You make your own – and see if anyone joins in.
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He joins in and tries to keep up with them.
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" Saoudi soon joins in too: "I fucking hate the industry, man.
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Gresio joins in July, and will be based in New York.
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He nods almost imperceptibly and everyone joins in, drowning out the Germans.
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" John Oates joins in on a cover of Hall & Oates's "Rich Girl.
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It's even better when an airport employee joins in on the fun.
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Kris Jenner joins in on the #GoodbyeKyle challenge 😂😂♥️ #RHOBH pic.twitter.
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It's still some time before lox joins in to complete the holy trinity.
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"And now the state joins in the bullying and the harassment," Jenner added.
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Then the entire group joins in, sending their voices echoing off unforgiving tile.
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But then he joins in, whereupon the ballet's tempo slows to real time.
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Check out the clip ... fighter Joe Schilling also joins in on the fun.
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Still, Berlin says the current programme can only continue if the Fund joins in.
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The UK joins in the United States in issuing a warning about the attacks.
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Corden, who had been playing like he was annoyed, finally joins in the fun.
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It's only a matter of time before Prince Louis joins in on the fun.
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When there's a small change, players notice; when there's something big, everyone joins in.
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Someone may pull out a guitar spontaneously and start singing, and everyone joins in.
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Then Leontes joins in, and the three dance together, the picture of fraternal affection.
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The house joins in, reconfiguring itself at Anna's commands into a shape-shifting torture chamber.
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After singing a few bars, Hivju joins in with exclamations, popping his head into frame.
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Then, Fallon appears in the background, shouting "bro-biking" — and Timberlake joins in the chant.
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A woman then joins in and also starts pummeling the conductor before both attackers flee.
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After watching the demonstration stir up, Jenner joins in to the delight of the protesters.
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It quickly becomes a group hug as Hernandez's older son Omar joins in the embrace.
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The public joins in, despite knowing that their online ire might have the severest consequences.
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My husband takes a train from work to meet me and joins in the fun.
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Everyone else in the ice cream shop joins in, presumably leaving the reporter soundly chastened.
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Plus, DraftKings CEO Jason Robins joins in to talk about the business of sports betting.
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Kate McKinnon joins in as Kellyanne Conway, Beck Bennet joins in as Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE, Aidy Bryant joins as deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders and a grim reaper representing chief strategist Bannon later joins in the singing as well.
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Emma Stone joins in on tambourine, while the Haim sisters and Maya Rudolph offer backup vocals.
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Jessie looks desperate, and joins in, pulling her pants down, taking it one step too far.
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The Oreo bagel joins in the grand tradition of just straight-up eating dessert for breakfast.
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He comforts her with her mother's lullaby, but a third disembodied voice — a woman's — joins in.
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Soon, the second piano joins in repeating a motif that is in counterpoint to the first.
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Instead of scolding them or telling them to stop playing, Officer White joins in on the fun!
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Culture reporter Kaitlyn Tiffany also joins in to tell us her account of the Women's Day strike.
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Google Lens looks very similar to Google Goggles, but now, Google Assistant joins in on the fun.
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Soon, someone is messing with a piano; one of her backup singers joins in with a harmony.
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Ms. Julie joins in, picking up a china teacup and rhythmically whacking at it with a spoon.
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But if anyone random joins in or takes their set table, it's not that big of a deal.
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It was like a movie, one guy throws a punch and everyone joins in beating on everyone else.
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A famous face popped up at the climate march in DC. Leonardo DiCaprio joins in on the protest.
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" Jimmy even joins in singing, "I could eat 1,000 ounces, if I just knew how to pronounce it.
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" Jesy untucks her feet from beneath her and joins in: "Yeah, from those four songs that you heard.
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At first, Gabriela is upset with him and his unusual mood and Jonathan joins in to berate him.
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An anthemic synth passage joins in the chorus—there are melodies meant for uplift, rather than just destruction.
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The amazing moment Manchester crowd joins in with woman singing Oasis – Don't Look Back in Anger after minutes silence.
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Especially when Weird Al Yankovic joins in, stepping onstage with Weezer during their Los Angeles gig on Wednesday night.
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He is working today, so he joins in the morning hustle as I put on makeup and get dressed.
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If Raúl Castro joins in, a deal could be struck, now or when the crisis takes another bad turn.
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Mr. D., as they call him, joins in to dance and to speak Italian and Spanish with the workers.
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Nataly will be facing the camera for some of the shots, while Murad also joins in on the shot, too.
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One of the most important characters from the novel, a woman who joins in Bill's investigation, has yet to appear.
