How to mow a lawn "There&aposs not one best way to mow," says Millotte.
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" The article calls for using a pickup as a "mowing machine, not to mow grass but mow down the enemies of Allah.
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We have a test plan for each model that might instruct us to mow back and forth for 24 hours, or mow as much grass as possible for three weeks.
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Then make sure to mow the lawn and trim vegetation.
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She said she doesn't have anyone to mow for her.
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We mow our own lawn and clean our own house.
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They should line them all up and mow 'em down.
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The enemies would line up, and I'd mow 'em down.
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"They're a great sentinel species of cold climates," says Mow.
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Others, like Pan and Daphnis, mow lanes between the rings.
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The decision not to mow, it turns out, was deliberate.
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As much as Oxford would mow, it just kept coming back.
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Kids accept the challenge to mow 50 lawns in their neighborhood.
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"It's like inviting people to come mow your lawn," Hall said.
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Unmanned mowing Never mow the lawn again with this Landroid robot.
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But that does not mean he should mow his own lawn.
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Your ass is grass and I'm gonna mow it #NFID18 pic.twitter.
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So I asked, would you mow your neighbor's lawn for $20?
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Such as: How much should it cost to mow my lawn?
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But this spring, I decided to plant more and mow less.
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Worst case, I thought, I could mow lawns for my neighbors.
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Shelton brought on the Oak Ridge Boys to recreate his album cut "Doing It to Country Songs," and the five-some then segued into "Elvira" (because who can ever get enough of "oom-poppa-mow-mow"?).
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The ones that mow down a room full of people in seconds?
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A killer hot tub turned on its side to mow down intruders.
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Don't embody the protagonist of Law Mower and mow strangers' lawns though.
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"He didn't mow the lawn when you told him to," she said.
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"If they mow the lawn, they get paid right away," Reeves says.
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Begin gender-typed play (girls "clean the kitchen," boys "mow the lawn").
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If you live in Finland, a postal worker will mow your lawn.
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When reporters asked Frank if he'd mow their lawns, Sanders cut in.
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The purpose of it is to mow it back into the ecosystem.
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Weed and mulch a little in the spring, mow the grass, done.
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And her line that she announced last week is, 'Mow The Grass!
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" Blockstream CSO Samson Mow, on Twitter: "Looked at the Libra white paper.
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If you need to mow the lawn, do it before you press play.
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After all, the world needs mow people like him (sorry, we had to).
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"Absolutists to their discredit mow the lines between these two," Mystal told me.
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"Don't mow your lawn on Sundays, that kind of stuff," Mr. Levitt said.
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I attempt to mow the lawn while outside, but the cord won't pull.
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If you can mow down innocent people and slaughter them, you are evil.
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Kate Hudson knows her lawn ain't gonna mow itself, because adulting is hard.
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He made a goal -- to mow 40 lawns by the end of winter.
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If absolutely nothing is happening, I'll give myself permission to mow the lawn.
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No one else gets to enter or else armed guards mow them down.
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One tourist asked a stunned resident if he could help mow her lawn.
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It's basically free air conditioning, and you'll have way less grass to mow.
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It's how Microsoft added mow than 50% of its total value this year.
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Greinke, Diamondbacks mow down Cardinals ST. LOUIS — Matt Carpenter lashed a ground-rule double.
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"We don't mow grass," clarified COO Jennifer Lemcke from company headquarters outside of Toronto.
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It's hardly finished, but the yard is clear enough to mow at this point.
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Got a big yard and no teenage kids who can mow it for you?
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They'll probably put you in front of a brick wall and mow you down.
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Even a total incompetent can mow down dozens of people with one of those.
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If you have a new way to mow lawns, start by selling regular lawnmowers.
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Her oldest daughter arranged to have Smith come mow her lawn as a surprise.
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I like being able to mow my meadow without needing ear and eye protection.
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"The reality is Glacier National Park wasn't established just for its glaciers," says Mow.
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Fortunately for me, there's the mow-in-place method, which I've embraced with enthusiasm.
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And when there were no lawns to mow or cars to wash, he'd panhandle.
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He could mow a lawn, we knew, but he couldn't use a leaf blower.
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We get our oil changed, we go to the dentist, we mow our lawns.
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And, due to its 123-inch blade, it takes longer to mow a lawn.
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Should he leave the UFC, he'd mow down much of the Bellator 205-pound roster.
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If NBA games were ten minutes long, the Washington Wizards would mow through the league.
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It'll mulch grass and leaves, throw snow into a dedicated area, and mow the lawn.
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A few times we tried to mow the AstroTurf, it was so clotted with clover.
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It's like watching a drunk dad mow kids down at a parish picnic football game.
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"What we ended up doing was we didn't mow the greens at all," Slumbers said.
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The Yankees' hit parade paused only occasionally for Severino to mow down the Orioles lineup.
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You even brought a 12-year-old to the White House to mow the grass.
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Also, the rear-wheel drive makes it so you can mow inclines and hills effortlessly.
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Every summer, I imagine a different landscape, one that I do not have to mow.
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Finland, for example, launched a pilot program to mow lawns to make up some revenue. Sen.
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I'm proud to report that I did not crash into anything, or mow down any kayakers.
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Elsie Kipling Bambridge said that it's actually pronounced like MAU-glee, rather than MOW-glee. 13.
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Between work and her children, she doesn't get the chance to mow the lawn very often.
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The Marshals Service also kept the home winterized and occasionally sent landscapers to mow the lawn.
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He then used a van to mow down and kill 10 people in Toronto in April.
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"The areas where you're accustomed to seeing goats wandering around, snow is not there," says Mow.
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I teleport across the tracks, behind them, pick up an AK-47, and mow them down.
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"They should line them all up and mow 'em down," he said, according to the complaint.
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My husband heads out to mow the lawn and I watch some TV with my preschooler.
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A synonym for "cut," that looks the same "upside down or right side up," is MOW.
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You'd go there and meet a guy who'd cut some trees down or mow the grass.
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I'm pretty sure he won't hire a Wall Street financier to mow the White House lawn.
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Use his Sentry form to mow down a team push or two, then relocate to another position.
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When you get seed for your lawn, the bag should tell you the optimal height to mow.
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The judge was pretty clear, telling X he couldn't even go out to mow his own lawn.
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Ficken says he hired someone to mow his grass in his absence, but that man died suddenly.
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So he would take me along, and I would mow lawns and water plants and carry fertilizer.
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True heroes are great multi-taskers: they stop bad guys, save good ones and mow people's lawns.
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The plane flies low and slow, and has a powerful gun designed to mow down enemy tanks.
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So, she hired the crew to mow the lawn at her Maple Heights home on June 23.
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A choice statistic from this case: Countrywide charged some borrowers in foreclosure $22010 to mow their lawns.
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While it is a bit chilling, the company slogan is not an invitation to mow down children.
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He takes submissions to decide what lawns he'll mow, both on his website and on social media.
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President Trump high-fives Frank Giaccio, who fulfilled his wish to mow the White House lawn Friday.
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Until now, we knew that DOI officials discouraged the attendance of just two individuals: Fagre, and Mow.
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Given his athletic prowess, Roger Federer may be able to mow his lawn faster than anyone else.
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Somebody has arrived to mow the grass with a weed-whacker, and the din is now unendurable.
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Neighbors have urged her not to mow the lawn, for fear she'll be attacked in her yard.
