She says the movie lifts from the book, which lifts from her screenplay.
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And that not only lifts up black America; it lifts up all of America.
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But as lifts become connected devices, bigger manufacturers could replicate their dominance in the market for new lifts.
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And the smooth ensemble casually includes same-sex lifts as well as conventional lifts of women by men.
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Jocelyn is reportedly inspired by the look of large felines and has undergone eye-lifts, face-lifts and more.
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The male faces the female and slowly, slowly lifts up one foot, sets it down and lifts the other.
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The ban lifts in 30 days, or, for individual unvaccinated kids, it lifts when they get their first measles shot.
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Fuel cell technology is already in use - deployed very successfully in warehouse fork lifts, replacing less efficient battery-operated fork lifts.
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And bonus: eventually the depression lifts, because with time it always lifts, and I'm able to start living for myself again as well.
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The cyclical business of selling and installing new lifts is complemented by a steady stream of income from maintaining and modernising existing lifts.
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Although the company requires its drivers to demonstrate their ability to operate wheelchair lifts, she said the lifts are "very fickle" and sometimes fail.
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Tovolo Farm Animal Pot Lid Lifts, three for $7, available at AmazonAdd a little personality to their kitchen with these heat-resistant silicone lid lifts.
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China's four million existing elevators dwarf the United States' 900,000 lifts and two-thirds of global new installations of lifts are in the country each year.
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"So we ended up with less lifts into the dock, and many cases of larger super lifts that had more outfitting ... which drives your cost down as well," Butler said.
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The one-two punch of Warren and Sanders in the race will be a rising tide that lifts both boats – and lifts bold progressive issues into the center of the debate stage.
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DEUTSCHE TELEKOM - JP Morgan raises to "overweight", lifts price target to 19.50 euros from 13 euros PUMA - JP Morgan raises to "neutral" from "underweight", lifts price target to 238 euros from 200 euros.
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It lifts an estimated 273 million people out of poverty.
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And, to be blunt, he lifts that shit like Atlas.
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When Gonny lifts him up, he looks at me stupidly.
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Essentially, Neptune rules anything that lifts you to another realm.
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Before, work stations had to be moved with fork lifts.
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Stamkos' shootout goal lifts Lightning past Blue Jackets TAMPA, Fla.
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Lorenzo responds, "My side," and Holcomb lifts his left arm.
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When she lifts the sheet, one infant has cloven hooves.
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And it certainly lifts your spirits in the dressing room.
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He lifts up his torso and reaches for his belt.
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The smell of peat burning still lifts some people's hearts.
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Moore's OT goal lifts Devils past Wild SAINT PAUL, Minn.
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Turner's big night lifts Dodgers to Game 27 win vs.
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It lifts the car up and rotates it 180 degrees.
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To be honest, all this lifts all tides for us.
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And he lifts his shirt to reveal a walker bite.
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He gently lifts the lid he's created on the shell.
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The amendment also lifts term limits for the vice presidency.
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Barney's blast lifts Blue Jays over Rays ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
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Lewerke lifts Michigan St. past Western Michigan EAST LANSING, Mich.
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Smoke lifts from burned buildings in aftermath of the riots.
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Because true equality doesn't just lift women — it lifts everyone.
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Schlemko's OT goal lifts Sharks over Avalanche SAN JOSE, Calif.
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Valbuena caps late rally, lifts Angels past Mariners ANAHEIM, Calif.
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He lifts it up, turns it over and back again.
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It lifts them up and they don't feel as isolated.
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The plane lifts off and finally our antiheroine feels alive.
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The entire unit — now filled with fuel — lifts off again.
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As the adage goes, a rising tide lifts all boats.
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That could happen, if Washington lifts a partial arms embargo.
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Manning lifts Georgia State to first bowl win ORLANDO, Fla.
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Related columns: "Global trade recovery lifts diesel demand", Reuters, Aug.
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Kang's late blast lifts Pirates over Cardinals PITTSBURGH — Two outs.
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His narrative lifts us from the turbidity of Donald Trump.
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Nevertheless, he insists that scrotal lifts are on the rise.
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Also, the glass apparently lifts slightly when the hands realign.
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"I suppose a rising tide lifts all boats," she said.
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Grady eases a spatula underneath and gently lifts straight up.
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Critic's Notebook BERN, SWITZERLAND — So the fog lifts, sort of.
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After two hours of talking, he lifts his left forearm.
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This is not a rising tide that lifts all boats.
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Slumping Mahtook lifts Rays over Red Sox ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
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Calhoun lifts Angels to slugfest win over A's OAKLAND, Calif.
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He also does drills, lifts weights and stretches at home.
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A contestant lifts and balances a ladder with his teeth.
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Lemonade is the album that lifts us up, all of us.
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And a bachelor's lifts the degree-holder into the middle class.
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The captain of the mission lifts a corner of the net.
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Buzz Aldrin lifts Neil Armstrong's visor as he inspects a Hasselblad.
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The letter lifts the lid on the extent of VTB's plans.
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Dwellings with elevator access, lifts or stair-glides were also helpful.
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What lifts the earnings is that they've sold more expensive beers.
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Doors have started to fail on some of the 200 lifts.
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Putting it back is refreshing and lifts the face a bit.
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Dickerson's bat, Kiermaier's glove lifts Rays past Jays ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
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But in this case, the group lifts off into outer space.
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A 2015 Mexican study similarly traced 13 deaths from butt lifts.
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Forsberg's second straight hat trick lifts Predators past Avs NASHVILLE, Tenn.
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Souza's walk-off homer lifts Rays over Brewers ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
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He simply lifts his front leg to engage his weight transfer.
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Oxfam should know that a rising economic tide lifts all boats.
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"I train mostly for my static power: dead lifts," he said.
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Yet they still pretend that coal lifts "entire populations from poverty".
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Even its glass lifts won Elevator World Project of the Year.
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"And it's also that capital repatriation lifts the dollar, " she said.
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Horford putback, block in final seconds lifts Celtics AUBURN HILLS, Mich.
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It seems to go down every time it lifts its head.
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Citi searched for evidence that indexing lifts correlations, but found little.
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Austin lifts his egg above Taylor's, attempting an attack from above.
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It wakes — its head lifts up and the back flipper moves.
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Behind him, a drummer lifts his arms joyously in the air.
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Now she lifts her pale forearms and thoroughly washes her face.
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Some people say it lifts mental fog while slimming their waistlines.
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Amrabat lifts his shirt to reveal blood to the viewing audience.
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The stimulus package lifts that cap for a three-year period.
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It lifts families out of poverty more frequently than anything else.
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No throws or jumps or lifts above the head are allowed.
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Brow lifts are everywhere, at least according to this Instagram account.
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He lifts his hand and waves, as if he knew her.
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Go deeper: Trump declares victory in Syria, lifts sanctions on Turkey
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As the cloud slowly lifts, other countries also started taking action.
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Barreto's walk-off blast lifts A's over White Sox OAKLAND, Calif.
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A lack of lifts affects both his work and personal life.
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There are also lifts up to the platforms, making them accessible.
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The beast lifts his nose to the high wind and inhales.
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Each person lifts where they stand and fulfills their specific duty.
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Yet Morgan lifts from that small world an exceptionally beautiful novel.
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She also said it lifts the debt ceiling to March 2019.
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Then came dead lifts, short hoists from the ground while standing.
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Some 19763 lifts scaled its broad face, offering plenty of choices.
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Someone who quite clearly had butt injections can post a video of herself doing side-lying leg lifts will still get all the people wishing they had a butt like hers also doing side-lying leg lifts.
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The biggest fall was in the number of brow lifts, down 71%.
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BOE'S HALDANE SAYS BUSINESSES LIKELY TO RESTART INVESTMENT WHEN BREXIT UNCERTAINTY LIFTS
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If anything, it's the rising tide lifts all ships type of idea.
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"microcurrent" that—much like, say, getting off of a chair—apparently lifts
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That, or we should install Stannah stair-lifts in nightclubs going forward.
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There's a soul to Automata that lifts the rest of the experience.
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She admitted to disliking only rickety lifts, and fleas in her hair.
