It even has jog wheels, although it should be noted that minuscule jog wheels (as these are) often prove frustrating instead of useful, especially without knowing if they have any tension.
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Warm up for five minutes with a slow, steady jog.
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Please, watch the entire exchange below to jog your memory.
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Papini vanished while out for a jog on Nov. 2.
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"The jog around the bases was pretty surreal," Lugo said.
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If I have time I'll go for a little jog.
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Context, friends, and physical objects can all jog our memories.
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Sherri vanished while out for a jog on Nov. 2.
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Then the moment arrives: They jog jubilantly into the sea.
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SWEAT, PREP I jog Central Park, run around the reservoir.
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People jog in New York City's Central Park, March 20.
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As I neared my car, I would start to jog.
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Then they jog down the hill and onto the field.
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JOG THE MEMORY I've been an exerciser my whole life.
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I get a quick workout in and jog back home.
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He also mentioned that he could almost jog with it.
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And the jog the two took that launched a thousand memes.
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The map revealed more than just where people like to jog.
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Feeling lighter, I flung ashes as I broke into a jog.
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We could jog around the perimeter of the ranch as usual.
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I could jog a few miles without really breaking a sweat.
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She was also seen out for a jog on Christmas morning.
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Last Wednesday, Papini went for a jog as usual, Bosenko said.
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I cannot run, I cannot jog, but I can jump around.
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A neighbor reported seeing her go for a jog that evening.
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A neighbor reported seeing her going for a jog Wednesday evening.
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He likes to lift, jog, bike, and sometimes do other shit.
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"The jog around the bases was pretty surreal," Lugo told reporters.
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Those people can just jog on, as far as I'm concerned.
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Women can now jog and do physical exercise in the streets.
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She is Athletic Sherri went missing during a late-morning jog.
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Sometimes she'd refer to postcards she'd collected to jog her memory.
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When they are summoned back inside, they stroll, rather than jog.
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Here's what else is happening: It's safe to jog this morning.
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But don't count on a quick jog offsetting that big feast.
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Across the field, Gabriele and Justin jog together, her ponytail bouncing.
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Run, don't jog, around the bases after hitting a home run.
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"It's really inappropriate to jog around a graveyard," her sister scolds.
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Making him jog as punishment was a no-brainer for him.
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It also moves slower than someone taking a Sunday morning jog.
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We jog outside and then do the weight portion of the workout.
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Papini was allegedly kidnapped while out for a jog on Nov. 2.
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He left the room at a jog, a smile on his face.
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"Add something that will jog their memory about the interview," suggested Swann.
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Abstract speaks in a near-whisper while I jog alongside his bike.
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If you're doing a quick 10-minute jog, it might not register.
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One shot shows no less than fifteen dogs going for a jog.
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Trey Lyles and Jeff Withey jog into position on the weak side.
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I would jog around the perimeter of York University twice a day.
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The hope is that seeing a victim's likeness will jog people's memories.
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He can ball out on the court or go for a jog.
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It's usually more cardio based, like a low-intensity 30-minute jog.
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"I'd like to jog with him," Biden said in South Carolina Monday.
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I jog back to the exit door, fumbling to disable the alarm.
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They may also send patients home with tools to jog their memory.
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She'll jog around the neighborhood or go to a hot Pilates class.
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"I'd like to jog with him," Biden, who is seventy-three, said.
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I used to be able to jog (slowly!) three miles without stopping.
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It does a little jog in place at the top, Rocky-style.
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Just like in the first movie, students jog by them as they're kissing.
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"Walking legs don't allow its user to jog, yet alone run," she explained.
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She vanished on July 18 after going for her regular jog around town.
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I wake up a bit earlier today and head out for a jog.
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But don't forget to jump or jog in place while trying 'em on.
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"My dad will say, 'Come jog a few miles with me,'" Ian says.
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Every evening young people jog down Dakar's streets with headphones in their ears.
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I think this number doesn't necessarily jog the Fed in the near-term.
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Tourists to Brussels would be told if you jog, stay away from Molenbeek.
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I couldn't run, I could only jog and to me that was disheartening.
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After a couple of light stretches, I set off on a light jog.
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A jaunt on the treadmill would never be just a jog for me.
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We'll just strap on the latest contraption to our legs and jog there.
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Got a long walk or a jog on the way to the gym?
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Every May, thousands jog through the streets for 5K and 10K twilight runs.
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Take a morning walk or jog while staying six feet away from others.
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Other groups, too, can apply for police permission to jog in large groups.
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At first, he was only able to jog a quarter of a mile.
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We had a long way to go, so I began with a jog.
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Casali had a season-ending hamstring injury during the ensuing home-run jog.
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I must have had something better to do, like jog around Fresh Pond.
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I had to actually jog in place in order to move my character.
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In case you don't remember these bite-sized beauties, let us jog your memory.
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That includes where and how fast various people went for a jog, for instance.
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And the teaser for this Kenneth Branagh–directed movie did not jog my memory!
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A light walk would make Sam walk and a jog would make Sam run.
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The 24-year-old Levy vanished back in 2001 while out for a jog.
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Maybe we'll try and stop him on his next jog to get the answer.
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Get ready to catch yourself humming through your jog, training circuit, or yoga practice.
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It's a beautiful fall day, so I decide to go for a jog outside.
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Heading out for a jog, but don't want to bring along your entire wallet?
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Niall Horan was blazin' in the sun Friday during a very hot afternoon jog.
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I went out to warm up before everybody came out and took a jog.
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Should old acquaintance be forgot ... meet 'em up in Mexico to jog your memory.
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Woods: Just 10 to 15 minutes, an easy jog before doing some core work.
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If you do, there's an instant camera out there that'll help jog your memory.
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She was last seen July 18 when she left her boyfriend's home to jog.
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In fact, he went out for a jog after he was released from jail.
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A jog along the hilly, shaded loops of Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx.
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So he told me to just go for a quick jog, see what happens.
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She turned the Time Jog to find images of the object in its prime.
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He'll jog up, lull the defender to sleep, then detonate from an unreasonable distance.
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Organize them into categories: Scan your calendar and social media to jog your memory.
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As of Saturday, the public is no longer allowed to go outside to jog.
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There is a track there, and we jog for about an hour or so.
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On his first jog after June's shooting, he began to tear up midway through.
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Sometimes he'll just stand still, watching for a bit, then jog a few steps.
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To pummel enemies, players must squat, do yoga poses, jog, or flex their arms.
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The hotel is only steps from the Chicago Riverwalk for an early morning jog.
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I listen to the 2134.74% Invisible podcast as I jog through Golden Gate Park.
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Away was even able to keep up with a light jog to the gate.
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The 20-year-old disappeared a month ago while out for an evening jog.
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I do 5 miles on the treadmill alternating between a jog and fast intervals.
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University of Iowa student Mollie Tibbetts was reported missing after going on Wednesday evening jog.
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Dogs. A willing workout buddy who's ready to jog it out at a moment's notice?
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Another said that people shouldn't have to go through "trash" while they jog or walk.
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But I'm stubborn, so I force myself to lift weights and jog a few miles.
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I go for a short jog and do an arm workout when I get home.
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It's a nice little shortcut, and could also help if you need a memory jog.
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Eric hangs out for a bit before setting off with his pup to jog home.
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Imagine Barbarella going on a jog around the Google campus, and you'll get the idea.
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You run, walk, jog and sometimes stumble through Manhattan streets, seemingly implacable, but also confused.
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The "Stay with Me" crooner recently headed for a jog with friends in Los Angeles.
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Boston Dynamics released a new video of their humanoid robot, Atlas, going for a jog.
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After her evening jog, she returned to the home to do homework, police have said.
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Mollie was last seen on July 18 when she left her boyfriend's home to jog.
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The ensuing run-up is almost comical: a tiptoe sprint followed by a relaxed jog.
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The combination takes me from a jog to a dip to a drink pretty effortlessly.
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Kaps says this can feel like a light jog, which releases endorphins like exercise does.
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He was not penalized for that weird jog he took after crashing the other day.
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She has told investigators she was snatched at gunpoint during a morning jog on Nov.
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A perfectly healthy person is not going to croak from a short jog through haze.
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One theory for why objects can jog our memories is called "extended" or "distributed" cognition.
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Maybe, instead of the 23-meter repeats, they could just do an easy recovery jog?
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Maybe a little soft piano music will jog your memory: Cover: Democratic presidential candidate Rep.
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She was last seen on July 18 when she left her boyfriend's home to jog.
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Perhaps go on a little jog instead of sitting on the couch all day, Taurus.
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A. I got a new dog and I was trying to jog with the dog.
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Bickering, babka muffins, house hunting, confiding, gin and tonics, a jog in Central Park, judgment.
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After the appointment, Grunewald laced up her running shoes for a jog through Central Park.
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Poodles in a wagon zip by equestrians who jog in place next to their horses.
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"I was looking around one and then went out for a jog," Ms. Coeytaux said.
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I walk/jog the rest of the way to Union Station in my Stan Smiths.
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Mr. Kim noticed the store on his way home from a jog through Central Park.
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A link will suddenly jog your memory about a task you got an hour ago.
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Here I am, going for a jog, investing in the wellness quotient of my days.
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They spend another night at sea and by daybreak are ordered to jog 4 miles.
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The female jogger can be seen fighting off the attempted kidnapper while on her morning jog.
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She was last seen alive while going for her usual jog the night of July 18.
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After I wake up, I go for a quick jog, shower, and do my skincare routine.
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You never know what's around the bend when out for a jog, bike ride or walk.
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So forget a quick jog up your third floor walk up with your newly motorized bike.
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ACROSS THE NATION Missing University of Iowa student may have returned to home after jog: report.
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I only know this because I happened to jog past their bedroom window for an hour.
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Here's a commercial to jog your memory: The car service directly markets itself to intoxicated passengers.
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Don't mind this ostrich, it's just out for a casual jog at 30 miles per hour.
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But it gets complicated if you're the CEO of Facebook taking a jog through smoggy Beijing.
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The tower has a palette of four colours: if blue or green, go for that jog.
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After some brusque exchanges, he set off on a sort of defiant jog through the crowd.
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These swimmers somehow make going for a jog on the surface of the water look effortless.
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Each time Narkun threw a combination, Khalidov would slip deep and jog out the side door.
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That's the fun of trying, though: to jog dormant memories, and discover nuggets of buried history.
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Awareness of mortality is bad enough—do we really have to jog, on top of that?
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An early morning jog through the mist on the beach can be a bracingly solitary experience.
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DOG RUN Jeremiah and I jog up to Prospect Park, where there's an off-leash session.
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She appears to have just returned from a jog and is not wearing a face mask.
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Maybe she ought to jog in, save her legs and come back strong for that race?
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If I skip our usual morning jog, my dogs flop onto the floor, disconsolate and reproachful.
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But they hope to obtain police clearance for members to jog on the streets again soon.
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And if you are a parent, take your child for a bike ride, swim or jog.
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"It's a lot harder for the prime minister to go for a jog," Mr. Ross said.
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My reflex was to jog to the soundboard: Can we get more keys in the monitors?
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Last week, the company released a video showing its Atlas robot going out for a jog.
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Or find people who run, jog or exercise and begin jogging, running or exercising with them.
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Lucky for Justin ... we got this photo of the 2 of 'em to jog his memory.
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Louie: I mean, the thing that you put on your side and you jog with, that.
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Ritch said he his son jog in front of him, but soon, Maddox was nowhere in sight.
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It's common for Maddox to run around, so Ian allowed the boy to jog ahead for fun.
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And all you want is a reliable stream of your favorite track playing during your daily jog.
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Oh, just a class that involves going for a jog with some trampolines strapped to your feet.
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The first 'Jog for Jill' event with ALCF drew roughly 5,000 people and raised more than $300,753.
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And this is a telenovela, so it certainly seems like something, somewhere will jog Michael's memory... right?
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You can't drive to work or jog in the park with a screen in front of you.
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Papini, a mother of two, was abducted as she went for a routine jog on November 2.
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That's partially because depending on your ear shape, the buds could fall out while on a jog.
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The slight jog that the handlers perform around the ring has me giggling into my shirt sleeve.
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Al gets the kids in the car and will meet me at the end of my jog.
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That includes saying whether they believe Tibbetts returned home from a jog the evening she went missing.
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University of Iowa student Mollie Tibbetts, 20, was last seen on an evening jog on July 18.
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Having your photograph taken is probably the last thing anyone wants when they're out for a jog.
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She told investigators that she was kidnapped by two Hispanic women during a jog on Nov. 2.
