He nailed it in practice, nailed it in that audition.
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We're not sure if he nailed it, or just nailed his spine.
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Alcohol So Europeans haven't nailed fast eating yet, but they definitely have nailed drinking laws.
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Comment from discussion Got laid off - my work friends nailed my going away cake.. Comment from discussion Got laid off - my work friends nailed my going away cake.. Good job, family.
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" Donald Trump Jr. replied that his brother "nailed it.
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But word among Rio's finest is ... they nailed it.
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He nailed the landing at 120 mph -- terminal velocity.
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" And some extremely bad bakers compete on "Nailed It!
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From the moment she nailed Carpool Karaoke back in January to the moment she nailed, well, pretty much every minute of her tour, Adele has been a shining ray of awesomeness in 2016.
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She has everybody in the joint nailed to the wall.
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Generation nailed that on so many levels as a firm.
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Gown or not, there's no denying Hyland nailed the look.
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Also Henry nailed it with the helmets, so thanks, Henry.
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"Nailed the surgery early this morning," Clarkson wrote on Thursday.
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"But you had to have him absolutely nailed," she said.
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It's the perfect tool for them, they have nailed it.
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"But while you are being nailed you are being tickled."
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Click through and see who nailed the con this year.
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Photos nailed to the wall feel familiar, then they're changed.
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The romantic thriller nailed the "thrilling" part of its descriptor.
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When have you thought: Man, I really nailed that pairing?
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On Nailed It, no one is shamed for messing up.
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And she even nailed Benoliel's shocked (but totally sarcastic) reaction.
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Some fans thought she nailed the outfit, while others disagreed.
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He pretty much nailed every take right on the spot.
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I couldn't get over how much it nailed the story.
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Nailed it from trippinthroughtime Gardner: There is that paradox there.
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I nudge my wife awake: nailed it, I tell her.
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To most of the internet's surprise, he totally nailed it.
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Beyerdynamic has nailed the balance of bass, mids, and treble.
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Gross: That was great, I feel like he nailed it!
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And as you may have guessed, she totally nailed it.
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From our test shots, I'd say Google mostly nailed it.
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I think we've really nailed the sisterhood theme just now.
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He'd nailed it together out of boards from the barn.
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Alicia Silverstone nailed her role as Cher Horowitz in "Clueless."
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She went airborne and nailed a forehand down the line.
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As far as misspelled words go, he really nailed it.
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"None of them have quite nailed it yet," Schiller said.
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Check out the vid ... she's practiced before and nailed it.
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Mikael: I think we nailed it from the beginning actually.
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I pressured him, I nailed him, busted his body up.
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A chair is nailed to the wall above me, precariously.
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When you started the project, was the casting nailed down?
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Here are the predictions he nailed, and where he missed.
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They stop at a crude mailbox nailed to a tree.
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Nailed: Venture capital investors find it hard to 'cash in'
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SpaceX's Crew Dragon nailed a crucial test flight in March.
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"I think I really nailed Abraham Lincoln," my son said.
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Sexton then nailed two free throws to cement the game.
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"I thought I had nailed that gift," Kathleen Keating said.
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One was even nailed right on top of a mural.
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On Star Trek, the guy in red always gets nailed.
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"I think you really nailed it," Bushnell praises her decorating muse.
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Well, one woman has totally nailed it with an amazing selfie.
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He's pretty much got the whole social media marketing thing nailed.
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But in terms of setting the stage, the episode nailed it.
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Take one was, um, not quite right — but nailed the continent!
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It's nailed up the walls and stones for all the boys.
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Razer has nailed making a kickass phone for gaming and movies.
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They had actually nailed the guy, and now he was gone.
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Manning: "I really thought she nailed her answer," she said. Mrs.
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"I feel like we really nailed a certain silhouette," she says.
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Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban nailed a number of classic moves.
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Uber still hasn't quite nailed down that driver vetting program, though.
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But in terms of fashion week formulas, Pitti Uomo nailed it.
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Faking It: This Is How I, Tonya Nailed That Triple Axel
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To be fair, they definitely nailed the "pretty hand writing" bit.
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And it sounds like they nailed the engagement press conference, too.
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Once again, Chris nailed it with the choir and the lyrics.
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Holiday is similar to the past two seasons of Nailed It!
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Someone has even nailed a scorched corpse above a basketball net.
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Chris Rock nailed it when he hosted the Oscars in 2015.
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Safford, Arizona Thousands of storms later, he's nailed down his technique.
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Until the regime has that capability nailed down, expect continued testing.
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Checkers, Chipotle, Shake Shack… Americans have nailed fast, time saving eating.
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First, Jamie Foxx nailed the laugh ... now he's got the voice.
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This time, she nailed it, and her teammates' support was palpable.
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And when it was time to recite them, I nailed it!
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The iPhone nailed the exposure, and again produced more accurate colors.
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Meanwhile, Bella Thorne nailed Chucky's bride Tuesday night in Los Angeles.
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Megan: I think you've nailed the biggest problem about this movie.
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Netflix more recently has been rolling out originals like Nailed It!
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Fortunately, Richie's dance moves are — she's nailed Marky Mark's '90s 'tude.
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She and Baldwin both nailed their impressions of the presidential hopefuls.
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"I'll take any credit that isn't nailed down," Lee once joked.
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Raisman nailed her own difficult tumbling passes to grab the silver.
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Willow's photographer mom, Gina Lee, nailed the details of this look.
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I wore my favorite black skinny jeans and nailed all three.
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Thanks to Kidd and Wagner, we've nailed down the top nine.
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" Conrad says, "That was the thing that nailed it for me.
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It felt like a nailed-on win for the away side.
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Unlike traditional solid-wood strips, a floating floor isn't nailed down.
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By that measure, we nailed 12 of 18 picks last week.
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There is a donkey's skull nailed into a tree behind them.
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Allen nailed a 3-pointer and pointed at Bagley in acknowledgment.
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And yeah, he nailed it, that honky tonk saloon-type playing.
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Jimmy Butler nailed a winner of his own against the Nets.
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After several years at it, Rubin has nailed down his process.
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It hasn't quite nailed it yet here, but it's getting there.
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The polls nailed the results of the two congressional races there.
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The election was a referendum on Netanyahu and he nailed it.
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And, boy, you nailed this down on page 5, paragraph 3.
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But some viewers felt the new group of judges nailed it.
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Burbank, the freshman, nailed jumpers, and Lewis made handsome post passes.
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Scur said it was clear which companies had structured management nailed.
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In the end, Steve and I thought we'd really nailed it.
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Tommy Lee got nailed on the Cruecifixion on New Year's Eve.
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It should have been an exclamation point, because you nailed it.
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Born of the "nailed it" internet meme — a variation of the Pinterest fail in which a beautiful or elegant thing, often a cake, is portrayed side-by-side with a much less successful recreation — Nailed It!
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Nailed it: Man with world&aposs longest fingernails finally clips them off .
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That's probably the best evidence that Reagan nailed his 100-days exam.
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Based on the photos ahead, we'd say Dr. Biden has nailed it.
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Greene nailed down the save by retiring Joe Mauer on a groundout.
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And, as curious humans, scientists won't be satisfied until they've nailed it.
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There's just one problem: I don't think Lenovo totally nailed dat clack.
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According to law enforcement sources, New Mexico cops nailed him on Jan.
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We saw I nailed him in the face and ran out crying.
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Alls Well That Ends Well: Crossdressing and poems nailed to trees. 1.
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After each nailed his final two words, they were declared co-champions.
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Bill felt like we nailed it from a production point of view.
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The burnt popcorn apology in episode 203Though the competitors on Nailed It!
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At least the designers nailed the look of a hot dog, though.
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The case against Microsoft (Kurt): Kara pretty much nailed it up top.
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According to Vulture, Netflix has renewed the series along with Nailed It!
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During her mid-August debut, she nailed her first extra point attempt.
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"We really nailed fish species identification using computer vision," Odom says proudly.
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But hey, at least they nailed the hairstyle of Apple's Craig Federighi.
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They stand tall and move their long-nailed hands as they speak.
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He'd already told everyone his version: he'd nailed me in the bathroom.
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That time they nailed the 'Single Ladies' dance at the US Open.
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We glued and pin nailed the pieces together to create the bridge.
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She's even nailed a special nature-inspired look that's so on-trend.
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His drawings have nailed current affairs more than once in the past.
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Once I've nailed that, I'll consider entering more humans into the equation.
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If the first lady was going for "tasteful glamour," she nailed it.
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He had the Jedi; he just hadn't nailed down a compelling why.
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I look good on the left — I nailed it on the left.
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Rob Kardashian got nailed for blowing through Blythe, CA with Blac Chyna.
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But it wasn't just these Consent 101 lessons that Love Island nailed.
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The rumors nailed almost everything about the Note 7, including its name.
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But we're told the hair is the only thing the impostor nailed.
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Books by Raymond Chandler and Arthur Schopenhauer lie nailed to the floor.
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Hard to tell if they nailed all of Donald's dance moves, though.
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Nailed it, *muah*, I'm practically an American girl in Paris right now.
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Stauskas, Covington and Sergio Rodriguez all nailed 3-pointers in that flurry.
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" Remy Hii, who stars as fellow student Brad Davis, said, "Nailed it.
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Tucker nailed field goals of 30 and 49 yards for the Ravens.
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It took a little research, and we had a plan nailed down.
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In some ways that's great because Game Freak pretty much nailed it.
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Klay is a hammer, and all he sees is nailed three pointers.
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Duncan: Yeah, this band played "Paranoid" by Black Sabbath and nailed it.
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"He knew what he was doing, and he nailed it," Hart said.
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My boyfriend took pictures as I nailed on the avocado-green siding.
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Mr. Linton nailed framed passages of their new bible to the walls.
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And her direct editor, Jonathan Landman, suggested she didn't have it nailed.
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They're not the first to do it, but they truly nailed it.
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To date, Queer Eye has produced four full seasons and Nailed It!
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He nailed the old-timey-crooner voice required to sing that song.
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As for rhythmic complexity, she probably had that nailed from the start.
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Holiday - Season 2 (November 22)Grab your loved ones because Nailed It!
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You bucked tradition and, as far as I'm concerned, you nailed it.
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Harry is an airhead like me&apos I guess she nailed it.
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Gostkowski nailed a second field goal to trim the deficit to nine.
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In another, the player, still as Jesus, is nailed to a cross.
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From there, they nailed down the coordinates to locate the murder site.
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You nailed the meeting — and you&aposre pretty sure they loved you.
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Rarely have I had a gift where I felt I nailed it.