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The profile is slim, too, so you'll be safe on ski lifts.
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The restriction on the franchise that Amendment 4 lifts is far-reaching.
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This allows them to do squats, bench presses, dead lifts, and more.
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And to get that body, Johnson lifts an epic amount of weight.
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You can feel the way that language lifts and turns around itself.
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Tech is supposed to be a rising tide that lifts all boats.
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"The lifts' electricity was perfectly within specifications and well maintained," he said.
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If the haters online get Cyrus down, Lil Xan lifts her up.
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They actually scale [the lifts] based on your size and weight classes.
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" The whole family then lifts a glass to cheers to "no rules.
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The man climbs up on a ladder, and lifts the large box.
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Go deeper: U.S. lifts steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada and Mexico
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It's a recurring theme that periodically lifts Netflix's stock, but never materializes.
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The deputy approaches the door, lifts his weapon and the glass shatters.
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Take Otis Elevator, which built the original lifts for the Eiffel Tower.
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Sioux City, Iowa (CNN)Susan Rice lifts her hands to her face.
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MORE (Ariz.), who vowed to fight Trump if he lifts Russian sanctions.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The structure of German submarines-to-lifts conglomerate ThyssenKrupp (TKAG.
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He told Stone that he lifts weights and then swims every day.
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As the strike lifts, the country will not return to normal immediately.
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A rising tide of global VC activity lifts all startup markets, worldwide.
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It also unfreezes assets and lifts financial restrictions that hobbled the economy.
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Oh no, I thought, not Little Guy Gives Lifts to Mr. Big.
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"I am," he adds, as the newscaster lifts his arms in confusion.
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And how that lifts the rest of us in a challenging world.
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FLINT UPDATE: VITTER LIFTS HOLD: The Senate's aid bill for Flint, Mich.
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In response the man lifts his arm again to point at Aidan.
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The sound we do not hear lifts the gulls off the water.
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He lifts it with acidity from citrus juices, orange bitters, and garnish.
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He lifts his hands, starts rubbing his fingers together, and leans back.
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That's when I realized it: Fire creates heat, and heat lifts air.
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BREAKING: Japan lifts tsunami warning after magnitude 7.4 earthquake off Fukushima coast.
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Popular procedures include tummy tucks, nose jobs and eyebrow and chin lifts.
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Gondolas tilted uncomfortably in the wind, and chair lifts were shut down.
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When it comes to American employment, a rising tide lifts all boats.
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A sensor wakes the screen up when the user lifts their wrist.
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A sensor wakes the screen up when the user lifts their wrist.
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When the frost lifts, she puts gourds and peppers into the ground.
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Then, a crane operator carefully lifts the container up in the air.
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Iran has said it will negotiate only if Washington lifts the sanctions.
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She said when she really wants to cut loose, she lifts weights.
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When she lifts her thin gown she finds her lower half bandaged.
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Unlike a helicopter, the HVSD starts and lifts off in just seconds.
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Gold is sensitive to rising interest rates, which lifts its opportunity cost.
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Thirty seconds later, he lifts the patient rapidly to a sitting position.
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The patient lifts her arms up, raises her eyebrows, and names objects.
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Kathryn Garcia, the sanitation commissioner, said the department would appreciate lighter lifts.
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Trump temporarily lifts shipping restrictions on Puerto Rico to boost relief efforts.
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ISRAELI COURT LIFTS INJUNCTION AGAINST START OF OPERATION OF LEVIATHAN GAS FIELD
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The upbeat mood lifts Turkey's lira 0.2% despite weak industrial output data.
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"Both of them are heavy lifts in their own right," he cautioned.
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At home, Mr. Syah lifts up his shirt to show his scar.
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They're reassembled underground and then raised into the windows on hydraulic lifts.
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She lifts it to her face and snorts it with expert precision.
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It's a banger and always lifts the mood after a horrible speech.
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Polling places not equipped with a ramp or lifts keep people using wheelchairs,
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Push-ups, kettlebell lifts, resistance-band exercises and time on a stepper machine.
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There are also a lot of lifts, which have aggravated my rib injury.
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We do benching, we do dead lifts, we do a lot of squats.
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On the palate, it has wonderful bright acidity that lifts your taste buds.
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Ojeda lifts weights at a gym in Logan, West Virginia, May 15, 2018.
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Love lifts you up — and for that couple, the sentiment is meant literally.
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"It lifts your spirits more than you can put into words," says Tim.
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It was a series of quick lifts — until the next to last couple.
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He lifts up the stairs and finds Gilberto crouched in a hardwood crawlspace.
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MORE ASSETS The letter lifts the lid on the extent of VTB's plans.
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Workers have installed lifts and even a special loo for the visiting monarch.
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One by one the lifts failed, and by 2013 none of them worked.
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Now the consortium will level almost everything — the hotels, the village, the lifts.
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Let it out, let it all out, and that weight, it just lifts.
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Is an iPad Pro that lifts off a flat surface out of spec?
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A rising tide lifts all boats, not just some boats, but all boats.
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Wealthier tenants will stump up for concierges and engineers to fix the lifts.
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Some asked if it was the testosterone, others accused me of wearing lifts.
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Our music lifts people up and that's what we're here to do tonight.
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The goods covered by the paper include construction products, lifts, toys and machinery.
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The emergency services were inundated with calls, many from people trapped in lifts.
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They install, fix, and maintain elevators, escalators, moving walkways, chairlifts and other lifts.
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Yibram Saab lifts his head from the paper, directly staring into the camera.
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"Johnny and I were being silly, choreographing programs and doing lifts," she says.
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He lifts his hand in a three-fingered gesture associated with rap music.
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No confident studio lifts its critics' embargo in the middle of the night.
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The radial nerve straightens out the arm and lifts your wrist and fingers.
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Djokovic won in straight sets and lifts a record seventh Australian Open title.
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Few buses have working lifts, and some drivers have refused to help her.
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He rolls across the room, lifts his head and sits up by himself.
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The veil lifts now, but that doesn't mean the fantasy has to die.
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Other companies — Line the Label, Strathberry, and Finlay & Co. — have seen similar lifts.
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Her mother stands and lifts the baby, cradling her over the computer screen.
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So we do lash lifts, we do microblading, and we do eyelash extensions.
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The B scenario is an international crisis that lifts the price of crude.
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The top four firms provide over two-thirds of all lifts (see chart).
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There are, it appears, plenty of takers willing to jump on Thyssenkrupp lifts.
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It lifts the boats of all theaters who do this kind of work.
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Pleasure lifts the shiveringof ducks and drakes To vanishing abovearachnoid infrareds of light.
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As President John F. Kennedy put it, a rising tide lifts all boats.
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Urban gondola lifts are becoming more popular around the world, and they should.
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She lifts her shirt and starts to press it into her exposed stomach.
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Obama believes in an economy in which the rising tide lifts all boats.
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"All these types of issues just become much heavier lifts," Dent said, sighing.
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They create a sense of possibility that lifts children to their full potential.
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Suddenly, there's a flash, a wonderful word, and he just lifts you up.
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But in the clean and jerk that followed, he made three good lifts.
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Online, one can find fiendishly self-satisfied chat boards detailing the supposed lifts.
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Prosecutors can quiz Mengyi as a suspect only if parliament lifts his immunity.
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Cute lid lifts that let steam escape so their pots never boil over
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He lifts his daughter up, and off they gallop like horse and rider.
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Thursday's surge lifts Dropbox roughly 80 percent over its IPO price of $21.
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And eyelid lifts can reduce infections in especially wrinkled breeds like shar-peis.
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While the church face-lifts have spawned little protest, not everyone is pleased.
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The veil lifts awkwardly, revealing the meeting of private intention and public expectation.
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The film, directed by Johannes Roberts, shamelessly lifts from several better horror movies.
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Iran has long said talks are impossible unless Washington lifts its sanctions first.
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A string lifts up the castle to reveal a mouse in a trap.
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If it wins, though, if it lifts Messi's scowl, it will not matter.
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The validation of a museum show almost invariably lifts an artist's commercial value.