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The ability to mow in reverse is a big plus that many other mowers do not offer.
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Militants positioned themselves outside the mosque and its windows to mow down people who tried to flee.
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Like those in Berlin and Nice, France, last year, he used a vehicle to mow people down.
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Do not mow down the interviewers by going down the line making eye contact after the other.
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According to Curbed, these robots don't mow as consistently as a regular lawnmower, they mow in erratic paths that don't produce the same pretty grid patterns, and lots of them miss the lawn's edge and have to run multiple times a week to keep the clippings from getting unruly.
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For example, if you pay someone to mow your lawn and report wages paid, that adds to GDP.
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"[The friend] could have said 'mow the lawn' and I would have been down with it," he said.
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"She said she doesn't have anyone to mow for her," Orono police said in a post on Facebook.
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Jake's babysitter was still there and it was a nice day, so Brett decided to mow the lawn.
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Many of his colleagues wait tables, mow lawns or drive for ride-share services to make ends meet.
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At least that's how it appeared to observers who watched Giacco mow the White House lawn this Friday.
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I would mow lawns, and use tractors to clear brush, and get paid something like $2 an hour.
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"That night, I decided to mow lawns for the elderly, disabled, single moms and veterans," Smith told CNN.
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No need to mow or irrigate — although you wouldn't want to run across one of these yards barefoot.
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He shows up to mow the grass, brings pies for Thanksgiving dinner and helps Annie hang Christmas lights.
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Those I pull up or mow under, but the others are beneficial, early-blooming wildflowers that pollinators love.
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Some mow lawns for neighbors and wash their parents' cars; others simply hand out compliments to their peers.
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When Paul sets his mind to something, get out of the way, or he will mow you down.
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I really have no idea how to do a lot of things like fix things, mow a lawn, etc.
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"Living here, I don't have to do grocery shopping or meal preparation or mow the lawn," Mr. Geiwitz said.
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He used the vehicle to mow down pedestrians, innocent pedestrians, bicyclists including two children that were leaving nearby school.
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When it's time to mow the front yard, the robots drive to the door we place in the fence.
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The bots are also equipped with an array of sensors to ensure they don't, say, mow down inattentive texters.
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It's less wonderful when you're trying to make sure you don't mow down a pedestrian as round a corner.
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Each mission features different objectives and obstacles, along with a never ending tide of fragile minions to mow down.
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He started the "50 lawn challenge," which encourages young people to mow 50 lawns for those who need help.
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This summer, Smith is traveling to all 50 states to mow lawns for people who need help -- for free.
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This 14 year old boy came by the house with a lawnmower wanting to mow our lawn for $5.
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Finland, for example, launched a pilot program to have postal workers mow lawns to make up some revenue. Sen.
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Someone, presumably, is going to pay the college faculty and the folks who mow the lawns at those colleges.
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The wealthy suburbanite can hire a landscaper to tend to the yard, while others will mow the lawn themselves.
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To clear land for the cattle, Burger King had to mow over massive swathes of pristine Costa Rican rainforest.
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Then the dogs and I go outside, and they play fetch while I mow the lawn with a reel mower.
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A good rule of thumb is to mow when the grass is one-third higher than the recommended mowing height.
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It feels more personal, more inescapable than the nameless hordes you mow down during Call of Duty's bigger action moments.
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"When things brown out we mow or burn the fields so it looks like a harvested cropland," Lewis tells PEOPLE.
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Sanders had offered to mow their lawn just days before their death, according to the Clarion-Ledger, though they declined.
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According to the Washington Post, Swift also discouraged the inclusion of Superintendent Mow, though her motives for that are unclear.
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Few games make it more fun to mow down armies of demons while heavy metal music blasts in your ears.
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Or when they just floppily charge at the other side with no weapons and have a cannon mow them down.
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Fields Jr. hit Tadrint and Micah Washington's car when he accelerated to mow down a crowd of people last Saturday.
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Indeed, most shareholders and politicians would join forces to mow down any phalanx of philosopher-bosses who called for moderation.
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Last year, Smith, 73, decided to try something new -- travel across the country to mow lawns for people in need.
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Attendees of the South by Southwest festival sped by on electric scooters, threatening to mow down anything in their way.
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Incredulous Germans watched the men walk — yes, walk — in long rows across open terrain — then proceeded to mow them down.
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That may sound far-fetched, but in addition to vacuuming robots can already mop our floors and mow our lawns.
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If you&aposre not able to mow in mid-morning, a second choice is late afternoon, when temperatures start to cool.
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Its goal is to have a complete home-cleaning robot fleet, so you never have to mow, or mop, or vacuum.
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In January, six people were killed in Melbourne's central business district when a man used his vehicle to mow them down.
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What it does: It's a location-aware shooter that has you turning in place to mow down zombies with various weaponry.
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He told the Times that he has gotten up to 20 calls a week to mow lawns — up from about five.
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As such, Trump and Obama will mow through the final stretch to try and change the dynamics for their favored candidates.
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Grass is usually the only thing that can burn, he said, and even then, farmers mow it and till the soil.
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Most of the 30 million small businesses in this country sell pizzas, fix cars, repair roofs, balance books and mow lawns.
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Lucky for me, she's just come to a point that she needs someone there to cook, clean, mow the yard, etc.
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His stepfather had him wheel their lawnmower around to neighbors' houses and offer to mow their lawns, which he found humiliating.
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Then, every time you mow your grass, the sludge dried out will cause a dust and re-exposure over and over.
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Some are suitable for up to an acre or two, and some have the power to mow up to four acres.
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The parademons actually look kind of cool, but watching our heroes mow down endless hordes of faceless enemies gets numbing pretty quickly.
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As the skies cleared days later, landscapers emerged to mow lawns in residential areas, before houses had yet drained or flooding subsided.
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There was an upside to the madness; as one neighbor joked to KTVB, "I don't have to mow my lawn this morning."
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The grass is synthetic — and designed to conform to your foot — so there's no need to water or mow your new flops.
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The number of people who want to mow down Muslims as they come home from prayer are very few in our country.
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Known for their ease of operation, they have been used to mow down dozens of people by mass shooters in Newtown, Conn.
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They'll just poke around the yard, and I suppose it keeps your grass under control, you don't have to mow as much.
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He let's a kid mow the White House lawn -something kid will never forget and you blast him about child labor laws?
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The retail stock carnage will only get worse as Amazon continues to mow down certain corners of the sector, according to Bernstein.
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Now a terrorist with a racist worldview has taken it upon himself to co-opt a cause and mow down innocent officers.
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If you don't want to mow your grass or do your own landscaping, you'll have to pay for help with that, too.
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An 11-year-old boy who asked the White House if he could mow the property's lawn was granted his wish Friday.
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In between their deaths, a city landscape crew about to mow an overgrown field in Seminole Heights on the morning of Oct.
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Gas bombs and blow torches were also found in the rented van the men used to mow down people on the bridge.
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The Cleveland Indians continue to mow through their recent schedule and are currently picking on the worst team in the National League.
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The gravel had migrated into the grass, which must have made it hard to mow—it was long, at least shin-high.
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The Earthwise 20-Inch Corded Electric Lawn Mower is equipped with all of the features you need to efficiently mow smaller yards.
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Hardly a week goes by that some aggrieved employee doesn't walk back into work and mow down his boss and co-workers.