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Hell, even Machado had to tip his hat to Jones as Machado's jog extinguished to a trot.
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But after about 10 years, I decided: O.K. I will jog because I can't do anything else.
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A lifelong runner, he lacked the energy to go for a jog on the beach, he said.
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But rarely is the price for the same food nearly double the price just a jog away.
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After a little jog around the lovely Marcus Garvey Park, the marathon route returns to Fifth Avenue.
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On Thursday, even hardened homeless people nearby expressed surprise that Ms. Vetrano would jog in the area.
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In "The Long Distance Runner," Faith goes for a jog in Brighton Beach, where she grew up.
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I love Sixteen Candles [Wolfhard asks his mom to jog his memory on his favorite 80s movies].
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That's when Horan made a quick jog to an empty parking lot to drain the main vein.
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Taking a walk in the park together is a man date; going for a jog is not.
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Pasty sun seekers jog on treadmills, shimmy in conga lines, and take part in belly-flopping competitions.
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We climb, we jog, we sprint, we dance, we set our intention, and we break through boundaries.
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Some jog past our house in the mornings since we live close to the National Guard armory.
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Get moving: box, jog, or keep your physical fitness up in whatever other way you might enjoy.
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Just outside of the hotel, jog or walk along the 1.8-mile paved Wailea Oceanfront Boardwalk Trail.
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I try to jog her memory politely and answer diplomatically, but then she returns with more questions.
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I'll go onto the internet, I'll look up deleted scenes, "Office" commentary, anything to jog my memory.
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They're unlikely to want to jog up and down through the atmosphere, looking for a sweet spot.
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The other team takes off down the floor and the Knicks' defenders jog alongside like amiable company.
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Instead, her addiction broke when she went for a jog one day and her chest started hurting.
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If you're unsure who we're talking about here, perhaps the phrase "Cash me outside" will jog your memory?
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Are you and your children into long hikes on the weekend and a morning jog around the block?
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Just then, I hear the roar of dirt bikes and jog down the garden yard towards the action.
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Tibbetts went missing on July 18 after leaving her home in Brooklyn, Iowa, to go for a jog.
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I'm not kidding — the instructor hands out specialty boots with springs so your jog works out your butt.
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I hear the Ass Doctor's penny loafers tapping up the steps down the hall—an eager little jog.
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It hooks into your media library or Spotify and lets you jog, crossfade, and mix from an iPad.
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To burn it off, a person would need to jog or to swim laps for about 45 minutes.
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He needs to get a run in, so he volunteers to jog both dogs over to my place.
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To jog your memory: This is when Andrew starts opening up about his past and messy family life.
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" Joy says as she crumples her napkin and drops it on the floor: "Does that jog your memory?
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But, what's even funnier is the reactions he got to the idea that he'd "fake jog" up there.
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They'll tell you they feel better when they jog; they feel better when they go on a treadmill.
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Watch the 20/20 Interview Below: Sherri was allegedly kidnapped while out for a jog on Nov. 2.
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I felt like I could jog around the field with them…and today I don't have any blisters!
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I jog down there and I meet him, and we do the old-dude-on-the-track sprints.
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There's a reason the best ideas often come to us in the shower or on a long jog.
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Participants completed a timed walk or jog on a treadmill designed to burn a set amount of calories.
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It is intended for people who prefer to sit on a sofa instead of going for a jog.
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The gunman then shot at a group of police officers who were returning from a jog, wounding one.
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About seven uneventful minutes into the footage, the officers broke into a jog and headed to another house.
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A natural spot to bike and jog is the Bronx River Reservation, a path-lined, river-hugging park.
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Documents marked "eyes alone" triggered a different protocol — a swift jog to a designated colonel in his office.
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They walk their dogs, stroll with their babies and jog while wearing university T-shirts and expensive sneakers.
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"I'm always a human piñata," he said, turning to jog across a busy roadway, looking for his car.
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The 20-year-old student went missing on July 18 in Brooklyn, Iowa, after going for a jog.
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To move forward, you have to hold the Ring-Con in front of you and jog in place.
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He is a tireless worker — beginning most days with a predawn jog — and a mentor to younger members.
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Ultra-packable and suitable for anything from a jog in the park to lifting in the fitness center.
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This list is here to jog your memory — and help you revisit some of the series' most iconic moments.
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My 60-year-old father, who lives here in Hawaii, found the group on a jog two years back.
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Now, July 3, her ampuversary, is commemorated with a lot of reflection, perhaps a jog, and sometimes a cake.
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It mostly just follows Matt as he mopes around, hoping for someone to jog him out of his lethargy.
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We started with a warm-up outside with some stretches, squats, jumping jacks and a jog around the studio.
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He had gone out on the track for a morning jog (and dump) and was caught in the act.
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Vetrano, 30, was killed in August 2016 while she was out for a jog near her home in Queens.
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Also request an updated resume so you can confirm employment dates and jog your memory of the person's responsibilities.
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While one of the US soldiers drives, the other two jog behind the vehicle and try to fire back.
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Here he is in 2016 describing what he had in mind at the time, just to jog your memory.
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Antonio (Guillermo Francella), a devoted father, collapses on his morning jog and discovers that he needs a kidney transplant.
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Hulu also released a trailer that summarizes the first three seasons if you want to jog your memory now.
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If nothing else, you now know to think twice before smoking a J and then going for a jog.
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The cowboys jump off their vehicles and the herders jog inside after the reindeer, shutting the fence behind them.
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"In the dream I saw myself across the road," he tells Dr.Oz as the two go for a jog.
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Frost covers University of Minnesota student Daniel Dylla's face during a morning jog along Mississippi River Parkway on Jan.
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When you need to jog your memory, check back here, where we'll be celebrating the love that didn't last.
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Garner kicked off Saturday with an early morning jog before returning to the hotel with croissants for the family.
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Those reminders helped jog his memory and maintain focus, as well as create detailed mental maps of his surroundings.
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But while a daily jog might be what your mind needs, is running every day bad for your body?
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Okay, no shit—but interestingly, even a one-time jog can help you remember things that you just learned.
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Once you're out of bed do something quick like a light jog in place combined with body-weight movements.
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It's common for Maddox to run around, so Ian allowed the boy to jog ahead for fun, he says.
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To help jog your memory, we've recapped exactly where we left off with Arya and how she got there.
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Two days after her arrest, Price visited her in jail to try to jog her memory about the crime.
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If I just want a leisurely jog and not track my performance, it's easy enough to turn off too.
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I started with a lap or two, then it turned into a mile, then I would jog a bit.
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A half-hearted jog around the local park probably won't offset those Aperol Spritzes you've been mainlining all summer.
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"I'm ready," she said on Friday, warming up with a quick jog across the finish line in Central Park.
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" 'You're scared your grandmother's gonna call me a nigger,' " Morgan said, trying to jog Theobald's memory and his own.
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Burr told CNN that he sent the letter to Grenell as "one last effort to jog him" before Sen.
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I then jog upstairs to the microwave area, heat myself a ramen noodle soup, and pop myself some popcorn.
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The rain was warm; it felt like we were getting a jog and a shower at the same time.
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Powerade Power Water is designed for casual athletes — people who jog, do yoga or crossfit for exercise, for example.
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The leads have dried up in the killing of a young woman in Queens during a jog last summer.
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He later a tapped a grounder to short, holding his bat for a slow jog (almost) to the bag.
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Or if you have been exercising with intervals and feeling no fitter, perhaps jog for a month or two.
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"When I can't jog to my position at first base, then I would probably say I'm done," he said.
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That film was so hostile to Crawford that even a simple afternoon jog is presented as a psychotic break.
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To help jog my memory, I ordered a copy of the 1999 Lonely Planet Syria guide I had used.
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Given his condition, Cooper was limited to walking, along with a quick jog as he neared the finish line.
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O'Rourke joined an annual two-mile jog known as the Pride Run in New York City on Wednesday morning.
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ACROSS THE NATION Investigators seeking clues in search for University of Iowa student reported missing after going on evening jog.
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When her uptight sister Clare tells her that "it's really inappropriate to jog around a graveyard," Fleabag merely looks bemused.
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And in case you forgot all the stars who were connected to the event, this list will jog your memory.
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He looks up from his iPad, watching Rocky, age 66, grab, jog, kick, and reach his way through the videogame.
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To jog your memory: Fred (Luke Perry) apparently had a DUI in his past, after Archie's mom moved to Chicago.
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I deliver the books quickly and jog down the stairs and back to my car to turn the radio on.
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The Prime 4's jog wheels are six-inches, metal, and boast center HD displays with customizable RGB light rings.
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But it was model Paloma Elsesser who stole the show, posing for the photo in a jog bra and leggings.
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If you're dressed appropriately, a slight jog should be more than enough to survive your morning bus-waiting ordeal.[YouTube]
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If you want to go on a jog be prepared to grab them as they tumble out of your ears.
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Jesse Ratu, 24, was returning home from her Sunday morning jog when she sensed someone following her to her building.
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As gamers jog in real life, they can listen to scary story lines and sound effects of zombies chasing them.
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But again he declined to say whether Tibbetts is believed to have returned home safely from a jog that evening.
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A handful of sound technicians and crew jog busily around the empty Colosseum Theater at Caesar's Palace in Windsor, Ontario.
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Bernie had just wrapped up speaking in Austin, TX and Jane was doing a light jog back to the vehicle.
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It was common for Maddox to run around, so Ian allowed the boy to jog ahead for fun, he said.
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If you're feeling pent up, go for a jog or start dancing wildly in your bedroom—your body needs it!
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I would just jog in my room before I went to bed to get in whatever remaining steps I needed.
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He then named various countries and continents — Canada, Mexico, Europe, Asia — in an apparent attempt to jog Mr. Johnson's memory.
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Yes, the obvious stars are still going to escape certain death scenarios like they're simply out for a morning jog.
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Mr. Toy, a mustachioed former physical education teacher, began dancing in his Crocs, breaking into a sort of rhythmic jog.
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In early November, California mother Sherri Papini mysteriously vanished after she left her Redding, California, home for a routine jog.
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The refresh adds some haptic feedback to the motorized jog wheels to more closely recreate the feel of real turntables.
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She was last seen alive the night before, on her regular jog around Brooklyn, a community of some 1,500 people.
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"Basically, [it can be used] for any application where we need some head-start to jog our imagination," Karenwar wrote.
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Now it's never been easier to track data about your jog around the neighborhood — but is that a good thing?
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"When you're a dad, and someone yells 'My baby!' then you jog across the street," he told the radio hosts.
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Indeed, she said Mr. Durst stayed at the Beverly Hills Hilton, a short jog from Ms. Berman's Benedict Canyon home.
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I would drive him around the city and say, like, 'Oh, remember when we went there?' and jog his memory.
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Tibbetts, officials said, is believed to have been abducted on July 18 as she went out for an evening jog.
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To move forward, you jog on the spot, and you turn by pointing the ring in whatever direction you want.
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Even so, our jog through the battlefield had established enough sweaty rapport to leave us mildly confused about our footing.
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Jog along the river for about a mile each way (like I did) or stop into waterfront eateries and bars.
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During that training, physiotherapists keep a log of each patient's motions and the settings used -- from walk to jog mode.
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McLemore's photo will soon be plastered on the side of large truck -- in hopes that it will jog someone's memory.
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When I jog, it pours a stream of music into my ears as its body slaps clumsily against my thigh.
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He admitted that he now feels caged, beginning his days with a jog in the base's gym at 6 a.m.
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Nor do you stop running if your jog takes you past the anthem-singing portion of a Little League game.
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Credit Stephen Conley, U.C. Davis What does it take to jog federal and state leaders to toughen rules curbing industrial pollution?
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This may mean you call a friend, go for a jog, or write a letter of gratitude to someone you love.
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Beltre makes the play as usual, and on the jog back to the dugout, Profar flashes a sheepish grin Beltre's way.
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Search teams, including family members and friends, scoured the area where Papini disappeared while out for a jog on Nov. 2.
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So, I jog across town in sweltering New York City heat to Hugo Boss to buy a suit off the rack.
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My first run was seven weeks postpartum and my uterus just about fell out of me during that three-minute jog.
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Footage shows him jog past one man on the bridge on May 5 before knocking into the 33-year-old victim.
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Frost covers University of Minnesota student Daniel Dylla's face during a morning jog along Mississippi River Parkway on Tuesday in Minneapolis.
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I do a 30-minute yoga routine and then jog on the treadmill while I watch '80s music videos on YouTube.
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The 34-year-old mother of two told authorities she was abducted by two Hispanic women while out for a jog.