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Around two-thirds of PD lawmakers are needed to reach a M5S and center-left majority assuming LeU joins in.
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On the final track, WWWINGS joins in for some arctic, grime-inspired synth maneuvers, heavy on aggression and sprawling sound design.
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According to their owner, whenever this tune plays, the pitchy pooch joins in with tenacity of a late-night karaoke sesh.
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Wiseman will oversee the stock-picking team's operations when he joins in September as head of BlackRock's Global Active Equity business.
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At the Irish Repertory Theater's staged adaptation, "The Dead, 1904," presented with Dot Dot Productions, the audience joins in the meal.
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A leashed white dog — with a charming spot covering one eye and a panting smile — joins in during the horn section.
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The first patron does this without provocation, and when she asks him to stop, he keeps going, and another patron joins in.
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And, Murkowski and Cardin write, Congress could remove the deadline, allowing the amendment to become law if a 38th state joins in.
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Eddie Redmayne, who plays the wand-yielding hero of the film, joins in to talk about his character's love for magic animals.
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At one point, a person dressed as a purple-and-white Subsys bottle joins in as the employees dance around the bottle.
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The rest of the crew also joins in, secretly going to support Zeke and Shao, even though they know they're entering enemy territory.
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In the trailer, we see the cherubic titular character playing on the beach when a sentient ocean wave joins in on the fun.
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"If you're in a group and somebody says, 'Let's go for a pizza,' and nobody joins in, nothing's going to happen," she said.
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The Socratic dialogue takes musical shape as Soper joins in on percussion, playing the marimba and damping cymbals to stop them from ringing.
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Madonna is gracing Corden's passenger seat on Wednesday's The Late Late Show and joins in on the fun with some of her classic hits.
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It's also touting the fact that, when Google Assistant joins in 2018, it will be the only speaker supporting more than one virtual assistant.
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The U.S. added a staggering 250,85033 joins in October and the economy grew at strong 3.5 percent-clip in the third quarter, beating expectations.
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As the audience joins in, the weirdness and warmth is so well-realized you could believe that you too grew up watching his show.
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On the title track, the vocal quintet Invenio joins in, and things start slowly, with every instrument and voice making its own lambent layer.
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And then he's interrupted by Johnny and Baby, who dance to "(I've Had) The Time of My Life," and the whole crowd joins in.
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Scott joins in, serving as head cheerleader, just one of the gang doing what all sorts of groups of friends do together across the country.
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Of course, Bryson Tiller joins in on the sexy jam and appears in the music video as well, amidst fireworks, warm lights, and dancing bodies.
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Kimmy manages to somewhat smooth things over, and when she joins in by getting on the rowing machine, she discovers something: She's good at rowing.
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But when Simone joins in and they merrily rip up this stunning $300 arrangement (price adjusted for inflation), I just sat back and cried cartoon tears.
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" Lin-Manuel Miranda joins in the fun as Jack, a lamplighter who teaches the three children about the "one thing you should know about Mary Poppins.
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US company Fulwell 73 also joins in by acquiring rights of production and distribution for the international version of the show in the US and Britain.
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When the Captain yells, "Are you ready kids," Bob joins in for the chorus letting off a wonderfully timed howl perfectly in sync with the song.
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That changes halfway through the song, as the instrumental becomes crushed and mutated, and George Clarke of Deafheaven joins in on Youth Code's acid-burned screams.
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Yes. After nearly a minute, Malcolm joins in, with a syncopated mix of chords and picking that makes the song even more hectic as it builds.
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That someone like Senator Lindsey Graham, the South Carolina Republican who surely knows better, joins in bashing the press underscores the effectiveness of Mr. Trump's poison.
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Thompson and Jordan take the circle, launching into an acoustic opening of "Taken Your Picture," a song off their new EP, before the band joins in.
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Sylvère joins in, the couple passing the laptop between them, dropping references to "Madame Bovary" and the eighteenth-century French playwright Pierre Marivaux, and laughing hysterically.
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Any state that joins in 2020 or after will be asked to pay 10 percent; the federal government is meant to pay the other 90 percent.
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When Dre gets cold feet, he hallucinates an image of his dead wife, Rhonda, who not only encourages him to go through with it, but joins in.
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Somehow it totally works at winning the kid over—he joins in with his old man, knowing the lyrics and cheesy moves already for no apparent reason.
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So, when a "lock her up!" chant breaks out, Sessions kind of, sort of joins in -- because he knows it's the sort of thing Trump would like.
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Still, after certain performances, when company members gather outside the Barrymore or beneath its stage for a jam session of Arabic music, Mr. Yazbek sometimes joins in.
