For an hour straight, PlyoJam's creator and co-founder Jason Layden led the class through a series of choreographed dance routines that mixed squats, 180s, lateral jumps, pencil jumps, star jumps, squat jumps and frog jumps with body rolls, gyrating and booty shaking.
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When you get back in the swing of things, vary your jumps to include heel taps, scissor jumps, and ski jumps.
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Burpees, squat jumps, push-up jumps, forward jumps -- she kills them all while her coach yells "girl power" to spur her on.
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Like all jumps, quality rules: Do a few sets of around five jumps.
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He jumps up onto the table while his entourage jumps around like they're moshing.
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From there the film jumps through genres much as the narrative jumps through time.
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Skaters are incentivized to go for bigger jumps and to incorporate more jumps into their routines overall.
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Jump combinations may not contain more than two jumps, however one jump combination may consist of three jumps.
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Cables blocked the view to the jumps and my position was too low to capture very high jumps.
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As Kenneally tells IEEE Spectrum: It jumps up on its front two legs, doing a handstand, and then jumps.
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Dad brakes, jumps out, gingerly lifts the liberator off Gran's lap, and deposits him in the road, jumps back in.
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Every time she talks instead of sings do tuck jumps until she stops Tuck Jumps: Stand with both feet together.
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"I think for Alysa, she needs not only to add more quadruple jumps but to make those jumps very clean."
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Chen has packed his programmers with quadruple jumps, four-revolution jumps that have become key elements in world-class men's programmers.
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He moved (often through a combination of running, jumping, jumping jumps, and rocket jumps) as easily forwards as he did backwards.
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In another, a mermaid jumps out of the ocean, sits on a rock to stretch and then jumps back in the water.
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It can be squats, squat jumps, pull-ups, box jumps — whatever you prefer, as long as it challenges your mind and body.
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A reader sent me a copy of his exercise routine, which involved lots of burpees, kettlebell swings, box jumps, thrusters, and skater jumps.
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Split jumps for 14 reps Grasshoppers starting position: Grasshoppers second position, alternate and repeat Split jumps starting position: Split jumps second position, alternate and repeat: Complete four rounds of this circuit with as little rest as possible in between moves and rounds.
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The following are the only jumps that have happened since September 11, 2001 that satisfy all the requirements to fully classify as combat jumps.
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Many of the tougher secrets depend on precision jumps and tight timing, but getting the angle right on those jumps can be painfully frustrating.
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For more of a challenge, mix up sprinting for 30-second bursts with toning moves such as squat jumps, lunge jumps and tricep push-ups.
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They want to make sure their jumps are high, cover a lot of ground, and leave no doubt that all their jumps were fully rotated.
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Bob Murawski, who edits Sam Raimi's films, lauds the so-called "American cut", when an editor jumps to a close-up and then jumps closer still.
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For short jumps (about two lengths of her 1.5-centimeter body), Kim exerted herself more than absolutely necessary, making the jumps quicker, and from a lower angle.
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Ms. Williams received her certification after about half a dozen jumps on her own but with an instructor close by, then became licensed after 25 solo jumps.
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First it jumps up from the floor to one block, then it jumps from that block to another one, jumps down, completes a bigger jump to reach a taller block, and then, as if to say "that was so easy," MUFUGGIN ROBOT DOES A BACKFLIP FROM THE TALL BLOCK.
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This includes increasingly acrobatic variations of box jumps, depth jumps, and mid-air tricks and spins, which the athlete will sometimes perform while attached to a slack line.
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Prevc had jumps of 131.5 and 136.5 meters for a total of 299 points, 16 points ahead of Domen Prevc, his brother, who had jumps of 129.5 and 134.5 meters.
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In the video, the girl jumps out of the back seat of the vehicle while her father jumps on top of the other car in a failed attempt to stop it.
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Medvedeva often jumps with an arm extended above her head, adding difficulty to the maneuver, and attempts all but one of her jumps in the second half of her long program.
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Mario jumps on the monsters and turns it into $.
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Looking into a mirror or water — something jumps out.
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Another Democrat jumps into the 2020 race -- Washington Gov.
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That's because of rules that not only limit the number of jumps a skater can do in a single program, but also prevent skaters from performing the same jumps over and over.
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He performed the four jumps cleanly and earned positive GOEs for all of them but earned a lower base value than Kolyada because the jumps weren't as difficult overall as Kolyada's quads.
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Some approached the big jumps at full speed, only to pull up at the last moment because snow made it impossible to see or the wind socks on the jumps were completely stiffened.
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Among young women, that number jumps to a majority — 55%.
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E. feels really congested, so he jumps in the shower.
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Otherwise, not a ton jumps out as a clear improvement.
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Trump Jumps to Biggest Lead Yet in LA Times Poll!
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These were big jumps in numbers, but not big enough.
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For Black women in Georgia, that number jumps to 66.6.
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She jumps up and down like she's won the lottery.
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That figure jumps to 80% when "sex" means intercourse alone.
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When it jumps around excitedly, you can't help but smile.
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Your cortisol jumps, as may other stress hormones called catecholamines.
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Then the company goes IPO and the public jumps in.
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After a moment, Billy Howell, IHMC's media specialist, jumps in.
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My cat jumps up and joins me in the sun.
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He jumps from obstacle to obstacle with absolutely zero coordination.
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The comprehensiveness of Google's outreach jumps out from the data.
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I always ask: 'Well, what jumps out at you, exactly?
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Hopefully these jumps in subscription cost won't happen very often.
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Nagasu has iPads that can examine her jumps for her.
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Jay jumps in, and they take it for a ride.
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And unlike the other Mikey titles, Mikey Jumps is free.
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Curse the adult who jumps in and "saves" the day.
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Among black women, that ratio jumps to two in five.
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But Kylie—" Her sister jumps in, "I took her advice!
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He rolls his eyes and she jumps into the car.
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That number jumps substantially when it comes to actual threats.
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Happy Days Jumps the.... You think this shit is funny?
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Despite the deposit falls, both lenders reported significant profit jumps.
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I hope he jumps in, because I love the competition.
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The actress jumps between hairstyles and looks like nobody's business.
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Only then can they follow single jumps in such detail.
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The quality of the jumps also could suffer, Taylor said.
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He runs left to right and jumps across scary chasms.
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The Juicer goes back and jumps onto the juicing table.
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He jumps and hops around, no particular destination in mind.
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In the new survey, that number jumps to 11.7 percent.
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Combat jumps led the Allied Forces to victory in WWII.
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All three recorded their medal jumps on their first attempts.
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So he jumps to give himself a lane to throw.
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Balances, jumps, speed, musicality, incisiveness, courage: She has all those.
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If the guy jumps, that'll be on my conscience, too.
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The number jumps up to 28503 percent on Tribal lands.
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Over the holidays, that figure reportedly jumps to 10 percent.
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It's insanely important in terms of how that narrative jumps.
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With him on the floor that number jumps to 115.8.
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For boys, that disparity jumps to a factor of 20.
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Scott gets fake angry and jumps up from the couch.
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Zach jumps on the bed, settling in with a book.
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SAVED Pivaric smashes it left, and Schmeichel jumps to save!
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The second wave jumps over defenders to grab the pole.
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The jumps don't have to be unusual to be moving.
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Zagitova attempts all of her jumps in the second half.
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Throughout the footage, Ms. Fuchs cries, jumps up and down.
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At the count of nine, one tug jumps the start.
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With the launch control engaged, the horsepower jumps to 522.
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He's already two jumps ahead and you haven't even started.
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It's both festive and solemn, spiritually searching in its jumps.
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It presents evidence without context and jumps to unfounded conclusions.
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Yet that's not something that jumps out from the numbers.
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After successfully completing almost eleven jumps, Hamilton cheered with excitement.
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Brian McQuiggin, a pastor from nearby Clifton, Texas, jumps in.
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But instead of a river, he jumps onto a mat.
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Amy Klobuchar jumps on the bandwagon, talking about her wins.
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Also, there are just enough jumps to rattle your popcorn.
