Hold onto your breath, hold onto your heart, hold onto your hope.
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They smuggled her onto the train, and then onto a van.
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He wheeled onto the escalator and held onto the hand rails.
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He was onto her game, and she, surprisingly, was onto his.
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Instead, I've externalized those memories, onto paper and onto hard drives.
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You can project feelings onto art, and emotion onto these pictures.
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And they had to be grateful that they were allowed onto our parks, onto our pitches, onto our courts, because these are our spaces.
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"He grafted the gourmet store onto the convenience store onto the health food store onto the liquor store," Los Angeles Magazine said in 2011.
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Because she had to fall onto cement after falling onto a car!
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Passengers offload their luggage numerous times, first onto airport buses, then onto trolleys.
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But, no, that's really insightful because you're onto it—you're absolutely onto it.
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The rain falls onto my fur hat and it sinks onto my head.
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I also headed to a rock climbing gym, where I climbed up six walls and fell onto a padded mattress onto my side and onto my back.
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Audiences latched onto that and they started ... It's a good thing to latch onto.
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Barbara Corcoran was hangin' onto Keo Motsepe for dear life ... hangin' onto his junk.
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Roll your roommate onto their side or stomach, not onto their back, Youngquist says.
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From there, he got the ball onto the fairway and then onto the green.
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He hoists the kayak onto a trolley and rolls it onto a side street.
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It's often, you know, pushed onto emotional issues perhaps, or deflected onto other people.
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You flatten your opponent, then you climb onto the turnbuckle, hop onto the ropes, hurl yourself onto the body of your defeated foe and are declared the winner.
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Its set (by Mr. Desveaux) is strewn with liquor bottles and cans of paint, whose pigment we see spread onto canvases, dribbled onto the floor, smeared onto skin.
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Jumping off a deck onto a fidget spinner-covered trampolineJumping onto soft pillows is fun, jumping onto fidget spinners—made of hard plastic surrounding a steel bearing—is not.
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Urie flew onto the stage to join Swift from above while holding onto an umbrella.
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But it's made its way onto the feet of celebrities and onto the red carpet.
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Cross the road onto Albert Bridge Road and make a left onto Battersea Park Road.
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This route began with a left turn onto a surface road, then onto an unprotected left at a traffic light, a railroad crossing and finally an entrance onto the highway.
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After the first mile, my route diverged onto a track that banked onto empty fields below.
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It rained fiery debris onto her shed, which spun embers onto the frame of her house.
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Getting Spectacle snaps onto your phone — and up onto Snapchat itself — is not quite as smooth.
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Instead of leaping back onto the cliff, Simba climbs his way back onto the ledge slowly.
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The men climbed onto the front trailer and the women, 0003 in all, onto the back.
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From Grand Central to Union Square I held onto the pole, and she held onto me.
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I swipe onto the subway using my prepaid card and we get onto our first train.
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Batteries hold onto the wind and put it back onto the grid when people need it.
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In trial, Uber did not try to dispute that Anthony Levandowski downloaded 0003,000 documents onto his work laptop, moved them onto his personal laptop, and then moved them onto other disks.
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The patient was loaded onto the surfboard, onto the truck and driven to get treatment, Kuehn said.
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Step 5: Sweep a pink eyeshadow onto the center of your lids and onto your lower lashline.
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Just sweep gold pigment onto one lid (don't forget to blend!) and silver onto the other lid.
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Trump has latched onto them and they onto him in a symbiotic last-ditch shot at survival.
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Pictures of Bush ducking were painted onto walls and printed onto T-shirts across the Middle East.
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Saturn's shadow is projected onto the rings, and some sunlight is reflected back onto the planet's night side.
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In stepping onto that submarine, Kim was doing what any reporter onto a good story would have done.
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Just gently place the paper onto your lips, cut to size, then pat it onto skin with water.
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Using conductive paint, you can spray touch controls onto a guitar, embedding effect pedals right onto the body.
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Everybody was watching [Lucy] because she had to fall onto the roof of the car onto the cement.
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He tried many different variations, but the ones he converged onto were the ones that nature converged onto.
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While you're stuck painting directly onto paper, Russell Powell is producing remarkably detailed portraits directly onto his hand.
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Chief Clark said the third floor had collapsed onto the second, and then the second onto the first.
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You call down to the news desk and get them onto it, get their police reporters onto it.
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"She put my hands onto her breasts, and was pressing herself — her buttocks — onto my crotch," he said.
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Make a Right at St. James's Park, onto Horse Guards' Road and then a left onto the mall.
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These days commercial printing is dominated by offset—in which an inked image is transferred onto a smooth surface and thence onto paper—and digital—in which ink is sprayed directly onto the page.
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A bristle from the brush probably fell onto the grill and then stuck onto the hamburger the girl ate.
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As she didn't seemed to be holding onto her husband, she took quite a nasty tumble onto the road.
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I've always been good at getting podcasts and audiobooks downloaded onto my phone before I step onto the subway.
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I missed the turn onto the highway and rode onto a tree-lined path that cut through a village.
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The president has latched onto his supporters, and they onto him, in a symbiotic last-ditch shot at survival.
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Light is projected onto the shifting structures, reflecting an index of multi-layered gridded patterns onto an adjacent wall.
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Once it was safe, several commuters jumped down onto the tracks and helped lift the woman onto the platform.
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Run down Bridge Street past Westminster underground station, over the road onto Great George Street, and onto Birdcage Walk.
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" He added: "It's getting emptier over time, some people leaving, some people still there holding onto what they're holding onto.
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Here they are again, refusing to switch Porter onto Kyle Lowry (or the 6'4903" Satoransky onto the 6'7" DeMar DeRozan).
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"Wait," you said, and shifted your pack onto your chest, and took my pack and lifted it onto your back.
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"She put my hands onto her breasts, and was pressing herself — her buttocks — onto my crotch," Reitman told The Times.
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I would use the word gatecrash onto its way onto the agenda and you will have to deal with it.
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For my own records, I like to hold onto those moments when it's so easy to hold onto quantized stuff.
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So it was not my husband who forced himself onto me, but rather his mother who forced him onto me.
