Resume mowing when the lawn reaches the desired mowing height.
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Instead of a mowing schedule, he recommends mowing based on the height of the grass.
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Not only do you risk slipping while mowing after a rainstorm, but mowing on a sodden lawn can leave unsightly ruts.
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If you share a picture of yourself mowing your lawn this Saturday, you can get a free copy of the upcoming action/lawn-mowing game Law Mower.
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Riding mowers take much of the physical effort out of mowing, and because they have larger mowing decks than push mowers, they can cover a larger area in less time.
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The woman mowing her weeds in tiny Glenrio, New Mexico.
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Since the incident, Fields' lawn mowing business has been booming.
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While some people are out golfing or mowing the lawn,
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And know what help you'll need, like mowing the lawn.
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Only 15 seconds of our mowing made the final cut.
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Mowing down the plants has proved more effective than herbicides.
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I have been mowing my neighbors' lawns for some time.
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Rand Paul while he was mowing his yard wearing headphones.
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She was organizing a day of mowing and driving between fields.
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Unmanned mowing Never mow the lawn again with this Landroid robot.
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Like full-on mowing a kid down with a truck freaky?!
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Shirley Webb used to rely on mowing her lawn for exercise.
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Even vacuuming, mowing the lawn or walking your dog might qualify.
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Then he walked toward his uncle, who was mowing the lawn.
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But she just shrugs, relieved that at least she's not mowing.
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"It's about food sovereignty," Mr. Yakini said when he finished mowing.
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Do you also enjoy doing yard work, like mowing and gardening?
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Close to the festival site, a man is mowing his lawn.
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The beacons are meant to remain in place throughout the mowing season.
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Vern Roberts got the brunt of the attack while mowing the lawn.
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It's how you spend your downtime, like mowing lawns and painting walls.
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When he's out mowing his front lawn, his neighbors don't greet him.
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The thought of washing a dish and mowing the lawn was unfathomable.
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Taz had several good rounds mowing down SK and grabbing clutch wins.
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It was in Huntsville that he started by mowing lawns for free.
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She has also been busy mowing the grass at the grave sites.
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I enjoy mowing the lawn way more than I thought I would.
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Mowing the lawn early in the morning was voted the biggest annoyance.
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We live in the Pacific Northwest where mowing wet grass is unavoidable.
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When you take birth control, you're basically mowing the lawn every day.
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The ability to swallow pudding eventually led to me mowing on a steak.
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Ohio 12-year-old&aposs mowing business takes off after neighbor calls police .
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"When you're mowing your lawn, everyone stops and says hello," Ms. Burgess said.
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A few traditional landworkers, like me, use the scythe for mowing small plots.
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In the end, though, you'll still probably come out ahead by mowing yourself.
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But neither beauty nor cost-cutting is the primary motive for swath mowing.
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Reports of speeding cars mowing down pedestrians are not uncommon in the region.
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Mowing your grass too short just stresses your grass and invites pests and diseases.
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Think money from tutoring, babysitting, mowing lawns or even raking leaves and shoveling snow.
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As a kid, he juggled multiple jobs, including lawn mowing, janitorial work, and dishwashing.
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When I called him at his home in Pennsylvania, he was mowing his lawn.
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On the site, an immigrant mowing the lawn becomes a #ScaryImmigrant handling dangerous machinery.
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And in case you were wondering, Theunis finished mowing the lawn before heading inside.
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Twitizen Paul Ryckert posted a photo of the boy mowing as Trump looked on.
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The tiny landscaping crew was mowing a lawn last week when police showed up.
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Joseph Pappas, 62, did ordinary things, like mowing his own lawn, a neighbor reported.
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The advantage he has playing tennis is far greater than he has mowing lawns.
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The man, Fabrizio Stabile, 29, of Ventnor, N.J., was mowing his lawn on Sept.
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Washing the windows, painting the front door and mowing the lawn keep snoopers away.
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Last week, a van careered onto the side along London Bridge, mowing down pedestrians.
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I figured the state's Department of Transportation simply hadn't gotten around to mowing yet.
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When you finish your mowing, stop to witness the product of your mindfulness practice.
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Paul was reportedly mowing his lawn and wearing ear plugs when he was attacked.
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James Alex Fields is under investigation for possible terrorism in mowing down counter-demonstrators.
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And mowing actually helps the flowers compete with other vegetation, Ms. DeLong-Amaya said.
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I certainly did not have fond memories of mowing the lawn as a kid.
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He could just be mowing his lawn smiling this serenely and it would count.
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A man in a van, mowing down pedestrians, spewing hate: the ritual is sadly familiar.
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Mowing at the proper height allows it to develop deeper roots to withstand dry spells.
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But in summer, she spends a lot of time outside, gardening and mowing the lawn.
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"Max did a little grass-mowing (but) yes, we're generally quite encouraged," he told reporters.
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But truth be told, most of life is the flat tedium of mowing the lawn.
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Men do more outdoor chores, like lawn mowing or car washing, which happen less often.
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" Plant said he's now doing videos full time because they supply "more money than mowing.
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"One time I was out mowing the lawn and he ran out of his house and ran up the hill and he jumped on the fence and he started screaming at me to stop mowing my lawn," recalls Sonja Gorman, who lived behind him.
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Then, with a turn of her head, there was Jonas – and his arms – mowing her law.
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Darrell Hoskins, of Somerville, was nearly finished mowing his mother's grass when it began to rain.
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Several passes later, she had another insight and again stopped mowing to add to her notes.
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Fully charged, these devices last an entire day for weed-whacking, mowing, and everything in between.
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A roadside mowing crew spotted a garbage bag with a foul odor near Hope, authorities said.
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The company manufactures Hustler and Big Dog mowing equipment and was founded in Hesston in 1960.
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So far, the company has handled 56,000 jobs — the bulk of which are lawn-mowing services.
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Senator Rand Paul was attacked by his neighbour while mowing his lawn in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
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He regularly touches up the installation, even mowing the grass, which requires shifting all the chairs.
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It's a zombie survival game that emphasizes cooperation and resource-gathering over mowing down undead hordes.
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One series of nine photos in the book, for instance, shows a man mowing a lawn.
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In Rogue One, it's straight-up murder, with Vader mowing down rebels like they're bowling pins.
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But exploring the various planets in "Destiny" is just as fun as mowing down hostile aliens.
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Like your lawn, which requires trimming and mowing, rangelands and forests need attention or they die.
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I worked for many years as a little kid — mowing lawns, shoveling snow, and washing trucks.
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He worked a series of odd jobs, mowing lawns and working, notably, for a dental surgeon.
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In Hirst's experience, four-leaf clovers are more prevalent in the spring before the first mowing.
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Lemonis earned money while attending Marquette University by mowing lawns and working as a club promoter.
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He worked after school, on the weekends, mowing lawns, just helping as many people as possible.
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On a warm spring weekend in 2006, Laura Hill stopped in the middle of mowing her lawn.
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Teaming up with a friend and mowing through AI is all maniacal laughter and quoting war movies.
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In an arrest affidavit viewed by Fox 13 , Morse admitted to mowing down the family on purpose.
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A roadside mowing crew spotted a garbage bag emitting a foul odor along Interstate 30 near Hope.
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A roadside mowing crew spotted a garbage bag emitting a foul odor along the interstate near Hope.
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It does your mowing for you, so you can focus on the bigger jobs that need doing.
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As a share of its forested area, Queensland is mowing down trees twice as fast as Brazil.
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This Saturday, an 87-year-old Sacramento man passed out from exertion while mowing his front lawn.
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The truck was driven for almost 1.2 miles down the promenade, mowing down people in its path.
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You taught me to stop and admire my work after a long day of mowing the lawn.
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To this day, when I see some guy mowing a lawn, I say: Hat's off to him.
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She doesn't mind being a homeowner but loved renting so mowing the lawn was someone else's problem.
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Errol Francis, one of Pappas' neighbors, recalls that he saw him mowing the lawn on this day.
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Take a Number As lawn-mowing season ends, scientists are toting up the injuries from recent years.
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Eating it is an animal business, all hands and teeth, mowing down the kernels row by row.
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In the movie, the mechanized future was represented by Gatling guns mowing down the warriors of old.
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Frank Giaccio, 11, has a Falls Church, Va.-based business mowing lawns for several of his neighbors.
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Work typically includes things like laying sod, mowing, trimming, planting, watering, fertilizing, digging, raking, and installing sprinklers.
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Immigrants who do work mowing lawns, cleaning pools, and other household activities likely have a similar impact.
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The myths of a pastoral, democratic people coming up and mowing the field and then playing baseball.
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The neighbor drove the boy home, and dropped him off after seeing Keith Wright outside, mowing his lawn.
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In fact, Smith has been to all 50 states five times each, mowing lawns for people in need.
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CCTV footage of the crash shows the Volvo sedan mowing down pedestrians as they cross at the crosswalk.
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Historically, mostly professional landscapers signed up with Weed Man to broaden their mowing, planting, raking and trimming services.
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Bear Flag Robotics retrofits tractors with autonomous technology, enabling farmers to automate tasks like spraying, mowing and ripping.
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A second neighbor told local news station WNKY-TV that Paul was mowing his lawn around 3 p.m.
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Think driverless cars "driven" by algorithms mowing down black people because they don't recognize black people as human.
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Even some of the most successful people out there began their professional lives washing dishes and mowing lawns.
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" The boys' friend J-Roc: "You better back off, you no-shirt, lawn-mowing, 15-cheeseburger-eatin' prick.
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Like most of what iRobot does, however, work on the lawn-mowing robot has been slow and deliberate.
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I would watch two hours of Ruby Rose mowing the lawn or taking a nap for goodness sake.
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Fields said her son started mowing yards in May because he was bored and wanted some candy money.
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We work in two shifts, and there could be 20 to 35 operators mowing lawns at one time.
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The small parcel of land I am mowing comes with the woodland I rent from a nearby estate.
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But the group's ruthlessness in mowing down the middle ground of a compromise Brexit may give them whiplash.
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There was a thread [on Facebook] that a week ago blew up because people weren't mowing their yards.
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Authorities believe Watson killed Johnson while he was supposed to be on mowing duty before escaping from custody.
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By mowing over the leaves, you help break them down so they can decompose and feed the grass.
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For low-earning kids with odd jobs like delivering newspapers or mowing lawns, it might not seem worthwhile.
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Spring is here, and that means millions of Americans will soon be seeding, fertilizing and mowing their grass.
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Paul was mowing his lawn at the time of the attack, television station WAVE-TV in Kentucky reported.
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On Sunday, the BJP tweeted a cartoon showing Modi mowing down his opponents after the seven phases of polling.
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"Mowing lawns with one of those mowers you can ride is something I always wanted to do," he says.