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THIS JUST IN Another Dem jumps in Former Colorado Gov.
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What is key is that everyone jumps in the pool.
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His team jumps back in the van and gives chase.
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After laying out the argument, DanDampspear jumps right into it.
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Add a Bluetooth mouse and that price jumps even further.
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There's a whole lot of logic jumps happening here. 11.
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Usually it's around 10,000, but sometimes it jumps to 30,000.
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When counting Puerto Rico, the total jumps to 2,000 infections.
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Like the Pixelbook, the Slate will have a 12.3-inch display, but its resolution jumps from 2,400 x 1600 to 12.93,000 x 2,000 pixels—pixel density correspondingly jumps from 235 ppi to 293 ppi.
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The game, developed by Tangram Games, stars a girl who jumps into the sky, jumps off of birds, and flaps her arms to chase after her cat, which has floated away with a balloon.
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So if you want to give yourself extra distance, you jump forward (long jumps and triple jumps are best if you want distance) and then, in mid-air, throw Cappy and keep Y held down.
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I wish I could do the jumps, the splits, the somersault.
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Not everyone jumps the fence, which is a crime in Hungary.
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An ecstatic Gillaspie shrieks, jumps and runs out of the frame.
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Romero found the jumps more meaningful if fellow survivors came along.
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The Nasdaq and S&P 0.53 are set for similar jumps.
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How different depends on how many cross-species jumps are made.
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In my career I've only been able to take small jumps.
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When she wants sex, she jumps into a virtual-reality simulation.
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" Here, Stodden jumps in: "I'm attracted to insecure men, I think.
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Here's a video that explains these jumps and a few others.
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Every time Xander makes an awkward joke do 3 tuck jumps.
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Those gains were his biggest single-day follower jumps in February.
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Eaton finished third, having recorded 7.55 after completing only two jumps.
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He jumps on a bike and rides along with the SFMC.
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After three years, that jumps to a 10 percentage-point increase.
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Rick jumps onto a nearby zombie that's swinging from a bridge.
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My book jumps ahead the same span of time—38 years.
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Nicky, unable to get to Lanh in time, jumps off solo.
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That's what a dog is doing when it jumps or spins.
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In the timeline Bandersnatch wants, Colin is the one who jumps.
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After more than a dozen warp jumps, I take a break.
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The robot even jumps clean over a log, demonstrating its dexterity.
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Here, you actually have to nail a bunch of key jumps.
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" Blevins jumps up and runs, as the officers yell "Stop, stop!
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It was the paratroopers first of two charity jumps that week.
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Or move in small enough jumps that the material isn't disturbed?
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After the presentation, that number jumps to around 70%, he said.
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If nothing jumps out at you, spend the meeting asking questions.
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The character's jumps are controlled by the volume of your voice.
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When a kid jumps in a puddle, there is science there!
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Their kitchen chemistry jumps off the screen in this sensual spoof.
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In her mind, the battle jumps back and forth in time.
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Spinach jumps from the eighth to the second most contaminated product.
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If we are, then that number only jumps to 30 percent.
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Is that going to mess up one of her triple jumps?
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But then it was a year of big jumps and drops.
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JULIAN: [jumps right to it] O.K. I write with this hand.
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The camera jumps from one iconic actor's face to the next.
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After the first year, that price jumps to $50 per month.
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Combat jumps have become less common during the War on Terror.
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When we were younger, we used to build paths and jumps.
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He jumps in his car, starts the engine, backs out fast.
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Facebook and Twitter reported significant jumps in activity on Sunday evening.
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Gainous jumps the fence three more times within the next year.
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It can implode when volatility jumps and the stock market drops.
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There's rocket jumps, beautiful maps and a diverse cast of characters.
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She cocks her head to the side abruptly, her ponytail jumps.
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Along the way, there are time jumps that make no sense.
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He jumps up behind Yang and starts waving his hands frantically.
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You see the words in your phone, and your heart jumps.
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Still, the character jumps between despair and excitement, guilt and delight.
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If someone falls, everyone jumps in to pick you back up.
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Go deeper: American support for the death penalty jumps in 2018
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For black trans woman, that number jumps to one in 2,600.
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The guy jumps off the bed and throws his hands up.
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Other systemic shocks have led to brief jumps in cash demand.
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He runs and jumps and hardly remembers his injury, he said.
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A disappointing showing for a guy known for his big jumps.
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What starts out as a $100 jacket jumps up to $157.
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She jumps up, bails out of tent and says let's go?
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Go take a look at them and see what jumps out.
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If telecom companies are included, that number jumps to 26.8 million.
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He celebrated several milestone birthdays, including his 90th, with parachute jumps.
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"The blue dress jumps off the page in comparison," he said.
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Everybody jumps on everything without having a clue what's going on.
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No throws or jumps or lifts above the head are allowed.
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Sometimes I pass the shop and one jumps to my eyes.
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Gail jumps out of the car and yells her son's name.
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His motorcycle jumps, whether successes or bone-crushing failures, were legendary.
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He climbs to the top of his ego and jumps off!
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If inflation protection were added, the yearly cost jumps to $3,790.
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And Trey Edward Shults's horror movie jumps from Amazon to Netflix.
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Gerwig is much more liberal with her time jumps by comparison.
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Two years later, they perform, doing jumps, laying down, rolling over.
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In the past, product upgrades have yielded bigger jumps in sales.
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It works so well that Father Julius jumps off the page.
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Jumps are accomplished by pointing the ring downward and pressing in.
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Some of them even took part in the commemorative parachute jumps.
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Whenever she has a chance, though, she jumps into the water.
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But then Biden four years later, he jumps in the race.
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That number jumps to $11.6 billion if you include Thanksgiving Day.
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There were several jumps in GDP under former President Barack Obama.
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Instead Chen, famed for his jumps, fell and then fell again.
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Booker's plan jumps off of California's "Fair Pay to Play" Act.
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The downside of these sudden jumps (aside from wardrobe confusion): potholes.
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She added five more triple jumps to finish with 237.50 points.
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After one month of treatment, that number jumps to 78 percent.
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An economist comes into the room and jumps into your imagination.
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She jumps out of your imagination, and looks into your eyes.
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And everybody jumps on board and is ready to bash you.
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The Thor: Ragnarok Easter egg is in that series of jumps.
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But blended in with all the jumps was his intricate footwork, sublime spins and inventive choreography - skills that sets him apart from the new breed of skaters who like packing their programs with high-scoring jumps.
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When she reaches Ally's vaginal area, Ally jumps and starts to protest.
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The movie jumps between the two journeys, which follow roughly identical routes.
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Best performer Autodesk jumps 20 pct as subscription revenue more than doubles .
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What jumps to mind when you hear the phrase "Quentin Tarantino movie"?
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Boost the Surface Laptop to 2200GB, and the thing jumps to $21000,21000.
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He jumps, he leaps, he — well, that's all there is to it.
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Essentially, the jumps a skater performs will always have a base value.
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They're each wearing a parachute, and have extensive experience making base jumps.
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And this week, the wasted potential in Aunt Lydia just jumps out.
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Jumps between species have driven most major evolutionary innovations in the viruses.
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From there, CAOS jumps into high gear towards the possible end days.
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The startled officer then jumps into his vehicle and shuts the door.
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I think buyers will shy away if the market jumps another dollar.
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The headline was simple: Man jumps from Golden Gate Bridge and survives.
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But 2018 won't be the year Google jumps on the wearable bandwagon.
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Its jumps are terrifying, although I can't deny its hops impress me.
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So, Axe jumps to the next option: Taking the money of gangsters.
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And when it jumps its way to victory, I feel proud. Genuinely.
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Kameron Hurley jumps into the field with her novel The Light Brigade.
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Add LTE to that larger model and the price jumps to $1,299.99.
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Don will say, 'In five minutes, you need to do 800 jumps.
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I tried never to let these jumps in content become too puzzling.
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Is it when the giant wolf jumps up and attacks the helicopter?
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The episode's time jumps were essential to the love story, he said.
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The Apple Pencil 2's price jumps up to $129 from $99.