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Paying someone to deliver meals, wash and fold our laundry, or mow the lawn makes us feel like a burden, she said.
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Conversely, if you have many narrow areas to mow, a smaller deck, the area within which the blade spins around, is best.
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Prune the maturing plants to force them to produce more buds (some farmers use tobacco topping machines to mow the upper vegetation).
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For up to $20,000, people can hunt the feral hogs from a helicopter and even use a machine gun to mow them down.
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He did what he wanted to do, he rehearsed it, he had a vehicle, preferably, a truck they say to mow people down.
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"You've ruined many lives through the actions you've taken," Third District Judge Adam Mow told Black when handing down the sentence, KSL reports.
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In May of 2017, he began his first trip to mow lawns in all 50 states, which he called "50 States 50 Lawns".
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He said he was getting 15 to 20 calls per week to mow lawns, up from just four or five before the video.
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Arizona senator Jeff Flake said he needed to mow his lawn and Florida representative Mario Diaz said he'd be getting his hair done.
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That, and "it was the realization that I mow my lawn and I hate mowing," said Ms. MacLagan, 34, a natural resource economist.
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Her monthly mortgage payment will be less than her $1,900 monthly rent, and she is happy not to have a lawn to mow.
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Choose from 12 cutting heights to find that perfect cut, and mow even when it's getting dark, thanks to the bright LED headlights.
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If we're going to have a sustainable democracy, we cannot have a White House with unlimited power to mow down norms and laws.
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And here I thought it had to do with standing very still while all the players on the opposing team mow you down.
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One buyer says he had his Mow Joe for more than a year and left it in the weather and abused it otherwise.
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"Sometimes, a person will be mowing their lawn and will mow over a baby rabbit, and that can aerosolize the infection," says Dr. Spec.
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The only thing that could possibly be better than watching a pitcher mow down batter after batter would be a pitcher mashing taters. Oh!
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Eric De La Cruz is one of those kids who met Baker at the age of seven when he used to mow his lawn.
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With its many attachments, the Pellenc harvesters allow farmers to spray, mow, prune then automatically and cleanly sort the best grapes into a container.
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They're going to deliver your food, drive you to the airport, and even mow your lawn—and they're going to need to get paid.
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Trump really seemed to believe that the presidency was essentially omnipotent, and that, once inaugurated, he could mow over all obstacles to unfettered rule.
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After Reading "In Finland, a Postal Worker Will Mow Your Lawn" Answer the questions, supporting your responses by citing evidence from the text. 1.
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There is no conceivable circumstance in which a police officer — not even a SWAT team member — would need to mow down hordes of people.
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Banks and other mortgage holders boarded up the foreclosed properties, and often failed to mow the lawns or otherwise maintain them in good condition.
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"Why is the fact that he could mow lawns and play pool indicative of a strength that overcomes all the other deficits?" she asked.
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Mair had lived in a unremarkable house in Birstall for 20 years, spent much of his time in his garden would occasionally mow neighbors' lawns.
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That starting lineup matured into a small-ball powerhouse—the notorious Death Lineup—leveraging Draymond Green's inexhaustible versatility to mow down everything in their path.
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Best time to mow a lawn Choose your mowing time wisely: Debra Morrow, Vice President of Marketing at ArtisTree Landscape Maintenance & Design in Venice, Fla.
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She'd blush as she described her ultimate fantasy — she wanted him to come over to her house and mow the lawn with his shirt off.
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" Soon, Wyllie presented him with a map showing not just where they'd plant bombs, but where—according to Bolland—he'd stand and "mow people down.
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Her younger brother, then 12, found their bodies in their bedroom when he went to mow the lawn and heard their alarm clock going off.
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Are the black hats — which Nolan compares to GTA players who casually mow down pedestrians — supposed to be snooping around listening to romance novel excerpts?
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The suspect used a rented pickup truck to mow down pedestrians and cyclists along a busy bike path near the World Trade Center memorial Tuesday.
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I told my boyfriend then that I was just going to take a nap for 15 minutes, and he went outside to mow the lawn.
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Last month, Robert Sykes's alleged attempt to mow down everyone in his path at a Phoenix, Arizona, Motel 6 left two dead and three injured.
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Three attackers, who were shot dead by armed police, began to mow down pedestrians on London Bridge before driving to Borough Market and stabbing passersby.
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She touched on what it's like to face a barrage of interview requests when she's struggling to simply mow the grass on the burial ground.
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Some lower-end mowers are rickety and uncomfortable to use, and some mowers don&apost have the power necessary to mow inclines or tall grass.
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Mr. Hayes said he was going out to mow a lawn last week and a friend from another landscaping company came running up to him.
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In addition to its speed, to earn the title the lawnmower still needed to look like one and, of course, be used to mow a lawn.
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Monday in the small town of Jefferson City when he repeatedly swung his car onto the sidewalk to mow down pedestrians, according to Jefferson City police.
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Many of those with jobs belong to the army of workers who repaint, clean, mow and cook at the villas and yachts of nearby Saint-Tropez.
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Under the act, Jeshke said he needed government approval to mow some areas of his property or make changes to manmade lakes where kids go fishing.
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ISIS has been encouraging its followers to mow down people, and Britain, France and Germany have all seen deadly vehicle attacks in recent months and years.
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According to the Amazon listing, this smart little guy uses an advanced algorithm to mow around obstacles and through intricate areas better than your gas mower.
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"We have a beautiful front lawn at our house in England and I used to mow lawns when I was a kid," he told ET Canada.
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Previously, Mow was superintendant at Alaska's Kenai Fjords National Park, and joined Glacier National Park when climate change became a highly public issue for the park.
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So in August 2015, she started a foundation called Limbs Matter, which aims to encourage parents to keep their children indoors while they mow the lawn.
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Flake memorably told a reporter last month that he would not be attending the Republican convention to nominate Trump because he had to mow the lawn.
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It's the third attack in the UK since March, when a lone attacker struck in Westminster, also using knives and a car to mow down pedestrians.
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As humans burn fossil fuels and mow down forests with abandon, the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere skyrockets—and it has to go somewhere.
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Take, for example, Nolan's characterization of good and evil in Grand Theft Auto: good people like his wife follow traffic signals, bad people mow down pedestrians.
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They can effectively vacuum floors, mop tiles, and even mow the lawn, but tend to fare poorly for other tasks like home security, or simple companionship.
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According to a Facebook post by Oakdale resident Ryan Cox, the kid stopped by his house last weekend to ask if he could mow the lawn.
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Over half a century ago, British-made STENs were used to mow down Nazis and communist soldiers during World War II and the Korean War, respectively.
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Spraying at people below him, Paddock unleashed about 90 rounds per 10 seconds and could mow down his targets — human beings — almost a quarter-mile away.
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It is likely to mow a path northwest across nearly all of South Carolina, promising a brutal weekend of heavy rain and potential flooding for millions.
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The largest part of my front yard is made up of beds of mature trees and shrubs so there is less grass to mow and maintain.
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They have become such an invasive species in Texas that laws have been passed that allow licensed hunters to mow them down from above in helicopters.
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Witnesses said they saw a blue 2005 Mazda Tribute jump a sidewalk near the university Friday morning and mow down three women near a light-rail station.