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In ice dance, there are no lifts above the head, no heroic jumps.
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Let's close on those reminders that a rising tide lifts only most boats.
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Once again, with shades of Abbott and Costello, the comedy really lifts off.
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With Whistler's lifts closing early, there's plenty of time for après-ski diversions.
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I was heading to the lifts to go up to the 7th floor.
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The orderly ways of elk herding up; moonset while the sun lifts, too.
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As it moves toward him, he lifts his briefcase to let it pass.
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Mr. Aucoin's music lifts her vocal lines while shimmering tremulously in the background.
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I know that in any standard or whole dances, lifts are not allowed.
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Be prepared: During the strength training and leg lifts, you're going to sweat.
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Social Security lifts 7% of Americans (28% of the elderly) out of poverty.
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This magnificent tart-sweet glaze lifts your standard roast chicken into new territory.
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The bin lifts its top compartment to catch any overfill and prevent spills.
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As was said in the Reagan years, a rising tide lifts all boats.
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It's a pleasure to be a part of something that lifts humanity up.
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The act of having each other&aposs backs lifts all of us up.
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A purpose-built crane lifts it up and lowers it into the pool.
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A man lifts a 100lb weight with his ear to demonstrate his strength.
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A generic rising tide lifts all boats is not going to cut it.
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Scissor lifts are in constant motion, zipping around the 80,000-square-foot warehouse.
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Anything over 400 mg every two weeks lifts the drug into steroid territory.
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The strong Swiss franc has hit ski lifts focused on winter business from European visitors hard in the past 10 years, the government says, but the minority of lifts with strong summer business are booming thanks to visitors from overseas.
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They should drive home the truth that true capitalism creates fair competition in a just society that lifts workers, farmers and consumers which lifts investors and markets far more effectively than crony capitalism and mammoth tax cuts for the super wealthy.
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The top lifts off easily, the refill opening is big, the buttons are obvious.
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There is less graffiti and the lifts no longer smell of urine, says Mehmet.
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As the desired shape is completed, the tool lifts it out of the container.
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Clearance Rack — Hurting from her STEM program rejection, Moe lifts a bottle of tequila.
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As she does, the breeze lifts the cloth, revealing the contents of her bundle.
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" Also, the CEO said the company "showed nice lifts over Thanksgiving and Christmas weeks.
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You know that old adage about the economy, "A rising tide lifts all boats"?
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These workers install, fix, and maintain elevators, escalators, moving walkways, chairlifts and other lifts.
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The curtain to the right of me lifts and I can see my teammates.
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On the hour, the tyke opens his mouth and lifts his bottle to it.
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I literally am putting my life in his hands during one of the lifts.
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But Mr. Glover then lifts the lid on passions that simply won't be contained.
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An Afghan refugee woman lifts her burqa to speak to her daughter on Nov.
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To put that into perspective, a 747 lifts off the ground at 180 mph.
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Marleau's late goal lifts Sharks; Dell does well again against Islanders SAN JOSE, Calif.
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They use soaring oratory delivered in an inspirational style that lifts us all up.
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The mean tweets segment included comparisons to Sharknado and asked if Obama even lifts.
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Taxi drivers also reportedly gave free lifts to concert-goers affected by the tragedy.
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The German company will now spin off its lifts division, its most profitable business.
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It also really opens the eye and lifts it, so it's a triple win.
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ESSEN, Germany (Reuters) - Demand for next-generation lifts and car components enabled Thyssenkrupp (TKAG.
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" L-Sit Leg Lifts "Make sure the pool rails are completely dry before performing.
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The building "lifts sprits", she said, marrying ornate Islamic geometry with indigenous English materials.
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Yeah, that's the exact time that the journal Nature lifts its embargo each week.
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L'Oréal Paradise Mascara because it lifts, it curls, gives volume, and nourishes the lashes!
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Now, she takes her health more seriously and lifts some heavy weights to boot.
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Each dog lifts his nose in the air, catching a whiff on the breeze.
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The flow of water around the rock lifts it up, propelling the next hop.
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Chile's constitutional court approved a law that partially lifts the country's ban on abortion.
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And then when she lifts her foot, it pops back out of the stair.
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The embargo for Justice League reviews lifts Wednesday, November 15 at 2:50 a.m.
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He's deceptively strong and he lifts the ball well for someone of his size.
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Late Lee 3-pointer lifts Hornets past Heat MIAMI — Courtney Lee did it again.
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Seager blast lifts Mariners over Rangers In 2016, Kyle Seager hit 30 home runs.
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The conclusion of Muller's investigation lifts a cloud that has loomed over Trump's presidency.
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Expands the child tax credit from $1,000 to $1,650 and lifts existing income caps.
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After the rocket lifts off, photographers keep tracking it until it disappears from sight.
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A second after, the president lifts his hand and places it over his heart.
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J&K Cable Car Corporation also operates ski lifts in Gulmarg during the winter.
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The opinion lifts previous injunctions that prevented the ban from going into effect nationwide.
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It lifts a 14-month-old ban on new coal leases on federal lands.
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That lifts stocks by encouraging borrowing and spending, and by making bonds less attractive.
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Cover image: A Falcon 9 rocket lifts off from Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif.
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This also lifts the methane particles, which mostly likely come from the nearby mountains.
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"Then we went to Virginia," Lynch says, and the tone lifts a little. The
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Smoak, Donaldson lifts surging Jays past Rays TORONTO — Josh Donaldson is hot right now.
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The ruling lifts the citizenship requirement until the ongoing lawsuit over it is decided.
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Cute lid lifts that allow steam to escape so their pots won't boil over
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We hear the blows land, but offscreen, as Jatemme idly lifts the remote. At
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Their wellbeing not only elevates families, it lifts up friends, neighbors and whole villages.
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This event lifts an entire community that has felt unseen for far too long.
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Doughty lifts Kings by Canucks VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Drew Doughty wanted to make amends.
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She busily crams steps or lifts onto sequences where Haydn slowly builds harmonic tension.
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Affordability of real estate boosts activity in the market and lifts real estate stocks.
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Then he knocks the candles off the altar and lifts Cersei up onto it.
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We might even hear from her again once the country's state of emergency lifts.
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Riedelsheimer constantly focuses on the artist's hands as he lifts, cuts, pastes, and creates.
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Impersonally, the men support one another; there are some spectacular lifts, throws and catches.
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When the crane lifts, the system converts the momentum of the rotors to electricity.
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Eduardo Garcia, 22, lifts weights at the gym, in between classes and two jobs.
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Once there it aligns itself and… well, lifts off is perhaps the wrong term.
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He did typical lifts such as pull-ups, rows, dumbbell bench presses and squats.
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Mr. Barron said there was even a receipt for lifts for a man's shoes.
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A Fed rate hike generally lifts bond yields, making non-yielding bullion less attractive.
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Corridor notices say the cash crisis has forced the closure of lifts and escalators.
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BOEING CST-100 STARLINER ASTRONAUT CAPSULE LIFTS OFF FROM CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA -REUTERS WITNESS
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He lifts a red jerry can and starts pouring a liquid—kerosene—on himself.
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During a screening, a woman lies supine, exhales, then lifts into an abdominal curl.
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"A typical training session revolves around big lifts – bench presses and rowing and dead lifts, things that use a lot of muscle and that he can lift heavy weights with because we want to maintain his muscle mass while he's dieting," says Landers.
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In fact, according to Ford, the average worker lifts their arms 4,600 times a day.
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BRAZILE: We want an economy that works for everyone, an economy that lifts up wages.
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Disick, wearing a baseball cap, lifts his leg so as not to disturb the arrangement.
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Bottom line: When the embargo for full reviews lifts, watch the percentages of sentiment shift.
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The Phrame license plate lifts up to reveal a lock box controlled through an app.
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The hydrofoil lifts the SwagSurf up and almost out of the water when your surf.
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But the new pricing lifts Ampler into the rarefied air of premium e-bike makers.
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The first is that Q just lifts its core set of gestures from the iPhone.
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But the ruling lifts the threat of legal persecution, which could be used for extortion.