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Lightweight headphones have a tendency to jiggle, so all three contenders will struggle if you take them for a brisk jog.
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During a "Musical Genre Challenge" segment, she literally had to jog up to the teleprompter to understand what was happening. Ariana!
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Mark acknowledged his victory with a raised hand, before continuing his jog down the 8 Mile median, disappearing into the distance.
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I haven't been able to run since around week 12, when round ligament pain left me hobbling after a short jog.
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Usually when I get a client to the point of running for 15 minutes, they can usually jog the whole way.
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Investigators initially said, she went for a jog and never returned to her boyfriend&aposs house where she was dog sitting.
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Wednesday when the suspects left their Toledo home for a jog, according to a police report obtained by the Toledo Blade.
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Bonus: If your date turns out to be a dud, simply pick up the pace and turn it into a jog.
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Let me jog your memory: The half-Asian punk girl with an asymetrical bob who made you realize you were queer.
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" Jackson says authorities released the video footage, which detectives discovered not long after Papini reappeared, in order to "jog some memories.
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The headphones connect to your smartphone via Bluetooth and music playback is controlled with the jog dial on the right ear.
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Take time to do something that supports your wellbeing, whether that's meditation, a healing bath, a jog, or a kickboxing class.
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A man out for a jog gets a push notification about a game, but he obviously can't stop and watch now.
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Her sister, Margot (Bridgett Lundy), prefers to chill with friends and has a hard time seeing the point of a jog.
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It's a bassline that's gone on a jog after a coffee and stopped to chat up a girl on the way.
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Likewise, we're not advising you wake every morning to jog for an hour like a boxer or an '80s fitness nut.
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That same year she also photobombed a couple's engagement photos in New York City's Central Park while going for a jog.
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Unlike a quick two-mile jog, running over 10 miles regularly prompted me to stock up on granola bars and Gatorade.
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At a glance this can tell you if your heart has been speeding, which is useful after a jog, for example.
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I was sent down to cover it, and wangled a chance to jog with Ali in the traditional predawn training regimen.
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If you're going on a jog or a bike ride, it's easy enough to set up from the watch's touch screen.
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Then, half the group went for a 30-minute jog while the other half stretched for the same amount of time.
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I ride my bicycle to the beach where young boys jog slowly along the shore, training to be Muay Thai boxers.
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Because you just shoot what you see, the images seem to jog deeper memories about what happened when you were there.
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Q. What if the exercise is relatively moderate, like a brisk walk or easy jog, instead of a more intense workout?
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Her seemingly casual pace turned out to be deceptively fast, forcing the other Marines into a near jog to keep up.
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He then targeted a group of police officers returning to their barracks after a jog, shooting at them and wounding one.
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She had struggled to pick a cause that she could throw herself behind, and landed on one during her jog — literacy.
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This is when she heads out for her second run of the day, a six mile jog along the harbor front.
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Walk (jog if you must) along the water's edge, calling up the charging white horses of Virginia Woolf and feeling literary.
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" The approach they took to help this woman, and later many others, jog her own memory, was something called "situated testimony.
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There's also a little bit about each one that might jog your memory in case you can't remember everyone right away.
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"To be able to finish with a quick jog for at least 10 feet meant the world to me," he said.
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In 1989, a white woman was savagely raped and beaten in Central Park, where she had been out for a jog.
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"I remember going for a 1.5-mile jog and noticed that there is real dissonance in wearing a brightly colored outfit with muscle mapping all over it, something that you would see on an Olympic athlete, when I was going for a 10-minute-a-mile jog," she said in a phone conversation with Business Insider in 2018.
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The standard workout for the brothers consists of a mile jog on flat ground, followed by six timed sprints up the slope.
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The last time she was seen alive was on July 18, when someone spotted her on her regular evening jog in Brooklyn.
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It's not ideal to run and jog with them in the middle of the day — or hike with them in high altitudes.
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The PackBot climbs stairs, maneuvers in water, and can crawl around at about 2000 miles per hour, faster than most adults jog.
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The PackBot climbs stairs, maneuvers in water, and can crawl around at about 6 miles per hour, faster than most adults jog.
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"Several days later, I decided to go on a good long jog, trusting that Chip would not leave Drake again," Joanna says.
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A third, a 22-year-old student in Davis, had been shocked with a stun gun and assaulted while on a jog.
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Well, the sound of Stannis Baratheon's late, innocent daughter's screams as she burned in one of Melisendre's safrifices might jog your memory.
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We jog about two miles up the trail before looping down to the connecting nature-center trails where M. picks us up.
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The 36-year-old new mom slipped on her running shoes for a jog on New York City's Hudson River Parkway, Wednesday.
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Boyce said Vetrano would typically run with her father, who sat out the fateful jog because he was dealing with back pain.
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I take the dog to our nearby snow-covered park, put on My Favorite Murder, and do a light three-mile jog.
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Rather than taking a jog around my block, I walk carefully for as long as I can and take breaks when needed.
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It gives me that natural, post-jog glow I've always envied on others — even though, TBH, I'm not quite convinced it's real.
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It's instances like these that jog the silly memories, reminding me of the time spent with my friends captured in tiny moments.
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Skiers Sajjad Husaini, left, and Ali Shah Farhang jog in the morning near their youth hostel in St. Moritz, Switzerland, on Jan.
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But the trendy belt bags or utility belts that Kim K. rocks might not cut it when you're going for a jog.
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A sunny spring day rolled around, and I strapped those suckers on and went for a five-mile jog through Prospect Park.
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Do you feel like going for a 43-minute jog, followed by a 26-minute walk, and then another 22-minute run?
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That would suggest she returned to the house after her jog and didn&apost disappear while running, as had been previously thought.
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It also includes smart watch features like alarm reminders and GPS route tracking so that you won't get lost on your jog.
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As he approached, they began running companionably along with him, the man and marsupials looking like three friends out for a jog.
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Whether you're an Olympic marathon runner, or just jog the occasional 5k, you're familiar with the sad state of race-bib technology.
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Against Diaz, who cannot cut the ring for toffee, and in the large, almost circular cage, McGregor could jog around the perimeter.
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Benjaman Kyle quickly became a favorite of the nurses, who took turns trying to jog his memory by peppering him with questions.
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As you can see in the video, Atlas seamlessly goes for a jog and jumps over a log ... all on its own.
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And there's no better proof than these recently-snapped photos, wherein a bald, bearded Letterman takes a leisurely jog in the Caribbean.
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Microsoft even used an Xbox One Elite controller to control the KIRA and jog the robot's arm into place for key shots.
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A morning jog will be reclassified as a good source of beneficial chemicals; sports may be redesigned to optimize their molecular outcomes.
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If the words Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR don't ring any bells, maybe the words "cheese grater" will jog your memory.
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If you're only going out for a 30-minute jog, 16 ounces of a sports drink might not make the most sense.
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A local family says they caught a woman stop while out for a jog and defecate on their property on multiple occasions.
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After the fourth inning, Colon waited for Cespedes to jog in from left and consoled him with a slap on the back.
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A minor-key jog with a melody full of chromatic tensions, it drew much of its heat from Mr. Guiliana's whipsaw breakbeats.
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The Comand — short for Cockpit Management and Data system — user interface can be operated with a jog wheel or a touch pad.
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Jeremy Stephens is perhaps the best example of a fighter who simply kept retreating and allowing Cerrone to jog into his kicks.
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We pull up in a van almost like terrorists, unload it, and jog it into parliament square and set it up mate.
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On Tuesday, six people came forward to jog the wannabe first lady's memory by corroborating Stoynoff's story in a new PEOPLE article.
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An examination of such issues would be welcome, but "Free to Run" prefers nothing more than an easy jog down memory lane.
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Jacobi, who had come from a four-mile jog, got a brisket sandwich, fruit salad, and a Dr. Brown's black-cherry soda.
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When he runs back on defense, he often has the loping gait of someone pushing through the end of a long jog.
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At Fairmount Park, they jog easily over the 10,000-meter course on the part of the park known as the Belmont Plateau.
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At one point, the F.B.I. agents repeated portions of what he had said privately to Mr. Kislyak to jog Mr. Flynn's memory.
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I film my Word of the Day video, email classroom parents back, and go for a walk/jog because it's gorgeous out.
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A body believed to be Tibbetts' was found in Iowa on Tuesday, a month after she went missing during an evening jog.
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Many of us would probably say that we feel less cranky or more relaxed after a jog or visit to the gym.
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It's also adjacent to a picturesque walking path, which is a great spot to explore South Beach or get a jog in.
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There's a speed-limit sign on one end of the street 100 yards from our house, so I jog up and back.
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Several days a week I jog or bike to work to give my mind space to decompress and mull over business problems.
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To help nature along, you get some netsuke and put it on a trail where the billionaire is likely to jog by.
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" And Biden challenged Trump to prove that he is as healthy as he claims to be: "I'd like to jog with him.
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Ms. Vetrano, 30, went for a late afternoon jog in Spring Creek Park in the Howard Beach section of Queens on Aug.
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So what I initially thought would be a normal jog becomes a very painful excursion—much more painful than usual, I mean.
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Less than two years later, a young college student went for an evening jog, planning to grab some dinner at a local market.
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On that jog, Thiel laid out a management philosophy that Rabois carried with him from PayPal to companies like LinkedIn, Google and Square.
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Days after Vetrano's death, a 27-year-old Google employee was found slain in the woods in Massachusetts after leaving for a jog.
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In 2001, Levy was serving as an intern for the Federal Bureau of Prisons in Washington, D.C., when she disappeared during a jog.
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Boyce said Vetrano would typically run with her father, who decided to sit out Tuesday's jog because he was dealing with back pain.
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I consider going for a jog this morning, but I really hate running in freezing temps because I don't have the proper gear.
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We hastened into a jog and then flat out started running, determined not to be seen by the school safety officers posted outside.
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In one video, Atlas, the humanoid robot, goes for a jog in a grassy yard that appears to be sloped here and there.
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She begins her day with a bite of almond butter before her morning jog, then has a full breakfast before her main workout.
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After my jog, I take a quick shower, throw on a warm, walking-friendly outfit and am out the door by 7:20.
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Mathematical models produced by McKinnon's team suggests the two objects were moving no faster than a few meters per second—a slow jog.
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McLain, a well-liked student training for soccer season, left her home and went for a jog on in August, 1980, Williams said.
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For a morning jog, low-fat chocolate milk offers adequate carbs and protein, along with electrolytes lost in sweat, like sodium and potassium.
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Once you've conquered that goal, begin adding longer periods of jogging until you can jog for 30 seconds per minute for 30 minutes.
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Seemingly struggling to remember the name of the central character, Graham noted that he thought "of Ed Sheeran" to help jog his memory.
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Kipchoge said he planned to arrive in Vienna about a week before the attempt and will jog over the 4.3km Prater Hauptallee course.
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"The men would jog in together, already sweating from firefighting training, and jump into another round of punishing exercise," trainer Tony Burris said.
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"There are some distinctive things about that person that we're hoping people will watch and will jog memories," Buckhorn told HLN's Erica Hill.
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There's the adaptive resistance stationary bike said to help you deplete as much glycogen in 103 seconds as from a 210-minute jog.
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I can jog my skinny butt out there 30 yards and shake their hand...I just think it's the right thing to do.
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It took her husband's serial philandering and the disintegration of her marriage, in 1953, to jog loose her flight from Dachau in 1944.
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In the game, you'll jog in place to advance your character, and perform various movements and exercises to avoid obstacles and defeat enemies.
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The coastal location offers the opportunity for long walks or runs right out its front gate where throngs of locals jog each evening.
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He is one of those players who seems never to sprint, really, only to move at a precise jog, every step a tactic.
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The kind of person who likes to jog before work or who can't accept the ruling of an alarm clock at 6 a.m.
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Salomon hummed as she worked to jog her memory, noting which song a painting was inspired by on the rear of the paper.
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Walsh now barely remembers that he was ever in the "Fix Congress Now" caucus (I had to jog his memory on the details).
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Afterward, he set off on a jog around the lake while Aurel Bacs, the lunch companion, took his young daughter for a walk.
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VINTON, Iowa — Elizabeth Warren motors onstage at her campaign events like she is being chased: arm-pump, arm-pump, mid-jog wave. O.K.!
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She became flustered and looked as if she were trying to jog the memories with her hands, sketching the answers in the air.
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Most songs here moan about brittle young relationships over the musical equivalent of bringing an amiable golden retriever along for an unhurried jog.