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I didn't want to pay for a lawn service so I was mowing it before I went to work.
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The statement alleges Holt was mowing the lawn at her Lincolnton home with a small boy on her lap.
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That includes brisk walking, swimming and mowing the lawn, according to the US Department of Health and Human Services.
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Lemonis started mowing lawns and working as a club promoter in college, before he got into the automobile industry.
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To me, it all started with mowing the lawn, which is quite standard these days, to cleaning the house.
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Greener Pastures with Colin Angle (iRobot) iRobot's CEO joined us to show off its new lawn-mowing robot, Terra.
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Just 30 minutes five days a week of brisk walking, slow bike riding — even vacuuming or mowing the lawn.
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Trump continued to insult and bully his way to the Republican nomination, mowing down all contenders in his path.
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It is a high-schooler adjusting his expectations from going to college to joining the Army to mowing lawns.
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I was lucky to live with the locals, go mowing with them, make pancakes and look after their children.
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Yet things like plowing the driveway, mowing the lawn and changing light bulbs still may be the tenant's responsibility.
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In another instance, Facebook took down an ad from a lawn-mowing service in South Dakota advertising bush trimming.
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Republican senators suddenly are busy fishing, mowing the lawn or hiking the Grand Canyon; conservative celebrities mostly sent regrets.
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For one thing, our yard is not large (just 0.11 acres), which mostly means that mowing it is easy.
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When Lemonis was in college at Marquette University, he continued mowing lawns and even worked as a club promoter.
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These jobs are purposefully mindless mini-games, consisting of everything from knocking coconuts out of trees to mowing lawns.
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Authorities said Saipov drove a rented truck along a bike path in lower Manhattan, mowing down cyclists and pedestrians.
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The teenager must have earned income, whether from a formal job or from gigs like babysitting and lawn mowing.
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Masculine chores are mostly outdoor and less frequent: taking out the trash, mowing the lawn or washing the car.
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Conversely, mowing less often allowed a broader palette of species to flourish, which made pests and weeds less prevalent.
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My body was sending a clear message: My typical Type-A style of mowing down deadlines wasn't working anymore.
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It could absolutely tackle larger mowing jobs, but the inconvenience of having a power cord would make this impractical.
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This hilarious image depicting Trump screaming at a young boy mowing the White House lawn became an instant meme.
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Kids learn there's a balancing act between doing the actual business — mowing lawns, for instance — and sales and marketing.
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This mower features a hydrostatic transmission, so you don't have to worry about shifting and can focus on mowing.
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Grimes was spotted in the truck alongside Musk, who was seen in a video mowing down a traffic sign.
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The man suspected of mowing down multiple pedestrians in Toronto was charged with ten counts of murder on Tuesday.
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Boehner occasionally provides a glimpse of his retirement activities, like posting a Facebook photo of himself mowing his lawn.
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"The idea for the lawn mowing service came from mail delivery employees," Anu Punola, Posti's director, said in a statement.
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The brawny guy next door, who's mowing the lawn and sweating, which is getting Gypsy hot and bothered as well.
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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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Rand Paul on Friday as the senator was mowing the lawn outside his Bowling Green, Ky., home, according to neighbors.
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Robin is breaking even right now, but will have to sink a lot of capital into the robotic mowing program.
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After just a couple of days of 'mowing the lawn' with their sonar-like tech, the new volcano was discovered.
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Maybe people leaving the Blue App would have spent their time on Snapchat or watching Netflix or mowing their lawns.
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Let's say a father and a son go into business together to buy the local lawn mowing company for $23.1,215.
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An Alabama man this week finished traveling to all 50 states mowing lawns for free for veterans, ABC News reported.
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In one incident in Ohio, someone called the police on a 12-year-old boy for mowing the wrong lawn.
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An Uzbek immigrant is accused of mowing down pedestrians and cyclists on a bike path, leaving a dozen others injured.
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On the other hand, the psychologist testified, the young Bobby Moore had shown skill at mowing lawns and playing pool.
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A person mowing a lawn found the item of clothing near the Lincoln Wildfire Reserve, the reports said earlier Thursday.
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She misses her gardening, and even mowing the yard, which she still does at 80 despite pain in her joints.
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He was taking a break in the shade of a tree from his 10-hour shift mowing the town's grass.
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Until then, he plans to use the $115 a day he makes mowing lawns to pay for school and rent.
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No one needs to puzzle over the impact of mowing the grass on the National Mall or painting administrative buildings.
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An article on Saturday about mowing lawns gave the incorrect square mileage of turf grass planted in the United States.
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Two months later, a white family called the police on a black child for mowing part of the wrong yard.
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It's like parody of a parody of a suburban ghost story: the middle-aged man forever stuck mowing his lawn.
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"He started mowing lawns at 13 and saving money because he wanted to own his own business very young," she said.
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One day I was mowing the lawn and I was engulfed in anxiety, and I just felt this urge to run.
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A particularly diligent man in Alberta, Canada, was recently photographed mowing his lawn as a tornado swirled menacingly in the distance.
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Girl alleges years of abuse The child's workload eventually increased to include cooking, cleaning, doing laundry, mowing the lawn and gardening.
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Vern Roberts got the brunt of the attack when he was mowing their lawn in Wallis, outside of Houston on Wednesday.
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The vehicle zigzagged down the avenue for about 21 metres, mowing down panicked pedestrians before crashing; the driver fled on foot.
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"She lived on the compound and he was a trustee and he worked cleaning flower beds and mowing grass," he says.
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Kobi is capable of mowing the lawn, raking leaves or plowing snow, all by changing the attachments to the robot's front.
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A neck injury and health complications prevented her husband from working but he stayed busy mowing the lawn and fixing lawnmowers.
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But Epps has ANOTHER reason ... and spelled it out while mowing through a bag of chips on the streets of NYC.
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"If mowing down 5-year-olds at Sandy Hook didn't make an impression, nothing will," said Susan, a semiretired substitute teacher.
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People on Twitter were quick to point out that mowing the lawn during a natural disaster is such Dad™ behavior.
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Soon afterwards he began mowing neighbours' lawns to support his family, and then went down the mines himself several years later.
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Laughter from onlookers is heard as the boy doesn't stop mowing, despite the president standing on the grass right beside him.
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Grazers like deer and sheep play an important role in wildfire ecology, mowing down plants and reducing the severity of conflagrations.
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But as we've eradicated those native milkweeds with farming, mowing, and herbicide spraying, butterfly numbers have collapsed 218 percent since 24.
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Some state highway departments, like Texas's, have become more mindful about mowing milkweeds on their roadsides during the spring migration season.
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Off the ice, mowing down gas-station donuts to hold my blood sugar on level, I caught up on the news.
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Paul said he was mowing his lawn with earmuffs on to block the noise when the attacker tackled him from behind.
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As CNN notes, someone in Ohio recently called the police on a 12-year-old boy for mowing the wrong lawn.
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The 12-point deck height adjustment gives you nuanced control over your mowing height, and LED headlights allow for evening work.
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At least one of the dead was killed when a van careered onto the sidewalk along London Bridge, mowing down pedestrians.
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Notice the shift within you as you become aware of each of your senses being stimulated in your mindful mowing experience.
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It has a lovely if not particularly large yard, which we reseeded last fall, and which we plan on mowing ourselves.
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A GoFundMe page launched by those close to him said he was mowing his lawn when he developed a severe headache.
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A GoFundMe page launched by those close to Stabile says that he was mowing his lawn when a severe headache struck.
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I've got about five more years left of exploiting my kids' free labor before I have to tackle mowing the lawn.
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The Greenworks 20-inch 12 Amp Corded Lawn Mower has a lot of features that can make your mowing experience enjoyable.
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Another neighbor, Julio Reyes, said that last year he saw teenagers mowing the family's yard and helping put up Christmas decorations.
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Ed Miliband mowing a potential voter's lawn was another entertaining example of how the guy can absolutely do no wrong these days. .
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A depression in the ground after a road maintenance worker reported hearing an explosion while mowing in Bucks County, Pa. on Thursday.
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WAVE 3 reported over the weekend that, according to a neighbor, Paul was mowing his lawn at the time of the assault.
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He put on a show wherever he'd go: 13 strikeouts against the Pittsburgh Pirates,14 against the Cleveland Indians, mowing them down.
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Reports indicate that an attacker drove along Westminster Bridge, mowing down tourists, and then into the railings outside the Houses of Parliament.
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Maybe that explains why a man in Canada kept mowing his lawn even after a huge tornado reared up behind his house.
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Theunis Wessels was outside mowing for less than 10 minutes and was almost done with the yard when the funnel cloud appeared.
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Mark was planning to save the money to buy a mower for his second job mowing lawns, his father told Fox 46.
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For example, if you run a lawn-mowing business, consider the cost of the lawn mower, depreciation, gas, maintenance and so on.
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To supplement his income, Sall cultivated as many side gigs as he could manage, including mowing lawns, writing articles and flipping cars.
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Since landlords don't have the time to constantly check in on their properties or maintain them, like mowing and cleaning the properties.
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Mowing the yard is a lie in the same way that the charitable donations line on your tax return is a lie.
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Other tweeps played on the meme of young entrepreneur Frank Giaccio fulfilling his dream of mowing the White House lawn last year.
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Did he throw himself in front of her, raising a single palm to some bus driver inches away from mowing her down?
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F-16 jets bombed government buildings in Ankara, and attack helicopters strafed the streets with bullets, mowing down anyone in their way.
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You wear high socks one time while mowing the lawn, and you have to live down the bad tan line all summer.
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Every week, our lawn displayed a different pattern from mowing: sometimes straight, other times diagonal, like the designs at major league ballparks.
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As an alternative to mowing, grazing allows for greater biodiversity, ensuring a suitable habitat for wildlife including amphibians, small mammals, and wildflowers.
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"Mike Dukakis can't get a job mowing lawns," Mr. Romney said in "Mitt," the 2014 Netflix documentary about his two presidential campaigns.
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The 3-gallon gas tank is generously sized so that you don't have to cut your mowing short before filling up again.
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The flowers are beautiful, of course, and there's a practical benefit to the plan, too: Reducing the frequency of mowing saves money.
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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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The truck traveled at least 50 yards, mowing down scores of people, shattering stands and leaving a trail of dead and injured.
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If you like listening to music while scrambling up stony slopes or mowing your lawn, I've rounded up 10 of WIRED's favorite pairs.
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In all likelihood, they'll keep mowing down everything in their path on the way to making this back-to-back thing a reality.
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My duties included mowing lawns, scrubbing floors, cleaning ovens, painting walls, and whatever else it took to get those rental houses in shape.
