She also mixes in moves she can do without any equipment.
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But he also mixes in some of the slasher genre, too.
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He mixes in a fastball that can reach about 90 m.p.h.
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One challenge is that spoken Hindi mixes in a lot of English.
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Everyone mixes in the public green spaces along the river to the west.
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If warmer air mixes in, it could lessen the amount of snow that accumulates.
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Demand for soup, cereal, snacks and dry baking mixes in particular has gone up.
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Finally, he mixes in the herbs and adds a glug of olive oil for shine.
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As warmer air mixes in, ice accumulations of a 10th of an inch are possible.
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With Samurai Jack, Tartakovsky mixes in one part anime, one part myth, and one part cyberpunk.
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Exploration mixes in to break up the tension of these show-stopping chase and combat moments.
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The adult cast is perfect and loved the way the film mixes in the old and new.
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The group reimagines Morrissey songs in Spanish and mixes in a little Mariachi-style trumpet and vihuela.
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He's the vice-president of the company that supplied the sand, Hutcheson Sand & Mixes, in Huntsville, Ontario.
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"It may be all sorts of different things going into different mixes in different places," cautions Travers.
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Occasionally he mixes in a whistle or other sounds from an impressive repertoire of around 20 syllables.
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It takes tangy and creamy yogurt and mixes in sea salt, sesame seeds, poppy seeds, garlic, and onion.
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He vigorously mixes in a spoonful of the culture, then pours everything into a large stainless steel container.
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Tyler Florence's Banana Bread Tyler Florence mixes in finely chopped pecans for a subtle nutty flavor and added crunch.
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The MTUM ETF also mixes in high-momentum players in other sectors, including health care's Pfizer and financial's Visa.
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He doesn't just call creators out based on his own opinions, but he mixes in his personal experiences, too.
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When it's him making it, he drains the noodles first and then mixes in the masala, like with ramen.
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It mixes in quotes from Eastern thinkers as well as athletes like surfer Laird Hamilton and tennis player Novak Djokovic.
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It mashes up subscription commerce, new media and natural foods to deliver baking kits and mixes in stores and online.
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When he fences in a classical kind of way and he mixes in a creative move, that becomes most effective.
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"He has charisma and speaks well, while he mixes in the right circles and gets the contacts he needs," said Igonin.
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He mixes in the idea of gravity in a chase scene that leaves Henry — and us — hanging on for dear life.
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"I do love listening to many types of music and making mixes in as many styles," he wrote in an email.
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Here's some edits/blends that I've been playing in clubs and mixes in 2015 that you guys have been asking about.
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"Dennis can put one of those spurts on you, especially when he mixes in a three," Hawks coach Mike Budenholzer said.
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The only other newcomer in the top five was Sony's "Brightburn," a superhero origin story that mixes in elements of horror.
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I used a pump of Dew Drops in "Dew You?" mixes in with Shameless foundation to get that glossy skin look.
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The latest promo recycles a lot of familiar footage from the previous teasers — but it also mixes in some new bits.
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ATTN: uses the first few seconds of every video to grab attention, and mixes in "compelling images and powerful statements," he said.
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Then, the site will churn out a 30-second clip that mixes in your uploaded photo with the rest of the ad.
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She mixes in sugar, vanilla, and the mango and corn purées, and then the whole mixture goes into the fridge to set.
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Mr. Scheiner, who has produced albums for Steely Dan, Sting and Foo Fighters, grew frustrated after listening to studio mixes in automobiles.
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The Nehru Memorial Museum and Library, now controlled by Sharma's ministry, these days mixes in sessions about right wing Hindu leaders and causes.
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Patrons down beers and bloody marys on a Sunday afternoon, and the smell of decades worth of wild nights mixes in with brunch.
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In these first three papers, the authors did the hard mathematics required to prove that the paint mixes in a thorough, chaotic fashion.
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The consistency of the formula is slightly thicker than water and mixes in well with my thicker base products without changing the viscosity.
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Gellar established Foodstirs, a line of sustainable and fair-trade baking mixes, in 2015 along with her pals Galit Laibow and Greg Fleishman.
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Bryarly took to Facebook to source mixes for the show's opening slot and soon after received over 150 mixes in his comments section.
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This does not make the rambling proceedings any more compelling, though the sound operator Eamon Goodman mixes in fairly entertaining modern music cues.
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However, don't expect much as warmer air mixes in and sleet is a little more likely, eventually turning over to rain overnight Saturday.
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The new AirPods Pro, however, have noise-cancellation features built in, including Active Noise Cancellation and a "Transparency" mode that mixes in ambient sound.
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This offers a different sort of twist on new music discovery, as it subtly mixes in new music with some of your favorite tunes.
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When the cod is ready, he mixes in some good skyr, an Icelandic-style strained yogurt, until the fillets break down into flaky bits.
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True to the Shanahan reputation, he relies heavily on zone (outside, inside, split) but also mixes in gap-scheme runs like counter and trap.