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The rapper just went on a playful Twitter spree aimed at the DJ, joking about everything from his name ("dead-mow-five") to his signature mouse headpiece.
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On Saturday, masked men wearing fake suicide belts used a van to mow down pedestrians on London Bridge before stabbing people in the nearby Borough Market area.
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In fact, Jodi Bainter — Jake's mom — started a foundation called Limbs Matter, which aims to encourage parents to keep their children indoors while they mow the lawn.
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They were enough to mow down a game Leslie Smith, who deserves plaudits for being the only woman willing to take on the Invicta FC featherweight champion.
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This wind will mow down trees and strip them of vegetation, drive branches and street signs into power lines, and tear apart homes and businesses roof first.
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"In our house, there was never, 'I'm a woman so I can't mow the lawn,' or 'I'm a man so I can't cook a meal,'" she said.
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On February 5, 2012, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds personality Dr DisRespect returned to streaming, and nearly 400,000 people tuned in to watch him mow down people—a new record.
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If you've got a lawn, maybe mow it for him to say thanks for all the advice, manual labor (my dad moved me many times) and love.
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For fun, I want to play Special Olympics basketball, go to our cabin in Vermont and the shore in New Jersey, mow lawns, and collect business cards.
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In recent years, Palestinian terrorists began employing vehicles as deadly weapons, using them to mow over soldiers and civilians alike at bus stops and in city centers.
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In other words, if you hire "John Smith" to mow your lawn, you can be pretty certain it's in fact John Smith knocking on your front door.
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Years ago, there were a lot of young people trying to go out [where I live] and mow lawns to make money to pay for their drugs.
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On top of being able to mow your lawn, it seems the Terra will borrow quite a few features from iRobot's successful Roomba vacuum cleaners, including smart mapping.
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EGO 56V Lithium-Ion Backpack Blower ($299) To clear out leaves and brush, or to clean up after a mow, this leaf blower is the one you want.
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Holt's video has caused a surge in Reggie's business, WEWS News 5 reported, adding that people from across the city have now asked Reggie to mow their lawn.
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But, it's difficult to frown upon someone paying for financial advice while we simultaneously pay for people to cook for us, clean for us and mow our lawns.
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But she's not striding into the operating room: she is about to mow her lawn, which is ringed by a high chain-link fence festooned with biohazard signs.
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Chauncy, who will soon start his sophomore year in high school, received a job offer from Hamilton's Lawn Care in Memphis to mow lawns three days a week.
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The Islamic State has been encouraging its followers to mow down people, and England, France and Germany all have seen deadly vehicle attacks in recent months and years.
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This stress was temporarily relieved by the airplane's seat-back TV, on which I watched Tim Lincecum mow through the Braves' lineup in a 1-20103 Giants win.
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Onscreen, however, his neo-Nazis tend to be more faceless forces for his heroes to mow down, rather than any sort of example of America's dark, racist heart.
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I wish I could just walk the sub, talk to people, and explore the environments of the game world without having to mow through hundreds of faceless troops.
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A beautiful house, in a place where the sun always shines, and where there are fit people to mow my lawn and prepare me fresh smoothies every morning.
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It has to do with the way you're supposed to MOW (it's plural in the puzzle) your lawn in perpendicular directions to make diamond shapes in the grass.
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Even if I'd paid just to see Ms. Henson mow down gangs of goons (and I probably did pay only for that), I didn't get my money's worth.
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He returned briefly because he had forgotten a diesel can that he had wanted to fill on his way home, so he could mow the grass that evening.
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Sometimes this happens naturally — you likely won't mow the lawn, play catch outside with the kids, or walk around the neighborhood as much when it's cold and icy.
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Also, to be fair, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders read a letter from a 10-year-old boy from Virginia who wants to mow the White House lawn.
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The overpopulated, spiny invertebrates mow down kelp, but now a company looking to collect and sell urchins to gourmands could offer the ailing ecosystem a chance to rebound.
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When you first lay eyes on the Sun Joe MJ279.99E Mow Joe 14-inch 12 Amp Electric Lawn Mower, you may be struck by how small it is.
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He said he'd personally eliminate bump stocks, the accessory that helped another shooter mow down scores of people at a country music festival in Las Vegas last year.
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" He said the driver was "turning the wheel to mow down the maximum number of people," and that he "saw bodies flying like bowling pins along its route.
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Basically, like its indoor vacuum cleaners, the Terra will be able to create a map of your yard and methodically mow your lawn in a back-and-forth pattern.
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Just before 3pm on the afternoon of April 7th, afternoon strollers on Drottninggatan, a shopping street in Stockholm, scattered and fled before a lorry attempting to mow them down.
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The Islamic State group has been exhorting its followers to mow down people, and England, France and Germany have seen deadly vehicle attacks in the past year or so.
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Woodell McGowan is "unable to mow his lawn due to large puddles of feces and urine that form on the edge of his property line," according to the suit.
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It may not be able to mow down hellspawned armies on Mars, but this replica from YouTuber and accomplished Lego artist ZaziZombies is impressively close to the "real" thing.
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He picks up little touches from the previous film, like crabs using their pinchers to mow their underwater lawns, or Dory's habit of talking dream-nonsense in her sleep.
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The "feel" part is especially impressive, including heat from the planet's molten surface and the recoil from blasters as participants walk through in interactive adventure and mow down Stormtroopers.
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Finally, what are Finnish postal workers encouraged to do for patrons besides delivering mail: mow the lawn, tutor basic math and reading, share other patrons' magazine or play charades?
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The effort, unveiled Tuesday by Mayor Bill de Blasio, is part of a $50 million investment in security infrastructure after vehicles were used to mow down pedestrians in 2017.
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As customers, we should shop around for the best benefits and lowest fees from banks, just as we would for someone to paint our house or mow the lawn.
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Some examples of time-saving costs include hiring someone else to mow your lawn or clean your home, ordering take-out, taking cabs over public transportation or shopping online.
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Is it really the fault of Grand Theft Auto players that they murder prostitutes and mow down police officers when the game was designed to let them do so?
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Gail: What we need is so simple — strong background checks on gun purchases, a ban on rapid-fire weapons that make it easy to mow down dozens of people.
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On the morning of her death, March 29, she filled her car with gas, and dressed in clothes she usually wore when she was going to mow the grass.
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He's confronted the GOP nominee in private and openly mused before the party's national convention that he would prefer to mow his lawn than witness Trump's coronation in Cleveland.
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Q. I know that nature doesn't plop a 50-foot tree in a mowed lawn (or mow its lawn at all, actually), so that's not the winning design tactic.
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Here is what Frank wrote, according to the press briefing transcript: Dear Mr. President, it would be my honor to mow the White House lawn some weekend for you.
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The LAPD's not going to let someone use their vehicle as a weapon to mow down innocent people, even if it means creating a barricade of cop cars ... seriously.
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Some examples of time-saving costs include hiring someone else to mow your lawn or clean your home, ordering take away food, taking cabs over public transportation or shopping online.
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The gun that had been created to mow down combatants in the Vietnam jungles was now a de facto calling card of some of the country's most heinous mass shooters.
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If you skip the service and mow yourself, you can save up to $1,200 a year, even after accounting for the cost of a push mower, gas and your time.
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He pulls a pistol from his pants and shoots a man playing guitar, then is soon tossed an assault rifle so he can mow down the gospel choir providing accompaniment.