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"A renter is on the hook for things like basic cleaning, smoke detector batteries, lawn mowing and other minor, ongoing upkeep," he says.
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During five minutes of mayhem in the heart of London on Wednesday, Masood sped across Westminster Bridge in a car, mowing down pedestrians.
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Now, the company might be nearing the release of a lawn mowing robot called Terra, according to patent filings released earlier this month.
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He spent a lot of time out there, clearing brush, mowing the long grass, and just basically trying to avoid annoying my grandma.
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When an armed teen burst into Marjory Stoneman Douglas High, moving through the school and mowing down students and teachers, Elama took cover.
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He makes extra money delivering newspapers before he starts mowing grass, trimming shrubs and blowing leaves off the walkways at the apartment complex.
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The driver then drove deeper into the city, mowing down victim after victim as the truck plowed through increasingly dense crowds of revelers.
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It could be something as simple as mowing the lawn or doing the dishes, or even taking on some of the financial responsibilities.
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At 12, Lemonis started a lawn-mowing service in order to make enough money to start another business selling candy with his friends.
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"The gods are pussies," Armistice remarks, after biting off one man's finger and mowing down a half dozen others with a stolen gun.
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And after sweeping some sidewalks and mowing even more lawns, the teen finally came up with enough funds to afford lunch and flowers.
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Mr. Beckett didn't appreciate it quite as much, as it required mowing and other maintenance, and came with a side of poison ivy.
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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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It's surrounded by a large lawn — he devotes about an hour each week to mowing it — which slopes down to a marshy pond.
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Near Cleveland, a white family called the police after black children mowing a neighbor's lawn accidentally mowed a portion of the family's lawn.
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We see the Google Car go by while we are mowing the lawn and we feel compelled to show the world our nipples.
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"I figure my heart doesn't know what I'm doing, if I get my heart rate up to 140 mowing the lawn," he said.
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Its 20-inch steel deck offers durability, and the 12-amp, 120-volt motor (effectively 1440 watts) is powerful enough for easy mowing.
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This mower has the power you need for your typical mowing jobs, and the Briggs and Stratton motor is a reliable, quality engine.
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Op-Ed Contributor The other night, mowing my lawn for the first time this spring, I was instantly transported back to my childhood.
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Grow Zones are areas of land that are taken off the city's mowing schedule so they can grow and recover naturally from urbanization.
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"I would be back in my hometown mowing lawns right now, if not for Anna Maria football," Supan, a junior from Monroe, Conn.
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What's to stop a shooter from gaining access to the lockdown system and trapping kids before mowing them down with an assault rifle?
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It is designed for use in all weather, and even features LED headlights for when mowing in heavily-shaded areas or after dark.
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A worker mowing along a roadway in Bucks County, Pa. heard an explosion and discovered the ground had been disturbed, Pennsylvania State Police said.
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Now, instead of getting up early and mowing and annoying the neighbors, you can sleep in and let the robot do it for you.
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There's a reason these two companies announced such a major deal on a Sunday while the majority of America was out mowing its lawn.
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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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And Fox News host Tucker Carlson's website, the Daily Caller, posted a "useful" compilation of videos of cars mowing down "liberal protesters" in January.
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After mowing neighbor's lawns and washing people's houses to earn money to go to the movies, Reynolds was limited to the selection of musicals.
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"My beast mowing the lawn with a breeze in his hair," Cecilia Wessels wrote in the photo caption of a June 2 Facebook post.
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Members of the group take turns contacting the family to ask if they need anything – from help with the children to mowing the lawn.
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Basically, we got tired of mowing the lawn, so we went to the fair to look for some animals to keep it eaten down.
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When you were cast as Vanessa, did you know you'd have epic sequences of demonic possession — projectile vomiting and mowing down men and furniture?
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Moderate activity - which causes a light sweat, or only modest increases in breathing or heart rate - includes fast walking, lawn mowing or heavy cleaning.
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I was familiar with mowers from mowing lawns with my brother growing up and fixing neighborhood mowers with my father, who was a mechanic.
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Like most plants, grass requires just a few basic things: mowing, watering and and fertilizing occasionally, though not as frequently as you may think.
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From 2006 to 2013, an estimated 51,151 people were injured while mowing the lawn, and 363,243 of them wound up losing a body part.
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He worked with his hands: in a produce department, at a garden center, mowing lawns, trimming hedges, and sweeping floors at his high school.
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Whether it's a lemonade stand, mowing lawns or even — these days — developing a new app, there are plenty of ways kids can become entrepreneurs.
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Witnesses saying the van zigzagged down one of Barcelona's busiest tourist avenues, Las Ramblas, mowing down pedestrians and leaving bodies strewn across the ground.
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The court added that the young Bobby Moore "had demonstrated adaptive strengths" by living on the street, mowing lawns, playing pool and committing crimes.
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Sanders said Frank attached the flyer for his lawn-mowing business and offered to bring along extra supplies for treating the White House lawn.
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"I started scouring casseroles, lighting the ovens early in the morning, plucking the fowl in the afternoon, folding linen and mowing the lawn," he said.
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Responsibilities include the obvious – mowing the lawn, planting flowers and monitoring the health of plants – but also researching new ideas for developing the palace grounds.
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When he accepted an honorary doctorate at St. Paul's Macalester College, "the whole speech was about mowing the lawn and raking leaves," Greg recalls, laughing.
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The boy, Reginald "Reggie" Fields, along with his siblings and cousins, were mowing a customer&aposs lawn when Reggie accidently cut a different neighbor's grass.
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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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Definitely. When 11-year-old Frank Giacco fulfilled his dream by mowing the White House lawn, he changed the meme landscape surrounding the POTUS forever.
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They must have been bombed [SIC] -- bummed that it wasn&apost a deplorable in a truck mowing down innocents in New York, but a jihadist.
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In January an 85-year-old man steered his vehicle into oncoming traffic on a country road, hitting a car and mowing down two schoolgirls.
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It takes kindness to come to a man's rescue, but — if you've ever mowed a lawn before — you know that mowing is an otherworldly sacrifice.
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Lawn-mowing works the same way, although the timing is a bit more flexible ― such as today in the morning or tomorrow in the afternoon.
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The way we hear the story ... Tommie Lee tried mowing Joseline down not once, but three times, while she was walking to an ATL store.
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"When I go back home, it's crazy, because someone is picking up all the trash on the ground and mowing all the lawns," she said.
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Prosecutors say that on May 18 Rojas drove his car along the sidewalk on 7th Avenue in Times Square, mowing down pedestrians along the way.
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The author leaps from his own childhood experience of work (mowing the lawn, raking up leaves) to the century-long, global labour trends just starting.
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President Trump surprises 28500-year old Frank as he mows the WH lawn...and this kid is so focused he just keeps on mowing pic.twitter.
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Mowing the lawn, I realized the first time I gazed into my neighbor's yard and imagined him gazing back into mine, is a civic responsibility.
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It's a kind of magical-thinking aquamarine summer suburbia, a dreamy distillation of middle-class Americana, minus the drudgery of lawn mowing and dish washing.
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His father worked there as a plant engineer, and his uncle, who is now his business partner, had summer jobs mowing lawns as a teenager.
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For years, the Brooms kept determinedly and nostalgically mowing its empty lot; the author has rescued souvenirs there as poignant as a bent silver spoon.
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All of that — the poisonous gas, the mowing down of teenage boys in ashen fields, the legless legions of the Lost Generation — is behind us.
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But I was always going around the neighborhood asking people if they had odd jobs for me to do, mowing lawns and things like that.
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From neighborhood lawn-mowing to a geological expedition in the Kazakh desert, we asked five business leaders to share their experiences of summer holiday jobs.
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Whether or not we choose to admit it, we're all somewhat guilty of snow-plowing, lawn-mowing and bulldozing obstacles out of our children's way.
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But seriously -- with all the potential significant others out there, why are some people never tempted to hook up with, say, their shirtless lawn-mowing neighbor?
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Weeds would grow quickly in the brighter light, so just before the harvest there would be one great mowing, to let the coffee pickers move freely.
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Meanwhile, residents are urged to act extremely cautiously during any activity that could spark a fire, clear vegetation around their property and avoid mowing the grass.
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Mr. Cooksey said his minimal income came from work as a Salvation Army bell-ringer in the holiday season and from odd jobs like mowing lawns.
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Spanish authorities have identified the driver suspected of mowing down 13 people in the deadly terror attack in Barcelona last week that also left scores injured.
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"It takes a lot of money to do anything, from mowing the grass to even returning artifacts to the south side of the island," McInnes says.
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In recent years, he said DeAngelo had become a recluse, sometimes yelling at neighbors for minor annoyances, like mowing the grass too early in the morning.
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Some are quirky and fun and the boy who was enjoying mowing the White House lawn so much that he ignored Trump is just one example.
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"I was coming back from class and he was out mowing in my grandmother's backyard, and it made me uneasy just being home," Dyer tells PEOPLE.
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That's because the only type of work they can do at this age is freelance type work, such as babysitting, tutoring, shoveling snow, and mowing lawns.
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Henry Jackson Hunt, chief of Union artillery, who deployed his guns and ammunition with deadly effectiveness, especially in mowing down those unprotected flanks of Pickett's Charge.
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He explained how mowing his grass at specific times of the year supported the growth of native grasses and flowers, food sources for the overwintering butterflies.
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I demonstrated responsibility and maturity — mowing the lawn, growing an unconnected patchwork of facial hair — and on my 17th birthday, Dad gave me his father's ring.
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"Just because you are a productive member of society, working hard, mowing lawns, that should not be the reason to give you that gold," he said.
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Business is looking up for a boy's lawn care enterprise in Falls Church, Va. Frank, 11, has a business mowing lawns for several of his neighbors.
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As a college student, Lemonis showed off his work ethic by mowing lawns and working as a club promoter in addition to focusing on his studies.
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A video published by TMZ showed the billionaire mowing down a "right turn only" sign while turning left out of Nobu, a sushi restaurant in Malibu.
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The safety bit has more to do with riding any micromobility vehicle on busy city streets and the fear of a car or truck mowing me down.
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I hurdle over paragraphs and pages, mowing down novels in one night because while others make love to the olive-skinned assassin, I'm just fucking his skeleton.
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The situation prompted Lucille Holt, the customer whose lawn Reggie was mowing, to post a video to Facebook detailing the incident and documenting the children's hard work.
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But if you're repeatedly getting hurt from mowing the lawn, it might also be time to ask if your reasons for doing so are truly worth it.
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When it runs low on battery or senses rainy weather, WORX automatically returns to its base and only starts mowing again when it's fully charged and dry.
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Police have said that Rakhmat Akilov, who is suspected mowing down shoppers on a busy Stockholm street in a hijacked truck, had expressed sympathies with extremist organizations.