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When he noticed that his tires were tracking mud onto the concrete parking lot, he pulled out onto the road.
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Several hundred protesters poured onto Interstate 85, and some clambered onto trucks, looted their contents and set them on fire.
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The end of Mile 19 brings racers onto the Willis Avenue Bridge before taking a left turn onto 135th Street.
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By holding onto the painting, he feels like he's holding onto the last bit of his mother available to him.
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And to hold onto creative people is harder than holding onto wireless providers and dealing with things like that. Yeah.
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It's something they've held onto throughout their career, even as they've moved onto dizzy, overwhelming ambience, their affinity for beats gives some of their tunes a little bit of structure, something to hold onto amidst the chaos.
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Wandering off, it sank onto its knees, nose to the ground, then with infinite luxury, sat and rolled onto its side.
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That is, until a greasy mess is running down your face, dripping onto your yoga mat, or caked onto your pillowcase.
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The women threw javelins shaped like Cupid arrows and jumped onto a sheet with a shirtless Nick laser-printed onto it.
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They're almost like these little buoys in the ocean that I can hold onto when I need something to hold onto.
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She stood in her open car door, clinging onto the door with one hand and onto her child with the other.
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Three crew members lowered a steel gangplank onto the parking lot curb, and I dragged my roller bag onto the ship.
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In that challenging vault, the gymnast performs a round-off onto the board and then a back handspring onto the table.
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Maybe hanging onto the comb is me hanging onto a worse version of myself who I miss for some grotesque reason.
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You know, I turned the bread man onto acid, the milkman onto acid, even the man that sold me the house.
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They moved me onto my side, and then onto the other side, and I clenched my whole body, tightened my jaw.
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Water from the shower-head pours onto the subjects breast, which then waterfalls onto a loofa and finally her dalmatian's tongue.
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The friend rolled the girl onto her side, and an enormous amount of dark red blood gushed out onto the carpet.
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The detectives pulled forward, the car hitting the man, who crumpled onto the hood and then fell backward onto the street.
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He walked into the water, strapped his feet onto the small, oddly shaped board and latched his kite onto his harness.
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Here, the embers will blow onto roofs, onto parched lawns and bushes, and begin burning thousands of buildings, block by block.
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Some crew members were hoisted onto helicopters while others were lowered -- in some cases by fire hoses -- onto boats, VanderWeit said.
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A 4-foot drop on its edge onto concrete caused a minor crack and scratching along the bottom, which grew larger with a face drop from 4 feet onto concrete and an edge drop from 6 feet onto concrete.
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After arriving in the nation's capital, it was loaded onto a wagon, dumped out at the train station, loaded onto a luggage car, sent on to Philadelphia, unloaded onto another wagon, and, finally, delivered to 21988 North Fifth Street.
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To play, Discord users can either log onto the main PokéWorld server, or invite the bot onto a server of their own.
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We'd do a couple takes, then onto the next one, then onto the next one, and then it came out almost instantly.
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"If we're just holding onto the anger without moving onto the problem solving, we're at risk of becoming depressed," Dr. Heitler says.
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The impact brought down parts of the canopy onto the tracks; other pieces crashed onto the platform, causing injuries and structural damage.
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The camera pans onto an unsuspecting couple in the crowd, which is then projected onto jumbotrons in the center of the stadium.
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And also the water that comes off your hands goes onto the wall or onto the floor with a normal hand dryer.
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He dealt with that danger by first shifting much of his personal debt onto his casinos, then onto a new group: shareholders.
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As the train approaches the stop, a man can be seen walking onto the yellow safety strip before falling onto the tracks.
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From there they were loaded onto a shallow barge and paddled upstream to the Potomac, where they were loaded onto another boat.
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The images struck me as inauthentic, so I transferred them onto acetate sheets and dripping red paint onto them as symbolic blood.
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Halprin is onto something that makes the conventional piece of modern sculpture plonked onto the conventional corporate or public plaza look obsolete.
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I turn onto First Avenue, bike past the U.N., scoot past the 28th Street Bridge and eventually weave onto 230th and Madison.
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The buses and the truck pulled onto the tarmac, and players and equipment were whisked through security and loaded onto the plane.
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The hat reads "American Dreamer" across the front, has an American flag stitched onto the side and "#MAGA" stitched onto the back.
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Looking inside the box you see that this is accomplished by rear-projecting one video onto a screen and projecting another onto a mirror on the floor in front of the screen, which in turn projects the imagery onto the screen.
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Medical personnel raced onto the field to treat Rooney -- and ultimately loaded him onto a helicopter to be transported to a nearby hospital.
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Posting unrelated and innocuous material onto the Artifact section of Twitch then become something of a meme, before users moved onto violating content.
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The instructions recommended that I step onto one platform side with one foot, wait for a beep, then step onto the other side.
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When Priceline makes an acquisition, it tends to bolt the management onto what it's got and bolt the technology onto what it's got.
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It was a weird thing of overlaying a voice onto him, adding this layer onto someone that reveals something rather than obscuring it.
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Thomas Cook said customers who were booked onto a Laudamotion flight would now be switched onto an alternative with Condor or another carrier.
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Slowly slide the cheese-covered half of the omelette onto a plate and, using the pan, fold the remaining half onto itself. 8.
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When LeBron was involved, Stevens tried to dissuade easy switches by moving Tatum onto George Hill and sliding Rozier onto Smith or Korver.
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I would start out by just dunking socks in glue and water and throwing them onto the canvas and pouring paint onto it.
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Belichick watched in horror as his franchise quarterback climbed out onto the ledge, while his caddy held onto him to retrieve the ball.
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Men crudely commented on their breasts and buttocks; graffiti of penises was carved into tables, spray-painted onto floors and scribbled onto walls.
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The dispute has spilled from social media onto the streets, with activists projecting "Yes on C" messages onto the walls of Twitter's headquarters.
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In her they see someone somehow respectful enough of Trump to hold onto her job but defiant enough to hold onto her dignity.
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Those are finials you would screw onto the top of a lamp or tie onto the end of a cord for Venetian blinds.
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Building residents toss trash out their windows onto the top of the scaffolding, some of which has blown onto people on the sidewalk.
