"I lapped you guys!" she crowed when we were done.
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And a large part of the electorate lapped them up.
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Just as Betts lapped the field, so, too, did Yelich.
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On Friday, water lapped at the steps of the store.
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There's no reason the U.S. should get lapped by China.
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There's no way, it's constantly going to get lapped by news.
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The market lapped it up sending oil contacts to recent highs.
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All but the top six cars were lapped, with 17 finishers.
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In favor: Right, but it's not like he lapped the field.
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The city's development wave has already lapped up against Herald Square.
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Audiences in the United States and Latin America alike lapped it up.
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The island is bathed in sunlight and lapped by warm blue waters.
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Academics trained in Marxist economics lapped up translated versions of Western textbooks.
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He suffered in the individual pursuit, getting lapped by the flying Cavendish.
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I lapped the store about five times in this mad, undignified frenzy.
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Water lapped at the shoreline, creating icicles on the dilapidated wooden jetty.
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Five-times world champion Lewis Hamilton, Bottas's team mate, lapped fourth fastest.
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Vettel lapped in 1:18.066 with Leclerc's best time a 1:18.172.
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We don't normally get lapped by countries like that, we just don't.
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Her fans, of which there are more than 300,000, lapped it up.
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The top four all lapped inside the one minute 11 seconds mark.
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When the Home Hub did finally arrive, however, the company lapped the competition.
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Yes, as the effects of a stronger dollar and low oil are lapped.
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To add to his embarrassment, the Frenchman has been twice lapped by Verstappen.
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No wonder he lapped it up when Woods congratulated him on his victory.
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On Friday, water lapped at his waist; in 1910, it reached his shoulders.
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There was a time when the Arabian Sea lapped at the shrine's feet.
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The leaders had to wind their way through a mass of lapped runners.
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An old man cast out his line as water lapped at his feet.
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Waves lapped the windows of the domestic terminal, videos on social media showed.
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Well, I lapped it up like a cat with a plate of milk.
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Mr Xi said little that was new, but the audience lapped it up anyway.
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The markets lapped it up: the shares gained 25%, before retreating the next day.
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"I was lapped by two boys during a 10,000m race at school," he says.
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During El Niño, the backyard became a small sea that lapped at his house.
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The water lapped at their front door and sloshed around the newly laid floors.
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But fellow Twitter users lapped up Rogen's tweets, inspiring a deluge of Cats conversation.
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His fans—and by this point there were many of them—lapped it up.
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I mean, the beefier S trim lapped the Nürburgring in less than eight minutes.
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Let's be honest with ourselves: A huge chunk of Trump's base lapped it up, too.
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I'm pretty sure my baby lapped up a few remnants that spilled on the floor.
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The sensationalist press also lapped up stories of suicides following catastrophic losses at the tables.
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I don't know how much this story was embellished, but I lapped it up anyway.
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Any position changes due to major mechanical problems or drivers being lapped were not included.
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Many voters lapped it up, though others feared Mr Kurz was normalising the far right.
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And any candidate not in the race by now runs the risk of getting lapped.
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Outside floodwaters lapped at mailboxes, street signs and cars that had been left in driveways.
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Verstappen won in Austria at the end of last month while Gasly was seventh and lapped.
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I started to get real tight and I got to lapped cars and I was done.
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As high tide neared, the gentle waves lapped the sand a foot further down the beach.
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The men lapped up the attention and entered the nearest shop as the girls followed behind.
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The Iron Staches of the party have been lapped by women in the 2018 midterm primaries.
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Tesla Model S owners don't care that their car hasn't lapped the Nürburgring in 7 minutes, 42 seconds (the Taycan's impressive time), or even lapped the Nürburgring at all (a Model S hasn't, at speed, and Tesla has never officially taken on the famous German track).
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He certainly lapped up the adoration of the Trump faithful in a pair of rallies last week.
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Florence will be carrying a huge amount of water vapor, lapped up from unusually mild Atlantic waters.
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This was pre-Spice Girls, pre-Samantha Jones, pre-Kardashians, and we lapped up every last morsel.
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Over the years, loyal crowds have lapped up experimental interpretations of Russian classics and striking new works.
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We've now lapped ourselves, and are starting to break records set within this same streak, last year.
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Critics lapped up its bitter taste, and you will too if you give it a fair shot.
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She waited for her new friend to cross the line — D'Agostino had been lapped — and they hugged.
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That means Byte lapped Vine&aposs download numbers by more than seven times over in its debut.
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But the pitch of the Fishmans' street ensured that the floodwaters only lapped up near their yard.
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Q4 guide disappointed with 15% rev growth (midpoint) but deceleration was expected as AMZN lapped the WFM acquisition.
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Florence will be carrying a huge amount of water vapor, lapped up from unusually mild Atlantic Ocean waters.
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The Frenchman was lapped by his team mate in Austria and his seat has been under increasing scrutiny.
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And a polarized electorate has eagerly lapped up explanations for major news events that conform to their views.
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Guests including Salman Rushdie, Francesco Clemente, Bob Balaban and Anh Duong pawed at canapés and lapped up cocktails.
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There's something very pleasurable about the pure theatricality of this transformation, and the audience really lapped it up.
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We lapped up the result; it shot to number one and created the most influential video of the decade.
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The crowd lapped up every moment of it, but it didn't go down well with the government at all.
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Before I won in Britain, Jeff told me that if I lapped the field, he'd buy me a pizza.
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It hit 170 mph and lapped the circuit in 2 minutes 11.30, a record for road-legal production cars.
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Every woman over 35 knows a raft of promising, ambitious young women who got lapped by their male peers.
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In lapped traffic, though, Larson closed back up on Truex to finish the opening stage just two seconds back.
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Australian Daniel Ricciardo, who dominated Thursday practice for Red Bull, lapped the harborside circuit in a record 1:11.841.
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Fleury has been amazing through two rounds, and has already lapped the field in terms of Conn Smythe odds.
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With his house situated on a slight rise, the waters lapped at his front steps but rose no further.
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Despite lingering questions about the key suspects and their motives, most media outlets have lapped up the government's version.
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If another arms race is about to begin, Moscow and Washington have already lapped the global competition several times.
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In its early days, water lapped at the front door, which was then just four feet from the river.
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And now that the Federal Communications Commission has eased regulations on ownership, local television is being lapped up, too.
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To our right, one of Hong Kong's most beautiful bays, Long Ke Wan, lapped against the orange clay banks.
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"We're in a floodplain but a hundred-year one," he said as floodwaters lapped at the house's front steps.
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Brad was catching me so quick and I got stuck behind a lapped car and I was like, oh no.
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With shares near $42 on Wednesday, traders lapped up near-dated bullish options contracts on Unilever NV in heavy volume.
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On October 2427th, the EP2265 lapped the 2315-mile (20-kilometer) "Green Hell" track in 260 minutes and 2.53 seconds.
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"But now we've lapped the store closures and yet things just keep getting worse, something very few foresaw," Cramer said.
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The Briton was the first driver to be lapped in his title-winning race since compatriot James Hunt in 1976.
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But any time he is lapped after that, the blue flag signals drivers that they must let faster cars pass.
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He said he appreciated Knickers' "stardom," which was eagerly lapped up by social media users tired of arguing about politics.
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Its depth and breadth have fluctuated over the ensuing eons: Its northern tides once lapped shoreline in present-day Illinois.