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On Friday, the man was arrested on suspicion of driving a stolen beer truck that was used to mow down a crowd of people, killing four and injuring 15 others.
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Leaders from Uganda and Gabon attended the summit to outline efforts to curb illegal hunting by poachers, who in some regions have used belt-fed machineguns to mow down animals.
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Fugate recommends weaving your bangs into a Heidi-like crown braid, and if they're on the shorter side, braiding them straight back down the middle, creating a faux mow-hawk look.
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This "marauding" method of terror attack—using a vehicle to mow people down in a crowded area—was similar to atrocities carried out by Islamists last year in France and Germany.
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" Adds Kelly Teeter, a 50-year-old single mom who works three jobs in Portland, Oregon: "I felt like I'd won the lottery when he showed up to mow my lawn.
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"Few places on earth make it easier than the United States for a terrorist to buy assault weapons to mow down scores of people in a matter of minutes," it said.
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The Dossetts also have a vegetable garden, grow grapes for wine, brew beer and keep two cows, which mow the lawn and may also eventually become food in a few years.
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Restaurant cooks and servers, clerks in stores, the people who clean your house or mow your lawn or take care of your kids or of you when you're old or sick.
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Park employees will mow over fallen leaves — a convenient and beneficial way to clean up, Mr. Dillon said, because the shredded leaves enrich the soil and don't need to be moved.
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"We're trying to ensure the genetic lineage of those bull trout that survive in that watershed, so we are moving them up the watershed where historically they never existed," Mow says.
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If you have a large yard or an incline, keeping two sets of batteries charged and ready may be necessary if you want to mow the entire space in one session.
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The push-button start is easy to operate and incredibly convenient, and the LED headlights allow you to mow anytime, provided you have no qualms about disrupting your neighbors after dark.
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Staked to a 3-0 lead, Jake Arrieta proceeded to mow through the Cleveland order, and the game got out of hand in the third inning when Tomlin loaded the bases.
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Fnatic got on a roll after that, winning several rounds until a molotov that just missed its mark allowed Elige to mow down half of Fnatic to put Liquid up 14-8.
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But France, like other European countries, is up against big numbers, small and shifting cells, and low-tech operations such as knife attacks and the use of vehicles to mow down pedestrians.
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Heemeyer's bulldozer, later nicknamed the "killdozer," demolished a total of 13 buildings in Granby until it got stuck in the basement of a department store as he tried to mow through it.
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People are paying landscapers big money to plant these beautiful plants and mow these succulent, perfectly green lawns and create this picture perfect environment but I never see anybody in their yards.
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The larks can run their errands and mow their lawns before work, and the night owls can come home and still have many productive hours left before getting a good night's sleep.
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Maybe Jayson Tatum will take a jump into the stratosphere and Irving (knee) and Gordon Hayward (ankle) will come back healthy, mow through the Eastern Conference and upset those loaded Warriors. Maybe.
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There's a growing movement urging homeowners to put down their rakes and blowers and mow the foliage instead, leaving what's under your shrubs alone to preserve a natural habitat for little critters.
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The Sun Joe MJ143E Mow Joe 214-inch 212 Amp Electric Lawn Mower was designed for people who want to maintain small yards and don't want to spend a lot of money.
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Players can build a chain link fence and stab zombies in the face through it with a spear, or call in an anti-aircraft gun to mow down zombies by the dozens.
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In central Moscow, authorities have installed heavy concrete blocks across the entrances to pedestrian areas following a spate of incidents in European cities in which vehicles were used to mow down people.
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Needless to say, if you get too close to an enemy in the finished version LDR will kick in, he'll suddenly develop 100 percent accuracy, and he'll mow down your troops pretty quickly.
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"We mow our lawns and trim our hedges so much that there are now fewer places even for wild bees to nest," says Norman Carreck of the British-based International Bee Research Association.
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Mow living in Istanbul with his mother and younger brother, Abu al-Baraa says the trauma of that time, when the sound of jets meant an attack could be imminent, still affects them.
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Initially, her rapists were sentenced to mow grass as punishment, but following local and international efforts, the sentence was increased to 15 years for gang rape and seven years for causing grievous harm.
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In the fictionalized retelling, her plan is disrupted by American FBI agents who come in on helicopters and mow down Pablo's small Mexican town with machine guns before the Federales take him out.
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In 2017, President Trump invited an 11-year old named Frank Giacco to mow the White House Lawn after the boy reached out in a letter and offered his landscaping services for free.
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This is the kind of thinking that gives us endless mayhem involving violent, semi-deranged young men who just grab one of the family guns and mow down five people in a bar.
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Both weapons are similar to the Sig Sauer MCX assault rifle that Omar Mateen used to mow down more than 100 revelers at Orlando's Pulse nightclub on June 12, killing 49 of them.
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You'll want to cover the whole yard, so it's best to walk the full length of your lawn, then back the other way, in much the same pattern you'd take to mow your lawn.
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Burning questions Why didn't they keep all of the armies close to or inside of Winterfell and let Dany and Jon mow down a majority of the AotD, saving tens of thousands of lives?
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In this case, some of the wealthiest people in the country cared about one issue: whether they could pay a lower tax rate than the people who make their lattes and mow their lawns.
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But when Krakora's husband called the police on June 23, 3113-year-old Fields, who rallies relatives to mow lawns around his Cleveland suburb, found himself caught up in the ongoing hostilities between neighbors.
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Former New York Times labor reporter Steven Greenhouse was mocked on social media after criticizing the Trump administration's decision to allow an 11-year-old boy to mow the Rose Garden lawn last week.
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These bollards were installed on the advice of a police department counterterrorism expert who'd read a 2010 article in Al Qaeda's English-language magazine calling on attackers to use vehicles to "mow down" pedestrians.
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Here is what Frank originally wrote to the White House, according to the press briefing transcript: Dear Mr. President, it would be my honor to mow the White House lawn some weekend for you.
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Millennials understand basic costs, such heating and electric bills, but Bailey recommends also considering how much time and money it could take to mow the lawn, clean the house or deal with leaky faucet.
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Or, if you have to mow the lawn, and you want a reward, you do it, and your phone sends something to your spine, and you're rewarded for doing your dumb daily task or something.
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I don't even know what else to say about this stunning creature, some sort of prehistoric rhino hybrid that quite literally stunned me speechless when it appeared out of the blue to mow Jackson down.
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So while Jon is still dead right now, the thought of a Jon with Davos to advise him and Melisandre to perform magic that will help him mow down his enemies is an enticing proposition.
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The pricing is competitive, and people get a picture of the completed job within the app once it's done, which is useful, for example, if you're on vacation and just need a one-time mow.
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While backflips and international espionage may be impressive additions to her résumé, we think that voters are probably more interested in what she has to say than how many bad guys she can mow down.
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In "Winner," Mike is tasked with executing Werner for running away from the superlab, and the hitman we've seen mow down enemies without so much as blinking, looks like he's on the verge of tears.
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In the video she streamed live on Facebook, Lucille Holt-Colden is effusive in her praise of 12-year-old Reginald Fields and his friends as they mow the front lawn of her Ohio home.
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Last summer "we literally ran out of water in some of our back country and came very close to running out of water at some of our front-country areas," says park superintendent Jeff Mow.
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One way to counteract this feeling is to spend money on time-saving activities and services, like hiring a neighborhood kid to mow the lawn or paying a cleaning service to tidy up your home.
