As the dinner goes on, he loosens up, but only a little.
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Outside the context of a real game, the whole squad loosens up.
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But as it loosens up in some areas, it is also cracking down on dissent.
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And it will be worse when the economy slows down and the labor market loosens up.
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Ray loosens up, too, once he's encouraged to shotgun a can of beer with Jeremiah and Josh.
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"I kind of wait until it loosens up a little and then I sneak in," he said.
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Though the leather initially feels a little stiff, it loosens up and gets softer as you wear it.
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Occasionally, King Arthur loosens up a bit and starts to veer into "D&D manual on steroids" mode.
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This cooks just the top layer of flesh, but loosens up the oil in the flesh, making it extra buttery.
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"It was kind of tight and usually it loosens up, and today I just felt a twinge there," Harrell said.
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What helps here is that frog swallowing involves retracting its eyeballs — so violently that it loosens up the saliva again.
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The top of the shoe will likely feel tight at points, but over time, I've found that it loosens up.
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It also loosens up requirements for banks wanting to operate in China and imposes anti-counterfeiting measures that, if broken, would lead to penalties.
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And our hero loosens up enough to tear open his shirt, center-stage, and, in the second act, to finally share a kiss with Sylvia.
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And if Chen gets a good night's sleep, tightens up his boots and loosens up his nerves, he just might attempt six quads on Saturday.
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Once the actual game starts, the tutorial loosens up, letting you play multiple scenes at a time before hitting you with new rules to factor in.
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What starts as a stilted three-way conversation, with especially tense banter between a Republican, Democrat, and an Independent, quickly loosens up after a smoke session.
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Foam rolling loosens up the soft tissue surrounding the muscles, which can relieve pain, prevent injury, and help you recover more quickly after an intense workout.
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But after that, Fleischer loosens up and unfurls Venom's true nature: a twisted rom-com between Brock and the rude Symbiote that's attached itself to him.
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After a few minutes of me working to convince Gass that MUNCHIES is a legitimate food news channel, he loosens up a bit and explains his anxiety.
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Anchored in the daytime by a coffee shop and cafe, San Remo loosens up at night, sharing Petrosino Square in NoLIta with La Esquina, Cafe Select and Southside.
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The actors' chemistry is what makes their onscreen friendship worth watching: Ms. Glazer plays an outgoing, pot-smoking slacker whose exuberance loosens up the uptight and timid Ms. Jacobson.
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What he's feeling now, as the sidewalk temperature rises and the city loosens up, is that it's satisfying to start off a meal with a puffy, steaming slab of bread.
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But when he loosens up he's enlightening — and entertaining — on the procedures of this shadowy agency, feared by many, admired by those who work for the I.A.B. Enough about the cops.
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And when he gets to the chapter titled "Editors & Publisher," exactly one-third of the way through the book, he warms up and loosens up, and makes you hope he won't stop.
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Because I use it while my hair is still damp, it does dry with a slight initial stiffness, but once I run my fingers through my hair, it loosens up right away.
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Over their last few games, Smith can be seen sprinting to set ball screens for LeBron James, providing the type of effort that loosens up Cleveland's offense and makes attacking mismatches so much easier.
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When people are in a good mood, she said, "cognition kind of loosens up, helping us to make connections between things that are normally not associated" — the key to coming up with good ideas.
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In the process, romance blossoms (or doesn't) among some of the employees; Ms. McKinnon's character, a no-fun human-resources officer, loosens up; and an appalling new use is found for a 3-D printer.
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Pat Connaughton loosens up from a close distance for a while, then throws 120 feet on a line and then moves in to 60 feet, firing 90-mile-per-hour lasers that slice through the air.
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However, she doesn't like that it gets too loud for her to massage her neck while watching TV.The reviewer at T3 recommends this massage gun because it loosens up his stiff back in a matter of seconds.
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Roy initially underlines the sentiment with solemn, tense synth work, but through its lively percussion and claps, the record loosens up into something lighter and brighter as if to offer some semblance of optimism for the future.