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She sang part of it for us, and gotta say ... nailed it.
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Uncle Sam nailed Nelly with a $2,412,2 federal tax lien in August.
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By March, Lil Nas X had nailed down the deal with Columbia.
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Paired with pearls and a red lip, she nailed old-school glamour.
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And you nailed the Elmore Leonard tone and vibe in your show.
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Nailed It is not the place to channel your inner Martha Stewart.
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There are no signs that the victim's wrists were nailed to the cross.
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If "Top Chef" doesn't work out, she just nailed down a weather gig.
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And the I.G. nails him on and should have nailed him on it.
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Our son was 5 days old before we had it officially nailed down!
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This is the speech that nailed the Republican wave, not the Democrat wave.
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Apple nailed it with phones, and became the richest company in the world.
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Photo: Adam Clark EstesDespite many tries, no company has nailed truly wireless earbuds.
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That day, I made it with sweet dough and nailed the tequila flavor.
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And the other one is nailed down by Pagan in left field. Oh!
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And that same year, she nailed her Barbie girl look with her husband!
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We're told she's done the song a hundred times, and has it nailed.
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It's still possible a doctor could get nailed for over-prescribing other opioids.
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"I get criticized about my costume, but I nailed that costume," she says.
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Tradition holds that he nailed the document to a door of a church.
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He was only worried about making sure he nailed his role as Chris.
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HP pretty much nailed the recipe to Christmas commercial success with this entry.
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You can bet if it was tofu and kombucha they would've nailed it.
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The director Dan Centrone nailed the vision, and the actors completely killed it.
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"Over the past few years we've basically nailed Asia's supply chain," he explained.
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In my testing, the Cloud Cam was reliable and nailed the important features.
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Now, all we have to do is add another Queer Eye-Nailed It!
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You've nailed it exactly, it's the problem that the average American consumer faces.
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Admirably, Johansson had to be aloof but not alienating, and she nailed it.
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She made a dope debut at Coachella and nailed her first Met Gala.
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Penn State kicker Jake Pinegar nailed two field goals in the second half.
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I really couldn't believe the L'Chaim Holiday Kitchen nailed it (see previous post).
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Oppo, however, has nailed it — the back of the phone really looks cool.
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Sure enough, Ponsi nailed it, and Domino's proceeded to double and then some.
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Payton and Lauvergne exchanged 213-pointers before Westbrook nailed a mid-range jumper.
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It looks like these ladies nailed the stoic-cowboy look in no time.
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That level of dedication has clearly paid off—many fans of Nailed It!
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Do I think Xiaomi has nailed every aspect of its Mi Mix superphone?
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Nailed to the tree trunk is a black board, where the beam terminates.
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CBO nailed the % of people who would gain coverage by 2016 under ACA.
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But while it nailed the essentials, Alexa isn't as "smart" as other assistants.
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Subscriptions make for a tough business and you've really nailed the ad model.
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"I think I nailed the Kim K. costume!" she captioned her Instagram photo.
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The Fly seems to have nailed its system right out of the gate.
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Ever go on a job interview and feel like you totally nailed it?
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People had been attempting to do that sound but Dwid really nailed it.
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He had his friend circle nailed down and wasn't looking to expand it.
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By this stage you should have nailed down your target market and customers.
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And it's Badger and Daubenspeck who were nailed by the SEC, not Bloom.
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She absolutely nailed it — before Tom Brady stole the rest of the show.
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In May, she completely nailed the "camp" theme for the 2019 Met Gala.
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It was an earlier young woman, one who rebuffed him, who nailed Andrei.
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"There's very few candidates I think really have any votes nailed down," Gov.
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The other thing that nailed me was weird repeated letters or letter combinations.
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He nailed the same shot on just the second take in our interview.
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The windows have been punched out, and the front door is nailed shut.
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Fans and competitors alike shouted encouragement as she nailed routine after big routine.
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"I thought maybe his boots were nailed down to the stage," Brooks said.
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A note was nailed to the church door: "Spring clean 2018," it read.
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His personal goal was to reach Cali by October, so he nailed that.
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Nothing is nailed down in this book, not even at the very end.
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Crowder rebounded and nailed the two free throws with 4.2 on the clock.
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Charlotte nailed four consecutive 17.83s during the comeback, two from center Frank Kaminsky.
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Petrausch says that Facebook and Instagram have pretty much nailed the discovery category.
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Because who doesn't like getting nailed by a high-pressure jet of water.
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It was that I'd seen a spot, imagined an outcome, and nailed in.
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This winter, originals including Sugar Rush and the Nicole Byer-hosted Nailed It!
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Like, my parents drove a Honda, and that was nailed home a lot.
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A plastic cover from a car battery, nailed to a tree, held soap.
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It has rejuvenated Cueto and Samardzija and nailed down Crawford and Joe Panik.
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He turned, toed the line, and nailed it with fingertips in his face.
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We thought we would have it nailed before dinner, but we did not.
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Not everyone agrees that the marriage plot's coffin has been definitively nailed shut.
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Almost a year lost, and Welbeck had nailed the winner as a late sub.
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Dabovic nailed a jump shot with 27 seconds remaining to help seal the win.
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She wanted to be dense, heavy and athletic, and she just really nailed it.
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Tyus Jones had 15 points and nailed all three of his 3-point attempts.
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PERINO: OK. WATTERS: Greg, what Obama would get hailed for, Trump gets nailed for.
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I just told her what to say and she nailed it, the first take.
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Then, she and her children mixed mortar, laid bricks, nailed wood, and handmade counters.
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On Wednesday the girls told PEOPLE they still hadn't nailed down their looks yet.
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I am just excited that Sessions came out of hiding and nailed a leaker.
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Clinton's campaign team, to their credit, had this plan nailed correctly at the time.
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Ballesteros nailed every detail about Emma — right down to her brow shape and freckles.
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It doesn't help that other shows have also nailed Doom Patrol's themes and feel.
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He's the one who nailed a bit of his, um, manhood to Red Square.
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Westbrook nailed it, cutting the Houston lead to just one with 18 seconds left.
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One representative in particular nailed down Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's position on many subjects.
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She nailed him on his tendency to play fast and loose with the facts.
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Breitbart thought it had nailed a joke about the impending end to net neutrality.
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And they were good; the gang nailed their routines with high-octane girl power.
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Chris and Scott nailed every answer, down to the exact phrasing the other used.
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Parisa Fitz-Henley is the spitting image of Meghan — and nailed her voice, too.
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Brad Boxberger allowed a run in the ninth but nailed down his 103th save.
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Selzer's final poll nailed the order: Kerry first, followed by Edwards, Dean and Gephardt.
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Atlanta nailed 33 from long range and was led by Taurean Prince's 24 points.
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The software nailed some of my chicken scratch, but failed to correctly convert others.
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I lost my favorite ring getting nailed by waves and I didn't even care.
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Fournier nailed a pair of free throws and the lead was cut to two.
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Ariana Grande and late rapper Mac Miller nailed their "Moonrise Kingdom" outfits in 2016.
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John McCain got nailed for suggesting capping the tax exclusion in his 2008 campaign.
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Back to the Future: Part II nailed FaceTime, but not the fashion of 2015.
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He nailed a runner from the foul line to send the game into overtime.
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This Pomeranian absolutely nailed its Batman impression at the 2013 Comic Con International convention.
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Green got nailed with his league-leading 14th technical foul in the first half.
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"When I gave him my number, I thought I really nailed it," she said.
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Once he nailed his dismount, he fell into the arms of his delighted coach.
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The movie that actually nailed the ethics part of AI was "Robocop" in 2628.
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"He nailed it in his category," said Sarah Weiner, the director of the awards.
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Gossip nailed him for a sleepwalker, punching holes in the bathroom walls without waking.
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The group seem to have nailed the location and shot, except for the weather.
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In the age of social media, celebrities have nailed the whole "I'm pregnant" announcement.
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She hired Kurt for a job at the publication after he nailed his interview.
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With the Galaxy Buds (8/10, WIRED Recommends), the company finally nailed the idea.
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As I mentioned earlier, Star and Dawson really nailed the packaging of this collection.
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The Honda driver nailed the front bumper, and to replace it ... an unreasonable $22,000!!!
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He hit his quad flip to get it started, then nailed the quad combo.
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After Foles threw an incomplete pass, Elliott nailed his kick right down the middle.
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If you're still waiting to buy tickets -- no date or venue's been nailed down.
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Opinion Columnist TEL AVIV — It was a referendum on him and he nailed it.
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Their initial model nearly nailed the 6003 million number, predicting 3.4 million new claims.
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"I think I nailed it…" The Morning Show premieres on Apple TV in November.
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But he studied the role for three and a half years and nailed it.
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Rogozinski describes a user who nailed a "YOLO" trade in forum&aposs early days.
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The hammer NAILed artwork to my walls, and my children and I were cheered.
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Ray's Try-On Thought Bubble: The personal styling service nailed it with this one.
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It's a yellow piece of paper nailed to the wall, near the front door.
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Are we better versed in the ways of fondant after a "Nailed It!" spree?
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Indeed, a bright sound is exactly what I like, and the Sonys nailed it.
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Thus, the results for both chaotic holiday cooking and season two of Nailed It!
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RUBIN I didn't feel like they had nailed the originality I was going for.
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And now he's back, hosting a reality baking show called "Nailed It" on Netflix.
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Based on what I heard from experts, I nailed down eight big policy ideas.
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Beyonce nailed the "I Dream of Jeannie" inspired ponytail at the 2015 Met Gala.
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As a result of your efforts, we nailed it and we won the deal.
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You not only nailed the look but you slayed tf out of that performance!!
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As I said in the moment, she's really… kinda nailin' the… nailin' the… nailed it.
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The Magic nailed eight 3-pointers during that stretch, three of those by D.J. Augustin.
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Swift nailed the Grammys' jump off with an epic performance of 'Out of the Woods.
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Melissa McCarthy nailed her Saturday Night Live impression of White House press secretary Sean Spicer.
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Ensuring the anvil perfectly nailed the cans required a couple of hit-and-miss attempts.
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That's why you're going into the weekend with a brand new batch of Nailed It!
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With images of preening cam performers, starstruck fans, and more, we'd say he nailed it.
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Once that is done, a timeline with specific steps and deadlines must be nailed down.
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We think it's safe to say that both of these cutie pies nailed the look!
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I am, once again, baffled by its wet appearance — they really nailed that print job.
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Plus, at 52, the standard-setting dancer nailed the challenging choreography power, grace and artistry.
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This was presumably taken just after Kate nailed Will in the face with a snowball.