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To his historical analysis Krinsky mixes in the fact that the market has gone 75 days without a daily decline of 1 percent or more.
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The movie mixes in a variety of elements -- horror, social satire and yes, some laughs -- although practically nobody would instantly think "comedy" upon seeing it.
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"My makeup artist Brett Freedman mixes in with foundation to keep it sheer, natural and dewy, despite being on stage all day, and night," she shares.
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She mixes in the chorus of D'Angelo's "Untitled (How Does It Feel)," the only song that evokes even sexier imagery than what's being presented on stage.
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Yenta A busybody/gossip Extra credit: You could use the Yiddish word kokhlefel (literally meaning a cooking spoon) to mean a person who mixes in/a busybody.
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But instead, Coogler — a Bay Area native himself — mixes in bone-chilling reminders of its outcome, like the haunting sound of BART trains whistling on their tracks.
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When it comes to sand chemistry, there may be no one more knowledgeable than Todd Knapton, a vice president of Hutcheson Sand and Mixes in Huntsville, Ontario.
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The Reds' star first baseman, Joey Votto, mixes in more challenging batting drills "every so often," he said, but he cautioned against making it a daily ritual.
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Now that he pitches for shorter stints, his fastball plays up — it averaged 97 miles an hour in his debut — and he mixes in curveballs and cutters.
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As warmer air mixes in, it could leave a thin layer of ice -- around 23/10 of an inch -- on roads and other surfaces in the region.
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Britney will not be going all N.W.A. ... she'll still perform all her hits, but there will be mixes in between songs and a significant dose of hip-hop.
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The story is fictional, yet draws a lot from her real life as well as film history, and mixes in documentary aesthetics like talking heads and street interviews.
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As the popular Southeast Asian ingredient mixes in with the citrus in the lemonade, it changes colors from its natural blue hue to a luscious shade of violet.
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The busing of thousands of black and white Boston students to equalize the racial mixes in the schools led to racial turmoil and death threats against Judge Garrity.
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Major Lazer largely nails the off-kilter stutter-step that's a signature of Afrobeats, and mixes in some of the absurdist tweaks it's used on Justin Bieber songs.
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Cam Newton is capable of having a more electric game than Keenum, but he is also more prone to errors and mixes in bad performances with great ones.
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All of a sudden, the moisture from the lake mixes in with the cold air from the north, and you get big clouds and you can get big snow.
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Arguably, the Notifications tab is fairly busy as is, due to the way it mixes in more minor notifications – like favs and retweets – with more critical ones, like replies.
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The chef then mixes in a soybean paste to make it smell less strongly of beef, and then add thick chunks of beef blood, beef tripe, and bean sprouts.
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It mixes in elements of fantasy, as the hitmaker floats above the stage during a frenetic concert or descends into a drugged-fueled haze surrounded by a writhing dance troupe.
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Eve Wolf's multimedia "Maestro," a music-drenched historical drama that follows Toscanini through the '30s and '40s, mixes in an affair of the heart, too, as the world comes apart.
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This choice mixes in with your earlier choice(s), and over time the picture of your developed society is shaped by the different influences going back to its earliest beginnings.
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Individual user profiles: NoParental controls: No60 fps playback: Yes (some channels)Surround sound: No Fubo advertises itself as a sports-focused OTT TV service that also mixes in plenty of entertainment.
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That's the essence of cultural exchange: taking ideas from one context and repurposing it in a way that mixes in a new culture while still allowing the original to feel vital.
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The funniest part of the video (yes, he mixes in humor) is that he's nicknamed his left arm, "Little Kenny" ... and considers it a "mini-arm" instead of a total loss.
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Ljung also confirmed to me that there will be more paid services getting added in the future, including a tier for creators who are uploading content that mixes in licensed music.
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Then it's on to the face, as she mixes in three pumps of her favorite Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk foundation in the shade 6.5, and another pump in the shade 9.
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Thanks to the Creative Snacks deal, Kind developed its new grain-free snack mixes in a matter of weeks, making only slight tweaks to the acquired company's own version of the product.
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The startup is credentialed by all five sports teams in the city, and mixes in traditional sports reporting with inside access and exclusives from team executives and agents of the hottest players.
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As George Washington 2.0, Baldwin mixes in a slew of Trump-inspired jabs, referencing everything from the president's leaked Access Hollywood tape to Trump's criticism of Baldwin's Saturday Night Live Trump skits.
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That sentiment mixes in with a vague but powerful resentment across the county toward a political system that people here blame for allowing, encouraging even, the decline of coal, its economic backbone.
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Acqua di Parma's Oud ($270), for example, combines oud with zesty bergamot, D.S. & Durga's Notorious Oud ($175) mixes in North African papyrus, and Maison d'Etto's Canaan ($300) injects green neroli and tuberose.
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Though Snackbetch found the Cheesecake Factory At Home mixes in the baking aisle of Walmart, our expert dessert researching skills tell us that they're also available at other grocery chains like Kroger and Publix.