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If your retirement money is not stashed in one of these so-called E.S.G. funds, you probably have invested in companies that extract or refine pollutants, mow down rain forests or mistreat people or animals.
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Mr. Bulger, who was killed in prison in October 2018, would mow down adversaries in broad daylight and yet miraculously never be arrested, making it appear that he was a step ahead of the law.
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Mr. Bulger, who was killed in prison in October 2018, would mow down adversaries in broad daylight and yet miraculously never be arrested, making it appear that he was a step ahead of the law.
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The N.F.L. also tests the field to ensure it has the proper traction and hardness, and as the top groundskeeper, Mangan has the honor of being the last person to mow the field before the game.
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Inspired by Frank 'FX' Giaccio, the 11-year-old who wrote a letter to Trump offering to mow the Rose Garden lawn in 2017, we reimagined the hilarious "lawn boy" meme and set it in wintertime.
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The grass would be abundant; we would test our skill by working all day long ... This is the man whose curved bow will mow down Eurymachus and all the other suitors just a few books later.
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After borrowing a tractor from his dad, Sweeney told Kotaku, he'd charge half the price of established landscaping companies to mow lawns in his Maryland neighborhood, thus undercutting his competition while making about $25 an hour.
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FLORIDA MAN, 72, TRIES TO MOW DOWN NEIGHBOR WITH TRACTOR DURING DISPUTE, COPS SAY The driver of the Nissan, a 26-year-old man, was taken to Stony Brook University Hospital with minor injuries, according to police.
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"A fraction of a second later, an enormous white truck came along at a crazy speed, turning the wheel to mow down the maximum number of people," Nice Matin journalist Damien Allemand wrote in a Medium post.
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Daenerys said she wasn't going to burn cities or kill civilians, and technically she isn't, but there is something horrifying about watching her mow down an army made up mostly of involuntarily drafted farmers and assorted teenagers.
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When he finally got his family to the suburbs, he wasn't trying to be Malcolm X; he was trying to mow his lawn and put a basketball hoop up and have his kids go to good schools.
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That's worrying, because nutria are known for devastating marshy ecosystems: they mow down the local vegetation, destroy flood control by burrowing through levees, and edge out native animals that don't reproduce as quickly — like muskrats and beavers.
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Sayfullo Saipov, the 29-year-old terror suspect, reportedly left notes written in Arabic along with a picture of the ISIS flag in his Home Depot rental that he used to mow down innocent bystanders ... killing 8.
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To those who don't know guns well, the term "assault rifle" brings to mind either a sniper's gun or a fully automatic weapon we have seen in the movies, meant to mow down large numbers of people.
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Giacco had previously written to the White House asking if he could mow the lawn free of charge because "I would like to show the nation what young people like me are ready for" (free child labor).
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The attacker, identified to CNN by law enforcement sources as Sayfullo Habibullaevic Saipov, is accused of renting a truck and using it to mow down bicyclists in lower Manhattan, a few blocks from the rebuilt trade center.
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In recent issues, ISIS has heavily promoted the use of rented vehicles to mow pedestrians down, leaving propaganda behind at the scene, and using secondary weapons to continue the attack — all of which investigators believe Saipov did.
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The gun used in Florida is similar to the kind of rapid-firing weapons used to mow down first graders in Newtown, club-goers in Orlando, civil servants in San Bernardino, and music-lovers in Las Vegas.
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She did not even know that she could pay someone for fall cleanup until she looked out her window one afternoon to see that the landscaper she had hired to mow her lawn was clearing her leaves.
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Losing a reliable source of icy meltwater would threaten the western glacier stonefly, known solely in a small area of Glacier National Park, where "it's uniquely adapted to stream waters that are fed by melting glaciers," says Mow.
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Imagine a weeklong work stoppage of the eight million or so undocumented workers in America: The country would grind to a halt without migrants to pick the fruit, make the beds, mow the lawns and shower the elderly.
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"So, I definitely have used in the last few weeks time-saving services," such as grocery delivery or house cleaning services, car services like Uber or Lyft, or paying a teen in the neighborhood to mow the lawn.
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But Posti Group, the main state-owned Finnish mail service, has an idea to make some extra cash fast: Starting May 23.5, they will mow people's lawns once a week for up to 24 euros (about $4) a month.
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On November 28, 803, Abdul Razak Ali Artan, an 18-year-old legal resident of the United States whose family was originally from Somalia, used a car to mow down a group of people at the Ohio State University.
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Robots aren't able to bake a cake or mow the lawn, for example, which means "we don't fully understand how the brain does it," said neuroscientist Jörn Diedrichsen, who's working to untangle how the human brain controls hand movement.
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Thirty-seven-year-old Oscar Morel was convicted of murder in the deaths of Imam Maulana Akonjee (mow-LAHN&apos-ah ah-KOHN&apos-jee) and Thara Uddin (THEHR&apos-uh oo-DEEN&apos) and was sentenced on Wednesday.
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But I didn't expect to be told to see the President snatch a machine gun from his captors and mow them down — then tell your character that sometimes you can't do what's popular, you have to do what's necessary.
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"I never thought this would happen in our country, that someone would bring a semi-automatic assault weapon into a school and just mow down children and staff," Feinstein said, while also mentioning her 1993 legislation on assault weapons.
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Remnants of the life I'd left threatened to burst from boxes on the floor, waiting to be moved into a single-family home she had just purchased — a place with a backyard that needed a son to mow it.
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Some of the smallest pieces were no help — I had "meh" for NAH, "Alba" for BIEL and "tan" for MOW, and I drew a blank on ISU and PTA, although that second entry couldn't have been anything else, right?
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"Getting bumped down to having only secret clearance, he's effectively in the same status as the people who mow the lawn or work in the White House kitchen," former CIA and Defense Department chief of staff Jeremy Bash told NBC News.
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I think that it's totally right, and I think in part it's because there's not a lot of opportunity if you're just ... If you're just solving for a slight gap that an incumbent has, the incumbent's just gonna mow you over.
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Mains, who has played a large role in organizing Zuckerberg's "Great American Roadtrip," wrote on June 21: Fagre, along with other National Park Service (NPS) staff, including Glacier National Park Superintendent Jeff Mow, were listed by Mains as possible attendees.
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The latest installment of Call of Duty takes the FPS back to World War II. Players will get to fight in actual WWII battles and historic landmarks as they mow down Nazis or take on their friends in online matches.
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The man who mowed lawns for vets and the disabled in 50 states Last summer, Rodney Smith Jr. set out to voluntary mow 50 lawns in 50 states -- and help the elderly, the disabled, single moms and veterans along the way.
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The government pays them a fixed daily price per person, so they have an economic incentive to run their facilities as cheaply as possible, relying on detainees to cook meals, mop hallways, scrub toilets, mow lawns and even cut hair.
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The stain feeds on each of the successive terrorist attacks that touched France over the following year, including the killing of a priest and the use of a truck to mow down scores of pedestrians in Nice on Bastille Day 2016.
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You might want to consider outsourcing things that stand in the way of your earning, from hiring a financial planner to manage your finances or an accountant to do your taxes, to hiring someone to mow the lawn or grocery shop.
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Frank, a 10-year-old from Falls Church, Va., is set to visit the White House on Friday, where he'll work with the groundskeeping crew and mow the Rose Garden's lawn, Sanders told reporters at the White House press briefing.