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It's like he's not even looking where he's going before he jumps.
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He floats, jumps, and kicks his way through a happy half hour.
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From that opening salvo, the story jumps to another scene of violence.
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That number jumps to a 35 percent decrease for users over 40.
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I start my morning skincare routine while A. jumps into the shower.
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From there, Black Monday jumps back to a year before that day.
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The video jumps across the Atlantic to also describe prices in Europe.
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" Brady responds, "Disney," and Edelman jumps in to finish his answer, "World.
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She then jumps into the SUV with several others and drives off.
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If the agent forgets something or makes a mistake, it jumps in.
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But on Sunday nights the prize, and the number of players, jumps.
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SPOT GOLD JUMPS 3.6 PCT TO ONE-YEAR HIGH OF $1,240.90/OZ
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When women take on the same roles, that figure jumps to 57%.
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The media jumps on stories just to get ratings, to make money.
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They also show how Jeanne's mind jumps from one memory to another.
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Think boxing and your mind probably jumps to one of two scenarios.
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The kind who jumps first and stays under ten seconds too long.
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The number jumps to 64% when narrowed to self-described liberal Democrats.
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I can finally hit jumps with speed, which I never could before.
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How about an analysis of Jedi jumps in the Star Wars movies?
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What could have cost hundreds of dollars easily jumps into the thousands.
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The leopard first jumps back, but then is ready to square off.
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It's time that everyone jumps on this program and starts to boogie!
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Then again, Tom has experience AND ... he jumps out of tall buildings!!!
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Game 4 is Wednesday night ... let's see who jumps on the bandwagon!
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It's just difficult when you're trying to do the difficult triple jumps.
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A high-speed car chase isn't the same without a few jumps.
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And in New York and San Francisco, this number jumps to 31.
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The plot jumps from one quasi-absurd set piece to the next.
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Total compensation for the executives left behind jumps by 46% on average.
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He also learned how to push more from the floor for jumps.
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Then it jumps up to its regular rate of $40 a month.
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The brain jumps in to shut that down and you become faint.
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Myth: Box jumps are the best way to show off explosive strength.
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Tom Cruise jumps out of planes, rides motorcycles, and runs — a lot.
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But industrial users of steel and aluminum haven't seen price jumps either.
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Among those 12-85033 years old, that number jumps to 70 percent.
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The world wakes up again and McCarthy's joy jumps off the page.
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Groom jumps into lake to save child Not all heroes wear capes.
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Another jumps into the armored vehicle with some shrapnel to the thigh.
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There are multiple instances where Bayonetta jumps at the camera crotch first.
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Look at the past 20073 years and that number jumps to 22007.
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He did this by exploiting glitches and writing bytes with Mario's jumps.
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One dog jumps on top of the other dog for a moment.
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Also surging higher is Idaho, which jumps nine spots to No. 423.
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She runs, jumps and leaps into this yawning void with grim determination.
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It is the most difficult of the four-revolution jumps being performed.
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But before I have the chance to ask, Dobrzensky jumps the gun.
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It's gonna burn, baby, as the mercury jumps into the low 2000s.
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When one jumps through hoops made by the other's body, it's sweet.
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I must be the kind of guy that jumps in and out.
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Samuel Umtiti simply out-jumps the very tall Marouane Fellaini to score.
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When Lenny jumps bail and decides to go underground, she's left stranded.
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Within the next three years, though, that percentage jumps to 40 percent.
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It's a tough mix of memorization, well-placed jumps, and precise shots.
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California, Washington, Nevada and Hawaii have also seen big jumps in homelessness.
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Both saw jumps in their primary support of greater than 5 points.
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A dog joyfully jumps over a fallen tree in this popular photo.
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Should European approvals come, the market jumps to $2 billion, he says.
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That number jumps to 79 percent among adults aged 18 to 34.
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In conversation, he jumps from topic to topic in a jittery staccato.
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" Che continued, "It's not that Leslie yells and screams and jumps around.
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She stands on motorcycle seats, jumps through glass and rides through fire.
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"The Mummy" jumps from number 19 at home to number 11 globally.
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The mercury jumps into the 50s tomorrow, but rain enters the forecast.
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And the figure jumps to about 74 percent if emissions keep climbing.
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It often feels familiar, but in certain spots it pops and jumps.
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August 7: Tesla's stock jumps as high as 12%, closing at $379.57.
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Ross continued to explain that pairs figure skating is all about the heavy lifting and jumps, placing an emphasis on over-the-head lifts, triple jumps and throws — all things you won't see in an ice dancing routine.
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Zagitova, who finished fifth at last year's edition after a disastrous free skate and then endured a difficult season, struggled to hang onto a few of her jumps in an otherwise dynamic routine that included seven triple jumps.
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They qualified in first and second place with jumps of 6.87m and 6.82m.
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Theon jumps into the ocean after being reminded of his captivity under Ramsay.
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That number jumps to over $3.2 million when potential bonuses are factored in.
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No one jumps up from a nap and runs to see an advertisement.
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He had two shaky landings on his quad flip and triple axel jumps.
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"When the tiger jumps at me I jumped in real life," he said.
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However, for resolutions comparable to HD TV, this jumps to 80-100 mbps.
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Among voters who back Rajoy's People's Party, this number jumps to 86 percent.
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For fast food restaurants like Burger King, that number jumps to 26 percent.
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Kim, however, seemed capable of making these jumps on her muscle power alone.
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But suddenly, the flashback jumps to Jack's other children in their teen years.
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By his sophomore year, Thompson's jumps overshadowed every other event at local meets.
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If he jumps off a cliff halfway through, I'll jump off with him.
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The monthly price jumps to $39.99 (plus taxes and fees) if you do.
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It jumps back and forth in time, with events viewed from multiple perspectives.
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A member of the Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG) jumps from a wall.
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And someone else is strapping on a pair of waterskis, practicing their jumps.
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There are no big surprises, but the jumps and jolts are well timed.
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During the first playthrough, players could respawn and try tricky jumps multiple times.
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If you're a beginner, try starting with a rep of 10 squat jumps.
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Dust devils dance at the edge of jumps, ready to propel players upward.
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Maeve jumps into action, thwarting Akane's execution with her own weapon: her mind.
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Someone supporting 1073 people at a buck, that $20 jumps to over $27.50.
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Ms. Tanowitz loves leg-beating jumps, nimble footwork, upright carriage and open arms.
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He's the guy who jumps through the window first and then asks questions.
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And he has a pet shark that he jumps over tiger named Shiva.
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If I'm doing arm day, I'll work in box jumps in between sets.
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That's just one example in several jumps in food prices in the country.
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My heart jumps into my throat and P. and I both come running.
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Leslie Jones jumps in to remind everyone that intersectionality should not be forgotten.
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Because Ryan is an Olympian, he quickly jumps to being hard on himself.
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She jumps off, and desperately tries to get inside the driver's side door.
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When the girl's father quickly comes for Randall, he jumps to Déjà's defense.
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The researchers discovered that jumps in survival rates reached a plateau around 1980.
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Any resulting jumps in the cost of projects could be embarrassing for Moon.
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The brief but important test now sets the stage for more ambitious jumps.
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For sprints, jumps and throws, men and women hit their peak around 25.
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Protester jumps barricade and attempts to get Confederate flag from man #chsnews pic.twitter.
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The episode jumps to Dolores, who is seated in a host examination room.
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But that's good you didn't, then you didn't know any of the jumps.
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His father and grandfather were skydivers, and his wife has made 2,000 jumps.
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Bogaerts has so much bat speed and the ball jumps off the bat.
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Cross the bridge to Palo Alto and that number jumps to $3.2 million.
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If the fire jumps the freeway it could be a massive financial disaster.
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To probe further, we need to see quantum jumps one at a time.
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The young black man, fed up, jumps on his skateboard, and glides away.
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The resolution and frame rate jumps are the most headline-grabbing feature bump.
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He skips, he jumps, he stomps, doing it all through a thick limp.
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Hank jumps aboard, riding the corpse away from the island in grand victory.
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Eventually, mute and unneeded, he jumps from the tree and does not fly.