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But hey, I nailed down my boyfriend working on the convention, so no complaints here!
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Serena nailed many of the techniques, like swaddling, but Ohanian had a bit more trouble.
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Phillip nailed the feather and the quotes of questionable origin, but Debbie has Coach's heart.
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You were given a small-ish project, and you nailed it — tell me about it.
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Simone Biles totally nailed it at the Gymnastics World championships, despite having a kidney stone.
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"This was our first look together and I think we nailed it," says the stylist.
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For example, these three white guys nailed their Migos costumes without corny wigs or facepaint.
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Some cool prizes (including $10,000) are at stake, but for the most part, Nailed It!
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They read the script together once before run-thru and Bernie pretty much nailed it.
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God sent Hitler down to kill the Jews because they nailed Jesus to the cross!
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Season 2Netflix's Nailed It Is A Cooking Competition Show Like You've Never Seen Related Video:
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Wesley Morris nailed this in his review of the film for the New York Times.
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Luckily, the USCCB nailed down some of the more common Lent-friendly options out there.
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Statham easily nailed it after he was nominated to give it a go by Mayer.
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Cheddar's Alex Heath nailed most of these features in a scoop about V2 last month.
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Reality: CBO nailed this one: 17 million gained coverage through Medicaid and CHIP in 2016.
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Mariah says the kids have been practicing the vocals ... and bravo, 'cause they nailed it.
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He liked it and I just said say whatever you like, and he nailed it.
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Clamber up a ladder through a doorway covered with a sloppily nailed piece of plywood.
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But the team at Ubisoft's Massive Entertainment has nailed the perfect risk-versus-reward cycle.
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I loved seeing this be a period piece, and Renae nailed the feel of it.
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Thankfully, Sean Glonek (from SRG Studios in NJ) is a master and nailed the production.
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Selena Gomez nailed down her come-hither look ... with a little help from her ass.
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Read These Stories Next:Netflix's Nailed It Is A Cooking Competition Show Like You've Never Seen
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But we just enjoy Samuel so much right now that we haven't nailed anything down.
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A tension which the xenomorph tracker, reminiscent of Cameron's motion sensor tracker in Aliens, nailed.
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The cops could have nailed Simpson right there, especially with the cut on his finger.
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Over the seasons, we watched rivalries form, sexual tension simmer, and dance moves get nailed.
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Smith has cited both Clueless and Gremlins as inspiration, and Depp thinks he nailed it.
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But, this is not the most improbable moment of "Nailed," as this episode is titled.
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Brooke nailed that question, while Gomez looked on shocked that anyone could remember such minutiae.
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But Andre Iguodala nailed a 3-pointer with seven seconds left to complete the scoring.
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If you are reading the opinion section of The Hill, you probably nailed both questions.
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"I nailed other weeks as well so I was not sure at all," he says.
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This, like Pokémon Go, really nailed pretty much every aspect of the game development process.
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Macon buried his first four attempts from long range and Barford nailed his first three.
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After the talk show host made a failed attempt at it, Witherspoon nailed the move.
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It ended when Mustafina nailed her dismount on her way to an eighth Olympic medal.
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Another company nailed something quickly that you guys have been trying to do for years.
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As you can tell from the clip above (skip to 3:45), he nailed it.
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After I nailed this, I knew it was time to open up my new restaurant.
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Lots of bad things can be said about WWE's camerawork, but they nailed it here.
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Dos Anjos nailed him with a good lead hand uppercut, one of McGregor's favorite punches.
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Once they nailed down a fabrication process, the researchers were able to automate the process.
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If you hadn't nailed it to the perch, it would be pushing up the daisies.
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One seller insisted that the answer is a bullet-resistant blanket nailed to classroom doors.
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When there was a good day of writing and he nailed it, you could tell.
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The mismatched pieces of wood, nailed together, resemble the wreckage that occurs after natural disasters.
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Amex nailed the basics by putting power outlets and USB ports at almost every seat.
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Polite nailed three 143-pointers in that surge, the last one with four seconds remaining.
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He nailed three 3-pointers and the Celtics hit 16 of 39 from long range.
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As Congress nailed down the final language in recent weeks, he prevaricated over backing it.
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Luckily I don't have to: "Friday Night Lights" nailed it, as it did most details.
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Now the drone strike that eliminated General Suleimani has almost certainly nailed that door shut.
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Given a second shot, Fairbairn nailed the kick and Houston took a 13-27 lead.
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Remarkably, Congress nailed some of its orderly lawmaking duties this week, and not insignificant ones.
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But somehow, to the surprise and chagrin of Judge Brett Kavanaugh's supporters, she nailed it.
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K., so maybe we'll do something else because I think you kinda nailed this one.
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Between the excellent keyboard and great trackpad, HP nailed the input devices on the Dragonfly.
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Entrepreneurship These beauty bloggers have nailed the perfect cat eye and the art of contouring.
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The following year, he nailed his scrotum to the pavement of Red Square in Moscow.
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As Soulja puts it ... she got nailed in a case of "wrong place, wrong time."
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As with most things relating to bread and cheese, the French really nailed this one.
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A calming color scheme and minimalistic layout is the way to go, and eharmony nailed it.
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Photo: GettyInstacart just nailed two of Silicon Valley's classic misbehaviors—blaming the machines and mistreating contractors.
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This was nailed either directly to the wood of the cross or to a wooden footrest.
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"He absolutely nailed his performance, and we loved every second of screentime we had with him."
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On Monday, James Greator perfectly summed up this phenomena in one viral tweet: Nailed it. pic.twitter.
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She also nailed the small details — like the fact that Spicer likes to swallow gum whole.
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She nailed the audition and made it to Hollywood for the final rounds of the competition.
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But Jessica Kiang, writing for The Playlist, nailed what might be The Bad Batch's biggest shortcoming.
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I am officially floored, if she wasn't perfect enough this has absolutely nailed her as #Belle!
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We've been talking about our childcare options for a while now, but haven't nailed anything down.
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Right off the bat, you can see Belkin nailed the Apple-esque aesthetic with this dongle.
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On the other hand, I thought his greatest moment was when he nailed her on TPP.
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Which is exactly what Until Dawn, the game in question, was going for and promptly nailed.
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On Friday, Legend nailed his La La Land medley rehearsal for Sunday's 89th Academy Awards ceremony.
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How to soothe them without making them feel emasculated is a balance I never quite nailed.
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Ashton Kutcher accidentally nailed a young man riding a scooter, sending him flying through the air.
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Zuckerberg said the Libra Association "hadn't nailed down policies" about whether anonymous payments are allowed. Rep.
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"You go to a restaurant and the table is nailed down to the ground," says Fabello.
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Cake fail comforts in episode 205For the most part when mistakes are made on Nailed It!
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Allusions to Nicole and Jacques' secret romance in episode 206Perhaps the best part of Nailed It!
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"In a barn situation, anything that isn't nailed down is subject to pilfering," Ms. Jackson said.
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WHEN the British election campaign started, a victory for Theresa May looked a nailed-on certainty.
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See more well wishes the stars shared for the holiday — Gwyneth Paltrow's daughter nailed her gift!
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With the concept, logo (thank you, Tristan Cross), and menu nailed down, it all comes together.
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Once you've nailed it down, the rest of the painting will start moving spontaneously around it.
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Let's go down memory lane and compare which actor and actress really nailed that royal vibe.
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" As Ms Byer says in one chaotic episode, "This is the 'Nailed It!' of TV shows.
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Part of the reason police nailed it is because they had the resources and some luck.
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Bill [Simmons, who hired Serrano to write for his site The Ringer] sort of nailed that.
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That's when we started trying, and I think we may have nailed it the first time!
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Though they don't have the exact date nailed down, the nuptials will take place this year.
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The brains behind 42Below vodka think they've nailed one of our biggest waste problems — cocktail goop.
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Benches cleared during Monday's Giants–Nationals game after Hunter Strickland nailed Bryce Harper with a pitch.
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He nailed two critical 3-pointers in a pivotal 18-73 run late in the game.
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A soundtrack played women's accounts of attacks and Ms Lacy nailed sheep kidneys to the wall.
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But Noah really nailed it when he explained why Trump shouldn't be messing with Eagles fans.
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Just as in season 1, the time period where Legion is set can't be nailed down.
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I shot a number of pictures with it, and it nailed the focus on each one.
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At the same time, it nailed the harmonies that made Miranda's musical such a massive success.
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"I wish I could have nailed the guy in 2002," said New Yorker journalist, Ken Auletta.
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Neil Patrick Harris' twins – Gideon Scott and Harper Grace – have nailed the whole Valentine's Day thing.
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With the Surface Go, Microsoft has really nailed the form factor for this type of device.
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After receiving her personal jersey, Luna was lifted by her dad and nailed the MLB tradition.
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The Dodgers got a sacrifice fly from Muncy in the ninth before Calhoun's throw nailed Bellinger.
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And she nailed the pop star look, too: windblown hair, a latex skirt, and neon sneakers.
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Hats off to this dude whose yearbook quote nailed my high school experience ✌🏼🔥 pic.twitter.
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The one-hop throw was perfect and nailed a sliding Merrifield by a matter of inches.
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Three contestants -- Wilbert, Charlotte and Zacharia -- all nailed the $10k, but that was just the start.
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We're not sure if Jackson really nailed Hannah's 20-something angst, but he was certainly enthusiastic.
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And, since the HBO gods still haven't nailed down a date, you'll have to check back.
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Scandal absolutely nailed what Fitz and Olivia would be like without all the drama of politics.
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According to Sheeran, Beyoncé was a total pro and nailed the song in just one take.
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But Westbrook nailed a pair of free throws to give Oklahoma City a 23-96 advantage.
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Pro-life leader Charmaine Yoest approved of Trump's answer: Trump just nailed the first #prolife question!
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Them coming together as a couple in general, not even the details I apparently nailed down.
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Profitability was the #goal, CEO Jack Dorsey told investors in February 2017, and Twitter nailed it.
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It was great to look at but it accelerated like it was nailed to the ground.
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It's really hard to watch and even think about, because I nailed so many in practice.
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After Clemson recovered a fumble on Nebraska's first possession, Igwebuike nailed a 21990-yard field goal.
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Sadly, that means we'll never get the incredible buddy comedy spinoff these two could have nailed.
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As he tells it, this Chevy has nailed something often important in the car business: excess.
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Middleton may not have red hair or a Scottish accent, but she has nailed Merida's style.
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YouTube star Liza Koshy dressed up as Mahatma Gandhi for Halloween, and she really nailed it.
