Ask her if she would like to join you momentarily.
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The device made a soft tone and momentarily lit up.
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It's too tempting to give into momentarily impulses and moods.
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We are momentarily moved by the machine's expression of gratitude.
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As Democrats momentarily steal the health care limelight with Sen.
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"It momentarily crossed my mind it could crash," she says.
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I momentarily feel like a badass for nailing the handoff.
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The benchmark note yield also went below 1.55 percent momentarily.
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Ulrich said first lady Melania Trump seemed momentarily left out.
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Yet in the same speech, Pompeo seemed to momentarily dissent.
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The teacher seemed momentarily shaken, though Kiril couldn't understand why.
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At one point, shares momentarily dipped below the $20143 threshold.
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Oil prices momentarily dropped in the U.S. following Trump's message.
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After the game, Smith and Irving momentarily continued their banter.
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Referees eventually separated the two and calmed things down momentarily.
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Did Celeste, amid the chaos, momentarily believe she pushed Perry?
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Walking a half- block leaves her momentarily out of breath.
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McLaughlin would momentarily become cooperative and suddenly begin yelling profanities.
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Taking camera control away momentarily isn't a perfect solution, though.
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How many different communities reside, even momentarily, within these very grounds?
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And if you were momentarily excited at the prospect, that's fine!
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The damage was pretty obvious, and Ashanti's mom did stop ... momentarily.
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Ramona gets a hug: Acquiesces momentarily, squirms to be put down.
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Its shares momentarily rose 0.6 percent after results before reversing course.
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And having to rearrange those delicious plans can be momentarily crushing.
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But when Kansas momentarily thinks her mom is gay, she freaks.
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The Haggler was momentarily taken aback by the change of tone.
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Only Bahrain was momentarily threatened by protests among its Shiite majority.
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Biden had to turn from the cameras momentarily to compose himself.
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I'm rendered momentarily speechless, my cheeks almost certainly flushing cherry red.
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They momentarily resurrected Condiment King, The Calculator, and other obscure villains.
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Eisenhower's open skies — our airy source of clarity — became momentarily possible.
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On the contrary, Trump is emboldened, and his foes momentarily defensive.
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They momentarily forgot my circumstances, that I'd kill for those irritations.
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The mayor repeated the words aloud, momentarily searching for a connection.
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Mr. Trump momentarily stopped: "It's not about me," the president said.
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Cameo videos merge, if only momentarily, the real world and fantasyland.
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But when his mother disappeared momentarily, he became antsy and frightened.
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"This is Durbin," Graham said, momentarily stepping away from the camera.
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Both were delicious enough to help me momentarily forget the election.
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Lorenzo fell back into the window and momentarily blacked out, he said.
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Senator Lindsey Graham of the Armed Services Committee will join me momentarily.
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They left Twitter — at least momentarily — to start new accounts on Mastodon.
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The world champion safecracker was, momentarily, locked out of his own house.
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Radiohead's new thing is teasing fans momentarily, right before delivering the goods.
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You ever eat something so goddamn delicious you momentarily lose your mind?
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It showed monochrome designs momentarily broken by clothes in palm tree patterns.
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Pierce and Plumb in particular seemed to fear for their lives momentarily.
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" He is momentarily excited to learn he and Hannah are "that close.
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Momentarily, he was a member of the audience too; just another fan.
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Adams also hit a trey to put Rice up momentarily, 225-228.6.
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The Pirates already led 2-0 when Taillon was momentarily shaken up.
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Which really, I use that ... JL: Going on my Twitter profile, momentarily.
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It's momentarily powerful but not specific enough for the effects to linger.
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The speech was momentarily interrupted after protesters rushed the stage in California.
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Now, a few of these Republicans have come clean — at least momentarily.
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Clark's story momentarily flips the perspective from the doctor to the patient.
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Sometimes a scent can unlock an entirely different world, even if momentarily.
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Even the noise of a television helicopter, blades beating overhead, momentarily disappeared.
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In case you forgot momentarily, Twitter can be a really mean place.
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So it was pneumonia and not Parkinson's that had me momentarily paralyzed.
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But the president seemed intent on calming the waters, at least momentarily.
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Picabia seems to have forgotten himself, momentarily, and wandered into fine style.
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Bumble momentarily blocked Sharon Stone after users reported her profile as fake.
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Mr. Fiato and his friends sprang to action and momentarily blocked it.
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Families find them alluring (understandably), because rewards can control a child momentarily.
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Someone putting their hand on your rear end or your breast momentarily?
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In other words, a momentarily painful message, but not a declaration of war.
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But one of Hong Kong's lines crosses momentarily into a major Chinese city.
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One imagines the others were at least momentarily pleased to find themselves released.
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He's spotted a silver helmet turned the wrong way, a momentarily blind Raider.
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White House Director of Trade Policy Peter Navarro will join me momentarily live.
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When someone asks her to pose for a photo, she looks momentarily bewildered.
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She was momentarily confused, and then let rip a massive, absurd, demonstrative laugh.
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Unsurprisingly, he also momentarily steps into a more political register, to mention Dubai.
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Orlando added that after Trump's victory, investors momentarily lost sight of these benefits.
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It might momentarily sharpen your focus, but in effect, you're only more stimulated.
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"The shame caused Carmen to momentarily attempt to pedal faster," the document states.
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I walked myself down the aisle, like it was momentarily speculated Meghan would.
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Our insecurities are momentarily eased, as others feel our hands around their throats.
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Trump's attacks on this group momentarily united Democratic factions around a common enemy.
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Also: When you find someone attractive, then you match, you'll feel momentarily great.
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"I'll be honest with you," he says, his analytic tone momentarily shifting inward.
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We're told Ronda plans to explain the whole thing on her website momentarily.
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Last year, Perez momentarily seemed ready to bring needed change to the DNC.
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A beatific peace comes into her face; she looks, momentarily, like a martyr.
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Now, detached from the glow of my laptop screen, I momentarily lingered, stuck.
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My pulse quickened and I shrieked with delight, momentarily losing the ghostly outline.
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While Tabitha and Moe momentarily worry Elodie is "pathological," that isn't the case.
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Utah chipped away and momentarily overtook Golden State after a Hood 3-pointer.
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I saw, momentarily, some protesters in handcuffs, being hit inside a police car.
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Google Docs momentarily went down Wednesday afternoon, locking users out of their files.
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Seconds later, her home was momentarily lifted off its foundation, she told CNN.
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"The vol-au-vents," the hostess sighs, momentarily distracted from her disemboweled marriage.
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"You should take me on a date," she said, momentarily stunning Mr. Cheeks.
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It provided a sense of relief, momentarily, from the glare of the sun.
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There's the shared delight over favorite books that, momentarily, eclipses stress and fear.
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When you engage with a tree, you momentarily leave the human-created world.
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SOLOSKI Do you think that changed Pence's mind, or even rattled him momentarily?
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Crude also momentarily spiked on surging tensions between the United States and Iran.
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They will be momentarily stunned, during which time you can open another topic.
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Momentarily stumped by my cookbooks, he found empty space on a bottom shelf.
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And she may be all of those bad things too, but only momentarily.
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I can still recite those islands, sounding momentarily like a fluent Russian speaker.
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Mulinder is momentarily taken aback by the attack before shouting out in surprise.
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A chain-smoking actor in Spain has momentarily, unexpectedly, tapped into public anger.
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" She said the encounter left her momentarily stunned: "I thought, 'Wow, that's interesting.
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They could merely be momentarily smitten with the extra $1.50 in their paychecks.
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But in 2014, he momentarily left retirement before the canonization of John Paul.
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What kind of parent allows herself to get momentarily distracted at the zoo, anyway?
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I'll be asking Trump about it at East Room photo-op with sheriff's momentarily.
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Momentarily, we flash back to 2015 as police discover Dee Dee's severely stabbed corpse.
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I was momentarily confused since I had always thought of it as an SUV.
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" My horror has momentarily been suspended to enjoy this foxy rendition of "Bohemian Rhapsody.
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So you use drugs to—even though it is momentarily—escape where you are.
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Noah tells Abe his Bell Labs project isn't momentarily delayed — it's actually been canceled.
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Every time I stood up to use the bathroom, my vision went black momentarily.
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Removed, even momentarily, from the cycles of daily life, I'd been ignoring bodily givens.
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How much more dangerous it can become when we forget it ourselves, even momentarily.
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We were momentarily distracted by a question—does he put ketchup on his quesadillas?
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With the ball momentarily in your court you need to move quickly and smartly.
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The blood electrolytes that had seemed momentarily steady in the I.C.U. never really stabilized.
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There's a caveat that we'll explain momentarily, but it's still what Denver should do.
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The purported motive is to help workers — a claim we can return to momentarily.
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Midway in the round, Ali appeared to wobble and he grabbed Foreman's shoulder momentarily.
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When Kelly notices Daryl coming over, she momentarily teases her sister, raising her eyebrows.
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Momentarily satisfied, my grandmother excused herself and went to her room to lie down.
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The soggy dancing this inspires, like a rave for the undead, is momentarily diverting.
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Saying no to your children will disappoint them momentarily, but they'll get over that.
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Clinton returned to one of his favorite themes — her health — he seemed momentarily buoyed.
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Amazon traded lower momentarily after President Donald Trump bashed the company again on Twitter.
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There was an article in the , and we momentarily became a hot date spot.
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Missed side kicks an even successful hook kicks often expose the fighter's back momentarily.
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Still, there's a notion of displacement throughout, of homes made uninhabitable and momentarily abandoned.
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Then, reopen the game you were playing before, and you'll begin streaming momentarily.5.
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Craps is so much fun, in fact, you might momentarily forget where you are.
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Credit Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee, for momentarily snapping us out of it.
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Seated, momentarily silent or clutching a speech and microphone, his hands rarely stop talking.
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He explains that we are learning about Torajan culture, to which she brightens momentarily.
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I am momentarily reassured about the remaining nine bowls that lie ahead of us.
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To embroider is to embellish: to create a fantasia and thus be momentarily free.
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These are typical second-drawer Disney numbers: momentarily catchy, neat and to the point.
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It rose, dipped momentarily under the weight of the 25 people onboard, then lifted.
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President Donald Trump is expected to hold a public briefing on the coronavirus momentarily.
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Because the neurons had all momentarily stopped firing, they didn't need as much oxygen.
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They may be momentarily swept away by wanderlust, but they don't really mean it.
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This has led to at least one momentarily uncomfortable encounter with the actual chairman.
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How much more dangerous it can become when we forget it ourselves even momentarily.
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"I thought momentarily last night May's 'offer' might be genuine," Bradshaw said on Twitter.
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A city skyline made of motherboards and other computer parts is only momentarily impressive.
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Still, most of us are entranced, if not lulled, by that momentarily painterly brilliance.
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The lights had flickered off momentarily in the main hall, before generators supplied backup electricity.
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Simply that, on a Sunday afternoon when our nation seemed lost, I felt momentarily found.
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Apologize to my boyfriend for momentarily blaming him and his dumb Groupon for my troubles.
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When a power cut momentarily shuts everything down, one of the 20 employees is reassuring.
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Users have spotted a glitchy check-box that appears momentarily when settings first load up.
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There are few instances of suffering that can't be eased, if only momentarily, by cake.
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Their 'wild,' 'wacky' and definitely totally original antics even caused the game to stop momentarily.
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He waved at worshippers and stopped momentarily to bless a group of children in costume.
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So when Californian metal band Deafheaven is programmed for Vivid, it is surprising only momentarily.
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That's why the public momentarily applauded today when YouTube announced that it suspended Crowder's monetization.
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Matthews left the game momentarily in the first half after banging a knee but returned.
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I momentarily consider telling her I love Piers Morgan just to see how she reacts.
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According to one participant who described the meeting, "an uncomfortable silence" momentarily overtook the room.
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At one point, he and I momentarily crossed photographic paths in front of a mirror.
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Tyus Jones hit a 292.8-pointer to pull the Timberwolves ahead momentarily at 242.3-49.93.
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The NST also reported that Najib's supporters were "shocked and momentarily stunned" after the ruling.
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The president momentarily removed his protective glasses to look up and point at the sky.
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The convention floor momentarily turned into a scene of discord and boisterous dissent on Monday.
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Every time you swallow, she says, you momentarily stop breathing until your throat is clear.
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I hesitated momentarily, then told him that I felt more comfortable with the curtains shut.
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It's almost as if they realize—momentarily at least—that they are supporting something unacceptable.
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It was when President Trump momentarily seemed to (gasp!) walk in front of the queen.
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The couple's academic leanings connected them momentarily even before they shared the same apartment building.
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If you think you've got a child figured out, you will be proved wrong momentarily.
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Diaz seemed momentarily taken aback when asked why he had subjected himself to all this.
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Although these behaviors can help momentarily, they can make anxiety worse in the long run.
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Mr. Morris turned toward the screen, momentarily distracted from his own small band of supporters.
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Momentarily forgetting you're in New Hampshire doesn't make Democrats in Concord question Joe Biden's credentials.
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One of the men momentarily removed Salahi's blindfold, and shined a flashlight into his eyes.
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I trust that the Department of Justice will be announcing hearings about email safety momentarily.
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I was momentarily outside the familiar rooms and the lives we lived there, looking in.
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Wanda is momentarily seen wearing a cape and headdress that channel her character's comic look.