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It will be interesting to see if this adaptation loosens up a bit and enjoys the witty spirit of Clare's writing as it delves into all those supernatural details over the course of its 13-episode run.
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It also potentially removes a major barrier that required the sale of their technology for access, loosens up requirements for banks wanting to operate there and imposes anti-counterfeiting measures that, if broken, would lead to penalties.
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A MINUS Swet Shop Boys: Sufi La (Customs) Starting with the consciously rowdy joking around on his 16 of the album- and we hope show-opening "Anthem," this EP's slapstick vibe loosens up meaning and matures Riz's rapping.
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I've stashed Jeremy Langford in a few leagues, not with the idea of using him anytime soon (even if he's active for Week 8) but rather just to see how the Bears backfield develops when their schedule loosens up.
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The Sarah Silverman lookalike loosens up on her fifth drink or so and starts crankily judging her competition out loud as all the other "young ladies" (Ben's words) sit agape, thrilled that someone else will be the night's biggest embarrassment.
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This is made possible by a 2013 Colorado law that loosens up the use-it-or-lose-it rule by allowing a water user enrolled in an approved conservation program to forego some water use without losing any water rights.
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The Thunder's spacing is terrible, but besides crashing the glass as often as they can and making open shots when they appear (surprise: no team has been worse on wide-open threes), perhaps feeding whoever the defense chooses to ignore until the floor loosens up a little bit isn't the dumbest idea.
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Credit must also go to Swift, who loosens up her everybody's-best-friend image and displays an admirable and hilarious willingness to come across as a sarcastic, jaded weirdo/business maven: There's a lot more where that came from, including a bizarrely long tangent about how much her friends love the hand sanitizer she always carries with her.
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Danny is a safe haven for people who don't fit in — a description that fits self-loathing Larry to a T. Cajoled into taking the stage, Larry gradually loosens up until he's belting out Kelly Clarkson's thematically appropriate "People Like Us" alongside drag queen Maura Lee Karupt (Alan Mingo Jr.) The bandages smothering him magically disappear, restoring his body to its pre-horrifically burned state, and the club fills with confetti as feathered dancers join the uplifting number.
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Marty Katz, "Going Local, the Baltimore Museum Loosens Up," New York Times (February 9, 2000): E2.
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Solo Syndication Limited, 2004.Tanner Krolle Loosens Up. Women's Wear Daily. 22 October 2003. In the early 1920s business slowed.
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The band never loosens up and explores the > riff because the solo was taken out.Gilbert, Jeff. "Primecuts: Kim Thayil". > Guitar School.
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"WMAQ adds personality to drive-time news format", Chicago Sun-Times. February 4, 1998. p. 51.Feder, Robert. "WMAQ-AM loosens up afternoon programs", Chicago Sun-Times.
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Greenwich, Conn.: May 6, 2007. pg. B.5Greenwich Choral Society Presenting musical diversity. Greenwich Time. Greenwich, Conn. Apr 25, 2007. pg. A.13 He has given lecture/recitals at The Gina Bachauer International Piano Foundation Fresno Bee - Sep 7, 1986Bachauer loosens up and throws a party. Salt Lake City Tribune.
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The playwrights of commedia erudita invented a completely new comedic character. His job is to come out at the beginning and give the audience the prologue. While he gives the prologue he is also supposed to go around and be friendly to the audience members. He loosens up the crown and gives them valuable information at the same time.
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Louisa conceals knowing about Will and Camilla's agreement. However, she tells Treena, and together they devise ways that will help convince Will to abandon his death wish. Over the next few weeks, Will loosens up and Louisa begins taking him on outings and the two grow closer. Through their frequent talks, Louisa learns that Will has travelled extensively; his favourite place is a café in Paris.
