Well, here's one that made the rounds on draft day.
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It's not the first time cupping has made the rounds.
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Alas, this made the rounds on the web only recently.
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Just last week, some alarming headlines made the rounds online.
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Last week, a hilariously creepy script made the rounds online.
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That picture made the rounds on plenty of news sites.
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Ordinarily, a photo like this wouldn't have made the rounds.
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Giuliani, meanwhile, faithfully made the rounds on television defending Trump.
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She made the rounds on the German TV interview circuit.
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Video of the moment quickly made the rounds on social media.
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Each time the story made the rounds, it earned an Oscar.
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The next day, the Voices in Entertainment email made the rounds.
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Video clips mocking her past coughing fits made the rounds online.
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Manfred espoused a few other things as he made the rounds.
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A documentary called Glut made the rounds a few years ago.
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On a recent night, a skateboarder could have made the rounds.
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It opens with a sketch that made the rounds earlier Thursday.
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The conservative pundit Candace Owens, a West favorite, made the rounds.
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Then I saw the meme that made the rounds on Monday.
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More than one Donald Trump recently made the rounds in Florida.
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There was a photograph that had made the rounds during the storm.
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Sides of asparagus and spinach rockefeller and Brabant potatoes made the rounds.
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This guy made the rounds on floor, posing with various Republicans. pic.twitter.
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Doctors and a physician assistant had made the rounds earlier that day.
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As intense pictures from the violence made the rounds, this image stood alone.
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Video of Clinton Sunday being dragged into a car made the rounds online.
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Last fall a video of Bing dancing to "Hotline Bling" made the rounds.
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Miller made the rounds to speak one-on-one with his group's members.
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Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former New York City mayor, also made the rounds.
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He made the rounds again the next day in Fort Dodge and Ames.
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Her joke came after the scene made the rounds once again on Twitter.
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Gates previously made the rounds on Reddit for a less successful attempt last month.
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She thinks about a photo that made the rounds on social media in March.
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No, not in politics but in other news that made the rounds this week.
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In early October, Moore made the rounds in Washington, meeting with lawmakers including Sen.
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A prescient passage from a forgotten book made the rounds after Donald Trump's election.
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The juvenilia-fueled song made the rounds and even got back to his grandma.
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Take, for example, the "pizza cake" that made the rounds on the internet this week.
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Perhaps the most fun, or silly, application of the technology recently made the rounds online.
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Predictably, the story quickly made the rounds and got picked up by several media outlets.
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That was until images of Christie hugging Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones made the rounds.
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As scary-sounding reports about ingredients made the rounds over the years, consumers demanded answers.
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After graduation, she made the rounds of Midwestern dinner theaters, children's theaters and the like.
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This season Oprah Winfrey, Jake Tapper, Michael Bloomberg and Tim Cook have made the rounds.
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The post, which Simonsohn distributed to his email list of hundreds, quickly made the rounds.
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It made the rounds of each building on our campus before arriving at my office.
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A quirky tidbit about the creation of the song and album immediately made the rounds.
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Meanwhile, English made the rounds in Congress, meeting with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer; Sen.
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Yields began to move higher after that indicator's update made the rounds on Wall Street.
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There&aposs an illustration that has made the rounds online for the last few years.
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The crib -- listed by Brandon Assanti of Rodeo Realty -- has made the rounds in show biz.
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His lawyer Rudy Giuliani made the rounds on Monday morning talk shows with the same claim.
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A speech from concert promoter Michael Cohl made the rounds after its publication in August 2015.
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That much was certainly clear as Mr. Becerra made the rounds in his district last week.
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Joaquin Phoenix has been speaking his mind as he's made the rounds on the awards circuit.
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He's also made the rounds at various local Democratic events, making stops in key early states.
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This stark datapoint made the rounds on social media after CBO scored the bill in March.
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A video made the rounds online this week, purporting to show Mr. Biden making racist remarks.
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This week, a photograph of Mark Zuckerberg and his wife made the rounds on the internet.
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I think my favorite example was the facial-recognition sunglasses that made the rounds last year.
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Let's crunch the numbers on a few possible options that have made the rounds in Washington: 210.
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Celebrity endorsements running from Lin-Manuel Miranda to Mark Hamill to Guillermo Del Toro made the rounds.
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But whispers of what it contains have made the rounds across Capitol Hill over the past week.
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Since last week, Johnson has made the rounds touting his newly minted alliance with former Massachusetts Gov.
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What's more, this isn't the first time Bannon's whiteboard goals have made the rounds on the internet.
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Over the past few years, dozens of unique, and sometimes bizarre, methods have made the rounds online.
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I think that article made the rounds internally to kind of keep us aware of our mission.
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At the same party, Olympians Simone Biles, Aly Raisman and Madison Kocian made the rounds looking starstruck.
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Photos of the quiet but powerful protest made the rounds on social media alongside the hashtag #FightBackTX.
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One photo that made the rounds on 4chan was of 24-year-old Massachusetts resident Marcel Fontaine.
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Responses from other Fox News hosts and pundits quickly followed after Lemon's comments made the rounds online.
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There are at least a half-dozen alternative plans that have made the rounds in recent years.
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The phrase "functionally extinct" made the rounds in news articles and on social media over the weekend.
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Andrus and Risch both made the rounds on television making their case on the education funding fight.
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Parker's dad Darrell Williams put the note on his Facebook page, where it quickly made the rounds.
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Steve Scalise of Louisiana, the number two House Republican, made the rounds on the Sunday news shows.
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Once again, an actress' personal photos never intended for public consumption have made the rounds on Reddit.
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There were rallies both for and against Peterson in Toronto; he made the rounds on Canadian television.
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Christina made the rounds in WeHo Wednesday night, hitting up at least 3 places with her entourage.
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After the OG tweet (above) made the rounds on social media, the sentiment quickly created a domino effect.
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After Chianese's story made the rounds on social media, parents responded by cutting open their children's beloved giraffes.
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That's what the "majors be like" meme, which made the rounds on Twitter this week, is all about.
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The campaign received some blowback after the clip made the rounds on social media from supporters of Sanders.
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As he made the rounds of his new studio, he laid eyes on an embryonic title called Prototype.
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Reports of Pippa's pregnancy first made the rounds in April, before the news was confirmed in early June.
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First off, I made the rounds of Paris by bicycle researching clues that would help start my investigation.
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"A beer every day could keep the doctor away," chirped one headline that made the rounds this week.
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If the Access Hollywood tape hadn't made the rounds, would we still be paying attention to Billy Bush?
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He also made the rounds on morning news programs and penned a Washington Post op-ed condemning Trump.
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Images of the Trumps, Obamas, Clintons and Carters staring straight ahead quickly made the rounds on the internet.
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He had tears in his eyes as he made the rounds, and he seemed, finally and completely, human.
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Theories, from hijacking, to pilot action, to a fire or other type of accident, have made the rounds.
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We asked people to share the most absurd fads and trends that made the rounds in their schools.
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Last year, a report made the rounds that linked different kinds of alcoholic drinks with different mood states.
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We claimed Bill Cosby, even as the rumors and whispers and, finally, reports about lawsuits made the rounds.
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He doesn't have an official attendee badge, but he made the rounds at dinners and parties last night.
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And he's made the rounds on television, giving high-profile national interviews before, during and after the storm.
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By May 7, when Britain's foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, made the rounds in Washington, that hope had vanished.
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The only time he has made the rounds of New Hampshire politics was during his father's presidential bid.
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Nunberg made the rounds on television Monday afternoon, highlighting his promise to refuse to comply with the subpoena.
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This is not the first time bad news or graphic images have made the rounds on social media.
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Ray explains that he made the rounds, performing a song each for patients at Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center.
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Two images in particular, by Win McNamee, made the rounds: photographs of Ford raising her right hand before testifying.
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The researchers honed in on four specific widespread, false rumors that made the rounds during the two major events.
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The purported audio clip, which journalist Ihsan Tipu Mehsud posted on Twitter Thursday, made the rounds on social media.
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Unbuttoned The former F.B.I. director has made the rounds this week, offering his take on what "ethical leadership" means.
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The actor made the rounds at the Berlin Film Festival on Friday while he promoted the Western comedy Damsel.
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Women-made films made the rounds, and panel discussions provided unique insight into the ways Hollywood can celebrate women.
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After news of the PDA made the rounds, the couple's costar Emilia Clarke gave her own sign of approval.
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We're told he made the rounds, asking people how they were doing as if he was the maitre d'.
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A photo of a shark swimming on a flooded freeway made the rounds on social media during Hurricane Irma.
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But, in an excerpt that made the rounds today, Clinton writes critically about her 2016 primary opponent Bernie Sanders.
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He made the rounds of the break rooms, where he saw managers handing out snacks and chatting up employees.
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He lit a chip of rare agarwood from Assam, India, and slowly made the rounds, offering everyone a whiff.
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A photo of Mr. Mueller waiting to cross a street in downtown Washington made the rounds on social media.
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A few years ago a story about Matthew Shifrin, a blind Lego enthusiast, made the rounds on the internet.
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The Mate 30 launched in China on September 26, but news articles made the rounds on September 23. Hmmm.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Here is a meme that briefly made the rounds on Afghan social media: "Breaking news," it reads.
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Immediately after the strike, another picture purporting to show a rocket targeting a base near Erbil made the rounds.
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Following the speech, as the video above made the rounds online, AOC received a whole lot of Twitter praise.
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Recently, a video made the rounds on social media in France that could make you want to consider vegetarianism.
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The last time this story made the rounds on social media it was supposed to happen on January 4, 2015.
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News of his streak-breaking loss made the rounds on Monday morning thanks to a leaked taping of the episode.
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The photos have certainly made the rounds ... Ariana has 154 million followers and the photos in question scored 3,392,035 likes.
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Earlier this month, a photo of a young mom who fell asleep while breastfeeding made the rounds on social media.
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The statement made the rounds online and was read on the floor of the U.S. Capitol during a congressional session.
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Tesla shares closed down more than 2 percent Monday after the analyst's Monday note made the rounds on Wall Street.
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Smith has already made the rounds on Capitol Hill, facing a grilling from lawmakers in both the House and Senate.
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Mr. Kabir said he had made the rounds of police and security officials in the capital since then, seeking help.
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One of them, Sodargye, went to Europe this summer, while the other, Tsultrim Lodro, made the rounds of American universities.
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" Go deeper: Rudy made the rounds on the morning talk show circuit Monday, arguing that "collusion is not a crime.
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I also made the rounds in New York's diamond district, looking for the best price for my mom's wedding ring.
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She made the rounds talking to voters as locals ate tacos and watched a football game playing above the bar.
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The guards then lied, prosecutors said, on official logs, indicating that they had made the rounds when they had not.
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Gerrymandering In the run-up to the midterms, some wild claims made the rounds about the likely impact of gerrymandering.