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Tonight, sadly, brand-new information about the Jihadist that attacked New York City by using a rented pickup truck, mowing down innocent people on a bike path.
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Mowing down the undead doesn't phase me, but often I'd stop and think about who exactly I'm killing in Far Cry 5, and it didn't feel great.
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Suge guns it in reverse and clips Sloan, knocking him to the ground, then floors it forward ... running over Sloan again and mowing down Carter, killing him.
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In one moment Santa's jumping down chimneys and pumping bullets into elves upon landing and the next he's mowing down demons in Santa hats with a chaingun.
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And while the franchisees will (ideally) create a nice cash flow for the main company, they don't intend to give up the local mowing business just yet.
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Mowing the lawn is usually pretty mundane, but one Canadian man's photo quickly went viral because of what was happening around him as he cut the grass.
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Those marks were caused by yours truly when I pushed the lawnmower too close to the fence in an attempt to save time while mowing last July.
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Guess who's been busy today mowing a stiff message for Trump under the Stansted flightpath... Please share and let's see how far we can spread the welcome!
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Now, rather than mowing a lawn, the 22-year-old higher education administrator spends his free time visiting museums and taking in New York's other cultural offerings.
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Using the same building techniques, Allemann has created a modern version of that character, who now spends eternity perpetually mowing a lawn that will never stop growing.
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Update: I am told by readers who know more about baseball than I do that this clue is actually about mowing the grass in a baseball stadium.
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After high school, he'd been renting a room in the back of his family's house, in Mishawaka, Indiana, and mowing the grass at a 20103-H fairgrounds.
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The man accused of mowing down pedestrians, 25-year-old Alek Minassian, was charged with 10 counts of first-degree murder and 13 counts of attempted murder.
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He gets to go out on his own terms after magnificently mowing down a conglomerate of neo-Nazis, perhaps the only characters who outrank him in insidiousness.
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When we first met a promising young man named Rosendo, he was a teenager mowing lawns to earn a living with dreams of becoming an aviation mechanic.
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Several buyers suggest coming up with a mowing pattern that moves away from the outlet and thus makes it harder for you to trip over the cord.
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Social media videos have also drawn attention to people calling police to report black Americans doing ordinary activities such as mowing lawns and swimming in community pools.
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"But Steve, that's like saying you let the lawn boy do brain surgery on your mother and he was kind of nasty lawn boy, didn't know how to do brain surgery and he killed your mother, but there's another lawn boy across the street who is nice and has a better way about him when he's mowing your lawn and collecting payment for mowing your lawn," Scarborough protested.
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Rene Boucher, a 59-year-old medical professional who lives next door to Paul, allegedly tackled the senator from behind while he was mowing his lawn, WNKY reports.
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A 40-year-old man from Tennessee was killed on July 14 when he was struck by lightning just as he finished mowing his mother's lawn, PEOPLE confirms.
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If you can do it legally in your neck of the woods, letting your grass grow long enough to produce seed is an environmentally healthier alternative to mowing.
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They were able to choose from 75 types of physical activity — from mowing the lawn, taking care of children, and doing housework to weight lifting, cycling, and running.
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"Before buying, consider your yard's size and terrain, and think about the machine's power and how much physical effort you are willing to devote to mowing," Henriksen says.
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Barriers created by low-voltage wires keep the mower corralled within your lawn, and it also deposits clippings from it's mowing sessions back onto the lawn as fertilizer.
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And there it was, the inspiration for Plowz & Mowz, an on-demand, residential plowing and mowing company, founded by 33-year-old Mahoney and college friend Andrew Englander.
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"I was coming back from class and he was out mowing in my grandmother's backyard, and it made me uneasy just being home," Dyer told PEOPLE in June.
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TransCanada had asked Morris to refine his ruling to allow certain activities, like hauling pipes closer to the construction areas, mowing rights-of-way and preparing worker camps.
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Max Scherzer exacts his revenge Scherzer posted the fifth 20-strikeout game in major league history Wednesday night, mowing down the Detroit Tigers in a 23-2 victory.
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Wasps don't need a lot of provocation to sting and are especially sensitive to vibrations, so even mowing your lawn near a nest can lead to an attack.
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They can learn billing and receivables: They might be mowing a lawn for someone who's out of town, and they'll have to figure out how to get paid.
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With a five-position deck height adjustment and an 18-inch turning radius, this mower can quickly cover a larger area, saving you time in mowing your lawn.
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A cruise-control setting is ideal for maintaining your speed when you're mowing larger areas, and the adjustable high-back seat offers lumbar support to keep your comfortable.
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"Children who have been given rides in the past may suddenly appear in the mowing area for another ride and be run over or backed over by the machine."
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Rodney Smith Jr. is finishing his fifth "tour" of the United States helping people in need, such as the disabled or single mothers, by mowing their lawn for free.
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If you didn&apost seed your lawn, you can check Scotts&apos grass guide to determine which kind you have growing in your yard and the recommended mowing height.
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Block describes Dalton and his wife and two teenaged children as an "All-American" family that "spent time together outside," mowing and landscaping their 203 acres of Michigan land.
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I had a very typically American, middle-class upbringing in Massachusetts—walking to school, shoveling, mowing the lawn, a tight family unit, dinners together, a dog and two cats.
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He said he'd dropped by the post office one day, sweaty and exhausted after mowing all morning, and found a tax bill for exponentially more than he'd ever paid.
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Eleven-year-old Frank "FX" Giaccio gets a pat on the back from Trump while mowing the grass in the Rose Garden of the White House on Sept. 215.
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"The way we've always thought about this business is that plows would serve as 'lead-gen' to lawn mowing, which serves as 'lead-gen' to leaf removal," Englander said.
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I wasn't the man who could've sworn he was being punked by GoogleEarth when he looked up his childhood home only to see his dead dad mowing the lawn.
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After a few odd jobs in school, ranging from mowing lawns to being a club promoter in college, he got into the automobile industry and then the RV business.
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The fact that mowing the yard will be the most zen and relaxing time you'll have all goddamn week is information you should feel free to keep to yourself.
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A 12-year-old Ohio boy's lawn mowing gig was interrupted last week when the police were called after the middle-schooler mowed a part of a neighbor's yard.
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Weertz kept goats and horses, and as Poletown returned to prairie grass, he'd bought a tractor and begun mowing the hay, baling it, and feeding it to the livestock.
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Traveling the universe and mowing through Imperial forces with a lightsaber feels wonderful, but it also feels like the bare minimum we should expect from a Star Wars game.
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This has been a terrible experience; made worse by the media's gleeful attempts to blame Rand for it, ridiculing him for everything from mowing his own lawn to composting.
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During a mob scene, Thumbelina stabs one of the movie's villains with a bowie knife before jumping on a table and mowing down the police with a machine gun.
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Rascoe says he's retired but spends time working with kids to teach them how to start a small business mowing lawns in order to save money and get ahead.
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The political turbulence has seen countless vivid horrors in the last three months, including armored vehicles mowing through protesters, demonstrators shot at point-blank range, more than 80 deaths.
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Women do more of the inside work — like cooking, cleaning and laundry — while men do more of the outside work, like mowing the lawn or taking out the trash.
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But "rewilding" these swatches of turf is becoming increasingly popular, and new research suggests even small reductions in mowing frequency can boost wildlife, attract beneficial pollinators and save money.
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Ollie Nancarrow, 18, spent a weekend mowing "climate change is real" in giant letters and a massive polar bear into grass underneath the U.S. President's flight path into London.
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Ollie Nancarrow, 18, spent a weekend mowing "climate change is real" in giant letters and a massive polar bear into grass underneath the U.S. President's flight path into London.
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At Mayo, Squires and his team only initiate HIIT once their patients can do 20 minutes of moderate exercise, which may include brisk walking or even mowing the lawn.
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And it's the same excitement he felt as a kid, after saving up his money from mowing lawns and shoveling driveways to buy his first pair of Air Jordan's.
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Brazil has received her well and her husband found work doing odd jobs, painting and mowing lawns, Lopez said, as she fed her baby milk with a large syringe.
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A roadside mowing crew spotted a garbage bag emitting a foul odor near Hope, which contained the remains of a child, Hempstead County Sheriff James Singleton told CNN affiliate KTAL.
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Hoskins continued to work in the rain as thunder sounded off in the distance, mowing as he listened to music through the earbuds connected to his smartphone, FOX 13 reports.
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That game, while mired by some of the same pitfalls that make mowing down armies of men a comically absurd chore, successfully strove to be a smarter breed of shooter.
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" Shoveling, mowing, raking, repairing — "either I was going to have to start paying people to do those things, or I'd have to sell the house and move into an apartment.
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"From Craigslist I met a guy who owned a collection right here near my town, and I used some of my lawn-mowing money to pay for that," he said.
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The attacker, a man from Uzbekistan, drove his rented pickup truck nearly a mile down the bike path, mowing down pedestrians and cyclists, before ramming the school bus, police said.
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As Gusto CEO Joshua Reeves explained it to me, a kid mowing lawns in a neighborhood has a much more visceral connection to income than the modern knowledge economy worker.
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We come in and say let us install it, and then we'll lease it to you for less than what you would pay for weekly mowing from a lawn service.
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The Simpsons' house, with its very normal-sized backyard, would fail to pass muster in the Hunters-verse, where size matters above all else and nobody ever worries about mowing.
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The incident comes just weeks after 40-year-old Darrell Hoskins, of Tennessee, died on July 14 when he was struck by lightning as he finished mowing his mother's lawn.
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A 10-year-old boy named Frank wrote President Donald Trump to offer his lawn mowing services "at no charge" -- and we all know the President loves a good deal.
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Another 86 people were killed in an attack in Nice in July last year, when a Tunisian man drove a truck along the seafront boulevard, mowing down Bastille Day revelers.
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Alex said his first breakthrough was buying a collection of 50 Apple computers — enough to fill a 26-foot-long U-Haul — with $2,000 he had saved from mowing lawns.
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They were mowing four or five yards a day before all of the attention, said Fields, who added that Reggie has picked up about 20 new clients in recent days.
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"I didn't hit a tennis ball," he said in a courtside interview after mowing down seventh seed Nishikori in just over two hours under the floodlights at Rod Laver Arena.
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Hunter Wart, 19, spent more than a year mowing lawns and scrapping metal to raise the $10,000 needed to purchase a Safe Haven Baby Box for the Seymour Fire Department.
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Like many an American teenager, I had a monopoly on mowing my neighborhood's lawns, coming home most summer days with inch-long clippings clinging to socks and grass-stained shoes.
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Among the kids in the RoosterMoney survey, mowing the lawn was the most lucrative chore, netting kids $7.53, and it was most commonly completed by 12- to 14-year-olds.