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Forward Ryan Anderson, who finished with 18 points, nailed another 3-pointer on the next possession.
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"Karen never felt like she nailed it, and I didn't disagree with that," Mr. Karp said.
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You've pretty much nailed all I'm capable of doing, and I'm fairly abysmal at everything else.
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Overtly melodramatic lyrics, arpeggiated acoustic guitar, names like 'Your Eyes Are Bleeding' – she's got it nailed.
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"Only one activity would have nailed the whole act at the incipient stage," said the report.
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However, Paul nailed a trey with 22.9 seconds remaining to put Los Angeles up 113-107.
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Dion nailed the 2019 Met Gala theme in a campy look from Oscar de la Renta.
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"It is intended to say, 'We will go after anything that isn't nailed down,'" he said.
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Instead, I'm the guy who nailed a huge trend but missed it at the same time.
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He nailed the first three, but stumbled on the fourth, a planned quad-single-triple combination.
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Jonathan Bachman of Reuters has nailed the situation in this picture from the Baton Rouge protest.
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Verification in reverse is taking something that has been nailed down and introducing doubt about it.
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They couldn't have nailed it, I think, without the existence of social media, without those channels.
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Netflix is hoping to have a theatrical component for "The Irishman" nailed down by early summer.
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His one-hop throw to Lopez nailed Gleyber Torres, who was trying to score from third.
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READ MORE HERE >>Legendary investor Laszlo Birinyi nailed the 11-year bull market at every turn.
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Crosa got some redemption when he nailed a 44-yard field goal on the next possession.
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I had nailed down all of the details, but the client had minor last-minute tweaks.
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Ferjani Sassi nailed his kick past a diving Jordan Pickford, and the script looked eerily familiar.
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Woodward closed a fastbreak with a dunk and then nailed a jumper to cap the spurt.
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Gibbs nailed a 3-pointer with 1:04 left that put the Irish ahead by six.
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He didn't get much right, but Trump sure nailed the creepy part of the Halloween celebration.
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Brooks nailed five 3-pointers for Memphis, which outscored Phoenix 54-18 from beyond the arc.
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If his replacement hasn't nailed those powerful relationships, all bets for stability could still be off.
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" And then Druckmann says: And Gross says "That was great, I feel like he nailed it!
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A calming colour scheme and minimalistic layout is the way to go, and eharmony nailed it.
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I've amped up my self-care, which I thought I had nailed down my whole life.
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In the McCabe case, the opposite has occurred — the number-two in the Bureau got nailed.
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Tarasova and Morozov nailed a perfect throw triple loop to earn 80.82 points, their personal best.
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In June, he nailed the Cardinals' Lou Brock to protect a 6643-0, eighth-inning lead.
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And I think that's why we've nailed it and why our consumers love us so much.
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It was a modern version of the "I Dream Of Jeannie" ponytail, and she nailed it.
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These knee-slapping baking fails are actually the basis for a brand new Netflix series called Nailed It. Six episodes of the sarcastically named Nailed It premiered on Netflix this past Friday, and already viewers are captivated by this completely new kind of cooking competition show.
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But after we've nailed down all those things, there's still going to be uncertainty in the air.
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We found the best free web hosting companies and nailed down what makes them better than others.
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Cullen Melton has the latter part of the equation nailed down, but not so much the former.
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Dyson walked Nolan Arenado but nailed down his 20th save by getting Gerardo Parra to ground out.
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Kimye nailed the theme in 2014 celebrating couturier Charles James and both looked like Old Hollywood stars.
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"She really nailed it and I thought she did great," the actress later said of the performance.
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Virtue, for example, nailed Moir's celebrity crush down to the details (Reese Witherspoon in Walk the Line).
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Zach Von Rosenberg came in and nailed a 49-yarder that backed up Syracuse inside its 15.
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Collison made all three of his 214-pointers in the quarter, and Cousins nailed both of his.
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It was a drawing of a third-century amulet depicting a naked man nailed to a cross.
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Crowder hit a 3-pointer with 50.6 seconds left that nailed down the Celtics' 112-107 victory.
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There's no doubt Essential nailed the design, and I appreciate it more now than I did before.
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A year later, he performed Trans-Fixed (1974), in which he nailed himself onto a revving Beetle.
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I may not have nailed the bullseye yet, but at least I know what I'm shooting for.
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Legend nailed how the pap's racism fit into a long history of deplorable sentiments towards Black Americans.
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After Watkins scored, Poole scored three points and Brazdeikis nailed a jumper for a 251-24 lead.
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She was more than confident Sunday night, having nailed the run-through 25 times in a row.
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Perhaps, after all those years of being in the public eye, they've nailed that Royal Wedding etiquette.
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"They nailed the cloud," said Matt Howard, a venture capitalist at Norwest Ventures who monitors Microsoft closely.
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She's dead; nailed to a wall on stage, with knives dug into her, surrounded by bloody writing.
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Thirdly, I think you nailed it by describing it as being both evocative and kind of ridiculous.
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This baby (a contender for the world's cutest baby, we'd wager) has nailed the perfect morning routine.
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Then, navies nailed copper plates to the bottoms of warships to poison the larvae of sessile organisms.
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He also nailed consecutive 239-pointers to open up a 123-212 advantage with 232:231 remaining.
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Then there's Boyle, whose own joy unfolds as, through cheers and gasps, she's realizes she's nailed it.
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The voice of Estrella's mother emerges from an empty paper cup, followed by a long-nailed hand.
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He missed a couple shots, but whipped the pistol back out and nailed Niko for the win.
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The side rockets aimed for landing pads at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, which they nailed simultaneously.
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Furniture, clothes, guitars, stereo equipment, gold records – they took most everything of Dennis's that wasn't nailed down.
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After he fell asleep fully inebriated, she nailed his head to the ground with one fatal spike.
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Westbrook nailed both free-throw attempts and Oklahoma City kept the ball with 3:21 to go.
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" It was like -- and you know, I was waiting for him to just be like, "Nailed it.
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She also nailed her beauty look with a crisp red lip courtesy of Marc Jacobs' "Dashing" lipstick.
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Don't be distracted by that, because there are also people who just seem to have timing nailed.
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I get nailed in the leg with a line drive, which quickly turns into a gnarly bruise.
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They're hoping to get the casts nailed down by April, so they can premiere by late summer.
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While deeply embarrassed about being put on the spot, Foy went ahead and yes, she nailed it.
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Young people are yearning for non-algorithmic shit, which Telegram has nailed with its channels and memes.
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Despite not having a traditional American-style bridal party, Meghan's inner circle of friends nailed their looks.
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I didn't actually sing that song today but the 16 yr old girl that did, nailed it.
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Seventy-six percent nailed it, but 18 percent looked at that swirly 💩 and thought ice cream.
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Das took on America's choices from their president to their breakfast food, and pretty much nailed it.
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It seemed like it had nearly nailed the tablet, and with a little effort could perfect it.
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The company, which merged with Seamless in 2013, effectively nailed down the model in ways that Food.
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During last year's 'Deflategate' scandal, Patriots quarterback Tom Brady appeared at a press conference and nailed it.
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But after the de-toothing, Thomas nailed back-to-back three-pointers and spurred a Celtics comeback.
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On Nailed It, judges give out an A for effort for even the most inedible baked goods.
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Meanwhile, once nailed, owning stakes in Universal could also boost TME's sub-licensing income in western countries.
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The costuming and production design nailed the look and feel of the historical settings in Assassin's Creed.
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To see them tackle a concept they've already nailed so well in the past... it's great news.
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Humans have been waging war for a long time, but anthropologists haven't yet nailed down its origins.
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The reason Cramer turned to Boroden is she previously nailed calling the peak of the S&P.
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Peralta bounced a 21-216 pitch to second baseman Kolten Wong, who nailed Marte at the plate.
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The suspects in Safaree Samuels' armed robbery didn't get far before cops nailed 'em ... TMZ has learned.
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The indication that these efforts aren't completely nailed down inside of Apple might be part of that.
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He nailed it, and obviously we made a great decision because he's the discovery of the show.
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With just over 90 seconds to play, Harden nailed a dagger 3 for a 95-231 lead.
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The lava melted the plastic inside the drone camera, but not before he'd nailed some impressive shots.
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Though it's nowhere to be seen in the guide, Eavis is nailed down for a confirmed slot.
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After a Spurs miss, Durant came back down and nailed a step back jumper over Kawhi Leonard.
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I think we got a lot wrong about Mr. Trump, but I think we nailed Mr. Cruz.
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According to MTV, it was Lizzo's first ever performance at an awards show, and she nailed it.
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But umpires overturned the call, ruling that Lindor's cutoff throw nailed Holt before he touched the plate.
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"We nailed pit stops and restarts when it counted, and that put us in position," Keselowski said.
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With just over 90 seconds to play, Harden nailed a dagger 3 for a 95-88 lead.
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If you're the type of home baker who would be much more comfortable competing on Nailed It!
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But the day before their anniversary, Nathan was crossing the street and was nailed by a car.
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With Arsenal almost certain to finish as runners-up, PSG are nailed on to top the group.
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An interest rate hike in March from the US Fed must now be all but nailed on.
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She looks satisfied with herself for having nailed a tricky performance, and delighted at the audience's approval.
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The Nets (11-18) got a pair of free throws from Dinwiddie before Shamet nailed another 3.
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We're told the director was going for art and shock value, and we gotta say ... nailed it!
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He's even nailed how Trump stands, like his center of balance is somewhere off over the horizon.
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Dellin Betances allowed a ninth-inning single but nailed down the final two outs for the save.
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NAGS HEAD, N.C. — The plywood boards nailed over the windows of oceanfront houses rattled in the wind.
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Once she nailed the texture, she started on making a gourmet version of Bagel Bites' red sauce.
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"Every single nook of the market that is risk-oriented is getting nailed right now," he said.
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Placards nailed to shrapnel-ridden coconut and palmyra trees advertised motorcycles, tuk-tuks and tractors on lease.
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VCU's De'Riante Jenkins nailed a 14-pointer with five seconds remaining to tie the score at 69.
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A roster on a small wooden board nailed to a wall spells out washing or cooking duties.
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Designer and illustrator Katrin von Niederhäusern nailed this recreation of The Simpsons New Orleans food tour scene.
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By counteracting the damage with plenty of moisture, Verrelien nailed the art of the healthy hair transformation.
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But Mr. Baker views Brexit with trepidation, in part because so few details have been nailed down.
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There are reminders of things you can't do — skateboarding, smoking, parking — nailed to virtually every lamppost downtown.
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But one player needed to get nailed by a ball and knocked out of the game first.