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Hamilton had been four thousandths of a second off the pace in the morning when Ricciardo lapped in 1:13.525.
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As expected, Amazon Web Services also reported accelerating FX-neutral revenue growth as it lapped price cuts from last year.
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The 19-year-old GP3 champion, replacing Mexican regular race driver Sergio Perez for the opening session, lapped 12th fastest.
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Drivers tried to navigate treacherous roads where the water lapped at the side or covered the asphalt in a running stream.
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Those who lapped up the pre-releases might worry, on first listen, that the album doesn't have much more to offer.
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Logano battled Larson for the top spot in lapped traffic around lap 180 but failed, winding up losing second to Truex.
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His team mate Stoffel Vandoorne could only finish 13th and last, after being lapped twice by Sebastian Vettel's race-winning Ferrari.
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In messaging, Google has very long race ahead of it, and in many ways it's already been lapped by multiple competitors.
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Yet as two scandals have lapped at Mr. Cuomo's feet, the governor has plowed ahead, meeting little resistance along the way.
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I would have lapped it up with a spoon, but it was, no doubt, better on gnarled curls of shrimp chips.
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In most racing series, the rules about how lapped cars must act when pressed by faster ones are lax or nonexistent.
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Think of the Caribbean, and a certain image comes to mind: an unblemished white-sand beach, lapped by clear turquoise waters.
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Vettel made an unforced error and spun off, rejoined the track dangerously, was penalised and ended up 13th after being lapped.
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But they set a model of crooked plutocrats dangling fabricated information, which Trump eagerly lapped up, in exchange for political favors.
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Some tourists frolicked in the filthy water and dined in restaurants as it lapped at the calves of their rubber boots.
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The saint, wrapped in a black cloak or shroud, floats on the river's surface, his body lapped by little feathery waves.
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New Zealand struck gold in the shape of teenager Corbin Strong who lapped the field to win the men's points race.
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In the sprint to develop vaccines for the coronavirus outbreak, the world's largest drugmakers have been lapped by a startup biotech.
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Busch was slowed by lapped traffic, and Larson had a strong run into Turns 1 and 2 on the final lap.
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The Ford strategy nearly backfired, as the faster Toyotas, which stayed on the track, almost lapped them before the segment ended.
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Life on the Road doesn't look like it will offer huge surprises, but it will be lapped up by hardcore Brent fans.
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More recently, speculation has swirled that Comcast could find itself lapped into an even larger deal, including perhaps a purchase by Verizon.
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Michael Bloomberg looms on Super Tuesday, and Biden risks being lapped in fundraising as other candidates turn belated Iowa success into cash.
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Reuters TV footage showed a body in an orange life jacket lying at the grey water's edge in Ayvalik, lapped by waves.
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Cyrus, by contrast, has lapped her dad Billy Ray in terms of hitmaking and creativity, and shows no signs of slowing down.
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Even more impressive is that the boost lapped a strong prior-year holiday period, when the retailer logged an 235 percent boost.
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For this reason, Kim has lapped up the attention lavished on him by Xi, Moon Jae-in and the Russian foreign minister.
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HTC is being lapped by more agile and cost-effective rivals, and its traditional advantage of having better design has basically evaporated.
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The girls poured out unboiled water for him, and the dog lapped it up, watching them with his angry black-button eyes.
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He was pushed into a fence as he lapped another car, and his car rolled several times before landing on its side.
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Larson closed in on Elliott, but bobbled in lapped traffic with just under 20 laps remaining, allowing Elliott to regrow his cushion.
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Enjoy CEO and former Target SVP Ron Johnson sketched out a playbook for Walmart to avoid getting lapped by Jeff Bezos & co.
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Behind the leaders the carnage began to mount as runner after runner succumbed to the brutal conditions while others were being lapped.
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At first it offered to lend $75bn-worth of cash in repo markets overnight, every night—an offer that was lapped up.
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The muddy waters of the Bay of Bengal lapped onto a beach where ranks of plastic chairs were set beneath lurching parasols.
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Reuters TV footage showed a body in an orange life jacket lying at the gray water's edge in Ayvalik, lapped by waves.
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And now, thanks in part to torpedo-like probes, they are getting better data on the ice being lapped away by sea water.
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In Brownville, Nebraska, floodwaters lapped at the edge of the small town of 132 people, closing the main bridge across the Missouri River.
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As he lapped at me with a stranger's tongue, holding me with a stranger's hands, I felt like it was all too much.
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His takeaway was sobering: the stakes of the battery war are sky-high, and the United States is being lapped by its competitors.
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Its 400 or so indigenous residents had watched helplessly as shoreline disappeared, winter storms got fiercer, and waves lapped closer to the school.
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Asian shares climbed to seven-month highs as investors lapped up signs of progress in U.S.-China trade talks and brisk economic data.
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But Busch regained the lead through the Tunnel Turn, powering to the outside of Jones, whose Tundra was slowed by a lapped truck.
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Trump has risen to dominance on crudeness and a general disregard for serious policy discussion, all of it lapped up by the media.
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The iPhone 7 lapped the Note 7 and finished loading every app twice before Samsung's newest phone managed to complete the first round.
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It is a song white audiences have lapped up — and demanded of black vocalists — since it was first staged on Broadway in 1927.
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It is a song white audiences have lapped up — and demanded of black vocalists — since it was first staged on Broadway in 1927.
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Over the past several years, our canine compadres have increasingly lapped up gourmet food, wine, and have even sprawled out in luxurious homes.
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"We came here to entertain the children, even though the sea is polluted," she told Reuters as the dirty surf lapped close by.
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The 21-year-old Monegasque lapped the Baku street circuit with a benchmark time of one minute 41.604 seconds on a sunny afternoon.
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Ferrari's pole sitter Charles Leclerc lapped 0.4 seconds faster than Mercedes's five-times world champion Lewis Hamilton, albeit on a different tyre strategy.
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Financial sector listings especially have been lapped up by investors, with stocks such as RBL Bank and Ujjivan Financial Services surging after their debuts.
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The soundtrack rocked, the starry-eyed fans lapped it up, and now you can watch the highlights in this supercut we made for you.
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Since the show lapped George R.R. Martin's source material (around Season 5 for most characters), it's gotten fast and loose with time and distance.
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MCLAREN (Fernando Alonso 216, Stoffel Vandoorne 212) McLaren move up to third, despite both drivers being lapped, after their second successive double points performance.
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But as Facebook has lapped Twitter on user and revenue growth, investors have punished the little blue bird for falling short of its peer.
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We lapped up every Owen Ellickson Twitter narrative and every Funny or Die video of Trump being as dumb as a bag of hammers.
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"I saw the lapped trucks, and they gave me the opportunity to get there," said Jones, who started from the rear of the field.
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Lapped by the Atlantic to the east and Lake Worth to the west, Palm Beach has been home to an epic cast of characters.
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The Pole has been a backmarker, regularly lapped and having to look in his mirrors and move aside for the faster cars coming through.
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Marquez, a double MotoGP champion, lapped the Circuit of the Americas with a best time of two minutes 03.188 seconds with Lorenzo 0.069 slower.
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Bottas, 29 points behind the Briton after seven races, lapped Le Castellet's Paul Ricard circuit with a best time of one minute 30.159 seconds.
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And so, here we have the basketball manifestation of that inadequacy, the rusted gears of my mind getting lapped by my opponents every day.