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A little while later, Ms. DuVernay made the rounds, and explained to the Bagger why the D word irked her so.
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Jalopnik just posted a video that made the rounds over the weekend of the comprehensive walk-through we've been itching for.
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Extreme phone pinching, in which participants hold their iPhones over toilets, bridges and other precarious locations, made the rounds last fall.
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The couple stepped out more frequently during this last awards season as Cooper made the rounds for A Star Is Born.
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The video made the rounds Sunday, showing a weak-kneed Clinton being carried into a van near the September 11th Memorial.
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Video clips of the incident made the rounds on social media, with hundreds of fans voicing concerns about the star's wellbeing.
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Still, after taking a dump all over nunchucks it is well worth mentioning this video that made the rounds this week.
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In fact, as the song made the rounds on social media, so did complaints that it was reviving a racist meme.
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With Conway and Priebus off the Sunday shows, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani made the rounds on Trump's behalf.
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The Sanders campaign made the announcement on Friday as the Vermont senator made the rounds on the morning television news shows.
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After the show, a photo of some of the dogs sitting up diligently in their seats made the rounds on Twitter.
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Eaze has made the rounds, pitching both mainstream venture-capital firms and cannabis-focused investors on the deal, the sources said.
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Boys from the colored dormitories made the rounds, as did the white scouts from down the hill who wanted the skinny.
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On Campus I didn't get the University of Chicago welcome letter that made the rounds on the internet earlier this summer.
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Trump administration officials have made the rounds on the television networks to defend the tariffs while world leaders condemn the move.
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The article was picked up by the likes of RT, a Russian news website, and quickly made the rounds on Twitter.
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Mr. Navarro was recently promised a promotion and made the rounds on Sunday talk shows to promote Mr. Trump's trade policy.
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Vice President Mike Pence made the rounds to television news studios in the nation's capital Sunday morning to defend the president.
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"Made the rounds, say?" is not hinting at a doctor's rounds, but a person who makes rounds of drinks for patrons.
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He's recently made the rounds in the media and on multiple podcasts to describe the "intimidating" moment of presenting his argument.
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On social media, an image of an Iranian carrying an effigy of Mr. Trump hanging from a rope made the rounds.
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The couple made the rounds, stopping repeatedly at each jug, whose guardians forced the newlyweds to guzzle wine through a straw.
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The Google memo has made the rounds — it's been analyzed, debunked, picked apart — and now it's made it onto The Weeds.
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Earlier in the Rio Games, a photo of Ledecky meeting Phelps 10 years ago surfaced and made the rounds on social media.
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Chacón made the rounds on a myriad of popular talk shows in these United States during the prime years of her career.
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Last night, news made the rounds that George Zimmerman is auctioning the handgun he used to shoot Trayvon Martin in February 2012.
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If the style looks familiar, that's because the artist's polarizing murals depicting Kim Kardashian's nude selfies made the rounds back in March.
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The company's done a good job keeping it under wraps, but rumors about three or four rear-lenses have made the rounds.
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Reports of iCloud outages made the rounds on Thursday, only a day after Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp reported similar large-scale outages.
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Although the footage of the beef thief has made the rounds online, Medlen told MUNCHIES that he has yet to be identified.
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The revealing footage made the rounds on social media after the broadcast made it look like Gaga dropped in from the roof.
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Photos of the group conducting the patrols and anti-riot drills have made the rounds on social media, alarming some island residents.
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A delightful conversation between Sarah Paulson and Rihanna for Interview magazine came out Monday, and it naturally made the rounds on Twitter.
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This graphic, below, created by economists at the firm Trade Partnership Worldwide in Washington, also made the rounds on social media Monday.
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Video of the game, and the huge crowd that gathered to watch it, made the rounds in the blogosphere the following day.
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I was one of the many reporters who contacted Pretor-Pinney when the first photos of asperitas made the rounds in 2009.
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Buruma's responses to Chotiner made the rounds on Twitter Friday evening: You say it's not your "concern," but it is your concern.
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Photos of the article from the American Rifleman magazine's March 2019 edition made the rounds on Twitter on Saturday, with Democratic Rep.
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On Sunday, a video of James throwing down a dunk for the California high school powerhouse made the rounds on social media.
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Atlanta The "black barbershop as sacred space" trope isn't new; it's made the rounds in Hollywood, the art world, academia and beyond.
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In Boston, he made the rounds of fraternal clubs and political dinners, his familiar Irish face beaming at St. Patrick's Day parades.
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Over the weekend, Pence and HHS Secretary Alex Azar made the rounds of the Sunday talk shows, not government doctors or scientists.
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It's an old Junior League recipe that's made the rounds of restaurant kitchens and been tweaked and tweaked into easily prepared deliciousness.
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However, after the video of Bahmet made the rounds on the internet, it might be tougher to pull off without being noticed.
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Now-deleted posts on TechCrunch and CordCutters had the details, which have since made the rounds on Engadget, the BBC, and elsewhere.
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She is not the only former Trump aide who has made the rounds to talk about her time in the White House.
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We first got a taste of the horseback riding thanks to a few set photos that made the rounds online last July.
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Last week, a shocking claim about happiness made the rounds in the press, from the Guardian to Cosmopolitan to Elle to Fox.
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It made the rounds on social media and gave many tired, discouraged people around the world, including Jackson himself, a much-needed laugh.
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It began on Monday, when Mr. Zuckerberg made the rounds of congressional leaders in a dark suit, white shirt and ink blue tie.
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Lines like "Welcome to the Jungle, we got tons of cake" and "Sweet Pie o' mine" have regularly made the rounds on Twitter.
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AROUND 2012, dubs of an unreleased album made the rounds in tastemaker circles before finally reaching Smog Veil Records, a boutique record label.
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JT: I wouldn't say "fan" but I had adopted her clothes folding techniques since her book made the rounds a few years ago.
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Mouhtaropoulos' image of Rippon deservingly made the rounds on social media, with commentators crediting the photographer with capturing the grace of Rippon's routine.
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He made the rounds, consulting with think tanks, the creator of the World Wide Web, Tim Berners-Lee, and the tech companies themselves.
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As clips of Trump made the rounds on social media, many mocked the president for apparently struggling with the words to the song.
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Five students from Stoneman Douglas made the rounds on the Sunday talk shows today and were sharply critical of Trump and other Republicans.
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Ms. Razavi made the rounds, hopping from guest to guest while Mr. Kiarostami, wearing his signature sunglasses, sat surrounded by friends and acquaintances.
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In addition, even as he made the rounds and met with donors and political advisers, some strategists never believed he would actually run.
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Years after last hearing from Mr. Germany, mother and daughter made the rounds again, in 1997, requesting searches of hospitals, shelters and jails.
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The ad has made the rounds on cable news networks since it began airing on Wednesday with journalists and pundits questioning the strategy.
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Soon after his father's diagnosis was publicized, a video of Prince William making light of the virus earlier this month made the rounds.
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This week, a photograph that appeared to show Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla, shopping at Costco made the rounds on the internet.
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By that point, the side-by-side photographs showing the discrepancy in crowd size had made the rounds online and in the media.
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" He said he'd learned that his Christmas greetings conveyed via his mother had "made the rounds and reached everybody, which is what I intended.
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After the premiere, the pair headed to the afterparty where they stayed close to each other while Affleck made the rounds talking to people.
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After the premiere, the two headed to the afterparty where they stayed close to each other while Affleck made the rounds talking to people.
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The image of the poster spread online, primarily through Facebook, and made the rounds on forums about the baseless Pizzagate and QAnon conspiracy theories.
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To start, passed hors d'oeuvres like tuna tartar, wild mushroom flatbreads, french dip sliders and veggie spring rolls made the rounds from Cottura Catering.
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A new relationship meme recently made the rounds on Twitter, and — like "build the perfect man" before it — it got really weird, really fast.
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Reason 2: The power of internet mob justice As her video made the rounds on social media, people started stalking Moran on social media.
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"Fire and Fury" author Michael Wolff made the rounds on the morning news shows Monday, where he was pressed about inaccuracies in his book.
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The clip in question already made the rounds online back in 2015, but has been popping up as of late for its timeless message.
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He had planned to say "where we first take our stand against this filth," a line that quickly made the rounds on social media.
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As the "Trump discount" made the rounds in the industry, wily contractors quoted a higher price at the outset to avoid suffering any losses.
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That afternoon in Kangama, Dahl made the rounds with Sahr Christian Allieu, a community health worker who visits seven patients three times a week.
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Another story has also made the rounds recently: That this same group, GSG, found information and used it to stop a mass terrorist attack.
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Its details were not reported, even as parts of it made the rounds among reporters, because no one could confirm the details inside it.
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After the Ioffe tweet quickly made the rounds on social media, she still (somehow) didn't understand that what she decided to write was wrong.
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A photo made the rounds of the synthetic baby with a blue hue perhaps meant to simulate bruising, a lack of oxygen or decomposition.
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But one possibility made the rounds on social media by Wednesday evening: a Tuesday opinion piece by Kurt Schlichter, a conservative writer and commentator.
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Cowboy hat in hand, he has made the rounds in Congress and among the political elite in the capital, landing help for his town.
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Bloom made the rounds on Weinstein's behalf, telling interviewers like ABC's George Stephanopoulos that Weinstein had an anger management problem but was seeking help.
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But as he made the rounds, Schultz dealt with hecklers, an avalanche of criticism on social media and even hecklers at his book events.
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Zuckerberg made the rounds on Capitol Hill meeting with senators ahead of the hearing Tuesday afternoon, which lawmakers anticipated to stretch on for hours.
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Oh, sure, the series' showrunner, Dave Erickson, made the rounds to explain the call, and there were the usual shocked recaps and other reactions.
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A few weeks ago, an anecdote made the rounds about several women in the upper echelons of the Obama administration during the president's first term.
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Earlier this year, a photo of a United banner showing Apple spent $150 million a year on United flights made the rounds on social media.
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Frank Body Original Coffee Scrub, available at Ulta, $9.95This Coffee Scrub has made the rounds on social media, so you may have seen it before.
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The image of the poster had spread online, primarily through Facebook, and made the rounds on forums about the baseless Pizzagate and QAnon conspiracy theories.
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The black dot of death bug is said to be the iPhone remix of a similar exploit that made the rounds on WhatsApp for Android.
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"It's like a slow crawl," former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele said of the unity drive as he made the rounds at the convention.
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It's so far unclear who posted the video: Though the release date was September 13, it only made the rounds on the internet on Monday.
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Although it's hardly the first year that mini pantsuits and toupees have made the rounds, the costumes could not have been more timely this Halloween.
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Almost two weeks after a video of him allegedly kissing another woman made the rounds, Tristan Thompson has reemerged with a single celebratory Instagram post.