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You can kill cops and mow down pedestrians in Grand Theft Auto V, which has brought in billions of dollars in revenue single-handedly, but ultimately I think its maker, Rockstar Games, would at least say that they can stand by their game.
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Now, this Clinton crime family, because that&aposs what they really are and their political machine, was willing to put all ethics aside, do nothing, anything, everything they could do to mow down the one man, anybody, that stood in their way.
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Tuna shipped to restaurants in Texas, Oklahoma and California may have been contaminated with hepatitis A. Got to finish that to-do list Yes, honey, I know there's a tornado raging behind the house, but hey, this yard isn't going to mow itself.
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Despite our ridiculously hypocritical attitudes towards immigration, we demand that Mexicans cook a large percentage of the food we eat, grow the ingredients we need to make that food, clean our houses, mow our lawns, wash our dishes, look after our children.
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Having endured a decade of grand slam heartbreak against Spaniard Nadal, 17th seed Federer roared back from 3-1 down in the tense final set, riding a wave of crowd support at a heaving Rod Laver Arena to mow through five straight games.
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Pros: Inexpensive, lightest mower on our list, good for the environment Cons: Three height adjustments on each wheel, only good for basic lawn care Buy the Sun Joe MJ401E Mow Joe 14-Inch 12 Amp Electric Lawn Mower from Walmart for $79.99
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Global turnover of service robots - which include robots that can mow the lawn or clean windows - is forecast to increase to about $46 billion in the 2016-2019 period, compared with about $7 billion in 2015, the International Federation of Robotics said on Wednesday.
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His eagerness to sling a pick ax into the skulls of the undead and the ease with which he dispatches these zombies who have washed up on the shore like pesky plastic bags, disturbs his father: "My son used mow the lawn," laments Travis.
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You can also use your trimmer to mow swaths of lawn with ease, cutting near fences, around tree trunks and bushes, and even near flowers and edible plants, removing only the grass you want without damaging any other plant life or property around your yard.
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" Last year on Fox & Friends, Ingraham said terrorism was "the price to pay" for multiculturalism: "Now the price they have to pay for multiculturalism is the risk that you're walking on the sidewalk and a man will -- or a woman, will purposefully mow you down.
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The episodes also evoked calls from terrorist magazines, including in an edition of Rumiyah, a magazine used by ISIS, for attackers to mow down pedestrians with trucks, continue the attacks with a knife or a gun and claim responsibility by shouting or leaving leaflets.
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They now have to mow their lawn and shovel their driveway when it snows, but when they had a drainage problem in the backyard, they got to choose their contractor and schedule the job based on when it made the most financial sense for them.
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That a white supremacist might live in our neighborhood and mow his lawn on Saturdays as we do is, to my mind, particularly instructive about the frightening social and cultural forces emerging in our nation these days, after mostly hiding under rocks for many years.
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Young also tells Parr offhand during a brief conversation at his daughter's home that the city will start sending letters to people who refuse to mow their lawns, and levy fines against them –– a jab at people looking for buyouts who've bought homes elsewhere and skipped town.
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"This was, along with trade, the issue that allowed Donald Trump to mow down 16 other viable and talented and capable contenders in the primary process," Dan Stein, the president of the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), said in an interview with The Hill on Monday.
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So you can imagine how happy I was when the world's most perfect gateway story for a frank discussion of wild animal welfare appeared: a story of one Arkansas man who needed an assault weapon to mow down the 30-50 feral hogs menacing his small children.
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Qualls, who had been paid to mow Entrekins' lawn, told AL.com in an article soon after his arrest he questioned why he was receiving checks for his services via a "Sheriff Todd Entrekin Food Provision Account," when he knew of individuals in jail who had gone without meals.
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The guidance from groups like al Qaeda and the Islamic State was clear: Look for concentrations of unarmed civilians — be they on a bridge in London, in a parade in Nice, or on a bike path in New York — and mow them down for the infidels they are.
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He and Tung-Mow Yan, a research associate at the accelerator center, formulated a key concept in particle physics when they explained what happens when a quark in one particle collides with an antiquark in a second particle, an annihilating confrontation that yields an electron and a positron.
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Along the lines of one military couple who chose to have dad-to-be mow down a blue chalk-filled cardboard box with a fucking automatic rifle, the Cousinses paid homage to Kirk's professionalism by having him throw a football at a cardboard box with a question mark on it.
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Ms. Jefferson, who often played disciplinarian to her nephew — teaching him how to mow the lawn and creating a structured schedule to help him get ready for school in the mornings — was playing the role of the fun aunt that night, staying up late to play Call of Duty with him.
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There will be robots that help physically handicapped children get around (Trexo), robots that mow lawns (iRobot's Terra), robots that rule warehouses (Canvas), robots that comfort the lonely (Paro) and mystery robots under wraps (until the show) from intriguingly named companies percolating at UC Berkeley, like KiwiBot and Squishy Robotics.
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I was never taught about the high-pressure fire hoses that were used to mow black protestors down in Birmingham, or the salivating dogs attacking young children — many of the same tactics used a mere two months ago by local police forces against water protectors at the Sioux Standing Rock Reservation.
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Partisan and interest group politics in the United States isn't organized around how to respond to coups in Turkey or Chinese provocations in the South China Sea or a bus being used as a weapon to mow down French civilians or even a British referendum throwing financial markets into chaos.
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Then she resumed her career without incident and swept the shows in Paris — Dior, Dries, Margiela, Chloé, Paco Rabanne, Haider Ackermann, Sacai, Miu Miu, Louis Vuitton — not as a token or an example, just another woman with a great look and sixth sense about how to mow down a catwalk.
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These are the type of trainings that we need to provide to those working behind the counters who are leasing trucks for example to those who are trying to rent trucks specifically when we know that ISIS in particular is calling for these type of trucks to be rented to mow people.
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How often to mow a lawn Mowing once a week every Saturday might work at some times during the growing season, but when your grass is popping up at an exponential rate, you just can&apost wait, says Damon Millotte, General Manager and Vice President at Tailor Made Lawns in North Carolina.
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Essentially, the sport is like putting in golf, except right after the putt, the putter and another teammate are trying to read the green and tell a pair of gardeners whether or not to mow the grass in front of it in order to get the ball exactly where they want it.
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Here's one example from his blog, which he posted in 2014: Despite our ridiculously hypocritical attitudes towards immigration, we demand that Mexicans cook a large percentage of the food we eat, grow the ingredients we need to make that food, clean our houses, mow our lawns, wash our dishes, look after our children.
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The New Colossus' poignancy is certainly helped by Real, Actual Nazis feeling more comfortable being public about their views, but absent that really upsetting context, we'd still be left with a shooter that, for once, actually engages with Nazi ideology, instead of using their obvious badness to construct easy bad guys to mow down.
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Planners describe it as a turning point in the redesign of Times Square: a meeting around the end of 2012 when David C. Kelly, then the Police Department's assistant commissioner for counterterrorism, showed up with a copy of Al Qaeda's English-language magazine, which called on attackers to "mow down" pedestrians with pickup trucks.
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The entire staff of the embassy, except the ambassador, was assigned one day each week to grunt work called All Purpose Duty, Mr. Pifer recalled in an interview on Monday, when they shed their dark suits and polished loafers to mow the lawns, fix the plumbing, cook in the cafeteria and even clean the toilets.