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With the world watching, Moderna didn't just outpace its Big Pharma rivals, which dwarf the Massachusetts biotech in size and resources, it lapped history.
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Tabloids lapped up news of her new relationship with Ben Affleck, christening the couple "Bennifer" and hailing a new era of celebrity couple portmanteau.
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She still struggles because of her gender, she said, lamenting that lapped drivers sometimes still block her but then allow male drivers to pass.
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Among the Vietnamese diaspora, details of the trial are being lapped up - particularly in the United States, home to an estimated 1.3 million Vietnamese immigrants.
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Siri gets smarter: Apple's digital assistant has been getting one-upped and lapped and probably three other equivalent sports metaphors in the past couple years.
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FOR nearly eight decades the seagulls have cawed, the waves have lapped against the sand and Britons have settled down to "By The Sleepy Lagoon".
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The 72-year-old woman and her husband Jimmie had stacked sandbags at their doors as water lapped at the steps of their back porch.
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Floodwater lapped cars' hubcaps in parts of St. Petersburg, which received more than 9 inches of rain from Tuesday, before Hermine arrived, into Friday morning.
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Vettel lapped the Sakhir Circuit in a best time of one minute 31.683 seconds, 0.040 faster than team mate Kimi Raikkonen on the supersoft tyres.
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Raikkonen, who was third in the opening afternoon session led by Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo, lapped the 5.4km Sakhir circuit in one minute 29.817 seconds.
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The Finn, 31 points behind the five-times world champion after nine races, lapped the former airfield in one minute 26.732 seconds on soft tyres.
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As small businesses are being lapped by the rest of the U.S. economy, the political discourse surrounding the national election has been divided and polarizing.
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On a whale watch, one fluttered past over the open Atlantic; still another lapped up something leaching from behind a portable toilet in eastern Queens.
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As I gleefully claimed my second-place trivia tournament prize, for a brief moment, I lapped up the dull, amoral wickedness of the Cillizza-verse.
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But their communications still are lapped up in the bunch, sometimes incidentally, including cases in which an American is communicating directly with a non-U.
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Mr. Graham, crisscrossing the country to turn out the Republican vote against the centrist Democratic senators who were once his natural allies, lapped it up.
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"So they haven't achieved nothing, they can congratulate themselves on making a start and not having been lapped by any local competitor," Mr. Natkin said.
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Restaurant owners shouldn&apost let themselves get lapped by the likes of Burger King and Dunkin Donuts in offering diners more choices from the grill.Cannabis
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She disabuses me of this notion by pointing to a huge sign that stands at the edge of the park, where the lake's edge once lapped.
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It is the crown jewel of European endurance racing, with a large portion run at top speed along a continually lapped 8.5-mile circuit after dark.
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Presley's sexually-charged performance of "Hound Dog" was both denounced by the conservative press and lapped up by a new generation of wide-eyed teenage fans.
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That title still belongs to Porsche, which lapped the Nordschleife in just 5:19.55 minutes last summer in its Le Mans-winning 919 Hybrid Evo racecar.
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Lewis clowned while Martin crooned, and audiences lapped it up, first in nightclubs, then in movies and on TV. Almost immediately they became a national phenomenon.
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It gave refuge to passengers huddled on the water-lapped wings of US Airways Flight 113 after it landed in the Hudson River in January 211.
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The triple world champion lapped the 5.4-kilometer long circuit in one minute, 31.678 seconds in his Mercedes, edging Ferrari rival Sebastian Vettel by 0.186 seconds.
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Pet parents of kitties who have lapped up the wine say the drink does make their felines extra affectionate and often leads to a catnap crash.
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At Jerez he qualified 18th – a second shy of teammate Johnny Herbert – and was now on the verge of being lapped by the title-contending leaders.
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She had never ridden a road bike before starting in the sport and was lapped during the cycling segment of her first big triathlon in 2012.
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To add salt in the wounds, he was then lapped by race winning team mate Charles Leclerc and finished 13th — his second blank in five races.
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Where waves once lapped at the harbor's lighthouse, rusting trawlers now sit abandoned on the sandy seabed far below, like dinosaur bones bleaching in the sunshine.
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The Scotch and soda's popularity did not abate after Prohibition and World War II, when it was lapped up by legions of 5-o'clock-loving executives.
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Centerpieces include grilled chicken steeped in lime, garlic and thyme and lapped by onions upon onions, left to brood in the pan until they run sweet.
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Investors lapped up Apple's praise: Shares of Dolby's stock were up more than 9.5 percent on Wednesday, after rising 4.74 percent in Tuesday after-hours trading.
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It zips up and down, passing by Thalassa twice from above then twice from below, a cycle that repeats whenever Naiad has lapped Thalassa four times.
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Johnson praised the innovation and customer-first philosophy of Amazon and said big retailers need to copy those traits if they don't want to get lapped.
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In truth, the press has lapped up all of Trump's tweets, particularly his early morning diatribes, which have often injected a zany element into the headlines.
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In November 2015, when the brand lapped those price declines, its comparable-store sales declined "precipitously" — reversing a six-month stretch of gains and falling 9 percent.
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While the Dutch youngster won the last race in Austria at the end of June, despite dropping seven places at the start, Gasly was seventh and lapped.
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Leclerc lapped the island circuit in the day's best time of one minute 12.177 seconds, 0.074 ahead of his team mate, four-times world champion Sebastian Vettel.
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For a good few years now, the extreme metal scene has been straight up marinating in new school old school death, and I've generally lapped it up.
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The German, a four-times world champion with Red Bull who leads Hamilton by 25 points, lapped the sun-bathed island circuit in one minute, 12.572 seconds.
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Social media lapped up the "accidental censorship" of divers taking showers between dives as television graphics covered their tiny suits, giving the illusion of full-fledged nudity.
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But even getting to the grid proved beyond his Red Bull, which stopped with a gearbox sensor problem as he lapped the lakeside circuit before the start.
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Instead of resting on his laurels, the 19-year-old Grime MC victory lapped the internet by dropping a self-produced freestyle on his Soundcloud last night.
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Markets also lapped up data showing U.S. 2018 holiday sales rose 5.1 percent from a year ago to over $0.13 billion, the strongest gain in six years.
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In IndyCar, the United States-based open-wheel series, the first time a car is lapped, it may defend its position to remain on the lead lap.
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Another season of being lapped by the Mercedes of triple champion Lewis Hamilton, a former McLaren team mate of both drivers, could tip him over the edge.
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Markets also lapped up data showing U.S. 2018 holiday sales rose 5.1 percent from a year ago to over $850 billion, the strongest gain in six years.
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As you probably know, I'm a Twitter obsessive, so I eagerly lapped up this look at "Local Twitter" from Taylor Lorenz, ace tech reporter at The Atlantic.
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He was then lapped by his impressive team mate, who is now 13 points above him in the standings and fast becoming the main man at Maranello.
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To kids craving a faster, louder, and harder version of the songs on Nervous Breakdown, Damaged sounded like the band getting lapped instead of setting the pace.
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The Monegasque, who was also fastest on the opening day of practice on Friday, lapped the 7-km long Spa-Francorchamps track in one minute, 44.206 seconds.
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A lake of brown water lapped at the steps of Lincoln Center, and more than a half-million gallons flooded nearby subway tracks up to the rails.
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"(I'm) really happy with the car in general," said Bottas who lapped the 5.8km track in one minute, 27.785 seconds to beat championship leader Hamilton by 0.100.