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Barkley and Engram were officially listed as limited in Tuesday's "jog-through," an estimation of their participation had it been a full practice.
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But astronauts in space can't exactly go for a jog in the fresh air to clear their minds, increase fitness, and gain strength.
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I opted to take my workout outdoors and headed to the lakefront path, which is just a five-minute jog up Michigan Avenue.
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When it's time for recess, the pupils jog around the block of Eichar's suburban neighborhood in Chico, a 20-minute drive from Paradise.
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I have two babies and I was going to do the whole mom thing, with playgroups and a jog stroller, and take classes.
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The former late night jokester unveiled the new look Tuesday during a jog in the Caribbean as he blasted tunes into his eardrums.
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The jog wheel has been replaced with a slightly slimmer four-directional push encoder that works for browsing, navigating, and adjusting levels and balance.
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There are zillions of apps, like Facetune, that you can use to give yourself an instant transformation with nary a jog on the treadmill.
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Fink's version, on the other hand, is nearly indistinguishable from standard, athleisure-style leggings—except they can light up for a night-time jog.
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The family has also created a missing person poster to help jog the memory of anyone who may have seen Eaton on the island.
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The underlying beat is fine, so you could jog to it — all the way to your local theater for a showing of Donnie Darko.
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A young mother vanished during a morning jog near her California home — and was found 25 days later on the side of the highway.
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Trading in my typical morning jog or gym workout for a game that I grew up playing is an energizing start to the day.
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There was just one person on the entire soundstage who was not happy to see Uncle Jesse jog back into the Tanner family kitchen.
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A young mother vanished during a morning jog near her California home — and was found 22 days later on the side of the highway.
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Hopefully, this dog jog becomes a regular practice for the school and helps get some of the pups adopted thanks to their increased visibility.
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Sure, it might make you go for an extra jog or two every year, but it might also help contribute to a heart attack.
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Before you stock up on our favorite fall heel picks, make sure you've watched Dorian Electra's jog through the bizarre history of teetering footwear.
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One takeaway here might be that if you want better data, you may want to jog from your desk to the water cooler. Kidding!
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Walk, Don't Run Do you have to jog – albeit slowly, just a few times a week, and not too far – to reach your nineties?
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Tackle your chores or go for a jog— you know, boring everyday things you need to do take care of your health and wealth.
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A quick jog takes me back to my ship, which is sitting just a few feet from the ocean on an empty sandy beach.
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We follow Mesa in his natural environment, taking a late night jog through the city, or playing dominoes with locals on a street corner.
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Iconic Max Air cushioning provides a lightweight, smooth feel with each step, whether you're running on your morning jog or running your entire day.
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Oh, and just to jog your memory on what he was dealing with on his $2 million whip ... here's a trip down deductible lane.
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But, they said, most experts will say that a healthy diet is a more integral part of weight loss than going for a jog.
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Anecdotally, Fitbits abound: walk through any airport, hike any trail, jog through your neighborhood streets, and you will likely see someone wearing a Fitbit.
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That's why it's time to head to Target (lightly jog past the home decor aisle) and stock up on the retailer's newest beauty launches.
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Tibbetts, a University of Iowa psychology major, went missing on July 18 after leaving her home in Brooklyn, Iowa, to go for a jog.
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If the ultra-marathoner Dean Karnazes can run three hundred and fifty miles without sleep, he may inspire you to jog around the block.
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The last time anyone saw her, she was out for a jog in the small community of Brooklyn, Iowa, just east of Des Moines.
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If you normally jog the same street route, try a slower-paced run up a nearby hiking trail, or hit a local university track.
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What we're watching: Computer models show the storm making a sharp northward jog, putting the storm closer to the islands since projections on Monday.
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A friend believes that a daily dose of turmeric helped to relieve persistent plantar fasciitis, enabling her to once again jog and play tennis.
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The inner training track, which has not had any breakdowns, was open for horses to jog and gallop only for the second straight day.
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Unlike Mr. Macron, who likes to play tennis, jog and box; and her husband, Patrice Roques, who is a triathlete, Ms. Ndiaye eschews exercise.
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If the "sprint" does not work, the negotiations will shift to a jog, until after a new Mexican president enters office in December 2018.
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True to their name, these are durable running socks that will get you through anything from a short jog to an arduous trail run.
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Put them on and you&aposre suddenly inspired to go on a morning jog followed by brunch in the city and an errands run.
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Mike Pence of Indiana, started the day with a brisk jog across a windswept tarmac in an unlikely spot for a Republican: Duluth, Minn.
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One 2016 study found that a five-minute jog or speed walk every hour improves mood and decreases end-of-the-day food cravings.
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I also make it a daily priority to get at least some light exercise, whether a walk or a jog or a bicycle commute.
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I also make it a daily priority to get at least some light exercise, whether a walk or a jog or a bicycle commute.
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Granted, they begin in a nonsexual context, as so many sex scenes do, but perhaps eventually seeing the film will jog LaBeouf's memory a bit.
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Going on your morning jog, taking painting classes, teaching children, reading a book a week, cooking, crafting — whatever the hobby, we want to see it.
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That way, if you're out for a jog and want to stay aware of your surroundings, you can just wear one earbud in either ear.
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She Was Allegedly Abducted Three Weeks Ago After Going for a Jog Papini, a mother of two young children, was last seen around 2 p.m.
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If you don't remember the internet moment, this photo might jog your memory: Now, Hatch is back with good humor and winking at her haters.
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Karina Vetrano's father called police when she didn't return from her daily jog through Gateway National Park, which is a few blocks from her home.
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It has a built-in heart monitor and sleep-tracking capability and allows you to leave your phone behind for a nice walk or jog.
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"Whether that is a black or brown person taking a jog or walk through the neighborhood, or a delivery person, or somebody checking the meter."
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At home, I change into workout clothes and jog to the gym, but the heat is oppressive and I can barely make the mile there.
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If nothing else, that helps explain why you can't seem to jog without the second half of I Am... Sasha Fierce pumping in your earbuds.
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When it comes to iconic swimsuit moments on film, few can compare with Bo Derek's bathing suit jog down the beach in 1979's 10.
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Jack told the station he received a Snapchat photo from her late Wednesday night, after she would have returned to the home from her jog.
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To jog your memory, in the Season 7 finale Cersei says she sent Euron to hire this mercenary army to help defeat Jon and Dany.
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To claim that he can productively jog through Manhattan, listen to music, and dictate the outline of his book seems a bit of a stretch.
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What starts as a normal jog on the treadmill can turn into a leggings-clutching sprint to the bathroom if you don't think it through.
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I could probably stand to jog more and do arm stuff less, and I dreaded having to resort to squats for the first few worlds.
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It's also water-resistant so you can jump in the pool and swim with it, or take it out for a jog in the rain.
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"Sisters need to be able to play football and go for a jog where they're not judged by the way they are dressed," she says.
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After a quick exploratory jog, just in case there's something useful to mine from this space hell, I decide to head back to my ship.
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That may be good or bad depending on how you feel about not being able to hear your surroundings when you're out for a jog.
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It feels stupid to have this fear after a brief jog into a tunnel where thousands of people work every day, but here we are.
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Somehow, though, two complete strangers named Claire have chosen, amid all these infinite options, to draw dicks on an app that tracks where you jog.
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We're hoping that some of these documents will jog some memories and we hope to learn more about the circumstances surrounding both of these flights.
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An early morning jog over the Charles Bridge revealed that it is a kind of outdoor museum of Baroque bronze sculpture from the 18th century.
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I've had a lot of practice over the years trying to tell that story as quickly as possible, to jog people's memories with the buzzwords.
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Once finished, I jog over to our unit's kitchen area, where I wait in line to use one of two microwaves shared by 96 convicts.
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All I remember is the cloud of confusion that engulfed me as I sat on the edge of bed trying jog my short term memory.
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Here's a few to jog your memory: - Jax inking himself up with his gf Stassi's name ... which was sweet, until he moved on to Carmen.
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Learning about positive athletic role models like Asher-Smith might just encourage young girls to strap on some running shoes and go for a jog.
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Before you watch, jog your memory with this cheat sheet on who's who and where we left each character at the end of last season.
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On an April night nearly 30 years ago, a young investment banker was beaten and raped when she went for a jog in Central Park.
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I take a break from my work and get dressed to go for a walk/jog, then I come back and do some light weightlifting.
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The shorts, meant for running, feature a perforated venting system for cooling, as well as two side zipper pockets to hold essentials during a jog.
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Sunday • Make room for Christmas (or Christmas Eve) dinner with a guided New York Road Runners jog through Brooklyn, Staten Island, Queens or the Bronx.
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Previously, it was able to jog and jump straight up, but this side-to-side hopping is an advancement in keeping balance over difficult obstacles.
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And while Chip didn't leave Drake alone this time while his wife went for her jog, there was still one slight problem when she arrived home.
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Authorities in central Iowa are searching for a University of Iowa student who was reported missing on Wednesday after she went out for an evening jog.
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YogaAfter beating the hell out of my punching bag and hopping through a jog, I figured it was time to get in touch with my center.
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Cedella Roman, 19, said she did not realize she crossed the border during her jog along a beach in White Rock, British Columbia on May 21.
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The last time she was seen alive was a week ago, when someone spotted her on her regular evening jog in Brooklyn, Iowa, where she lives.
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Twenty-year-old Mollie Tibbetts was dog-sitting in Brooklyn, Iowa, on Wednesday night when she headed out for a jog dressed in typical workout gear.
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Something has happened, and the investigators, Strand (Gustaf Skarsgård), is taking his witness, Bernard, and trying to jog his memory to figure out what he remembers.
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Frankie Muniz did plenty of Netflix and chill this summer ... not on a hot new show, but on "Malcolm in the Middle" to jog the memory.
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Crank up your favorite workout playlist and don't worry about these earbuds falling out mid-jog: These babies stay put, thanks to their ear-wrapping shape.
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Sherri Papini Vanished During A Morning Jog Last year, Sherri Papini was a typical 34-year-old mom of two young children with her husband, Keith.
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I tried to jog his memory about the time I interviewed him for approximately five minutes two years earlier, as though he'd thought of nothing since.
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Baywatch will slow-motion jog into theaters in May 2017, but in the meantime there should be plenty more exclusive first looks to hold fans over.
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I wore a medium, which I realized was probably too big for me, because it started to chafe in the armpits mid-way through my jog.
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In a jog through the Bible's influence on the world (sections include "Fashion", "Art" and "Science") the branches of Orthodox Christianity barely get a look in.
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Animals&apos amazing abilities have inspired designs for robots that swim like manta rays , hover like jellyfish , jump like bush babies and even jog like humans .
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Of course, there are plenty more headphones available for runners, whether you're training for a marathon or just looking to take a jog around the block.
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Zuckerberg took a famous smog-filled jog through Tiananmen Square in 2016, which many have interpreted as a symbolic gesture of him cozying up to Beijing.
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She recalled how, in 1982, the then-unknown would do a daily jog up and back to the Hall of Fame (then located on Music Row).
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The toss was immaculately timed; shortstop Jose Iglesias met it at a jog right over the bag, made the out, and sent it along to first.
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I'm feeling peppy enough to go for a jog this morning and even run into a friend who's a devoted member of the 5 a.m. club.
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Michelob Ultra used its ad to tell the story of an incredibly fit robot that can golf, spin, and jog like a pro, but can't drink.
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Mollie Tibbetts, 20, was last seen alive on July 6120, when someone spotted her on her regular evening jog in the small town of Brooklyn, Iowa.
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Travis Kauffman laced up his running shoes on February 4 and headed out for a 12- to 15-mile jog through the wilderness of Horsetooth Mountain.
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In 2012, Alcaraz says she decided to take control of her own health; she went from struggling to jog to completing marathons in hardly two years.
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Another great way to start feeling better at work is to schedule time for a jog or swim before or after you get to the office.
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His smiling profile picture on Facebook was taken in China and recently he posted a photo of a smog-shrouded jog through Tiananmen Square in Beijing.
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Papini, a 34-year-old mother of two, was allegedly abducted as she went for a routine jog from her home in Redding on November 2.
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First thing's first: It's not a sneaker in the traditional sense, so don't plan on slipping these on when you're heading out on your weekend jog.
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For example, if you want to become a runner, start by taking a jog around your block once a day instead of attempting a full mile.
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When Bryant told him he had a recording of a voicemail he'd allegedly left, Feigin asked the detective to play it to perhaps jog his memory.
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"Thrones" slowed to a jog in Season 5, and story lines like Jaime and Bronn's road trip to Dorne were advertisements for the fast-forward button.