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While he nailed down ventures in the Philippines, India and elsewhere, closing deals in Russia proved challenging.
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Lenovo really nailed the Smart Display's hardware, but the size might be a problem for some people.
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Letters To the Editor: You nailed it in "Louisiana's Big Step on Justice Reform" (editorial, July 19).
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A black-and-white photo-booth-style shot of the grandson has been nailed onto the painting.
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First of all, do you think that you've got this thing nailed, are you 100 percent confident?
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It takes something that's been nailed down and introduces doubt about it to release controversy and chaos.
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Were police waiting in the wings, a one-way ticket to the Hague if Stewart nailed him?
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She nailed the I Dream of Jeannie high pony and paired it with colorful plastic necklaces with charms spelling "Camp" as well as a matching manicure that had charms dangling from each nail featuring French fires, toothpaste bottles and telephones that nailed that fun, frivolousness sensibility of Camp.
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Nugent-Hopkins took a feed while on a two-on-one rush and nailed a short-side shot.
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The Globesman one was my favorite of the second season, I thought you guys just nailed that one.
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Even if you think you have that number nailed down, it can help to strategize with an advisor.
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Hammond joined her as Bill in an April sketch about the hopeful's campaign announcement, which the actress nailed.
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That's what Remix Mama (a Facebook page for mashup songs and trailer remixes) did and nailed it completely.
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But just when we thought we had the Trainor beauty look nailed, she up and flipped the script.
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On Twitter Wednesday, veteran US defender Ali Krieger nailed why Rapinoe got such a rise out of Trump.
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Creating should be fun — something Snapchat has nailed from the beginning, with a dead-simple UI and ephemerality.
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"Nailed the front piece to the back of it and moved it down the stairs himself," Grob testified.
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The Spitler repeater is still the only FRB source that has been nailed down to a particular galaxy.
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Jackson nailed a 3-pointer at the buzzer to cut Toronto's lead to 77-71 after three quarters.
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Luckily, the group nailed the performance — and caught it on video with no police interference (and no permit).
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Dope, Drug Lords, and The Toys That Made Us are also being renewed, as well as Nailed It!
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This past Friday, six episodes of Nailed It, a new kind of baking competition show, dropped on Netflix.
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The simple casket is lined with a mattress pad and has a wooden cross nailed to the top.
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I nailed my first interview and was asked to come in on a trial basis as a freelancer.
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Hart nailed a corner 3-pointer to give New Orleans a 115-112 lead with 1:883 remaining.
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The Oscar winner ended up doing Dusty Springfield's version of "You Don't Own Me." Nailed it too, obviously.
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This pup proves useful in case your fire alarm fails - she's got a hybrid woof/wail absolutely nailed.
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We worked with a stylist and she was amazing, we went shopping and she just nailed the look.
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And so for whoever's filling in, I want to make sure they get the parts nailed down exactly.
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Once Uber has nailed the experience in the U.S., it plans to roll it out to international locales.
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When asked if he occasionally sucks at parenting, this is how Ryan Reynolds responded: That's right, nailed it.
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But at last, royal fans get to see Meghan's take on evening gown glamour – and she nailed it!
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That's precisely why series like Queer Eye and Nailed It became the breakout hits they have for Netflix.
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Journalists at Bloomberg nailed down the murky legal and financial dealings of Billy McFarland, 25, the festival's organizer.
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Roku stocks are soaring after the company nailed its first earnings report since going public earlier this fall.
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Once you get that nailed down, the correct agency just does its job and enforces the appropriate rules.
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Those haters were probably most surprised of all when the network nailed its live adaptation of The Wiz.
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Joe Kernen: I'm immediately going to get nailed that you're funded by Exxon or by the hydrocarbon industry.
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I can get better, but I'm more confident as a singer and do feel I nailed these songs.
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Jet set: POTUS has finally nailed down his first foreign trip later this month, and it's a doozy.
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But this kind of food styling so beloved by Instagram is the absolute nailed-down incarnation of sprezzatura.
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Green nailed a 3-pointer at the buzzer to narrow Portland's advantage to 373-64 after three quarters.
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Even if you think you have that number nailed down, it can help to strategize with an advisor.
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Jazz masters really nailed the rhythm game and I think there's a lot to be learned from them.
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Protesters were loud, but never got physical with Kylie ... unlike those who nailed her sister, Kim, years ago.
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A sizable fish jumped out of the water and nailed Miroku right in the penis, Rocket News reports.
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Myers could have nailed Wolters at the plate but elected to try for an inning-ending double play.
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While it hasn't nailed down pricing, Lee says the goal is to target less than $20 per bottle.
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You may know me as someone who's been practicing how to say Buttigieg — I think I nailed it.
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LONDON — You know you've nailed Halloween when your Harry Potter-themed costume gets retweeted by J.K. Rowling herself.
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"I think they've nailed it," said Dr. Eric Rubin, a professor of immunology and infectious diseases at Harvard.
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Luther was buried in the Castle Church, on whose door he was said to have nailed his theses.
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But Citymapper has already nailed these details and has been doing the job better than Uber for years.
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Adrianne: IDK what Buzzfeed did but I thought the NYT kinda half nailed it and half boned it.
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That too is supposed to get nailed down sometime later this year, with committee meetings beginning next year.
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Forrest nailed a pair of 3-pointers and Kendall Lewis converted two layups to cap off the surge.
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Though he felt he "nailed" the challenge, he says he wasn't totally confident he'd be crowned the winner.
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Isaac nailed a 3-pointer and a dunk and the Seminoles (1-0) were just starting to roll.
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We lived in a house where the windows were nailed shut, and the radio and telephone were forbidden.
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Then Philadelphia guard Smith nailed a 15-foot jumper to tie the game with 23.9 seconds to go.
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Green nailed a 3-pointer at the buzzer to narrow Portland's advantage to 66-64 after three quarters.
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I saw them hate themselves when they missed a shot and exult when they had nailed the shot.
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This Welles isn't the tragic martyr — permanently nailed to a celluloid cross — his devotees once saw him as.
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If you love reality competition shows and are looking for a few laughs, "Nailed It!" has you covered.
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January: Meghan Markle nailed maternity style in this red Sentaler coat with matching heels for a royal engagement.
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Kocian performed one of the most difficult routines at the Games, and nailed it, scoring a stellar 15.933.
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A simple count of the total number of searches has nailed the early Republican results with uncanny accuracy.
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Britney performed live at the awards show for the first time since her 2007 debacle ... and nailed it.
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At least, that's how Brother Vellies designer Aurora James (a bona fide pro at world travel) nailed it.
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Each episode, unskilled competitors go head-to-head for a $10,000 cash prize and the prestigious Nailed It!
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It's strange -- Tom appeared to have nailed this exact scene last week, unclear why he did it again.
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For what has historically been a completely linear series, Gears 5 nailed the addition of open world content.
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It is a pleasant complex with whimsical birdhouses nailed to the surrounding trees and cozy, pine-lined rooms.
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Piece by piece we nailed them together like a puzzle before covering the roof with the new tarp.
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Jordan Tucker nailed a 238-pointer to raise the advantage to 230-41 at the 12:17 mark.
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DeMar DeRozan nailed a jumper for San Antonio and Forbes canned another to tie the game at 111.
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The trial established some crucial facts, yet the larger truth in war is not so easily nailed down.
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The fingerprint that nailed them was on a cellphone detonator tied to a bomb that had not exploded.
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The police nailed a back door shut so that there would only be one way out, she said.
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Professional divers — like, competed in the freaking Olympics divers — took on the Avengers pool challenge and nailed it.
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When McCaffrey nailed the 217-pointer, Iowa (215-13, 21-211 Big Ten) was off to the races.
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"Markets don't believe the unit economics of these companies are nailed down, that's what we're seeing right now."
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Cecil Flores New York City When Nussbaum wrote that academic feminism spoke only to élites, she nailed it.
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Netflix wraps up the week's yuletide-ready content parade on November 22 with the debut of Nailed It!
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However, when asked if they had nailed down a date for the visit, Kuleba said they had not.
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By halftime, the Philadelphia lead was 63-48, as Stauskas nailed a long 3-pointer at the buzzer.
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The next year, he nailed four clear Dannon yogurt lids to four walls of the Marian Goodman gallery.
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After the Heat got a stop on the other end, Jimmy Butler then nailed the game-tying 3.
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Bakari Evelyn nailed a corner 3-pointer to lower the margin to 74-70 with 2:21 left.
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This year's theme's not as obvious as last year's "Heavenly" bash ... but as usual, Gaga still nailed it.
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Rebecca Alexander's worst experience dining while large happened just after she nailed a promotion at a nonprofit organization.
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But when the DOJ offers a plea deal, the details aren't always fully nailed down, according to Anderson.
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"Nochlin nailed the problem four decades ago," wrote Eleanor Heartney in a 2015 tribute to the art historian.
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Comaneci was only 103 years old when she nailed this routine, getting the highest-ever score in gymnastics. 5.
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As boys, the brothers nailed together shipping crates for their father, who paid them $4003 for every 100 crates.
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"He said, 'Son of a bitch, if I had had this, I could have nailed that bastard,'" Keegan recalls.
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And while he also nailed "Tinder" and "Making Out," when it came time to "Twerk" the Neighbors star stalled.
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My door was nailed shut on the day I was sworn in as lieutenant governor at the State Capitol.
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As expected, the Grammy and Oscar winner totally nailed the theme — and won the red carpet in the process.
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Her roof is metal sheeting nailed onto wooden two-by-fours because she couldn&apost afford to build stronger.
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Chuck is sick—something "Nailed" reminds us of, at least visually, more than perhaps any other episode this season.
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That means eschewing the cowboy aesthetic and opting for a more casual look, nailed by Google CEO Sundar Pichai.
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When Leslie nailed Ygritte's final "You know nothing, Jon Snow," it wasn't just an impressive feat of character storytelling.
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The second was Rambo: First Blood Part II. Then they finally nailed it with the third installment: Rambo III.
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From the smoking effect of the wand to their dramatic entrance, they nailed every aspect of the style transformation.
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Vucevic nailed a jumper from the top of the key to make it 105-101 with 1:44 left.
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Kelly posted a video of the work in progress, and honestly, she pretty much nailed the unicorn hair trend.
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He may not have kids of his own, but Leonardo DiCaprio already has the whole dad role nailed down.
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But this time, in Kansas City, she nailed it — it's quite literally the first part of her incredible routine.
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"He practiced every day" subtitles a photo of a person's bloody hand, nailed to the wall through its fingernails.
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This egg pillow nailed the details from the fried parts of the white to the sheen on the yolk.