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Scientists have momentarily transformed hydrogen into a liquid metallic state with violent shock wave experiments.
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In it, she and Luxemburg sit side by side, only momentarily distracted from deep conversation.
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" Mnuchin momentarily paused and asked for a clarification from the chair, "OK, so we're dismissed?
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Two years ago, sitting on that couch, Karen felt that burden lighten, at least momentarily.
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Don't use that word in here again, you said, and you watched him momentarily shrink.
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Since Becky's heart momentarily stopped, everyone on the organ waitlist above Sasha has turned it down.
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Comments by Trump, especially about drug pricing, momentarily reversed earlier gains made by markets on Wednesday.
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We&aposre going to see some movement as they start moving out of these buildings momentarily.
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The actress reportedly momentarily reactivated her Instagram to explain her decision behind her social media hiatus.
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But even when relations appear to momentarily improve — as after terrorist strikes — they quickly worsen again.
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I was momentarily entranced by Tidal when it first came out, and I made the switch.
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Freed momentarily from their shackles, they slowly took their places in the front of the courtroom.
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Tia is momentarily concerned that Chris will dump her for the next girl who comes along.
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According to The Guardian, Abe was momentarily unable to suppress a brief smirk at Cameron's remark.
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And yet, in days following the election, the power of design felt—at least momentarily— diminished.
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Earlier, U.S. stocks had edged higher as strong results from Microsoft Corp momentarily buoyed technology stocks.
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After ordering a triple espresso for "Mike," ITK's interview is momentarily interrupted by a super fan.
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Sometimes he stopped breathing momentarily, and his body would become rigid, and his face turn blue.
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Sure, some of the practices momentarily lessened it, but the feeling of panic never went away.
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Cassio Barbosa de Oliveira ate an illegal one on the knees which stopped the contest momentarily.
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Even good men can momentarily cave to political pressure and slink away from their stated principles.
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First topless, then fully naked, she could be some interior spirit of the dance momentarily released.
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But then you kept going before I (tall, dark, momentarily speechless) could really talk to you.
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A large Sea Nettle wafts past Poney's head, pausing momentarily to lend him a gelatinous hairpiece.
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Perhaps it was the convergence of powerful symbols that momentarily made me lose my professional detachment.
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This sojourn to an imaginary hell has transformed him, momentarily, into a more joyous, thoughtful empath.
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At a certain point, as he glided away, he momentarily lost his balance and de-hoverboarded.
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But the kind that just knocked him off the ball momentarily, and the kind he hates.
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She had momentarily forgotten about the grave danger of sliding beneath a collapsed 950-ton bridge.
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This is all perfectly evident if you listen to Trump discuss policy in public even momentarily.
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"When you dropping the 'Sorry for the Inconvenience, We'll Be Moving Momentarily' crewneck sweatshirt?" one wrote.
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So while going after Biden helped her momentarily, she eventually saw a drop in her support.
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He resurfaced momentarily, but Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. Livesey and Mr. Maske could not lift him aboard.
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With each hit, the focus blows out, forcing the lens to refocus and momentarily disorienting us.
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She momentarily lost her balance and skied well below the fastest line to the next gate.
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Even when we momentarily lost cell service, the saved songs downloaded to my account still worked.
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The disturbance momentarily caused Democratic Representative Hakeem Jeffries to cease his presentation of evidence against Trump.
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In this creative outlet, I can momentarily lose myself in the movement and the classical music.
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Mr. Sondland showed a weird knack for seeming momentarily flustered and then deflecting into punchy asides.
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He fires off, gets a lesson on the real world, bridles again, and is momentarily muted.
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Order, structure and manners get momentarily derailed in one comic moment from the "Downton Abbey" movie.
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In making his case, Bloomberg momentarily broke into Spanish, a language he's reportedly practiced for years.
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The dollar also rose momentarily before giving back its gains against a basket of major currencies.
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It was during those times that we would momentarily wish for the dark days of winter.
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The incident was caught on camera, and Bozarjian's reporting was momentarily interrupted by her stunned reaction.
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The goal that followed was so easeful, so understated, that it was momentarily hard to process.
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The audience in the crowd was momentarily silent, as if gritting their teeth and holding their breath.
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Whether you&aposre monetizing or cashing that in or taking advantage of that momentarily is another thing.
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And while she did jump on the zombie-apocalypse train momentarily, the stress became a bit much.
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Flynt closes his eyes, and his face goes blank, as if he has momentarily receded into himself.
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Niederreiter raised his arms in celebration and the goal horn momentarily went off in Xcel Energy Center.
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Those investors had been awaiting the approval of an ETF this summer, momentarily pushing prices above $8,000.
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Lawrence stood at the front of Amazon's first New York City bookstore, momentarily startled by the applause.
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Are you momentarily disinterested in it for reasons I don't need to know but do sympathize with?
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Every year, at some point, Mr. Cerqueira momentarily believes that União da Ilha will not make it.
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In "Sense8", empathy involves more than just one character momentarily doing the things another character normally does.
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Asked why he had done so when his boss said he shouldn't, Mr Sessions looked momentarily flustered.
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While Ford momentarily suspects local welder Alvin Moran (Hamilton Clancy) could be the murderer, that seems unlikely.
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New glass skyscrapers can only momentarily distract from the history, politics, and culture that permeate this place.
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Of course some are, and they appear to have been at least momentarily emboldened by this election.
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Miggy momentarily considers dropping off his baby on a doorstep and gleefully learns new infant-calming techniques.
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The attack occurred after the baby girl's caretakers momentarily stepped away into another room, the spokeswoman says.
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During the equinox, it becomes momentarily perfectly perpendicular, meaning the sun's rays pass directly over the equator.
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"Those bonds are separated and momentarily broken to achieve a different color or hair texture," says Kenyon.
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When Angelina momentarily switches the vote to Christian, Alec does a superb job of turning it back.
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Meredith's half-sister Maggie Pierce (Kelly McCreary) momentarily interrupts the exchange but Will pushes for an answer.
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But instead, Hannah momentarily obliges the prominent author who has been repeatedly accused of doing exactly this.
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D.F. called out Mr. Brooks' name, raised his eyelids and reached behind Mr. Brooks' left arm momentarily.
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The pinwheel sunlight was only broken momentarily by flickering crickets flitting off to dream til moonlight next.
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Another time I momentarily drank with Motörhead and Saxon after a thunderous show at the Hammersmith Odeon.
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When a nearby fire engine opened its doors, and he was momentarily bathed in light, she clicked.
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Wreckage collapsed into the lobby, nearly striking Chief Stack and leaving him momentarily trapped, his coat stuck.
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He returned momentarily, put the phone away, and swept into a pose with Beacham on the stage.
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The Dodgers were momentarily jolted in the top of the fifth, when Kershaw grounded out to second.
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In the heat of combat, he momentarily faces one of the animals, but refrains from striking it.
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" The employee can then be heard saying after pausing momentarily, "because he's being arrogant, because he's black.
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But shares of Nucor only momentarily dipped on the news, and the stock proceeded to climb higher.
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Tesla reportedly raced against the clock to meet that goal, momentarily alleviating pressure on CEO Elon Musk.
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As I typed him a reminder that I was momentarily without transportation, my phone's screen went black.
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The words tumble from his lips so fast that you momentarily forget how well rehearsed he is.
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"Sobriety," a breakup Soundcloud loosie fueled by a fresh anger, longing, and resentment brought her back momentarily.
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Any skepticism from friends about passing up a prestigious education, she said, weighed on her only momentarily.
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It seemingly came up from the floor and had Ortiz momentarily gazing at the Barclays Center ceiling.
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She seemed momentarily confused by the adjustment but quickly resumed dancing, a broad smile on her face.
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Protesters are maintaining the pressure with small daily operations: momentarily disrupting public services, delivering petitions to consulates.
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After dropping my son off at primary school, I pause momentarily before heading to my cycle locker.
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The interior of the vault door (momentarily a pen holder) at Pizza Vault in Lake Tomahawk, Wis.
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"We're not supposed to be here," he said, his face turning momentarily dark, his immense hands clenching.
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Three designers (count 'em) have momentarily decamped to Los Angeles: Tommy Hilfiger, Rachel Comey and Rebecca Minkoff.
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Life is a constant struggle against the things that feel good momentarily but aren't good for you.
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Support for gun control may momentarily rise Support for gun control measures sometimes rises after mass shootings.
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President Trump will address the nation momentarily, where he's expected to declare a national state of emergency.
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But like psychedelic drugs or daydreams, they are potent, arresting and capable of momentarily altering your perception.
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As I see it, there are three prongs to that strategy, which I will get to momentarily.
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Video of the incident shows Bozarjian momentarily freezing after being struck, then carrying on with her report.
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During his performance, Tabet is able to breathe vitality into these objects that momentarily flutter with life.
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Maybe, contrary to what the readers experienced, Harry's life wasn't getting worse in those incidents, but momentarily better.
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Take heart: The planets are on good behavior over the weekend, helping to mitigate tension — at least momentarily.
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The EVF still momentarily blacks out on those cameras, though, leaving the impression of individual images being captured.
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Such technology could be a way for astronauts to momentarily escape the daunting task of going to Mars.
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Harden had been 250-for-23 from behind the arc before momentarily knotting the score at 237-123.
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It momentarily felt weird to be phoneless, but miraculously a car-version of my phone appeared before me.
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And I veered my triumph of experience into the McDonald's drive-through, and everything was, momentarily, fine again.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan momentarily turned lower after earlier rising about 252.77 percent.
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Crotch sweat is uncomfortable, and it can be momentarily embarrassing — but it's also a completely normal bodily function.
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Really, we felt momentarily elated at the interplay of cream cheese and deliciously pillowy carb—and then guilty.
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"The universe kind of rained it on down," she said, momentarily trading her comedic timing for quiet sincerity.
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When your heart rate increases, more blood flows to your muscles, so you may feel momentarily less sore.
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U.S. stocks traded higher midday Wednesday, momentarily by 200 points, as investors digested the news Trump had won.
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Just something to ponder when you're momentarily hanging in free fall at the top of your favorite coaster.
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What Republicans needed most from the vice presidential debate was a respite from bad news, at least momentarily.
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The social crises that create the gaps in resources, filled in momentarily by public assistance, are made invisible.
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Jordan shuffled his feet, guiding Stoudamire to his left side, his offhand, and Stoudamire momentarily took the bait.
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At Hillary Clinton's election night party at the Javits Center, Senator Chuck Schumer might have gotten momentarily confused.
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The butler informed us that Melania would be down momentarily, and it was time to resume the interview.
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Harry momentarily rested his chin on his wife's shoulder — another sweet PDA move from the famously affectionate couple.
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It's work that's feels so crucial and so endless that making space to relax seems impossible, even momentarily.
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If nostalgia isn't about moving on, it's at least about momentarily ignoring the shitshow that 2017 has become.
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His right hand reached, Elastic Man style, and momentarily cradled the ball before slamming it through the basket.
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Trump last week momentarily balked at lowering the flag to half staff at federal facilities to honor McCain.
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" Mr. Heffernan was momentarily distracted by movement elsewhere on the grass: "That is such a fat pigeon, sorry.
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It's that the same stories making fairly reliable supporters reconsider their allegiances, at least momentarily, are solidifying Mrs.
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There was mourning and expressions of solidarity all over the country; momentarily grief transcended sectarian divisions and tensions.
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"When the tail fin momentarily sagged, a lightning rod cable wrapped around the fin, tearing it," he said.
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I'll explain why momentarily, but first and foremost you need download links — here they are:App StoreGoogle Play store
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So I'm very grateful for Assouline's new collection of Library candles, with which I can be momentarily transported.
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She got momentarily sidetracked (Arya has emotions, too!) but knowing our girl, killing Cersei is still a priority.
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During serves, the disciplined fans would go momentarily silent, and waves could be heard crashing on the beach.
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But a pair of rookie Washington Nationals hurlers at least momentarily derailed the Mets' playoff push Friday night.
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Suffice to say I think we all left that auditorium feeling like we'd momentarily basked in Barbra's greatness.
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This "argument" (which I will destroy momentarily) is based on the idea that Fitzgerald turned 216 in August.
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Trump raised eyebrows when he momentarily removed his protective glasses while looking up and pointing to the sky.
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The Riveters dealt with predawn alarms; being momentarily stranded in Charlotte, N.C.; and losing most of their equipment.
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Her prospects to be renominated momentarily lifted making when the president agreed to meet with her on Oct.
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It's like you get momentarily relieved of all the nonsense of the year and are like, 'Who cares?
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As I rake, my own small worries and the bigger worries of the world are momentarily swept away.
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At one point, he momentarily grabbed one of the state flags, as if pretending to take it away.
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Melancholy, yes, and even momentarily wrenching; yet its emotional arc bends insistently from inarticulate sadness to gentle catharsis.
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There, he momentarily confers with one of his own millennials, Sarah Hill, who runs his social media accounts.
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Momentarily, I'm roused from my stupor, a sensation that lasts only until the first of multiple desserts arrives.
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Clark crumpled to the ground, momentarily tried to crawl before falling motionless as more shots erupted around him.
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At one point, the movement abruptly catches, and she momentarily freezes in a cross-armed pose of death.
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The most famous example is a solar eclipse, when the moon momentarily slides in front of the sun.