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Mark, clad in a black wrestling singlet, gold sneakers, and white headgear came up the median at a slow jog, dragging a jump rope behind him.
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The custom fit keeps the headphones in place for hours of comfortable and clear listening whether you're sitting at your desk or going for a jog.
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Start off with a half-mile jog or set the incline on your treadmill to 10 and walk to really to get your heart rate up.
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As we walked toward the cafeteria for his party, Pederson broke into a fast-paced shuffle, almost a jog, as I was told he'd always done.
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"I can make it; I can out hustle Clinton; out work him; out jog him; out campaign him; and we'll win," he wrote in his diary.
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There was more open space so I could move around more, walk, think, jog—it was a lot different because I wasn't confined to one spot.
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I had taken a shower after a late jog, and had decided to tidy up the place before my girlfriend arrived home from a late flight.
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Where Mario was a mustachioed man who could jump and jog and little else, Sonic was the Blue Blur, radiating the "rad" ethos of the '90s.
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Arrests at the Canadian border, even if the crossings are incidental to something as benign as a routine jog, are not unheard of, the Post notes.
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When reaching out to these people, it can be helpful to share samples of your work or jog their memories with anecdotes about your background together.
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Authorities had been looking for Tibbetts for about a month when they found home surveillance video that showed a car following a woman during her jog.
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Investigators got thousands of tips, rolled out an interactive website to help jog the public's memory, and even looked into Tibbetts' data from a fitness tracker.
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When they do get handled, it's just the hustle to the track, the jog and then however many furlongs they're running that day, 12 seconds per.
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When they do get handled, it's just the hustle to the track, the jog and then however many furlongs they're running that day, 12 seconds per.
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Drake understands how people live with music, how it helps us get through life, whether it's a breakup, a court date, or an unusually long jog.
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Hanks, who added he was an ordained minister and joked that he could step in "if the guy cancels", congratulated the couple before resuming his jog.
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Closed circuit TV footage showed the male runner jog past one man on Putney Bridge on May 5 before knocking into the 33-year-old victim.
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And for a winter jog, an even thinner cap still might be a good choice, as you will quickly warm up and don't want to overheat.
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Let us give you a hand with that last one, your morning jog (grocery shopping, call to your mom, Netflix marathon) can wait a little longer.
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A central Iowa community is ramping up efforts to find a University of Iowa student who was reported missing Wednesday after she went for an evening jog.
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" When pressed with obvious questions such as "ARE YOU SERIOUS??" he just replied: "When you're a dad and somebody yells 'My baby', you jog across the street.
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"Instead of promoting its product in a professional way, (Nike) replaced it with an anti-hijab ad, leave your hijab and jog in streets," a user tweeted.
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It's the same area that's activated when you're on certain drugs, when you eat tasty food, or when you down a glass of water after a jog.
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It's the media equivalent of a jog around the block instead of a carefully-planned trail run with water bottles and energy gels strapped to your waist.
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Other additions include an improved Magvel fader, which is supposed to be durable through 10 million movements, and a lower latency with the jog wheel and crossfader.
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The left fielder would just jog in to get it and he'd be on second, sliding into second and get a double off of a routine single.
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It's been three years since Justin Theroux's bulge went for a jog in that riveting scene from The Leftovers, but it feels as if it happened yesterday.
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To jog our collective memory and see if our desires were similar to those of today's kids, VICE Mexico asked seven children to illustrate their perfect day.
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That made him think of his mom again, so he buried the memory, as he had for months now, and picked up his pace to a jog.
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A first full trailer for series' return came out this week, and it's simultaneously trying to jog fans' memories and reel them into Bourne's next explosive adventure.
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I wake up early, prepare a healthy breakfast, and go for a jog—mostly so I can then post a picture of myself in my jogging outfit.
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So, in general, a strain will cause pain when you try to use the torn muscle (think: sore hamstrings after overextending your leg on your morning jog).
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I wanted to leave my house for a jog around the block, or maybe a marathon, and I don't even really like to run all that much.
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This could be risky for people who might push themselves too hard, and frustrating for those who wonder why a short jog makes their heart rate skyrocket.
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In his thirties, when he was a painter and a conflict-zone journalist, he lived in Sheridan Square, and he would regularly jog down to the memorial.
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"FBI arrested my neighbor Roger before my morning jog, I've only seen shit like that in movies, crazy to start to my Friday," Johnson wrote on Twitter.
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During Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) meetings, desperate reporters would jog alongside the Saudi oil minister to catch nuanced hints of a change in thinking.
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During leisure time, for example, people might jog for a half hour or so, enough time to increase their heart rate and build stronger bones and muscles.
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You can reset a Fitbit Versa to jog the system back to proper function if it has become slow to respond or is malfunctioning in some way.
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Whether you jog to deal with stress or hit the gym to boost your mood, you know that the benefits of exercise go well beyond the physical.
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"Jog on, lads," a barrel-chested man advised, and the boys seemed to reflect on numbers, then left and took their thoughts of starting something with them.
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I live not far from where the race takes place, and I jog the hills a few times a week, five or six miles at a time.
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It hurts just to sit, Black said, never mind take an easy jog, and in recent weeks it became too painful to sleep on her left side.
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Consider a massage, a yoga class, beginning your day with a 10-minute meditation or engaging in exercise such as a long walk or a scenic jog.
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It turned out that immediately after a single, 30-minute jog, the runners' heart cells were noticeably different than those of the animals that had not moved.
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On certain days, I'll jog past a public park where scrums of 20-somethings hotfoot across the concrete and will feel an odd twinge in the gut.
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He went for a morning jog on the Washington Mall before donning spectacles and a suit and assuming a more diplomatic style for his White House visit.
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He went for his morning jog and had to stop in the middle of it because of his hangover, which is not something he had done before.
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Here is something you are likely to see on your morning commute, at your job, during an evening jog, or in the mirror: an ash-marked forehead.
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But sometimes TV is less about the journey and more about those special moments that jog you awake, make you laugh, make you ache, make you think.
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To be more specific, women who jog outdoors in a route in the shape of a penis, and post screenshots of their journeys with running apps on Instagram.
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"I had to learn how to walk again; I had to learn how to jog again; I had to learn how to do sit-ups again," she said.
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Unfortunately, President Ronald Reagan didn't jog while in office, so it was eight years before his successor President George H.W. Bush could pick up where Carter left off.
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The company's Kickstarter ad features a woman wearing a set while running, but I'm doubtful the Shair will stay snug if I took them out for a jog.
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Spyros, dripping in sweat while mid-jog, says he's a golden eagle now and doesn't have any need to rejoin the righteous back at the US Attorney's office.
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Sorted can help you jog your memory by offering a detailed help section with these answers — and it even includes handy videos of how to perform each action.
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Was it more interesting to run through one character's entire arc and rewind for another's, to jog between them in short bursts, or some combination of the two?
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Studies demonstrate that physical activity, like a brisk walk, jog, game of basketball, or time spent at the gym, will help you better manage stress by releasing endorphins.
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To help jog your memory ahead of grown-ish's January 3 premiere, we put together the most important moments in the great Zoey's big evolution to leading lady.
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The Moxleys are hoping the release of Framed will jog someone's memory and compel a potential witness to come forward with information that would vindicate Skakel's original conviction.
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I know you can't jog up a hill, or even if you want to, there's work involved, and my job is to make sure the intensity is right.
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The company also operates its own music streaming and mobile payment services, both key benefits to leaving the smartphone at home while you, say, go for a jog.
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The air is just the right amount of crisp, you're treated to a cool breeze, and you won't be swamped with sweat at the end of your jog.
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David Gordon Green wrote a script, and on the second page or third page my granddaughter [in the film]was running around her neighborhood, just on a jog.
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LG's Cam Plus bumps the G5's battery from 2,800mAh to 4,000mAh and adds a two-stage shutter key, a video recording button, and a zooming jog dial.
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Proving that robots even exercise better than you, Boston Dynamics released a new video today demonstrating its Atlas bot going for what looks to be an afternoon jog.
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Mark Zuckerberg went for a casual jog Wednesday afternoon in Berlin ... with at least 5 dudes in stride to watch his back, front, and sides at all times.
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Way more women will be able to comfortably and stylishly head out for a jog or kick a ball around if Nike has anything to say about it.
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You'd do the warmup activities, jog around the room, and then you'd wait with bated breath to see what the gym teachers would roll out of the closet.
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Seasoned runners: You can interpret "walking" as a slow recovery jog and "running" as a strong effort, say a six or seven on a 10-point effort scale.
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But that all changed in the last five minutes, when Hanke mentioned that Pokémon Go stops people from playing if it detects motion faster than a human jog.
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Dion would not blandly jog around cross screens for all the money and titles in the world if it meant he would have to give up this moment.
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As recommended with many exercise routines, Chase's 230-23-215 workout calls for a half-mile jog to serve as warm up to immediately boost your heart rate.
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After a hardly calming 20-minute jog through a dark filled with murderous psychopaths, I make it to the imposing fortress that's kept the group of survivors safe.
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The problem is that those 10 or 20 seconds are incredibly intense, demanding far more effort from people during the brief intervals than during even a lengthy jog.
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Video from a WABC news helicopter showed the bull wandering around the field, staring back at people lined up along a fence and occasionally breaking into a jog.
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Raghavendran's journey to advocacy began when he took a jog one day back in ninth grade and his iPhone 5C tumbled from his pocket and onto the ground.
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Kim Jong Un's Mercedes Limousine has gone viral for its entourage of 12 bodyguards who jog alongside it as the North Korean premier is ferried to significant events.
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Javier — a hollow vessel who watched TV for the commercials — is so obsessed with superficial success that he pressures his chubby teen son to jog until he pukes.
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Javier — a hollow vessel who watched TV for the commercials — is so obsessed with superficial success that he pressures his chubby teen son to jog until he pukes.
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He is, after all, a man known to jog bare-chested in the winter and dive through a hole in the ice in search of an errant puck.
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A blood test came back negative, but still Brisset lightened Quip's workload for a few days, replacing his usual mile-and-a-half gallop with a light jog.
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Now I start work at quarter to nine almost every day, I eat lunch at about the same hour, and I take an afternoon jog every day, too.
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That's too far away to feel the storm surge pushed by hurricane-force winds, but there was still minor flooding that clogged traffic and ruined his daily jog.
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He is looking forward to getting a new prosthesis that will make going to the beach easier, Mr. Golden said, and one that will permit him to jog.
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It's super convenient when you don't want to carry your phone, like when you're out for a jog, heading to the beach, or simply popping to the shops.
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Let me jog your memory for a second: The clip went viral and sparked a conversation about the double standard that people of color with "complicated" names face.
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If the weather permits, why not head outdoors for a jog, pick-up game of tennis or basketball or a visit to a local park or riverside path.
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More things to know about Sydney: She loves to salsa dance, and tries to jog at least once a day — and then rewards herself with a homemade cupcake.
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So last summer on a jog through the park, I tried to make it my destination, but when I arrived at that familiar corner, the sign was gone.
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Now, several weeks after my visit to the current KMB, it is already hard to jog any individual work from memory and feel pleased to have seen it.
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People can walk, jog or roller-skate wherever they please on them, and there is an ever-shifting array of dogs, prams, signs and rubbish to avoid, as well.
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To help you jog your memory before season 7 debuts, we put together a gallery explaining where season 6 finale "Transfer Of Power" left D.C.'s Gladiators and monsters.
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Hiddleston, 35, played coy, however, when a reporter grilled the actor about his "girlfriend" before he headed out for a Swift-less jog on the beach with his trainer.
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In Saudi Arabia, a group of women whooped and cheered as they marked International Women's Day by exercising a recently acquired freedom: the right to go for a jog.
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Tibbetts' dead body was found in a cornfield on Tuesday, about a month after she went missing following her usual jog in Brooklyn, a police source previously told PEOPLE.
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For instance, if you live in a big city, a fast food meal will probably be punctuated by a hurried walk/jog back to the office several blocks away.
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The DDJ-1000 has also borrowed the same button and knob layout found on most of Pioneer's CDJs, from cue and play to tension adjust for the jog wheel.
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Google Calendar promises to get better at scheduling your sessions as you go, so if you're always deferring your 5.30am jog then it might switch it to 6.30am instead.
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Yet the R21 was able to deftly dodge tree trunks and branches and even keep up with me as I transitioned from a brisk walk to a light jog.
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After a jog to western Iowa on Saturday, he returns east for his final push on Sunday in Cedar Rapids and Davenport, the second- and third-largest Iowa cities.