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And a supergiant wave of money ultimately lifts all rounds, at least a little bit.
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The pup curls up next to me while I type away, which lifts my mood.
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Visitors will have 100 miles of slopes, high-speed lifts and three gondola-linked villages.
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Technically referred to as an "augmentation mastopexy," this procedure both lifts and reshapes the boobs.
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SpaceX's Falcon 229 rocket lifts off, as seen from Santa Monica, California, on Dec. 203.
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As he lifts the heavy hand of the state, ethnic nationalism and violence are spreading.
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What lifts her photographs into another territory is that she has no program about this.
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ERICSSON LIFTS 2024 GLOBAL 5G SUBSCRIPTIONS FORECAST BY 27% TO 1.9 BLN -ERICSSON MOBILITY REPORT
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In the video, Spears does jumping squats, ball crunches, leg lifts and kettle bell swings.
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Weed lifts his low spirits, but it also helps him escape from his isolated life.
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Every morning, she does leg lifts and rapid arm raises to get the blood flowing.
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The one-of-a-kind hair spray formula lifts the hair and adds airy volume.
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Christ, that look she gives the camera as she lifts her garter, cob in hand!
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Exporters, meanwhile, may benefit as improved crop quality lifts demand for U.S. shipments, he said.
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Wipe off excess foam with a damp towel and watch as the grime lifts away.
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Tehran has said it cannot negotiate unless Washington lifts sanctions and abides by the agreement.
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After a couple seconds, the Craft slowly and steadily lifts off and hovers in place.
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Many think it's a matter of time before the United States lifts its sanctions, too.
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The sweeping measure, however, would likely be one of the heavier lifts on Capitol Hill.
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Whether it lifts or further isolates many parts of the world is being decided now.
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A March Madness victory in men's college basketball apparently lifts more than a school's spirits.
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It not only lifts academic performance but their long-run incomes as well, research shows.
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When an artist lifts creative freedom out of the weight of personal history, everyone benefits.
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Areas currently available for use of personal devices include offices, conference rooms, lifts and lobbies.
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But Lindsay lifts spirits, puts smiles on people's faces and pumps love into their hearts.
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The workers, standing on hydraulic lifts, have covered over the Tyvek, and just in time.
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A price for the transaction in China, the world's biggest lifts market, was not given.
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"This is where we suffer," he told the class, before making them do leg lifts.
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One of the new laws lifts a ban on carrying firearms in places of worship.
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The lid lifts to reveal enough space for throw blankets and a pair of slippers.
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For 90 seconds, Michael Phelps's training regimen is on display: He swims, lifts weights, eats.
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Our infrastructure is the skeleton that supports cities and improving it lifts up local economies.
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Vincent Accardi's guitar lifts everything, more focussed and, occasionally, playful than it has been before.
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But I am very sympathetic with some engineering of a tide that lifts all boats.
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" He lifts his belly and says in a little kid's voice, "Look, AJ, it hurts.
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"Our music lifts people up, and that's what we're here to do tonight," he said.
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The move by the Fed lifts the target range to 1.25 percent to 1.5 percent.
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Those boxes are put together into larger sections called super lifts, which are outfitted further.
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One is to buy back stock, which lifts share prices and, by extension, executive compensation.
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Caring for her with pulleys, lifts and vans became Ms. Windsor's round-the-clock life.
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If you're eager to hit the slopes — several of the lifts open before 2469 a.m.
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When he finds one like that, he lifts it for a test fire — pew, pew.
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She crams each phrase with too many movements, each romantic encounter with too many lifts.
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The adults partner the girls in lifts and supported pirouettes: one generation helping the next.
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Instead of going home, young people end up carousing until the curfew lifts at dawn.
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Back inside, the four players did sets of dead lifts, squats, lunges and back extensions.
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At the end of the second verse, Perry lifts her pettiness to a spiritual plane.
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Sanders' legislation lifts that cap, and applies the payroll tax to all income over $250,000.
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Coconut turned out to be the booster that lifts these lemon bars above the pack.
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His line, "A rising tide lifts all boats," is apocryphal, but Kennedy's actions are not.
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A cheaper yen makes Japanese exporters more competitive abroad and lifts their profits when repatriated.
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It lifts sanctions placed on Iran in exchange for Iran abandoning its nuclear weapon ambitions.
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Update Resorts in the Western United States are upgrading lifts, technology and now renting outerwear.
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There's little evidence that doing so lifts people out of poverty, our economics columnist writes.
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Even if single-payer reduces costs and lifts quality, the transition would be very tricky.
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Tehran has said its steps away from the agreement are reversible if Washington lifts sanctions.
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The board said the appeals court decision "lifts a cloud" over the government's pension payments.
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Some even say they have been asked to leave trains or not take certain lifts.
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The declaration lifts the stakes as Toshiba seeks outside investors for its coveted microchip business.
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Heavier lifts will include creating high-risk insurance pools to cover those with preexisting conditions.
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A security guard lifts the girl up so the Pope can bless her, video shows.
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It definitely lifts my spirits after not being able to finish everything I'd previously planned.
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At Tate Modern however, it is installed in the busy corridor next to the lifts.
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When she finally succumbs to his passion, Mr. Jovanovich lifts Ms. Opolais into his arms.
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Rouhani has maintained that he would not talk with the US until Washington lifts sanctions.
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Above my head, full dress-grey overcast lifts to blues and Bob Ross happy clouds.
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Those numbers are expected to balloon if the United States lifts its travel ban altogether.
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"I try to do a few push-ups and maybe some dead lifts," she said.
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When the Fed lifts rates, investors switch gears, yanking capital and selling off other currencies.
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Once the state lifts its ban, each locality will have the option to allow them.
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Isabella Picillo, 17, Oceanside High School: "The Scarlet Letter" and "Judge Partially Lifts Trump Administration Ban on Refugees" I stumble upon a New York Times article, "Judge Partially Lifts Trump Administration Ban on Refugees," that makes me wonder if Hawthorne, the literary genius, is wrong.
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Then Bowdy -- channeling his inner strength -- lifts the dresser high enough for his brother to escape.
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Well, I don&apost know about all of you, but I like a cat that lifts.
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Hasem Ali, 24, made only two good lifts for a total of 383kg and seventh place.
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Not the kind of impact that knocks you down, but the kind that lifts you up.
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He lifts until he's heaving, and an hour later, I'm in a gym, until I'm wheezing.
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Advocates see any legislation that lifts restrictions and expands contraceptive coverage as a step towards progress.
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I don't have March's lifts yet from my trainer, and my body could use the break.
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Last year, it laid out 12 demands that Iran must meet before the U.S. lifts sanctions.
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Back at the restaurant, Deguara lifts his head, his iPad still aglow with Mursean's Wikipedia page.
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The right has traditionally relied on the market to generate the growth that lifts all boats.
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And when everybody does that, it kind of lifts up and everybody has this ecstatic experience.
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This time, two years later, there was at least the possibility that the lifts might run.
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Each morning I awoke to another foot of snow, and each morning the lifts weren't running.
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TODD: So there are three big lifts that you've talked about: immigration, gun reform, climate change.
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S&P 500 Banks Index may laugh or cry with range resolution ** Tech lifts 0.5 pct.
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The simple correlation suggests that doubling GDP per person lifts life satisfaction by about 0.7 points.
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Last year, more than 22,000 people underwent some form of butt enhancement including lifts and implants.
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You still might go, Oh she lifts more than I do, and that sort of thing.
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Thursday's earnings report could be the catalyst that lifts the stock out of that trading range.
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After that, the cap on real estate lifts, and no one knows who may move in.
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Simple things, such as well-maintained sidewalks and wheelchair lifts on buses, left him awe-struck.
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Twitter does the right thing and lifts shadow ban on conservatives after Congressman threatens FEC complaint.
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Eyelash tinting, extensions, and lash lifts are all on the rise, and it's no wonder why.
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The added air speed lifts more wine vapors off the surface enriching the aroma and flavor.
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But it also lifts prices of imports such as oil and food that can hurt households.
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The cameras are triggered by loud sounds, which the rocket will supply as it lifts off.