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Never mind that the Senate chamber was empty, the mainstream media wing of the Democratic Party lapped it up, and the speech got a plenty of play.
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That she was lapped by Buttigieg, a small-city mayor from Indiana, and nearly overcome in the third quarter by entrepreneur Andrew Yang, only makes it worse.
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The Briton, who clinched the title in Mexico with two races to spare, lapped the Yas Marina circuit with a best time of one minute 37.176 seconds.
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Though he regained the lead lap as the highest scored lapped car under caution for Johnson's collision with the tire barrier, Newman finished the race mired in 25th.
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We shouted again, and I watched a drop of sweat trickle from Phoebe's hairline toward the clavicle niche, where it might pool, I thought, to be lapped up.
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Alexa-enabled devices lapped the next closest competitor, Google, by nearly 50 percent of the marketshare, as just 23.8 percent of users reported they'll use the Home speaker.
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The EP9 also autonomously lapped the track at Circuit of the Americas in Texas in late 2016, which helped establish the company's ambitions to develop self-driving technology.
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The evidence indicates US workers will instead be lapped by the gentler swells of a gradual revolution, in which jobs are transformed piecemeal as machines grow more capable.
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Never had the neon-blue waves of the famous Ocean Water slush lapped our lips, nor had we dined on the intimidating Footlong Chili Cheese Coney hot dog.
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The five-times world champion lapped the 4.5km Hockenheim circuit in one minute 11.767 seconds for a record-extending 143th career pole and his fourth of the season.
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In Europe, Britain led the way, although growth has slowed as the group lapped the fallout from Britain's vote to leave the European Union last year, she said.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton lapped fastest overall for Mercedes in Hungarian Grand Prix practice on Friday as rain limited meaningful track action in the afternoon.
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German Vettel lapped the damp Albert Park circuit in one minute 26.067 seconds on slick tyres, more than two seconds ahead of second-fastest team mate Kimi Raikkonen.
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The airy living rooms, lined in rustic ship-lapped timber, have sculptural ceilings that rise to a peak, illuminated naturally from above by a light-bouncing periscope window.
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The grand unification of Facebook's products might serve as a reminder of all the ways it's lapped up its competition and combined it into one massive communication stew.
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Between applause lines lapped up by the giant crowd, Trump prowled the stage, arms hanging at his sides, like a heavyweight boxer gathering for another punishing combination of punches.
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The four times world champion lapped 0.400 faster than Red Bull's Australian Daniel Ricciardo in the afternoon and then pipped Mercedes' Valtteri Bottas by 0.041 under the evening floodlights.
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They couldn't get as up close as they usually could, by walking underneath it: An eight-foot-deep lake—which lingered till December—now lapped against the telescope's undergirdle.
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Belgian rookie Stoffel Vandoorne, replacing the injured Spaniard Fernando Alonso at McLaren, lapped 14th fastest and just 0.070 slower than 2009 world champion team mate Jenson Button in 13th.
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Even years later, being in a grown-up group fitness environment can bring up some weird feelings about that time you got lapped by your classmates on the track.
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He lapped his closest challenger, Ohio Governor John Kasich, by double digits, and he notched his first win in this presidential contest by acting more like a traditional candidate.
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The Briton lapped the 5.4 km Shanghai International Circuit in one minute, 33.482 seconds in the afternoon session, beating Raikkonen to the top spot by a mere 0.007 seconds.
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"I know he's had such a difficult season," said Hamilton, who gave the youngster a wave when Stroll was about to be lapped and let him past without fuss.
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People lapped up what the producers were putting out, and the danger became real as news directors, desperate to compete with rating, starting putting music under soft news stories.
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Even though these images were surely part of Putin's propaganda campaign to manipulate, misinform, and confuse people in other countries, media outlets all over the world lapped it up.
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I distinctly remember trying to walk around my hospital ward and getting repeatedly lapped by an older man who was clearly ecstatic to be owning a 26-year-old.
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I loved these movies and their handwritten letters, expensive chocolates, and gifts—a romcom hero could have called anything a grand gesture and I would have lapped it up.
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She was still waiting for her payout from the state, which is responsible for disbursing long-term federal disaster aid, when floodwaters from Florence lapped under her new house.
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The Real Clear Politics average of national polls of Democratic primary voters reveals that Warren is within striking distance of the frontrunner, Biden, and that she has lapped Sanders.
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From Saudi's perspective, their promises are being lapped up, both whom, for their own reasons, need to score points at home by saying they have big international trade partners.
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ESPECIALLY IN the summer, the great monastery of Valaam, lapped by the dark, tree-ringed waters of Lake Ladoga, in northwestern Russia, can be a wonderfully calm and inspiring location.
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I'm sure that the idea of releasing a dozen lightweight versions of your apps for iOS seemed like a good idea at the time, but you got lapped by Affinity.
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The Dutchman, who will celebrate his 20th birthday on Saturday, lapped the 5.5 km Sepang Circuit on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur in a time of one minute, 48.962 seconds.
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Hansen then launched an attack and lapped the field, resulting in a 20-point bonus, as did world champion Fernando Gaviria who paid later when cramps ended his medal charge.
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The Briton lapped the Suzuka Circuit in one minute, 27.319 seconds in his Mercedes, the outright fastest ever at the 5.8-km track, to finish well clear of his rivals.
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The Mercedes driver, who looks a favorite for pole position later on Saturday, lapped the cold, wet and windswept Silverstone circuit with a best time of one minute 28.063 seconds.
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"I think Congress and the lawmakers and policymakers have a lot of work to do before we get swamped by Chinese capacity and lapped on technology over time," Jonas said.
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The Finn, returning to the Swiss-based team previously known as Sauber, lapped with a best time of one minute 17.762 seconds on the softest, and fastest, C5 tyre compound.
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Many lapped up his promises to bring back manufacturing jobs, hinting at a return (an improbable one) to the 1950s and '60s, when manufacturing boomed and unions were mighty. (Mr.
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When Alonso did make it out for a single day's testing, errors converting inches to centimeters affected the ride height, and the car's floor scraped the track as he lapped.
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CreditCreditThomas Nybo/Redux, for Unicef KUTUBDIA, Bangladesh — Anyone who doubts climate change should come to this lovely low-lying island, lapped by gentle waves and home to about 100,000 people.
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Neymar lapped up the adulation in his new home on Saturday — juggling a ball ahead of the game, blowing kisses to the fans and tossing a jersey into the crowd.
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The German, who leads Mercedes driver Hamilton by a single point ahead of the last race before the August break, lapped the Hungaroring in one minute 17.017 seconds on supersoft tyres.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Formula One leader Lewis Hamilton described Saturday's qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix as a matter of 'holding on for dear life' after he lapped a disappointing fifth fastest.
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In that light, it's no surprise that after slightly underperforming in the Iowa caucuses by coming in second to Ted Cruz, Trump turned around and lapped the field in New Hampshire.
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The Finn, who also ended opening day of practice quickest, lapped the 5.4-km Sakhir race track in a time of one minute 29.868 seconds, not far off his Friday benchmark.
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The former world champions said on Monday, as cars from the other nine teams lapped Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya, that they were unlikely to get on track until the third day.
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The approaching hurricane was been met with a surge in trading volume in the options on insurance companies that have exposure to the Florida market, as traders lapped up defensive contracts.