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Some of the singers waver and seem to be cradling themselves while they sing, momentarily returning to childhood.
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"But, of course you are, you've served in the Air Force," I countered, momentarily forgetting my cheesesteak sandwich.
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Prosectors said Carter texted Roy encouraging him not to back down after he got momentarily scared and hesitated.
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"Will you marry me?" she asked in a bit of a role reversal, rendering the speechwriter momentarily speechless.
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She says they landed at CB's feet, momentarily, before he went all Usain Bolt in the opposite direction.
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Chad Mendes was able to take Edgar out of his stance momentarily with every low kick he threw.
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For Rousey, that came immediately after the fight, when, overwhelmed by emotion, she momentarily thought about killing herself.
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The doubts that had momentarily plagued him years before on Half Dome would not show themselves on this day.
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Cooper looked momentarily stunned and awed at Gaga's powerful performance, then sat down next to her at the piano.
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This closely simulates conception and will open your mind vent to the cosmic A/C, momentarily inducing God-ness.
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The pilot, assisting police with a domestic violence call, reported being momentarily blinded, but maintained control of the helicopter.
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Two United States Secret Service agents jumped up on the podium to protect the senator, who stopped speaking momentarily.
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Both men hit out wildly, with Tishchenko slipping on the canvas and momentarily losing his balance as they grappled.
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Well, wonder no more, because Garner confirmed on Instagram Stories that she was momentarily haunted by three pressing questions.
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This is arguably a much worse assumption than #1, for reasons I'll discuss momentarily if you haven't already guessed.
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His partner, who had retreated momentarily, returned and grabbed Barnes' outstretched hand, allowing Barnes to carry Knight to safety.
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It shimmers with signature Blackpink cheekiness and effortless swagger, momentarily satiating the fans who are waiting for more. 7.
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Analysts said the fourth-quarter numbers, momentarily disappointing as they might have been, did not dent the optimistic case.
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I momentarily hate Beardy McFit, yet I'm full of gratitude for both him and my new fitness regimen — a.k.a.
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No, not that Richard Spencer, though you could be forgiven for being momentarily confused given how things are going.
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There's an established principle in quantum theory that pairs of particles can spontaneously, momentarily pop out of empty space.
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But if your feet really smell, little Hana-chan will keel over and pass out momentarily on the ground.
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Weeks after the attack, Mel's heart momentarily stopped—a likely symptom of post traumatic stress disorder, her doctors say.
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More often than not, the person in question was simply busy or they momentarily stepped away from their computer.
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Macbeth is momentarily disturbed by MacDuff's knocking at the gate, and he panics that his crime might be discovered.
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Other times, it would approach in more brutal, overwhelming ways that momentarily shifted the way I lived my life.
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Perhaps the more effective (and safer solution) would be to disable reckless Autopilot users for good, not just momentarily.
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"It's bitcoin's moment to shine when people momentarily give up on the government or the banking system," Held added.
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When one young man with Williams attempted to describe his condition, he was momentarily at a loss for words.
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You can also perform a guard break, delivering a quick fist to your foe's midsection that stuns them momentarily.
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And I'm disappointed that Magneto, even in going all momentarily grimdark again, would stoop to being someone else's lackey.
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Even seated within a revenge narrative (which perforce presumes a kind of victimization) the story momentarily rights the scales.
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"It fell in our lap," he said of the growth of Bible & Tire, resting momentarily on a couch backstage.
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He disappeared momentarily, then came back with a giant adorable plush doll to keep me company during my meal.
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He was momentarily gripped by the fear that he'd be the only one to go through with the plan.
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After eating an overhand, Cruz clipped Garbrandt, momentarily putting him on one knee at the start of the second.
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On some nights this creates turnovers that galvanize the Thunder and momentarily make everyone in the organization feel invincible.
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Likewise Law and Order: SVU looked, momentarily like a dead show walking when Elliot ( Christopher Meloni) left in 2011.
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I momentarily contemplated taking the unfinished shakes to go, but decided against it in the interest of appearing professional.
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I don't know if that's because it seems that I'm only really creative when I'm a bit momentarily depressed.
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Even the letter 'n', which in colloquial Chinese can mean "many" or "countless", was also momentarily blocked on Weibo.
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That Kate momentarily mistakes him for a relief worker is probably the funniest and saddest thing in the play.
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Reluctant to even momentarily erase evidence of racial injustice, librarian Taylor Kenkel refused to comply with her boss's request.
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Stevie is approached by the murderer, and his momentarily distracted minders, John Moore and Marcus Isaacson, spring into action.
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I am momentarily so excited for tomorrow to be Saturday but remember I am waking up at 229 a.m.
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PRINCETON, N.J. — A century ago, on May 29, 1919, the universe was momentarily perturbed, and Albert Einstein became famous.
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The price, given by an American collector, momentarily confounded market perceptions that prewar cars had fallen out of fashion.
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Old Lead Foot didn't seem to listen, which momentarily symbolized every time he never listened in my whole life.
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On Tuesday, Trump momentarily sparked confusion when he said "no" when asked if the U.S. supported the Iranian protesters.
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In trying to pretend that my dog thinks like a human, I momentarily managed to think like a dog.
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City fought back from 2-0 down and was momentarily in control after midfielder Leroy Sane's 71st-minute goal.
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" Momentarily puzzled by an entry labelled "Lacking," I clicked the drop-down menu to see "Eye, Limb, Tooth, Teeth.
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At a residence for older adults in San Francisco last summer, Carol King momentarily left a common sitting area.
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But there are no signs the Kremlin is more than momentarily embarrassed by the GRU's public woes, Galeotti said.
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He momentarily lost control of the ball, but turned that mistake into virtue by running straight at defender Nacho Monreal.
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The Mullummoonflowers necklaces had gone viral, and Fitzgerald's Etsy shop was momentarily inundated with traffic, according to the Huffington Post.
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The mistake was extremely unfortunate and regrettable, and we are deeply sorry for any grief that was caused, even momentarily.
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Television producer Shonda Rhimes cried when her teleprompter got screwed up and she stood before us momentarily without a script.
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Usually, this ends up being a change for the better — even though it can make social situations seem momentarily awkward.
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You read them, feel upset about the daily abuse this person faced—momentarily—and then go on with your life.
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I feel we are internalizing rapidly shifting currents of change that are moving at velocities that momentarily transcend literal articulation.
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There will be a minor correction to the last batch of results and we will be pushing an update momentarily.
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Fernández and Macri held a cordial meeting on Monday and promised an orderly transition, helping to momentarily assuage investor concerns.
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Officials say autopsy results are due back momentarily, and will provide more insight into the nature of the baby's killing.
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This was completely unexpected and my son's efforts to shift his body to remove Spacey's hand were only momentarily successful.
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The young girl stared into my eyes, her gaze ripping through my soul and breaking me momentarily free of distress.
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It's the kind of development that only happens when characters need to momentarily dumbed down in order advance the story.
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The oft-repeated "Ladies and gentleman, we are being momentarily held by the train's dispatcher" haunts me in my sleep.
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She's only able to get out of the car after Renata and Gordon knock on the window, distracting Perry momentarily.
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EST: Twitter came back online in some parts of the world momentarily after an outage lasting more than one hour.
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This research team decided to momentarily set aside the main issue of osteoarthritis and look at participants' consumption of potatoes.
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" And when a protester momentarily disrupted Trump's rally, the GOP front-runner again said the demonstrator was a "Bernie person.
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Slackbot momentarily and mercifully fell silent for many as reports of connectivity issues started coming in late morning Pacific Time.
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After Moose has the heart attack, his daughter Freya's relief at her own physical well-being momentarily trumps her concern.
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When the kangaroo hops, she explains, this cartilage pad is momentarily deformed, and then bounces back to its original shape.
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Some flight manoeuvres momentarily resulted in the helmet being pinned against the canopy, obstructing the display and inhibiting weapon-firing.
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Momentarily inspired, Ali waved to the crowd and pointed to them as if to show Frazier it was his audience.
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When it's pointed out that the Lakers' four-month undefeated record with him starting is kaput, Zubac is momentarily crushed.
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After making the decision to go through IVF, Laura Bradford was momentarily gobsmacked by just how much it would cost.
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He and Law won a waltz competition, and he momentarily thought of dropping to his knee during the prize-giving.
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De Aza had a strong July, enough to momentarily push aside reminders of a wretched stretch from April through June.
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If any weakness has been exposed in Thompson's game it has been when his composure and discipline fail him momentarily.
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It was momentarily quiet, but then began beeping in rapid succession until I gave in and fed it some bread.
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But at a conference earlier this week, he momentarily turned the focus to the hundreds of investors in the room.
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He grew momentarily wistful when comparing the job of central bank governor with his past positions, which were more advisory.
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One of them was a middle-aged woman so perfectly outfitted that I was momentarily surprised that she spoke English.
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Recently I caught him dozing off at his desk momentarily, then waking up, resuming work and then dozing off again.
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" Panicking, also releasing panic, his verse finds refuge, momentarily, at "the thinnest brink" where, "thinking on thinking, / the current pulses.
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It was the only point at which the many qualities of Ms. Du's ambitious art seemed momentarily out of balance.
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GM says the power steering can fail momentarily during a voltage drop and suddenly return, mainly during low-speed turns.
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To be rejected by the doorman is to momentarily feel as if your whole life has been lived in error.
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Indeed, a Twitter rumor earlier that Brunson was being released from house arrest helped shore up markets at least momentarily.
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City fought back from 24-22 down and was momentarily back in control after midfielder Leroy Sané's 71st-minute goal.
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Prosectors said Carter sent Roy text messages encouraging him not to back down after he got momentarily scared and hesitated.
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As Trump's gleeful rebuttal reached the 20-minute mark, he momentarily pulled back to offer a brief compliment to Romney.
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Even in the House, Republicans and Democrats joined, at least momentarily, over the issue of congressional approval for authorizing war.
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They include Miss Alabama 2018 and one contestant who brings, and momentarily leaves behind, her 10-year-old pet Pomeranian.
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More than once, I've put on a Wandelweiser recording, gone about another task, and momentarily forgotten that music is playing.
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Although Phobos does not completely eclipse the sun, the Martian satellite does block it enough to momentarily darken the sky.
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Every part of that sequence served to take Kongolo out of his guard rather than momentarily paralyze him in it.
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It takes a few spins, but a fidget spinner can definitely if momentarily, distract from the daunting prospect of the apocalypse.
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Houseparty came from the team behind Meerkat, the momentarily extremely popular live-streaming app that was very quickly upstaged by Periscope.
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He's so blown away he momentarily forgot that this is the part of the night he actually has to do something.
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The enthusiastic atmosphere momentarily turned somber after two shareholder proposals demanded higher wages, better treatment of employees and an independent chairman.
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They grapple momentarily before "The Animal" frees his left hand and lands a series of brisk, pitiless punches on Lessard's face.
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Dee Dee (Patricia Arquette) is distracted momentarily by a potential romance, but that doesn't keep her off Gypsy's trail for long.
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The more people do it, the better they feel momentarily, and the more they want to do it—particularly when stressed.
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Frederic Edwin Church's painting of the Parthenon ruins becomes momentarily reconstructed in Radius Ceiling thanks to Hollomon's hovering geometric building blocks.
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The bulk of this material was provided by the collector who is credited with rediscovering Massey's work — more about him momentarily.
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However, we just became momentarily distracted from Mindy's actual life events by news of what's about to happen to TV Mindy.
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He audibly exclaims as his umbrella gets yanked by the wind, the force pulling him out of the camera frame momentarily.
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"I don't want to confuse what might be happy momentarily with what has been going on for 30 years," he said.
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The left has had a long, deep history of distrust of the agency, but we're momentarily in the political Upside Down.
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"I know I'm not right, but I'm not wrong," Morgan says before walking away, momentarily pausing over the prisoner he executed.
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I also don't care if the public becomes momentarily swept up in their shenanigans, making their efforts to entice us fruitful.
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The incident has since been dubbed "Bluesnest," and the bird momentarily had her own Twitter account, which has inexplicably been deleted.
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World markets plummeted, then surged, following the surprising outcome of a national vote that—at least momentarily—caught investors flat-footed.
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Disaster strikes momentarily as one of my friends spills red wine all over me, but luckily we clean it up fast.
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A server appeared with a wooden box and a shaver, and the plate momentarily disappeared under a rain of white truffles.
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"Everyone is happy and healthy and the older boys are momentarily excited about having to bunk together," their rep tells PEOPLE.
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Taking a step outside and getting some fresh air, or taking a cold shower may also momentarily refresh you, she says.
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We paused, momentarily frozen in bad memories of high school boyfriends, before descending the lower half of a split-level staircase.
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It forces Larry Nance to momentarily guard both his man and Harris, with no help defenders in position to rotate over.
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My therapist probably scrawls "White lady seems to be momentarily over her first world problems" in her notebook after I leave.
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He was a singular maestro who momentarily delivered sweet chin music to the league's revolutionary embrace of the three-point shot.
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McGarry momentarily backed off, apologizing...and then shared another screenshot of tweets in which the author commented positively to Brian Spanner.
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That's right, my shot was so bad, I momentarily confused the robot's AI. Do not play ping pong with this robot.
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CET Bitcoin price continued its free fall throughout the morning, with the price momentarily going to around $11,000 on some exchanges.