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Slowly slide the cheese-covered half of the omelette onto a plate and ,using the pan, fold the remaining half onto itself. 8.
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Millions of pieces of plastic trash have washed onto an uninhabited island Millions of pieces of plastic trash have washed onto an uninhabited island More than 37 million pieces of plastic waste have washed onto an uninhabited island in the South Pacific.
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And it's a constant struggle between what society is projecting onto me — onto all of us — and figuring out how I relate to gender.
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So it's made its way off of our smartphones, onto our faces, and then back onto our smartphones in the form of Instagram posts.
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I started thinking that my word would be "hope" because I needed something to hold onto -- and what's better to latch onto than hope?
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Projectors cast a see-through ball onto a transparent screen behind both players and the lunar terrain onto a wall in front of them.
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Microgravity makes it very hard to hold onto each other; you'd keep floating away unless you held onto each other or somehow anchored yourself.
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After projecting abstract light onto a free- standing screen, it spits it back out onto a growing mountain of loose film on the floor.
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Intaglio is the incision of an image onto a metal plate, which is traditionally covered with a single-color ink and pressed onto paper.
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Every time you die, a pair of enormous red hands emerges onto the screen, tears open a hole, and it's onto the next round.
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He scrambled out, crawled onto the plane's nose, dived onto a deck seething with burning fuel and rolled away until he cleared the flames.
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Yes, earlier that day, I had taken it off and tossed it onto my bed like a bear throws salmon bones onto a rock.
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Ancient hunters used the pitch, a form of tar, as an adhesive to glue arrowheads onto arrows and affix stone blades onto wooden handles.
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He got me up, threw me onto the metal toilet, threw me into the door, had me down onto the corner of the door.
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"When 194 Democrats sign onto the discharge petition or sign onto a DREAM Act — we're unanimous in our support for immigration reform," Gutierrez said.
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The flight operators spend their days loading packages onto the Zips, placing the drones in the launch catapult, and then recovering the returning drones that land by using a tailhook to snag onto a line so that they can plop safely onto a giant cushion.
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The chef at Antica Trattoria de-pans (if that's a word) by sliding the finished cake onto a clean china plate, then sliding it from that plate onto another, and then again, from that second plate onto a third clean, pristine bone white china plate.
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Even before Naomie Harris steps onto the red carpet, we pretty much assume she'll make it onto any and every best dressed roundup that follows.
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The "rescue" craft will use computer vision to lock onto the out-of-control satellite and match velocity with it, then latch onto it magnetically.
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You could log onto some other computer (down the block, or in another country) and use the internet to log onto your computer back home.
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Somehow tilting his body weight onto one side, he was able to lift the 70- to 80-pound beast onto his lap without tipping over.
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The software projects directions, maps and notifications onto the screen, but in the final version it will be directly onto the visor, the company said.
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Some carts contain equipment that accelerates ions from a plasma onto a source material, in order to spatter molecules from that source onto the web.
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When the conductor tried to haul her from the car, she clung onto his coat, and a policeman eventually threw her out onto the sidewalk.
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He saw Paul blowing leaves onto his yard with a lawn mower and ran onto his property and tackled him, he said in court documents.
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The strongest prediction, with the greatest scientific backing, is that they'll hold onto and squeeze out more moisture, in the form of rain, onto land.
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As the film goes on, JR and Varda paste images all over the place: factory workers onto the walls of the factory where they have spent their careers; a farmer onto his barn, where he looms enormously; a bashful waitress onto the wall of an old building in a town center; the wives of dock workers onto a set of dock crates stacked hundreds of feet high.
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The situation in Alaska: Oil is spraying from a well onto a pad and potentially onto the snow-covered tundra, according to BP Exploration Alaska Inc.
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These are images of rocks, metal, grass, and so on that are pasted onto the game's 3D maps like wallpaper onto the walls of a house.
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"[Octave] forced the victim onto the bed in the room and then onto the floor of the room," the warrant states, according to the Sun Sentinel.
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"Once you're done putting all the cheeses onto the board, you just write onto the chalkboard tape with a chalk pen and you're done," she says.
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William poured batter onto the hotplate of the machine and waited while it cooked and rolled up the crisp dosa and pushed it onto a plate.
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At New York's JFK airport, hundreds of diamondback terrapin turtles have been known to crawl from Jamaica Bay onto airport property -- sometimes even getting onto runways.
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Firefighters have not been able to search the entire building, where the roof collapsed onto the second floor and parts continued down onto the ground level.
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Instead, Sean Spicer fully embraces the music, making his way onto the studio mainstage, twirling into his jacket, and throwing his Apple Watch onto his wrist.
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Perhaps that is what it will take not only to hold onto his spot but to hold onto the ball deeper into the game as well.
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Then, according to news reports, they climbed onto the roof and jumped onto a 25-foot perimeter wall before shimmying down a makeshift rope to freedom.
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A block later, the masses swing a sharp right onto Greenpoint Avenue for perhaps a one-minute downhill glide, and then a left onto McGuinness Boulevard.
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How they work: Stingrays are cellphone-site simulators that trick cellphones into locking onto the devices instead of onto cell towers, which reveals the cellphone's location.
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He finds flat areas in the woods or a field to roll onto, and behind camouflage material, rests his crossbow or shotgun onto a shooter's rest.
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In the 19th century, Pocahontas and Martha Washington were the first women to make it onto American currency — and the last to make it onto paper.
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Mr. Remsburg went to scoop the head up, but he somehow managed to fling it onto his hand, where it latched onto his left index finger.
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Scaling a wall and climbing onto a balcony, he entered the burning second-floor apartment, hoisted the occupant onto his shoulder and carried him to safety.
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If turned over onto its belly, it will immediately roll again onto its back," Herps of NC adds, which likely earned the species the nickname "zombie snake.
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Someya's team soon took note and began ink-jet printing their organic sensor grids onto plastic films, which were then laminated onto a pre-stretched rubber substrate.
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Most of the crane collapses that have been dealt with, Evans said, involve the crane collapsing onto itself or onto a building that's vacant or under construction.
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Saulters can then be seen turning his steering wheel to the right as the car strikes Patmon and he slides onto the windscreen then onto the road.