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That spring my children and I fell in love with a 1900-square-foot house on a third of an acre in town, and I was nearly giddy at the thought that I would no longer need to pay someone to plow the driveway in the winter or mow the lawn in the summer.
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This Roomba Maps Your House So It Won&apost Keep Ramming Into Your CouchIt's not going to mow your lawn, but the freshly revealed, wifi-friendly Roomba 980 can be…Read more ReadWhile it may seem like the information that a Roomba could gather is minimal, there's a lot to be gleaned from the maps it's constantly updating.
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The majority's inclination to permit immigrants to be grabbed at any time in the future is wrong, he wrote, but the Ninth Circuit's immediacy standard errs, too: when a parent asks a child to "mow the lawn, please, when you get home from school", that doesn't necessarily mean at the precise moment the child walks in the door.
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So, for the sake of the games industry, for the culture that Minecraft is such a massively important part of, and for the sake of simple common sense: someone, anyone, in the Beverly Hills area, pop over and give him 20 bucks to mow your lawn, or invite him away for the week on your luxury yacht.
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His attempt at a comeback season with the White Sox in 1995 was stymied when his solid ability to keep the ball inside the park and mow hitters down faltered drastically: he went from averaging 0.4 HR and 7.1 K per nine innings over the 1990-53 seasons to 1.7 HR and 3.3 K in 1995.
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"If President Obama called me right now today and said 'hey, come mow my lawn,' I'd do it because I think that there is something that we all should come together as Americans and want to support our leaders, our elected officials, Republican, Democrat," the former Trump White House press secretary said on the Fox Business Network on Thursday.
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What started one time as a polite conversation ended with him forcing me to drink a carton of orange juice while he watched and told me, "I'd like to watch you mow my lawn in LA." In the next breath he was telling me that my belt looked awful and I should buy a new one.
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But overall, I think the face-off between Gianna and John shows one place the series could go — more surprising and informative face-offs like that one, which builds the character and sets up the stakes and motive for Common's character, and fewer generic mow-'em-downs where John seems to be running out of unique ways to take down a horde.
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Some of the wealthiest people in the country cared about one issue: whether they could pay a lower tax rate than the people who make their lattes and mow their lawns In this environment, the biggest threat to a candidate is not from an opposition party with a different set of policies but from the extremist end of his or her own party.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (Ariz.) said he had to mow his lawn.
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There are several origin stories for the project, one is that I lived on a shopping cart corridor between transit and several encampments, and there was a guy who would mow my lawn but he didn't have a phone, or rather he couldn't always keep it paid, so he would push his mower on his route and see if I was home.
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The police in London have released images of the weapons used by three men who unleashed a terrorist attack on London Bridge and near Borough Market on the night of June 3 in the heart of the English capital: Pink 12-inch ceramic knives and fake suicide bomb vests to inspire "maximum fear," along with the rented van they used to mow down people on the bridge.
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When Vicky wanted to mow the lawn because the parade was this weekend, and the whole town would see how long their grass was (as if that were a thing), have at it, amiga , even though you're only like eight, reach way up and dig in with your cloddy boots and push that big heavy mower, I won't be embarrassed about it at all.
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Enough to Turn You Green 6 Organic Lawn Care Myths That Could Be Destroying Your Yard 5 Ways You're Destroying Your Lawn "Artificial grass has a certain appeal for homeowners who are overwhelmed by the idea of regular lawn maintenance ," says Rob Turley , general manager at Custom Turf in Finleyville, PA. You don&apost have to fertilize or mow artificial grass, and it will be green all year long.
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PATERSON, N.J. – In the halal bakeries and markets that line Main Street, and in mosques that have been part of the community for decades, a familiar dread has taken hold after the latest terror attack in the U.S. Sayfullo Saipov, the Muslim man accused of using a truck to mow down people on a New York City bike path in the name of the Islamic State group, lived in Paterson.
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In an interview with GQ's Chris Heath, published last week, Jones talked about having a switchblade pushed through his hand and an ice-pick pushed into his temple as a kid; he bragged about having 22 girlfriends and speaking 26 languages; he told stories of Truman Capote's racism; he recalled, off-hand, that Prince Rogers Nelson had once sat in a limousine, waiting to mow down Michael Jackson.
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You can mow someone's lawn, visit a nursing home, pay for someone's lunch or dinner, donate to families in need, write someone a letter and tell them how great they are, hold the door for everyone, take flowers to someone in the hospital or leave a dollar on the vending machine for the next person, the young boy suggests, among other ideas in a list of "kind acts" examples.
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And so they continued on, volunteering at church, celebrating anniversaries, occasionally trying couples therapy and car-pooling their growing son and daughter; and they felt gratitude for those children and fondness for each other alongside bouts of stomach-gnawing dissatisfaction; Elizabeth picked up some work in project management she could do from home, and Daniel commuted, and they quibbled over whether it was time to mow the lawn.
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I've already stopped really thinking of it as 'music' per se — this song is just there now, just lilting and drifting, drifting and lilting, the eternal plash of the shore, like 5Live playing faintly from a radio in the kitchen while you mow the lawn, like a husband you fell out of love with a decade ago murmuring about the Brexit over another dinner of ham-wrapped chicken breasts and new potatoes.
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"If you decide you're going to do lawn work on your Saturday, it can add up to a whole afternoon and that's time you could spend doing something else," Brad Hunter, HomeAdvisor's chief economist, tells CNBC Make It. For example, if you own a home with a half-acre lawn, it will likely take you two and a half hours to mow it each week — that adds up to about 70 hours a year.
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"The fact that he had a weapon that could have — that an assault weapon that could have shot ... that could have killed so many people with enough bullets and magazines to mow down virtually anybody along that street and in those clubs and in those buildings, just tells me that Congress has just got to act and say 'No' to the gun lobby for the first time in Mitch McConnell's life as the leader of the Senate," said Sen.
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There is perhaps no starker example of this than the president's response to the terror events of last week: one in Portland, Oregon, in which two men died protecting two Muslim women who were being harassed by a ranting white supremacist; and one in London over the weekend, in which three terrorists murdered seven and wounded dozens more, armed with a van used to mow down pedestrians on London Bridge, and knives, wielded as instruments of destruction on innocent bystanders.
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Here are the best electric lawn mowers you can buy:Best electric lawn mower overall: EGO Power+ 20-Inch Cordless Lawn MowerBest electric mulching lawn mower: DeWalt 20-Inch 20V Cordless Lawn MowerBest corded electric lawn mower: Earthwise 1803-Inch Corded Electric Lawn MowerBest budget electric lawn mower: Greenworks 20-Inch 12-Amp Corded Lawn MowerBest electric riding lawn mower: Ryobi 38-Inch Battery Electric Rear Engine Riding Lawn MowerThe best riding lawn mowersIf you have a very large area to mow, a riding lawn mower is more effective than the standard lawn mower for home use.
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" Mike EnziMichael (Mike) Bradley EnziThe 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal On The Money: Fed poised to give Trump boost with rate cut | Parties unable to reach deal in Trump tax return lawsuit | New York opens investigation into Capital One data breach Outgoing Senate Budget chair unveils plans to replace Budget Committee MORE (Wyo.) Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (Ariz.) — "I've got to mow my lawn.
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