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Ex-Formula One driver Kobayashi, who shares the seven car with Britain's Mike Conway and Frenchman Stephane Sarrazin, lapped the circuit with the fastest time ever - an average speed of 251.882kph.
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Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen finished fourth and fifth in Austria, albeit lapped, for a 22-point bonanza that lifted Haas to 49 points and five ahead of former champions McLaren.
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When green-flag stops cycled through, he was one lap down, and on Lap 179 of a planned 267, he returned to the lead lap as the highest-scored lapped car.
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As water lapped at her front door, they told the woman what they told everyone they met that night: The waters were still swelling and they could bring her to safety.
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But they often lost sight of young children who could not resist playing in the rain, jumping in a dark, filthy river of water that lapped the sidewalk outside the encampment.
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The Briton, chasing his third win in a row at the Circuit de Catalunya and fourth in total, lapped with a best time of one minute 16.568 on an overcast morning.
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But when Credito Valtellinese sold new shares in a February rights issue for eight times its market value, they were lapped up by hedge funds in the United States and Britain.
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In the second half of the race, he got those four laps back under a format where lapped cars restarted in the bottom lane with lead-lap cars to the outside.
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Halt and Catch Fire's first season withheld a key part of its premise (the characters had been lapped in almost every way by their tech industry competitors) until the very end.
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Ricciardo lapped the twisty harbourside circuit in a quickest time of one minute 14.607 seconds, 0.606 faster than triple champion Lewis Hamilton in the closest Mercedes with championship leader Nico Rosberg third.
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The Briton, who leads the championship by four points from Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel after four long-haul races, lapped the Circuit de Catalunya in one minute 13 seconds on the soft tyres.
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Never mind that it was essentially a joke, or that the King and Queen of Arendelle look nothing like Tarzan's parents—people eagerly lapped it up and still claim that it's true.
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Hamilton, chasing a 113th win of the year after wrapping up the championship in Mexico last month, lapped the floodlit Yas Marina circuit in one minute 37.877 seconds in the evening session.
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More to the point, we could all see how he has benefited from various tax maneuvers and discover just how much corporate welfare the Trump Organization has lapped up over the years.
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The king of the ring lapped the Saxony circuit near Chemnitz with a fastest lap of one minute 113 seconds, 0.205 quicker than Petronas Yamaha's 20-year-old French rookie Fabio Quartararo.
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But watching the way Piven hungrily lapped up the affection of people who had no idea who Chekov was made me realize I had been lying to myself about what I wanted.
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The fact that the Irish fans lapped up UFC's announcement that the Icelandic fighter will headline the promotion's return to Belfast says a lot about how they nation feel about their honorary ambassador.
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The Frenchman was lapped by Verstappen on Sunday, not for the first time, and ended up sixth with ever more questions being asked about his longevity in a team not known for tolerance.
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While the majority of us are still trepidatious about even trying out cutouts or sheer panels, these ladies have already lapped us in trends and are onto their hundredth bra-less, sheer ensemble.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Sebastian Vettel lapped fastest for Ferrari on the penultimate day of Formula One's pre-season testing on Thursday but refused to accept the mantle of favorite from Mercedes rival Lewis Hamilton.
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Foreign investors have lapped up Indonesian bonds at a very high rate — at least 40 percent, according to recent data — underscoring how the country's relative attractiveness, but stoking concerns with the country's officials.
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Their car lacks downforce and is routinely lapped in races, with Kubica, making a comeback this season after a near-fatal rally crash in 2011, and Russell usually racing only against each other.
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Blackstone's approximately US$20bn LBO of Thomson Reuters' Financial and Risk business, Refinitiv, lapped up insatiable buyside demand in September 20133, enabling it to include Ebitda add-backs based on projected cost savings.
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Sebastian Vettel lapped fastest for Ferrari in the final practice session of the Formula One season on Saturday with Mercedes title contenders Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg fourth and fifth.
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The German lapped the winding harbourside street circuit in a best time of one minute 12.395 seconds, with Finnish team mate Kimi Raikkonen 0.345 slower on a sunny morning in the Mediterranean principality.
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The Briton, who had dominated Friday's opening day of practice, lapped the 5.8-kilometer long Suzuka circuit in one minute, 29.599 seconds in a session that saw an early drizzle and gusty winds.
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Vinales lapped Misano's Marco Simoncelli circuit with a best lap of one minute 32.265 seconds, ahead of fellow-Spaniard Pol Espargaro for KTM and Frenchman Fabio Quartararo on the non-works Petronas Yamaha.
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The German lapped the 5.4-km Shanghai circuit in one minute, 31.095 seconds — a track record — to pip his Finnish team mate by a mere 0.087 seconds and take his 52nd career pole.
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In the meantime, city officials say they have no plans to seek a new owner for the restaurant; the ghostly concrete-and-glass structure sits empty along banks lapped by the briny tide.
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BARCELONA, Feb 203 (Reuters) - Valtteri Bottas lapped close to record pace as he put Formula One champions Mercedes back on top of the testing timesheets on Friday, but Ferrari suffered an engine problem.
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Joe Biden lapped the field with 48 percent of the vote, winning every single county in the state, crushing Bernie Sanders by more than a 5003-1 margin, with everyone else trailing badly.
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The Japanese driver, in the number seven TS050 hybrid car shared with Britain's Mike Conway and Argentina's Jose Maria Lopez, lapped the Sarthe circuit with a best time of three minutes 17.161 seconds.
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The non-works LCR Honda rider, who switched bikes during the session, lapped with a circuit record time of one minute 37.653 seconds on a sunny afternoon at the Jerez circuit in southern Spain.
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In the currency markets, the dollar held on to recent gains against its major peers as investors waited on monthly ISM survey data, having lapped up Friday's strong payrolls number and a manufacturing survey.
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"If the (Brazilian) currency stays where it is today, beginning mid-third quarter, we won't have anymore bad currency comparisons, so we would have finally lapped the bad news of last year," Fettig said.
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Thanks to strong global demand, consumers lapped up Chinese goods at a rapid rate last year, giving the economy a boost and providing policymakers with room to tighten rules to curb high-risk lending.
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The Spaniard, on slick tires after earlier rain, lapped with a best time of two minutes 02.753 seconds — 2.524 quicker than Australian Jack Miller who qualified second for the non-works Pramac Ducati team.
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Hamilton's love affair with the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, where he took his first pole in 2007, continued as he lapped with a fastest time of one minute 12.812 seconds and beat Rosberg by 0.062.
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The 21-year-old Dutch driver, who sees Mexico as his best chance of winning again before the end of the season, lapped the high-altitude Hermanos Rodriguez circuit in one minute 16.656 seconds.
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Leclerc lapped with a best time of one minute 25.905 seconds on soft tyres in cold and drizzly conditions, 0.026 quicker than his four times champion team mate who won at Silverstone last season.
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Apple was early to the voice game with Siri on the iPhone, but rivals have since lapped it — their voice-command devices are faster, they know more, and they are less annoying to use.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Five-times world champion Lewis Hamilton lapped fastest for Mercedes in final practice for the Spanish Grand Prix on Saturday with a lap more than half a second faster than the rest.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Valtteri Bottas lapped Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya faster than any driver in the V218 turbo era on Wednesday as Formula One champions Mercedes enjoyed another trouble-free day of pre-season testing.
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It would seem that, in the sorrowful circumstances of a relationship lapped by grief and loss, he looked elsewhere for comfort and then found himself taken up by the exhilaration of a new affair.