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But the 2011 law limits national security spending to $549 billion, unless Congress lifts the caps.
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So you're outside, it's summer, we're on lifts, up in the air, and we're painting walls.
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And, Asia economics editor Simon Rabinovitch lifts the lid on the mysterious shadow banks of Wenzhou.
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As her father flexes, Bartos swings on trees, lifts her skirt, lies childishly on the couch.
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In the second-half, he lifts up six southpaw buckets, with an even three per quarter.
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Sport lifts people with a feeling of vicarious striving for perfection even when their team loses.
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In his trademark maneuver, he lifts opponents off the ground and throws them over his head.
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Now and then she lifts her head and looks intently at the landscape that surrounds us.
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Your body will gush cortisol, eat its own muscles, and take pounds off of your lifts.
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It's a rising-tide-lifts-all-boats situation, and so few people see it that way.
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There are no aisles for lifts to pass through, and no stations for human product pickers.
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However some analysts question whether a viral video clip seen millions of times actually lifts sales.
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Some say they will consider adding to their holdings once the Brexit fog of uncertainty lifts.
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A Mexican official has suggested they won't sign the new agreement until Trump lifts the duties.
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President Thein Sein lifts censorship, frees hundreds of political prisoners and launches a series of reforms.
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That's another reason overhead squats and Olympic lifts are useful, but Kelly also incorporates other movements.
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True & Co. makes comfortable, wire-free bras from a buttery soft material that lifts and supports.
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Including the new higher royalty payments lifts that figure to 355.7 cents, or $7,800 per tonne.
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After a successful toss, Floering lifts the bottle to show the message written on the bottom.
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This lifts a ban previously imposed on restaurants and bars to only sell alcohol in-house.
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Rouhani said Tuesday that Iran was ready to talk -- if the US lifts all sanctions first.
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But many spoke of a determination to balance the loss with art that lifts the spirit.
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It can have the effect of boosting the stock price and lifts earnings per share figures.
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FWS declined to say whether it would propose new protections if it lifts the blanket rule.
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Every time he lifts his head up he'll hear a steady click of photographers snapping photos.
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Iranian leaders have said they would consider new talks only if the United States lifts sanctions.
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Five out of six "major" complications cases were due to Brazilian butt lifts, the study found.
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She slowly lifts up the leg of J.J.'s sweatpants and pretends to bite his calf.
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Unlike many other automated fulfillment solutions on the market, Alphabot robots don't need lifts or pulleys.
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As the pay rankings show, though, even a falling tide lifts the boats of some C.E.O.s.
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The cable also lifts the Obama administration's restriction on deploying landmines outside of the Korean Peninsula.
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Two-fisted sandwiches are served indoors or out at picnic tables in view of the lifts.
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Iran refuses to hold any talks with the United States unless Washington lifts sanctions on Tehran.
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"The stress lifts right off!" she told me, raising her arms in a gesture of unburdening.
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Peace is restored in the heart of Eastern Europe, and the West lifts sanctions on Russia.
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The company specializes in motorized lifts and mounts, allowing you to hide appliances in plain sight.
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Most of the lifts and slopes remained closed because of dangerous weather conditions at high altitude.
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And if it's two seconds, and it costs X, and lifts the business, we'll do that.
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The referee lifts his opponent's hand in the air, proclaiming him the victor by two points.
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BASF - UBS raises to "buy" from "neutral", lifts price target to 87 euros from 75 euros SYMRISE - UBS raises to "buy" from "neutral", lifts price target to 74 euros from 57 euros Dow Jones +0.6 pct, S&P 500 +0.4 pct, Nikkei +0.5 pct, Chinese markets closed.
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Grafe: The tax bill lifts the prohibition against drilling in the Refuge that was there for decades.
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"I'm a big fan of planks for core strength, also leg lifts and knee raises," he says.
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A scammer who lifts the number from one site won't be able to use it anywhere else.
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EditorsNote: Deletes extra word "the" in second graph Danault OT goal lifts Habs over Panthers SUNRISE, Fla.
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And somehow, voice sounds pretty measured, as he lifts himself up from his damn-near shish-kabobbing.
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Apple's also be pushing to be a content creation platform for even heavier lifts like VR production.
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It navigates using 3D cameras and can negotiate lifts and manoeuvre around people wandering down the corridors.
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Parcher lifts my feet and swings them side to side, then props my legs over a bolster.
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Open since May 2014, the cheery establishment lifts your mood with solid cuisine and a warm ambience.
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But in theory, the rising tide of medical science lifts all boats (fingers crossed on that one).
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President Johnson's helicopter lifts off from the White House as he departs for New York on Dec.
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Poiana Brasov in Romania recently spent €220 million expanding its terrain, adding snow-making and upgrading lifts.
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In ballroom, there are only certain dances you can do lifts in so we went full force.
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But what lifts Divekick above mere gimmick is that its simple exterior hides a lot of depth.
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These clouds form when the mesosphere is most humid, as water vapor lifts up from lower altitudes.
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Instead of paying taxes in both places, giving up U.S. citizenship lifts the burden of one country.
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MBAR LIFTS up his trousers and points at the marks where the chains wore his skin away.
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While a rising market lifts all boats, doubters tend to flee riskier stocks in a tumultuous market.
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Well, the phone's motor-powered top lifts up to reveal both the rear and the front camera.
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Other manufacturers are hoping that the old adage, "a rising tide lifts all boats," will prove true.
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A connected conveyer then lifts the garbage into a central tower, where it is sorted for disposal.
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America deserves a president who lifts our cities up, not one who heaps trash talk on them.
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What lifts the androids out of mere servility is memory—the central feature we share with computers.
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Once the company repurchases stock, there are fewer shares outstanding, which, in turn, lifts earnings per share.
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Ramirez's HR lifts Indians over Blue Jays CLEVELAND — The calendar said August, but it felt like October.
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A conveyer system then lifts the debris into a central tower, where it is sorted for disposal.
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It instantly lifts my mood, and I'm brought back to the giddiness and freedom of school recess.
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The 2015 agreement lifts most sanctions against Iran in exchange for limits on its nuke program. 4.
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Why it matters: The budget lifts sequestration caps, increasing discretionary spending by $300 billion over two years.
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There are things to pick up, to put down, switches to flip and lifts to ascend on.
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D'Arnaud blast lifts Mets past Marlins in 16th MIAMI — The Miami Marlins ran out of setup relievers.
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Acting agents Groupe Mercure says the 40-room property has been updated with lifts and a cinema.
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After all, last year's Tax Reform Act was the heaviest of legislative lifts, years in the making.
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Citi expects annual sales of new lifts to grow by around 1% for the next few years.
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EditorsNote: Updates with Xavier's next opponent Bluiett lifts No. 11 Xavier past No. 6 Maryland ORLANDO, Fla.
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Uber's shares are expected to be further pressured on Wednesday, when a restriction on selling stock lifts.
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And then, as the priest lifts his arm to bring down another lash, Christina meets my eye.
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Each year, SNAP reduces hunger and lifts millions of people—3.6 million in 2016—out of poverty.
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EditorsNote: revises last paragraph before notes Revere's hit lifts Angels past A's in 10 innings OAKLAND, Calif.
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Dolezalova bends down and lifts up her skirt, and Slouka splashes water from the temple on her.
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In the process she lifts a curse that's left the Beast's kingdom populated by talking household items.
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A man who takes his lover in all Her melancholy and lifts her up And unto joy.
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Suncor Energy, which advanced 0.9 percent to C$45.775, gave the index one of its biggest lifts.
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He's now pain-free and practices yoga, lifts weights, bikes and cooks without fearing an arthritic attack.
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EditorsNote: corrects hand to left per Nance injury Lillard's game-winner lifts Blazers over Lakers PORTLAND, Ore.
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In the video, the virtual Khabib lifts his hands triumphantly as virtual Bruce Buffer announces his win.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. The green-cloaked shaman lifts his hands to the sky.
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Suzuki's go-ahead hit lifts Marlins past Mets MIAMI — Christian Yelich hasn't been happy with his production.
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The carrier is then assembled from those super lifts — "sort of like a Lego build," Butler said.