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"In this country, it has long been clear that where a person joins in an ongoing conversation, even one about sex, that speech is protected," he said.
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This means that you'll be able to play Minecraft on your PC with a friend playing on an Xbox, while your buddy joins in from their Android phone.
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In the Needville Independent School District just outside Houston, Texas, the superintendent reportedly sent out letters threatening three-day suspensions for any student who joins in on walkouts.
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The heroic band he joins, in the end, is a third force, a dashing group organized around the president at the time, Dwight Eisenhower, to save the Republic.
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"My endless love has blossomed in the bosom of my comrades," Pak joins in, the love in his eyes for the people around him both sorrowful and warm.
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The series offers accounts from multiple accusers and members of Kelly's inner circle — but only one major music star joins in to speak out against Kelly: John Legend.
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Sonika's nonprofit partners with local shelters and organizations, including the Boys and Girls Club, to identify recipients, and her group joins in the celebration as much as possible.
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On Thursday, there's Mahler's Symphony No. 1, and the soloist Janine Jansen, a Perspectives artist this season, joins in for Bruch's Violin Concerto No. 1.212-247-7800, carnegiehall.
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Her BFF, Addie Weyrich, always joins in the fun, and this time around, they welcome Kristen Buckels, Vinny DePonto, Django Gold, Aminah Imani, Eudora Peterson and Zach Teague.
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The bartender, Stan (a gruffly sympathetic James Colby), who worked at the same plant for 28 years before he was injured on the job, joins in the party.
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When, at the party, the guests do the Stroll, she joins in and has a great old time, though her partner is the family's horrible little son, Fritz.
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But something else joins in then — a savory, salty edge, as if the winds had blown the sea air from the Bay of Biscay directly into the vineyards.
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The Duchess joins in with art activities and hears how the school is committed to working with parents, as they believe communication between home and school is vital. pic.twitter.
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The woman on the other side of her catches the look and gives it back to me over her laptop, and then woman next to her joins in too.
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The black and white clip stars off with Kutcher, 41, singing the first line of the song before Kunis, 35, joins in and they finish out the verse together.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Tuesday night's episode of Kate Plus 8, Gosselin enjoys a boat ride with her kids and joins in on the fun of tubing.
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Rodriguez, who appears to be very focused on the road, is unphased by his girlfriend's carpool karaoke performance, while his daughter joins in on Lopez's singing from the backseat.
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In the bottom lane, nineteen-year-old Swede Jesper "Jeskla" Stromberg joins in the AD Carry position and fellow Swede Hampus "promisq" Abrahamsson, 25, will fill the support role.
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"Mil vuit cents noranta nou, neix el club que porto al cor," Milan starts in the Catalan language before his dad, 29, joins in for the rest of the song.
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In a city that enjoys a party, the July 14 fireworks are especially beloved because the entire community joins in: Christian and Muslim, religious and secular, but French above all.
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At Juilliard, this divertissement will have a hellish look, with images inspired by Egon Schiele; an arresting moment comes when a chorus of infernal divinities suddenly joins in the dance.
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Elsewhere, Issa Rae and Lakeith Stanfield star in "The Photograph," with Rae as a woman looking into her mother's past, and Stanfield as a journalist who joins in that quest.
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One reason is that the signatories of TPP have won hard-fought political battles for reforms in their own countries that are beneficial in themselves, whether America joins in or not.
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Scalongne will report to Marriott who also joins in October and will be responsible to drive NatWest's financial institutions capital markets business in EMEA, including securitisations, covered Bonds and bank capital.
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The sound is beautiful and strange, yet perhaps the oddest thing about it is how a few notes sound familiar, as does the rhythm of a drum that softly joins in.
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While Emme and Ella, 10, sweetly sing in unison, Natasha, 14, joins in on the Elvis Presley classic "Can't Help Falling in Love" while simultaneously showing off her talents on the ukulele.
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The German government, gearing up for election in September, opposes debt relief for Greece as demanded by the IMF, and says the current programme can only continue if the Fund joins in.
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The highlight could very well be the planned recreation of the parade in the film, in which Bueller commandeers a float and lip syncs while all of Chicago joins in the party.
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According to LA-based artist Camella DaEun Kim, once that first scratch is made, the rest of the pack joins in and quickly starts to fill in the rest of the panel.
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"Giving stock options to an employee who joins in on the early phases of a company is key because it ensures that employees have a stake in the company's performance," Price said.
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When he leaves (their duet has lasted just 80 seconds), the way she then joins in her sisters' dance is one of the most subtly affecting expressions of community in this ballet.