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Yet something in him (how Lithgow achieves this I haven't a clue) seems momentarily touched and troubled by the healer's presence.
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I saw the animation in the boys' slender bodies: the power of making the grown-up world momentarily bend around them.
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In fact, about 20 seconds into Beyoncé's performance of her new song "Formation," we momentarily forgot that Coldplay was tonight's headliner.
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Doubts about France's ability to entertain a multicultural future are momentarily quelled in one of the capital's most racially mixed spaces.
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Los Angeles Lakers: Steve Kerr The Lakers' surprising youth movement has momentarily diverted our attention away from their ambitious summer plans.
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The diminutive point guard had his jersey momentarily retired at the event after becoming a four-time participant and MVP winner.
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"Ordinary Life" is momentarily explicit, but it shifts to Tesfaye's own reckoning with morality, holding onto the cross on his neck.
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He stayed in the game momentarily and stole a base, but he was lifted for Max Kepler following the half-inning.
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Its publication shifted attitudes among both the public and politicians, momentarily suggesting that a solution to the crisis would be found.
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On the surface, New York's virality can be attributed to the same factors that made Cash Me Ousside Girl momentarily famous.
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Any break in the pressure, any time Barboza could set his feet momentarily, the Brazilian could snap in a body kick.
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"I don't like it all," Rudstein said of the throw-it-back tradition before momentarily interrupting an interview to — what else?
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But as Mr. McGuinness prepared to deliver his remarks, he looked momentarily confused, like a man who had mislaid his eyeglasses.
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He's not the good guy he tried to paint himself as in court, just a family guy who went momentarily astray.
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He momentarily takes a break from his lunch at a touristy seafood restaurant on Chicago's Navy Pier to survey the situation.
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Throughout the show, Caetano and Gil harmonized, finishing each other's sounds while also allowing one another to momentarily take the spotlight.
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I was so disoriented by her miraculous survival that I momentarily wondered if the horse wasn't a metaphor for her death.
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Sometimes, in the way that can happen when writers momentarily grab the tail of the zeitgeist, the laughs were even prescient.
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It helps brings old emotions to the fore, momentarily sweeping away disorientation caused by the resident's irreversible, progressive loss of faculties.
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The moon will momentarily block three planets — Venus, then Mars, then Mercury — this week, in what is known as an occultation.
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I have frequently seen beetles and skippers tipped headfirst into these flowers, engulfed by and momentarily blinded by the color pink.
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Wall Street momentarily pared gains after a spokesperson for Lighthizer denied the report, saying plans for the tariffs had not changed.
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When you said you were deployed on the orders of the president, I got momentarily triggered, and let me explain why.
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Occasionally a bird might perch in your palm momentarily, as if to regain a sense of its place in the world.
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" When I asked what his achievements were, he looked momentarily at a loss, then ventured, "Definitely education—free education for all.
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To top it all, Kylo immediately dies, which is honestly the only correct way to handle making Reylo canon even momentarily.
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Even if we were ready mentally and emotionally, we knew the financial undertaking was at least momentarily out of our reach.
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With issue momentarily tabled, an eight months-long debate began with panels and news forums across the state covering the issue.
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One foot is raised off the floor behind her; the other is poised — very momentarily, we can guess — on its ball.
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In Keeping Up With the Joneses, Isla Fisher kisses Gal Gadot to momentarily distract the straight, male criminals in the room.
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I felt, momentarily, very sad, as if I, too, was longing for a beating heart with whom to share a pizza.
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Kids with the sneakers that have wheels attached to the heels often bump into my legs, causing my heart to momentarily stop.
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It was the summer, when psychotropic plants and psychedelic herbs were freely available, and appeared to be momentarily authorized by the state.
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" Though the company promised to be back online "momentarily," it wasn't until more than an hour later â€" at 211:22016 p.m.
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When you ask Alexa something, your program is momentarily muted, so maybe wait until a commercial or a break in the action.
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There I was, crestfallen and heartbroken, but I momentarily got lifted out of the moment and just stood in awe of her.
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Justify was challenged momentarily at the top of the stretch and then drew off the roars of a crowd of 90,000 viewers.
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But Beyoncé has a new clothing line, Ivy Park, on the way, which means normal rules have been momentarily put on hold.
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The break momentarily takes my mind off what's in front of me, but then gives me an extra boost to keep going.
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The stock was paused momentarily Friday for volatility, but reopened shortly after and gained as much as 5 percent on the day.
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"You're away with the fairies again," he'd say with a grin, startling me out of whatever reverie had momentarily captured my imagination.
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As for 'Clean' being a deep cut, I think you might be onto something — she momentarily forgot lyrics when she sang it.
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One neighbor with a firearm "held the suspect at bay momentarily but they were wary of being attacked themselves," says the statement.
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Ian (Steven Cree), for his part, is off to get some hot water, his resentment of his brother-in-law momentarily lapsed.
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A breeze momentarily sends gentle ripples and puffs of mist along the river before the male hand reappears to remove the bridge.
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He showed himself knitting, and celebrated when the sun peeked through the window or when, momentarily, a few fluorescent lights went off.
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It was little changed against the yen this week, during which it had momentarily slipped to a two-week low of 112.055.
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If you were to momentarily check yourself, you'd probably realize it's terrible for the posture, straining on the eyes, and objectively uncomfortable.
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Dating apps promise to connect us with people we're supposed to be with—momentarily, or more—allegedly better than we know ourselves.
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Why, when we know Macbeth's crime to be immoral, do we switch allegiance, ever so momentarily, from the victims to the murderers?
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It is only those who truly hold the power in a relationship who are able to willingly—and momentarily—give it up.
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At first use, the viewer is momentarily fascinated by the virtual experience, but the content struggles to ignite and elicit lasting emotion.
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For two hours, then, I would sprawl across my bed, momentarily blindfold myself, put on this piece of cinema, and critique it.
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In point of fact, there is no evidence that President Trump has impeded the Russia investigation (a point we'll expand on momentarily).
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When Madame Caramel, a 39-year-old professional dominatrix living in London, first picked up my Skype call, she appeared momentarily distracted.
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On the flip side, if you succeed, like all drugs, you'll get this nice high and momentarily escape your sense of yourself.
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However, Joyce maintained his composure, reportedly saying "I don't know what that was about," before stepping off stage momentarily to clean himself.
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The Senate momentarily paused a partisan battle over the Supreme Court on Thursday to unanimously pass a resolution honoring Justice Antonin Scalia.
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These editorial blind spots, while momentarily disengaging, don't detract from the sincerity of Benn's subject or her skillful handling of the plot.
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Things may be awkward at first, but if you really want to spend time with your friends, it's worth feeling momentarily uncomfortable.
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FREEWHEELING Also known as engine-off coasting, this lets an engine shut off momentarily while a car is coasting, reducing fuel consumption.
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U.S. stock futures were slightly lower this morning as investors turned momentarily cautious, with equities pulling back from intraday record highs Wednesday.
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The Honda swerved to avoid an oncoming vehicle in the intersection and seemed to momentarily lose control as it crossed the median.
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While attempting to play a racing game, a window popped up telling me the game had been disconnected and would reconnect momentarily.
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You momentarily forget where you are and are baffled as to why so many people are stood incredibly close to you. 11.
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End Of Life is a photo series about items that were once used daily, momentarily indispensable to the people that owned them.
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Johnson uncoils his knees and stretches both arms high above his head, momentarily transforming his frame into a 2x8 sheet of plywood.
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Still, many of us were rightfully taken aback when news broke that he'd momentarily ditched dance music to drop an acoustic album.
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The bear, having only been momentarily stunned by the buckshot, gets up, briefly bites the croc he lost, and continues the charge.
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An adorable cat took the field during "Monday Night Football," momentarily interrupting the game between the New York Giants and Dallas Cowboys.
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After a quarter-century of rapid growth, the Chinese economy stalled momentarily at the start of 2009 during the global financial crisis.
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It makes you feel good, it calms the nerves—albeit just momentarily—and it reminds you that we humans are all connected.
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Mr. Hamasyan met this rhythmic challenge with a melody that seemed, in its many metamorphoses, sometimes to limp momentarily, sometimes to skip.
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By fortuitous circumstance, MU69 passed in front of three stars within a two-month period, causing the stars to momentarily blink out.
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The hockey star Ilya Kovalchuk has reportedly asked flag-bearing fans who want a selfie to, at least momentarily, hide the flag.
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In "The First White President," Mr. Coates's blistering jeremiad that serves as the book's epilogue, he momentarily gestures at this greater complexity.
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In total, about 10 congregants turned their backs on Bloomberg during his speech, causing him to momentarily stumble over his prepared statements.
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The girls seem to have trouble signing into Xbox One, so I stop what I am doing momentarily to help them out.
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Cara Buckley from the Times reported that McDormand had momentarily set down her award while talking to someone at the Governors Ball.
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Draisaitl's shootout tally came in the fourth round after Jussi Jokinen scored on the other end to keep the Canucks alive momentarily.
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After momentarily struggling with the Pomeranian's fur, Mathis was able to get the leash off of the dog, saving it from strangulation.
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He says Brooke walked to a run-down hotel behind the car wash and went inside momentarily before the black Escalade arrived.
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If she'd waited a week or so he might have been Elvis, but I think she was feeling momentarily sentimental about home.
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The prince told police officers at the scene that he was momentarily blinded by the sun while pulling onto a main thoroughfare.
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Both of them knew exactly what he meant, but the flow of conversation had been momentarily broken by the acknowledgement of something.
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These events momentarily allow them to escape the everyday realities of prison life, perhaps even allowing them to briefly forget their imprisonment.
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U.S. sovereign bond prices were lower Wednesday with Brexit fears momentarily fading and investors taking advantage of equities after heavy bouts of selling.
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But, I also have got, let's — the one that's — I can't remember the name of it," he said, pausing momentarily before adding, "Dementia.
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Gestalt dismisses the encounter as a mistake, but when Myfanwy kisses one of Gestalt's bodies, the others momentarily lose their ability to compartmentalize.
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The ad that made me momentarily question the well-being of Professor X featured an photo of Stewart and his wife, Sunny Ozell.
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After momentarily celebrating their win, South Korean players dropped to the grass, several of them shedding tears, apparently after learning that Mexico lost.
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After the photo, we momentarily hop into 2015, as the Blanchards' neighbors discuss who could possibly have murdered Dee Dee and taken Gypsy.
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Nationals second baseman Howie Kendrick bobbled the ball momentarily but still might have gotten the double play if Conforto had not been running.
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You know that thing where you see a piece of cake so beautiful you momentarily forget the target of your 59 cruise missiles?
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Anna was sitting in the parked car with two friends when a charcoal gray van pulled up and flashlight beams momentarily blinded her.
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Comparing a map with his property lines and a recent map showing where the new eruption was taking place, he was, momentarily, optimistic.
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A Quiet Place may not make audiences afraid of wearing shoes or talking — but it might make those things feel luxurious, however momentarily.
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The U.S. dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of its peers, was at 98.217 after dipping momentarily below 98.0 yesterday.
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He waited momentarily and then wristed a shot that Williams deflected past Lundqvist on the far side at 14:49 of the period.
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The hack comes during a particularly volatile moment: today, bitcoin prices momentarily soared past $19,000 on some exchanges, after weeks of unprecedented growth.
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So, while it's momentarily annoying to feel like you have to pop your ears, it may be a sign that they're working properly.
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Blanc momentarily breaks eye contact with me to politely but firmly tell the intruder that he is answering my questions at the moment.
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Rather, they were seen as a novelty to play and interact with momentarily while waiting — but maybe entertainment is part of their purpose?
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" As Tlaib began her questioning, she was sidelined momentarily by Republican Mark Meadows, whom she accused of using Lynne Patton as a "prop.
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The phone momentarily went black, then kicked us to the passcode login screen (fingerprints still worked, so it obviously wasn't a full reboot).
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Still, the spotlight was, at least momentarily, stolen by Ming Xi who went down like a sack of wet cement on the runway.
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A state government official in Roraima said that although the federal police never closed the border, officers did momentarily stop Venezuelans from entering.
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The dissenter is every human being at those moments of his life when he resigns momentarily from the herd and thinks for himself.
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There were one or two overstuffed Thor scenes where the plot momentarily lost me, and Peter Dinklage seems almost tragically (albeit briefly) misused.
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Interestingly, the white version of the device (the one that was momentarily free) is still listed as being "currently unavailable" on the site.
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Well Netflix has just announced a new platform that lets you sidestep that algorithm (at least momentarily) by creating your own Netflix playlists.
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For a few terrifying minutes, a warplane circled over neighborhoods and humming afternoon markets before dropping a bomb that momentarily silenced the guns.
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If an employee is momentarily overwhelmed with work-life balance, then you might brainstorm ideas with them on how to solve these issues.
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Here's what we do know: The shutdown only momentarily distracted from the steady stream of good economic news flowing from the tax cuts.
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The heavy traffic flow of the Modern, especially, inspired "a desire to slow its rhythm down, even momentarily," she said in an email.
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But in the frenzied excitement of rehearsals, it was easy to momentarily forget why they were there, the "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" actress said.
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In St. Sernin's Basilica in Toulouse, France, for example, Bissell finds himself momentarily alone in the reliquary when two young Americans come down.