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Check out just how quickly Mariah jumps into action without missing a beat.
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After someone jumps, they experience a free fall of four to five seconds.
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That jumps to a maximum penalty of 2000 years for an indictable offence.
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She jumps straight to the Tyler Henry conclusion: A ghost is stalking her.
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Mickey jumps to conclusions and makes rash decisions that don't necessarily seem healthy.
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It's only when 9S jumps into the machine that you grasp what happened.
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That number jumps to the standard retail price of $3,199 on June 23rd.
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That number jumps to 85033 percent when asking the same question to Republicans.
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If it makes it through customs into Australia, the price jumps to $224.
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" Foster jumps in and clarifies, "Yeah, that means something completely different for military.
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Following the path of Atlas requires making a lot of hyper drive jumps.
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I repeatedly missed jumps that seemed simple ony to plummet to my death.
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Defined by his relationships, he jumps from a divorce into a rebound relationship.
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Between all the time jumps, that has to be close enough to true.
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If she does three triple jumps, I will try to do the same.
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NBC News: Democrats lead generic congressional ballot by 9 points, Trump approval jumps.
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A number of trucking companies reported big rate jumps in the first quarter.
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He was nicknamed the Kangaroo Kid on campus because of his lofty jumps.
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That figure jumps to about three-quarters for employers in the skilled trades.
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If you earn more than that $200,000, the rate jumps to 4 percent.
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After Ronda leaves for the Virgin islands, MJ jumps headfirst into training mode.
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The trooper quickly jumps out of her vehicle and flags the driver over.
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The bottom line: Taking the risk of attempting quadruple jumps is handsomely rewarded.
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He jumps across the stage in excitement, nailing ridiculous falsettos at every turn.
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I'd frantically do burpees and tuck jumps in a race against their impatience.
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Skiers start by taking two ski jumps, scoring points for distance and style.
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A proposed rule that devalues quad jumps could be implemented after these Games.
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It is the most difficult of the four-revolution jumps currently being performed.
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There is some evidence that when places shift to home voting, turnout jumps.
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In his new show, however, Bas jumps forward in time—just a bit.
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Her spins sputtered and her jumps, long considered spectacular, landed with a thud.
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SPOT GOLD JUMPS 2% TO $1,621.74/OZ AFTER U.S. FED CUTS INTEREST RATE
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" When the handmaids' getaway car pulls up, Emily jumps in and cries, "June!
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For a moment, before she jumps up to greet me, she looks unmoored.
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Once the movie jumps forward in time, she is played by Natalie Portman.
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On the slopes, you'll recognize her by her big jumps and daring rotations.
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In ice dance, there are no lifts above the head, no heroic jumps.
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Zagitova does all of her jumps in the second half of her routine.
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Italy remains shutdown, but the number of coronavirus cases jumps day after day.
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Wearing an all-cotton, traditional diving suit, the diver jumps in feet-first.
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I jumped to "menopause" immediately, which is what Bailey jumps to as well.
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One part of the slope had a snow park, with ramps and jumps.
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The six jumps are the Axel, flip, loop, Lutz, Salchow, and toe loop.
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He jumps out of the door of the vehicle as it slows down.
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He jumps into the air, kicking the cigarette out of the burglar's hand.
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In jumps, Ms. Osipova still bursts high into the air with astounding speed.
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"The group requests are supposed to be for the bigger jumps," said Moncrief.
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What happens if Payton gets his groove back, and jumps into the race?
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The coronavirus is a zoonotic disease, meaning it jumps from animals to humans.
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That requirement jumps to nearly 5.6 million square feet by June 30, 2034.
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The poor mouse then jumps into the bubbling grease of the deep fryer.
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Box jumps are exactly what they sound like: jumping up on a box.
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I love box jumps, a form of explosive jump training known as plyometrics.
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"No one wants to be the [buyer] that jumps the shark," Kawarabayashi said.
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The number jumps to 97 percent of businesses with 500 or more workers.
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This wage growth was one of the largest annual jumps in nine years.
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Fortunately, a producer jumps in and stops her from spinning the wheel again.
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Sean Fegan, left, jumps off "jaw's bridge" in Oak's Bluff on Martha's Vineyard.
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"He doesn't just jump, he jumps and screams for no reason," Kuhl says.
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They did not, however, perform the more complicated jumps combined with wing snaps.
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Holding hands with an unnamed male friend, she quite literally jumps for joy.
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And no amount of technical study can prepare women to try men's jumps.
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And "The Goldbergs" jumps forward to the 1990s in a one-off special.
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He often jumps to an entirely new thought before finishing his previous one.
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I guess what jumps out at me is maybe two or three things.
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She didn't shy away from the water ... Hilary jumps right in with Matt.
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But Chen, who has been the most accomplished performer of quadruple jumps in the field, fell on his opening quad lutz on Friday, stumbled out of a triple axel and did not complete two jumps in combination, which is required.
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"No two jumps are ever totally identical, although some of the scaffold jumps are starting to get to that point where they are always exactly the same where it's going to end up being like freestyle aerials or something," Gunnarson said.
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After all the insane time jumps this season, that is a big fat lie.
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Usually, the land jumps so much in value that everybody comes out well ahead.
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She had the longest jumps in both rounds for a total of 305.8 points.
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Stock rose 14 pct ** Other notable gainers: Rio Tinto, Glencore and Antofagasta jumps c.
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It's kind of like one person says it and then everybody jumps on it.
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As they're chatting, one of Wyatt's henchman jumps out from the woods and attacks.
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But the clearest place to see deductions is in how the judges score jumps.
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In a matter of seconds, the puppy's mother jumps out and attacks the leopard.
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Lohse's solo was all hip-swinging walks, low attitude turns, and jumps on relevé.
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He jumps on me, then starts running around in circles near his food bowl.
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Squat jumps Begin standing with your feet shoulder-width apart, arms at your sides.
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She was certainly capable of longer ones, though, since she often overshot long jumps.
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Currently, the iPhone 6S starts at 16GB, then jumps to 64GB and, finally, 128GB.
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It leads to a plethora of police hotline tips, but only one jumps out.
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Just make sure to get it from Walmart before the price jumps back up.
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Like the other installments of The Expanse, the book jumps from perspective to perspective.
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In the middle of April, he jumps on a C-220 out of Vietnam.
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A man jumps over a fire in the early morning hours of July 26.
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M. gets up and I kiss him goodbye as he jumps in the shower.
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"The thing that really jumps out to me is the short interest," he added.
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Combined with iTunes, that total value jumps to $39.3 billion, or $9 a share.
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In Europe, we've yet to see any big jumps or dips in VC funding.
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Tapping toggles functions on and off, and long-pressing jumps you to more settings.
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And the sloth, being a sloth (adorable and unaware) jumps right in and poses.
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For women with insurance of any kind, that number jumps up to 92.7 percent.
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Both ferocious and precocious, she jumps into every task with a roar of delight.
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As the stowaways are led away, Gran jumps out and tries to join them.
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The style jumps around between pop, hip-hop, R&B, funk and neo-soul.
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Scott takes her advice to jumps back into work instead of into the club.
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Deadpool 2 jumps between lols and awws so quickly that I practically got whiplash.
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I will leave the test of other jumps to you as a homework assignment.
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Evans scored a 9.900 out of 10 with all those flips, jumps, and moves.
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Then everyone jumps in the pool because swimming in Italy is their favorite thing.
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Rather, Chen is typically more consistent at landing his difficult jumps than his peers.
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Here's a brief guide to everything you need to know about figure skating jumps.
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Abramenko raised the bar, scoring 128.51 to lead going into the final three jumps.
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"Generally it's all about price," said Wu, who jumps between Meituan and rivals Ele.
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EURO JUMPS OVER $1.1212 AGAINST US DOLLAR ON BREXIT HEADLINES, BEFORE RETRACING TO $1.1200
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Also, if you talk to someone who jumps, you don't handle the case anymore.
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Those jumps are counted, and when 430 trillion occur, a second is considered passed.
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It's also important to note that box jumps aren't the only way to jump.