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Why it works: If it's been a while since you and your partner have met up, an open-ended question like this one can help to jog their memory.
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Maybe you've got a morning jog, coffee meetings, hours needed to sift through emails, office time, and errand-running — plus all the things that happen before, during, and after.
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The family and friends of a 34-year-old California mother fear the woman may have been abducted as she went for a routine jog last Wednesday, reports say.
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They're among the most lightweight earphones on the market, fitting securely in your ears as you jog, work out, or shop for groceries, with no danger of falling out.
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It's been a year since California mother-of-two Sherri Papini seemed to vanish — without a trace — while going for a jog near her home in Redding on Nov.
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This Friend is decorated with a physical shutter button, a dedicated video recording key, an LED indicator, and a very satisfying jog dial to control zoom on the G5.
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Jog to lunch After morning talks, Kim traveled back to the northern side of the demilitarized zone in a limousine surrounded by 12 bodyguards, who ran alongside the vehicle.
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It takes a lot of mental strength and self-motivation to get up at ungodly hours and jog, or keep your commitment to yourself for an after work run.
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Memo From London LONDON — One day in 2004, Boris Johnson was interrupted on his morning jog by a pack of tabloid reporters massed outside his house in North London.
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The daughter of a retired city firefighter and neighbor of a police commander, Ms. Vetrano was raped and beaten during a jog through a park in Howard Beach, Queens.
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In town for a few days last week, Mr. Murakami, who is 69, sat for a brief interview in his publisher's office after an hour's jog around Central Park.
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Don't submerge it in a bathtub while your iPad is inside or anything, but also don't worry about some drizzle as you jog from the subway to the gym.
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Burr described his and Warner's letter as a "last effort to try to jog it before" Wyden tries to force the issue, something Burr said he would not support.
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Even the truncated 1K route that I jog with my 7-year-old takes us through the downtown that became a shattered no-man's-land during the civil war.
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I said sure, and immediately Mr. Booker broke into what for him, a former D-1 football player, was a jog but for me was a full-on sprint.
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And, because they had slowed so much, their heart rates and energy costs did not rise compared with a normal jog, even though they were now pushing additional weight.
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He told WJLA that he was grateful to be able to jog and walk his dogs again and so he gave her the shop to help show his appreciation.
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For instance, among the ice baths, hot sauna barrel sessions and jog-walking to work, it seems Dorsey, 42, is also into the trendy eating practice of intermittent fasting.
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Many residents took the warm spell as a belated holiday gift and went outside to cycle or jog or picnic with friends and family as if it were spring.
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Like the hill in Berlin, built of war rubble, that he and a mentor jog past as they avoid discussing their fight over Ackerman's decision to leave the military.
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He's also got to jog their memory a little bit when it comes to why these things are happening because of this mysteriously strong memory loss over the years.
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Tibbetts, a 20-year-old student at the University of Iowa, went missing after an evening jog on July 18, sparking an extensive month-long search in the region.
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On Sunday mornings, much of Carrera 7, one of the city's main arteries, is closed to vehicles, and locals hit the street to cycle, jog and walk their dogs.
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The review finds that super-short intervals could even, in some cases, burn more fat than a long walk or jog, but the effort involved needs to be arduous.
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It's helpful to scroll back to roughly the right time, look at a few photos at random, and use that to jog your memory about the context of the photo.
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We're proud to report that there are two — yes, two — dick runners named Claire who are popular for using fitness tracking apps to jog out phallic routes for the internet.
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"I wear long sleeves in the hot sun and sometimes I'll park a longer distance from a house so I can jog a longer distance," Jackie said of the workout.
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She was trying to get me to go outside for a jog as soon as I woke up in the morning and this seemed like the path of least resistance.
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"So I wanted to jog up to him to let him know, 'Hey, please don't do that again,' but obviously it was a little more animated than that," he continued.
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But there is new evidence tonight that suggests University of Iowa student was on her computer late that night and may have actually returned to that house after the jog.
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The device harkens back to the BlackBerry's jog dial — the de facto method for skimming through email before Apple introduced momentum scrolling — but with one important bonus: there's an app.
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Mollie Tibbetts' family is shattered by the news this week that she was found dead more than four weeks after vanishing while out for an evening jog around Brooklyn, Iowa.
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On Tuesday, Iowa law enforcement charged Cristhian Rivera with the murder of Mollie Tibbetts, a 20-year-old college student who disappeared last month after going out for a jog.
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" She read that Beyoncé used to jog on a treadmill and sing in order to improve her live performance, so now, she says, "Sometimes I literally run around the room.
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I was keenly aware when I was not close enough and I often put off other work to go to the gym, take extra walks, and jog in my room.
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It is the reed-choked interior of Spring Creek Park in Howard Beach, Queens, where Karina Vetrano, 30, went alone for an evening jog on Tuesday and never came out.
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Collins, at 67 the oldest manager in the major leagues, arrived at AT&T Park five hours before Saturday's game against the San Francisco Giants to jog on the treadmill.
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For the first time, a cellular model lets you place calls and stream music, even out on a jog without your phone nearby, and it includes advanced heart rate tracking.
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This is likely what Johnson saw (or at least the aftermath of it): Seems like Chad has a pretty early morning jog, as you can tell by the pitch-darkness.
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As I began my jog towards McCarren Park, I pressed the remote to alternate the vibrations, and my crotch hummed at the volume of a motorized scooter two blocks away.
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Fuller told Refinery29 that it took her and her partner Anson Fogel 15 minutes to "slow jog" from the back of the line to the entrance for the Democratic caucus.
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The glasses not only protect your eyes from harsh rays, they also won't fall off when you're wrangling a 400-pound marlin—which means they'll stay put during your jog.
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If you can't go outside, you can still get some exercise There may be occasions when weather or other circumstances make it less than ideal to go for a jog.
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If you're staying with family, instead of heading to the local gym for a couple of hours in the morning, consider going for a short jog around the block instead.
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When she looked back at them in 2015 to jog her memory for a book about the "Crazy Eighties" it hit her that she had already written that book. True.
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Exiting one world to enter another with a jog through the rain emphasizes this plot break, even as it does something weird, and not totally convincing, to the work's economy.
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Allow me to jog your memory: This is the episode where Michel wins an RV on The Price Is Right and tries to sell it out of the Dragonfly's driveway.
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For example, it can adjust reps during a workout when you're fatigued or remind you that a jog at a certain time of day seems to help you sleep better.
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Unlike most VR games, Westworld Awakening features a unique movement mechanic, wherein swinging your arms at your side causes you to jog or sprint at the speed your arms move.
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Tilly's wit When Burnham discounts the importance of personality in advancing in Starfleet, Tilly responds mid-jog, "That's just something people with no personalities say," which made me chuckle. 1.
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When I first started working from home, often I would put on running shorts and a T-shirt in the morning, knowing I'd be going for an afternoon jog later.
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"It's a very distinctive bag and our hope is that it is the distinctiveness that will help jog people's memories," his father, Kevin Golden, said in an interview on Wednesday.
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We're enthralled when we hear stories about negative splits, and we love to complain about boring championship races where athletes basically jog to leave it down to a finishing kick.
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As fitness-minded runners jog by, a stream of slow-moving traffic, mostly lorries and vans delivering to the city, stops and starts ahead of a set of traffic lights.
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Yes, the instrument panel's "wood" and "stitching" are faux, but the ambience in the latest model is visibly improved, right down to heated leather chairs with a creative needlework jog.
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You only need enough space to jog in place and perform isometric and yoga poses, and it's great option when you just need a quick workout to start the day.
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Then you'll pass the Embankment Station and Temple Station, jog up the little ramp and back down under Blackfriars Bridge, continuing all the way to the steps under Millennium Bridge.
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A Southern California police department has attempted to jog memories about a 45-year-old murder case by tweeting about the crime in the voice of the 11-year-old victim.
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While many runners daydream about what they're going to devour post-workout, the food that you put into your body before a run, jog, or race is worth thinking about, too.
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Moon says that he and the station haven't gotten tips from people, but he hopes that the series will jog people's memories and turn into leads that the police can use.
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No custom animation has to be made transitioning from a jog to a hop; the algorithm determines that, producing smooth movements and no jarring switches from one animation type to another.
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For those who are excited to take their daily jog off the treadmill and into the great outdoors, you should consider buying a new pair of headphones to keep you company.
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Two decades ago, Azita Milanian was out for a jog in Altadena, California, with her dogs when one of the pooches stumbled upon what she initially believed was a dead animal.
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To jog your memory, we put together all the details on where we left off with Margaery Tyrell's grandmother and where her story is heading for Game Of Thrones season 7.
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"Remember, Spider-Man at the end, and Tom Holland's there and you're gonna walk out and do a press conference?" he asked again, which seemed to jog her memory a bit.
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"An average 25-year-old would need to jog for nearly three hours or vacuum the house for five hours to burn off the calories!" the group said in a statement.
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Millie Bobby Brown remembers her first kiss like it was yesterday — but in case she forgets the milestone moment, there's 250 other people who can jog her memory, plus camera footage.
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The week rolled around with all the pomp and ceremony of a set of blood stained bed sheets, and I coerced myself into going for a jog on the first day.
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He proceeded to jog unimpeded all the way to the finish line, where he was greeted with applause from runners who had managed to complete the course without riding the bus.
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Eschewing the preparations to go for a jog, the designer arrived backstage an hour before showtime, as the models walked a final run-through with their makeup and hair mostly finished.
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While most relievers still opt to jog to the mound from the bullpen, Washington's Sean Doolittle and Fernando Rodney take advantage of a retro perk few teams offer: the bullpen car.
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But by joining a running group he has built up his endurance so that he can jog for as long as two hours, and he has lost weight as a result.
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"I left home for a jog and to buy my wife flowers for her birthday," Mr. Navalny, a high-profile critic of the Kremlin, said in a video message on Instagram.
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She gave some sense of the answer on our drive into Concord with her ten-year-old son Declan, whom we planned to drop off at baseball camp before our jog.
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Once the Tiger Balm is applied, and my lucky underwear, socks, earrings, and pair of spandex are securely on, only then am I ready to jog to the starting line. Almost.
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Later, I came back to end my day at the newest mouthwatering restaurant—Joon Bar & Kitchen, in the West End, almost the last stop before the jog at the Coast Guard Station.
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You can use the map to choose the cleanest park for a picnic, a running route for your next jog or even review pollen levels to help keep your allergies in check.
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One of my January goals is 10,000 steps a day and that's not so easy with a desk job, so I hop on the treadmill for a quick 20-minute walk/jog.
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Every day, Leny watched me jog around the yard (a rectangular outdoor area roughly a quarter of the size of a football field), and eventually worked up the nerve to say hello.
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If you don't get that from your standard jog or marathon, you just might get it from one of the interactive, colorful, and silly themed runs happening around the country this year.
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Last Sunday, basketball fans everywhere gasped as Steph Curry slipped in a pool of sweat during a routine jog down the court and fell awkwardly to the floor clutching his right knee.
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I decide not to buy an entire bag of decaf beans for the remaining four days of the challenge and, after a 30 minute jog outside, head back to my neighborhood deli.
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There are many other alternatives to working out outside, but if your heart is set on a scenic countryside jog, then just refer to our tips above for a semi-enjoyable experience.
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Avoid tagging your office location in public Instagram posts, for example, or tweeting out your morning jog route if you absolutely don't want to be accosted by a stranger from the internet.
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The trainer explained that it's usually raining when she wants to jog outside and she's avoiding the gym until Swayde has been immunized, so she has a unique mom-focused workout routine.
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In a town of just 1,500 people, one of their own vanished when Mollie Tibbetts, a 20-year-old University of Iowa student, went out for a jog and didn't come back.
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But one thing I absolutely expect of earbuds with "run" in the name is the ability to reliably jog, run, or walk quickly without them careening out of side of my head.
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There, you can visit the optometrist, get your boots patched for under $10, eat aguachiles and ceviche, jog around the Evergreen Cemetery, or buy mole, dried chiles, and churros at the mercadito.
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Most of the 22015 million people who reportedly use Fitbits or other fitness trackers probably aren't thinking about what their daily jog or morning walk to work might mean for international security.
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A 25-year-old on a jog may take less time to cross the street than an 85-year-old using a cane - adaptive pedestrian signals can adjust to each of these.
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Their heart rates averaged about 75 percent of each person's maximum, meaning that even with the motor assist, they were getting a moderate workout, comparable to brisk walking or an easy jog.
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At worst, it can help you avoid pairing up with someone who loves to head out for a jog at the crack of dawn when you'd rather lounge in bed until noon.