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A waiter made the rounds, offering us piping hot plates of bitterballen, a deep-fried Dutch speciality, as the tango dancers twirled sensuously around us.
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Depp is no stranger to the festival circuit either, having previously made the rounds at Cannes to promote her film The Dancer earlier this summer.
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Unlike claims by politicians, many "fake news" stories that have made the rounds in the past year have involved outright fabrications, not just skewed reporting.
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The tale quickly made the rounds on social media: Two "elderly" men sneaked out of their retirement home to attend Germany's largest heavy metal festival.
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Sanders has made the rounds at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, thanking supporters and urging them to back Clinton, the party's presumptive presidential nominee.
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She was on the cover of Vanity Fair in February, she has made the rounds of the late-night circuit over the last three months.
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Last year, a similar phishing scam made the rounds, and there are stories of losing funds to such schemes going back three years on Reddit.
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Just a day after the website that crashes Safari made the rounds on social media, Apple has already issued a fix according to BuzzFeed News.
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News of the altered seal made the rounds Wednesday morning when the Washington Post first reported the use of the image during the conservative conference.
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That honor goes to the "anti-pervert" leggings that apparently give women's legs a hairier look and made the rounds on Chinese blogs in 2013.
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Stories of their heated fights, rumors of a love triangle involving their typist, Louise Thompson, and the involvement of lawyers have all made the rounds.
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He was featured in a documentary, "Crime + Punishment," that made the rounds of film festivals, including Sundance, where Gomez was photographed on the red carpet.
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READ: 13-year-old arrested for copycat threat in same district as Parkland shooting The conspiracy theory about Hogg also made the rounds on Facebook.
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One such photo, showing two children wrapped in the flag of the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), made the rounds on social media over the weekend.
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Barnum, meanwhile, made the rounds of New York editors, complaining that his plan to exhibit the mermaid had been nixed by the fastidious Dr. Griffin.
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The strike took place after a video made the rounds on social media Sunday featuring men in military fatigues calling for a rebellion against Maduro.
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But the story behind the adorable photographs, which made the rounds on social media, is one of resilience in the face of adversity - and celebration.
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"So I made the rounds and met with a couple of these search-firm guys to let them know that I was serious," he said.
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"Be more confident," a friend once told me as we made the rounds at a swanky networking event where I felt terribly out of place.
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They shadowed social workers as they made the rounds of overcrowded apartments, visited prisons where juveniles and migrant workers were held and observed court proceedings.
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Sources close the 20-year-old rapper tell TMZ ... X and the the girl were in touch right after the video made the rounds online.
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Her distraught family made the rounds on the cable networks, pleading for her return and saying that she wasn't the type of person to run off.
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The image quickly made the rounds on social media over the weekend, and Briskman ended up making the photo her profile picture on Facebook and Twitter.
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Last weekend, Trump trotted out a new lawyer, Jay Sekulow, who made the rounds on the Sunday talk shows proclaiming that Trump is not under investigation.
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Zach LaVine left fans in awe after a video of LaVine nearly throwing down a 360-dunk from the free-throw line made the rounds online.
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Tom Arnold, comedian and former husband of actor Roseanne Barr, made the rounds on cable news Friday and wow, have we got a show for you.
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But this season, there was one particular image from Paris Fashion Week that made the rounds on multiple websites and on Instagram — and had major impact.
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Rumors that a workprint of Star Wars: The Last Jedi had leaked made the rounds last week but that was ultimately deemed to be a hoax.
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As news of Wilson's death made the rounds on social media, friends, colleagues, and fans all stepped up to share their happy memories of the actor.
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Yesterday, video of the concert made the rounds on social media, once again proving that a message of love and acceptance never goes out of style.
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The work recently made the rounds on Twitter after the artist and coder Gene Kogan posted some of his humorous results he made with the tool.
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Easter on April Fool's be like from funny This has made the rounds on the internet for years, but it still stands as a solid joke.
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The clip, filmed by Westone Productions Limited at one of their employees' cousin's weddings, has quickly made the rounds, notching nearly 22.5 million views on Facebook.
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Mr. Singer did not attend, though his political advisers made the rounds in Cleveland, as did representatives for other megadonors who remain opposed to Mr. Trump.
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Right after settling into their new digs, Haas and Sylvia made the rounds at Columbus Startup Week, where they promoted a presale of the TSRX token.
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The shirts made the rounds Saturday at the conservative group Turning Point USA's Young Black Leadership Summit in Washington, DC, and are being sold at Blexit.com.
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Ms. Weaver declared a state of emergency, met with the president and made the rounds on cable television, quickly becoming one of America's most visible mayors.
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He has made the rounds on the morning news shows, mounting a national campaign to encourage other governors to follow his lead in banning Carry Guard.
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Jimmy Kimmel spoke to a woman and her family after she was videotaped giving birth in a moving car (it made the rounds online, of course).
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Martin Shkreli had long made the rounds as an up-and-coming finance dude, a hedge fund wunderkind who studied under alleged luminaries like Jim Cramer.
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That joke made the rounds back in the 1910s, when the guy who liked to tell it, Thomas Marshall, was serving as Woodrow Wilson's vice president.
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As Mr. Varadkar made the rounds in Europe, he vowed to work with Mr. Johnson to get to an acceptable deal — but not at any cost.
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It's been an entire month since Rami Malek's promotional video for Mandarin Oriental hotels made the rounds on Twitter, and it's still getting the meme treatment.
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One particular part of their exchange was resurfaced and made the rounds late last year, but deserves more attention in the wake of this executive order.
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Surveillance made the rounds on Twitter and showed the brothers buying supplies, similar to the ones used in the alleged attack, leading to even more public confusion.
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Just this morning, word of a new digital well being features made the rounds, bringing into sharp focus the amount of time users spend on their devices.
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The final product made the rounds on the internet, courtesy of its impressive ability to walk by undulating individual limbs through inflation and its admittedly creepy visage.
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The desk made the rounds online earlier this year, but we actually got to try it ourselves here at CES, and it's actually quite a stellar setup.
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Since being published, Clare Smith's fairly unusual story of how her little girl came to be named "Lanesra" has quickly made the rounds of UK social media.
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The films made the rounds on the festival circuit, and looking at them now, it's easy to see hints of Aster's debut feature in his earlier work.
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Letgo, an upstart competitor to sites like Craigslist, is probably best known for a few cute commercials that have made the rounds over the past few years.
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The Carpetbagger #OscarsSoWhite, that damning hashtag that made the rounds last year, can again, unhappily, be revived for this year's Oscar nominations, which were announced Thursday morning.
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At campaign events, volunteers have made the rounds with voters, asking them if they planned to caucus for Mr. Cruz and if they knew their caucus location.
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I mention this because earlier in the week, news made the rounds that scientists have declared an end to the geologic epoch of the past 12,000 years.
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The president's staff made the rounds on the Sunday shows this morning and interpreted this tweet as calling for urgent action against "Rocket Man," Kim Jong-Un.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A rising talent within experimental film, the work of Sky Hopinka has made the rounds of many festivals in recent years.
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Earlier this month, a leak depicting a OnePlus 6 with re-aligned dual cameras and a polished/glass back made the rounds: Is this the OnePlus 6?
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The video of the engagement -- which appears to have been deleted from Hilton's Instagram account -- quickly made the rounds on social media when it was first posted.
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Every morning, Tom gave me a shopping list of construction staples and exotica, and I made the rounds of supply stores on the Bowery and Canal Street.
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They make money by sending traffic to publishers' sites and placing ads in those widgets, and reports of the companies merging have made the rounds for years.
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Case in point: In January a story made the rounds about an undefeated wrestler who let his opponent, who happened to have Down syndrome, win a match.
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The same people sat back in their chairs on Sand Hill Road while nervous founders made the rounds, hoping one of these firms would champion their cause.
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Earlier this year, one of the endless array of reductive takes about millennials made the rounds online, this one regarding my generation's tendency to eschew home ownership.
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Its high-leg undies, easy bralettes and silky slips and robes have made the rounds of Los Angeles's hippest boutiques and inspired many a #belfie on Instagram.
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I have fond memories of a delightful Eastern European guy who made the rounds at a law firm where I worked, buffing and polishing as he went.
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A brief video of the booing quickly made the rounds on social media, heartening many Democrats angry at Mr. Giuliani's strenuous defense of President Trump on television.
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The day before the election, Ms. McGrath made the rounds of restaurants in her hometown, Georgetown, just outside of Lexington, going booth to booth asking for votes.
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After a video of an especially excruciating shot selection of DeChambeau made the rounds on Twitter, Koepka aired out his issues with some not-so-subtle commentary.
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Alex Turner was just 18 when "I Bet You Look Good On The Dance Floor," one of the Arctic Monkeys' most-loved songs, made the rounds online.
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A video from 2015 of Ben Roethliserger made the rounds again recently, showing the then-33-year-old quarterback going through the motions of a basic drill.
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Pompeo and Trump's national security adviser, John Bolton, both made the rounds on US media Wednesday to voice support for Guaido and accuse Russia of propping up Maduro.
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On Wednesday, photos of Obama with a smiley pope in March 2014 made the rounds alongside the Trump image, suggesting Francis was happier to meet Obama than Trump.
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It's disconcertingly similar to another video that made the rounds early last month, filmed in Lianyungang, Jiangsu Province, of four live crabs being cooked in a hot pot.
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One such small one that made the rounds on the internet was Brienne's final scene completing Jaime Lannister's (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) entry in the annals of the Kingsguard.
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After her blog post made the rounds, she received messages from other parents sharing their own child's birthday party failures, anonymous gifts and birthday wishes for her son.
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But I made the rounds today with the K Street insiders who guided us through the health care fight last year, and I found a lot of skepticism.
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One clip of a frustrated Embiid during the loss to the Heat made the rounds on social media, appearing to back up Brown's assertion about the team's spirit.
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Taylor Swift's biggest beefs So when the reality star posted a photo of her and her little sister Kylie hawking their latest product, it immediately made the rounds.
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Since then, he has made the rounds on the TV circuit, both to bolster his case and needle the president on one of his most prominent domestic priorities.
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While Vice President Pence made the rounds on local television and radio stations to sell the plan, Trump hosted a group of conservative leaders at the White House.
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He still makes most of his samples, so he was especially pleased by the close inspection they got from the Arnault family as its members made the rounds.
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A somewhat dubious study that's made the rounds innumerable times over the past month says that listening to too much Christmas music is bad for your mental health.
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President Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani made the rounds on morning news show circuit Monday, notably claiming that "collusion is not a crime" during an appearance on Fox & Friends.
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As a boy, Mr. Ullah and his mother made the rounds in Hazaribagh, knocking on doors and asking neighbors to go with them to the mosque to pray.
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Three leading candidates made the rounds at the regional conferences, but recent polling has showed a close contest between two of them, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer and Friedrich Merz.