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If there's any bodily injury at all, the maximum penalty jumps to 20 years.
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The robber strolls to the waiting SUV, jumps in and the vehicle takes off.
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If net inflows fall to near May's target, that figure jumps to 265 percent.
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To really understand how jumps work is to understand how an ice skate works.
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If your friend jumps off the bridge you don't have to do the same.
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As the boat pulls away she jumps off, smoking and yelling the whole time.
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Smith's book the thing that jumps out at you is that the candidate invariably
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The annual benefit jumps to $23,000 for business that advertised on Yelp, BCG estimates.
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On and on the camera jumps, crossing boundaries of age, socioeconomic means, and ability.
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The jumps made the plan seem well-executed and slick, the holes came later.
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The best speed-skippers in the world can manage about 7 jumps a second.
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Posey and Duffy got advantageous jumps on Brandon Belt's ground ball to second base.
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"He jumps immediately to the race card, the racist card, in particular," Cuccinelli said.
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The longer you press on the iPhone's pressure-sensitive display, the higher Mario jumps.
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At one point, she jumps in a harness from a 31-foot-tall tree.
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Billionaire Leon Cooperman endorsed Bloomberg him before he even officially jumps into the primary.
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If you earn more than $1 million, the audit rate jumps to 0003 percent.
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He jumps, he runs along walls, and uses vines to swing through the air.
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"We want him to work on his jumps and routes," said manager Terry Francona.
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The officer then appears to bodyslam McCall before another cop jumps in to help.
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You know the one: If you boil the water immediately, the frog jumps out.
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But factor in subsiding land and that estimate jumps to almost 50 square miles.
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The woman jumps from an elastic walrus skin held by her fellow celebrators. 1921.
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Then everybody goes out on the boat, jumps in the water and someone dies.
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Somehow it works, even as he jumps between disparate genres within the same songs.
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But come November 41453, the price jumps 30 percent to €1190 (pricing includes VAT).
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But after that period, the rate jumps to 16.74-25.49%, as of October 2019.
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She jumps every time her phone rings, hoping her attorney is calling with news.
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And then it jumps into sort of a crescendo of this waterfall of explosions.
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The incoming stimulus of one sense jumps its lane to trigger perception in another.
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Ms. Osipova's extraordinary high, weightless jumps and almost uncannily floating arms were thrillingly beautiful.
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The ideas come so rapidly that he jumps from one topic to the other.
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In contrast, in the treatment group, that number jumps to 15 or 60 percent.
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Here's what we're following: • Wall Street's fear gauge jumps on the Michael Flynn news.
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The number of points scored per game jumps to 41, from 34.4 in 1977.
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What jumps out from the figure is the impressive persistence of the Republican edge.
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One way is simply to send people money once the national unemployment rate jumps.
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When the 18 preceding years are included, that number jumps to over 400,000.[CNBC]
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At practice on Thursday, Zagitova landed five triple jumps in a matter of seconds.
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She loved to swim, dance, do cartwheels and do jumps into our swimming pool.
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" Where Kavanaugh jumps off the page is in what might euphemistically be called "extracurriculars.
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He gestured out the window where lines were forming to go off his jumps.
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A protester jumps and smashes a security camera during a demonstration in Hong Kong.
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The largest jumps in sales occurred in Maryland, New Jersey, Alaska, Delaware and Massachusetts.
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She jumps onto a rooftop, scales Fuches' Jeep, and bites Fuches on the face.
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"It's a pretty big hiccup" anytime someone new jumps into the role, he said.
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And if you only include self-identified partisans, the number jumps into the 60s.
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There is a piping of oystercatchers, a clap of water as a fish jumps.
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"You don't need to concentrate on making the turns and the jumps," he said.
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"He really jumps for the brass ring," said Emile Buzaid, a West Point classmate.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "When Obama is being praised, Biden jumps into the picture with him.
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It motors along as you look, engaging your attention in hops, skips, and jumps.
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"Injuries on jumps are fairly commonplace to have this number is relatively rare," Col.
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Will Patrick Chan of Canada hit his quad jumps and claim figure skating glory?
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The mainstream media jumps on the marginal optics, and they're right on the trigger.
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When he's asked about the meddling, he automatically jumps to the accusation of collusion.
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She also jumps down the Iran-contra rabbit hole, another conspiracy never fully unraveled.
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The thing that jumps out to me is his authentic energy and his passion.
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Importantly, Google searches have been correlated with jumps in the polls this primary season.
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Retail ETF jumps ~6 pct, showcasing breakout on the charts ** Materials advance 2.9 pct.
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"It's fast, there are some good technical parts and really big jumps," she said.
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If you earn more than $28938 million, the audit rate jumps to 210 percent.
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Other steelmaking raw materials also posted big jumps on Monday on the sector's PMIs.
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You'll be treated with a photo that jumps out of the page at you.
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When Frog is scared, that's where he hides; Toad likewise jumps under the covers.
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But that's far from the last time season four plays with aggressive time jumps.
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There are several theories about why this estimation jumps nearly sixfold in three months.
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In an attempt to flee Batman, he jumps into a pool of chemical waste.
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The Technical Element Score evaluates the difficulty of a skater's jumps, spins, and footwork.
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Midway through, all these different settings and all these jumps begin to feel exhausting.
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Axels are forward-edge jumps where the skater lands backward, on the opposite foot.
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Paratroopers conduct Hollywood jumps at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Alaska on July 27.
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Through the combination of Maguire's images and Beck's text, Doll jumps off the page.
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Thompson and editor Sylvie Landra seamlessly execute match fades to manage jumps in time.
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Although Hanyu appeared fine during practice on Thursday, landing several Axel jumps and at one point zooming around the rink with other skaters in imitation of short track races - with Hanyu far ahead - he said that without painkillers jumps are still hard.
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But be aware that power is a fitness attribute that declines quickly, so the quality of your jumps is more important than their quantity: Two to four sets of about five well-intentioned jumps at the beginning of your workout is ideal.
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The site claims that all of its tandem instructors are certified with the United States Parachute Association (USPA) and have completed thousands of jumps (The FAA requires instructors to have at least three years' experience and a minimum of 500 free-fall jumps).
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By doing this, she took advantage of a detail of the scoring system that awards a 2.443 percent bonus to the base value of all jumps performed during the second half of a routine, because those jumps are done on ostensibly tired legs.
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That came courtesy of jumps in lending and trading revenue as well as falling costs.
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When only active listings of entire homes are counted, that number jumps to 20 percent.
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Any time he gets near the van he wags his tail and jumps right in.
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When music starts to play, Hunter unexpectedly jumps up and is joined by his groomsmen.
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Stunned, the would-be cat thief lets her victim go and jumps into the vehicle.
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Jumps in the car herself and lays in her bed as I drive across town.
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But if everyone jumps on the notch bandwagon, the novelty of the feature will disappear.
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Gen11 jumps that number to 64 and Intel claims it will double performance versus Gen9.
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Chen piled up the points with four quad jumps to go with his elegant skating.
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I'm not the player who jumps from the plane with ten or fifteen other people.
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Considering all the time jumps and lengthy travel, Arya may even be older than 18.
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The tabby jumps around the backyard trying to catch the falling flakes to no avail.
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Although it jumps around a bit, the episode spends most of its time in 1987.
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She couldn't ignore the happy little jumps of the doggie when he saw his owner.
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But for teens in families that make over $75,000 that number jumps to 97 percent.
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If somebody falls or says, 'I can't do it,' everybody jumps in to to help.
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"I can't believe that Khloé like, jumps into this and is so comfortable," Kendall said.
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As for why Easter holidays are worst of all, one possible explanation jumps out: exams.
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He jumps at every chance he gets to come spend time with his fur grandbabies.
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Clearing the bar cleanly after several jumps at 4.7 meters, Jenner soared into first place.
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When the virus jumps to another animal species, it can make the animals very sick.
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People are whipping snowballs at the competitors as they're going over jumps and doing flips.
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Now, as an insurance lobbyist, she sees big jumps in Obamacare insurance premiums next year.