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Retraction or not, Andreessen momentarily made the connection explicit: The fact is that, with a global internet, the two ideas are inextricably linked.
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Clark is able to momentarily ignore the criticism, though, when her son comes out of the house and asks her an adorable question.
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Yet I've momentarily escaped the city of Portland—the food sanctuary I call home—for dusty Silver Lake, and I've come to eat.
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He tapped in the eagle, birdied two of the next three holes, and momentarily jumped into the lead with a second consecutive 67.
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But in a scene emblematic of the replay era, the Red Sox had to pause their celebration momentarily while the call was reviewed.
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But for the moment, the Knicks' failure to land the big prize at least momentarily dulls the sheen of their rising superpower status.
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On Wednesday night, when the streets around the square temporarily dried out, the tides seemed to have momentarily washed away the invading hordes.
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Week Three of lockdown, and it's a privilege if you can work safely, in isolation, if you can escape momentarily into your car.
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The storytelling in Merve Emre's "The Personality Brokers" is so exquisite and enthralling that I momentarily forgot how much I loathe personality tests.
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An 280-22 run cut the margin to 22.5, before an Edwards 23-pointer coming out of a timeout momentarily stemmed the tide.
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Spencer told VICE News he and his lawyers would release a statement "momentarily," but BuzzFeed reported he disputed her allegations in court documents.
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The Vatican: Pope Francis apologized for slapping away the hand of a woman who had yanked his hand, momentarily throwing him off balance.
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Mathew Barzal, in a corner behind the Hurricanes' net, passed to Bailey, who dished to Beauvillier, who was momentarily alone in the crease.
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But Ms. Klobuchar struggled momentarily when she sought to highlight the success of other Midwestern Democratic women and forgot the name of Gov.
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Usama let Salahuddin into the apartment, seated him at the dining table, and left him there momentarily, making an excuse to fetch tea.
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Little tried to perform a special maneuver to stop Ward's car, but Ward stopped only momentarily, and the chase resumed, according to police.
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" At her side, "Farook appeared to hesitate, perhaps momentarily losing his nerve or maybe to seek out a specific victim, such as Thalasinos.
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A 238-228 surge over 238:230 in the first half gave USC a lead it only relinquished momentarily a few minutes later.
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During a mid-afternoon break, the two men stared momentarily at each other and El Chapo gave his former associate a brief nod.
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In addition, the Heat momentarily lost guard Tyler Johnson in the fourth quarter when he jammed fingers on his shooting hand against the backboard.
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The camera flashed, momentarily illuminating the arresting sight of a large monolithic form under fierce attack by the ambiguously sexed, powerfully muscled, nude artist.
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The killing and the arrests would "momentarily weaken" the group, Dela Rosa said, but a new leader could emerge eventually and launch fresh attacks.
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Whether they hit the knee, the thigh, or the crease of the hip, they throw the opponent's hips back and break his posture momentarily.
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There is still no clear-cut answer on how we should handle the return of men whose lives were momentarily paused by #MeToo allegations.
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Against taller opponents he will now take the pressure off momentarily and draw them forward onto counter right hands before returning to the infight.
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For a few moments, the light from the Falcon Heavy's engines invaded the night air, momentarily distorting the gloomy morning into a false dawn.
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It was little changed against the yen this week, during which it had momentarily slipped to a two-week low of 112.055 on Tuesday.
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If he's playing a game like virtual pool (a real and fairly popular pursuit), having one hand even momentarily obscured can ruin a shot.
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"Hi, Ho!" for ALOHA jolted me momentarily until I realized that the clue was referring to 1960s Hawaiian singer Don Ho, and nothing else.
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The short and unnerving jolt of an aircraft is enough to make most travellers to freak out momentarily, then go back to being calm.
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Public interest has largely moved on to other buzzwords momentarily, but the technology has continued to evolve into much more impactful and interesting areas.
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This is called the transit method: The star's light momentarily dims when a planet, in orbit around a star, crosses in front of it.
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And here's what gives me the most hope about this #MeToo moment: We're seeing coalitions across class—poor and rich at least momentarily aligned.
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They later showed off some more PDA — something the royal couple is famous for — when Harry momentarily rested his chin on his wife's shoulder.
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As Meghan chatted with the women, Harry momentarily rested his chin on his wife's shoulder — another sweet PDA move from the famously affectionate couple.
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Letting your partner know when you're going to orgasm (or not orgasm) might feel momentarily gauche, but it's worth it in the long run.
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It's basically a sketch — I'm there momentarily here and there — but it took some risks in terms of how and what it was depicting.
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And ultimately, it was just nice to listen to pop music that sounded like my life, rather than having to momentarily pretend it did.
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DeMar DeRozan was momentarily distracted by his young daughter, Diar, who was sitting on his lap late Monday night at his postgame news conference.
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When enemies charge at Samus, she can swipe them back and momentarily stun them to land a barrage of plasma or missiles on them.
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The 24-year-old tried to walk off of the field but his knees momentarily buckled and he was taken away on a cart.
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After the script to his previous movie, "The Hateful Eight," leaked online, the director had momentarily vowed to scrap the entire project (he didn't).
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Mancini scored from first when right fielder Mitch Haniger momentarily had problems coming up with the ball, giving the Orioles a 7-6 lead.
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Whenever you play a particular game variation, you see the same cars at the same times (unless you crash, which disrupts the pattern momentarily).
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In the initial chaos, he fled Warsaw and took a circuitous route back to Wilno, which was momentarily free, because Lithuania was still independent.
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It's no longer in my momentarily-biased food pyramid as a 'smart snack,' nor am I looking for much dippability in my own life.
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Every time a Gemini acts shady, they tell themselves they're just momentarily going "off-script," refusing to admit that their sneaking around is habitual.
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In the second round the two tied up momentarily off an exchange and Trinaldo waltzed Felder onto a beautiful outside trip into Felder's guard.
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Apparently frustrated (or perhaps confused in the heat), he momentarily pulled his shorts down to his ankles, revealing a pair of black compression shorts.
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He just dropped his suitcase in a huff, took a look at his current specimens, and left momentarily to grab something from the kitchen.
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It's his use of classic artistic principles like foreshortening, textured elements, and photorealistic lighting that made me momentarily believe his works came to life.
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He emphasized the halting flow of the ethereal melody, which unfolds in abrupt phrases that keep stopping momentarily to let a plush harmony linger.
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His gold front tooth, adorned with half a cannabis leaf, glinted as he smiled, momentarily giving him the air of a comic book villain.
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This burst of activity is preceded by a brief "brain blink" during which a person is momentarily less aware of his or her environment.
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Hillary Clinton reacted to the horrible news of Kobe Bryant's death the same way as everyone else -- she was stunned, momentarily speechless ... then heartbroken.
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After the verdict, a small crowd of supporters momentarily blocked policemen from pushing the reporters into a vehicle to take them back to jail.
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Three days before the South Carolina Democratic primary, the candidates seemed to unite, momentarily, around a message while selling their own public-health savvy.
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It momentarily confused the clerks, who in the second vote -- 29:09 at this C-SPAN video -- can be heard discussing what to do.
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I panicked momentarily, but then was calmed by the graceful movements of the dolphins through the water, unconcerned by our presence in their world.
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I panicked momentarily, but then was calmed by the graceful movements of the dolphins through the water, unconcerned by our presence in their world.
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The bar is a home away from home for all of them, a place where they can momentarily forget how life has failed them.
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I momentarily forgot about my worries — that is, they'd dwindled back down to their usual undercurrent churn instead of the tsunami they'd recently become.
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If you've experienced the mild horror of losing, or even momentarily thinking you may have lost, an AirPod, then beware these fake AirPod stickers.
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The wonders here may leave you momentarily out of sympathy with Western painting's supposedly heroic pursuit of realism, spatial illusion and one-point perspective.
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Glancing down at my watch is much less of a distraction than momentarily stopping my work to turn my wrist or tap the screen.
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Something bizarre happened on Monday when Facebook momentarily took down several of Ms. Warren's Facebook ads promoting her proposal to break up big tech.
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Stunned, Carrington thought momentarily that his observational setup had broken, but quickly realized that the dazzling light was in fact coming from the sun.
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Anyway, we are -- by the way, expecting momentarily, we think that Kim Jong Un and the president might be coming out for another photo opportunity.
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After a security threat interrupted the meeting momentarily, the Federal Communications Commission has voted to repeal the net neutrality rules established under the Obama administration.
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The 6S received the text and froze momentarily both times, but after a few seconds, the system was running normally as if nothing had happened.
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But it also reminded us to momentarily let down our guard, rally those we love around the campfires of our lives, and pass the bottle.
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The greenback traded at 110.865 yen, having bounced back from a low of 110.355 brushed momentarily on Wednesday as tensions between India and Pakistan flared.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed about 15 points after momentarily trading higher, with IBM contributing the most losses, offsetting gains from McDonald's and Microsoft.
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At other points the women sway to the music as customers slip them wads of cash, flashing disco lights illuminating them momentarily in the darkness.
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He fed Schmidt, who sent the puck back, and Backstrom waited momentarily before firing past goalie Tuukka Rask for his eighth goal of the season.
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Even if a bunch of people win and everyone just gets a little cut of the cash, that shared experience makes them feel momentarily famous.
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The online bickering among spectators that's followed has muddied the waters a bit, making us momentarily forget who the real villain is: harassers like Weinstein.
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That helps only momentarily until two hooded men come to the construction site at night, wrecking Fred's equipment and beating up Moose in the process.
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It kicked off with a strange flash crash registered by the CoinDesk tracker that momentarily caused the cryptocurrency to appear to plunge by 12 percent.
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TAUSCHE: WELL JACK, I KNOW YOU HAVE AN EARNINGS CALL THAT BEGINS MOMENTARILY SO WE WILL LET YOU GO. BUT WE APPRECIATE YOUR TIME TODAY.
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The game was delayed momentarily in the first when home plate umpire Jerry Layne was shaken up after taking a foul ball off his mask.
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Taking in a spoonful one cold Saturday night, a Shanghainese woman in her twenties felt momentarily transported to a neighbor's kitchen during Chinese New Year.
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A spokesperson for Twitter confirmed the video had been "momentarily" rejected for promotion due to inappropriate content, but said the company quickly reversed its decision.
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Faced with the newly completed Expo Line overpass at Venice and Robertson Boulevards, however, I found myself confused, unable momentarily to see where I was.
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In 2018, Schreiber applied to a state court for release, arguing that he had "momentarily died" at the hospital and therefore fulfilled his life sentence.
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A message from Ackman suddenly popped up, saying he was putting the finishing touches on a statement and would send it to me first, momentarily.
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Wisely, it makes no attempt to duplicate the original 1938 scare, although a few passersby at the outdoor sites were momentarily bewildered by the racket.
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" After their vows, the couple momentarily disappeared, then reappeared to mock a post-consummation rite by holding up a sheet that said, "She's a virgin!
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"Conan, the dog, got more publicity than me," Mr. Trump said, referring to the dog used in the al-Baghdadi raid, before he momentarily brightened.
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I was momentarily elated that the world was no longer a suffocating black cloak -- but I realized quickly that I didn't recognize anything around me.
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Perhaps Apple can make the iPhone recognize when a cellular signal just isn't available, like in these situations, and turn off the wireless network momentarily.
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"The intent here was to make you believe, if momentarily, that we may actually kill Tony Stark at the beginning of the film," he added.
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Cramer looks at the fundamentals to tell the difference between a troubled stock that is momentarily damaged and a troubled company headed down the tubes.
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Dr. VanEpps believes people have what he calls a "bias toward the present," that alters the calculations they make about something that is occurring momentarily.
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You only stumble into the connection between them momentarily, when this new film is nearly finished and you're doing your first press interviews for it.
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Nonetheless, that night in Paris it sprang from a strength of spirit momentarily freed from accumulations of false sentiment in a simple bid for survival.
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He had to pause momentarily to settle the puck, but still seemed to have plenty of time to deposit it into a wide open net.
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Among them: Republican attempts to wedge anti-choice restrictions into the House's relief bill, turning—if momentarily—a public health crisis into an abortion debate.
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My eyes and mind were so drenched in black landscapes that the full visual spectrum momentarily stunned me and I thought there was something wrong.
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Still, accidents happen, and a trombone went momentarily but badly astray in the rising clamor at the end of Brahms's Second Symphony on Saturday evening.
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But what was passing between the couple, what inhabited the small magical space separating their fingertips, and how had it momentarily blotted out the shelling?
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When he reopens them, his pupils glow with angry electricity, the lights on the police car flicker out momentarily, and the cop lets Pierce go.
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If you are due for an update, Zoom will automatically begin to update your app and you'll momentarily be unable to start or join calls.
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But Ms. Naughton is momentarily perplexed by the question of whether she believes groups like hers have gotten enough credit for contributing to that outcome.
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She said Malachi disappeared from the front doorstep of her northwest Baltimore home after she stepped inside momentarily, according to a statement of probable cause.
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The more likely reading is that the Europeans will momentarily win some points with Washington for acting tough toward Iran, but it won't be enough.
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We even saw a mountaintop castle, in case in my jet-lagged state I momentarily thought we were headed for the Rockies or the Sierras.
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Momentarily shocked at the sight, she drops her purse as he asks her to marry him, and the two then fall into each other's arms.