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In 240, a story about a homeless man panhandling 21 BTC ($2000 in May 240—now over $21,2000 as of writing) made the rounds in the Bitcoin community.
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She has handled foam "cheeseheads" in Wisconsin, thrown on a hairnet at a Maine coffee-roaster and made the rounds in an Alaskan village accessible only by boat.
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While living in the Sugar Hill neighborhood, she made the rounds, auditioning for television, recording hip-hop tracks, free-styling with the Roots and D.J.ing at the Apollo.
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"I didn't mean anything personally," Rivera said on "The Brian Kilmeade Show" on Fox News Radio after Rivera and Kilmeade's earlier fight made the rounds on social media.
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With the current botnet cyberattacks and the release of the National Institute of Standards and Technology's cybersecurity framework, discussions of "security by design" have also made the rounds.
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Earlier this week, Cook made the rounds on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., as he does from time to time, but did not testify before any major committee.
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An altered version of the trailer that used creepy music from the horror movie "Us" made the rounds online as well, with some viewing it as more fitting.
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In early December 2015, images of the word 'Angel' written on the wrists of young Sues made the rounds of German-speaking Instagram, under the hashtag #respektvorsuizidengeln (#respectforsuicideangels).
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The actor Colton Haynes from "Arrow" was there, wearing Ovadia & Sons and talking with the designers, while the model Tyson Beckford made the rounds among magazine editors and bloggers.
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However, soon after Express' article made the rounds on the internet, a senior editor for CNN's London bureau debunked the claim that the ambulance was headed to Markle's home.
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Within a month after romance rumors made the rounds, Bloom had introduced Perry to Flynn, accompanying the father-son duo to Robert Downey Jr.'s son's birthday in February.
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Here's Wikipedia with some of the descriptions that made the rounds at the time: Two volunteer firemen who saw it said it was a "large bird with red eyes".
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First, an official-looking document calling FCC chairman Ajit Pai a "cuck" made the rounds online, made even more convincing since it was hosted on the FCC's own servers.
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Despite her age, Depp is already wracking up experience on the festival circuit, having previously made the rounds at Cannes to promote her film The Dancer earlier this summer.
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The "Neon Advance," sort of a reanimated corpse of an old handheld gaming system, made the rounds on video game blogs like Kotaku and Nintendo Life earlier this week.
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As he's made the rounds at conservative media outlets and in front of Congress to tout his accomplishments and swing back at critics, Pruitt has made some outlandish claims.
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The Revenant star, who took home the Best Actor statuette, made the rounds on the Academy Awards party circuit – stopping by the Governors Ball and the Vanity Fair soiree.
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Recently, two images made the rounds that underscore the huge advances machine learning has made — and show why we're in for a new age of mischief and online fakery.
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No, not that photo -- of the four ex-presidents, three former first ladies and current first lady Melania Trump -- that made the rounds on social media over the weekend.
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In many ways, A.G.'s appointment was already determined when that report made the rounds, rattling legacy editors while animating those calling for a far more robust online presence.
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It's a similar hoax that has long made the rounds on Facebook that claims photos and other content will become property of the company unless users repost the message.
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It has made the rounds of several international film festivals, where it has been well received, Bharathi said - including a special screening requested by farmers in rural southern France.
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In June, just before leaving for sleepaway camp, she put Magic Marker to paper and laid out what she calls her Broadway Rules, and the manifesto made the rounds.
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But this isn't actually a snapshot; it's a framed "GIF portrait," a moving image encased in acrylic, part of an ad campaign that made the rounds before Valentine's Day.
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The CSS Simpsons are the work of freelance web developer Chris Pattle, and they made the rounds online this week but were created several years ago according to GitHub.
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Hector Mkansi and Nonhlanhla Soldaat, a couple from South Africa, were treated to their dream wedding after a video of Mkansi proposing in a KFC made the rounds online.
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Salesforce turned 20 this year, Co-founder, chairman and CEO Marc Benioff published a book called Trailblazer about running a socially responsible company, and made the rounds promoting it.
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You may recall the Blue Whale Suicide Game from a few years ago, which made the rounds on social media but had little evidence to back up its dangers.
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Photo: GettyFor at least 11 years, an unnerving story has made the rounds on Disney fan blogs: people regularly scatter the ashes of loved ones at Disneyland and Disney World.
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Yes, the estimate that made the rounds recently is probably wildly off, but as its valuation grows, its power consumption will grow too, as miners are more and more incentivized.
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After footage of BBC Dad with a different backdrop recently made the rounds, the journalist made an earnest commitment to his concerned fans: he would return to his original backdrop.
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And just like the bug that made the rounds in February that involved a character in the Indian language Telugu, restarting the app or rebooting your phone won't fix it.
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That's what New York City street artist Mark Samsonovich learned very quickly when a piece of his called Water the Flowers made the rounds on Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, and 9gag.
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The couple — who made the rounds on the red carpet for Cooper's Oscar-nominated directorial debut A Star Is Born — share daughter Lea De Seine, who was born in 2017.
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Release date: August 4 Why it matters: The directorial debut from screenwriter Taylor Sheridan (Sicario, Hell or High Water) made the rounds at major festivals this year to critical acclaim.
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A dummy device surfaced in leaked pics and videos, and earlier this month images that purportedly showed off the phone's front and back production panels made the rounds on Reddit.
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He made the rounds Monday in his jeep loaded with supplies, and says he's glad he stuck around for his community instead of jetting to NYC for Fashion Week events.
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This is markedly different from the Smart Boy phone "case" that made the rounds in 2015, which was really more of a dock you had to place your phone into.
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A video made the rounds on Twitter Friday that purportedly showed Cue saying, "Tell that b***h to sit down" as he motioned to Rihanna before she took her seat.
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One of Mr. Trump's longtime associates, Roger Stone, has made the rounds on conservative radio to urge people to demonstrate en masse at the national convention in Cleveland in July.
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Kengoro is a new-ish robot (an earlier version made the rounds last year) that emphasizes flexibility and true humanoid structure rather than putting power or efficiency above all else.
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Rich icons like Bill Gates have made the rounds in recent years to argue for higher taxes on the rich and also for wealthy people to give away their fortunes.
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And Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's high-profile chief operating officer, made the rounds on Capitol Hill this week, offering explanations to congressional leaders about her company's role in last year's election.
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In 2017, rumors of a band of child kidnappers made the rounds on WhatsApp, sparking an angry mob that ultimately killed four innocent men, according to the New York Times.
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Life coach Tony Robbins dug himself into a hole last month when his comments suggesting that some women use the #MeToo movement to make themselves "feel good" made the rounds online.
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As a popular chart that made the rounds on Twitter this week reminds us, the terrorism problem in Europe was much worse in the 1970s and '80s than it is today.
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The venture capital firm Venrock is out with an interesting survey today: It made the rounds with 274 executives from health IT startups, employers, insurers, providers, investors and other smart people.
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" How so: "In recent weeks, as Clinton has made the rounds to promote a new book, the rumors have come fast and furious from the GOP: She's running for president again.
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As the news made the rounds that White House communications director Hope Hicks was resigning from her position as White House communications director, one question on our minds was her salary.
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The father-son duo collaborated on the uplifting ballad "Fall on Me," and social media has been buzzing about Matteo as he's made the rounds performing the track with his dad.
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Before scoring her first headlining tour, the spitfire performer opened for A-listers like Nick Jonas and Ellie Goulding — and, way back when, made the rounds on the Vans Warped Tour.
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Judge Merrick Garland made the rounds in the Senate Thursday afternoon, meeting -- and posing for the cameras with -- Minority Leader Harry Reid and the top Democrat on the Judiciary Committee, Sen.
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But even after the videos made the rounds on Facebook and reddit, no one seems to know who these people are or why they're driving around like a makeshift Trump militia.
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Facebook chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg made the rounds on Capitol Hill last week, meeting with top Republicans and Democrats as well as the Congressional Black Caucus and Congressional Hispanic Caucus.
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Julius Korngold, the composer's father, did not help matters by waging an obnoxious campaign against Ernst Krenek's jazz-inflected opera "Jonny Spielt Auf," which made the rounds in the same period.
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A video seemingly showing Schock kissing a man at Coachella went viral in April, and in June a video showing Schock tipping a male go-go dancer also made the rounds.
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Peter Navarro, a trade skeptic who had been sidelined by Mr. Cohn, has been promised a promotion and made the rounds on Sunday talk shows to promote Mr. Trump's trade policy.
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Mr. Elwell also made the rounds on morning television shows as his agency continued to face questions about its response to the crash as well as the earlier accident in Indonesia.
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Instead he made the rounds of Lincoln Day dinners and met quietly with voters in a district that stretches from Muncie to the north to the Ohio River to the south.
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At a recent political event in Atlanta hosted by the state's Agriculture Department, the Wild Hog Supper, Ms. Loeffler made the rounds and was one of the last people to leave.
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After surfacing on Reddit, an image purporting to be a self portrait snapped by Ms. Ocasio-Cortez has made the rounds online, including on the right-wing site The Daily Caller.
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Peña Nieto gave few interviews during his time in office, but in late August he made the rounds with several prominent Mexican TV programs and newspapers, reflecting on his time in office.
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Totally Accurate Battle Simulator is a new game coming out in 2017 from developer Landfall Games (you may recognize one of the company's earlier games, Clustertruck, which made the rounds this year).
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After various media outlets reported on the hubbub (a lot of "fuck Slayer" sentiments made the rounds), the band quickly released a statement absolving themselves of responsibility for Araya's personal political views.
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Of course, after the throwback pic made the rounds, it was inevitably compared to a photo of the somewhat less intimate Mar-a-Lago viewing party that President Trump hosted last night.
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Meanwhile, Pressley made the rounds today at a number of organizer events in Des Moines where she tried to rally door knockers braving the Iowa winter in the days before the caucus.
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As I made the rounds, the eight hens gathered around me, cooing soft encouragement until I fetched a container of cracked corn from the shed and led them back to the coop.
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Trump's new economic adviser Larry Kudlow made the rounds on television yesterday to say the first round of tariffs were a prelude to negotiations and that "backchannel talks" were already going on.
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Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos made the rounds on the morning news shows Monday after her "60 Minutes" interview last night where she struggled to answer questions about her school choice policies.
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Fresh calls for Mueller to resign made the rounds on conservative outlets this week, with Trump allies Sean Hannity and Chris Christie both suggesting Friday the former FBI head should consider resigning.
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The most interesting bits made the rounds on Twitter before the broadcast, like economics writer Binyamin Appelbaum questioning Buttigieg about his time working for McKinsey, responding to his denials with hilarious deadpan.
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And then there was her chicken ragù, which she adapted from a popular recipe by Andy Baraghani, a food editor at Bon Appétit, that made the rounds a couple of years ago.