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And in Oz, the Cowardly Lion jumps in fear if you turn the lights out.
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A teenager jumps into Alte Donau, an abandoned meander of the Danube river, July 25.
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Nadj jumps three times and lands in a lunge, repeating 20 times on each side.
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A Parkour expert jumps over barriers as Intel Curie-powered clothes monitor his performance stats.
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You try to open a device to work and it jumps around on the table.
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Performing powerful jumps in a controlled, measured environment is easier than doing dynamic, improvisational parkour.
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Darlene is hesitant given how bad the gig is, but Becky jumps at the opportunity.
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Ori jumps and climbs through 2D platforms that are all set in a beautiful forest.
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Oil stocks solidified gains after slight jumps in overnight oil prices lifted the energy index.
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One friend joins me for part of the route, then jumps on a Citi Bike.
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The new mom's workout included jumping squats with dumbbells, wide-leg jumps and jumping rope.
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Travel enough with the military, and the toughness of today's troops and officers jumps out.
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It's perfect for younger players or those who can't deal with Odyssey's many treacherous jumps.
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"If a Priceline or Expedia jumps into the market, they have more resources," she explained.
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If Mario jumps into a green pipe, it will bend and twist in bizarre ways.
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The show jumps back in time to the discovery of the Marburg files in 1945.
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Japan's increased burning of coal also comes just as global use of renewable energy jumps.
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The owner jumps out and demands money, pointing at his back fender, not the door.
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Heigl literally jumps for joy in one snap, taking a leap in her red bikini.
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For a 55-year-old couple retiring in 10 years, the number jumps to $463,849.
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In season four, however, the main way BoJack played with structure was via time jumps.
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However, when West finally jumps on the track he does so for only one verse.
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Plyo Squat Twist Jumps Over the Box Stand with the tissue box on the floor.
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Announcements today of Epipen & diabetic blood sugar strips making huge jumps just "because they can".
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The two spikes Nomura predicts do not include the jumps in the VIX this week.
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You know, where the character jumps both up and horizontally as though jumping over something.
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United Airlines rises 2.28% on average, American Airlines jumps 2.13% and Delta goes up 2.06%.
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He jumps in the pool, eats hot dogs and stares at Rick and Sandy's junk.
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For 2 degrees, that jumps to as much as 134 percent; 3 degrees, 265 percent.
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Unlike Cassie, you stuck by our fearless leader through the ups and the fence jumps.
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The rate of increase, however, has slowed from the steep jumps seen during 2015-2018.
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Anderson jumps in to aid Eagle and it's all a little confusing from the sideline.
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But the person who jumps or dodges the turnstiles at your local subway station hasn't.
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The idea is that jumps are harder for a skater to complete on tired legs.
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" Her lawyer says, "You don't have to answer that," and Madonna jumps in, "I couldn't.
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It jumps hurdles, leaps fences, penetrates walls to arrive at its destination full of hope.
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At the start, you're doing little more than connecting simple jumps, dashes, and ledge grabs.
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An ambulance with sirens blaring pulls up and emergency doctor Grant jumps out the back.
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In this study, however, the researchers think Kim made her jumps using muscle strength alone.
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For a company so focused on security, a fingerprint reader jumps out as a possibility.
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One reason jumps out: most of Antoine's books are in foreign languages rather than Arabic.
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The vigorous workout included some agility drills, short sprints, jumps, and hit some bench press.
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After every false prediction of doom, the left jumps seamlessly onto the next scare tactic.
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What jumps out when perusing Ecosia's financial documents is not the growth, it's the margins.
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He hesitates for only a second, then jumps into her arms and kisses her cheek.
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Episode 2 of "Designated Survivor" jumps into Tom Kirkman's first full day as the president.
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I started with ZITCOM, STINKEYE, BIG WHOOP, and JUMPS SHIP and I worked from there.
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One of them jumps from the vehicle and grabs a hook stained red with blood.
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Since he's in space, Mario can perform mind-bending jumps unlike anything he's done before.
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Beyond Stone's shocking text messages detailed in the court document, one sentence really jumps out.
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Electricity demand typically jumps over the summer as households and businesses crank up air conditioning.
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This jumps to $544 billion and 1.4 million homes constructed on land under 6 feet.
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"When everyone jumps on the bandwagon, that's when the wheels come off," the investor said.
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In a few jumps, differentiated contractions, and angled stances, you can see strains and imperfections.
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Jumps can be jarring to viewers, especially when wearing a virtual reality headset, he said.
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So when he gets hurt, someone who wasn't producing at all jumps into the fray.
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He then quickly jumps and swims toward a huge rock being pummeled by the sea.
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So when you open a hatch, it jumps out like a jack-in-the-box.
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If you include Quebec, which has slightly different laws, the number jumps to 970 Canadians.
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"There's nothing that jumps out at you, but [the combinations] all make sense," Kim says.
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"I could do a couple of jumps and be past center stage," said Jacques d'Amboise.
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The story then jumps forward in time five years, and this subtext grows even stronger.
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To reach the bottom of the hill first, they must navigate jumps quickly and smoothly.
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It walks, jumps, crawls, rolls and swims, and may someday deliver drugs inside the body.
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"I've never seen jumps in some of the key indicators like this," Dr. Leiserowitz said.
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Of course, Ryan Coogler, the director of "Black Panther," and "Fruitvale Station," jumps to mind.
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And when a tech giant like Apple jumps into entertainment, it's going to create waves.
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A recent episode jumps off from the way athletes are getting more vicious toward referees.
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McFEELY We talked about "Fargo" from the first season, where it just jumps a year.
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In the biopharma business, chief executives have also benefited from price jumps in prescription medicines.
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Among workers making less than $50,000 a year, that figure jumps to one in four.
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Blake jumps on the assignment because his brother is among the troops preparing the assault.
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After Hina disappears from that Tokyo hotel room, the temperature jumps to 77 degrees Fahrenheit.
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If the 18% of voters between 17 and 29 jumps, it would likely benefit Sanders.
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After a failed initial attempt, he managed 47 jumps, handily putting him in first place.
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Then David Ross jumps on me on the first pitch and gets a base hit.
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Christopher Landers, the commander of the 25th Division, said that injuries on jumps were common.
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I'd done the selection course, passed that, done the jumps course, had my parachute wings.
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The cat jumps up to cuddle with me five minutes before I need to leave.
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Seconds later, a man jumps out of a white sedan and sprints up to her.
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Skaters are required to do a certain number of jumps and spins in their routines.
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The technical stuff — Lutz jumps, spins, and footwork — are given difficulty levels one through four.
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And as new research reveals, even the animal's dunk tank-size heart jumps between extremes.
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The female kangaroo, a burnt paw on one of its hind legs, quickly jumps away.
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Their offensive rating jumps three points when he&aposs on the floor, per Second Spectrum.
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A big dive drives the narrative in Gaia Cornwall's "Jabari Jumps," just published this month.
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The track has plenty of sharp twists and jumps to keep you on the edge.
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In that, the playwright jumps the guardrail, which turns out not to be very high.
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That helped Tencent report big jumps in advertising and payment revenue related to the app.
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CDC found evidence that the risk of addiction jumps significantly after seven days of use.
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As soon as someone gets up from the table, he jumps on the nearest chair.
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The American landed five quadruple jumps to extend his undefeated season and bolster his confidence.
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" Grohl jumps on the drums and the whole thing tumbles into Metallica's classic "Enter Sandman.
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In some states, the jumps will be far larger; 210 percent in Arizona, for example.
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Michael Wirth, the CEO of Chevron on one of the biggest jumps in oil's history.
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Men have bigger, more athletic jumps and turns, and they lift and carry the women.
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At the reception, Karl jumps out of this car and pops this brooch on me.
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"I laugh, I have to laugh," he jumps in, no need for me to answer.
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And sticky platforms that Sonic can latch onto and use to make those wild jumps.
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By the time the referee jumps between them, a total of thirteen seconds have passed.
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When Lyle and Erik barge into the living room with rifles, Kitty jumps and screams.