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Senator Flake (R-AZ) tells Politico the legislation is "coming up" but that specific timing hasn't been nailed down.
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ColorWare seems to have completely nailed the look, down to making sure the optional Joy-Con strap attachments match.
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Still, Georgia rallied and eventually cut the deficit to 217-25 when Rayshaun Hammonds nailed a 25-point jumper.
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The reigning Ivy League champs shot 40.3 percent from the floor and nailed 11 of 27 3-point attempts.
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You know, for a little situational awareness so you don't get nailed by a bus while crossing the street.
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But it was in a column he wrote for kids in which he nailed the appeal of DXing, shockingly.
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Late night chats while doing the dishes or the look on someone's face when you've really nailed a gift.
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With this approach, Rowling nailed how to do the perfect spinoff: change the setting and focus on new characters.
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The Cowboys took the opening kickoff and went 43 yards before Dan Bailey nailed a 50-yard field goal.
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Having nailed down its coordinates, astronomers can rule out a theory that JR1 is some sort of Plutonian satellite.
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The Spice Girls nailed the most important style lesson of Santa's wardrobe: keep it oversize and keep it comfy!
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Rosas later nailed a 214-yard field for a 21-222 lead with 219:210 left in the second.
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That said, I often found myself struggling to see if nailed focus just by looking at the phone's screen.
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"[Michael] Bloomberg nailed it: vote for the sane and competent one," a national staffer for Bernie Sanders tells me.
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It feels like when we nailed it, it's when you feel like the entire world is made of pins.
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Cries of "Ole Ole" broke out as Lowry then nailed his approach on the 17th before another birdie dropped.
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Porn's version of the Oscars announced Monday they've nailed down Wayne as the musical guest for the January event.
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Rousey nailed it in the end, of course, with a little help from Kate McKinnon, Selena Gomez … and cake.
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So, you can see how the college bribery indictment -- which nailed Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin -- hit a nerve.
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"Fast N' Loud" host Richard Rawlings just nailed the company that markets O'Reilly Auto Parts for underhanded business practices.
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The judge denied the defense motion, and unless we're missing something, the admission could have nailed Cosby's coffin shut.
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No word if he passed on his first try, but we'd love to know if he nailed this question:
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Finau's birdie on the par-three 16th narrowed it to one but Garcia nailed his putt on the 17th.
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Macy stopped short of calling "Boogie Nights" his favorite flick, but sounds like he thinks Walhberg nailed the role.
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We've nailed the ABC's of making sure customers have a great experience of food and that involves operational finesse.
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But the game's sole developer, Karolis Dikcius, has really nailed the atmosphere and structure of the Lynchian thriller-mystery.
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In his own back-handed way, George Bush did, too—he nailed a certain "I'm an ordinary guy" style.
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He nailed a trey with 20:22016 left before the break to give Wichita State a 217-22 lead.
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Now, two years later, we have the SP-2, and it finally feels like Fujifilm has nailed the execution.
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Neon is tough for cameras to capture, and the OnePlus 6T completely nailed it compared to the Pixel 3.
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I doubt I was aware at the time how well I had the smug poet/intellectual look nailed down.
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Likewise, Sony's iconic gamepad pretty much nailed the design, if not the first then certainly the second time around.
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Feeling she nailed the meeting, a beaming Kim links up with Jimmy, who's scoping out an office for them.
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Rising housing costs have squeezed out families whose political loyalties had been nailed down, often through patronage, for generations.
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Once he had the basics nailed, Knight took more time finessing his Spanish skills by beefing up his grammar.
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He concedes that we haven't nailed down the velocity part, which is going to become important to these calculations.
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SCHULTZ: I CAN'T BE NAILED DOWN TODAY ON THE SPECIFICS OF WHAT I MIGHT OR MIGHT NOT RUN FOR.
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But Honda has nailed it with the 10th-generation cabin that offers a healthy balance of buttons versus touchscreen.
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The last time I used it, it nailed the time of my flight's departure, almost down to the minute.
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"I asked them to get the hardest Office trivia possible known to man and she nailed it," said Wilson.
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Indeed, Hemmerstoffer and 91 Mobiles&apos renders for the Galaxy S10 nailed every perceivable detail about the exterior design.
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LF Marcell Ozuna hit a grand slam and also nailed a runner at the plate in another big performance.
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SpaceX has yet again nailed a droneship landing of one of its rockets in its 2060th flight this year.
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She completely nailed Adele's "Hello" intro, but struggled a bit with two legendary singers: Lady Gaga and Barbra Streisand.
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You can bring a complaint if you find out that it's rent stabilized, and the landlord could be nailed.
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We just nailed all those ideas that we had been dancing around with different versions of trying different things.
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She talks to Broadly about her beguiling drama and how she nailed its strange in-between feeling of adolescence.
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Would it really sabotage its own driver, giving up a nailed-on Grand Prix victory, to manipulate this outcome?
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Toronto could try to trade pretty much whoever isn't nailed down and young, but the options are fairly limited.
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He also sent death threats, including a photo of the Italian's face nailed to a coffin, Bleacher Report says.
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So whether it was a philosophy of contact versus power, they drafted high and they nailed the right guys.
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But with 163:20 left, Martin nailed a 3 of his own to bring Nevada within one, 64-63.
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They thought the wood could be removed easily, but every plank was securely nailed, so they painted it instead.
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Because this film absolutely nailed the single most important thing a new Ghostbusters movie needed to get right: casting.
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Practice makes perfect -- Secret Service agents nailed a White House jumper Wednesday, and this time it went like clockwork.
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Thus, basketball operations personnel called in favors, nailed down contingencies, estimated traffic patterns, and secured any court time, anywhere.
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The Chicago Bulls beat the Brooklyn Nets 101-99 when Butler nailed a step-back jumper at the buzzer.
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We had traded sporadic messages for weeks, trying to coordinate a meeting, and had finally nailed down a time.
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"We have nothing nailed," said Armstrong, when asked about CEO Marissa Mayer's role after all is said and done.
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Sevastova served well and played aggressively even on the match points, three of which she nailed with daring winners.
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" But it holds the attention with the sharp-nailed grip of a governmental soap opera like "House of Cards.
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Hosts Nicole Byer and Jacque Torres return to Netflix tomorrow, Wednesday, April 1, and, as usual, each Nailed It!
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Windows in the ministry's group homes were nailed shut and doors locked with multiple dead bolts, the indictment said.
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All this would constitute a tangible sum to invest in decarbonising industry, transport and homes, were it nailed down.
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The Saturday Profile Talented but eccentric, Pyotr A. Pavlensky once nailed his scrotum to the cobblestones in Red Square.
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"Last night about 4 in the morning, we nailed a mailbox," Mr. Modisette said as he steered the boat.
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Jordan Goldwire drained a 257.7 for Duke, but the Tigers broke the press and Newman nailed a corner 249.
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Jim kind of wrote that script around three and a half years ago, and just kind of nailed it.
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After nearly two years in the first-lady spotlight, she notably nailed a practical look down to the footwear.
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Hamill gleefully saying, "Ooh, I just nailed that guy!" after battering an enemy to death with his trusty pickaxe.
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Left fielder Jace Peterson's throw home nailed Descalso, but the runner was ruled safe because of the obstruction call.
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According to Singer, he nailed Mercury's particular idiolect, or the very specific manner of speaking that each person has.
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On the way home, two kids nailed me in the back, hard, with icy snowballs from atop a bridge.
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I head home and spend the night watching more Nailed It while I eat avocado toast and drink Malbec.
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Microsoft nailed the AR user interface and Magic Leap is doing incredible stuff in terms of AR image quality.
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It's hard to feel confident in the idea of autonomous air taxis when we haven't even nailed autonomous cars.
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I nailed the technique in about three tries and kept cooking it as written for a number of months.
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Winston nailed back-to-back 3-pointers and scored eight consecutive Michigan State points for a 58-45 lead.
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Rihanna gave one of her fans an "Idol" chance to sing in front of thousands ... and he nailed it.
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We're a bunch of moms and dads at our kid's recital—and our kid just totally nailed her solo.
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Redick curled around a screen, grabbed the inbounds pass, and nailed the jumper at the buzzer for the win.
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On this occasion, however, Lawler let him weave and nailed him with a left straight as he came up.
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Meryl Streep is a masterful actress and costume chameleon — after all, she's dressed up as Donald Trump (and nailed it).
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Doing a decent impression of Siri is a high-flying goal for some, but a Maryland rapper has nailed it.
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Alex Robert Ross spent two years trying to draw the Blink logo onto his schoolbooks but never quite nailed it.
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" "I still remember seeing Janine coming out in that red coat and that fedora and thinking, 'Wow, she nailed it.
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And when it finally steps in to course correct, it somehow makes you feel like you nailed the turn yourself.
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They eventually nailed down 19 gestures - including rolling over or jumping up and down - which appear to carry a message.
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And give it up for Kendall ... who nailed the punk rock attire with her own take on a Powerpuff Girl.
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And though the behavior is widespread, scientists haven't nailed down exactly how spiders are able to take to the skies.
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Looking past the mess the apparent threesome had left, they stole almost everything that wasn't nailed down in the apartment.
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" He said "global warming is dead, nailed into its coffin one devastating disclosure, defection and re-evaluation at a time.
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Nailed to the surrounding space, the dizzying strings of Kazuko Miyamoto's untitled 1972 installation shimmer as we move around them.
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Statham nailed it after he was challenged by Mayer, who also aced it in an Instagram video of his own.
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That's one thing I thought the film adaptation of Fences absolutely nailed (among many others: see its four Oscar nominations).
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" Glusman proposed to Kravitz in late February during the couple's trip to Paris, and she said he totally "nailed it.
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Although the duo has not yet nailed down a specific wedding date, their eyes are set on sometime in 2017.
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But so what that she nailed perhaps TV's most pressure-packed singing competition when most kids are sweating geometry finals?
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But if analysts have nailed the soybean yield, 2016/17 soybean carryout could be on its way down as well.
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Witherspoon has also nailed the idea that each of her brands should empower women; Draper James works with Girls Inc.
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Despite a number of Kickstarters and even a few products that are coming to market, nobody has nailed it yet.
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"Martin still hasn't quite nailed it at test level but again we think he has some good qualities," Hesson said.
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On the opening possession of the fourth, Eric Gordon nailed a 3-pointer to extend the advantage to 100-70.
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Meek Mill had an expensive Saturday night after his Rolls-Royce Phantom got nailed in a crash with an Uber.
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There's a certain rhythm to the appearance of bonfires in a Dark Souls game, which the first games nailed perfectly.