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As the ball sailed over the wall, the otherwise quiet crowd at Steinbrenner Field rose to applaud as Rodriguez made his familiar, loping, no-hurry-to-get-there jog around the bases.
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Evidence has already accumulated showing that relatively brief, moderate aerobic exercise—like going for a brisk walk or a jog—translates to immediate benefits for mental functioning, especially speed and attentional control.
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On a recent sunny afternoon, Mr. Panek was sitting in Tavern on the Green with Gus napping by his feet, cooling off after a six-mile jog around the Central Park loop.
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Or, like I do, you can use afternoon exercise to transition out of working: When I return to my house after my jog, the work day is over and I'm just home.
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Samuel Saio Conteh, a spokesman for the Sierra Leone police force, said runners were still free to jog in groups along beaches and in recreational areas, like the tracks around soccer stadiums.
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Crank up your cardio Hopping on the elliptical or going for a jog definitely provides brain benefits, but according to one study, cardio in the form of dance shows even more benefits.
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Griswold notes that the many jogging trails and paths at Disney World are a great way to clear your mind and go for a jog, without the breakneck pace of park-hopping.
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EDT Computer model projections are showing a more menacing scenario taking place along the Mid-Atlantic coast, with a westward jog from Hermine just as the storm re-intensifies into a hurricane.
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But the trick that really helped O'Brien turn his fitness routine around, he says, was keeping a log of his workouts and how he performed, even if it was a small jog.
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First, a doctor out for a morning jog saw me lying unconscious, and used a pair of jeans he dug out of my backpack to slow the bleeding until an ambulance came.
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Whether you like to go for an early morning jog or read the newspaper over breakfast, kick off the day with something you enjoy, recommends Adam Toren, co-founder of Young Entrepreneur.
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High intensity interval training involves short bursts of intense aerobic activity within a stretch of more moderate exercise: intermittently sprinting for 30 seconds, for example, in the middle of a moderate-pace jog.
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When your brother says he wants to get jacked you don't buy him weights, and when your girlfriend says she can't jog because all she owns are jeans you don't buy her Lululemon.
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As she put on more clothes for a cool-down jog, she asked Ryan if he had heard from their eldest daughter, a runner herself, who was going on a college recruiting trip.
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That post, which recently resurfaced, is being investigated after a battered Papini, 34, was found on Thanksgiving — 22 days after she mysteriously disappeared during a morning jog near her home in Redding, California.
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This is one of the nicer perks about this new DDJ-1000: it has full-sized jog wheels that are from its flagship CDJ-2000NXS model, the CDJ most commonly found in nightclubs.
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In the days after Sherri Papini vanished last November while out for a morning jog, police began searching for answers to what may have happened to the mom-of-two from Redding, California.
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After a jog (during which the camera pans on a woman's disapproving glance at their lack of clothes, as if to indicate what's coming), June and Moira stop at their local coffee shop.
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Even so, it's the same story told multiple times, interspersed with long pauses to watch Sullenberger jog, have subdued phone conversations with his wife Lorraine (Laura Linney), or just look noble and modest.
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In the summer of 1982, when "Raiders of the Lost Ark" was rereleased in theaters, Mr. Zala sneaked in a tape recorder to capture the dialogue and the soundtrack as a memory jog.
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I showed Jantz a bunch of Drake photos to try and jog his memory, to which he responded, "Yeah, looks good," and various other polite but firm cues for me to hurry up.
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I swiped on the stuff before heading out for a brisk morning jog, but I'll have to see how it holds up in a sweat-dripping spin class once studios are open again.
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"Rog worked with his physical therapist for two weeks and when we started the fitness training, at the beginning he had to, for example, jog five meters and then walk backwards," Paganini said.
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For example, cases like that of Karina Vetrano, a 30-year-old woman who was sexually assaulted and strangled while on a jog, can generate a strong emotional response and especially large rewards.
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Then he took the girl aside and said he would apologize to her while the other kids went for a quick jog — campers remembered the run lasting anywhere from five to twenty minutes.
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But unless your child is an athlete, it can be tough to wean them away from social media and the ever-present screen to swim laps or go for a blood-pumping jog.
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You don't need to trick your muscles into getting stronger by taking them to a $30 boxing class one day and a $40 Pilates class followed by a four-mile jog the next.
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On Monday morning, Israeli journalists spotted Mr. Gantz going for a jog in front of the White House, looking fit and happy in a black windbreaker as he headed back to his hotel.
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The surgeon did his best to repair my crushed knee, inserted a titanium screw, recommended I stay slim, advised against afternoons of power shopping, and told me never to jog or run again.
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After a double by Yadier Molina and a walk by Bader, Fowler drove a ball into the visiting bullpen in center field, admiring the shot and taking an easy jog around the bases.
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Somewhere along the way, the sun had broken through and the morning cloud cover had dissipated, and the two of them were continuing to jog in place, despite knowing the run was over.
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Blac Chyna's gonna have to jog her memory when she finally sits down and gets grilled about a 2-year-old car crash involving her BMW ... because the victim's lawyer thinks she's lying.
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"Someone at the gym who completes a 20-minute jog might be advised to have a glass of water after exercise so they don't undermine their weight-management goals with unnecessary calories," Saunders said.
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Obviously Strava, Fitbit, and others need to collect and log data on you—it's how the whole fitness tracker experience works, so you can see just how much faster your morning jog is getting.
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On August 8, 1980, 16-year-old Joyce McLain set out for an early evening jog in her hometown of East Millinocket, Maine, to get in shape for her upcoming high school soccer season.
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Baldwin starts off the black and white video set to Madonna's "Cherish" in a trench coat, which she removes for a lingerie-clad jog along the water's edge and a roll in the sand.
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Take the time to take notes about your contacts, such as where you met, their skills and their interests, and add these to your database to help jog your memory next time you interact.
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Betrayed by whiteness, Lyn nurses her wounds by recklessly rekindling her affair with Johnny, all while continuing to jog, shop on credit, eat vegan, and do yoga to maintain her appeal to white men.
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Confirmation is still pending, but Tibbetts' father Rob told Fox News that the remains belong to the 20-year-old, who disappeared in the middle of July after going for a jog around town.
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That's exactly what happened to a newly married couple who were taking pics over the weekend in New York's Central Park when the "Sully" star happened to jog by and decided to join them.
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Vetrano's battered remains were found by her father in a park near her neighborhood of Howard Beach, Queens, hours after the 30-year-old went for a jog from which she would never return.
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But as Cramer points out, it doesn't have to require legislation to become prevalent—just for food manufacturers to dare tell us how long we need to jog for to counteract the candy.[BBC]
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The Blaze doesn't come with GPS, but you can tether it to your smartphone and bring your mobile device along for a jog or hike, if you want the option of tracking your route.
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Well, since Mollie Tibbetts went missing on July 18th, there have been intense searches for her in barns, in sheds, in cornfields, investigating the possibility that she went missing while out on that jog.
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Everyone has likely had the experience of looking at an image from one's own past and being "taken back" to the event pictured, reminded of aspects or details—the photo helps jog the memory.
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During a news conference days after her death, Philip told reporters he knew something was terribly wrong when, after Vetrano didn't return from her jog, he and his wife couldn't reach her by phone.
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Just a day after Justin Bieber stepped out bundled up in a giant fur coat in 60-degree weather, the singer, 22, wore decidedly less clothing to go on a jog in Los Angeles.
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While some people might find such a directive easy to follow, these men and women loved to work out, Dr. Smith says, and might have been tempted to cheat and jog just a little.
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We've created a special audio version of the story, so that you can listen to it while you're on your commute to work, going for a jog or maybe even riding on your Peloton.
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You can walk slowly if you are new to exercise, jog if you're no stranger to fitness, but still have a ways to go, and run once you're ready for all-out aerobic exercise.
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The real subjects were intentionally misled into believing they weren't subjects at all, but mere functionaries, testing the actors' capacity to learn and whether the penalty of painful electric shocks would help jog memories.
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Since you can't exactly take a jog around the plane to let the energy out, he suggests progressive muscle relaxation: Tense and relax each and every part of your body, starting with your toes.
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Chugging through the dimly lit park on a 30-minute jog, they pass dog walkers, other runners and the occasional homeless person, stopping on a bridge midway through for a group photo and selfies.
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Princess Diana was clearly in the hearts and minds of Englanders Wednesday as they marked the 20th anniversary of her death ... and if anyone forgot there were plenty of visuals to jog their memories.
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She was fearful here in Mexico, too, worried that someone connected with a disgruntled ex-member or someone who had read about her wealth might kidnap her when she was out for a jog.
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He would prefer that people use the device openly to jog together, even when their paces differ, he says, and he hopes it might entice people who otherwise avoid running to try the sport.
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During another, they ran on a treadmill at an easy jog, with their heart rates hovering at about 50 percent of their maximum capacity, for 55 minutes, until they had burned about 600 calories.
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At a concert earlier this month in San Francisco, Church spotted a 10-year-old girl named Makenna Wallace holding a sign requesting the singer sponsor her for her school's jog-a-thon fundraiser.
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With the names of the previous winners on them, the glasses, which come with a mint julep inside, are both an item to cherish and to jog your memory after imbibing one too many.
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Even changing scenery can help jog you out of old patterns, so if the family dinner table always devolves into chaos, try going out to eat one night and see if it improves relations.
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Such training, known as HIIT, typically involves short bursts of high-intensity exercise followed by a short period of rest or recovery: intermittently sprinting for 30 seconds, for example, during a moderate-pace jog.
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To do so, I had to jog through linear paths beset by the occasional group of enemies, who could only be defeated by executing crunches, bicep curls, or classic pilates moves with the ring.
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But the strangeness of the place hit hard while on a morning jog last week during a visit to the North Korean capital by a State Department delegation and journalists covering it — including me.
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It happened last year when a federal judge in Mexico who was involved in the case against the Sinaloa cartel leader was gunned down in broad daylight while he was out for a jog.
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When I sit down to write, I go back through my photos to jog my memory, although I sometimes worry that it would be better to pause and capture the thought in the moment.
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The 20-year-old University of Iowa sophomore was found dead in an area cornfield last month, more than four weeks after vanishing while out on her usual evening jog around her hometown of Brooklyn.
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On my daily jog the other day, with my daughter in a stroller and my dog in tow, I came to my usual stop at the crosswalk of a four-lane road without a light.
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To jog your memory, it features Australian man Chris Harrigan posting a story on his Twitter and Facebook pages about his friend, seagulls and a train station in the Melbourne suburb of Frankston on Monday.
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Take it from me: I could barely jog down the block before I tried Couch to 5K, and after I finished the program I was breezing through 40-minute runs and actually, miraculously enjoying it.
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To be clear, she didn't just step out into her front yard and run back inside — she went for a lengthy jog around the neighborhood while Sammy drove alongside her and filmed the whole thing.
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Former Army military police officer Ashley Meiss, 30, left her Ogden, Kansas, home for a jog on May 17 without her keys, wallet or phone, and hasn't been heard from since two days later. (GoFundMe)
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"Let's jog our memory back – South Africa was once sub-investment grade and during that time we didn't have to impose capital controls…and we are not going back in the opposite direction," he said.
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As he started a jog to make sure he wasn't late, he tossed on his branded Patagonia vest over his button down as though it was his ticket into the next, much higher level conversation.
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That wireless controller had a screen and direction pad so you could play music without a PC. Some engineers affectionately referred to it as a "Russian iPod" because of its chunky, jog-wheel-bedecked design.
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The filmmaker enjoyed such extensive access to the candidate that the title can be taken literally, following O'Rourke as it does on his early-morning jog, as well as in quieter moments with his family.
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In recent years, Overeem has drifted towards an outfighting strategy where he will jog around the cage, stopping to throw in a good body kick or punch when he thinks his opponent is getting careless.
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While the durag can jog different memories for different people, the broader cultural history of it is still unmissable: it's an intimate household item for Black Americans that was once used to negatively stereotype them.
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And as the men slowed to a jog post-sprint, Bolt gave his friend a hand gesture that has become all too familiar at these Olympic Games – the Katie Ledecky (and Michael Phelps!) finger wag.
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Advertisers can target people based on their political affiliation; how likely they are to engage with political content; whether they like to jog, hike or hunt; what kind of beer they like; and so on.
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I go to the gym once or twice a week, and try to jog every morning after I walk my daughter to school, but that usually only ends up being like three days a week.
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JERUSALEM, March 24 (Reuters) - Israelis hoping for a stroll or jog were instructed on Wednesday to stay within 20203 metres (110 yards) of their homes for a week under tightened restrictions to curb the coronavirus.