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The tape that Levin is referring to was a 2007 video of Hasselhoff drunkenly eating a hamburger off the floor, and it later made the rounds on a number of TV outlets.
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Image: GettyAfter a fake story once again made the rounds on Facebook over the weekend, Barack Obama today name-checked the social network while talking about the spread of lies this election season.
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The couple has recently made the rounds supporting each other in various endeavors, including the release of the Jonas Brothers' documentary Chasing Happiness, and the premiere of Turner's film X-Men: Dark Phoenix.
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"Moreover, this isn't the first faux Harriet Tubman quote that has made the rounds: As Gizmodo's Matt Novak pointed out yesterday, the "quote" that was going viral yesterday—"I freed a thousand slaves.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechYesterday, news made the rounds that a team of Russian astronomers had detected an unusually strong signal emanating from a nearby sunlike star—a possible indication of an alien civilization.
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A criminal typically earns a nickname after their second or third heist, Trombitas said, though they're not usually caught until after their third or fourth, when they've made the rounds in the media.
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Since launching her whirlwind career with her 2015 album The First Time, the "Peter Pan" singer has made the rounds at all the country music award shows, slaying with her whimsically regal style.
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Mr. Lewis and Ms. Gulbranson had already made the rounds of several Denver restaurants and planned to travel to Pagosa Springs, but the common denominator in their movement through the state was marijuana.
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The list includes, according to the New York Times: The list reportedly made the rounds in the White House, and even Trump staffers were taken aback at Kobach's presumptuousness, according to the Times.
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A fake (and embarrassing) video of Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, in which his doctored likeness confesses to profiting off stolen personal data, made the rounds this week on Instagram — which Facebook owns.
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Pence, who President Donald Trump designated the lead on the virus response last week, made the rounds as the Trump administration tried to move past a raucous few days of partisan finger-pointing.
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A former Israeli military commander in charge of long-range missions, Tal Russo, made the rounds of television studios assuring viewers this had been an intelligence operation, not an assassination or abduction mission.
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Reports of men tattooing obscenities on their bodies, traveling to Tijuana for surgery to ruin rather than fix knees, or even hiding live animals in bodily cavities during their exams made the rounds.
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One of his handpicked congressional advocates, Representative Jim Jordan of Ohio — your ears may still be ringing from his defense of the President in the House — made the rounds on Fox News Tuesday.
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When news of the "first oral sex robot" made the rounds last week, the headlines and tweets came alongside photos of sexy silicone faces with lips parted and eyes painted into come-hither stares.
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While Kasich made the rounds, more than making up for a previous gastronomical gaffe -- he was caught eating pizza with a fork -- gobbling up the attention while feasting on a smorgasbord of Italian specialties.
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Last week, a video depicting a red BMW coupe turning into an honest-to-god Transformer complete with a booming robot voice made the rounds online, leading me to wonder a couple of things.
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During NYFW, the star made the rounds at shows of her favorite designers including Tom Ford and Vivienne Westwood, hours after PEOPLE got confirmation that Kim is officially expecting her third child via surrogate.
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Urmson's concerns made the rounds a few weeks ago when the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration responded to a letter from Google requesting what's called a "rule interpretation" on the design of its vehicles.
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One especially audacious scout pegged Tebow's raw power as an 80 on the 20-80 scale, something that made the rounds on Twitter but that no one took in attendance took all too seriously.
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The royal was as fun-loving and compassionate as ever as he made the rounds, sharing jokes with the young kids and putting smiles on their faces as he got to know the families.
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O'Rourke made the rounds on social media again after a video emerged of him air-drumming to The Who's "Baba O'Riley" last month while he waited in a drive-thru line at a Whataburger.
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In response to Dawson's post and the subsequent discussion about it that made the rounds on social media, the Genius community had a powwow about the issue and what they could have done better.
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Earlier this month, a leaked video made the rounds on Japanese social media of four teachers at Higashi Suma Elementary School in Kobe, Japan trying to force-feed a younger colleague extremely spicy curry.
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Before most people had had the chance to sit down and actually watch Noah Baumbach's new movie Marriage Story on Netflix, a pivotal fight scene late in the film made the rounds on Twitter.
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Supreme Court fight As Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch made the rounds on Capitol Hill, the man who nominated him urged Senate Republicans to "go nuclear" if that's what it takes to get him confirmed.
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This holiday season, gift-giving videos made the rounds on social media with surprises, screams and gratitude but one video in particular went viral: a heartwarming exchange between a father and his son on Christmas.
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The Duchess's private hairdresser, Amanda Cook Tucker, shared an Instagram shot (which has since been deleted, along with the rest of Tucker's feed) that quickly made the rounds to royal-style blogs and tabloids alike.
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Luckily, a really good thread roasting Peloton bikes (think SoulCycle, but in private homes and extremely bougie) made the rounds earlier that day, so everyone had their "rich people exercising" jokes at the ready. pic.twitter.
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As Cook's note made the rounds, several prominent figures, including NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, called on Google CEO Sundar Pichai to make a similar statement, as Google controls Android, the other dominant mobile operating system.
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Users on 4chan had misidentified the shooter as a man named Geary Danley, and that misidentification made the rounds on the internet, leading to false claims about the gunman and incorrect reports of his motivations.
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Before the conference wraps up on Sunday, CNBC made the rounds at SXSW (for purely civic minded reasons, of course) and found a handful of companies regaling the masses with catchy displays and splashy parties.
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After her victory, her team said it was dealing with 1,000 media requests, and she quickly made the rounds not only on the news shows but in interviews on "The Late Show" with Stephen Colbert.
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As The Boston Globe's report made the rounds on Sunday and Monday, some privacy experts expressed concerns that the Quiet Skies initiative could cross a line if it is too selective in who it targets.
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When he made the rounds in L.A. to pitch "Survivor," he vowed that it would become a cultural phenomenon, and he presented executives with a mock issue of Newsweek featuring the show on the cover.
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They played in some of the same junior tournaments, and a photograph from those days of them grinning side by side has regularly made the rounds on social media when they have faced off recently.
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In Chambers County, a rural area south of Beaumont that was among the hardest hit, a sheriff's deputy made the rounds in an aging military truck that rumbled through water that was several feet deep.
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But all concerned agreed that a premiere at an opera house would be preferable, so copies of the score and a rough mix of the orchestral recording — the singers were recorded later — made the rounds.
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The self-proclaimed "dirty trickster" appeared wearing a conservative suit and left the courthouse without speaking to reporters — days after he made the rounds of the Sunday talk shows to fight back on his indictment.
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However, reps for the singer did not immediately return Refinery29's request for comment, and a video of the singer appearing to sip Champagne has also made the rounds, which would seemingly refute the rumors.
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A series of images of Affleck vaping in his car, his eyes shut in seeming resignation, made the rounds; so did another picture, of the actor smoking a cigarette, his face a mask of exhaustion.
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We had a designated magazine route by which my bountiful harvest made the rounds, though "sharing any item of value between inmates" is a poorly-defined but well-known no-no in the prison system.
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Gainesville Police Department Officers Michael Hamill, Dan Rengering and John Nordman drew the attention of hundreds of thousands of people this week after a selfie they snapped during Hurricane Irma made the rounds on the internet.
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Dressed casually in jeans and a black shell tank with her hair tied back in a ponytail, Jennifer made the rounds and stopped to snap a photo with a young patient named Ellie and her mother.
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Mr. Boehner, the former House speaker, made the rounds of the conference, speaking onstage and in private sessions about his views on the apparent unraveling of the Republican Party as Mr. Trump won primary after primary.
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He made the rounds at all the shelters for handouts, kept roaches from colonizing the kitchen, and, once, after Nacho'd asked who the fuck made him king, Rod broke his thumbs launching him into the wall.
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Troy Downing, an Air Force veteran and head of a California-based storage company, has made the rounds in Washington -- but could be damaged by his tweets from 2015 and 2016 in which he criticized Trump.
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"As he has made the rounds, this is the key area where he would have to provide reassurances," Scott Morris, a senior fellow at the Center for Global Development, said of preserving the bank's climate agenda.
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But by the end of the day, anger had risen over Gillis's hiring, especially after a video made the rounds on Twitter of the stand-up comedian making racist statements and using slurs about Chinese people.
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Inspired by the terrifying Kirby fanart created by Marie Blue that made the rounds on the internet the past few months, a modder who goes by LuckyJero has given Kirby human feet in Super Smash Bros.
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The hamdog, the ingenious hamburger / hot dog hybrid made the rounds last year when Australian entrepreneur Mark Murray announced he was looking for participants to invest in the franchise to sell his patented hamdogs around the globe.
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As witness accounts — as well as surveillance and car dash camera footage — made the rounds, The National Weather Service Detroit (NWSD) wrote on Twitter that the flashes and bangs were "likely" a meteor, not thunder and lightning.
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I read the occasional post that made the rounds on mailing lists (life before Twitter and Facebook was barbaric), and I knew it was definitely something that you didn't want to be on the front page of.
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He was the one who translated the transphobic smoking-gun video into English immediately after the n-word controversy, months after it had already made the rounds on Russian social media platform Telegram in November of 2017.
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After Facebook users, including Onyx Moore posted photos and comments decrying the book's lack of cultural sensitivity, the photo of the page soon made the rounds as it was reposted by other people calling out the textbook.
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No one stayed late, given the packed calendar and constant threat of rain, which continued well into Friday, when many made the rounds at the designer showrooms — all under one roof at Victoria House in Bloomsbury Square.
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See, the concept of smudgy, soft lip color isn't new — makeup artist Pat McGrath played with the texture on the runways back in 2013 and South Korea's ombré lip trend made the rounds a few years back.
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Sure, in his time playing musical impressions on The Tonight Show he mastered Mick Jagger and Dreamgirls co-star Jennifer Hudson, but it was Foxx's dead-on "All of Me" that really made the rounds online. 16.
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Slur causes uproar on social media Clips of Kappell using the racial slur made the rounds on social media over the weekend, prompting Rochester Mayor Lovely A. Warren and the city council to release a statement Sunday.
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Over the weekend, part of an interview with Marvel vice president David Gabriel made the rounds, in which Gabriel inelegantly and inadvertently suggested that poor sales reflected readers' disinterest in comic books featuring nonwhite and female superheroes.
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By the end of the week, however, another narrative emerged—that tech companies were policing speech too much, as reports of the White House drafting an executive order titled "Protecting Americans from Online Censorship" made the rounds.
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After failing to make the cut to square off against his competitors in June, the governor made the rounds on cable TV shows to complain that the party's process for deciding who gets to appear was unfair.
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A member of President Trump's legal team made the rounds on Sunday morning talk shows, insisting that Mr. Trump is not under investigation over Russian meddling in the 53 election, contradicting a Twitter post by Mr. Trump.
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The roundabout in which the monument stood became known as Lee Circle, a city landmark where countless Mardi Gras parade floats made the rounds and untold numbers of New Orleanians passed by routinely on their way downtown.