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Meanwhile, the gang has also been watching Nailed It on Netflix, which features plenty of horror shows of its own.
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We rehearsed that scene weeks in advance and tweaked and tweaked, and the girls just nailed it on the day.
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The premise of Nailed It is based on the internet meme of people epically failing recreations of elaborate online recipes.
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All along the way, my pole teacher was gentle and kind, and truly excited when I nailed a new move.
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Their sturdiness comes from the metal roof and the container being nailed into a pier and then a beam foundation.
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From the face tattoos and facial hair, to the wardrobe and, ahem, "accessories," Ora completely nailed her Post Malone look.
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Still, it's pretty hard to be mad at JT ... and if you ask us, he totally nailed Sandler's famous swing.
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The Hawks shot 53.3 percent despite a 763-for-20 start, and nailed 13 of their 31 280-point attempts.
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" He also nailed his own privilege, saying that as a cis man that "transitioning is a struggle I cannot imagine.
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That hasn't happened yet, but a post on their website claims to have nailed over 40 economic indicators for February.
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News of the deal was first reported earlier this month, but the terms have not been nailed down until now.
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A lovely person on the internet filmed a parrot singing Sia's "Chandelier" — and the bird actually nailed the pop song.
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"I don't think anyone has it quite nailed yet," said James Burgess, co-founder of non-profit stool bank OpenBiome.
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I was optimistic the whole week to see where he would land, and he really nailed it all week long.
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Justin and the auctioneer reference the car's history ... among other things, it was nailed by paparazzi on an L.A. freeway.
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George nailed two 3-pointers during that stretch, and George Hill and Ian Mahinmi each contributed a three-point play.
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But illustrator Maritza Lugo and writer Danielle Sepulveres completely nailed it with their series imagining Disney princesses in Trump's America.
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Read These Stories Next:Chrissy Teigen "Nailed" Her Second Cookbook & It's All Thanks To LunaChrissy Teigen Just Finished Her Second Cookbook
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Some were bigger than others, but we nailed them month after month as part of our agreement with the players.
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While the killings remain unsolved, cat flaps are being nailed closed, pets shut indoors and difficult news kept from children.
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Most viewers saw Queen B's performance as a homage to Black pride and history — and think she totally nailed it.
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The little girl was offered the chance to participate in an MLB tradition: throwing the first pitch — which she nailed!
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Insiders say the issue of automotive content has to be nailed down before an agreement in principle can be struck.
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And they pretty much nailed its design around the turn of the 20th century when private bathrooms became the norm.
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In my opinion, Teigen's recipe has totally nailed the perfect balance of banana and chocolate — neither flavor was too overpowering.
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He tied the score when he grabbed a rebound after his own missed free throw and nailed a baseline jumper.
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There has been some discussion that the House Judiciary Committee might reconvene sooner, but sources say nothing's been nailed down.
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To the extent that it means making something that will appeal to a wide range of viewers, she's nailed it.
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When Green nailed a corner 23-pointer with 220:23 remaining in the first half, the Rockets led 216-213.
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It got a bit closer when Tucker nailed a 50-yard field goal with 11 seconds left in the half.
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For some reason, you're still there, grinding your teeth hours later, light pouring in, nailed to the dancefloor sheer inertia.
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OPEC's nailed down a deal to cut production, which means about 1.2 million fewer barrels a day starting in January.
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Whether they donned a floor-length gown or kept it casual in a short dress, these brides completely nailed it.
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Until then, I'll be skipping Insatiable in favor of those busted cakes on Nailed It—ice cream pint in hand.
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If I'm wrong as a reporter, I get maligned on Twitter and nailed to the wall by the public editor.
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The timeline: GOP leaders and negotiators plan to have a final agreement nailed down by the end of this week.
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Imagine finding out Philadelphia Eagles superstar Fletcher Cox nailed your smokin' hot wife and wanted her to have his baby.
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The science behind your emblazoned anchor, sparrow or world map of places you've traveled has never fully been nailed down.
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Olsen nailed the shield to a wooden board, where it can be rolled up and mounted above a classroom door.
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It will all take some time before the results are nailed down with specificity enough to settle the delegate count.
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She established herself abruptly in London four years later with "Penis Nailed to a Board," her first solo gallery show.
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A leathery trunk is a community billboard, with ads nailed to it for a plumber and an apartment for rent.
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On "Recent Developments," his 20th album, the compositions are detailed and multifaceted, but nothing feels nailed down or tightened up.
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Evan Rachel Wood felt she nailed her audition for Frozen 2 for one special reason — she received a standing ovation!
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Instead of getting a stand for their Christmas tree, Bezos says the tenants nailed the tree into the hardwood floor.
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They outpaced the Rockets in the paint 28-20 and nailed 7 of 11 3-point attempts before the break.
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Meanwhile, Bradley nailed three straight 3-pointers, turning the middle one into a four-point play when he got fouled.
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I headed to the bathroom and discovered that the toilets were shockingly clean (Germans really have nailed public washroom cleanliness).
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Ariza also nailed a 33-pointer in the run, which produced a 23-248.1 lead midway through the third period.
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Because if you think you've nailed each one, but then two of them are actually multiplied, that's a bad outcome.
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Even with the order of operations nailed down, each encounters unique challenges and no plan is one-size-fits-all.
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Television-wise, there are new, holiday-focused seasons of The Great British Baking Show, Magic for Humans, and Nailed It!
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Incredibly, it was his first attempt at the height in the meeting and he nailed it with room to spare.
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The move comes a week after Democrats nailed down a time for Whitaker to testify before Congress on Feb. 8.
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" Lofgren agreed, singling out a case cited Monday by Justice Stephen Breyer that "really nailed it on the standing issue.
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Markannen's winning points came after Fournier nailed a 3-pointer with 6.3 seconds left to put Orlando ahead 242.2-212.
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Jake Elliott nailed a 48-yard field goal with 1:05 remaining to give the Eagles an eight-point edge.
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Florida trailed 37-26 in the early minutes of the second half before forward Justin Leon nailed a 21-pointer.
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I made all the objects in a month, dismantled them, trucked them to 57th Street, and nailed them back together.
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James dunked with 2:20 left and nailed a 6-footer with 1:20103 remaining for a 117-108 lead.
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The man who stabbed Morgan Freeman's step-granddaughter 25 times dodged a murder conviction ... but still got nailed for manslaughter.
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It took special effects artist Trent Taft months to put this thing together ... but we gotta say, dude NAILED it.
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I know we didn't see him perform in the episode, but he was the only dog that nailed all his tricks.
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Benedict Cumberbatch has nailed the art of portraying strange on-screen, so it's no surprise he shines as Marvel's Doctor Strange.
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Australia: Calling everyone your mate Once you've mastered how to call people your mate, you've finally nailed the whole Aussie thing.
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While all of the actors nailed their parts perfectly, Faison admitted to the magazine that he didn't exactly understand his character.
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This time, she was after Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's tousled shoulder-length lob, and it's safe to say that Marjan nailed it.
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And while drone maker Ehang Egret nailed the first showing, its second go-round a few days later wasn't as smooth.
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To be honest, I don't think any game tied to 20th Century Fox's continuing franchise has quite nailed its interactive potential.
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Some of these features could use updates, but there are other things that Google has nailed, right out of the box.
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The shock photographer nailed the final shot in his "Provocateur" series when he set fire to the trunk valued at $15,000.
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It also helps that Luckin has nailed powerful partners like food delivery giant Meituan Dianping after Starbucks teamed up with Ele.me.
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Burden, Abramović, and their progeny treat the human frame like a canvas — an object to be nailed, sewn, slashed, and stapled.
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Now that Zenly has nailed down the core feature (location sharing), the startup can add social layers on top of it.
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He also took the PK, and absolutely pinpoint nailed it off of the post to zag behind the wrong-footed keeper.
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She nailed it so well that I feel like she knows me extremely intimately because of how she portrayed this character.
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Because those effects shots are so wildly expensive, they've got to be nailed down ahead of time so they budget it.
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I have to say, North Korea has pretty much nailed the character and mentality of the man they are dealing with.
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The junior guard distributed an assist to Andrew Jones, who nailed a 3-pointer at the buzzer for the halftime edge.
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The Stanley family nailed what it's like to raise two rowdy boys in the card they sent out this holiday season.
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Rockets interim coach J.B. Bickerstaff got nailed with a technical foul along the way, accounting for one of Thompson's foul shots.
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Former WWE superstar Shad Gaspard nailed a real-life takedown of an armed robber Saturday night at a Florida convenience store.
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Debra Tate tells TMZ ... after attending the premiere of Quentin Tarantino's 9th film Monday, she can officially say Margot nailed it.
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Wolf & Shepherd's dress shoes nailed both, which is why we named them the most comfortable dress shoes you'll wear last year.
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Pitt has got this one nailed down — there is no competition really, even with Academy-favorite Al Pacino in the running.
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Performing Swift's 2008 hit "You Belong With Me," Vigor nailed Swift's confidence and performance swagger, right down to her facial expressions.
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Today, that's also true for a lot of the white-collar crimes that corporate executives sometimes—albeit rarely—get nailed for.
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I was going to try to make a Picasso blue period pin but you did it first, and you nailed it.
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Stereotypes, including Brooklyn hipsters, Japanese salarymen, warm-beer-drinking Brits and, of course, gung-ho "Austrayans," are nailed along the way.
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Looking at the 6-meter-wide target area and the dark splotches, it would appear that Hayabusa2 nailed the landing site.
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I nailed my range on 68 percent of my strides on my first run and did slightly worse on subsequent runs.
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Without calling a timeout, the Celtics rushed the ball up the court, and Hayward nailed a 9-footer for the winner.
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According to Sloss, Google Cloud lost nearly a third of its traffic, which is why third parties like Shopify got nailed.
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Since I became a parent, no one has nailed that insatiable feeling better than Adlon and C.K. did with that scene.
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Then advancing on long A, he grabbed an easy headshot and then nailed two more, coming just shy of an ace.
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"I vividly remember the moment I finally nailed it, when the whole family declared simultaneously, 'This is it,&apos" she says.
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"It was important for us to make sure we really nailed it," Howard told The Verge of their pre-Grammys preparation.
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We also managed to sneak in a quiz question, so read until the very end and see whether he nailed it.
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Unless he is known as the one who had himself crucified (nailed through the hands to the roof of a Volkswagen).
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It took a long time for Lexus to roll out a turbocharged mill, but they nailed it on the first go.
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I love the idea of a thin and lightweight laptop, and HP has really nailed the design with the EliteBook Folio.