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I happened to start in the northeast section of David Phillips's puzzle today, and momentarily thought that I had accidentally picked up the wrong crossword.
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Bonus prediction: 2020 is the year we'll momentarily stop talking about a three-way battle between Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft because new challengers will appear.
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When I see my dad at a game, he is truly in his element, momentarily transformed back into a little boy obsessed with Ed Kranepool.
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So be warned: This beautifully done version might make warring siblings momentarily like each other and those who are close to their siblings ugly-cry.
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When you have this kind of exchange without the benefit of diplomatic service to go in between, the markets don't know what to think momentarily.
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The No. 28-ranked Kerber angrily swiped her racket in the second set in a burst of frustration that momentarily threw her off her game.
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She then breaks loose from the trio altogether and blasts into a solo, two-part contrapuntal Bach-like invention, which develops momentarily into three parts.
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The rafts sometimes lifted from the chute momentarily, and the slide was covered with netting, supported by metal poles, so riders would not fall off.
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Remy came running onstage for her verse of "Lean Back" but only made it a couple of steps before her right boob popped out ... momentarily.
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Whether you've momentarily misplaced your phone at home or had it stolen while traveling, there are some easy steps you can take to mitigate the effects.
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The 36-year-old is said to have gone against royal protocol by momentarily turning her back on Her Majesty to chat to her new hubby.
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However, the royal dad couldn't hide the effects of having a newborn at home, closing his eyes and appearing to momentarily doze off during the ceremony.
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It requires that we put ourselves second momentarily to help someone unknown to us, and without the usual gratification of seeing the outcome or receiving thanks.
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Anyway, last night at a show in Paris, the band decided to put their apathy aside momentarily and perform "Creep" for the first time since 2009.
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It might be momentarily annoying to be down for the count, but it's definitely worth it to expand your horizons — and avoid a double-whammy UTI.
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Click here to view original GIFIt is deeply satisfying—momentarily, anyway—to watch a bloated exercise ball filled with water explode as it hits the ground.
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Hell, most of them you probably don't even recall now, even though they seemed like a big deal at the time and you were momentarily crushed.
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However, the royal dad couldn't hide the effects of having a newborn at home, closing his eyes and appearing to momentarily doze off during the ceremony.
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It's better to know and be momentarily embarrassed and move on with your life than be caught unaware in the bathroom mirror, hours after the fact.
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For instance, in one situation, Google Lens thought a shoe was a Picasso painting, only because it momentarily got confused about the location of the objects.
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He lit up at parties, especially those increasingly given in his honor, where he would momentarily feign abashment before seizing the mike and wooing the crowd.
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These exchanges are always a huge relief, and the dialogue and plot momentarily slow down — as if to finally give them time to process their grief.
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The Los Angeles Angels designated hitter took a 92-mph fastball off the face in the seventh inning, went down momentarily but quickly got back up.
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I momentarily worry that I lost it, but my boyfriend sends a Facebook message to my roommate, who lets me know I left it at home.
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They're more like search behavior; input, results, pogo-stick in and back up, only go deep if we've found value (or got lost in reverie momentarily).
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As soon as she went to take her first step, King's heels got tangled in her dress, causing her to momentarily pause and regain her footing.
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Taylor Hill has momentarily stepped away from the Victoria's Secret spotlight to star as the face of David Yurman's spring 2017 campaign alongside pro Natalia Vodianova.
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"Someone momentarily lacking judgment and kindness pulled off your wig and another felt the need to chase you down and capture it on camera," Banks tweeted.
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The loss to the Eagles momentarily seemed to jar Syracuse out of a season-long slumber as it won its next two games by double digits.
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So when Florida freezes over, the momentarily moribund reptiles plop from the trees and become motionless "iguancicles," as we should probably all agree to call them.
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Major indexes slumped, momentarily hitting a bear market on belief that Powell and his Fed colleagues were not listening to the signals the market was sending.
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If these elements shift in their favor, the Grizzlies can momentarily reignite the embers of resilience that carried them through the earlier parts of this decade.
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By momentarily corralling the rebellious Tea Party movement, the Republicans regained control of the House in 2010, thereafter blocking much of the Obama White House's agenda.
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Bruce momentarily alleviated their nervousness with his homer, which landed in the Yankees' bullpen in right-center field and gave the Mets a 4-0 lead.
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Carlson, a frequent critic of both lawmakers, momentarily praised Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez on the Loan Shark Prevention Act, which proposes new restraints on predatory lenders.
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These clumpy, conjectural canvases were his response to the torture and slaying of French citizens by the Nazis, and they made him a momentarily famous painter.
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Going to college, relocating for a job, losing a family member, becoming a new parent: All can momentarily thrust us into a state of social pain.
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Against Damian 'The Rage' Rooney, it looked like his lack of caution cost him the fight when the Derry man caught him and momentarily dropped him.
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Twitter had a field day during Mr. Trump's visit to Britain, including when the president momentarily seemed to (gasp!) walk in front of Queen Elizabeth II.
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Occasionally a microphone will get too close, or a radio will turn to the wrong channel, momentarily jamming the signal — and leaving the frequency coordinators scrambling.
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Beckoning us forward, a playful smile curling over his face, Saint John momentarily mutes the symphony of kitsch raging through the Louvre on a Thursday afternoon.
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In the third, the member looked momentarily terrified at an extended hand, and thankfully all in the room broke out in laughter about the shared concerns.
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They liked him most for the moments that he considered mistakes, such as when he momentarily accepted a coup that briefly removed Mr. Chávez from power.
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I told them I would have to stay a little late because a celebrity had just called and would be arriving momentarily to cash a check.
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I get off one stop early and walk the rest of the way home because the sun is out momentarily and I intend to enjoy it.
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Now we, the drivers, have to stop accepting rides momentarily and take unpaid time out of our day to clean up whatever mess was left behind.
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I momentarily lost my companions and when I found them again they washed out my burning eyes with contact lens solution they carried just in case.
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It momentarily seemed quite dramatic when Bernie hauled me out of the oven, but there wasn't enough carbon monoxide in the room to kill a wasp.
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The following day, touring a fire station in Granite Falls, North Carolina, talk had just turned to draining the swamp when the room momentarily fell silent.
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Underneath, the drummer Allison Miller keeps a steady beat going, hardly deviating from her cool, eighth-note pattern, even when sparks momentarily start to fly. RUSSONELLO
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If I were an art collector with a checkbook at the ready, I'd be in the market, ideally, for works that could momentarily soothe my mind.
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Yet it also celebrates the beloved dead, while the poet momentarily questions his own assertions, only to reassert the obvious explicitness of the reality: Allegorical coffins!
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While Mundy was able to momentarily pull the dog away from the attack, it broke free and bit Jackson's face again before the two were finally separated.
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There's a fine line between boredom and contentment, and about 30 street names in, it was like I was momentarily freed from the national state of affairs.
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The analysts' comments follow Trump and Xi's agreement over the weekend at the G-20 meeting in Argentina to put their bilateral trade war on pause momentarily.
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Now, a cascade of problems at the Iowa Caucus appears to have momentarily deprived Sanders of a win — and that could change the course of the campaign.
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Desmond got an RBI single on a soft grounder that first baseman Chris Davis appeared to lose momentarily with Shin-Soo Choo running in front of him.
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One person in the boat can be doing it perfectly accurately, but if the other partner momentarily forgets something and the timing is off, it won't work.
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The world can be a difficult place sometimes, but then Zac Efron and his equally attractive brother Dylan pose with baby goats and things are momentarily okay.
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While today was not the first time customers have seen error pages, the surge in traffic tied to Prime Day momentarily turned office stars into internet heroes.
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It's quite possible that he was only momentarily shaken up, or maybe just trying that old goaltending trick of embellishing contact to try to draw a whistle.
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" Never one to miss a musical reference, or a chance to talk about an ex, Mayer broke momentarily to say, "Not the album, but it's still fine.
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The mother's impassioned remarks left CNN's anchor, Brooke Baldwin, who was broadcasting outside the school the day after the shooting, momentarily speechless as she choked back tears.
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But, like many of the best memes, it does indirectly illuminate something larger: humanity's incredible capacity to act against its best interests, especially for something momentarily pleasurable.
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In allowing them to leave behind, if momentarily, the sexual restrictions of their time, Sinatra also allowed them to leave behind the dreary ordinariness of their lives.
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Facebook's move to momentarily prevent new apps and chatbots onto its platform comes after the Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal that's unfolded over the last two weeks.
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The two big issues for the markets have been the U.S.-China trade talks and the Fed rate cut, which are now momentarily behind us, Meckler said.
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The Dow Jones industrial average gained as much as 187.51 points in midmorning trading, after U.S. oil momentarily bounced more than 303 percent on fresh supply data.
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The punch momentarily took Moraes's legs away and despite all of his solid work up to that point, stole the round for Assuncao on two judges' scorecards.
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Khaled was bolting from a music video shoot in Queens with Jay Z when he momentarily went topless ... as his entourage helped him with a wardrobe change.
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The girls are able to effectively, albeit momentarily, deflect the taunts back to the boys by foisting the reputation of "playing with dolls" onto one of them.
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In an effort to calm her, Cookie says "forget everything" and puts aside her disdain, even if only momentarily, in the interest of her grandchild's well-being.
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The numbers show how the U.S. Department of Commerce's ban on ZTE working with U.S. companies, which caused it to momentarily cease operations, heavily impacted the company.
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And, regardless of whether the guests were titled, famous, rich beyond dreams of avarice, or winners of some genetic lottery, simple wonder momentarily took hold of them.
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"In a recent phone interview, I was asked questions that I wasn't expecting and found myself momentarily at a loss for the right words," he tweeted Monday.
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He describes the sadistic behavior of fellow prison staff, and recounts how he, too, responded to emasculating taunts with fury, momentarily forgetting his duties as a journalist.
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Midway through, in an ascent to a held high D, he trails off into silence, as if momentarily lost, and picks up again, with feathery, whispery strokes.
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Ironically, as plane tracking technology has improved and become more widely used, the rare incident in which tracking fails — even momentarily — is going to get more attention.
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During UCLA's 82-79 comeback win over the Oregon Ducks, play was interrupted momentarily because one of UCLA's cheerleaders had fallen during a routine and required assistance.
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I found myself disappointed when, on one night in late spring, the Sun having set, I was alerted to the fact that my experiment would momentarily end.
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That grit, however, is her lifeline, and only momentarily do we see her without its shield as she shivers quietly in the wings of her comeback show.
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Much as the woman in Phoenix had wanted Stefan to succeed, both children and adults seem to feel sympathy for the characters whose lives they momentarily control.
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Those issues momentarily took a back seat at the parade, the 10th to be held in Delhi, as sections of the crowd unfurled a large rainbow flag.
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Watching it with a demonstrative crowd in a Times Square theater proved to this former grindhouse devotee that sometimes you can go home again, at least momentarily.
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I had the opportunity to sneak some questions to K about the new Ash Borer album in an effort to momentarily lift the veil on the project.
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Faced with an impossible decision, my father turned to me and, perhaps momentarily forgetting that I was only twelve, asked me what I thought we should do.
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The exhausted Russian, grimacing in pain, stumbled momentarily, struggling to regain his footing, and churned mechanically forward on hopeless legs of iron as the American shot ahead.
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Unlike last summer's solar eclipse — where the moon momentarily blocked out the sun — a lunar eclipse is when Earth moves in between the sun and the moon.
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The 1968 Fair Housing Act, the final civil rights accomplishment of the 1960s, was possible only because the assassination of King momentarily changed the mood in Congress.
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Stepping momentarily off camera, Mr. Colbert returned (wearing a fake mustache) as an unctuous office manager named Randy, who conducted a practice job interview with the president.
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And it reached an altitude of 124 feet, which put it momentarily on a level with, if not above, the facade ringing the top of the stadium.
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Protesters yelling "We are DACA recipients, our lives are at risk" forced the debate to stop during Mr. Biden's closing remarks, momentarily bringing their plight into focus.
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A man and two women fled the store with $26,000 in rings, earrings and bracelets after "taking advantage of a momentarily distracted sales clerk," The Times reported.
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In one especially moving moment, Mr. Macron helped one of the men, 94-year-old Russell Pickett, rise to his feet as he momentarily struggled to stand.
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The gesture injected a hint of Middle Eastern flavor into the music, momentarily troubling the early-Baroque harmonies in a way that was both beautiful and alienating.
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She explained that at the time, she needed to separate — "to forge some kind of character out of … nothing," she said, her famous wit momentarily leaving her.
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If you've been momentarily fooled by an Onion link or some other fake story — and seriously, it's happened to all of us — this isn't a tough step.
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So when Dawn starts yelling at Shane, the group of friends can only pause, momentarily uncomprehending, then burst out laughing like the sky-high hooligans they are.
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Matters are not improved by the late arrival of Colin Farrell as the chatty killer, though I was momentarily diverted when Merriwether took to complimenting Clancy's smile.
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When people talk about Disney magic, that's what they mean: environments and experiences created with such commitment to detail that you momentarily lose yourself in the story.
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Momentarily they turn yellow again, only to fall in with the other foils, all of them dispersing and colliding, like billiard balls sent scattering across a table.
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Back in May, Spicer struggled to avoid the media firestorm that arose after Trump unexpectedly fired Comey — by momentarily ducking behind some bushes by the White Hose.