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Raikkonen, who has not stood on the podium since last July and has scored half the points taken by team mate and championship leader Sebastian Vettel this season, lapped in one minute 36.074 seconds.
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I'm reminded of the way that the avant-garde has been treated to general eye-rolling in the past, but is now lapped up by the masses as the latest trendy form of oppositionality.
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And that same corrupt and servile media eagerly complied; the news crews lapped up everything he had to say and splashed it across their websites, because they have a job to do as well.
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The 33-year-old, who will be chasing his fifth successive Silverstone victory on Sunday and sixth in total at the former World War Two airfield, lapped with a time of one minute 27.487 seconds.
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Trump lapped the field in a moderate state, and then he did almost as well in a state that should have been fairly hostile to his mix of feigned religiosity, anti-Bushism, and unflinching hawkishness.
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Vettel, like Hamilton a four times champion, lapped with a best time of one minute 19.673 seconds on soft tyres and also completed the most laps (98) despite flurries of snow later in the day.
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It produces an astonishing 1,342 horsepower from its four electric motors and, with a human behind the wheel, it lapped the track in 2 minutes and 11.30 seconds, reaching a top speed of 170 mph.
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Then, in December 2017, the streaming giant delivered the antidote: American Vandal, a show lapped up by people who had grown tired of the heaviness of true crime, the predictability of its format, through overexposure.
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What's not to love about a bear that reportedly took a dip in a hot tub, then knocked over and lapped up a margarita, and capped off his afternoon with a nap in a tree?
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Flames lapped over the the highway barriers of one of Los Angeles' busiest thoroughfares Wednesday as firefighters struggled to contain the blaze, threatening billions of dollars worth of property as smoke blocked out the sun.
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The Mercedes driver lapped the 7-kilometer long Spa-Francorchamps circuit in one minute 46.744 seconds but had a battle on his hands, with Red Bull's Max Verstappen in hot pursuit, just 0.149 seconds behind.
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Rosberg, unbeaten this season and seeking to become only the third driver to win the first five races of a season, lapped the sunny Circuit de Catalunya with a best time of one minute 23.078 seconds.
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Race favorite Hamilton, a late arrival at Le Castellet after attending a memorial for fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld in Paris on Thursday, lapped the Paul Ricard circuit in one minute 32.738 seconds in the first session.
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In the first session of the day, Verstappen and Ricciardo achieved a Red Bull one-two as the 18-year-old Dutchman lapped in one minute 45.823 seconds to head his team mate by 0.049 seconds.
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The Briton, who has a 14-point lead over Vettel after eight races, lapped the Red Bull Ring with a best time of one minute 193 seconds in the late afternoon on the hardest tyre available.
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Vettel had also been top of the timesheets in Thursday practice, when his car's speed was obvious to all as he lapped the circuit in 1:12.720 — at the time the quickest ever lap of Monaco.
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From kangaroos frolicking on beaches in Western Australia, to Melbourne's cinematic laneways; the country offers up plenty of visual treats that are ready to be lapped up by your ever-devoted band of social media followers.
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Verstappen, who retired from the race in Texas last weekend with a gearbox problem, lapped the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez circuit with a best time of one minute 19.137 seconds on a sunny morning with blue skies.
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The two times Moto2 champion, who rides for the non-works Tech3 Yamaha team, lapped in one minute 46.141 seconds to become the first Frenchman on pole in the top category since Olivier Jacque in 2002.
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"First, if we see a tremendous amount of insider selling and secondary stock offerings that get lapped up by the market, something that happened near the peak in 2000, we might be too euphoric," he said.
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With nowhere to go, 8,000 people huddled in darkened terminals overnight as waves lapped at the buildings' walls, before emergency ferries and buses found a way to navigate the mangled bridge and shuttled passengers to safety.
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Faith in the primacy of mind over body is a trope as eagerly embraced in board rooms as in locker rooms and Nike commercials — and it's a message we've lapped up, without much evidence, for centuries.
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Busch appeared to be cruising to a one-second victory before Ryan Newman raced him hard trying to stay on the lead lap and a pack of lapped cars in front of him clogged the track.
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As a sixth-former (high school senior), I lapped up Tom Stoppard's plays, painted a mural inspired by the poetry of Thom Gunn and read compulsively the reviews of punk bands in the New Musical Express.
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SPIELBERG, Austria, June 28 (Reuters) - Formula One leader Lewis Hamilton lapped fastest in first practice for the Austrian Grand Prix on Friday with Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel splitting the two Mercedes at the top of the timesheets.
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In a series of videos posted to her Instagram Story this week, the 44-year-old actress and L'Oréal brand ambassador could be seen helping Santiago stand up on the sand as waves lapped against the shore.
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Of course, that's another thing NIO is trying to crack — just three months ago, the EP9 lapped Circuit of the Americas without a driver, and it only went 30 seconds slower than with one behind the wheel.
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The NIO EP9 electric car lapped the Circuit of the Americas racetrack in Austin, Texas in 2 minutes and 40.33 seconds last week — without a driver at the wheel and with a top speed of 160 mph.
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The German, who will start his 200th Formula One grand prix on Sunday, lapped the 23-turn Marina Bay Street Circuit in one minute 44.152 seconds to edge out Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen and Red Bull's Max Verstappen.
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While cable lapped up his anti-Trump retirement speech ("I will not be complicit"), the truth is he was forced out because he wrote a book critical of the president and saw his base turn on him.
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Those numbers do not take into account his postseason play, which has been extraordinary—the 70 percent completion rate and 113.4 passer rating he's accumulated in January would practically have lapped the league in the regular season.
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The Briton, who has won in Hungary a record six times and has a 41-point lead over Bottas in the standings, lapped the Hungaroring with a best time of one minute 17.233 seconds under cloudy skies.
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The 20-year-old Petronas Yamaha rookie, who had surgery to his right arm 11 days ago and also crashed in final practice, lapped the Circuit de Catalunya with a fastest time of one minute 39.484 seconds.
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They munched the 30 pounds or so of hacked-up sugar cane and sorghum stalks they are allotted and lapped up all the water they wanted, a precious gift in this drought-stricken part of the country.
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It was buoyed by Spain's Ibex 20.9107 which rose about 6.4%, marking its best day since 2010 as investors lapped up a 200-billion-euro ($219.6 billion) package of measures unveiled by Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.
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Because neither race is close — Biden has lapped Sanders in state polls and Trump has no serious challengers — any impact on the actual results will be minimal as Florida copes with its slice of a global pandemic.
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Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel, who will have a five-place grid penalty for an unscheduled gearbox change, lapped fastest in the session with team mate Kimi Raikkonen second on a bright morning with the threat of later rain.
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The writers of "Veep" have joked that the current political climate has essentially lapped the three-time Emmy winner, which has been away for longer than usual as Julia Louis-Dreyfus has dealt with treatment for cancer.
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"Back when Trump was spinning birther conspiracy theories, which were lapped up by gullible Republicans, one person who talked to Kushner says he offered assurances that his father-in-law didn't really believe that stuff," the report says.
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As global demand has surprised with its strength, consumers have lapped up Chinese goods at a rapid rate this year, giving the economy a boost and providing policy makers room to tighten rules to curb high-risk lending.
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Even worse: Trump could casually toss them out to the thousands of MAGA-hatted voters who lapped up whatever he said, regurgitating theories wrapped in an adversarial layer of "fake news" to those who dared to question them.