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Saturday, shortly after the crowd joins in on a teary rendition of "My Old Kentucky Home," a battered old sport and those who love it will forget their troubles for two minutes.
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The German government, gearing up for election in September, opposes debt relief for Greece as demanded by the IMF, and says the current program can only continue if the Fund joins in.
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" Biskupski joins in: "Even the women's organization at the U.S. Conference of Mayors highlighted their segment as women's issues and there is nothing about the work I'm doing that is women's issues.
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Meanwhile, the young David joins in the party entertainment: marching and demonstrating against any perceived capitalist ill—but willing by 1987 to abandon his parents' faith in order to work for the BBC.
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The Generation EQ car joins in the current trend among concept vehicles of replacing side mirrors with cameras and disguising door handles and windshield wipers in order to emphasize a clean aerodynamic shape.
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In the 1850s, as foreign ships converge on Japan, a feudal lord contrives a race to strengthen the minds and bodies of his men for a potential invasion, and his daughter joins in.
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LONDON — When social media trends like the Mannequin Challenge take the internet by storm, it's only a matter of time before everyone and their mother (and now their dog) joins in the fun.
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Every year in Asheville, Santa climbs down the 315-foot Chimney Rock, and then joins in other Christmas festivities at the park — there's hot chocolate, cookies, as well as a kind of petting zoo.
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When an Ohio second grader joins in to whinge about achy pen-holding fingers, handwriting — and specifically cursive, now eradicated from the Common Core curriculum — becomes as hot a topic as in Erasmus's day.
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He joins in the double penetration scene—they've put the Colonel on vag duty here, although he mostly just looks at it—and spends an agonizing 30 seconds just trying to make it inside.
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After this mini-intervention, he waits patiently while she poses for photos with a pair of excited fans, gallantly opens the nail salon door for her and joins in a his-and-hers pedicure.
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Unlike past directors, who typically sought to avoid policy discussions, Mr. Pompeo readily joins in when the president asks for his opinion, even on matters far afield of national security, such as health care.
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One such gamer, Wade Watts, joins in the search, and along with new friends and allies, races to discover all the clues before a major corporation — that wants control of the OASIS for itself — does.
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The U.K.-founded Extinction Rebellion, in particular, cite the research of the political scientist Erica Chenoweth: that peaceful civil disobedience against a repressive regime can be effective if 3.5 percent of the population joins in.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus, meanwhile, plays their mom, who happily joins in the story in a significant way, as opposed to being one of those Disney/Spielberg moms who can't see E.T. hiding in plain sight.
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"I don't think anyone knows anything about me," she says in one pat of the clip and she joins in on a prank phone call, showing the world a much goofier side than anyone's used to.
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Launching its new flagship phone today, OnePlus joins in on the hottest trend of 5593 by nixing the display bezels, but it resists the urge to participate in another popular change by retaining its headphone jack.
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Unless top world producer Russia, which does not belong to OPEC, joins in, that leaves the onus of a potential cut with Arab producers in the Middle East such as Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates.
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"Gave you my love, you gave me nothing," she begins, and Este joins in for the chorus — "Now you're saying you need me, right now" — then comes Alana, with the guitar peals, a counterpoint to the singer's plaintiveness.
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So even as the audience joins in the quasi-title tune at the end — halfheartedly, the night I saw it — it is not so much facing the facts of life as comforting itself with a prettified version of them.
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"In Indonesia we have a concept for this, an event where anyone joins in, and everyone here is at home," says the proprietor Amron-Paul Yuwono, a theater director and actor, who recently returned from political exile in the United States.
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In a video posted online of her 34th birthday celebration, Shanann's little girls, Bella, 153, and Celeste, 3, sang a sweet rendition of Happy Birthday to their mom as Shanann's own mother, Sandra Rzucek, joins in via Facetime on Shanann's phone.
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The group that Mr. Obama joins in his scolding of outspoken young people is dominated by white straight men, far-right conservative talking heads, and celebrities who feel entitled to audiences who appreciate their art and dutifully ignore their missteps.
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The royal visit to Dublin is scheduled to end after the couple meets female tech entrepreneurs and joins in the birthday celebrations of a global network of free computer programming clubs that started in the Irish city of Cork seven years ago.
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And I hope that the drag community works harder — I have work to do myself — and I hope everyone joins in that process so that we can, by shifting the world of drag, slowly leave an impact in the world at large.
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She was also shown the Pears Family School that combines mental health care and education, for children aged 5-14, who maybe unsuited to a mainstream school, in a setting in which a parent or carer joins in the classroom with their child.