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That is why the Public's Under the Radar Festival (UTR) is a two-week jewel of a festival, providing a home for experimental performance, if only momentarily.
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It is an apt allegory for the precariousness of those Americans, especially people of color and women, who manage to rise above their origins and momentarily succeed.
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The problems within The Crimes of Grindelwald are so numerous that one could be forgiven for momentarily forgetting about the man who threatened to topple the whole endeavor.
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The only time the vehicle seemed confused was when a passing flatbed truck kicked up an enormous cloud of dust, forcing the safety driver to momentarily take control.
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Solution: This crustacean has little spring-loaded punching arms that strike with over 200 pounds of force, momentarily heating the water to nearly the temperature of the sun.
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Solution: This crustacean has little spring-loaded punching arms that strike with over 200 pounds of force, momentarily heating the water to nearly the temperature of the sun.
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Irving leverages his mystical scoring ability to momentarily demolish a truth Bazemore already knows: an open corner three is a better shot than an off-balance, contested floater.
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Momentarily craning over her shoulder, he pointed out the noisy jets circling the air field and waves over at the crowds at the fence about 50 yards away.
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He was inaugurated in January, and was serving as president on the morning of 9/11 when the terrorist attack momentarily interrupted his reading of My Pet Goat.
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They decide to get a hotel room to set the mood (and momentarily escape their couch-surfing situation) — but they grabbed the wrong paper bag when packing up.
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At best, that scratchy feeling in the back of your throat or the constant sniffle you have in the middle of the night wakes you up only momentarily.
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After he was confronted with this statement, Kavanaugh seemed momentarily confused and asked to see the email — something Booker said he would share at a later time. Sen.
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The Empire Strikes Back Badass pair Han Solo (Harrison Ford) and Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher) momentarily pause their bickering to deliver one of the galaxy's most memorable kisses.
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Many Republican voters are more selective in their support for guns than the ideologues; they tend to be momentarily keener on gun controls after a massacre, for example.
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The S&P 500 momentarily eked above breakeven before closing approximately 0.15 percent lower, with real estate falling 1.3 percent to lead decliners while industrials and financials outperformed.
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While these posts won't fix those problems, they will certainly make you feel better and make you momentarily forget what humidity can do to a fresh blow-out.
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Momentarily idle on the right wing with Donovan Mitchell, a worthy albeit unexpected nemesis in his way, Westbrook throws what's left of his chiseled energy into fifth gear.
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Jack had disappeared momentarily and was gone for the minute or two it took her to come out of the house and take the keys to my car.
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Crude has been volatile this week, boosted momentarily by a weaker dollar but also continuing to face downward pressure from concerns towards a slowing global economy crimping demand.
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Rick is mean (or blunt, whatever) and Morty is skeptical and, after they leave momentarily, I'm virtually trying to pick up and play with everything I possibly can.
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Jimmy Butler has finally been traded, in a move that elevates his new team's short-term future while momentarily stabilizing the one that had to let him go.
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But that didn't stop Apple's stock price from momentarily jumping from $156 to $158, likely the result of trader bots that couldn't tell that the deal was bogus.
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Malielegaoi said in a speech to the institute that unidentified "traditional" partners had "left the neighborhood, even if momentarily" and returned to find the region more hotly contested.
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How my doubt and worry was momentarily quieted by my deep love for her, and how — at least for a moment — I let that love extend to myself.
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The euro momentarily dipped to $1.1817 early in the day as preliminary results from regional votes on Thursday showed pro-independence parties in Catalonia keeping an absolute majority.
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When she goes home to her parents (Ed Begley Jr. and Mary Kay Place) and walks up to her childhood house, she's momentarily played by a small girl.
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Hart's train of thought is momentarily interrupted while he and Eniko determine how to pay the valet ... but Kev ultimately settles on $100 from his stack of Benjamins.
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When I asked them if there had been any initial reaction, among scholars, to their idea that Kepler might have been an alchemist, the scientists looked momentarily bashful.
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There was one more chance for Mitrovic, but as he put his head in there for a second time, he collided with a defender and was momentarily concussed.
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Our Weinstein sources say he knows he's "momentarily toxic" but thinks with a little time, writers and actors will seek him out again because of his track record.
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When news of a massive breach breaks, we become more vigilant momentarily, but experts say that the surveillance we're aware of is only the tip of the iceberg.
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The hoop teeters away from him momentarily and then springs back right into his face, like a poisoned arrow to the tendon, and he is thoroughly, devastatingly owned.
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Presumably the day job has just become so fettered with fixes she just momentarily forgot what she could swear she knows to be true and what she couldn't.
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"I didn't know a single thing about baking before I started," says Grace Yang, 29, momentarily diverting her attention from an electric mixer churning hot dog bun dough.
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When kicking with the rear leg the fighter is locked on one leg momentarily, but there is no preliminary step up or extra step to return to distance.
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Some conversations are just chains of straightforward questions pertaining to a DM's involvement: Would you allow a dom to step away momentarily from their bound and blindfolded sub?
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At least one of Trump's foreign counterparts -- German Chancellor Angela Merkel -- seemed momentarily caught off guard Tuesday when a government official refused her handshake during a cabinet meeting.
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Mr. Richkus seemed momentarily at a loss, but Amie Castaldo, an acupuncturist who practices in Midtown Manhattan, jumped in to take Ms. Castro's pulse and examine her tongue.
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His signature has been the use of small numerical counters made of LED lights that go repeatedly from 1 to 9 and then momentarily black, before beginning again.
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Andre Iguodala tweaked his back, Bogut bruised his knee, Draymond Green momentarily lost his mind, and Irving and LeBron James morphed into Greek gods for two straight weeks.
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At the time, Sprague was only out as a woman on weekends, and the workday maroon decor was a "slip-up" whose revelation caused her momentarily to freeze.
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Once Collins realizes that Jared Dudley is momentarily confused by the switch, he unleashes a graceful Eurostep that was not physically intended for use by anyone his size.
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While it takes four long minutes for the moaning to momentarily commence, the track's menacing packs of heavy club instrumentation feels like one grueling tussle in the sheets.
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Watching Trump step into the archetype momentarily and then just as quickly step out, it hit me: Even in Trump's mind, that president was someone else, somewhere else.
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If he has momentarily collapsed on the shoulder of one of his adult children, give up your place in line until he dries his eyes and can focus.
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The dark, violent film redefined the tenor of superhero movies, just as the "Batman" franchise momentarily lost traction at the box office after a fourth sequel in 1997.
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The downward slide appeared to have halted momentarily on Tuesday, when shares closed near flat at 875.40 rupees, after being down more than 0.6 percent in morning trade.
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As they are beginning to question, refine or change their positions (even momentarily so), they physically move to the sections of the room that reflect their mind-set.
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"It felt like you were going through a furnace momentarily," said Nirmal Mitra, a copy editor at Newsday who was on his way home on the westbound train.
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" [SIC] According to a Reddit thread about this, Ridley opened the account again momentarily to say the hiatus was because, "I just want to be on my phone less!
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Officers on both sides momentarily eyed the luggage strewn in the snow before the U.S. officer took it, and a walker left on the road, to the border line.
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Yet, running 226 consecutive miles also can stress the body, leading to injury risk, a momentarily weakened immune system, and now a small study suggests acute kidney injury, too.
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He did it wearing Aira, a camera-enabled set of glasses that beams his field of view to someone who can see, as if to momentarily borrow their eyesight.
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On the way to the shooting, a moment of panic swept through him as his thoughts momentarily turned from his job to his two eldest daughters who frequented Borderline.
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Netflix Account ($7.99 - $13.99 a month)Brookstone weighted blanketRemember that one morning, after the breakup, when your brain wasn't fully operating yet and had momentarily forgotten you were single?
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At the right moment, the eel sends a nerve impulse to the back of the electrocyte, making ions flow into the cell on one side, momentarily reversing the polarity.
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Using an eyedropper, she dripped water onto my fingertips, my wrists, my forehead, my throat, an act so tender that I forgot momentarily that this woman was a stranger.
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They will be posted momentarily on the Uber newsite for all of you to read and so you can hold both management and the board accountable in implementing them.
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The Astros silenced Nationals Park momentarily when Carlos Correa, who had been quiet at the plate this series, blistered a ball to left field for a two-run homer.
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When the presidential campaign results confirmed a tighter race than most expected, an influx of people decided to look up Canada's immigration site, causing the website to momentarily crash.
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As with many things Mindhunter, the conversation is too creepy to detail, but let's just say it sounds like Ford is momentarily obsessed with the anatomy of young girls.
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A storm put the squad indoors momentarily, but the fun continued into the wee hours at a #GetWrecked bash that saw a DJ in a post-crash airplane cockpit.
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In the end it was just enough to entice customers to patron GroundSwell, who got to enjoy the rooftop after all once rain momentarily subsided, much to Hartnett's chagrin.
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So, what better a time than this anniversary to see what lessons might be gleaned from a movie that momentarily tricked the world into thinking agency bureaucrats are cool.
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Opening her set routine with a floating three-quarter front somersault, a technically simple skill that requires extreme physical control, she appeared to hang momentarily in the air, weightless.
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In yet another flashback — these flashbacks were peppered in between present-day action, which I'll get to momentarily — they're seen sipping drinks at a mansion overlooking beautiful scenic views.
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The new show is about having to deal with someone who holds these beliefs (in ways I'll deal with momentarily), when you're maybe just trying to live your life.
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We used to laugh at Bas Rutten's commentary because whenever a fight moved to the clinch even momentarily he would explain that one fighter should roll for a kneebar.
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It was the perfect Oscar moment: Confusing, absurd, commented on by millions of people at once, and so unique that you momentarily forgot how inconsequential it all really is.
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"I was blessed to have her for a few years," Bill says, momentarily breaking down—a breach in what, for a man in his bizarre predicament, is impressive composure.
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Syrian rebels have momentarily halted advances by President Bashar Assad's forces in the rebel-held city of Aleppo after major gains by the pro-Assad side, according to reports.
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Surveillance video shows the owner running in front of the car and momentarily putting her hands on the hood as her husband grabs at the car from the back.
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Muslims living in countries where the sun doesn't set — or where the sun only drops momentarily — can follow one of three solutions offered by some Islamic scholars and organizations.
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In its richest moments, "Blue Jay" is a bittersweet reflection of midlife regression, in which onetime teenage sweethearts momentarily throw off present-day cares and relive a magical past.
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TOKYO — The missile that North Korea test-fired from a submarine off its east coast on Wednesday momentarily brought together three nations that have recently had reasons to squabble.
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When LaMassa first made her startling discovery in 2014, she postulated that a massive dust cloud passed in front of the quasar's bright beacon and momentarily blocked its light.
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It would of course be at least momentarily awkward for Trump if such a tape emerged—and it would reinforce the perception by many Americans that he's deeply prejudiced.
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Cauley-Stein's back injury, coupled with Sacramento's decision to momentarily move Labissiere to the G-League, allowed the Kings to shine with these units in Cleveland on Wednesday night.
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The infamous side-step was in his repertoire from day one, alongside the endlessly sleek spin moves and violent jab steps that momentarily Medusa defenders on a nightly basis.
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But sitting on Williams's sofa waiting for the tank to fill, everything else momentarily falls away, and we become a trio of parents simply trading stories about our kids.
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The surprisingly dangerous Caitlin Lovinger is currently without interwebs because of a storm where she lives, but will be back momentarily as soon as she finds some Wi-Fi.
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When he talked about love, he leaned back on the couch with his limbs splayed and looked upward as if he died momentarily just considering a concept so big.
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Its presence is small enough to let you momentarily focus on workday tasks, maybe even get something done, but obtrusive enough to jar you after just a few moments.
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"As visitors walk along this path, entering the towers, they are tattooed with the shadows of numbers, and trapped momentarily in a theater of horror," the memorial's website says.
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In an adjacent wetland, several hundred pink pelicans took flight like cherry blossom petals in the wind, making me momentarily forget my nausea and angle for a better view.
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Troy Price, the chairman of the Iowa Democratic Party, spoke to reporters on Tuesday afternoon, before 22020 percent of the results from the Iowa caucuses would momentarily be released.
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In its biggest gaffe, MoviePass momentarily ran out of money on July 27, 2018, and it was unable to purchase tickets for customers until it secured a new loan.
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A female cyclist competing in a race in Belgium had to be momentarily stopped when she almost caught up to the men's group that started 10 minutes before her.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — When Andy Murray tumbled to the court, clutching his right ankle, the top of the men's draw at the Australian Open momentarily took on a new complexion.
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But that lasted momentarily as Ball answered with a 3-pointer with three seconds left to give New Orleans a 111-109 lead at the end of the period.
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Momentarily distracted from the bacchanal, Mariana Souza, 26, rolled her eyes when asked about Zika, the mosquito-borne virus that is raging across the nation and much of Latin America.
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It had been a taxing year and we were thankful for release, momentarily away from a world that had rendered our bodies as targets and as symbols of subjective value.
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Her sorrow was visibly shared by defence counsel Clare Montgomery QC, who repeatedly sighed, shook her head and momentarily covered her face with both hands while speaking to the family.
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Dallas momentarily cut the deficit to nine early in the fourth, but the Knicks went on a roll to open up a 102-85 lead with 8:18 to go.