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Of all things, my son glommed onto BMX—half-pipes, box jumps, and the like.
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It's conventional wisdom that It's easier to hit jumps earlier when your legs are fresher.
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Medvedeva's base scores for her free skate elements, including all her jumps, was 62.33 points.
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My homie told me it's not us who had pressure with another hood, it's having pressure with that one person from that other hood, then the whole hood jumps in ,and our whole hood jumps in, and that means we can't fuck with nobody.
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The alarm goes off almost immediately after the little bug jumps in, and I hit snooze.
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Alpine ski jumps, snowboarding moves, impossible-seeming hockey shots—it'll be a buffet of heroic efforts.
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Recruiters say they've seen big jumps in British-based candidates seeking Irish positions since the referendum.
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At one point my dog comes in and jumps on the couch, spilling red wine everywhere.
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And ideally, you want all those jumps to happen in the back half of the program.
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Beatrice is about to kill Tara when Cyndie jumps out of nowhere and knocks Beatrice over.
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He jumps in the shower and gets ready while I drift in and out of sleep.
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The survey reflected this trend with jumps in both earnings growth and employment expectations in November.
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The episode jumps right into the interaction between Hannah and Chuck without any preamble or context.
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They're pushing hard to make the debate stage in September, when the threshold for qualifying jumps.
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After showing their first meeting, the movie immediately jumps to a low point in their future.
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She jumps up on a bed positioned in front of the chairs, knickerless underneath her dress.
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I think it's about a mix of electromagnetic acceleration, free falls, and untethered jumps into water.
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Kasich has not ruled out running as an independent if he jumps into the 2020 race.
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When you call someone in Cardhop, iOS jumps to the Phone app to initiate the call.
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On wheels, it can move at a chipper nine mph and manage four-foot vertical jumps.
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O'Rourke jumps on tables and motions wildly, as he sweats through layer after layer of clothing.
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When the show jumps to New York, it's full of gleaming helicopter shots of high-rises.
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Across the UK, this numbers jumps to 2.2 million employed in financial and related professional services.
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Some of the pages experienced unnatural jumps in followers and other telltale signs of inauthentic behavior.
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He jumps back on a call and I work on cleaning and organizing a filing cabinet.
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So far, they know that the virus is zoonotic, meaning it jumps from animals to people.
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Florida man jumps off surfboard and lands on shark Also known as a Volusia County Dismount.
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It works, and she jumps into an exciting job as an assistant at a publishing house.
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When the time jumps to a month later, Olivia is, seemingly, on the road to recovery.
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The price for the Electrified X2 jumps from $2,598 / €2,653 to $3,398 / €3,398 on June 1st.
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Emma jumps at the opportunity so she can figure out what truly happened that fateful night.
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The smaller S8 has a 3,000mAh battery, while the S8 Plus jumps to a 3,500mAh cell.
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And it's not hard to see why: Shetterly's meticulously-researched, inspiring story jumps off the page.
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As I'm pulling over, he quickly jumps up, and I'm trying to put myself back together.
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The price jumps to $369 for the Jump Pack which also includes the Car Booster module.
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When it jumps up to hit the latch on the door, for instance, that's no accident.
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There are the core details, of course: Mario jumps, he collects coins, he stomps bad guys.
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Illinois, for example, made headlines just last week over proposed jumps of up to 45 percent.
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" West continued, "If your friend jumps off the bridge you don't have to do the same.
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But then it goes off into all that, that's the kind of thing media jumps on.
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" He continued, "If your friend jumps off the bridge you don't have to do the same.
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In typical Kardashian fashion, she jumps from A to Z. Kris decides to track MJ's movements.
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She jumps out of the car and runs to hug him, but he pushes her away.
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A horseman jumps over a bonfire in the Spanish central village of San Bartolome de Pinares.
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The approach falters near the end, however, when the film jumps from foreboding to outright violence.
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Tay jumps onto the stage with a smile and bows twice as he accepts the trophy.
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It's too funny [and] my favorite part is when Rob jumps out — look at his face.
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And then the cicada jumps towards Attenborough, to continue the courtship in a more intimate matter.
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The first 2,000 orders will pay $2,398 / €2,398, after which the price jumps to $3,398 / €3,398.
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Forget about slipping up on fruit skin for a second, though—jumps, Danielle, specifically jump scares.
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WISENBERG: Well, what jumps out at me and one way is what is not being said.
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As she's trying to stroke the pet, it unexpectedly jumps and she hits it by mistake.
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If you listen to enough tech company spiel, one thing jumps out: AI will be everywhere.
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The pasta chef immediately jumps into his best friend's arms and they spin around with joy.
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Evidence of her faith jumps off her lips no matter the political issue she is discussing.
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Other virtual currencies saw sudden price jumps, too: Ether and XRP both rose around 7 percent.
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There is something unrelaxed about the way she is communicating and I think it just jumps.
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The truth about other people's possessions jumps out as messenger Mercury meets the sun on Sunday.
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Jumps in prices during seasonal demand spikes will be kept to a minimum, the ministry said.
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" Sudler-Smith jumps to defend himself saying, "Number one, I slept with her way before Thomas.
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To be sure, the weekly production figures are preliminary, and big jumps are not too rare.
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Top group performer Fastenal jumps 15 pct on Q2 beat, dividend boost ** Financials up 1.1 pct.
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But come midnight local Berlin time on November 3, the price jumps to €1190 (VAT included).
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When people think of otters, "top predator" is not normally the phrase that jumps to mind.
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My cat jumps on the bed and snuggles with me, a thing he never normally does.
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But there are still some potential challenges for Amazon as it jumps back into this arena.
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Do you take that personally, when a band jumps ship, or are you happy for them?
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What especially jumps out is the fact that Skip accounted for 22 percent of all rides.
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But some high-end communities saw huge price jumps as new developments came onto the market.
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But when that parent gets to be 2100 or older, that number jumps to 2000 percent.
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Shark tale Fishing gets a little complicated when a great white shark jumps into your boat.
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He approaches, stands, and effortlessly jumps his bike off the empty trailer landing on the street.
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Fair play Scuzz, thanks for giving me an excuse to practice big jumps in the lounge.
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Celeste feels just as good as TowerFall, but now, the enemies are the jumps around you.
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After the police officers left, Dubinina gets back over the bridge's railing and smugly jumps off.
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And Logan (Matt Czuchry) jumps off of stuff non-winged creatures should not jump off of.
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Outside of my inability to pull off the raid's trickier jumps, it was an incredible experience.
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She jumps around, hops up on the bed, and her heart races a mile a minute.
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But what I do know is that I would probably do a lot of sick jumps.
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As a result, the marginal tax rate, including both taxes and withdrawn benefits, jumps around erratically.
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Pairs haven't been announced, so you'll have to attend to see who jumps in and out.
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Dickens's "A Christmas Carol," with its backward and forward jumps, is one of his favorite stories.
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"The President says jump and the RNC jumps," a Party official told the Wall Street Journal .
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With its energy efficiency it can reach up to 1,000 jumps with only one battery loading.
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If the dollar suddenly jumps in value, that might wreak havoc and cause defaults or bankruptcies.
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Isn't that what makes great horror — when jumps and scares are about more than just adrenaline?
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Narrator: But it isn't simply jumps and drops that cause so many accidents on the Nürburgring.
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Read more: Wendy's jumps into the chicken-sandwich Twitter feud between Popeyes and Chick-fil-A
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I didn't realize how high the jumps actually were until I saw people walking near them.
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Turnout jumps when the country finds itself in either national security difficulties (wartime) or economic problems.
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If he jumps in the race, Young could have an uncontested shot at the leadership position.
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Robert Craig "Evel" Knievel put Harley XR-750s to use in his widely watched stunt jumps.
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"He ran his race but just got beat in those last couple of jumps," Sherman said.
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Rice doesn't outright deny the unmasking and curiously jumps to leaking instead with a double negative.
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Groups of competitors go edge-to-edge on the racecourse, which features jumps, banks and turns.
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I hope nobody gives [the CBS chairman] Les Moonves that idea and he jumps on it.