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Long before the attack, however, the idea of mowing down protesters in the streets had become a widespread fixation among some on the right, like law professor and "Instapundit" Glenn Reynolds.
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Landscapers should also consider other allergens, such as grasses that may cause reactions during mowing or rain, as well as plants with thorns, sap, bark and leaves that cause skin reactions.
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If you're playing as intended, two stages later you're lobbing hand grenades into the midst of a high school marching band on parade and mowing down the survivors with a flamethrower.
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She said it took a few seconds to register that the truck, which she saw veer onto the street at about 25 mph "barreling people," was intentionally mowing down the crowd.
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But if they turn to their right, they get a box-office view of the inside of Wembley stadium, featuring 90,000 seats and a groundsman slowly mowing an immaculate green pitch.
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It was unclear which fans responded to more favorably: a dowager countess mowing down meritocrats with one-liners or a romance that involved an earl's daughter belittling the bourgeoisie as foreplay.
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MONDAY • The state trial begins for James Alex Fields Jr., accused of fatally mowing down counterprotester Heather Heyer during the 2017 "Unite the Right" rally of white nationalists in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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"We believe many customers will be happy to outsource lawn mowing when we make it convenient for them to do so," Ms. Punola said in a recent statement announcing the program.
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Webber first started mowing lawns, she tells CNBC Make It, shortly after she moved to the Windy City in 1003, while trying to figure out what to do with her life.
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The scythe I use — a snath, as the ashwood handle is called, affixed to a hand-forged steel blade — is as ancient in design as the system of mowing I follow.
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As an adolescent, David spent what felt like every waking moment at his father's side, traversing Memphis in a red 235 Malibu, going from one lawn-mowing job to the next.
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This isn&apost the first time Musk has been spotted on public roads driving the distinctive electric truck, in December the billionaire was filmed mowing down a traffic sign in it.
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Durable, full of features to make mowing easier, and up to the task of cutting a few acres, a riding lawn mower can save you time and energy on lawn care.
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Have your mail and newspapers held, and ask a trusted friend or neighbor to keep up with regular chores like mowing the lawn and putting the trash cans out and in.
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"This has been a terrible experience; made worse by the media's gleeful attempts to blame Rand for it, ridiculing him for everything from mowing his own lawn to composting," she added.
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The social media post was reminiscent of multiple occasions when his aides blasted out videos of the Speaker mowing his own lawn to burnish the son of a bartender's "everyman" image.
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Immigrants employed there were charged with watering, mowing and manicuring the greens; the upkeep of the banquet hall, which has a 300-person capacity; and preparing food in the club's restaurant.
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In it, an atypically sober Gambino starts out performing his normal, carefree persona — but punctuates the show by intermittently taking out guns and mowing down the other carefree artists around him.
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It is also important to prevent ticks on your pets, primarily by using preventive products, and in your yard, primarily by mowing the lawn and clearing away old furniture, mattresses or trash.
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The man accused of mowing down a counter-protester at last year's white nationalist rally in Charlottesville is now facing federal hate crime charges and could receive the dealth penalty if convicted.
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Although I'd definitely buy that gold lawn mower if it was on sale, so I could flex on the neighbors I don't have while mowing the lawn that I also don't have.
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He considered the Sisyphean task ahead for the man mowing so large a field, and then noticed his shirt — a riff on the American flag, which prompted him to make some pictures.
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That includes not mowing the front lawn for a few weeks, letting dead leaves pile up everywhere, and plastering your home's facade with thick layers of fake cobwebs using this Webcaster Gun.
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A — in all her iterations — has done some seriously messed up stuff over the years, from nearly sawing Emily (Shay Mitchell) in half to mowing down Hanna (Ashley Benson) in a car.
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As Batman, he's a sadistic savage who tortures criminals by branding his bat symbol into their skins, and has no compunctions about mowing down adversaries en masse with high-powered artillery fire.
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Rojas, a Navy veteran, drove his Honda sedan down Seventh Avenue on May 18 and made a U-turn, mowing down pedestrians on sidewalks for three city blocks before crashing, prosecutors said.
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The fantasy of mowing protesters over with cars became so potent among Trump's core supporters that Republicans in several states introduced legislation aimed at indemnifying motorists who strike protesters with motor vehicles.
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He flies up to Lake Ontario, across to Quebec, and then follows a back-and-forth "mowing the grass" pattern down to Pennsylvania using instruments that scan the tops of storm clouds.
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The conversation around the film became extremely contentious, with some conservative outlets claiming that the film was simply a romp of liberal elites gleefully mowing down Trump supporters while mocking their beliefs.
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So McNabb attempted to rebut him by naming a legitimate reason to own AR-15s and other advanced semiautomatic rifles: mowing down the feral hogs that menace him and his young children.
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I spent the better part of my childhood and early adolescence hanging out in card shops and spending my allowance, birthday money, and cash from mowing lawns buying and trading these cards.
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Cooking or washing dishes were examples of light intensity, brisk walking or mowing the lawn were considered moderate intensity, and jogging or carrying heavy loads were used as examples of vigorous intensity.
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You don't necessarily look at him and say, 'I want to look like that,' yet I give him enormous credit for never looking like he just came in from mowing the lawn.
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At a cemetery, there are concrete vaults, coffins made from exotic materials, and headstones that have been transported from across the country; perpetual mowing, irrigation, and leaking toxins become one's environmental legacy.
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Let the dandelions run rampant on your front lawn and all those bright yellow faces stare up at every passer-by, announcing that this homeowner has not kept up with the mowing.
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When he was 5, he loved playing Wolfenstein 3D, a crude, cartoonish computer game in which a player tries to escape a Nazi prison by navigating virtual labyrinths while mowing down enemies.
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During a court hearing in November 2006, The Belleville News-Democrat reported, Ms. Putman told a judge that Mr. Hodgkinson had hit her in the face for not mowing the lawn correctly.
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Jeremy Marshall, who has a master's degree and earns about $50,000 a year teaching at an elementary school, has long worked a second job — first mowing lawns, now as a home inspector.
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While they're fine to use when you're just chilling at your desk or doing anything sedentary, they tend to fall out when, say, you're working up a sweat or mowing the lawn.
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A Tunisian man was able to drive a 19-tonne truck along a packed sea-front promenade, mowing down people in the Bastille Day crowd, before he was shot dead by police.
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Worley, who ran a lawn-mowing business, vehemently denied trying to harm Gardner; he told authorities he only tried to restrain her because she was trying to leave the scene of an accident.
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There also is a monthly fee of approximately $1,800 that covers lawn mowing, pool cleaning and weekly house cleaning services, as well as access to the resort's amenities, including golf and the spa.
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Classes and online tutorials about things like mowing the lawn, picking a paint color, mopping floors, and gardening are being taught by companies involved with those tasks, like Home Depot and Sherwin-Williams.
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In [episode] 301, what you see is, it's like mowing the lawn for him to disassemble the entire galactic federation, and he's doing it so he can get back to his comfortable life.
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Paul was wearing headphones while mowing his lawn when Boucher became angered by seeing the 55-year-old senator stack brush near Boucher's property, the U.S. Department of Justice said in a statement.
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You can listen to it on the subway, you can listen to it while you're mowing the yard, you can listen to it while you're walking the baby or the dog or whatever.
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Using WiFi-based texting did make more sense, if you were being cautious of burning through data plan minutes and wanted to avoid your dad mowing over your phone when the bill came.
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It was not clear why the soil in residential green spaces was better at sequestering carbon, but Ms. Ziter thinks it might be related to how people manage their yards, like by mowing.
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A 20-nothing with a love of books and topiary, Mike struggles to find his purpose in life, taking care of his special-needs brother and mowing lots of lawns along the way.
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Sheep were often seen in London's parks in the 20s and 30s as a way to keep down mowing costs, and as an eco-friendly option it may be coming back into fashion.
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He and his mom say the #ElPasoChallenge can take any form you want: mowing someone's lawn, visiting a nursing home, paying for someone's coffee or just writing a letter to cheer someone up.
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Use fencing to keep out deer that carry ticks, prune trees, keep the grass cut short by mowing often (sorry!), clear leaves and remove overgrowth from the outdoor areas you use the most.
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The payment will be made, most likely, by someone who is not going to be able to go to college — such as the person mowing the lawn, or someone in a coming generation.
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MADRID (Reuters) - One of the suspected attackers involved in mowing down people in Barcelona on Thursday has been killed in a shootout with police on the outskirts of the city, La Vanguardia newspaper reported.
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Among the lovely shots of hardwood floors, lake views and a screened-in patio, we see ol&apos Tyrannosaurus raiding the fridge, taking a nap, fishing in the lake, and even mowing the grass.
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On Thursday Rojas climbed behind the wheel of his Honda sedan and drove down Seventh Avenue, then careened onto the sidewalk, mowing down frantic pedestrians in his path for three city blocks before crashing.
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After taking a few minutes to get my bearings and learn the controls, I was mowing down (admittedly slower-moving) armies of hellspawned monsters at a pace that felt roughly similar to standard Doom.
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Acts of kindness can include mowing someone's lawn, visiting a nursing home, donating for families in need, taking flowers to the hospital, or writing a letter to someone telling them how great they are.
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In the 1975 Detroit Free Press profile, Shelden spoke about the work it took to develop North Fox Island — mowing the airstrip, chopping wood, shoveling gravel, and keeping up the miles of dirt trails.
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After the group blew their budget when their original idea fell apart, they instead spent an afternoon filming Keaney mowing his lawn while an assorted cast of characters wander in and out of frame.
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Wearing a button-down shirt tucked into khaki shorts, his hair cropped militarily high and tight, he looks like a man who would be at home mowing a suburban lawn during the Eisenhower administration.
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Several terrorist attacks have targeted foreigners in Mali in recent years, including an assault in November 2015 when gunmen stormed the lobby of the Radisson Blu Hotel in Bamako, mowing down guests and workers.
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The Tennessee Department of Transportation — like many other state transportation departments across the country — now practices swath mowing, a strategy that allows wildflowers to bloom unmolested in rural areas till after the first frost.
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The focus on finding individual terrorists or cells before they execute an attack is fundamentally wrongheaded, leading as it does to a "mowing the grass" or "whack-a-mole" approach to keeping Americans safe.
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The CDC has a good primer on the various things you can do to prevent hearing loss, such as wearing earmuffs while mowing your lawn, noise-canceling headphones in airplanes, and earplugs at concerts.
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Conservationists and enthusiasts have already started taking action to ensure a successful migration across Texas—personnel around Easterwood Airport in College Station have agreed are delaying grass mowing around areas where milkweed grows, for example.