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When he arrived back at the garages, with the pitlane closed while the field lapped behind the safety car, mechanics from other teams came out to applaud in an emotional tribute before his wife and young son arrived.
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The Briton, who trails his championship leading Mercedes team mate Nico Rosberg by 43 points after five races and collided with the German in Spain 11 days ago, lapped the sinuous street circuit in one minute 15.537 seconds.
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Former FBI Director James Comey is set to testify Thursday about his private discussions with Trump and the Russia investigation has lapped into the White House, with questions about the President's son-in-law and adviser, Jared Kushner.
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LONDON/TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan became the first G20.765 nation to auction 210-year government bonds at a negative yield on Tuesday, but a relentless whittling down of global inflation meant investors still lapped up the highly rated debt.
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Raikkonen lapped the 5.063 km Marina Bay Street Circuit in 1:38.699 seconds, with Hamilton just behind as the rejuvenated Red Bulls of Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo finished third and fourth respectively half a second further back.
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Issuance of securities backed by riskier US mortgages roughly doubled in the first quarter from a year earlier, as investors lapped up assets blamed for bringing the global financial system to the brink of collapse a decade ago.
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I realize that many Nintendo fans are long suffering in this regard; Sony and Microsoft both lapped Nintendo years ago with its online services (Xbox Live launched in 2002), which are generally well-liked and very fully featured.
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Global investors lapped up news that the leaders of the world's two largest economies may be ready to take concrete steps to resolve their bitter trade dispute - one of the major factors behind the recent equity market rout.
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The Briton, 12 points behind the championship favorite going into the final race, lapped the Yas Marina circuit with a quickest time of one minute 42.869 seconds in the early afternoon, when he also had a harmless spin.
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Fresh from his first F103 victory last weekend at a Belgian Grand Prix overshadowed by the death of French Formula Two racer Anthoine Hubert, Leclerc lapped the 'Pista Magica' with a best time of one minute 20.978 seconds.
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Vettel, a four times world champion who endured a bleak afternoon at Monza and was lapped by his team mate after collecting a 10 second stop/go penalty for dangerous driving, was highlighted as a man in crisis.
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The numbers were lapped up by investors, who saw room for growth in Google's traditional business, and were relieved to see that spending on new projects it calls 'Other Bets' was not as lavish as some had feared.
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It was the Republican ticket's second stop in deep-blue Minnesota in two days, and although few signs point to a Republican upset there, a modest crowd near Mr. Pence's plane lapped up his attacks on Mrs. Clinton.
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Though he eventually regained the lost lap as the highest-scored lapped car under caution for debris on Lap 339, Harvick couldn't climb higher than sixth place before the race ended in overtime with Chase Elliott the winner.
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Yet much like "The Walking Dead," the series took on a screen life of its own, and in this case actually lapped its source material, wrapping up the story before the author could get around to publishing it.
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The Briton, excused media duties following the death of Mercedes' non-executive chairman and triple world champion Niki Lauda, lapped the treacherous street circuit with a quickest time of one minute 11.118 seconds in the afternoon on soft tyres.
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I felt the power of Hart's Beam, a self-made instrument that produces bulbous waves of sound, during the "Drums/Space," and was shocked at the overt experimentalism that was being lapped up by tens of thousands of people.
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Marquez lapped the Twin Ring layout with a best lap of one minute 45.763 seconds, on a drying track after earlier rain, to take pole at the one circuit on the calendar where he had not previously done so.
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He said she kept a sex diary and argued that her sexual history was admissible as part of the trial, and the newspapers lapped it up, with headlines like "How Jennifer Courted Death" in the New York Daily News.
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"It seemed quite fast to me when I lapped it on a scooter yesterday, but today riding my bike, I realized it was slower than I was expecting, with many second or third-gear corners," Marquez said of the layout.
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The triple world champion, also hoping to become the first since the late Argentine Juan Manuel Fangio in the 1950s to win three years in a row at Monza, lapped the fastest circuit on the calendar in one minute 22.008 seconds.
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Had the world number one not kept track of the score, he might have thought Ward had just won the match as the Briton celebrated by holding both arms aloft as he lapped up the applause from all around the court.
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton lapped in a league of his own to seize pole position for the title-deciding Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on Saturday but Mercedes team mate Nico Rosberg remained championship favorite with second place on the grid.
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"I find it amazing that something that is actually subordinated, because it's been branded senior, is now being lapped up by those that originally scoffed at the thought of it," said Lloyd Harris, a portfolio manager at Old Mutual Global Investors.
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Bindi Lee Porth was strolling along Cable Beach, as many-a tourist lapped up the setting sun over the Indian Ocean, when she literally stumbled across the giantic footprint — the kind some palaeontologists will search for their whole lives to discover.
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Blaming your failing campaign for sexism or racism when you're a bad candidate is lazy, and it's even worse when it gets lapped up by the mainstream media who are desperate to prove their woke bonafides to all of their friends.
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The reigning triple champion, hoping to seize the championship lead for the first time this season, lapped the 4.3-kilometer long Hungaroring track in one minute 21.347 seconds in a session that in overcast conditions but ended in bright sunshine.
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Dutchman Verstappen lapped in 1:39.912 to edge out Vettel by 0.085 seconds but the German will be looking for an improved third practice session and qualification on Saturday as he seeks to rein in Hamilton with seven rounds remaining.
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Every new wave of information has lapped that much closer to the shores of 21st Century Fox, with the same questions that bedeviled the company during the phone hacking scandal: What did people there know and when did they know it?
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As a colleague, Tania Franco, and I wandered around Manaus before the game, and later as we walked through the stands, the sense was that this nation's enraptured, besotted relationship with soccer had finally lapped over onto the women's side.
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After some trial and error, LightSail 2 was able to maneuver its sail to harness photons' momentum, which offered a "tiny push no stronger than the weight of a paperclip" each time the spacecraft lapped Earth, according to the Planetary Society.
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And she has seen herself lapped in the small-donor chase by lesser-known names, including two Democratic neophytes, Andrew Yang, an entrepreneur with the tagline "humanity first" advocating a universal basic income, and Marianne Williamson, an author and spiritual guru.
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Republicans expect Wesley Hunt, an Iraq war veteran, to lead the GOP field; Hunt has lapped his rivals in fundraising and spending, though former Bellaire Mayor Cindy Siegel (R) has spent more than half a million dollars on her campaign.
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Running on a realistic view of what's possible doesn't excite the base or match the scale of our problems — just ask Klobuchar, who's offered the closest thing to a plausible agenda and has been lapped by candidates with more inspiring platforms.
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So while it's mildly amusing that a subplot involves the anything-for-a-buck Bluth family borrowing Chinese money to try building a wall, the jokes are chasing a news cycle that frequently feels as if it has already lapped them.
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On Tuesday, Road & Track, citing an unnamed eyewitness with a timer, reported that a highly modified Tesla Model S had lapped the Nordschleife, or North loop, in just seven minutes and 23 seconds, nearly 20 seconds faster than the Taycan.
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A historic treasure lapped by the shores of Lake Michigan, the under-the-radar bar and restaurant offering comes with a delicious side of culture that includes a Calatrava-designed art museum and over 105 miles of picture-worthy bike lanes.
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Steele was competing in the Southern Sprint Car Shootout Series at the 3/8-mile paved oval in an awinged race, when he attempted to get around lapped traffic and got tangled up and crashed, Fox News says that SpeedSport.