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So after lunch at the historic Devon House in Kingston, the former estate of Jamaica's first black millionaire, I made the rounds of several history museums with the chairman of the Jamaica National Heritage Trust, Ainsley Henriques.
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Before Mr. Martin found himself in the news for being a victim and a hero on what he still calls "that horrific day," his name had made the rounds in a series of less favorable news stories.
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But as Mr. Guaidó made the rounds at this year's gathering of political and business figures — having come to Europe in defiance of a travel ban at home — he seemed like a man whose moment had passed.
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Washington (CNN)The Homeland Security secretary made the rounds Tuesday on Capitol Hill as she continues to press the agency's priorities in immigration talks -- but she's facing skepticism from senators about the administration's reliability on the issue.
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You may have heard them discussed in relation to the doctored video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that went viral in May, or the fake video of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg that made the rounds this month.
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For one, as she and her castmates made the rounds of Hollywood events and parties during awards season, she experienced firsthand just how many people within the industry responded to the film, and to her character in particular.
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In November 2016, during the second leg of his Saint Pablo Tour, he announced he would have voted for Trump, and a controversial photo of West with then-president-elect Trump made the rounds just a month later.
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Soon after Blagojevich's wife Patti made the rounds on Fox News and and wrote blistering op-eds to appeal to Trump, claiming that "the same people" who took down her husband are now going after the president. Rep.
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Today, as these photos show, some commuters faced longer lines just to enter subway stations and extremely packed buses and trains (there was even a fake photo that made the rounds, showing what looked like impenetrably thick crowds).
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A recent exchange Mr. Rubio had with an atheist who asked him if he would vow not to be the nation's "pastor in chief" has made the rounds online and is being heavily promoted by the Rubio campaign.
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The hearing, which will focus on Russian disinformation efforts, will feature two panels comprised of experts and former officials, including former NSA director Keith Alexander, who has recently made the rounds on Capitol Hill to testify on cyber.
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In July, machine-milled dummy models of what the iPhones will likely look and feel like made the rounds with a handful of prominent tech YouTubers, including Dave Lee, Lewis Hilsenteger from Unbox Therapy, and Marques "MKBHD" Brownlee.
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Wayne Shaw is a 20173-stone (322-pound) reserve goalkeeper who became an internet hero after pictures of him eating a pie during his team Sutton United's FA cup game against Arsenal made the rounds on social media.
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On Saturday, a member of the White House physician's office, accompanied by a press aide, made the rounds, taking the temperature of members of the media ahead of Trump, Pence and the White House task force's news conference.
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Two days after the U.S. launched missile strikes on Syria, President Trump's U.N. Ambassador, Nikki Haley, made the rounds of Sunday political talk shows promising more economic sanctions for Russia over its continued support for the Syrian regime.
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C.) and Vice Chairman Mark Warner (D-Va.) gave a joint press conference to that effect Thursday, and rank-and-file members made the rounds on the morning shows Thursday to tout the same message: We've got this.
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As Giuliani made the rounds on TV newscasts -- blasting the investigation as illegitimate -- Trump's other lawyers, Jane and Marty Raskin, carefully worked behind the scenes with Mueller's team to narrow the topics that Trump could be asked about.
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In a story that quickly made the rounds among the faculty ― and that Warren later retold at his funeral — Smith ordered a steak, even though his arms were so weak he had trouble cutting it into smaller pieces.
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In caucus meetings and in hallways where he made the rounds, de León argued that Trump's recent actions on immigrant family separations, the Supreme Court and environmental policy demanded unfailingly tough action and confrontation from Democrats in Washington.
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When new Chief of Staff John Kelly made the rounds to figure out who fit where within the West Wing org chart, according to Politico, he apparently heard from multiple people that Bannon didn't actually have any responsibilities.
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Jess Smith, the woman who played the iconic Sun Baby on the show during its original 1997-2001 run, was the subject of a Twitter misunderstanding on Monday when a photo of her holding a baby made the rounds.
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And top White House officials failed to send one clear and consistent message as they made the rounds of the Sunday news shows as to whether the budget bill needed funding for the border wall to earn Trump's signature.
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" Muslim and Arab people in particular have long been the target of Maher's ire, as shown by a video that made the rounds after former CNN host Larry King declared that "there's not a racist bone in [Maher's] body.
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A clip from his 2007 campaign that made the rounds last week shows Biden — then making his second bid for the presidency — telling a voter that the country could have a "universal" Medicare plan that covers everyone from birth.
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Behind the wheel of a black golf cart, she made the rounds as shellshocked neighbors emerged from houses with busted windows and walls and front porches, the damage from the punches of fast wind, rushing waters and toppled trees.
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An August 2500 video shot by Charles Mckenzie of the crime prevention group God's Gorillas captures residents confronting officers about the truck; it has made the rounds on Facebook, Instagram, Lipstick Alley, and the World Star Hip-Hop site.
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Often called the Infomercial King of late-night TV, he appeared in bits on "The Tonight Show" and "Saturday Night Live," stepped into the ring of WrestleMania, and made the rounds on TV talk shows and radio for years.
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Back in 2016, in an interview with Metro, actor Kiefer Sutherland said something that promptly made the rounds in the usual film-news outlets: he claimed Niels Arden Oplev's 2017 Flatliners remake is actually a sequel to the original 1990 film.
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The notion made the rounds this week after the central bank revealed it had already blown through $2 billion of reserves in a largely futile effort to shield the peso from a steady stream of anti-Mexico Tweets from Donald Trump.
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A level of achievement and waft of self-satisfaction that we can't afford to live out in the real world Another photo, one of Beyoncé holding some of Blue's snacks and a juicebox, also made the rounds during the Grammys.
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Photographs of the leaders walking through the picturesque scenery of Taormina, Sicily, at the G7 summit Thursday quickly made the rounds on Twitter, where engaged citizens of the internet have dedicated themselves to captions about how picture perfect they are.
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Just this week, a viral tweet showing pages from an 80s police document made the rounds, dredging up uncomfortable memories for those who came of age during the Satanic Panic while amusing those young enough to have escaped its grasp.
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" A few days after the Instagram post made the rounds, Lovato announced that she was "absolutely heartbroken" to have to reschedule the remainder of the South America dates of her Tell Me You Love Me World Tour due to "production issues.
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Photo via YouTube Twitter took turns roasting A$AP Rocky last week when clips of a 2015 interview he did with TimeOut magazine made the rounds, in which he seemingly claimed to want no part in the Black Lives Matter movement.
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White House chief of staff Reince Priebus and top adviser Kellyanne Conway both made the rounds on news shows this week defending Trump Jr.'s meeting and insisting there was no collusion between Trump's campaign and Russia to influence the election.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment The US can't seem to live without Afghanistan 2020 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally MORE of Hawaii has made the rounds of the early primary states.
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A few days after the video made the rounds online, Massachusetts middle school teacher Anthony Helinski admitted to being the claw robber and turned himself in—and he's now facing a string of criminal charges, including child endangerment and theft.
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This video in particular, in which Johny's dad is suddenly mad at him for simply eating breakfast, has made the rounds as fodder for one thread of the "Johny Johny" meme that warns of him being trapped in an abusive household.
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That comment was one of many referencing a need for government intervention, a view that has made the rounds among even larger producers in recent days - and a departure from the oil industry's traditionally jaundiced view on the role of government.
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The moonshot nature of these candidacies, and the fervor for them regardless — the candidates, in both parties, have made the rounds on Fox News and become darlings of conservative media — underscores the fame and rancor that have surrounded Ms. Ocasio-Cortez.
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There, the hashtag #twentyninescene notably made the rounds last year, though it has since given way to the #rawring20s, which has earned over 003 million views; scroll through TikTok's For You page, and one of the two will probably pop up.
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Crazy video presumably taken and posted by the Rae Sremmurd rapper's ex, Marliesia Ortiz, made the rounds Saturday, which appears to show her recording Swae in his driveway near what's been described as his Lamborghini Urus ... which retails from $200-$300k.
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But the World Cup also requires that the host open its doors to all, and Mr. Trump's public comments about immigrants, African countries and Muslims quickly became a talking point as North American soccer executives made the rounds campaigning for votes.
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" The latter article pointed out that the fan/troll/critic was 17 years old; the former noted that Schumer's tweet "quickly made the rounds online, which prompted a ton of negative feedback for the film critic and praise for the comedian.
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A Land Imagined, a dark, somber film that originally made the rounds at festivals in 183, follows a Singaporean cop on the lookout for a missing migrant worker in China, who spent his days before his disappearance playing a mysterious video game.
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"While these changes may go unnoticed, in some cases users may experience longer launch times for apps and other reductions in performance." iFixit noted in a post today that it's seen a 3X increase in battery replacements as the news made the rounds.
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When the siblings made the rounds in the marketplace earlier today to thank each vendor and booth for being a part of the convention, everyone first thanked them for making Wakandacon a reality, then immediately asked when the next one would be.
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A strong gust of wind blew up the president's normally precision-coiffed hairdo last week as he climbed the stairs to Air Force One, according to a new video and photos of the moment that made the rounds on the internet Wednesday.
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Jay Sekulow, a member of the president's legal team, made the rounds on Sunday morning, doing five TV interviews and insisting that Donald Trump Jr. broke no laws, and President Trump didn't mislead the American people over links between his campaign and Russia.
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He was a writer on W. Kamau Bell's FX series Totally Biased, made the rounds on late-night shows, got his own Comedy Central half-hour special, and released a debut standup album Waiting for 2042, on legendary independent label Kill Rock Stars.
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Hannibal Buress has made the rounds in the comedy world writing for Saturday Night Live and 30 Rock, acting in Broad City and The Eric Andre Show, and performing stand-up shows across the country in his distinctly laid-back comedic style.
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He and his advisers promptly beelined to the East Coast, where Perry made the rounds on the morning political talk shows the following day, finishing the evening with a self-effacing appearance on David Letterman (he blamed the gaffe on "El Nino").
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"The last thing Trump—or the press, or the public—needs is another convenient villain in the performative arena of the long-running reality show that is his administration," wrote Purdum in a piece that made the rounds in media circles on Tuesday.
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A cell phone video purporting to show the incident that made the rounds on social media on Tuesday appears to show an officer shooting at least one round into Sterling's chest before Sterling is tackled and wrestled to the ground by another officer.
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The newly installed first family and their congressional hosts munched on Maine lobster as an appetizer before moving on to to grilled angus beef for the main course, while waiters made the rounds filling their etched glasses with Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon.
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His exploit quickly made the rounds on social media and local news outlets, showing the staff at American schools that they need to make sure their printers aren't set up in a way that lets anyone, from anywhere in the world, abuse them.