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Instead of nibbling on croissants and sipping espressos, or lying in bed with a lover, or mowing the lawn, we were at an abortion clinic at 8 AM on a Thursday morning, despising each other.
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He had originally intended to drive to the Brooklyn Bridge after mowing down civilians on the West Side Highway, but his rampage was cut short when he smashed into a school bus in Lower Manhattan.
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Thirteen people were killed on Thursday afternoon when a van driven by a suspected Islamist militant mounted a pedestrian walkway running down Las Ramblas avenue in central Barcelona, mowing down crowds strolling along the boulevard.
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At re:MARS, it also showed off how its infrastructure will make it easier to have robots in the home, with Alexa acting as a hub to control iRobot's new mopping, vacuuming, and lawn-mowing machines.
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Continental, for instance, says it plans to invest in a vast new 350-well project in Oklahoma, called Project SpringBoard, which will be drilled and developed so efficiently it will be like "mowing the lawn".
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There are innovations like 17th-century Tudor thumb pots, used for gentle plant watering, and some well-worn pony boots, designed for ponies pulling a mowing machine, a 19th-century invention that replaced the scythe.
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Rodney Smith Jr., who lives in Huntsville, said he first started mowing lawns for the elderly, veterans and single moms five years ago after he saw an older man having difficulty with a lawn mower.
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By shooting up a nightclub or mowing down people with a truck, ostensibly in the name of Islam, attackers send the message that no one is safe — and that any Muslim may be a threat.
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Here, though, Williams is basically an elevated sidekick as well as a physician, war veteran and crack shot who's as proficient at suturing wounds with insects as he is mowing down swaths of white mercenaries.
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And in their desire to own one of these turbocharged weapons of mass slaughter, which is clearly overkill for anything but mowing down herds of humans, aren't today's AR-15 buyers uniquely twisted and callous?
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In trimming hedges and working on flower beds, mowing lawns and hauling leaves, Mr. Schickel, who has a degree in political science and history from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, found a sense of peace.
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Every time I see a new iteration of the lawn-mowing boy meme pop up on my feed with thousands of retweets, it's a refreshing reminder that others agree with me that Trump is absurd.
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The suspect, 59-year-old Rene Boucher of Bowling Green, was arrested and charged with misdemeanor assault after police say he attacked the Kentucky senator, who is his neighbor, while Paul was mowing his lawn.
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It was $3 to enter, which at that time was fairly steep, at least for teenagers from Connecticut with just enough coin from lawn-mowing jobs to pay for gas, cigs and a few Cokes.
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The fire was started by a tractor mowing grass on the property, which was allegedly covered in "dry annual grasses and scattered brush, which created a receptive bed of flammable vegetation," according to the suit.
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In its less outrageous — and wholly legal — form, snowplowing (also known as lawn-mowing and bulldozing) has become the most brazen mode of parenting of the privileged children in the everyone-gets-a-trophy generation.
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It kicks off when Carol discovers the group of Saviors — and the high-caliber weapon — responsible for mowing down Ezekiel and his men in a building, having escaped the slaughter herself by running for nearby cover.
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When it comes time to hire someone at his Reno-based software company, ShortStack CEO and co-founder Jim Belosic thinks of the advice his father gave him when he was mowing lawns in high school.
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In fact, Pedro tells us he couldn't help but think about his own career when Chris was mowing through the Rockies on Tuesday night ... 'cause he's the last Sox pitcher before Sale to strike out 17!
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In the past, disaster drills have focused on crises like bus accidents or plane crashes, which involve blunt trauma injuries, not gunshots from high-powered weapons capable of mowing down dozens of people at a time.
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He had gone to Nice, France, for a summer entrepreneurship program, and was celebrating Bastille Day with classmates on the city's waterfront when a man drove a 513-ton truck through the crowd, mowing down revelers.
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He seems to be adjusting comfortably to life after Congress as Twitter last week showed him both buying his first post-Congress new car (a white 2016 Chevrolet Tahoe) and mowing his extremely well-maintained lawn.
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Residents, who are already fond of playing soccer, kayaking or mowing the grass in the middle of the night, have filed a petition to create what they say would be the world's first "time free" zone.
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She recreates the dailiness of African-American life — the grass-mowing, bid-whist-playing, double-Dutch-jumping, choir-practicing, waiting-on-the-bus and clock-punching of the ordinary black people who surrounded her growing up.
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That would be a fair assessment of the situation if grass grew naturally under shade trees in suburbia and if homeowners killed the unwanted plants in their yards by pulling them up or mowing them down.
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Owning a massive house with a pool and a huge yard might seem like a dream come true, but not if it adds 30 minutes to your commute and an extra hour to your mowing time.
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I thought of Edward Gorey's deadpan alphabet books, visiting upon his innocent, tall-collared children the bloodiest freak accidents; and of the great Jackie Chan, mowing down scores of eager antagonists like a weaponized Gene Kelly.
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There's universal health care and legalized marijuana, but also talk of replacing public mowing equipment with grass-eating goats and replacing toll roads with machines that turn tourists upside-down and shake change from their pockets.
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The episode bore a disquieting similarity to the 2017 attack on the bridge, in which a van careered onto the sidewalk, mowing down pedestrians, before three attackers leaped from the vehicle and struck people with knives.
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Paul had just finished mowing his lawn on November 22008 when Boucher allegedly saw him "stack brush onto a pile near the victim's property," according to the US attorney's office for the Southern District of Indiana.
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But the 5-year-old was not under investigation when he sped across Westminster Bridge on Wednesday, mowing down pedestrians with a hired car before running into the grounds of parliament and fatally stabbing an unarmed policeman.
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Imagine Joan Collins in a gorgeous, floor-length gown a la her Dynasty days while on the hunt for brains or Kathy Bates as a zombie slayer, mowing them down with a shotgun left and right. 2.
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The participants rated how often each month or week they had done light, moderate and vigorous exercise, heavy activities like mowing the lawn and light activities like laundry or vacuuming when they were age 50 to 65.
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Parents or grandparents who already have their own retirements squared away are incentivizing young people to save by starting the accounts as soon as the kids have earned income from a job - even babysitting or lawn mowing.
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But the possibility of fatalities is an ever-present threat every single time a white person needlessly calls the cops on everyone from a young boy mowing the grass to a man wearing socks at a pool.
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"Traffic to trade partners was slow at the beginning of the quarter as a consequence of relatively cold weather," he said, adding that had particularly affected demand for lawn mowing equipment in both Europe and North America.
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Crandall says that if anyone was interested in getting into the business of robo-mowing, it could cost over a hundred grand to set up the infrastructure, buy the robots up front, hire staff, and so on.
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Coconut Creek, Florida (CNN)Family members of those killed in the massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School got their first look Tuesday at how exactly the shooter moved through the school, mowing down students and teachers.
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Having found the wreckage, salvage teams will begin a process known as "mowing the lawn," covering the area in parallel tracks using a deep-sea robot fitted with a camera and grabbing arm, marine salvage experts said.
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It also includes suburban empty nesters who no longer require bonus rooms and backyards, and perhaps more to the point, have had it up to here with shoveling the driveway, mowing the lawn and cajoling the furnace.
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Both of these teams have flexed their muscles down the stretch, with Ohio State mowing down their Big Ten competition and Clemson essentially winning by 45 points a game for the final two months of the season.
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A man who had been mowing his lawn and sought refuge in his truck was killed when a tree fell on the vehicle in Danbury, Connecticut, Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton said, according to the Hartford Courant newspaper.
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He cites a photograph by Jo Ractliffe as an example: a man casually mowing the lawn in front of a monument to former Angolan president Agostinho Neto, featuring a mural of a man breaking the chains of bondage.
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The man, previously known to Swedish intelligence services as a marginal figure with no clear links to extremist groups, is suspected of mowing down pedestrians on a busy shopping street and smashing through a store front on Friday.
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What brought the CDC to Waco was this: One week prior, some 1,600 miles away, 29-year-old Fabrizio Stabile had been mowing his lawn in Ventnor City, New Jersey when a headache forced him stop and rest.
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They pay less for the services that laborers provide, such as painting the house and mowing the lawn, and natives who hire these laborers can now specialize in producing the goods and services that better suit their skills.
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He wants to teach kids about service A big part of the foundation is its 50-yard challenge, which asks kids across the country and around the world to get involved in community service by mowing 50 lawns.
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While I was still in junior high, I saved my lawn-mowing money to buy a ticket to see William F. Buckley Jr. debate John Kenneth Galbraith in Phoenix — where I was raised and where I still live.
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Based on their own experiences, the authors suggested that these injuries occur when a child approaches a family member who is mowing the lawn, or when they fall off the lap of a person driving a riding mower.
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Keep the mowing to a minimum A neatly kept lawn is nice, but letting it grow a bit long invites bees to visit dandelions, clovers and other weeds that sprout, said Debra Tomaszewski, executive director of Planet Bee.
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They struggle through tertiary economies — reselling clothes, furniture or appliances at roadside stands, making tamales or tortillas in garages, setting up hair salons in living rooms (men's cuts $7), cleaning houses and offices and schools, mowing, cutting, picking.
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These Muslim children will likely see themselves both in the video game style shot of mowing down people with bullets to win, and in the real life children being gunned down because they worship and look like them.
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The Bowling Green Daily News reported that an arrest warrant said Paul told police his neighbor came onto his property and tackled him from behind Friday, forcing him to the ground, all while the senator was mowing his lawn.
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"Otherwise, you have a situation where when I go with Mom, I get to pick out what pony I wanna ride that day; when I go with Dad, my high point is mowing the lawn with him," Kaplan adds.
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According to KTLA, the 14-year-old somehow made enough money mowing lawns and walking dogs or whatever to afford all the trappings of a police officer: full uniform, replica firearms, badges, holsters, a bulletproof vest—you name it.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is calling for the death penalty against the man charged with mowing down pedestrians and bikers in New York City, raising the question of whether his rhetoric could imperil prosecutors' efforts in the case.
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There's a climate change angle, of course: you're not burning fossil fuels for mowing, leaf blowing or neighborhood collection, and by providing refuge for birds, "we are helping them cope with the effects of climate change," Dr. Rowden said.
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The only Republican senator who was really lobbying for a tax-bill assault on Obamacare seemed to be Rand Paul, who is now hobbled by injuries he suffered when a neighbor tackled him while he was mowing the grass.
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Kavanaugh, as we know from his infamously meticulous calendar, spent his time mowing lawns and figuring out which of his Georgetown Prep friends was "popping," the technical term for holding a party when your parents were out of town.
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It turned out the Cub had a functioning mowing element, and when I had finished tearing out the rows of Foch grapevines, I regularly used it to shear the grass and weeds of my grandmother's east and west woods.