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A stronger dollar often lifts European stocks as weakness in the euro makes European companies' exports cheaper.
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Like the sartorial version of sunshine, this color instantly lifts moods — and works great with a tan.
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I don't feel like giving up my heels, and my husband is not about to wear lifts.
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Both Republicans and Democrats have promoted the idea that a rising stock market broadly lifts Americans' fortunes.
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It lifts off the large bones like butter and tastes like coal, smoke, the ocean, and summer.
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Next he lifts his legs to a pike position, so his legs are parallel to the floor.
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For instance, one "deregulatory action" lifts a ban on imports of pitahaya, or dragon fruit, from Ecuador.
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In her Cover Girl ad, Massy Arias — a personal trainer and health coach — runs, crunches and lifts.
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This is human-powered skiing — there are no lifts, and you must hike, snowshoe or, ideally, skin.
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A small man you've never seen before with dozens of fingers lifts you up from your knees.
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What lifts her work beyond this gesture is her mastery of color and inventiveness within her constraints.
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So far, building owners in Washington continue to favor such cosmetic face-lifts over more substantial conversions.
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But the complex lifts and throws that later made pairs skating so athletic were hardly their style.
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It effectively lifts dust with one pass and there's no need to use any water or cleaners.
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Then we'd apply a powder stick, the Remington FaceSaver, that lifts the hair up off the scalp.
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There are two lifts to take, one to the 77th floor, and then another to the 99th.
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"We got lifts from everybody, of course," Virginia coach Tony Bennett said of the second-half balance.
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It also lifts some of the uncertainty that had been clouding companies' decisions to invest in China.
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Our ancient St. Petersburg lifts are slow; they click as they pass each floor, testing our patience.
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The LIBOR could rise further if the Fed lifts its policy rate as widely expected in December.
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The price gouging law will be in place until Governor Roy Cooper lifts the state of emergency.
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I noticed in a rehearsal that there is a section that contains these gliding, almost balletic lifts.
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Format changes could have a big effect on who lifts the M.L.S. Cup in early November. 9.
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Then he walks into the surf, lifts himself onto his board, and paddles out into the ocean.
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There is sound as it lifts off — hitting about 80 decibels — but what's striking is the brevity.
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And it hopes future business opportunities in space will create more work that lifts up more Indians.
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Including the part that lifts a $500,000 cap on health insurance company tax deductions for executive pay.
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Two of the platform lifts in the court's main building are also out of order, Andrade said.
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Here's what else is happening: Autumn in New York: It lifts you up when you're run down.
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Each man has solos, but there's also plenty of same-sex partnering, with lifts and supported turns.
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And the camera lifts you right out of your seat to take you along for the ride.
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"You can use a gallon of milk" as a weight during the dead lifts, Dr. Schmitz suggested.
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Then, at a turning point in the music, he lifts his head, as if hearing something offstage.
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"Vigil" starts with a woman revolving like an astronomical mobile, high above the man who lifts her.
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"I don't want to pretend that there aren't some heavy lifts ahead of us," Mr. Baruah said.
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They regularly watch and study her races on their phones, sometimes while riding ski lifts during training.
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How about anyone but the oppressed and John Oliver lifts a finger to change anything at all?
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The software update also lifts restrictions on Autopilot's Autosteer function, which automatically keeps the car in its lane, pushes the pace up from 80 mph to 90 mph on the highway, and lifts the off-highway speed cap of 35 mph to 5 mph above the speed limit.
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That afterword lifts the curtain a little, offering a few paragraphs about Mr. Desmond's childhood in Winslow, Ariz.
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Couple's ice dancing has a reputation for being a very beautiful sport, with fierce artistry and dazzling lifts.
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Seeing his brother pinned beneath the dresser, Bowdy walks around and lifts it while Brock wiggles out, crying.
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The ad takes no potshots at Clinton, but instead shows Sanders as a leader who lifts the spirit.
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As a long-awaited upswing lifts spirits and spreads confidence, the big question is: what lies behind it?
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Hopefully a rising tide lifts all boats, and I think there is so much Asian talent out there.
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A SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket lifts off from the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida, June 25.
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Currently I'm doing: Goblet squats, squat jumps, straight leg lifts, shoulder press and bicep curls at 40 lbs.
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The second balloon briefly lifts off the ground, only to slam down hard just a few moments later.
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The Tesla will stop at its destination, or earlier if the owner lifts their finger from the screen.
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Squats, pushups, and leg lifts done by 7:33, and then it's time to get ready for work.
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Her telekinesis lifts boxes and hurls them at enemies, though only half the time do they make contact.
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Banks slump as yield curve flattens after Fed lifts rates, signals two more hikes to come this year.
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In the video, Obama lifts weights, jump-ropes and boxes — challenging viewers at home to do the same.
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It doesn't need your key as it clamps your wheels, lifts the entire car and moves it around.
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Her first surgery was a lower body lift, followed by upper body and arm lifts five months later.
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The next day I felt a little bit better, but she said, 'Don't do any of the [lifts].
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The EZ-GO is entered through a massive glass door that lifts from the front of the car.
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Many disease-causing viruses, bacteria and fungi travel from one plant to another by hitching lifts on insects.
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Then, he asked if they could recreate the iconic moment when Rafiki lifts Simaba up into the air.
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Mercer single in 211th lifts Pirates past Cardinals PITTSBURGH — Jordy Mercer's foremost wish was to win the game.
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LANXESS - Helvea Baader Bank raises to "buy" from "hold", lifts price target to 0.23 euros from 74 euros.
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He can't simply pop off because his words have ramifications -- whether that's about foreign policy or face-lifts.
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Components and parts are moved on tugger trains instead of by fork lifts to save time and cost.
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But I had to admit, nothing lifts my heart more than when my husband tells me I'm beautiful.
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JPMorgan and Citigroup last week reported rare lifts in bond trading revenue, marking turnarounds from earlier this year.
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This time out, lifts are limited to 30 pounds, though the boxes in the video weigh around 12.
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Shares of Uber are expected to be under pressure on Wednesday, when a restriction on selling stock lifts.
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While no new mega resorts are opening in the Hamptons this summer, there are plenty of face-lifts.
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Kessel lifts Penguins over Capitals on banner night PITTSBURGH — Same teams, same extremely competitive game, same overtime result.
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Mr Chestnut runs and lifts weights, besides drinking a gallon of water every day to expand his stomach.
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One officer lifts his leg and he falls to the ground with the officers on top of him.
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The company's shares are expected to be under pressure on Wednesday, when a restriction on selling stock lifts.
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The SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket lifts off from Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral on April 8, 2016.
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In October, a Mexican official suggested his country wouldn't sign the new agreement until Trump lifts the duties.
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Trump disrespects minorities, lifts up white nationalists, demeans women & every day finds a way to undermine civil rights.
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All of the volunteers performed three sets of their various lifts four times per week for 12 weeks.
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The salon is home to other futuristic treatments, like the COOlift, which lifts, tones, and hydrates the skin.
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The current one lifts ships 2155 vertical feet up the Niagara escarpment over 259 miles and eight locks.
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No deals can be consummated until Wednesday, when the league lifts its annual moratorium on signings and trades.
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ET. The deal lifts sanctions on Iran in exchange for the Middle Eastern nation curbing its nuclear program.
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The rule lifts unnecessary and outmoded restrictions on cooperation, allowing small businesses to band together to purchase insurance.
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So, before the moonshot lifts off, we hope those advising Vice President Biden will ask three critical questions.
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Backlund's OT tally lifts Flames over Wings CALGARY, Alberta — The Calgary Flames keep finding ways to get wins.
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He lifts a brick and pokes them into the ground, and soon the city is engulfed in forests.
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Financial conditions generally tighten as the central bank lifts borrowing costs but so far they have remained loose.
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He lifts the dough on one end, while holding the other against the cutting board with the other.
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It is only just that the same social code that lifts him up eventually chops him back down.
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On April 12, the Trump administration, as well as every state and locality, lifts the social distancing guidelines.
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The alternate gig that lifts you out of your process also supplies fodder for when that process resumes.