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If we have to ski the next day, it's important to get your muscles going again so you must do something active, like go for a walk or a jog, and get some fresh air.
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In October 2016, Vicente Bermúdez Zacarías, a Mexican judge who played in a role in Mr. Guzmán's extradition battle, went for a jog in his hometown, Metepec, when a man shot him in the head.
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Advertisers can target people based on their political affiliation; how likely they are to engage with political content; whether they like to jog, hike or hunt; what kind of beer they like; and so on.
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Other possibilities for activities on short layovers include an art tour of a well-known museum, a shopping excursion in a specific neighborhood and even a jog, walk or bike ride in a scenic park.
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Almost 33 years ago, in July 1984, when he was a 26-year-old law school graduate studying for the bar in Houston, he took a break to go for a jog with a friend.
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Earlier this year, police in Iowa said data from Fitbit played a role in solving the July killing of college student Mollie Tibbetts, who investigators say was slain after she went for an evening jog.
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Sandra Alfonzo was taking her daily jog in Prospect Park two summers ago, training for another marathon, when she saw a boy about 6 years old in a wheelchair being pushed along by a woman.
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Columbia Sportswear makes hats destined for use in some of the most extreme conditions on earth, so you can certainly trust these hats while you ski, jog, or simply commute on a cold winter day.
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Yesterday, I felt people's gazes burn a hole in my feet, but after sleeping on it for a night, I've figured out how to prevent that today—I'll take my toe shoes for a jog.
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In case that still doesn't jog your memory, Harley is the kid who helped Tony out during Iron Man 3, and then at the end of the movie Tony left him a bunch of cool toys.
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As Cosmopolitan pointed out, Hiddleston was in the middle of a jog in Australia, where he's filming Thor: Ragnarok, when a reporter stopped to ask him about Swift, who has been spotted with him Down Under.
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A supremely stressful day in Alicia West's life — she will be shot at, betrayed and hunted by ruthless men on both sides of the law — begins with a morning jog through a quiet New Orleans neighborhood.
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Vanessa Marcotte, who lived and worked in New York City, was visiting her mother in Princeton, Massachusetts – a rural town about an hour west of Boston – when she disappeared during a Sunday jog, CBS Boston reports.
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I had been running for only a couple of weeks—short bursts, on treadmills—when I decided to jog eight miles along the road from a holiday cottage in the Yorkshire Dales to the nearest town.
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Robotics company Boston Dynamics just released a new video of its robot, Atlas, going for a nice jog in what looks like a beautiful country estate — and it'll either blow your mind or freak you out.
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Over the weekend, a relative of Tibbetts told a local news station that investigators say, Tibbetts&apos laptop might show she was doing homework at her boyfriend&aposs house into the night possibly after her jog.
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Evocative and affectionate, "Creed" assembles all your favourite set pieces from 1977's Oscar winner, from the jog down the streets in a hooded grey tracksuit to the race up the steps of the Philadelphia Museum.
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Merkley, the article said, would jog from house to house, asking people to put his campaign sign in their yards since political signs were banned on bigger streets, even though his opponents didn't follow those rules.
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When Kelly Herron took a quick bathroom break during her jog last week, she was attacked by a man hiding in one of the stalls — and used her self-defense skills to successfully fight him off.
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He finished more than a minute clear of his rivals, and was already taking a victory jog before the Mexican duo of Jose Luis Marin Santana and Juan Pacheco claimed the silver and bronze medals respectively.
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Out of boredom, you went for a rough sort of jog (you dreaded doing this without an app to track it, so delayed the run for six to eight days while you worked up the nuts).
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The thought of Cousins jog-walking up the floor, forever behind the ball, preventing the Pelicans from jabbing a backpedaling defense with 18 seconds still on the shot clock, was New Orleans's idea of self-mutilation.
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However, a quick jog down memory lane reveals that the Southern District office itself is an overzealous, politically motivated entity that has had a bone to pick with Trump and fellow Republicans for quite a while.
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If, however, you do wish to try maximally — or minimally — cushioned shoes, visit your local running specialty store and wear a pair for a jog around the block to judge whether you enjoy how they feel.
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For example, rather than blocking yourself off to an oncoming vehicle while you jog, you'll be able to keep your senses open to what's happening around you since you won't have speakers directly in your ears.
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Good news for the out-of-shape: Researchers found that riding an electric bike — one that supplements rather than replaces the rider's effort — can still provide a workout comparable to brisk walking or an easy jog.
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"Get some exercise: Go for a walk, jog, stretch, do some pushups ... whatever is right for you and your body," says Lisa Choquette, licensed clinical professional counselor and owner and operator of Vibrant Mind Therapeutics, LLC.
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He has been known to jog the distance of a marathon three times in a week and to run 62 miles, or 100 kilometers, along a river to his home in seven and a half hours.
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BROOKLYN, Iowa — Television cameras had for weeks swarmed this small town in Iowa farm country as the police looked for Mollie Tibbetts, the college student who went for a jog last month and never returned home.
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Quickly unplugging and restarting an Amazon Echo can usually jog a nonresponsive or malfunctioning device back to proper working order, while in some cases a full factory reset might be needed to restore to proper function.
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"You're not going to believe this," Bobby says as we begin our jog with three locals including Ryan McLincha, who's not only run every Crim but is currently kayaking from Flint to the Statue of Liberty.
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He arrived Thursday, went for a jog along the Charles River and then watched the last few innings of the Red Sox' loss to the Yankees with his close friend, the Red Sox' president, Sam Kennedy.
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All of the volunteers then began a supervised exercise program, visiting the lab three times a week to jog on a treadmill or pedal a bike for 45 minutes, a routine that lasted for four months.
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There are also two tracts of farmland that are highlighted on the map, as well as the area surrounding Tibbetts' boyfriend's house, where she had been dog-sitting on July 18 when she went for a jog.
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On the second floor there are shower rooms, which are intended for bike commuters and people who jog at lunchtime, but also have been used as sex cabins when the Friday happy hour gets out of hand.
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One has a label informing you that you could burn off the calories in a serving by jogging for 10 minutes, while the label on the other box says you would have to jog for 20 minutes.
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But this little jar is a guaranteed shortcut to that perfect just-took-a-light-jog sheen, so you better believe I'll be wearing it up until the sun starts melting my makeup straight off my face.
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Maisel creator Amy Sherman-Palladino ran off-stage following her Outstanding Writing For A Comedy win at the 2018 Emmys…only to jog right back out to accept the Outstanding Directing For A Comedy statue seconds later.
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When it comes to jogging, the world s most common form of strenuous exercise, a new study concludes that people who jog regularly, but slowly, tend to live longer than those who push themselves to the max.
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Imagine this: You're out for a pleasant, casual jog in the Colorado mountains, sucking down deep breaths of crisp pine-scented air, staring out at the grassy foothills, when suddenly you hear a strange sound behind you.
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The self-propelling component could come in handy for parents who want to go for a jog with their baby, or need to be hands-free to juggle other bags at the airport or supermarket, for example.
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This is why I've cried at comedies and giggled through tragedies and why I can often be found with a $1 slice of pizza somewhere in the vicinity of my mouth as I jog to the theater.
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I drew a blank, though, when I reached 63A; "Andromeda" rang a bell but didn't fit, and I needed a bunch of crosses to jog my memory and find her mother, CASSIOPEIA, the vainglorious queen of ETHIOPIA.
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The 63-year-old showed up on the set Tuesday in Savannah, Georgia, giving pointers to The Rock on how to properly jog on the beach, before sitting down to enjoy a couple of ice cold beers.
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In Clear Lake, Iowa, he broke from his press pack in the parking lot of the Wing Ding dinner to jog over and say hello to the tent of Kamala Harris supporters in their yellow T-shirts.
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Her constructions keep improving, she often incorporates references to things that exist somewhere in my experience (and even sometimes jog pleasant memories), and when we get a theme from her it is, without fail, clever and subtle.
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As I strolled the Greenbelt, a 25-mile tree-lined path along the river through the heart of the city, I saw many people who appeared to be cycling to work or going for a morning jog.
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It's easy to forget that it's already October, the scariest month of the year besides March, but, if you don't have a haunted phone, a music video about a séance is a good way to jog your memory.
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They deliver crisp, high-fidelity audio so you can truly enjoy your favorite tunes, and they're designed to fit securely in your ears to avoid accidentally falling out while you're on a jog or chasing after your dog.
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One option is to have these articles read out to you, just like an audiobook, rather than reading through them—catch up on your reading on your morning jog or while driving to and from work, for example.
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Obviously you'll find piles of them scattered around the map and in chests, but you should also manually gather extra by swinging your pickaxe at any stray rocks or cars you happen to jog past on your travels.
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In the video above, he helps explain why a two-hour marathon pace feels like sprinting to us, and a brisk jog to Kipchoge, Tadese, and Desisa—and why one of these men could make history this weekend.
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Well, because I have a trail that I jog while I'm here [KS laughs] and I think that the reflecting pond and the Washington Memorial and the Lincoln Memorial is some of the most beautiful man-made places.
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As the whole gang gears up in their astronaut suits, the helpful space camp staffers teach the family some techniques for properly walking on the moon: the bunny hop, the side-to side and the slow motion jog.
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The first two saw fighters trying to turn and face from a chest to back position, the last saw a fighter getting back to his feet and attempting to jog back out into space before turning to face.
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The day she was killed, about two hours after she went out for a jog, the 30-year-old was found beaten, sexually assaulted and strangled to death in a park near her neighborhood of Howard Beach, Queens.
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The affidavit also shows Rivera's alleged explanation for Tibbetts' death: how he said he pursued her while she was out for her regular evening jog and then later found her body dead in his trunk, her head bloody.
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Now, farmers jog in the park under a withering sun, trade messages via WhatsApp with Brazil's agriculture minister Blairo Maggi — himself a soya billionaire — drive Land Rovers, wear branded watches and defy the country's worst recession on record.
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These oil-free powder blushes focus on soft, neutral colors that mimic the effect of the flush that appears on your cheeks after a light jog or climbing four flights of stairs with a heavy bag of groceries.
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As a bit of self-reflection heading into the new year—and to possibly jog a few hazy memories from New Year's Eve—we asked people to share some of their worst behaviors while the meter was ticking.
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If you don't live in a state that maintains such a list, you can use tools like the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse database to jog your memory about breaches you may have been involved in that offered the service.
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I personally wimp out if the temperature hits 90 degrees, but on the days I can make it, there's no better way to get the endorphins going than on a long, slow (emphasis on slow for me) jog.
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Hong Kong (CNN)A Chinese Australian woman has been fired from her job in Beijing and ordered by authorities to leave China after provoking outrage in the country for breaking coronavirus quarantine rules to go for a jog.
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Walking briskly at a pace of about four miles per hour — "which for some people would be a jog," Dr. Belavy says — generated enough physical force to bring people's movement into the range associated with the healthiest discs.
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Updated information on the hottest openings comes from the curator Alia Swastika, based at the Ark Galerie, who also recommends the Art Jog festival, an artist-run event in June that has become a flamboyant center of this scene.
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Hundreds of mourners listened at the Brooklyn-Guernsey-Malcom High School gymnasium during a Mass of Resurrection to honor the 20-year-old college student, who vanished on July 18 after leaving her home to go for a jog.
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New York Police Chief Robert Boyce told reporters Wednesday that Karina Vetrano's father went looking for her when she didn't return from her daily jog through Gateway National Park in Queens, which is a few blocks from her home.
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Then, when given an input such as a user saying "go this way" and taking into account the terrain, it outputs the animation that best fits both — for example, going from a jog to hopping over a small obstacle.
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YANGON (Reuters) - A witness in the case of two Reuters reporters jailed in Myanmar told a courtroom on Wednesday that he wrote notes on his hand about where the pair were arrested to jog his memory while giving testimony.
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Do whatever you need to do to get yourself prepared for the rest of the day, whether that means going on a jog, curling up with a nice cup of coffee, or taking some time to contemplate your life.
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To jog your memory ... we got Travis out a while ago and asked him who he thought would win the match up ... he said Hunt, our guy said Lesnar ... then the two men bet a new tattoo on it.
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The stewards quickly realized their mistake once Mendy's teammates did not recoil in horror at his presence and kept on trotting across the field as if they had simply decided to go out for a quick jog all along.
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Set to be a sophomore at the University of Iowa who was studying psychology, Mollie has not been seen since the evening of July 5153, when she was spotted on her usual jog around Brooklyn, Iowa, around 7:30.
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