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The story has made the rounds so quickly because Dickens' situation is being treated like an anomaly—that, in effect, a good system built on good faith has been abused, and a well-meaning kid is on the bad end of it.
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For some family members, bringing the San Juan to shore would be the only way to put a final end to numerous conspiracy theories that have made the rounds since it disappeared — including one tale that the crew members were taken prisoner.
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O. Harris's 2017 book Kids These Days: Human Capital and the Making of Millennials made the rounds among certain members of the lefty intelligentsia for the way it addressed how a system predicated on extracting labor at all costs affected the millennial generation.
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The photograph made the rounds in Europe, and when it reached the research teams, they noticed something astonishing: Attached to the shark's no-longer-functioning tracking device was a small, unmistakable gadget that the researchers had fashioned themselves as a buoyancy aid.
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Here is a look at Mr. Durant's life in the Bay Area over a recent two-day stretch between big wins against the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Thunder, as he made the rounds as arguably the hottest start-up in Silicon Valley.
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BIASED Uncovering the Hidden Prejudice That Shapes What We See, Think, and Do By Jennifer L. Eberhardt Last winter a cellphone video of an encounter between a white plainclothes Boston police officer and a young black man made the rounds on social media.
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The tweets, which called for the beheading of police officers and included the hashtag #BaltimoreRiots, made the rounds on far-right-wing blogs and news outlets, which have been hostile to the Black Lives Matter movement and protests about killings by the police.
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One heavy-hitter that made the rounds initially was Evanescence's "Bring Me to Life": if you play "bring me to life" by evanescence at exactly 11:59:08 on new years eve, the first "wake me up" will play at exactly midnight.
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Photo by Mário Macedo / Flickr , CC BY-SA 2.0 This post ran originally on THUMP GermanyA few weeks ago, one of Berlin nightlife's biggest trends made the rounds in one of Germany's leading publications, ZEITmagazin, an insert of the DIE ZEIT weekly.
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The merest suggestion of a bump could be seen under her scarlet sequined minishift as she made the rounds at the super-sized fair, which took place under a sea of electric-pink heart-shaped helium balloons and a troupe of scantily dressed aerial acrobats.
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Carino did not attend the Grammys, even though Gaga has brought her former fiancé as her date to other events this awards season, including the Screen Actors Guild Awards and the Golden Globes, as she's made the rounds accepting trophies for A Star Is Born.
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A warrant has been issued for his arrest Video of Williams punching 26-year-old Dashawn McGrier quickly made the rounds on the internet over the weekend, creating a new controversy for a police department long troubled by its treatment of the city's black residents.
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Nunberg made the rounds on all the major networks Monday after making a big stink about a subpoena he'd been issued by Special Counsel Robert Mueller in connection to the Trump-Russia investigation -- saying he wouldn't comply and basically daring Mueller to arrest him.
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That said, the rumors do make sense — Samsung confirmed to The Verge's Dan Seifert that the company had experimented with a dual camera setup for the Galaxy S8, and leaked photos of an S8 prototype matching Kuo's description made the rounds earlier this week.
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After publishing his third book, Way of the Wolf: Straight Line Selling: Master the Art of Persuasion, Influence and Success, he has made the rounds on motivational lecture circuit, drumming up his fanbase and stirring up a few serious legal dramas along the way.
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There has been a bit of online controversy, though: as the story behind the photo shoot made the rounds on social media, the moms heard from people who were angry that the children kissed (they even had Facebook commenters threaten to call Child Protective Services).
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Bird Box also became something of a social media phenomenon, because as the memes made the rounds, they seemed to simultaneously generate more interest in the memes and authentic interest in the movie from people who wanted to watch it solely to enjoy the memes.
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Crappy cam versions of Endgame began popping up on the internet as soon as the credits started rolling on international premieres, while a spoiler-heavy chunk of the film made the rounds on social media more than a week before the April 26 release date.
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Since his conviction, he'd made the rounds of safer spots, but when he finally hit USP Hazelton, a place that applied the old rules of checking criminals' paperwork to see if they were a snitch or sex criminal, Whitey was like a sitting duck.
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The singer was catching tons of backlash this weekend after a video he posted to Instagram Live made the rounds, in which he's heard saying that a bulldog he recently got from the pound is now available for purchase for a cool few thousand bucks.
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Back in the late 1970s, when I was covering the Lebanese civil war, a story made the rounds in Beirut that the Lebanese Christian Phalangist militia had come up with a novel way of discovering a Palestinian trying to pass through one of its checkpoints.
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In a video that made the rounds on social media in 2018, a 14-year-old Venus Williams tells John McKenzie, an ABC News reporter who is interviewing her, about how confident she is that she can defeat an opponent on the tennis court.
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Another conspiracy theory that made the rounds claimed that the Islamic State, which is fighting to maintain control of its last neighborhoods in Mosul, sabotaged the food as a way for some of its fighters, who had posed as displaced civilians, to escape the camps.
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At the Economic Institute where my mother worked on generating five-year plans and at the state gas company, Gazprom, where my father designed pipelines, a sheet of paper made the rounds as soon as the new issue of Burda came into someone's possession.
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Cathy Heller, 63, told The Guardian in an article published Saturday that she was attending the brunch with her husband, her three children, and her in-laws, along with dozens of other families, when Trump made the rounds to greet the members of the club.
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"It may be that there's a little noise here in the interim, that the Iranians make the choice to respond," Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press" as he made the rounds of all five major television news talk shows.
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Given that his bad week in India comes not long after "peoplekind" made the rounds in the world media, it may not be a bad idea for Trudeau to take time out from the globe-trotting glamour thing and, I don't know, do some governing.
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Carino, 49, did not attend the Grammys, even though Gaga had brought her former fiancé as her date to other events this awards season, including the Screen Actors Guild Awards and the Golden Globes, as she's made the rounds accepting trophies for A Star Is Born.
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And as House Speaker Paul Ryan made the rounds on Wisconsin media Monday morning to talk about tax reform — and only tax reform — several House Republican aides said they believed that if members stayed disciplined, they could keep the focus where the speaker insisted it should be.
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While the 25-year-old singer was expected to attend the 2018 Emmy Awards after a preliminary seating chart for Monday's show made the rounds on Twitter over the weekend, Grande stayed at home in New York City with her fiancée, Saturday Night Live star Pete Davidson.
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A convincing and polished, yet entirely fake, advertising campaign under the slogan, "Don't Believe Every Tweet," made the rounds early this morning, fooling tech critics and reporters into thinking Twitter had launched a marketing effort centered on its own inability to police fake and misleading information.
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While is on the road to recovery, seven weeks after the accident she revealed she's still "not quite looking the same," and still has yet to share a clear photo of her face (though a fan-shared image has made the rounds on the internet since).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads An image depicting a Statue of Liberty-like structure, allegedly made from bombed rubble of Aleppo, has made the rounds of the internet in the past week, with the claim that it was an artwork by Syrian artist Tammam Azzam.
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Additionally, Carino, 49, did not attend the Grammys, even though Gaga had brought her former fiancé as her date to other events this awards season, including the Screen Actors Guild Awards and the Golden Globes, as she's made the rounds accepting trophies for A Star Is Born.
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But it also had to do with its often critical coverage of Mr. Trump and other Republicans, as well as the "Never Trump" stance of the magazine's co-founder William Kristol as he made the rounds on cable television — at times raising hackles at the home office.
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When Jay Sekulow made the rounds of political television shows on Sunday, he had two basic talking points: first, that President Trump's tweet on Friday that "I am under investigation" was just riffing on news reports, and that prosecutors had not told him he was under investigation.
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Two days after a photo of Cleveland Browns coach Freddie Kitchens wearing a brown T-shirt with the phrase "Pittsburgh started it" emblazoned in orange made the rounds on social media, some Pittsburgh Steelers players showed up for Sunday's game with a message of their own.
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While the event didn't exactly hit its expected target (a study from the NRF and Prosper Insights & Analytics foresaw 155.7 million people shopping on Saturday — a considerable jump from the 99 million that made the rounds during Thanksgiving weekend), it was still a pretty successful day for retailers.
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Everyone at Paramount & Sega are fully committed to making this character the BEST he can be... #sonicmovie #gottafixfast ✌️ Since the trailer reveal, numerous fan edits have made the rounds on Twitter, Tumblr, and Reddit, with the drawings honing in on various horrifying aspects of Sonic's newfound body.
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WATCH THIS: Hurricane Irma Makes Second Landfall in Florida "Our emergency personnel and other staff have made the rounds of the island since the storm hit, and no one has reported any major structural problems" to any building, including Mar-a-Lago, said Palm Beach Mayor Gail Coniglio.
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The photo quickly made the rounds on Twitter, where many shared Kelly's apparent distress over the president's first speech at the U.N. in which he called North Korean leader Kim Jong-un a "rocket man on a suicide mission" and threatened to "totally destroy" the East Asian country.
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The Icleandic acts include groups that have hit the big time — like Of Monsters and Men, who had a breakthrough hit in 215 with their "Little Talks" and have since made the rounds of America's major talk shows — and lesser-known groups, like the death metal rock act Beneath.
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This image, of a woman tucked behind glass and curled up nude next to piles of raw meat, sparked both admiration and admonition this week when a photo taken in the shop of Darren Gerrand, a butcher in the rural Australian town of Lancelin, made the rounds online.
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Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, has made the rounds of world leaders, meeting with President Moon Jae-in of South Korea and President Xi Jinping of China multiple times, as well as with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and the leaders of Singapore and Vietnam.
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The Times article and statement made the rounds on social media, causing the controversy that Walker had anticipated, all the while subtly discouraging young artists (whom she sometimes teaches at Rutgers, where she is the Tepper Chair in the visual arts program) from fighting the ongoing whitelash to the Obama years.
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Recently, an interview about how it makes him "panic" when fans call out steamy references from the movies at him on the street, unable to distinguish between Dornan the 35-year-old actor with a wife and children, and the character he plays onscreen, made the rounds on social media.
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"I took pictures of myself nude and sent them to a boy I liked online after he'd convinced me for many hours, and it kind of made the rounds online and eventually… someone printed a ton of copies and three years later threw them off my high school," she confides.
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But in the week before the book was released, her comments about primary opponent Bernie Sanders were the things that made the rounds on social media and late-night talk shows, resulting in a flare-up of the never-ending feud between the dreaded Bernie Bros and the insufferable Hillary Bots.
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The car, which is expected to reach the first customers toward the end of 2017, was shown at its March event without a finished and fully explained interior — a fact which made the rounds in the press — so explaining the production interior of the car could be a part of it.
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News of the new policy made the rounds on social media after local mother Tamara Pickett took to her personal account to sound off about the move when she was told her 2-year-old daughter would no longer be able to receive treatment at the office unless she is vaccinated.