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Its new 10-year, $150-million plan aims to raise its profile by modernizing all of its lifts.
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One of his fellow male witches then magically lifts her incredibly short skirt, revealing that Riggins is correct.
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It is shock therapy which finally lifts the bell jar and enables Esther to breathe freely once again.
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It was to celebrate the launch of Facebook's redesign, one of the social network's biggest face-lifts ever.
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Senate Bill 1421 lifts longstanding protections on police personnel files in cases involving misconduct and use of force.
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Mr. Garcia worked hard in the service of his passions, but a little serendipity always lifts one's narrative.
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Another incisive ball finds him near the spot, wide open, but he lifts his shot over the bar.
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Eventually, though, he lifts her forearm to the rim of the tub and plays it like a piano.
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What's left fits into a single bag, but when she lifts this onto her shoulder it frightens her.
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This includes access to lifts at all four mountains and a discount on food at the mountain lodges.
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And when someone in the VISION AVTR lifts their hand, the menu options are projected onto their palms.
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Whether Tottenham lifts the trophy this time still depends on Chelsea dropping points in the five games remaining.
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In some cases, they&aposre going under the knife for eye and neck lifts, according to The Post.
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In some cases, they&aposre going under the knife for eye and neck lifts, according to the Post.
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Our catered lunch today is sandwiches and salad from my favorite place, so that lifts my spirits, too.
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The Wolfpack now own a 17-9 record on the season, and Wednesday night's win lifts them above .
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John Glover lifts Michael Tucker's otherwise convoluted and crowded dramedy of baby boomers contemplating life on a commune.
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The Federal Reserve makes headlines from New York to Hong Kong anytime it lifts its benchmark interest rate.
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This creates an air bubble that lifts the ship into the air and drops it, breaking the hull.
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Maybin's pinch single lifts Angels over Orioles BALTIMORE — The Los Angeles Angels are peaking at the right time.
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DIALOG SEMICONDUCTOR - JP Morgan raises to "overweight" from "underweight", lifts target price to 52 euros from 30 euros.
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His hand grips her shoulder a little too tightly as he lifts the remote and starts the video.
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Christopher Wiley, the Cambridge Analytica whistleblower, lifts the lid on his time at the now-infamous political consultancy.
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The judge lifts the consent decree only after the department has restructured its practices and ended its abuses.
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As they aim at the crowd, a security guard across the way lifts his own weapon and fires.
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American generosity saves lives, spurs economic growth, creates jobs, makes us safer and lifts millions out of poverty.
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And a bracing dressing spiked with sweet-tart pomegranate molasses lifts all of the elements, bringing them together.
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"If she lifts her level on a daily basis that much, she's going to improve incredibly," he said.
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Their resilience, buoyed by a powerful father-son bond, lifts the film from the dirge of ceaseless trauma.
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Plattekill Mountain, a family-owned ski resort in Roxbury, N.Y., has 2532 runs and two rustic chair lifts.
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Example: Isabella Picillo, 17, Oceanside High School: "The Scarlet Letter" and "Judge Partially Lifts Trump Administration Ban on Refugees" (Read the full student essay.) I stumble upon a New York Times article, "Judge Partially Lifts Trump Administration Ban on Refugees," that makes me wonder if Hawthorne, the literary genius, is wrong.
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GOP draws the line at mocking face-lifts GOP draws the line at mocking face-lifts With his Thursday tweet bashing "Morning Joe" hosts Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough, Donald Trump achieved what none of his tweets have done before: He alienated Republican legislators enough for them to publicly rebuke him.
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As Patrick Swayze's character in Dirty Dancing once said, the best place to practice lifts is in the water.
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A few tall buildings, including the 828-metre Burj Khalifa in Dubai, the world's tallest, already have such lifts.
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Officials claim this lifts annual GDP by 2% while saving a mound of paperwork and creating opportunities for business.
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Something about ice skating's romantic music, intimate choreography, tight costumes, and Kamasutra-esque lifts makes the sport surprisingly sexy.
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Tap and hold on an image or a block of selected text and it lifts up ready for repositioning.
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Luckily, there's one bright spot that lifts us right out of the misery of adulting, and that's weekend brunch.
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As you gain speed, the hydrofoil lifts the board up into the air, and it's the dopest shit ever.
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In short, experts said, hyperloop could create a rising tide that lifts all boats if it's available to everyone.
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Plan B: SmartYacht A prepaid card gets fat cats lifts within 125 miles of Manhattan with two days' notice.
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That means the winner and friends get the entire mountain — with 40 runs and five lifts — all to themselves.
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Ted Cruz lifts the Bible high into the air and then lies like a dog-over and over again!
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He looks back toward his flip-flops, lifts a napkin, and pretends to wipe the crumbs from his mouth.
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So much so that these factors alone could create the wave that lifts him into another term in office.
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Wind River lifts these statistics off the page and animates them into an awful, striking, and completely unforgettable existence.
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Signpost claims that its tools have led to a 34% rise in and revenue lifts of 14%, on average.
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But as the smog lifts, Churchill is able to manipulate the media in his favor, and she gives up.
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Last week, Refaeli shared another workout video on Instagram, again doing leg lifts while balancing on a Bosu ball.
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If so, the prospects for the kind of foreign investment that lifts productivity will start to look even gloomier.
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As a purveyor of steel, submarines, robots, lifts and much else besides, thyssenkrupp is as unwieldy as they come.
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The galloping rhythm of the bells is determined by her movement, a combination of toe lifts and shuffling steps.
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It's freezing outside, but the sun is warm and the vitamin D lifts my mood and helps my headache!
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Sylvère lifts up his head, greets us groggily and drags himself to the kitchen sofa, designed for this purpose.
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The two share a hug, before the NFL star lifts the boy up and the duo poses for photos.
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At worst — and this is much worse — it lifts the nearly translucent veil off of Taylor's "good girl" persona.
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DEUTSCHE PFANDBRIEFBANK - Citigroup lifts the stock to "buy" from "neutral", cuts target price to 11.5 from 11.75 euros PROSIEBENSAT.
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Increasing food security not only lifts the shadow of hunger from hundreds of millions of our fellow human beings.
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He often lifts ideas from classical portraiture or renaissance art, but equally from personal experience, and sometimes The Simpsons.
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"I love being part of something that means so much to me and my mom, and lifts people up."
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On December 26th and January 1st, as the fog of cheese, chocolate oranges and champagne lifts, remorse creeps in.
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Specifically, she was intrigued by two of the lifts in the workout: the snatch and the clean and jerk.
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Berglund's hat trick lifts Blues over Canadiens MONTREAL — The saying goes that good things come to those who wait.
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He added that locations in Australia and the U.K. that incorporated the new technology saw lifts in their sales.
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This "is the last man standing" says an observer, asking what makers of lifts and submarines have in common.
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The bill offers little relief for many bigger lenders but lifts a significant burden for smaller banks and custodians.
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He then lifts himself onto the back of a passing motorbike and hooks his folded chair on the back.
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THAT SPECIES might spread overseas by hitching lifts on floating vegetation is an idea going back to Charles Darwin.
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We unpack and unwind on the couch a little bit, and then get intimate, which lifts my spirits greatly.
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The gravitational pull of sun and moon slightly lifts and lowers the earth's crust, stretching and compressing crustal rocks.
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Iran says it cannot negotiate unless the United States accepts the agreement it already signed and lifts the sanctions.
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While seated on a table during a recent physical therapy session, he grunts and winces as he lifts himself.
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This becomes especially important but increasingly difficult as the impact of the disease lifts and the patient feels better.
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One hand balances the basket of geese on her head, the other lifts her long skirt above her knee.
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Plus, fewer evictions inevitably lifts a tremendous cost to the city from homeless shelters, emergency rooms, and law enforcement.
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"They create a magnetic force that lifts the train 10 cm off the ground while it moves," Kajiwara added.
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The Xi'an case is the latest in a number of highly-publicized accidents — some fatal — involving lifts and escalators.
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When she finally confides in a teacher, a weight lifts — until she realizes her school has alerted law enforcement.