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Instagram has been growing rapidly, perhaps as people gravitate toward its simpler, selective focus over Facebook's maximalist share-all-share-everything platform that mixes in a flurry of life updates, articles, birthday notifications, and whatnot.
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But I also really like the way she boldly mixes in narcissism-free autobiographical material here — like the white, cotton net-bag embracing a pale ceramic reproduction of Gumby, one of the artist's childhood toys.
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An early warning tool that tracks water supplies worldwide and mixes in social, economic and demographic data to flag up potential crises is being developed by the Netherlands-based Water, Peace and Security partnership (WPS).
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Hinge offers the minimalistic, download-and-go feel that impatient people love, but mixes in pinches of seriousness and a smart matching algorithm to give you a real shot at finding a long lasting relationship.
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Mr. Ferver's dance-theater works are campy, clever and refreshingly unhinged; here he mixes in some rigorous ballet choreography — he calls it "post-Balanchine witch" — performed by Reid Bartelme, Barton Cowperthwaite and Carling Talcott-Steenstra.
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The agreement is that ABC will provide shows like The Bachelor and Modern Family, and Sinclair will take care of broadcasting those shows from its antenna in Northwest DC. Sinclair also mixes in its own shows.
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The ice found its way into "the drinks of Maharajahs, of men and women in waterfront bars in midsummer in Martinique," he says, over soft music that mixes in sounds referencing the industry and export geography.
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Then you need to know that he changes stances a lot, throws a ton of low kicks, mixes in the occasional hook kicks and combines circular punches with linear knee strikes in gorgeous, gut-munching set ups.
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Whatever you think of Diamond and Silk's approach — a no-nonsense attitude that eschews political correctness and mixes in humor — they manage to connect with their target audience in a relatable way that's proven to be big-league successful.
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While we've outlined our favorite laundry detergents for every need, I've found that liquid detergent, like our top pick, Tide Free and Gentle Liquid Laundry Detergent, works best with portable washers because it mixes in with the water easily.
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The new jazz sound mixes in other popular styles of black music in the city, from the sounds of the African and Caribbean diasporas — calypso, dub, Afrobeat — to the beats of the city's night life, like jungle and grime.
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Editor Zebrazilla starts with the retrowave/outrun heater "Pursuit" by Stilz (who seemed to give his blessing by popping up in the YouTube comments section) and then mixes in cut-up bits of Jones' infamous "I'm a human" rant.
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As the company mixes in the new dark web data, affected Credit Karma users that pop up in its scans will receive an alert so they can find more contextual information through the free tool and lock down their accounts accordingly.
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As he pours on the color, mixes in the chugs and clangs, evokes the Brothers Lumière and swings between the figurative and the abstract, the line between place and head space dissolves and a portrait of the artist emerges — brilliantly.
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Taber noted that the company teamed with the British design studio Kenyon Weston, which also worked on the Mega Sg and Super Nt, to build the design, which (like those consoles) mixes in modern touches to go with the retro design.
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They breathe in car exhaust, construction dust, and industry emissions that are in the air year-round, but there is another source of pollution that mixes in with Delhi's contamination and pushes the air quality to hazardous levels every year.
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To supplement those visits, Dallas mixes in frequent capillary blood draws for its players in which a quick pinprick sample is taken to provide near-instant readings of oxidative stress levels in the blood from a player's ear or index finger.
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Before the launch of Power Cakes, Kodiak offered two pancake mixes (a whole wheat, oat and honey flapjack mix and a buttermilk and honey mix), one brownie mix, one cookie mix and four muffin cups (instant, microwavable muffin mixes in a cup).
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You can find Ajinomoto's MSG seasoning packets and spice mixes in many American supermarkets, and it has been working for years to raise awareness about both the safety of consuming MSG and the ways it can be used to add flavor to dishes.
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So that would be like, some artists I'm working with in London on some Afro-pop stuff, and a couple rap songs from Atlanta and L.A., and some R&B stuff, and it's really kind of how I've approached mixes in the past.
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The video also mixes in quotes from some of the iconic actress's other films, like Let's Make Love, with Kendall repeating a line from the Cole Porter song she preformed, "My Heart Belongs to Daddy," and going on to reference a line in The Seven Year Itch.
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Oh doesn't have the power arsenal you'd suspect from someone with the nickname the "Final Boss" but his low-to-mid-90s fastball plays up due his abrupt arm action and quality command, and he mixes in a highly effective breaking ball (batters have whiffed on more than half their swings).
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Luxury has all the means to be a major reference as soon as it really mixes, in a sustainable way, legacy, know how, innovation, creativity, quality, beauty, fun, the unexpected, in concrete products and offers, always with the sense of integrity (towards itself) and the sense of respect (towards others).
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"I was interested in doing the final mixes in a top studio with a trusted engineer not only because I'd never made [Gary War] records that way before but also because of the many guest musicians on the album whose generosity warranted and deserved the best possible clarity to highlight their playing," Dalton said.
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