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With HoloLens, digital images are projected onto real world objects, opening up the possibility of experiences like a version of Minecraft that's projected onto a nearby table.
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Once the simple malware loaded onto the USB drives is installed onto their computers, Bo grabs as many spreadsheets — just spreadsheets — as he can from their machines.
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The germs can get onto cages, coops and food dishes, and from there onto the hands, shoes and clothes of people who come in contact with them.
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"The new lines will have access to the ports and be able to almost offload directly onto the train and then straight onto inland locations," Muchiru says.
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"The fact that defendant made the reproduction onto a physical hard drive, rather than onto a piece of paper, is of no consequence," Justice Rosalyn Richter wrote.
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"Hey, CHiP, do yoga," Fiona ordered, and the obliging canine fell forward onto its snout, waggling its articulated hind legs aloft before deliberately collapsing onto the floor.
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You hook one side of the cooler onto the board, tilt it onto the CPU, and then hook the other side on using a little metal arm.
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A military guard of honor and brief prayer took place at Medellin's airport as the coffins were brought onto the tarmac to be loaded onto the aircraft.
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He turned onto the road that loops around the meadows and ball fields, and after less than a quarter of a mile, he veered onto the grass.
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Seemingly out of nowhere, civilians started driving onto Canadian military bases at odd hours and wandering onto government property in July 2016, distracted by their cellphone screens.
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Neel's apartment here had far more light, and she worked in two of its rooms: one giving onto West End Avenue, the other onto the side street.
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Four slivers were grafted onto her failed left ovary, which had been damaged by the chemotherapy, and one sliver was grafted onto the side of her uterus.
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And one of the funniest things to happen this week is John McCain comes onto the Senate floor — the man has brain cancer — comes onto the Senate floor, and we the Democrats all knew what he was going to do, that he was coming onto the Senate floor.
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The tax credit didn't leave much of an impression on Harris's supporters, who latched less onto policy than onto the feelings they said her speech left them with.
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It has tested a prototype and hopes its motorised wheels will be available in 2019 for fitting onto versions of the Boeing 737, and later onto other aircraft.
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Another video shows at least one person being thrown over the rear of the car onto the roof of the silver convertible then sliding down onto the hood.
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It aims to get more drugs onto a list of medicines covered by basic insurance schemes — the national drug reimbursement list — and onto fast-track approvals, Soriot said.
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Much like that dorky friend who hangs onto your weed because the vice principal won't search his backpack, the oceans temporarily hold onto our carbon emissions for us.
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Resin is hand poured into molds that are heated over flames, snipped out with scissors, and then pinned, sewn onto organza petals, and then tacked onto the garments.
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Siddiqi views the service as a loss leader to get users onto the Branch app and ultimately more enterprise customers onto its scheduling and payment management SaaS platform.
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Sailfish supports Android apps, which can be side-loaded onto the phone by downloading the app's APK file from the internet and loading it onto the phone manually.
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The leather key strap can be clipped right onto their keys or even onto a small pouch or clutch for even more room to hold little knick-knacks.
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As the ACLU points out, Amazon's suggestions place the burden to prove "misuse" of the technology onto the people using the tech — not onto the manufacturer, Amazon. Surprise!
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The causes are the same in the sense that these are all about how the algorithm latches onto things that it shouldn't latch onto in making its prediction.
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After she scooped the mixture onto the dough, she used her fingers to pinch it shut, sealing the greens inside, then flipped the disc onto a hot griddle.
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Whether electronic or paper, such forms are only required two hours before a shipment is loaded onto a flight, and two days before being loading onto a ship.
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While some made their way to an emergency slide at the front of the plane, others had to crawl out onto the wings and hop down onto the tarmac.
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He often stepped onto a platform where people up front could reach his legs, and he walked onto and around the arena floor for handshakes, high-fives and selfies.
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That characteristic allows them to be strung onto long-chain polymer molecules, like threading popcorn onto string so your Christmas tree looks like it was decorated in the 1800s.
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Woodford says that acid that's been added onto blotter paper tends to last longer than acid that's been added onto food—simply because food goes bad and paper doesn't.
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By 2001, as bands like Linkin Park and Incubus were grafting elements of nu metal onto mainstream, radio-friendly rock, Robinson had moved onto other studios and other genres.
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" – "My friend peed on his roof, and that piss dribbled down onto the balcony we were standing on, directly onto the head of the girl standing next to me.
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Thousands of news arrivals are pouring onto the islands daily, packed onto small rubber dinghies, traveling from wearing bright orange life jackets which are quickly discarded on the beach.
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Parents must haul suitcases, strollers and their children into the intake center, onto the bus, into the temporary shelter, back onto the bus and back to the PATH center.
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One theory being considered is that, after escaping from their cells, the men climbed onto the roof of the prison chapel before jumping onto the prison's imposing perimeter wall.
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With his eyes locked onto a DeMar DeRozan-Jakob Poeltl pick-and-roll, Westbrook loses track of Kyle Lowry, then isn't sure if he should switch onto Serge Ibaka.
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In the building's public spaces, where visitors gather, and in nook-like offices reserved for visiting scholars, there are windows onto the world, or at least onto manicured lawns.
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" - Drew, 236 "Cannonballed off bench onto hard ground.
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" - Jenna, 31 "Several snot rockets onto train tracks.
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" - Joey, 32 "Saw a girl fall onto tracks.
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" - Alex, 38 "Transferred own emotional baggage onto me.
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" - Joslyn, 36 "Any size frog hopping onto me.
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" - Emily, 232 "Projectile shat onto random girl's rug.
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In a statement, Delta said the jet had just landed and was turning from the runway onto the taxiway when It "left the pavement" and swerved onto the snowy grass.
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By projecting images onto a screen, recording them with a television camera, and then turning those video signals into audio waveforms, the images could be properly pressed onto the records.
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When we listen to a William Basinski album, we're listening to a recording of a reality, copied onto a machine, pressed onto tape, digitized, compressed, and copied again through headphones.
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They found that just as cities map onto a sphere (the Earth), the odor molecules map onto a hyperbolic space, a sphere with negative curvature that looks like a saddle.
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But aside from one incident where the Speak directed me onto, then off, and then back onto an expensive toll road, I was surprised at how usable the device was.