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He tases the dead rat, lifts it from the string, and tases it again once it's in the trash.
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Then, Bender—who's 3-for-25 from deep this season—lifts him in the air with a pump fake.
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AMC is in discussions to expand to Saudi Arabia as the kingdom lifts a 35-year ban on cinemas.
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The spacecraft a rocket lifts to orbit is typically made up of two parts: The bus and the payload.
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Anami then lifts these objects, which include cookware, a coconut, or even a full surfboard, using her vaginal muscles.
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We will remain a vibrant force that lifts up all working people, whether they belong to unions or not.
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"Sabar Traditionnel/Sabar Urbain" focused on the Senegalese form of sabar, with its high-knee lifts and springing jumps.
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Subramanian, in a presentation earlier this month, said companies may look to use the benefit for short-term lifts.
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The skyscrapers that shape many of the world's most recognisable cityscapes would not exist without fast and safe lifts.
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Lifts are a "great business", explains Klas Bergelind of Citi, another bank, because half of all revenues are recurring.
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Iran refuses to hold any talks with its longtime foe the United States unless Washington lifts sanctions on Tehran.
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Hydraulic arms and lifts tilt, raise, and pivot the Taycan into place so employees can easily access their workspace.
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In January, ride-hailing applications Uber and Careem said they were recruiting female drivers for when the ban lifts.
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"Now we are, of course, hoping that the United States lifts all trade restrictions on Iran," Mr. Daneshmand said.
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Capitalism lifts standards of living — but regulated capitalism keeps us well enough to enjoy a higher standard of living.
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Smith's homer lifts Orioles to win over Rangers BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Orioles are desperately trying to salvage their season.
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The company now ranks as the world's second-biggest maker of lifts and elevators behind United Technologies' Otis unit.
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"It's a good week," he said, no doubt a great week if he lifts the Claret Jug on Sunday.
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And for most, that means grueling days filled with split lifts, thigh stands, and pike baskets, among other stunts.
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Then, Bender—who's 219-for-11.9 from deep this season—lifts him in the air with a pump fake.
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When she lifts Charlie's jeans from the floor, a heroin kit — needle with syringe included — fall from his pocket.
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Breast augmentations went up by 89% in that same time frame, while butt lifts rose by a whopping 252%.
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I secured insurance, purchased materials, and arranged for equipment, including the lifts that were on-site for two weeks.
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Matsubara lifts up the now nuclear-hot charcoal blocks before inspecting them, placing them back down, and fanning them.
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The classic Cage maniac face, the one where he lifts his eyelids up real high and grins, happens twice.
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" After completing their three lifts, Hernandez and Yang returned to the altar to exchange rings and say "I do.
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To be determined: whether this distancing lifts the films' prospects, though doing nothing would probably have hurt them more.
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And in retrospect, he found it strange that art handlers there were allowed to drive lifts without formal training.
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She returned to the exercise regimen she had been doing for years, mostly leg lifts, stretches and self-massages.
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Lisbon is not the most wheelchair-friendly place, but more and more buildings have ramps, lifts and adapted toilets.
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The lifts were activated by turning what appeared to be an ordinary garden hose valve in the yard outside.
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What is it about the industrious little souls leaping delicately about my tray feeder that so lifts the spirit?
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The compromise bill lifts the rule for all substance use disorders for residential treatment lasting up to 30 days.
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If you look carefully you'll see that their movements raise a breeze that lifts the hems of their gowns.
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The dog lifts its head up and — here's where things take a turn —Bloomberg proceeds to shake its snout.
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It's sloshed into the pan until the fizz burns off, leaving a sunny concentrate that lifts the shrimp's sweetness.
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An African American man lifts a coffee cup to his lips, his white counterpart eats a slice of bread.
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SNAP is a highly effective program that lifts millions of people out of poverty and food insecurity each year.
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It lifts spending on defense and the border wall, and extends individual tax cuts set to expire in 2025.
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" He concluded by calling for "a worldwide fellowship that lifts neighborly concern beyond one's tribe, race, class and nation.
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It's rare anywhere, and it lifts this restaurant above fashion, to a plateau that it occupies all by itself.
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A fighter in the middle lifts a handgun and shoots the prisoner in front of him in the head.
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As more and more garages receive face-lifts, those buyers have come to expect a certain level of polish.
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Chapman homer lifts A's over Mets NEW YORK — The Oakland Athletics lost two games this weekend in New York.
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At 5'9, the Beat Shazam host would have to be rocking some serious lifts to be the regal Leopard.
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There's a free shuttle to the nearby family ski station, with 523 slopes (green to black) and 17 lifts.
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The only resort that was operating some lifts seemed to be Heavenly on the Nevada side of the resort.
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My heart still lifts when I see language that recalls the covers of my mother's textbooks: Basic basic , Fortran.
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And while he still lifts weights, he has cut back because he didn't think the extra lifting was necessary.
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It's a display wall of shoes with three elevator lifts serviced from a mezzanine level over the sale floor.
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So once China lifts the restrictions, many experts fear the number of infections there will begin to rise again.
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In the second, the idiom is ballet — more expansive, and with many more lifts than in most Balanchine ballets.
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Then there are the more daring — typically younger — provocateurs, who incorporate demanding tricks and lifts frowned upon by traditionalists.
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"It lifts a cloud that was over the White House for the entire time he was there," Christie said.
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For every 25 basis points the Fed lifts rates, Citi should generate another $80 million of revenue, Gerspach said.
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INFINEON - 0.20 eur/shr dividend proposed EX-DIVIDEND BERTRANDT - dividend 2.45 eur/shr HANNOVER RE - Deutsche Bank lifts the stock to "hold" from "sell", raises price target to 92 euros from 77 euros MTU AERO ENGINES - HSBC raises to "buy" from "hold" NORMA GROUP - Exane BNP Paribas raises to "outperform" from "neutral", lifts target price to 54 euros from 13 euros SALZGITTER - Jefferies raises to "hold", lifts price target to 22 euros Dow Jones +1.6 pct, S&P 500 +1.7 pct, Nasdaq +2.2 pct at close.
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One idea is to abandon decades of safety dogma and encourage residents of tall towers to evacuate by the lifts.
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One advantage of such lifts is that they can be programmed to give priority to the floors nearest the fire.
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The pickup in steel demand is largely seasonal, according to traders and analysts, as warmer weather typically lifts construction activity.
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Mohamed gently lifts his little girl from the bed and carries her down the hall, his wife just behind him.
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"The Nvidia umbrella lifts the whole space, especially these left-behind, almost forlorn and relatively cheap chip stocks," Cramer said.
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A right-handed hitter, he lifts his left knee, rocks his hands back with his left shoulder, and lets loose.
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"It is fundamental that Australia lifts its effort to make a far greater contribution to this global crisis," he said.
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The robots talk: "Welcome to Tesla," an R2D2-looking bot that lifts up pallets of battery cells said to me.
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Here's how it works: An aircraft lifts an APSARA glider into the air and transports it to a planned location.
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THERE'S STILL LEGAL AND REGULATORY PRESSURE ON BANKS, AND BANK STOCKS MAY NOT DO GREAT, UNTIL THAT LIFTS OVER TIME.
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Then, the arm lifts up the food and holds it near the person's mouth for them to bite it off.
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She found a certified coach to teach her the lifts, and signed up for a local competition just for kicks.
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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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INCREDIBLE: Youth football team lifts crashed car to rescue trapped woman after spotting crash on the side of the road.
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She cheats on a maths test, shop lifts and pretends to live in the big, blue house of her dreams.
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Bank of Nova Scotia was one of the biggest lifts on the index, edging up 0.4 percent to C$81.03.
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The initiative lifts the wage floor from $9.47 to $13.50 by 2020 and mandates that employers offer paid sick leave.
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STRATEC BIOMEDICAL - HSBC raises the stock to "buy" from "hold", lifts its target price to 50 euros US markets closed.
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Gonzalez homer lifts Astros past Indians CLEVELAND — One bad pitch, one good swing, one great night for the Houston Astros.
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Lash lifts and lash services in general are a lot easier to mess up than they are to get right.
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