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Kate gets sick and tired of how Nilson walks all over Jeremy while also sleeping around with any man she comes across. So Kate asks Jer out on a date. Jeremy doesn't know what to make of it, especially since Nils tells him that Kate is only going out with him out of pity. Jeremy awkwardly stumbles about but loosens up after a few drinks.
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Next in line to face a particular challenge. In baseball, a batter emerges from the dugout and loosens up "on-deck" just before his turn to face the pitcher. OED mentions usage of "on deck" first in 1867 in the context of baseball ("on deck fig. [orig. U.S.]: at hand; ready for action; alive; in Baseball, next at the bat, with the right or privilege of batting next".)OED > headline: "Barletta, 0-2, back on deck" – Roderick Random, Scranton Times, > 30 May 2009.
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While attempting to figure out the killer's motives and pattern, Stone and Durkin begin to bond as Durkin loosens up and starts to understand Stone. Durkin hypothesizes that the killer is taunting Stone personally, following him and then killing someone at each location. The killer then attacks a woman in Stone's apartment building, afterwards kidnapping Michelle while the two detectives are downstairs. They track the killer deep into the flooded tunnels of the London Underground subway system and discover the truth: the killer is not human.
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Moe attempts to send a message to General Muster for help via carrier pigeon, but the pigeon returns to Pete, who reads the incriminating message aloud. The Stooges are forced to escape for their lives, jumping on a covered wagon filled with household equipment — and a monkey. The trio toss pots and pans from the wagon onto the ground, which the hoofs of the rustlers' horses catch them. The wagon loosens up from the horse team, and goes down in its own power until it stops.
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Yuki is the medical officer aboard Big One, and is actually a type of robot called a Sexaroid. In the beginning of Season One she firmly believes her role is to be the medical officer and that because she isn't human she can't love or be involved in anything that doesn't have to do with duty. As the season progresses, however, she realizes that human is not a state of matter but a state of mind and she loosens up and enjoys life more. It is said by her that she secretly loves Manabu.
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Sid Smith of the BBC wrote of the song, "U2's palette broadens on 'Red Light' with backing vocals from Kid Creole's Coconuts no less, and some equally superfluous trumpet – the latter making a tokenistic jazz noise atop the impervious surface of the band's default setting, that only loosens up enough to work effectively by the time the track is fading-out." Sputnikmusic contributor, John Cruz, felt the song indicated a change of tone on the album, saying: "The album's mood becomes looser, with Bono chasing hopeless love in Red Light".
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While working late at night in his office, Tracy enters with Grizz (Grizz Chapman) and Dot Com (Kevin Brown) and a couple of other people, which turns into a party. Pete is still working, while Tracy's entourage enjoy themselves. Tracy encourages Pete to loosen up, and asks one of the women, Vicki (April Lee Hernández), to look after him. Pete finally loosens up and begins to give in to Vicki's temptations, but NBC page Kenneth Parcell (Jack McBrayer) sets him straight, telling him to recall the day that he got married.
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Diagnosis of CPD may be made when there is failure to progress, but not all cases of prolonged labour are the result of CPD. Use of ultrasound to measure the size of the fetus in the womb is controversial, as these methods are often inaccurate and may lead to unnecessary caesarian section; a trial of labour is often recommended even if size of the fetus is estimated to be large. Theoretically, pelvimetry may identify cephalo-pelvic disproportion. However, a woman's pelvis loosens up before birth (with the help of hormones).
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The player takes control of Vibri, the simple, vector-shaped rabbit from the game's predecessor Vib-Ribbon. The game puts the player on top of various photographs, using each one as a trampoline. Jumping on a photograph loosens up 2D items called "Peta Characters," which Vibri must collect before a time limit expires. An icon on the left side of the screen gives the player a hint as to what part of the photograph to jump on to find the item; the icon's color, shape, and size corresponds to a certain combination of the three on the photograph.