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The comments, which multiple sources said were relayed to senators as he's made the rounds on Capitol Hill, give a glimpse into how Kavanaugh is carefully handling questions about his views on executive power at a time when Trump and his associates face growing legal pressure from the Mueller probe.
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Now, a few days after photos of the duo locking lips at a Los Angeles sushi restaurant made the rounds, leading internet skeptics to light up Twitter with cries of a PR stunt (blame Hiddleswift), the newly tattooed singer has decided to show off her new paramour in a series of playful snaps.
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Davis, a former columnist for The Hill, made the rounds on the Wednesday morning news shows, emphasizing Cohen's willingness to share what he knows with special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE.
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BALTIMORE — When riots broke out last year over the death of Freddie Gray, a promising young hip-hop artist named Lor Scoota, who rapped about "selling scramble, coke and smack" yet ran a football team for inner-city children, made the rounds of local high schools at the invitation of a city councilman.
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Some of the 86 memos issued since Mr. de Blasio took office in 2014 have taken months to get attention, creating what agency officials have perceived as a bottleneck at City Hall; a few have been lost as they made the rounds, current and former city officials said, and had to be resubmitted.
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Welp, after footage of a young woman opening a tub of Blue Bell ice cream in a Texas food store, licking said ice cream, and returning the tub to the freezer recently made the rounds on social media, the frozen treat appears to be meeting the same sad fate, at least in a few stores.
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Columbus partnered with women's shelter Elizabeth House to hand out Christmas gifts to abused women and their families at the building itself and all throughout L.A. We're told he collected over 300 gifts for a toy drive at Sayers Club ... and made the rounds at 4 homes, setting up a tree and delivering presents.
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Once she appeared — she wore a kuspuk, a longish hooded shirt with a large pocket in front — she made the rounds, introducing herself, thanking the staff members for the work they did and giving a brief speech, her voice just audible over the crackling sound of a partygoer's hand riffling through a bag of Fritos.
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Pope Francis, who has been under pressure over priest sexual-abuse scandals in the Catholic Church, delivered a message of humility and faith to the crowds that came to hear his mass (delivered in Italian and translated to Arabic and English) or to cheer on the pontiff as he made the rounds in his Popemobile.
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The Philadelphia Eagles are taking on the New England Patriots live in Super Bowl LII, but the pricey ads are already made the rounds online – which is perfect, considering you're going to need a few bathroom and snack breaks during football's biggest night (and it's not like you're going to miss Justin Timberlake's halftime show).
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On Thursday, hours before The New Yorker's Ryan Lizza published his instantly infamous conversation with White House Communications Director Anthony "Mooch" Scaramucci, an image by photographer T.J. Kirkpatrick made the rounds on social media, capturing in one loaded gaze everything you needed to know about the new balance of power in the White House.
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On October 10, a variant of that tweet made the rounds and went even more viral: I have eatenthe baby shoesthat were inthe iceboxand which Imistook forshoe-shaped plumsForgive methey were so smalland never worn And lo, the combination baby-shoes-and-plums meme began to spread — but this time, the plums overtook the shoes.
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Clinton spoke more broadly on Tuesday about how gender stereotypes are still very much in play in corporate America, and mentioned her displeasure at a photo that made the rounds on social media last week showing a group of men sitting around a table in Washington, D.C., apparently making decisions about women's health issues.
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Trump's time on Capitol Hill was not spent negotiating with congressional leaders he has rankled in recent days after making disparaging comments about African countries and Haiti during a meeting with lawmakers last week, but his chief of staff John Kelly made the rounds of key lawmakers' offices on Wednesday in pursuit of a deal.
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"It was scooping with one hand from the semi-liquid manure composed of faeces, urine and toilet paper and then eating from the hand," the researchers reported in a 2011 research paper that made the rounds last week for some unknown reason, but which I absolutely could not resist clicking on because I am broken.
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After a clip of her dipping a chicken tender into soda (and then eating it) made the rounds online, the woman now known as "Slickenfingers" got a song, an extremely cursed music video, and inexplicably, a cola-flavored dipping sauce out of it—really leaning so, so hard into those bizarre 20 seconds of fame.
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It's taken a while, but as Twitter has come into its own, evolving away from the era of Weird Twitter and its niche memetic rules, we're seeing more and more memes originate and circulate on the site (though it's also very common for "new" memes that go viral on Twitter to have already made the rounds on Tumblr).
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After that speech, the uncle story made the rounds: "Holmes lost an uncle to cancer when she was young, and she passionately believes that putting medical information in patients' own hands will make blood testing a routine healthy habit, just like eating right and exercising," Glamour's Cindi Leive wrote in her 2015 profile and interview with Holmes.
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Campaign officials asked the AP to remove a tweet announcing its story; they blasted an email to reporters Wednesday highlighting a Vox analysis characterizing the AP story as "a mess" of inaccuracies; Brian Fallon, a top spokesman, has made the rounds on cable TV refuting the story; and other Clinton surrogates were employed Thursday for the same purpose. Rep.
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Sympathetic talking heads made the rounds on cable news and the Sunday shows arguing that, before being shown the door, Porter was initially given the benefit of the doubt—and isn't that what you would do if your cameraman were accused of something heinous, a doe-eyed Mick Mulvaney asked both Chris Wallace and Major Garrett.
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This clip immediately made the rounds on the internet as an outstanding moment of action—dos Anjos unleashing thirty unanswered blows against a covering Lawler—but Lawler has been rolling off shots for years and it was clear that dos Anjos quickly punched himself into arm weariness, spending much of the next round along the fence.
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As Emma Stone made the rounds on the Oscars red carpet as the favorite to win Best Actress for her performance in La La Land, she returned one more time to her favorite interview anecdote: the story of how, when she was 15 years old, she made a PowerPoint presentation to convince her parents to let her leave school and go to Hollywood.
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I started casually writing for the web in 2015, and things took off when I capitalized on a viral tweet, writing an article about it that also made the rounds, eventually landing myself on CNN, which helped me make enough of a name for myself in the digital media world that justified quitting my barista job to write full time.
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After early protests outside his Brooklyn home threatening repercussions if he were to lead the Senate to in any way compromise with Trump, he made the rounds on progressive shows and got vocal about standing against Trump nominations, all without being so incendiary and highly visible as to become a go-to far-right bogeyman a la House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
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As the judge made the rounds of the Capitol — he paid courtesy calls on Senator John Cornyn of Texas, the No. 2 Republican, and Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina — Mr. Schumer and his Democratic colleagues were gaming out a line of questioning that, they hope, will create a perception that a Justice Kavanaugh would compromise the independence of the court.
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But I was a reader, and most of what I knew came from books, starting with the copy of Judy Blume's "Forever …" that made the rounds of the cafeteria in seventh grade to the dozens of Harlequin romances I devoured to the best sellers by Judith Krantz, Shirley Conran, Jean Auel, Susan Isaacs and Erica Jong that I snagged from my mom's shelves.
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While a group of students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school made the rounds pressing top leaders from both parties to move legislation to ban assault-style weapons and high-capacity ammunition clips, expand background checks and raise the age for purchases of rifles, there is no appetite in either the GOP-controlled House or Senate to move any significant gun control bills.
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The South Carolina Republican, a vocal supporter and frequent golf partner of the president, was asked to affirm his stance on impeachment when an old clip made the rounds on social media after Trump's former campaign chairman was found guilty on eight of 18 criminal counts, and after Michael Cohen implicated Trump when he pleaded guilty Tuesday to violating campaign finance laws and other crimes.
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A number of copies now fill the wall space behind the register, reminding Cunningham of another time, and after a profile with the Toronto Star made the rounds last week, Cunningham's been edging out his place in dad rock legend, reluctantly fielding questions from Rush fan sites and shipping autographed copies of the record to places as varied as Hamilton, Ontario, and Wichita, Kansas.
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In addition to the 59-year-old German composer, who has scored more than 120 films including Gladiator, The Dark Knight, Inception, Pirates of the Caribbean, True Romance, Cool Runnings, and The Lion King, iconic composers like John Carpenter, Giorgio Moroder, and Philip Glass have also recently made the rounds at large-scale US and European pop festivals, including Pitchfork, Primavera Sound, Wireless, and Day for Night.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas), a 85033 presidential hopeful who became one of his party's loudest and most sustained voices on the issue after a mass shooting killed 22 in his home town of El Paso, Texas, last month, made the rounds again on the Sunday morning talk shows to reiterate his support for stronger gun control measures and his frustration with what he saw as a lack of action.
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The little boy's story made the rounds on social media and then news media after his teacher at Altamonte Elementary School in Altamonte Springs posted an account of the bullying to Facebook: the boy, a "Volunteers" fan, had drawn a University of Tennessee logo onto a piece of white paper and pinned it to an orange tee to participate in his school's "College Colors Day" -- and was ridiculed in the lunchroom.
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The videos—there are a few—made the rounds this time last year when Schwarber was mashing taters into the stratosphere and the Cubs made a little video to poke fun and celebrate his return (even though he won't be in the starting lineup the next three games because the National League is a trash league that values form over function and does not employ the designated hitter).
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In the sadly serendipitous way these things often seem to happen, a documentary film about the two women, Bright Lights: Starring Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds, had just made the rounds of the film festival circuit earlier in 2016, premiering at Cannes before playing at a series of other prestigious festivals in the US. It was acquired by HBO to air later in 2017 — but after the pair's passing, the date was moved up to Saturday, January 7.
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Last week, furor around the subject brewed once more as the E3 clip of Greene made the rounds on Reddit, prompting PUBG Corp communications leader Ryan Rigney to address the issue directly: The first thing to understand is that if you're just starting up a team, you've got to lean on asset store work because that's the only way you can spin up a game fast, and for a reasonable price, to quickly find the fun.
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A video showing Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE being turned away by multiple polling sites in 2004 made the rounds on social media Thursday in the wake of the candidate's refusal to say that he will accept the results of Election Day.
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Popovich, who has long been a critic of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, made the rounds on social media earlier this year after he ripped Trump for his absence at the nationwide "March for Our Lives" demonstrations in March.
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In the early 1970s Ms. Ballard also had a recurring role on "The Doris Day Show," and her résumé came to include guest appearances on shows like "The Love Boat" and "Trapper John, M.D." While working regularly in television and making the occasional film, Ms. Ballard toured nightclubs (Arthur Siegel was her longtime pianist) and made the rounds with "Hey, Ma … Kaye Ballard," a one-woman show recounting her career and her clashes with her mother.
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After a contentious piece ("Why I'm Quitting UCB, and Its Problem with Diversity") made the rounds on social media, a former U.C.B. diversity coördinator, Keisha Zollar, responded on Facebook, expressing her wish that "POC, women, the LGBTQ+ community, people over 35, and persons with disabilities" be better represented at U.C.B. The organization made headlines last month, when a U.C.B. performer in New York was accused of sexual assault by multiple women, and banned from the school and the theatre.
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