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Visuals are projected onto the floor from above, with a LIDAR sensor (that big spinning can you'll see strapped onto self-driving cars) detecting where players are within a space.
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Walking in her old Cambridge neighborhood recently, I saw, through her eyes, writing all around: carved above lintels, into cornerstones, and onto graves; printed on banners; stamped onto street signs.
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You swim towards the stern end of the boat, grab onto the ladder and bite hard onto your regulator—because if a big wave hits you'll probably get knocked off.
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As they play "Let It Be," as McCartney wails into the microphone, the sound goes directly onto a reel of tape; the moment goes directly onto a reel of tape.
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As of now, there are two types of aftermarket HUD options to choose from: devices that project directly onto the windshield and devices that project their display onto a screen.
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If you're a single mom trying to hold onto a job, he could force you onto welfare by eliminating the after-school program that enabled you to work full time.
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The marks were scratched into the fabric of medieval walls, engraved onto wooden beams and etched onto plasterwork and thought to call on the protective power of the Virgin Mary.
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Cleveland also tries to hide Kevin Love and Irving whenever possible, switching the former onto the weakest opposing pick-and-roll player, and the latter onto the weakest opposing guard.
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Instead, he returned to his yard and felt compelled to jump onto a trash can in order to climb onto his roof, falling and scratching his arm in the process.
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She marries a harsh individual called Amos Jones and they live in ''The Vision,'' a house in which the back windows look onto Wales and the front ones look onto England.
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I've seen pocket printers that print your smartphone photos out onto digital ink-less paper, but I had no idea there were ones that printed your digital photos onto instant film.
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In his telling, you would bike or walk into a 16-passenger pod, or drive your car onto a street level elevator, which would ferry you onto an underground electric platform.
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Instead – and notably unlike other leaders who departed their planes onto red-carpeted stairs – Obama disembarked onto a plain metal staircase from a secondary exit at the back of the plane.
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If the information that Google Home needs to tell you could be better expressed on a screen, you can throw it onto your phone or onto a TV with Chromecast support.
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Here you have a discrete, scientific, analytic urge laid onto the embodiment of chaos, onto these formations within these unbounded pockets of our atmosphere where there's no beginning and no edge.
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It was at the academy, outside Toronto, where over several months and several sessions players themselves steered onto a platform, their wheels nestled onto a metal drum mounted atop two axles.
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Just pour some out onto some cotton rounds to cleanse your face or onto a cotton swab to get around your eyes or lips to clean up migrating liner or lipstick.
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Three tracks made it onto the Italians Do It Better comp After Dark 2, and four more made it onto the soundtrack for Ryan Gosling's directorial debut, Lost River, last year.
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A year earlier, they'd released the first DIY punk record in the UK, an EP titled Spiral Scratch, and since then, they'd vaulted onto the music charts and onto TV sets.
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All of the restaurants that I grew up with serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner—hash browns made their way onto dinner, steak onto breakfast—so crossover was sort of a necessity.
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For all sorts of reasons that made perfect sense at the time, we built additional repayment programs onto existing complexity onto well-meaning forgiveness overseen by multiple layers of responsible parties.
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Bernard messes with his own memories in order to keep the staff of Delos from catching onto the fact that he's onto them (but really to keep the Westworld audiences guessing).
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By exploiting the Meltdown flaw, a hacker can just load some software onto a cloud service and then grab data from anyone else who has loaded software onto the same server.
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Late Tuesday night, Mr. Cassidy drove onto a sidewalk in Midtown Manhattan and hit a trash bin, then stumbled his way into an ambulance and onto the front pages of newspapers.
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The two combatants also stepped onto the platform, continuing to brawl, Mr. Taitt said, which prompted the conductor to urge passengers "back onto the train," so she could continue her route.
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In video previously obtained by TMZ Sports, you can see Danielle spill out of the car onto the ground and collapse onto a grassy area of a nearby bank parking lot.
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When I get back, all the notes, receipts, pamphlets, business cards, matchbooks and bric-a-brac I've collected go onto my coffee table, spilling onto the floor, and I write, slowly.
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And as long as the shooter is using the marksmanship principles and applies the correct information onto the scope, the spotter is the one that brings the shooter onto the target.
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Folks are climbing onto city structures — streetlights, statues, etc.
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Hold onto your butts — there are two Jeff Goldblums.
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He apparently held onto the award himself – until now.
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" via GIPHY • "I'm still holding onto it until marriage.
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Hold onto your colorful iPhones while you still can.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Slack Technologies is onto something.
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" FR: "Can I tag onto that for a second?
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" Sheryl Sandberg: "Absolutely, and if you go onto OptionB.
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Pour about ¼ cup batter for each cake onto griddle.
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Violent surge crashing over seawall & onto roads in Omaezaki.
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Why do we want to hang onto ... Coal miners.
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" We're onto a song called "A Passage To Bangkok.
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Its very arbitrariness and its way of shifting your life, focus, and mode of introspection onto the farthest objects away—the stars—rather than onto concerns about identity was liberating for people.
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Next, I pooled a dot of nail glue (like Nailene Ultra Quick Nail Glue) onto a tray, dipped a toothpick into the glue, and dotted a small amount onto each nail. 4.
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CBS Denver 4 reports the hot water spilled from the cup onto the woman, burning her abdomen and thighs, as well as onto her dog Alexander who had jumped into her lap.
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Good news: Chances are, your phone will survive a 6-foot fall onto wood and, if it&aposs lucky enough to land on its edge, withstand drops onto concrete with minimal damage.
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According to a video from the Australian outlet, the passenger allegedly assaulted the airline staff in the terminal, pushing them out of his way before storming out onto onto the active airfield.
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He slid onto and into the sofa, his arms sprawled out, legs tucked under themselves, intense eye contact only broken by the occasional perturbingly long glimpse out onto the Kensington streets below.
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"If the female doesn't want to mate, she will begin to bite down, and he'll have to decide if it's worth hanging onto her or hanging onto his leg," says Fowler-Finn.
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The monkey, which appeared to be of the Vervet species, with a collar of white fur, climbed onto the roof of the Gitaru Power Station and fell or jumped onto a transformer.