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Days become so drawn out that few pay attention to time, and many people can be found playing soccer, hiking, kayaking or mowing the grass in what the rest of the world would call the middle of the night.
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Obviously, that was not the case here, when at 3:05 this afternoon according to authorities he began a rampage down the bike path just off the west side highway, 20 blocks, mowing down pedestrian after pedestrian, biker after biker.
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Things such as doing a secret good deed for a neighbor, like mowing the lawn, opening the door for strangers, sharing snacks with friends or even collecting donations of markers, books and bulletin board decorations for a new teacher at school.
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Carlson is a talking head that appears on Fox News to praise Donald Trump for staring at the sun, and he founded The Daily Caller, a website that published a "useful" compilation video about mowing down liberal protestors with cars.
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Also in June, a white woman was charged with assault after confronting a black teenager at a pool in South Carolina, and police were called to the scene of a young black boy mowing lawns in a neighborhood south of Cleveland.
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PizzaForBreakfast (who did not wish to disclose his real name) hacked GTA to include the pod-shaped Google car mowing down pedestrians, telling CNBC the idea was a satire on what could go wrong when new technology is released too early.
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Shortly after, a white woman was charged with assault after confronting a black teenager at a pool in South Carolina, and police were called to the scene of a young black boy mowing lawns in a neighborhood south of Cleveland.
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The Bowling Green Daily News reported that an arrest warrant said Paul told police his neighbor came on his property and tackled him from behind Friday, forcing him to the ground, all while the senator had been mowing his lawn.
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Others are taking aim at real estate or multi-property owners, or aiming to be an "Uber for mowing," which may make sense now and then, but really, lawn care is more of a perennial need than something you spontaneously desire.
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Since then, there's been a seemingly endless stream of stories involving calls to police or 911 on people of color for innocuous activities like babysitting white children, mowing lawns, selling water, eating at Subway, and entering their own apartment buildings.
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After a rather testy exchange earlier in the briefing about immigration, Sanders tried to shift gears with the letter from the young man from Falls Church, Virginia, who stated that he had started his own business mowing his neighbors' lawns.
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The confluence of these two groups — a vision of insurance salesmen and machine operators, mowing the lawns of adjoining split-level ranches and talking about Sunday's game — felt extraordinary even in its own time, seemingly incontrovertible proof that American capitalism worked.
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Feral pigs are a remnant of the Spanish colonization, and now we've got as many as three million of them, tearing up fences and pastureland and mowing down crops, even eating the seed corn out of the ground before it sprouts.
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The Walking Dead After eight weeks of subjugation by the Saviors, Alexandria began its rebound on Sunday's "Walking Dead," as Rick resumed his hero's mantle and embarked on a campaign of coalition building, explosives commandeering, zombie mowing and enigmatic smiling.
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Some American military planners derided Barak's tactic as "mowing the grass" — a small-bore effort that would need to be repeated again and again — but it might have been more like a way to get the United States to move first.
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As we've reported ... Abel showed promise after mowing down opponents at the Golden Gloves tournament ... scoring first-round TKOs, unanimous decisions and, most recently, a first-round TKO in the senior novice 178-pound division to win the prestigious tourney.
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TENNESSEE MAN FATALLY STRUCK BY LIGHTNING IN &aposFREAK ACCIDENT&apos WHILE MOWING MOM&aposS LAWN "The fire damage is pretty much confined to the steeple, but there is a fair amount of water damage throughout the church underneath the steeple," Harrington told WMUR.
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Jones had labeled him a "CIA asset" for filming neo-Nazi James Alex Fields Jr. mowing down people with a car, killing counter-protester Heather Heyer and wounding scores of others, at an infamous white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in 2017.
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They fight over who gets to take her out of her crib in the morning, who gets to hold her and even who spends their only money from chores or mowing lawns on sweet gifts for the only little girl in the house.
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Really, though, pick any popular modern game from last year — Bloodborne, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, and Call of Duty Black Ops 3, for instance — and you'll find integral activities revolving around dismembering opponents, or mowing them down with gunfire by the hundreds.
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With a bit of help from a matching musical score, Krasinski makes a statement about trains sound like a life-or-death situation, tips on lawn-mowing sound devastatingly sad and the lyrics of Pitbull sound like a beautiful profession of love.
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I go and buy my own things, I pay my own insurance, I don't ask my parents for money, I work by myself doing construction, part owner in a landscaping and lawn mowing company, and I plow my own driveways in the winter.
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Earlier this year Mr. Paul's next-door neighbor in Kentucky body-slammed him while he was mowing his lawn, breaking multiple ribs in a fracas Mr. Paul said was over politics but the neighbor said was a lawn care dispute gone horribly wrong.
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The past several weeks have seen a wave of noteworthy racial profiling incidents where white people have called police on people of color for innocuous actions like mowing a neighbor's lawn and taking a nap in a college residence hall's common room.
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The political commentary seems even more pointed and prescient in the 1975 feature "Death Race 2000" (Friday and Sunday), set in a totalitarian future where the national pastime is a cross-country car race that awards drivers points for mowing down pedestrians.
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For both clinicians and loved ones of patients with serious mental illness, contending with an episode of psychosis or severe depression can be so overwhelming that controlling cholesterol or managing blood pressure seems like mowing the lawn while the house is on fire.
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According to the San Luis Obispo Tribune, Cal Fire has sued the Irvine-based chain, alleging that the 'Huasna Fire,' as it's known, was started on September 20, 2017 by someone mowing the grass on a property owned by In-N-Out.
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Berman called the number posted on the front door and reached a contractor, in Texas, that had been hired by the U.S.M.S. "They said that a vender was supposed to be mowing every week to keep the pollen count down," he said.
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This 56-volt, 600-watt high-torque magnetic motor runs on a lithium-ion battery that offers about 55 minutes of runtime, and the 20-inch cut-capacity allows you to quickly progress through your mowing, meaning fewer trips around the yard.
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Experts say the tactic of mowing people down avoids the need to obtain any explosives or weapons and can be carried out by a "lone-wolf" attacker without using a network of fellow militants - all lessening the risk of alerting security agencies.
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For a single-family home, the landlord is generally responsible for things like lawn mowing and snow removal, but if you buy a condo or townhouse, that maintenance is included in the condo fee, resulting in a more hands-off process, Taylor says.
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Sweeney decided to launch his own company after finding himself hating a "succession of jobs," he told the gaming site Gamasutra in 2009, including mowing lawns and making minimum wage (about $4 per hour at the time) working at a hardware store.
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The Dhaka trio also function as their own private poser patrol, mowing down the false and the corrupt (Bangladesh ranked as the 145th least corrupt nation out of 175 countries surveyed in 2016) with their socially and politically conscious brand of buzzsaw thrash.
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One of the nation's most prominent neo-Nazis showed up at a Charlottesville courthouse Monday to support James Alex Fields Jr. while he was officially charged with second-degree murder for mowing down people protesting the white supremacist "Unite the Right" rally Saturday.
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But to reap the alleged benefits of a reduction in immigration, people would need to want to relocate to the big immigrant clusters to go do their jobs instead — washing dishes at Chicago restaurants, mowing lawns in Los Angeles, nannying in DC, etc.
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TENNESSEE MAN FATALLY STRUCK BY LIGHTNING IN &aposFREAK ACCIDENT&apos WHILE MOWING MOM&aposS LAWN His family, who went through similar emotions to what they experienced back in 1999, said the Ronald McDonald House they stayed in the first time around willingly welcomed them back.
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Paul had reportedly just finished mowing his lawn on November 230 at his home in Rivergreen, an upscale gated community in Bowling Green when Boucher tackled him from behind, "forcing him to the ground and causing pain," reported NBC News, which obtained the criminal complaint.
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Spencer said Monday he had "never heard of" James Fields, the man accused of killing a young woman and injuring nine pedestrians while mowing down anti-racism protesters with his car in Charlottesville, but admitted Fields may have been affiliated with the alt-right.
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Over a year after launching Home Services in the US — a marketplace where its users can purchase everything from home cleaning to lawn mowing — the e-commerce giant is expanding its availability to 20 new US metro areas, the company announced in a statement.
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In the past few months, it seems, there is a new, sad, pithy hashtag trending every week or so — a white person calling the police on a black family barbecuing, a black boy mowing a lawn or a little black girl selling bottled water.
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The study came at a time of widely publicized incidents in which black children were reported by white people to the police for selling water, mowing the lawn and playing in the yard, selling hot dogs, playing at a pool, and other ordinary activities.
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Read more " _____ • Matthew d'Ancona in The Guardian: "An ideological phenomenon that leads to the deaths of children leaving a pop concert, and the mowing down of pedestrians in our capital city, cannot be tolerated or contained with half-measures for fear of causing offence.
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Mowing lawns, taking a nap in a dorm, sitting in Starbucks, trying to enter your apartment after a long day at work -- it's alarming the rate at which whites have used police to try and intimidate black people for simply being in their space.
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Two days later, Father went outside in the morning and our neighbors who were out mowing their lawns and washing their cars were all looking at him in a nervous, sidelong way—the way passing motorists look at a driver who's been pulled over.
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The GQ report doesn't extinguish the mystery, but provides more details about Boucher's bubbling frustration over what he saw as Rand Paul's disregard for landscaping etiquette, including the senator's alleged habit of mowing too close to Boucher's lawn and spraying grass clipping over the property line.
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And in August, when a terrorist in a van drove into a crowd of people along Las Ramblas in Barcelona, mowing down tourists and residents, many FinCEN officials on duty again lacked full access, preventing them from providing a complete picture of the suspects' financial activities.
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When I try to picture the moment, I see myself sitting at one of the long, polished wood tables in the dining room, mowing through my daily salad smothered in ranch dressing and crunchy Chinese noodles, hearing the news as it passed by in urgent whispers.
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He and his mowing crew assigned nicknames to features of Beethoven's face that, in extra-large scale, look more like land formations on a map — "Madagascar" for a piece of the collar that had the shape of the island off Africa, "Thousand Islands" for the cravat.
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"In the current study, we see the inclusion of activities such as childcare, housework, lawn-mowing, carpentry, fishing, and yoga as forms of exercise," wrote Dr. Gary Cooney, a psychiatrist at Gartnavel Royal Hospital in the United Kingdom in an accompanying commentary published with the article.
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Mets 24, Rangers 4 In a perfect baseball world, Chris Flexen would most likely still be mowing down minor league hitters for the Binghamton Rumble Ponies, or, perhaps, considering how effectively he pitched for the Mets' Class AA affiliate earlier this season, proving himself in Class AAA.
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Though he has worked off and on at low-wage jobs — working in the kitchen at McDonald's, mowing lawns, doing day labor, jobs made difficult with no transportation and no reliable place to sleep — he has applied six times for disability benefits because of mental problems.