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The Times Editorial Board joins in the celebration of this year's World Pride, which marks the 50th anniversary of brave New Yorkers taking a stand for L.G.B.T.Q. rights at the Stonewall Inn, by commissioning this illustration by Jeremy Sorese, a Brooklyn-based artist.
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The 22-year-old Kim Taehyung chose the stage name "V" for victory — but it could just as easily stand for "versatile": He's one of the vocalists, he often joins in on the dance line, and he's even tried his hand at rapping.
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In one passage, Carl describes reveling in his newfound access to the patriarchy; after chatting with a Lyft driver who complains about his "woman," Carl joins in, adding that his wife hasn't worked in 10 years and then dismissing women's rights altogether.
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The background is pitch black, and everyone who joins in the room's conversation is identified first and foremost by their remaining battery percentage, which appears in a white box to the left of their comment; names and timestamps appear in smaller type below each comment.
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It's no surprise that Maya — as played by the very sharp Driver — is their de-facto queen bee, but it is surprising when a new mom (the always welcome Michaela Watkins) joins in and manages to intimidate her with an excess of meticulous perkiness.
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" UPDATE: Another Republican senator, Rob Portman of Ohio, joins in: "I am deeply concerned about reports suggesting that sanctions imposed on Russia may be lifted without resolving the unacceptable and hostile actions that caused the sanctions to be imposed by the U.S. and our allies.
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It starts with a lone guitar picking slow arpeggios, speeds up as the band gradually joins in and finally allows itself the relative luxury of multiple layers of vocals and guitars, revving up to a swirling, shimmering waltz — a brief stretch of instrumental euphoria despite every misgiving.
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After that, though, Scott begins to exhibit all the tendencies of a tortured, tantrum-throwing artist -- indulging in booze and wild parties while grappling with a nasty case of writer's block -- while Zelda alternately joins in and fumes, both at his excesses and his attempts to control her.
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When Eleven finds Kali and her group of outcast friends in an abandoned warehouse in Chicago, she joins in on their vigilante plot to find and destroy the men who hurt her and her "sister" years before, although Eleven is considerably younger than the rest of the crowd.
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Her diplomatic highpoint comes when she calls on Their Royal Highnesses the Grand Duke and the Grand Duchess of Luxembourg at the Grand Ducal Palace and joins in with the official commemoration of the 1867 Treaty of London, which confirmed Luxembourg's independence and neutrality, at the Luxembourg City Museum.
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Kate, wearing an emerald green dress by Emilia Wickstead, was also shown the Pears Family School that combines mental health care and education, for children aged 5-14, who maybe unsuited to a mainstream school, in a setting in which a parent or carer joins in the classroom with their child.
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May's deal seeks to preserve this open border through a complicated arrangement whereby the UK remains part of the EU customs union and Northern Ireland joins in some elements of the single market, which refers to the four fundamental freedoms of the EU: free movement of people, services, capital, and goods.
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In a charming segment with Blue Peter presenter Lindsay Russell that airs on Thursday's episode, Kate takes part in a race to build a den, helps some kids create innovative plant pots by upcycling some old Wellington boots and joins in a hunt for creatures like newts and frogspawn in a pond.
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She instructs us to step one-by-one into the middle of the circle, come up with a short combination of dance and sound — a clap and a yelp, a stomp and a hoot — and do it continuously while the rest of the group joins in, each person with their own invented choreography.
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The current deal seeks to preserve this open border through a complicated arrangement whereby the UK remains part of the EU customs union and Northern Ireland joins in some elements of the single market, which refers to the four fundamental freedoms of the EU: free movement of people, services, capital, and goods.
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Without a hint of self-consciousness, she starts singing sweetly, "Oh babe, meet me in Tompkins Square Park..." Jahan, whose angular cheekbones stands in contrast to Yasmine's baby-faced features, joins in with a sardonic grin: "I wanna hold you in the dark..." Clutching each other's elbows, the sisters double forward in contagious laughter.
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"We'll have to see if [Republican] leaders can manage to accommodate their desires, which is essential if the bill is to be passed in the Senate, where Republicans presently have only a two-seat majority, which will fall to a one-seat majority once Alabama's Doug Jones joins in early January," analysts at Action Economics told the Financial Times.
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This dad convincing Justin Timberlake to hold his baby is incredible from videos Not only does Justin cuddle the baby like the natural father he is, but then Steph joins in (after first refusing the baby, mind you) and suggests raising the baby Lion King-style and singing the iconic opening line of "Circle of Life," solidifying this baby as their new king.
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