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The projectile nailed Canadian stunt man Ryan Stock in the collarbone, though it didn't appear to burn or penetrate his flesh.
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Bogdanovic nailed a long, straightaway 3-pointer to give the Kings a 119-115 lead with 1:03 remaining in overtime.
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When it resumed, Hamilton had to pit to fix a loose headrest, losing what had looked like a nailed-on victory.
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The red-nailed finger turns up again in "Token," as the tail of a winding, pale snake on a dark background.
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Moody nailed a 30-yarder during the first minute of the second quarter to reduce the Hoosiers' lead to 7-6.
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AOC kind of nailed that, and I'm hoping she and I can sit down and talk supply-side economics very soon.
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"The Amazing Race" (CBS)"American Ninja Warrior" (NBC)"Nailed It" (Netflix) *"RuPaul's Drag Race" (VH1)*"Top Chef" (Bravo)"The Voice" (NBC)
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DeRozan nailed two 3-pointers in the final minute as the Raptors took a 100-72 lead into the final stanza.
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It's definitely something many women, young and old, aspire to, so if that's what Vaquera was going for, it nailed it.
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Baldwin then appeared as Donald Trump and right away nailed the impersonation and even accused Clinton (McKinnon) of stealing his microphone.
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Nohl nailed the originals on the walls; the reinstallation will use a hanging system so pieces can be removed without damage.
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There's something to be said for a game knowing the right amount of time to stick around, and Headlander nailed that.
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And MacGowan has nailed that elusive, pitch-perfect Internet Ugly aesthetic so many of us try and fail to, well, replicate.
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Bonus fun: Justin told us how he nailed the perfect level of drunkenness to play the mad scientist on his show.
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These sorts of learning and effects systems are hard to do right but Fret Zealot seems to have nailed the formula.
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Though not as overtly illustrative as his earlier works, some include figures made of thin metal strips nailed into the surfaces.
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Kim Kardashian nailed her various looks, including as Elle Woods, and Kourtney Kardashian embodied a campy TV persona from the '50s.
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Two passes to Scott Orndoff put Pitt within range, and Blewitt nailed the kick to send the Panthers into a frenzy.
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Trixie, who nailed every line she got in, was clearly frustrated and started talking trash about Milk right to her face.
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Netflix posted the "Nailed It!" holiday special this weekend, and let me tell you, I have never clicked on anything faster.
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The Bears' all-time leader in points and field goals made, he shouted at their sideline after he nailed the winner.
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Mr. Sanders nailed down the early endorsement of his fellow Vermont senator, Patrick J. Leahy, who supported Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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These are writerly men confident that they've nailed women's psyches, all because of how single-mindedly they want to nail women.
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Ms. Jones was born in Birmingham, England, and initial impressions indicate she may not have nailed Ms. Ginsberg's distinctive Brooklyn accent.
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Kameron and Cracker, as ever, made solid showings, and Aquaria, in an upset, held a Tiffany box and nailed Melania Trump.
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After three or so takes, with Mr. Michalek counting aloud to seven each time, I felt I hadn't quite nailed it.
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But the surprise is exactly how well they nailed translating a sort of 2D multi-media look into three-dimensional space.
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There were mistakes and timing issues, and I was so sad because he really did have it nailed the day before.
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Toda said one candidate nailed this interview question by simply admitting he had never given critical feedback to his boss before.
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Harden was 8 of 16 from deep while Austin Rivers, Gerald Green, P.J. Tucker, and Gary Clark nailed two treys apiece.
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Well, here it is: "Nailed It!" is like "The Great British Bake Off" — if the contestants didn't know how to bake.
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Instagram nailed the concept with a single list you edit as needed, though people don't know if they're added or removed.
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Rice never turns out right on the stove, but the Instant Pot has nailed that moisturized-but-not-too-sticky texture.
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Demi Lovato gave fans chills when she nailed her performance of the national anthem just before Super Bowl LIV on Sunday.
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There are white signs nailed up outside the Village Craftsmen showing the high-water mark of storms going back to 1985.
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Thermoball Eco Parka, available at The North Face and Zappos, $138The North Face nailed lightweight, toasty insulation with their Thermoball jackets.
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Embiid then nailed his second 763-pointer of the game from the top of the circle, putting Philadelphia ahead to stay.
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I nailed the older boy in the back of the head and he cried out, spun around furiously to face me.
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"The CEO before me said go into the fit room and don't come out until you have nailed fit," Muñoz said.
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Ganados, who ended up winning the costume challenge with her show-stopping silver dress, really nailed the details of her look.
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We nailed a hummingbird feeder to the fence, and it swarmed with black-chinned and broad-tailed hummingbirds on summer nights.
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Connor Assalley nailed a 212-yard field goal to give the Cyclones their first lead of the game at 213-228.
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A wooden panel nailed into the earth blocked the entrance to a tunnel where authorities say they found Abdul-Ghani's remains.
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However outlandish Priestley's ideas about time, he totally nailed a future truth in his creation of this furiously vengeful arriviste bully.
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He nailed a series of extremely difficult tricks in this 100% run, and wasn't far off pace for a world record.
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I saw Jesus nailed to the cross, and I understood that we can carry the burden of the suffering around us.
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One major sidequest nailed a string of physical comedy gags—which is a feat, given how broken the cutscenes can be.
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If you haven't been watching the highly addictive Netflix show Nailed It , you're missing out on the ultimate anti-cooking show.
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One prediction that Gates nailed was that the internet would forever change the way we consume entertainment, like movies and television shows.
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Orlando also nailed a season-high 73 3-pointers in 26 attempts and limited Philadelphia to 37.9 percent shooting from the field.
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A little bit louder now Master & Dynamic nailed the combination of sophistication and creativity with this richly-hued pair, which oozes elegance.
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On Tuesday, Kate Middleton gave a speech that nailed the issue of why people don't always seek help for mental health problems.
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In the beginning, there were two peach buckets, nailed to the lower rung of a balcony on opposite ends of a gym.
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Meek had 25 tries to make an over-the-shoulder, half-court heave ... and with about 9 tries left, he nailed it.
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JWT told Mashable the team is planning a third pop-up some time in the future, but hasn't nailed down dates yet.
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Hardaway then nailed a 3-pointer to trigger a 12-5 spurt, putting the Hawks up 223-86 with 1:44 remaining.
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We're T-minus four days from the Super Bowl, so it's time to get your streaming plan nailed down for game day.
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J Lo might not have nailed it on the first time, but we're guessing her co-star didn't mind a couple retakes.
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Williams nailed a jumper from the top of the key to push the Buckeyes in front 63-62 with 2:04 remaining.
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She nailed the shot, drawing cheers from the crowd, and soon turned to see the company's mascot: a Dunkin' Donuts coffee cup.
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Perhaps only John Keats, with his centuries-old recognition that beauty is truth and vice-versa, nailed Ali better than anyone since.
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Before the shift was out, Hathaway was nailed by enforcer Chris Thorburn, who was unsuccessful in convincing him to drop his gloves.
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While Chris felt like he "nailed" his audition with "Thor" director Kenneth Branagh, Hemsworth says he didn't hear back about the role.
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When Chrissy nailed her Voice audition... With so many visitors and so much planning to do, Chrissy stops to take a nap.
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This is 24-year-old Nagasu's second Olympics ever, and she went for the hardest element possible — and she nailed it. NBD.
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Of course, she nailed it — so much so, there's likely going to be a Lush bath bomb created to replicate the moment.
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The crippling, gut-wrenching pain that followed every punch and every poke felt like my skin was being nailed to a wall.
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With only two minutes left to play, Jazz guard Rodney Hood nailed a go-ahead corner trey to put Utah up six.
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Adobe hasn't quite nailed down when Project Felix will be available—it hasn't even settled on a name for the product yet.
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Sampling Alicia Keys on a house track could go either way, but the young Australian star known as Mall Grab nailed it.
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There were a lot of things that this episode — written by show creator Kenya Barris, Doug Hall, and Stephen White — absolutely nailed.
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Dion, 48, nailed her imitation of Cher singing "Frére Jacques" and even slipped in a little bit of "Believe" at the end.
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But The Carmichael Show — NBC's sitcom that returns for its second season on Wednesday, March 9 — nailed it from the get-go.
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But after bargaining that stretched into Friday, GOP leaders nailed down the support they needed in a chamber they control 52-133.
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In the suburb of Wolfen Nord, boards are nailed over the windows of old factories, and communist-era tower blocks stand empty.
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Spears even gave Disney's Ariel a run for her flippin' money when she tried on this mermaid's tail (and nailed it, obviously).
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Well, unless you read our third-round preview, which nailed the winner and games played for each of the conference finals series.
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Peterson wrote a blog post as well as an Instagram post that nailed the truth behind those edited photos on your feed.
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Without further ado: + Austrian authorities nailed a small group of art forgers attempting to sell five artworks they claimed were Picasso originals.
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I don't actually think there are any phenomenal good brands out there, from a men's standpoint, that have really nailed this holistically.
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"I was looking for an artist who could translate black culture well in today's time, nostalgically, and he nailed it," explained GoldLink.
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When Jenna Dewan and Channing Tatum were a couple, they nailed their 2017 costumes, which were inspired by "The Nightmare Before Christmas."
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Taylor Swift's got that red lip, classic thing that you like pretty much nailed down when it comes to her signature look.
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Penn State surpassed the 3-point plateau when Josh Reaves nailed a corner 3-pointer with 13:19 left in the game.
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Unsurprisingly, the star nailed her cover of the Christmas classic similar to how she's successfully showcased her musical talents in the past.
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He's nailed the equivalent of four whole jalapeños by now and he looks like he's seriously regretting the offer of free pizza.
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"Anybody who tries to move overseas and not pay taxes is unquestionably going to get nailed sooner rather than later," Koff said.
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The bulletproof SUV can only take so much heat, and Quinn is soon nailed with bullets in his neck, chest and heart.
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She nailed every single campaign, rally, and State Dinner ensemble, never missing a beat, and managing to show love to international designers.
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We talked to Jackie moments after she NAILED "The Star Spangled Banner" and she explained her range of emotions through the experience.
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While seasoned pro Fallon nailed his first word right out of the gate, the 25-year-old had a steep learning curve.
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When he was just a few weeks old, Hudson was found nailed down by his leg to railroad tracks, missing a paw.
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But the religious right has never seen a hammer quite like Trump, and on Super Tuesday he finally nailed the coffin shut.
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The banks' conduct is described in the settlement documents as "unlawful," and the Jacksonville FBI had it nailed almost two years earlier.
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