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Suffering from a bipolar disorder and bouts of paranoia, timid Henry hires a bodyguard, Shuff Sheridan, to travel with him to Romania in order to track down Alina. As Sheridan loosens up along the way, he begins to engineer violent episodes as the men travel from Belfast to London, and from Bucharest to Iaşi. Hard drinking Sheridan picks violent fights with random strangers while consistently consoling a panic stricken Henry by telling him that he is his Protector. Meanwhile, Alina meets her customer, Gadaka, in the flesh and he takes her to an apartment he has hired in the city of Iaşi.
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Theoretically, pelvimetry may identify cephalo-pelvic disproportion, which is when the capacity of the pelvis is inadequate to allow the fetus to negotiate the birth canal. However, a woman's pelvis loosens up before birth (with the help of hormones). A Cochrane review in 2017 found that there was too little evidence to show whether pelvimetry is beneficial and safe when the baby is in cephalic presentation. A review in 2003 came to the conclusion that pelvimetry does not change the management of pregnant women, and recommended that all women should be allowed a trial of labor regardless of pelvimetry results.
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She passes several people fleeing from the Old Man, including a woman pushing a carriage with her triplets—who look suspiciously like the Old Man of the Mountain. When Betty gets to the top of the mountain, the Old Man of the Mountain emerges from behind a rock. Over twice as tall as Betty, the Old Man backs the girl into his cave and, as Betty fights off his advances, begins to sing with her a duet of "You Gotta Ho-De-Ho (To Get Along with Me)" (Robinson-Hill (Brown)). Betty loosens up and joins in, and the two begin to flirt with each other.
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SuperS movie. When she reincarnates, she becomes more friendly, but is still not very emotional, although there are moments in the manga where she expresses much more emotion than the anime (she loosens up enough that she brings alcohol to a minor's birthday party). She later cares for Hotaru along with Michiru and Haruka; this happens at the end of the Infinity arc in the manga, but not until the fifth and final arc in the anime (which was shorter than the previous four arcs). She does not seem to have any non-Guardian contacts in the anime, which is in sharp contrast both to the other Guardians in that continuity and the manga and Crystal.
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In a more mixed review, Jim Farber from the New York Daily News writes that Grande's "sexed-up" vocals and range are shown off but the "constant jerking back and forth between styles interrupts any sense of flow." Caroline Sullivan from The Guardian praises Grande's vocals but feels that the songs are indistinct and have a "facelessness" to them. Annie Zaleski writes for The A.V. Club how it "is so well-constructed and designed to succeed, it rarely loosens up enough to let any depth of character (or real surprises) surface", yet it "further establishes Grande as a consummate performer and vocal interpreter." Kitty Empire from The Observer notes that Grande's vocal ability is showcased but that the songs lack personality.
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After some initial business attracted by his name on the marquee, film is fated for pay- cable use." Film Four's review stated: "Sold on the proven teamwork of director Rafelson and actor Nicholson -- who had previously worked together on Five Easy Pieces, The King of Marvin Gardens and The Postman Always Rings Twice -- this romantic comedy proved to be one of their least inspired collaborations. Nicholson plays a grouchy dog-trainer who slowly loosens up in the presence of romantically challenged opera singer Barkin, who needs to get some canine security after a series of death threats. Obviously intended to be a bright and breezy romantic-comedy thriller, it ends up a mangy old mutt of a movie thanks to a charmless script and disastrous casting decisions.
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As well as being a publishing phenomenon, the Boom introduced a series of novel aesthetic and stylistic features to world literature. In general—and considering there are many countries and hundreds of important authors—at the start of the period, Realism prevails, with novels tinged by an existentialist pessimism, with well-rounded characters lamenting their destinies, and a straightforward narrative line. In the 1960s, language loosens up, gets hip, pop, streetwise, characters are much more complex, and the chronology becomes intricate, making of the reader an active participant in the deciphering of the text. Late in the period the political adventure goes sour, while the linguistic sophistication reaches a new height, and novelists turn more to a reflection on their own writing, a fiction on fiction or metafiction, while characters and story lines show the corrosive power of a postmodern society, where all is equally available and insignificant.
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