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It took until dusk to finish the mowing, but by then, as well as a neatly cut lawn, Hill also had the outline of a new type of adult anorexia treatment that would harness the strengths of people with the disorder and try to compensate for their weaknesses.
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You're still basically just mowing down virtual human beings in ever-more-elaborate ways — throwing grenades over barricades, lighting men on fire, sniping heads from a bell tower — as you head from one objective marker to the next on a quest to save the world from bad guys.
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A terrorist attack involving a vehicle mowing down pedestrians near Britain's Parliament that killed four on Wednesday is the latest case in what experts say is a growing threat of low-tech terrorism in the West — and bore resemblance to an attack four years ago on a British soldier.
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James Amos Headley told law enforcement that he had been resting and watching the news after mowing his lawn on the morning of July 11, and that he was "upset with [Cruz's] position on different policies and decided to call and leave a message," according to a criminal complaint.
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But like onions and ogres, this game has layers, and one of those layers is that it's wildly amusing to watch someone storm Farron Keep while shouting, "What are you doing in my swamp?!" and mowing down jailers in Irithyll Dungeon to a soundtrack of remixed Nic Cage quotes.
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The visuals have that 'could be anytime between midnight and 7AM at a house party' feel, when those most dedicated to the turn up are either eager to arrive early or determined to keep the night going until the neighbours are up mowing their lawns and running errands.
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After mowing down at least a dozen people across a stretch of some 1,600 feet and slamming into dozens more, it crashed into displays of cheap souvenirs — phone covers, bracelets, drawings and even oven gloves — skidding to a halt on a public artwork by Joan Miró, the Catalan artist.
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But ever since Rick's dramatic rebound in the midseason finale (enabled by Michonne), the couple's relationship has been the engine driving the story, their powerful bond and shared sense of purpose leading to a cache of explosives, a new alliance and at least one objectively awesome zombie-mowing scheme.
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For years William had been working odd jobs around their neighborhood — such as mowing grass and cleaning yards — and after coming across a YouTube video of someone surprising their mother with a car, the business-savvy teenager decided that he wanted to do the same, he explained to ABC 8.
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A trio of "non-cleaning" robots teased by the company, include what sounds like a lawn mowing model, a commercial model designed to offer up travel info to humans at airports and hotels and the Hub Robot – which, from the sound of things, is a bit like a mobile Amazon Echo.
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Wendell and Wild is reportedly a stop-motion film directed by Henry Selick, the dude who directed James and the Giant Peach and The Nightmare Before Christmas—so don't expect another accidental John Wick parody about mowing down a legion of drug dealers to safely reclaim a treasured pet or whatever.
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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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After a fireworks display in the southern city of Nice marking Bastille Day, the most intensely patriotic annual event in the country, Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, a 31-year-old Tunisnian-born local, plowed a truck into a crowded pedestrian area, mowing down celebrants in a zig-zagging path that wound about a mile.
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The latest on the attack: Police charged Paul's neighbor, 59-year-old anesthesiologist Rene Broucher, with misdemeanor fourth-degree assault after he admitted to tackling Paul from behind while the senator was mowing his lawn, per AP. Broucher, was taken to the Warren County Regional Jail, but was later released on $7,500 bond.
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It is not a guarantee that Iran will restart its nuclear program, but if it does, the U.S. has two options for dealing with it: a containment strategy to deter Tehran's ambitions, or the preventive use of military force to temporarily destroy Tehran's capacity to enrich uranium (what's known as "mowing the lawn").
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Property crime can be going down while the type of inner-city violence of these mindless drive-by shootings, where they're mowing down children across the country, is going up, because police are not engaging in the type of discretionary stops that is the best way to deter people from carrying guns.
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Assessing power is a little bit trickier here because Ryobi doesn't offer the same information that the other brands featured within this guide do, but the 48-volt battery can last about 2 hours or 2 acres of mowing time on a single charge, so you can get plenty of work done, quickly.
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If you find yourself dreading mowing the lawn because of the physical effort and time it takes to cover the area with a push mower, then it might be time to upgrade to a riding lawn mower (also called a ride-on mower), especially if you have acres of grass to cut.
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Chris' Tips for Meditation Before I sit down, I think it's important to accomplish any of the tasks that might enter my mind like paying the bills or calling back my dad or mowing the lawn, stuff that you really need to do and it's going to come up when you're sitting there.
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Newspaper boyBirthday party magicianWebmasterWeb designerFilm internFailed startup founderFailed startup founder#FirstSevenJobs #firstsevenjobs 1) House painter's assistant 2) Construction worker 3) Office janitor 4) Newspaper design intern (3x) 7) Entrepreneur BaristaSales associateReceptionistCamp counselorBrand strategistMarketing DirectorFounder/CEO#firstsevenjobs Paul Graham, the legendary computer engineer and co-founder of Silicon Valley incubator Y Combinator, started out mowing lawns.
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In states around the country, motorcycle owners, boaters and people mowing their lawns continue to raise concerns about the damage the RFS is inflicting on their equipment, while the RFS's ever-expanding mandate continues to push consumers beyond the point at which ethanol can be safely blended into gasoline, known as the blend wall.
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I've spent a lot of time trying to really understand their perspective and my takeaway is that they believe that urban agriculture at its best is a transitional use of land, a way to save money on a lawn-mowing bill on vacant property until that property is ready to develop for more traditional residential or commercial use.
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These agents shepherded viewers through various tableau based on historic photographs that marked highlights of the site: a lone photographer with vintage camera poised on the edge of the buffalo jump, a trio of men rhythmically mowing a field with scythes while a geologist explains the importance of beavers to drought resistance, and a 19th-century homestead.
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She could have spoken up about the many Black people who received police visits this year for doing normal, everyday things like napping in their dorms — and playing soccer, and entering their own apartment, and mowing the lawn, and eating lunch on campus, and campaigning for office — especially since it's white women who make most of these unnecessary calls. 33.
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In "Inglourious Basterds," the titular commando unit gets the honor of mowing down Nazi Germany's Adolph Hitler and his crony Joseph Goebbels with machine gun fire after trapping them in a burning theater in 1944, shaving about a year off of World War II and effectively exterminating the Nazi leadership and bringing an early end to the persecution of Jews.
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The incident, which garnered national attention this week after Stubbs spoke with the Capital Times, is just the latest in a string of incidents in which the police have been called to deal with black people waiting in Starbucks, barbecuing, napping in a dorm, swimming in pools, selling water, mowing a lawn, and riding in a car with a relative.
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He's described the way ISIS gunmen in Paris would have been undone if people at the Bataclan theater had been able to get up and start firing back — an image that presumes Europeans bearing arms would have the capacity to stand up in a dark, hysterical auditorium and take out the villains without mowing down the rest of the audience.
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"Spending money on time saving purchases — like housecleaning, lawn-mowing and task outsourcing — promotes happiness by protecting people from the time-famine of modern life," Whillans, also a professor at Harvard Business School, tells CNBC Make It. Whillans, Norton and their colleagues had study participants spend $40 on different things each week — first on material goods, then on time-savers.
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In a rare moment of unity in our country, leaders of both major parties joined in their call for investigations and prosecutions following the deadly protests in Charlottesville, Va. Officials have called for hate crime and terrorism charges against James Alex Fields Jr., 20, who is accused of mowing down counter-demonstrators and killing Heather Heyer, a 32-year-old paralegal.
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The Limit Hasn't Been Reached, Study Finds The Week in Good News: A Helpful Teenager, the Belize Barrier Reef, Bird-Watching At Toys 'R' Us, 'There Is Nothing Left': The Day It Closed for Good Neighbor Calls the Police on a 12-Year-Old Boy Mowing the Grass What It Costs to Be Smuggled Across the U.S. Border How Many Teenage Girls Deliberately Harm Themselves?
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Over the past year, black men, women, and children have been challenged, accosted, or reported to police by people for such innocuous actions as using a phone in a hotel lobby, having a picnic, trying to cash a check at a bank, babysitting white children, mowing lawns, selling water, eating at Subway, sleeping in a college common room, and entering their own apartment buildings.
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One recent weekend, Ryan spoke by phone with Treasury Secretary Jack LewJacob (Jack) Joseph LewHogan urges Mnuchin to reconsider delay of Harriet Tubman bill Mnuchin says new Harriet Tubman bill delayed until 2028 Overnight Finance: US reaches deal with ZTE | Lawmakers look to block it | Trump blasts Macron, Trudeau ahead of G-7 | Mexico files WTO complaint MORE while mowing his lawn at his home in Janesville, Wis.
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Common or rare, birds are suffering the effects of our destruction of habitat — the frequent mowing of grasslands, especially before baby birds fledge; the filling in of marshlands for housing and highway development; the profligate use of pesticides; our skyscrapers brightly lit at night, throwing off migratory signals; our irresponsibility in letting cats out of the house, where they wantonly kill birds, just for the heck of it.
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And where can it be found, so I can jump inside and reenact my eight-year-old fantasies of mowing down wave after wave of annoying Ewoks because, let's be honest, the Battle of Endor was some bullshit and there's no way a handful of teddy bears with prehistoric technology could have defeated a squadron of fully armed stormtroopers, not to mention at least four AT-STs with laser cannons and concussion grenade launchers.
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"Spending money on time saving purchases — like housecleaning, lawn-mowing and task outsourcing — promotes happiness by protecting people from the time-famine of modern life," Ashley Whillans, a professor at Harvard Business School and author of a study on money and happiness, tells CNBC Make It. "Both the most and least wealthy individuals we studied derived benefits from spending money to buy time," meaning it has "broad benefits for well-being," she says.
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Using a phone in a hotel lobby, trying to cash a check at a bank, babysitting white children, mowing lawns, selling water, eating at Subway, sleeping in a college common room, entering their own apartment buildings — this past year has brought us countless stories of black men, women, and children who were trying to go about their daily lives only to be interrupted by a stranger challenging their presence, challenges that often culminated in interactions with the police.
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Using a phone in a hotel lobby, trying to cash a check at a bank, babysitting white children, mowing lawns, selling water, eating at Subway, sleeping in a college common room, and entering their own apartment buildings: There have been countless stories in the past year of black men, women, and children who were trying to go about their daily lives only to be interrupted by a (usually white) stranger challenging their presence — challenges that often culminate in interaction with the police.
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From using a phone in a hotel lobby, trying to cash a check at a bank, to babysitting white children, mowing lawns, selling water, eating at Subway, sleeping in a college common room, and entering their own apartment buildings, this past year has brought us countless stories of black men, women, and children who were trying to go about their daily lives only to be interrupted by a stranger challenging their presence, challenges that often culminated in interaction with the police.
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