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There are very few ideas that came up that we didn't record and if they didn't make it onto an album or an EP, it would go onto a compilation or something.
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By the turn of the century he would assemble these composites on a computer, Photoshopping a head onto a body onto a box of Red Hots and then painting from that image.
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Nearly five hours later, he was driving onto the eastbound Belt Parkway, when his vehicle collided with a silver or gray Infiniti G35 as both cars merged onto the highway, police said.
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You slip then onto the bottom of each rotor base, twist them onto the stem that attaches the propeller motor to the drone's body and then close a latch over the stem.
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In addition to a $1 billion investment Didi is making into Uber, the deal also brings Uber CEO Travis Kalanick onto Didi Chuxing's board and Didi Chairman Cheng Wei onto Uber's board.
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In "Modern Catholic Kitchen" (1996-2016), Ann LePore starts with images from a Portapack film reel shot in her mother's kitchen during her fatherless childhood, and reimagines it using contemporary techniques — stills from the video were output onto polaroid film, enlarged onto Kodaliths in a darkroom, burned to lithography plates, and hand printed onto Plexiglas encased in poplar.
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Everyone on the aircraft helped one another to put on their life vests and then climb out onto the wing, into the water, onto the raft and over to the safety of land.
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You could also have Princess Peach hold onto your stuff in this backpack with a Princess Peach patch ($60.) Just make sure Peach doesn't get captured again when she's holding onto your stuff.
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If so, a box jump is an exercise in which you try to leap onto as high a platform as possible while sticking the landing and not falling over backwards onto your head.
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Sure. You guys sell boxes that allow you to get streaming video content onto your TV. You license software that goes onto TVs, like the TCL I just bought from Costco, it's great.
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Even though I tried to keep them completely dry for the rest of the 24 hours, I did notice a few hairs sort of shed off onto my cheeks or onto my hand.
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"He's putting their catch data directly onto the internet, and our whole staff all over the country can see in real time as fish is being unloaded onto our truck," Mr. Auerbach said.
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Someone grabbing chicken or meat can leak the juices onto a cart and their hands, and then continue to push the cart around, transmitting pathogens like Salmonella and E. coli onto the handle.
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Some crew members were hoisted onto helicopters while others were lowered -- in some cases by fire hoses -- onto boats, VanderWeit said, but rescue efforts stalled as fires broke out on the cargo ship.
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You try and get something to eat, and you're holding onto the table with one hand, so you don't fall off your chair, and you're holding onto your plate with your other hand.
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I guess I projected myself onto you from the start.
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The workers hold onto the items made with valuable materials.
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The explosion sent debris falling back onto the launch site.
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Press 2 candy eyeballs onto top of each bar. 3.
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The Punisher Season 2 bursts onto Netflix on Jan. 18.
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That being said, I could've totally fit onto this show.
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The van ran off and came back onto the road.
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The votes are then printed out onto a paper ballot.
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Antibodies that can grab onto one serotype slip off another.
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Then pour the crawfish onto the table and belly up.
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Onto these prosaic objects, he collages the imagery of war.
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Turn the pasta onto a heated platter and serve immediately.
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It's simply how we log onto our mobile devices now.
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She lost her Grammy but held onto her stuffed muskrats.
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From farmers to factory workers, they are onto his scheme.
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Ballmer has certainly been rewarded for hanging onto his stock.
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The Camry's driver jerked his car onto the right shoulder.
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How many windows look onto these scenes of queer embrace?
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Hold onto moments and most of all… MAKE MORE PLANS!!!!!!!!!
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I transferred my assets onto the iPad Pro via AirDrop.
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She just goes onto the next job and carries on.
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The company is packing more cores onto the processor itself.
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It would be foolish to venture onto this battlefield unarmed.
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Alexander Dunn does a backflip onto a landing pad below.
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Into a hand dryer and onto your clean hands, perhaps.
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Becky's bagged heart, still beating, goes flying onto the ground.
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Tandy stumbled out onto the little road, blinded by headlights.
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And several of her clients have heaped praise onto Bero.
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If you try to hang onto it, you lose it.
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I believe it would literally add years onto my life.
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The clay tablet with a game board etched onto it.
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"When she walks onto set, she's really professional," said Lim.
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You were trying to add features onto all of them.
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With a little refinement, these hackers could be onto something.
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Trying to force macOS onto it would make less sense.
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And they project the values they have onto your work.
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Users posted photos of the raccoon's plight onto social media.
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But Path held onto its artificial friend limit for years.
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Hannity's fight with Kimmel spilled onto social media, as well.
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Once gelatin is completely set, invert mold onto a plate.
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Now, onto those #deals: The Amazon Fire HD 253 Tablet.
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OK, now just type "python" onto your system's command line.
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The likable women don't even make it onto Real Housewives.
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He trips on his feet and collapses onto the sand.
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INGRAHAM: Kellyanne, I want to move onto what happened yesterday.
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We moved onto the chicken parmesan and fettuccine alfredo ($16).
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I did catch it and should have held onto it.
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Spoon portions onto warm plates and serve hot and steaming.
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I hop onto their GoFundMe page and contribute 20 bucks.
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And Hogan is eager to leap onto the national stage.
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Then there's the work that did make it onto Anti.
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It was a secret I couldn't hold onto any longer.
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Commuters have little choice but to pour onto the roads.
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Blood spurts onto the floor and one of the chairs.
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Some firms will then pass this information onto external partners.
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Now, she can pass what she's learned onto her children.
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They will be charged only for logging onto the internet.
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Under Armour just took another step onto its rivals' turf.
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Later, Hop manages to charm his way onto the property.
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Because LSD holds onto it, it really stays in there.
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And many have clung onto it — and, yes, meme'd it.
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Though it's just a prototype, Ford's definitely onto something here.
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As the Hurricane's coming, it's pushing ocean water onto shore.
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So we immediately latched onto each other through our journeys.
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John McCain, were also projected onto buildings in downtown London.
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Nurmagomedov dragged himself onto McGregor's back before mounting the Irishman.
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It's a smooth formula that glides onto lashes with ease.
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I went out onto the street just to sit down.