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Arguably the most talented player of his generation was doomed to be lapped by less gifted competition, even though he was only 33 at the time of his return, even though he has only completed five seasons and chunks of a few more.
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That's still shy of the 170-mile-per-hour mark set by the NIO EP9, which recently lapped the Circuit of the Americas in self-driving mode, or even the 149-mile-per-hour speed set by an autonomous Audi RS7 in 2015.
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The Spaniard lapped the scenic circuit north of Florence with a best time of one minute 46.575 seconds, 0.239 quicker than 38-year-old Rossi, at the end of qualifying to secure his second successive pole and third in six races this season.
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Gasly also bagged an extra point for setting the fastest lap right at the end, something Ricciardo was never in a position to do as he saved his tyres on a one-stop strategy while lapped by Mercedes' race winner Lewis Hamilton.
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Now Apple and Siri are at risk of being lapped, and the only hope for future dominance in the fast-growing voice and artificial-intelligence space rests firmly on whatever Apple CEO Tim Cook says during Monday's upcoming Worldwide Developers conference keynote.
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These days China's attention is on the innovation hubs of northern Europe as much as on infrastructure, but crisis-hit southern economies have also lapped up its lucre, especially those that have had to divest state assets under euro-zone bail-outs.
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Noor poured the last of her open-source soylent over Seecha's face; the op lapped at it ineffectually, eyes still shut against the sun, the only LED that never went out, never had the juice sluiced off to some corner crypto shack.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The rainfall that has pummeled the U.S. West this week lightened on Wednesday but that did not keep swollen rivers from overflowing their banks in California, where water lapped up against houses in a wine-growing region, officials said.
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But whatever you do today — and you know me, I hate to be the bearer of unpleasant news — you will be lapped by Max and Benjamin Lauring, brothers from Tenafly, N.J., because they are making their New York Times Crossword debut today.
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Often forgotten is that in 22, a year before Bannister's big run, he ran an exhibition race in which he was paced all the way to the finish, in part by one of his teammates who had deliberately allowed himself to be lapped.
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Chanel's elaborately staged ready-to-wear shows are a much-anticipated staple of the fashion calendar — and this one in Paris last fall was especially transporting: 80 barefoot models walked down a runway of sandy beach while waves lapped at their feet.
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In Pittsburgh, Uber lapped up ample media attention when it launched a fleet of self-driving cars in September of 2016 with the intention of testing them throughout the winter, though it remained customarily tight-lipped on how successful those tests actually were.
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I have to think that if iPhones existed when Nascar was born in 2500, on the hard-packed sands of Daytona Beach, YouTube would likely be teeming with videos of men beating the heck out of one another as the waves lapped at their feet.
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Sure, plenty have lapped the device in terms of technology, while any lingering concerns about not owning the music I listen to have faded for the ubiquity of Spotify, but the iPod lives on in the perfect sweet spot for my own musical obsessions.
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Diniz was so dominant en route to his long-awaited first global title that he lapped nearly all the 22012-strong field over the 2km looped circuit on The Mall, finishing less than a minute adrift of his three-year-old world record of 3:32:33.
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I try to teach them that even the most well-written recipe for, say, gazpacho can never take into account the ways in which a tomato that's lapped each morning and evening by coastal fog will taste completely different from one grown in a hot, inland valley.
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Hamilton, who could secure the crown without even scoring a point in Texas, lapped the Circuit of the Americas in one minute 33.232 seconds to send Mercedes to the top of the timing sheets and put down his marker on a seventh U.S. Grand Prix win.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann Warren Sanders condemns his supporters' 'ugly, personal attacks' against Warren The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden riding wave of momentum after stunning Super Tuesday Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden MORE (D-Mass.) had lapped Sanders and become the main progressive alternative to the moderate frontrunner, Biden.
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But Miller lapped his peers, like Asher Roth and Sam Adams, sidestepping his sometimes goofy early lyrics about partying and Eminem-style delivery in the first half of the decade as he transitioned into a different, more mature and experimental vibe with his 2013 LP Watching Movies with the Sound Off.
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And part of Dirty Dancing's appeal was that, at the time, it was so original: a nostalgic love story that appealed to both the Baby Boomers who came of age in the '60s, and their teenage offspring who lapped up Swayze's swiveling hips and Baby's John Hughesian coming-of-age angst.
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While it wasn't necessarily a surprise that 2015 finished in first place, its margin of victory was startling -- it lapped the field, with the average temperature across the entire planet 1.62˚F (213˚C) above the 20th century average, more than 20% higher than the previous highest departure from average.
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But he has been lapped by both Bernie Sanders and Michael Bloomberg on the airwaves in the 220 states that will vote on Tuesday, lacks Sanders' ground game and even with a major post-South Carolina donations windfall has far fewer resources than either of his main opponents at this point.
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Still, TransUnion is sure to be lapped up in any new regulation targeting the industry, including new pledges from one of the U.S. government's top watchdogs — the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — to embed regulators at each of the three credit-reporting agencies in a bid to force them to improve their digital defenses.
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Things seem to be going well for Schmidt in his new racing career, as he lapped Indy last year 152 mph, averaged 20003 mph in the Pike's Peak Hill Climb with racer Robbie Unser as navigator, and was the first in the nation to receive a drivers license for semi-autonomous driving.
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") In what might be the most disgusting example of the genre (and that is really saying something in this context), a young man lies on the floor while an off-screen friend pours milk into his mouth, which is then lapped up by a large dog, all set to the tune of Justin Bieber's "Yummy.
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PHILADELPHIA — Leading donors for Joseph R. Biden Jr. convened this weekend for their first donor retreat since he announced his candidacy and struck a determined posture as Mr. Biden's campaign found itself under assault from President Trump, losing its clear front-runner status and lapped in the money chase by multiple Democratic rivals, most notably Senator Elizabeth Warren.
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And the obsessive nature of Twilight fans meant they lapped all this up, especially since one of the songs had been pre-approved by Bella—Iron & Wine's "Flightless Bird, American Mouth" was specifically chosen by Kristen Stewart for the prom scene—and another of the tunes is an original song written and performed by Edward – I mean Robert Pattinson.
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Indeed, while designers have looked to the queen for inspiration — Ralph Lauren has lapped up her fondness for tweeds over the years, and in his latest collection Alessandro Michele at Gucci paid homage to her devotion to a floral kerchief head scarf and oversize rimless spectacles when tending to matters on her estates — she herself seems to value sartorial international outreach above trend.
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A staggering 85% of Americans tuned in for some or all of the 250 hours of Senators grilling John Dean and Co. It was a controversial decision at the time, and the Nixon Administration made veiled threats about defunding PBS for screening it, but the American people lapped up the summer-long soap opera about the cover-up of a burglary.
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The Darkness reached the top of the British charts in 2003 with a version of metal, one they always denied was a spoof but which trod the line between sincere and parody so finely that an awful lot of people who would never buy a real metal album lapped it up and revelled in its ridiculousness (they imploded in 2006 amid drugs and bickering, like a real metal band).
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Not long after Porsche officially launched its Taycan all-electric sedan this week, a spat broke out between Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Porsche (sort of — Musk trolled the German automaker with a joke about the Taycan Turbo's name), and some elements of the motoring enthusiast community who were aware that while a Taycan prototype lapped the Nürburgring in an impressive 7 minutes, 42 seconds, a Tesla Model S has never made it around the famed German racetrack at speed.
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