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Yet when your blinks make the world go momentarily dark - and bear in mind most of us perform around 12 to 15 of these every minute - you are mostly oblivious.
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Walker's tangle with organized labor over collective bargaining rights, his survival of a subsequent recall vote, and his brief but momentarily top-tier presidential campaign made him a national figure.
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Sometimes Brooklyn will feed him the ball at the right elbow, simulate a dribble hand-off, and then let him sledgehammer through a momentarily-fazed defense with his left hand.
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I realized it had been less than 24 hours since we'd first met up and momentarily felt disappointed in myself for not holding out for at least a full day.
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Although the death penalty in Nebraska was reinstated after it was momentarily abolished in 2015, Maly believes within three decades the death penalty in the US will be no more.
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I'm momentarily bummed out thinking about the unexpected cost, especially since we recently got back from a two-week trip to Asia and have been hustling to save money again.
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That being said, the side of searing resentment that results from taking away a kid's cell phone, even momentarily, could also easily result in a less-than-enjoyable dining experience.
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But it's not clear whether Wolff bothered to check if it made sense, if Trump may have momentarily misheard Ailes's remark, or whether something else may have been going on.
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And in exotic Canada, as people applauded and whistled at the mere mention of NAFTA, you could momentarily envision a latter-day swell of appreciation for how Clinton handled it.
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Like the rest of the internet, Chopra and I are both momentarily obsessed with a 1975 Helen Mirren interview that resurfaced and went viral in the waning days of summer.
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We teamed up with Bai to create a watermelon margarita that will have you convinced you're sitting on a sunny beach, waves crashing, and drink in hand (momentarily, at least…).
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Last month, New Horizons scientists briefly spotted 20143 MU69 from a remote part of Argentina, as the rock passed in front of a background star, momentarily blocking the star's light.
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The suspects, wanted for burglary, were flying down the 101 freeway in a convertible Mustang -- weaving through lanes of traffic -- when they were momentarily blocked by one of our buses.
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"We love you and we thank you and also, thanks for liking the new hair 'do," he added, momentarily lifting his hat up to show off his new look. "Yeah."
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I was momentarily elated that the world was no longer a suffocating black cloak wrapped around my head—but I realized quickly that I did not recognize anything around me.
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All of that momentarily stopped, however, when an unexpected audio issue left debate moderators Rachel Maddow and Chuck Todd flummoxed and the politicians on stage bewildered and a bit bemused.
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But it also gave us books that allow us to momentarily escape from the disappointments of our world, to transcend the limitations of reality and experience life through other eyes.
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The audible crash startled the boy, who momentarily lost his balance from the ledge he was standing on and quickly turned to find the lion pawing at the glass panel.
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I couldn't think of anything better to focus on than the one thing which made my newly inherited misery subside, even if only momentarily: music and the community around it.
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Sergei Bobrovsky had 24 saves for the Blue Jackets, who missed a chance to at least momentarily tie the Capitals for second place, and fell seven points behind the Islanders.
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" There's a two-bar interlude towards the end of the song in which the chords change up momentarily and Musgraves sounds like she's yearning for something, possessed: "Whatever feels good.
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I stepped deep across myself and pivoted my trailing leg back into me, sending the med student stumbling but performing a technically perfect turn which I momentarily congratulated myself upon.
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Brock Lesnar beat Randy Orton when he opened his forehead wide open with an elbow, causing a forfeit; that popped the crowd a bit, mostly in shock and only momentarily.
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When we were nearly to the top (or so I kept telling myself), a sonic boom rippled through the air, momentarily interrupting the birdsong echoing off the canyon's upper reaches.
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Every morning when I spray it on, I momentarily feel transported somewhere exotic — perhaps to an al fresco dinner party with lots of twinkling lights in the South of France.
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The proposal from Mr. Castro, who also participated in a Fox News town hall this week, at least momentarily placed the spotlight back on the clean water crisis in Flint.
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Like others, he was momentarily relieved, but he fretted about the prospect of waiting another six months to know whether he might have to set up shop in another country.
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You momentarily forget where you are as you pass buses emblazoned with "Hey Ram," candy-colored South Indian-style temples, and signs for Khoobsurat Beauty Parlour or Indira Gandhi Road.
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Ms. Muller, a real estate broker and coach, had known her since the 260s, and when I told her that her friend's biography was completely invented, she was momentarily silent.
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Later, a group of St. Patrick's Day merrymakers, draped in green beads and Jets jerseys, tottered down the stairs, swayed momentarily in confusion and, bless their sodden hearts, staggered out.
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Looking to momentarily escape the stresses of life in the woods, a family of bears took a much needed refreshing swim in a backyard pool in Monrovia, California, this weekend.
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As Miranda prowls the indigo city streets, bathed in ominous whispers and sharp jabs of neon, you might momentarily forget that the movie around her is a tiny bit bananas.
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In Washington, the Federal Reserve followed the group's statement with the surprise announcement that it was dropping short-term interest rates by half a percentage point, momentarily delighting stock markets.
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He directs D'Angelo Russell to feed the mismatch and then, knowing his man will be momentarily distracted by his own help responsibilities, sprints into the lane and draws a foul.
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A warm welcome at the White House, and a speech to a receptive audience at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee -- AIPAC -- conference, could distract momentarily from the graft allegations.
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He's constantly moving, screening, cutting, back-tapping his teammates' misses, and hoping the defense momentarily forgets he has dunk-contest-caliber hops as they preoccupy themselves with Lillard and McCollum.
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Still, Gaddi's gem of a panel, momentarily reunited with what are very likely its original wings, is a visual delight, and well worth a trip to the Upper West Side.
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Defenseman Thomas Hickey scored 1:53 into overtime Monday night as the skidding Islanders at least momentarily righted themselves with a 2-1 victory over the Calgary Flames at Barclays Center.
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We might ask: is Reflection simply an opus of escapism that allows us to momentarily shield ourselves from the ceaseless onslaught of shit that's inundated us since Bowie died last January?
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White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus ducked into the meeting momentarily, and told reporters a border tax is just one of a "buffet of options" to pay for the wall.
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Trying to head off the outbreak before it spreads like wildfire, officials have momentarily sequestered 1,200 guards in their rooms and replaced them with 900 military personnel as of Monday afternoon.
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" Stallone shows off her body in briefs and a bralette with matching mesh gloves (and, momentarily, a moto jacket) while dancing around a concrete rooftop to pointed lyrics like, "Hello, daddy.
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Dinosaurs, like us, get oxygen out of incoming air that is inhaled, but they also have a system of air sacs that captures and momentarily stores some of the incoming air.
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Illustration: sbtlneet (Pixabay)One of fiction's most commonly used plot devices—a knock on the head used to render someone momentarily unconscious—is a lot more harmful in the real world.
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Busch momentarily gave up the lead when Ryan Newman elected to stay out during the caution between the first two stages, but when the race restarted, Busch retook the top spot.
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The way Evan Rachel Wood plays the scene could go either way; maybe she blacked out for a few seconds, her programming momentarily overcome by a sinister urge in her code.
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Instead of ducking behind cover or using an analog stick to dodge bullets, you pause between shots to warp out of enemy fire, while time momentarily slows to a near-standstill.
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Being involved in a plane crash with a stranger is kind of my worst nightmare, and the terrifying thought of it momentarily crosses my mind every time I board a flight.
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Last year, we had the childhood breakfast-inspired Cocoa Puffs-infused negroni, then a Frosties IPA—both ideal tipples for anyone seeking momentarily escape from the dumpster fire that was 4.
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She immediately jumps at the offer, though her joy is momentarily put on hiatus when she remembers that she's fielding a marriage proposal from her dreamy doctor boyfriend Benjamin (Zachary Levi).
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The mom of two momentarily delayed the start of filming because she had to take a bit longer to make sure her low-cut Michael Costello dress was situated just right.
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Coelho was both hailed and derided for championing austerity throughout his four-year term, and momentarily became the sole European leader to win re-election after overseeing a controversial sovereign bailout.
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"The economy may grow fast momentarily, but in longer term, there are no prerequisites for growth of 3 percent with the ageing population, low productivity and global economic landscape," Brotherus said.
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The Yale survey doesn't connect those dots, and correlation doesn't mean causation, but it's tempting to think something shook a whole lot of people out of their complacency—at least momentarily.
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We're told Flair is set to undergo a procedure momentarily, though we're not being told what the procedure is ... though Pro Wrestling Sheet is reporting that it's a heart related issue.
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To explain her misleading claim to have been entirely vindicated by an FBI investigation into her singular email arrangements in the State Department, Mrs Clinton claimed to have momentarily "short-circuited".
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Is this why he's studying everyone who answers to his name, because one may have invented time or sympathy or God and will love him, even momentarily, for who he is?
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Washington (CNN)To hear Donald Trump describe it, President Barack Obama was "really screaming" at a pro-Trump protester whose appearance at a Hillary Clinton rally momentarily interrupted the President's remarks.
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Edmonton Oilers (26-35-7, -36)—An updated draft lottery simulator is now available, if you'd like to momentarily inhabit a fantasy world where the Oilers aren't going to win. 1.
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Meanwhile, Carter Jr. (who Boylen benched on Wednesday night for no discernible reason) is good enough to suck the oxygen out of your lungs by momentarily transforming into prime Kevin Garnett.
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Update: Faith in humanity has been momentarily restored as someone has returned the stolen jersey: Hillsborough County Public Schools said in a news release Friday that the jersey was returned Thursday.
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It's one thing to get a guy flinching at feints, but it might not take his finger off the trigger unless he starts getting hit while he's momentarily out of position.
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To watch a baby rhino hopping through the mud or a cluster of capybaras sitting stoically in a hot tub is to momentarily exit the tainted ecosystem of the human world.
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In video of the crash obtained by The Houston Chronicle, two vehicles come spinning into the frame; one becomes momentarily airborne before both come to rest in a crumpled, smoky heap.
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With other jokes the angle between setup and punch line was so acute that it momentarily stunned the audience, requiring an extra beat to sink in and creating opportunities of timing.
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Trilobites At the start of this week, the moon will play a game of planetary peek-a-boo as it momentarily blocks Venus, then Mars and then Mercury in the sky.
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Mr. Aldean's opening segment, with its mix of music and uplifting message, evoked other moments when the show had to set aside comedy, at least momentarily, and respond to national tragedies.
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The only way I've found to banish momentarily that shadow of the idealized self is to pay for it to go away — with a Sephora shopping spree or a spin class.
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The New Horizons scientists could, however, learn more about it during a few chance moments when a star in the night sky momentarily vanished because MU250 passed in front of it.
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It generally worked well to cancel out the roar of the London Underground, although there were a couple of occasions when the mode glitched out momentarily when things got especially loud.
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Just like a puff of smoke from an e-cig momentarily blurs our view of the world around us, there's still a lot we can't foresee about both vaping and CBD.
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With its 13 seats, the Joint List, an alliance of predominantly Arab parties, momentarily gave Mr. Gantz's parliamentary bloc the support of 57 lawmakers, but by Monday morning things had changed.
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Perhaps the most interesting moment for Ms. Klobuchar came when she had a brief brush with catastrophe by appearing to momentarily forget the name of the governor of Kansas, Laura Kelly.
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He found that our affinity for robots increases as they come to look more and more human — until the point when the likeness is similar enough to momentarily fool the eye.
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He was momentarily convinced that this stranger was a figure in one of Julia's old family photos from Eastern Europe, and that he had travelled through time to deliver a warning.
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For my friends and me, over those summers, naturism came to be something we tried on; less a worldview than a means of believing, momentarily, in the escapability of bodily burden.
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The Jones-Cormier grudge match -- scheduled to go down April 23rd in Vegas -- momentarily seemed in jeopardy earlier in the week after Jones spent 2 nights in jail for a probation violation.
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You can check out the entire 23-minute video below: Fighters in ARMS each have their own unique talents and abilities, including being able to hover, disappear momentarily, or restore their health.
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It's not possible to know if Autopilot was engaged from the short video and it's also not clear if the person is sleeping, momentarily looking away, or dealing with something else entirely.
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They estimate that the cost of enticing such $1 donors — by getting them to click on ads, respond to emails, or answer text messages — has momentarily skyrocketed to between $20 and $40.
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Since both the ship and the source of the radio beam would be moving relative to us, the beam would only be visible as it momentarily sweeps across our field of view.
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I love the fingerprint sensor on the back of this phone, which is hyper-responsive and accurate: I need only feather it momentarily with my finger and the phone will be unlocked.
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Peppered through the class-based rituals are moments when two people from disparate spheres of life might chafe against each other, and the person with less power may triumph, if just momentarily.
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Luckily, the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover star, who was accompanied by husband Justin Ervin, was only caught off balance momentarily as she recovered gracefully and laughed it off with a bright smile.
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But Kentavious Caldwell-Pope doesn't stop his pursuit—because Redick is that scary—momentarily putting two on the ball and allowing Redick to find Robert Covington wide open on the opposite wing.
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It really is one of the best things out there, with enough twists and laughs to help you momentarily forget anything cold and unkind that might be happening in the outside world.
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In season 19893, he tried his hand as the plant's executive VP ($377,000, based on nuclear plant salary data), before momentarily taking over Mr. Burns's post as CEO ($980,000) the following season.
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