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It came stacked on pickup trucks and strapped onto semis.
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He held onto his television, his DVDs and his footlocker.
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I passed nothing onto Donald Trump or the Trump campaign.
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Next, I moved onto the enormous slab of chocolate cake.
|
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Wall Street seems to be piling onto the struggling stock.
|
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The U.K. wants to hold onto those trade relationships, too.
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Seeing one's possessions thrown onto the street can be scarring.
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Spread the remaining buttercream onto the sides of the cake.
|
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Hollywood's depiction of seniors does not map onto real life.
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It's like walking onto our stages, except this is real.
|
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So let's fast forward to going onto the European Commission.
|
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They got named onto the blacklist by the Commerce secretary.
|
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Does Stephanie simply nod and move onto her next line?
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I grabbed onto him, and laid on top of him.
|
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Well, the dads and the Spaniards might be onto something.
|
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I think people are more conservative going onto the show.
|
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With my outfit locked in I moved onto my makeup.
|
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He emptied the contents of his pockets onto the gurney.
|
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After you've sliced them into nothing, hold onto those shavings.
|
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Just hold onto this quirky contraption and let 'er rip.
|
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Rollright has made it onto menus in the capital, too.
|
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Five out of ten times, they might be onto something.
|
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Now onto one of the biggest meme queens of 263095.
|
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Every email you read involves copying something onto your computer.
|
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He crashed onto the mine shaft floor and injured himself.
|
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Most gave up and welcomed him admiringly onto their shows.
|
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Smiling is powerful, she thinks and rolls onto her stomach.
|
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Holding onto resentment will only keep you in pain longer.
|
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Yeah this touches back onto "Immutable Law" subject matter too.
|
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I couldn't find it, and puked resignedly onto the floor.
|
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Just tap some Vaseline onto the tops of your cheekbones.
|
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Once, she wrote, Walk physically pushed her onto his bed.
|
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But we will hold onto that rod even while drowning.
|
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We took all the stuff from the iPod onto that.
|
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But jittery investors latched onto his warning, not his reassurance.
|
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It's clear which one Ocean wants us to hold onto.
|
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It needs three goddamn 4K displays strapped onto one device.
|
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Exhausting and exhilarating: much like clinging onto a moving rocket.
|
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Take the WonderWoof Bow Tie ($95), which clips onto collars.
|
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One photo showed a semi truck toppled onto its side.
|
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The skin was finally grafted back onto the kid's body.
|
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They were embroidered on the material, not ironed onto it.
|
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"I saw Rose and I latched onto her," Troy says.
|
|
SushiBurrito in Palermo introduced them onto their menu this year.
|
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Do you spray your face mist directly onto your face?
|
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These are small enough to stick onto the skin's pores.
|
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You log onto the web app and input some info.
|
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Thirteen of those shows so far went onto multiple seasons.
|
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This week, they just held onto the House of Delegates.
|
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But some progress onto the final stage, which is detention.
|
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He killed her, shoving the blade down onto her throat.
|
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The other is rain that falls onto the bay itself.
|
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It changed my mindset and I hold onto it still.
|
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Latching onto the question, What would the French woman do?
|
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Then I move onto a glass of wine and OITNB.
|
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Ville Valo, the singer of HIM, turned me onto it.
|
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To scare themselves into never stepping onto a plane again?
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It also shattered the prudish stereotypes often placed onto royals.
|
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Turn dough out onto a floured surface; knead until smooth.
|
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Someone projected "This is our court" onto the building's wall.
|
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Experts contend consumers will latch onto chips before companies do.
|
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Drag the one you want onto your photo or video.
|
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She's totally onto him and doesn't want to hear it.
|
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No weight really goes onto the end of my leg.
|
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Filemon Vela (Texas) has signed onto Tlaib's impeachment resolution. Rep.
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If humans held onto him, he would try new activities.
|
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As it turns out, he may have been onto something.
|
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From there, they can pass the call onto fraud specialists.
|
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Others have plush stars and gold snowflakes strung onto them.
|
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These, presumably, could be fixed directly onto the operating table.
|
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She finished by buffing lipstick onto her cheeks and lip.
|
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Thread chicken onto skewers, packing the pieces together tightly. 4.
|
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The car rolled onto the little girl, pinning her underneath.
|
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The inflated genitalia hooks onto the female's and inserts itself.
|
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My face fell onto the comforter, which was impossibly soft.
|
|
I hop onto the express bus, which is packed ($6.75).
|
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When it locked onto the ground with radar, everyone cheered.
|
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Tay bounds onto the stage and shakes the emcee's hand.
|
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When did you know that you were onto something huge?
|
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They fall onto their blue couch as a married couple.
|
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He also deflected some of the blame onto provincial authorities.
|
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And, it's true, I've struggled to hold onto jobs since.
|
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Water drips from a leaky roof onto the gymnasium floor.
|
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I log onto my online budget and review my purchases.
|
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He just went holding onto the ropes and [ran] up.
|
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A layer of powder gets thrown down onto a surface.
|
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Spread mixture onto a baking sheet and freeze 3 hours.
|
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We psychotherapists think they put their wish onto their children.
|
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That's usually a sign that I'm not onto something interesting.
|
|
The Monster Hunter franchise is busting onto yet another console.
|
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And apparently it involves strapping clumsy gadgets onto your face.
|
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Press the conical offset onto the top of the servo.
|
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Others, including Sandhool, managed to scramble onto the fishing boat.
|
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Once we've got it, we move onto the next thing.
|
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We stop and get sandwiches to take onto the bus.
|
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His room is underground and looks onto a sunken courtyard.
|
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Trump would argue companies are not passing it onto consumer.
|
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"The entire dress was hand beaded onto lace," she says.
|
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It was truly breathtaking when he walked onto the stage!
|
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As a result, the Moon casts a shadow onto Earth.
|
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He left the room and walked onto a makeshift stage.
|
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Phil Scott (left) is expected to hang onto his seat.
|
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Beyoncé's first foray onto the country music scene was ***flawless.
|
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The suspect eventually crashing onto a nearby island, killing himself.
|
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The top teams will move onto the finals at BlizzCon.
|
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Consider the powdered Parm you shake onto pizza, for example.