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But ask me that again if Mr. Trump jumps on Twitter at 3:20 a.m. tomorrow.
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A busty woman in a thong swimsuit jumps in the ocean with a bunch of sharks.
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How much time you have to peruse, and the granularity of the jumps, differs by game.
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He jumps rope gracefully while his trainer, Clayton Hires, playfully gives him shit for being overweight.
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" Here, Charlamagne tha God jumps in by saying "You sound very Bill Cosby-ish right now.
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Push left, and the perspective jumps 10 or 15 degrees in that direction, without continuous motion.
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In a video she shared on Instagram, she jumps off a bridge right into a lake.
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The first piece is when he jumps out of the plane and goes past the camera.
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Still wearing his costume, he immediately went downstairs to the training rink and rehearsed his jumps.
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SPOT SILVER JUMPS 3% TO HIT $19 PER OUNCE FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE OCTOBER 2016
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It begins with a suicide in 1988, then jumps back to the night of the explosion.
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She jumps to her death because she can't live with the loss of that phantom child.
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And he's not a rising star, either: Warren has seen the biggest jumps in the polls.
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They do not let you go off the jumps, but trust me, you get the idea.
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Finally, there are jumps, big and small, and combinations that send dancers moving across the floor.
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"I've never seen jumps in some of the key indicators like this," the lead researcher said.
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Nathan Chen during his long program on Saturday night, during which he completed five quad jumps.
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"You need a fast horse, but one that normally jumps a little bit bigger," he said.
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A few poets whom I've been trailing along with have surprised me with fierce jumps, though.
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Both increases would be much smaller than the 25 percent jumps suggested by FEMA's initial maps.
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When healthy, his ambitious athleticism allows him to perform remarkable four-revolution jumps known as quads.
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It is unclear in the video what Mr. Ness does once he jumps off the stage.
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The episode then jumps 10 years ahead, when Sando is ousted from the brand she founded.
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Like everyone else in "Menendez," he's a courtroom-artist's sketch who never jumps off the page.
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Sometimes you look at a phrase and a fully-formed crossword idea jumps out at you.
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Paco jumps onto the end of the bed and finds a spot to sleep between us.
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Frustrated and trying to avoid the cat, the elephant accidentally jumps off a cliff and dies.
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Another slipped past on the final series of jumps, and Jacobellis could not make it up.
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SPOT SILVER JUMPS 2% TO HIT $18 PER OUNCE FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE SEPT 2017
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Medvedeva performs several of her jumps with one arm above her head to increase the difficulty.
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My husband jumps in as soon as we are stopped, he is such a water baby.
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An engineer supervising the work jumps up wielding a screwdriver after one robot loses a finger.
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The story then jumps two years back, and Elizabeth is shown testifying before a Senate subcommittee.
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As the Sylph, Ms. Woodward radiated a mischievous warmth with jumps that hovered in the air.
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In other words, O'Rourke's early Google search traffic looks like the candidates who saw polling jumps.
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Or we begin to get the jumps at feeling a cell phone vibrate that isn't there.
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Her winning score from two jumps was 254.6, 2 points ahead of Yuki Ito of Japan.
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Greens are especially beautiful with Sony cameras, with a realistic vibrancy that jumps off the screen.
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I get a tiiiiiny bit of air on a couple of jumps and don't crash. Success!
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Holiday spending jumps 3.4% as buyers move online American shoppers spent more over the holiday season.
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The thing that jumps out at you in this chart is how far ahead Nokia is!
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T. is a little wary of the new bed but she jumps up for snuggles eventually.
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The movie restlessly jumps around in time, cramming almost more information than you can take in.
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McBride jumps in, adding that she felt the same way after seeing Brandi Carlile at Bonnaroo.
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The luxury retailer jumps on the cannabis train with a fancy head shop in Beverly Hills.
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They're known as Hollywood jumps because the paratroopers wear nothing but a parachute and a reserve.
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On page 294 of the report Bobby, it kind of jumps out of the page at you.
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The founders explain they are looking for marketing expertise, and Frankel, founder of Skinnygirl, immediately jumps in.
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And then the movie jumps ahead by a year, when there's a new baby on the way.
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It has continuous development, and then it has discontinuous jumps, when suddenly somebody has a new idea.
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For finance and business graduates, "it's not necessarily a career that jumps out at you," Kensing said.
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There's no shortage of reasons why cross-species jumps would seem unlikely to influence viral evolution much.
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Street competitions are also growing in Europe, especially in the sprints, jumps and sometimes the shot put.
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But moments later, she comes across the pickup truck: Harlan parks the car and Lily jumps out.
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The average toss in Passe-dix is 10.5, but with the cheater's dice it jumps to 11.5.
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Or maybe your mind jumps to the time Roseanne Barr made an extremely racist remark on Twitter.
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After that, Smith became the high school jumps coach so he could resume coaching Thompson full-time.
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The company has a robot that jumps 4 feet in the air and can lift 100 pounds.
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With so many jumps having occurred in the past, does the future hold more of the same?
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Lots of shows have done time jumps recently, and they're getting harder and harder to pull off.
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She jumps up from the couch and runs outside to Fitz, who is standing on the balcony.
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My boyfriend jumps on a conference call and I make silly faces at him while he's talking.
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When I announce that I'm there for the interview, she jumps up and I get another hug.
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And each time he moves on to a new word, the Hello Kitty head jumps onto it.
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In the month between Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Eve, that jumps to 303 per day, he said.
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Add style to your run by mixing up your moves with wall jumps or hopping over enemies.
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The book spans the group's childhood through their return to Derry as adults, but jumps between timelines.
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Don't play this with anyone you're not willing to leave behind if they can't make the jumps.
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Of course, the usual spec boosts were in attendance, too, but even those jumps weren't that big.
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Theon jumps overboard, and Euron leaves with his priceless gift: Ellaria Sand, who killed Cersei's daughter Myrcella.
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It starts at $1,160 for a two-outlet system, and jumps up to $2,200 for four outlets.
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When Thomas realizes that Heidi is headed to Tampa, he jumps in his car to intercept her.
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"The EXTRANESS really jumps out whenever she has a braid and IM LIVING," one fan account tweeted.
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This stunt will require the most speed of all of Pastrana's jumps during the three-hour program.
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A day before the competition starts, a black-clad Hanyu landed several clean quad jumps at practice.
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I have a stunt double so if something's going to be dangerous, she jumps in for me.
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Oil jumps as OPEC agrees to modest output hikes ** SPX sector performance over past 12 mths: reut.
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Bumping up to a 32GB RAM will run you $4,200, and a 2TB configuration jumps to $4,800.
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A third-generation skydiver with 18,000 jumps under his belt, Aikins is more than just a daredevil.
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The novel jumps between timelines in Vic's life, as she battles with Manx and his vampire children.
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During our hour-long interview she jumps up several times to fetch books and other knick-knacks.
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The blonde in the marigold tank top appears out of nowhere and jumps into the driver's seat.
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Once you've added the Type Cover, the price for the base Surface Go model jumps to $498.
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They're not to far from shore; if Claire jumps now, the current will carry her to land.
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If using a prosthesis allows a more efficient use of resources, the brain jumps at the chance.
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At the start of the game, Gregg T. jumps into a subway car with New York Gov.
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"The moment somebody jumps over the fence they have to be taken down," Chaffetz later told CNN.
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Another one, the Seabreacher X, jumps out of the water like a wild marlin on a hook.
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Ebola, first identified in the country in 1976, jumps to humans from animals including bats and monkeys.
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Rosenthal, who says he jumps off tall waterfalls on a regular basis, says he's "living the dream."
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And now is in a position where he jumps on Mueller&aposs team to deep six Trump.
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Tebow says he's getting better with his jumps, especially when left-handed batters hit balls that tail.
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The mind continues to think about the old task even as it jumps to a new one.
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From limo long jumps, to the cupid javelin, this track and field date was over the top.
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He pulls over, jumps over to my side and basically caught him as he was coming down.
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Now, when she jumps over the TIE, it will take longer for it to pass under her.
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