|
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The outlines of figures are embroidered onto muslin sewing rings.
|
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Zest the lime onto the fruit, then juice it in.
|
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I passed one slice of wagyu onto my father's plate.
|
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And so they kind of really clung onto each other.
|
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The sun beams down onto the deck, an intoxicating catalyst.
|
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Photos of protests are beamed every day onto our phones.
|
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Onto the ground she will draw an exacting linear configuration.
|
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Right on cue, a drunk man rushed onto the stage.
|
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Those left were just trying to hold onto their jobs.
|
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Herzog is onto some good stuff here, to be sure.
|
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"They latched onto me for the entire day," they said.
|
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Already this year, 218,189 people have logged onto the app.
|
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Cool slightly, then peel and mash onto a sheet tray.
|
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Female firefighters pile onto a truck for a group shot.
|
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She flipped over onto her back, her eyes still runny.
|
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We're in it and we need to hold onto it.
|
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She's been vomming all morning — including onto Mr. Frontinac's shoes.
|
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It could also push many more cars onto public roads.
|
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Or make it easier for Trump to hold onto power?
|
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It finds next to nothing and collapses onto the ground.
|
|
"You don't bring Michael Dreeben onto something ordinary," said Katyal.
|
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I clamber onto the middle of three rows of seats.
|
|
How does it now hold onto Carlos Sainz as well?
|
|
Whoever said that history repeats itself was seriously onto something.
|
|
DHS has been holding onto one plaintiff's phone since January.
|
|
Rest assured, we'll be onto the next crisis soon enough.
|
|
Carlos Curbelo — signed onto the letter, according to Jayapal's office.
|
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Further back, I moved my sniper — Rihanna — onto a ridge.
|
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She fell straight to the floor, and onto her back.
|
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"South Carolina" bringing guns onto school campuses is beyond me.
|
|
The spacecraft dropped an impactor onto a comet in 2005.
|
|
Generations later, it turns out they were onto something big.
|
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With 22017 million followers, it's clear Lee is onto something.
|
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She's holding onto this life out of fear and habit.
|
|
Photos on social media show students climbing out onto balconies.
|
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A few players came onto the field but quickly dispersed.
|
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So I will glue scraps of wood onto the work.
|
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But first, she will hold onto her mother and father.
|
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Attach the starburst onto the wreath using clear fishing line.
|
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The results suggest the race to get onto the Nov.
|
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I downloaded dozens of reggaeton songs onto my mp3 player.
|
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Jenner's fans have uploaded the entire dramatic affair onto Instagram.
|
|
Eventually, I wanted something to hold onto — and a family.
|
|
Mario is finally leaping off Nintendo and onto mobile phones.
|
|
The opening music starts and I walked out onto stage.
|
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Hopefully, no one got injured loading them onto the plane.
|
|
Hirad then went onto bring this imagined person to life.
|
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It's just my brain literally couldn't hold onto that shit.
|
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I slunk onto the floor of my bedroom and cried.
|
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They each added each other's last names onto their own.
|
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We're off to new horizons, so hold onto the wheel.
|
|
Peter collapsed onto his bed and looked at his cellphone.
|
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"I was really scared walking onto that set," Hemsworth admitted.
|
|
On Monday, Ripa and Strahan both walked out onto Live!
|
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People in my life were always turning me onto records.
|
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Both held onto the No. 1 spot for 16 weeks.
|
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I invited Miller onto the show to get an answer.
|
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The lab stumbled onto scoliosis because of a serendipitous discovery.
|
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DJ Jacob Husley, and even made it onto the dancefloor.
|
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He made it onto the Confessions of a Shopaholic soundtrack!
|
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Can we please move onto the next themed week already?
|
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Then the stage kept floating, over me, onto someone else.
|
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We will shine your light and power onto the RNC.
|
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Investors were faster than professors to latch onto his views.
|
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Yet Turkish politics have erupted onto the streets of Germany.
|
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There, he gently pushes her shoulders down onto the ground.
|
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Chileans with other grievances have latched onto the pensioners' cause.
|
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"I knew then that I was onto something," Kimberly says.
|
|
So I tried to put that all onto the pajamas.
|
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First, apply mascara onto your lashes as you normally would.
|
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The Juicer goes back and jumps onto the juicing table.
|
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What is it that's projecting itself onto your prisoner's cinema?
|
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Jepsen said he expects more to sign onto the case.
|
|
They project their deepest hopes onto each new American president.
|
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Competitors are starting to creep right onto Apple's turf, too.
|
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The seåt is held onto the båll by bungee cords.
|
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Don't pay to hold onto a card you don't use.
|
|
Owens painted a shadow of the pillar onto her canvas.
|
|
But none have pledged to sign onto the Democratic resolution.
|
|
LTL carriers consolidate smaller freight loads onto a single truck.
|
|
Maybe Downey Jr.s Avengers costar Chris Evans is onto something?
|
|
"That is a moment I want to hold onto forever."
|
|
In Denmark paying benefits onto debit cards aided the transition.
|
|
Coming back onto it was like, 'Wow, has it changed?
|
|
They seem to have migrated onto the site much later.
|
|
Lopez's friend managed to get him back onto the platform.
|
|
As of Thursday morning, 17 Republicans signed onto the petition.
|
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His face was superimposed onto the body of a chimpanzee.
|
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Spot gold held onto overnight gains to trade at $1.511.
|
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I was just putting these googly eyes onto this mushroom.
|
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Thread the beef onto the skewers and set aside. 4.
|
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More than 85033 Democrats signed onto a bill from Reps.
|
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Not all Republicans piled onto Twitter on Thursday, though. Sens.
|
|
Then, Nanette has Dudani transport her back onto the ship.
|
|
"It was a painful struggle climbing onto it," she recalled.
|
|
And then, intrusions onto the Google systems by Chinese hackers.
|
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They have this cushion that they push onto their iPhones.
|
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Not a lot of people have grabbed onto that concept.
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I take my makeup off before faceplanting onto my bed.
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It raises borrowing caps to push more debt onto students.
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"Yes," I said, blowing air onto my baby's flushed face.
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So how many rafted onto the continent in each wave?
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"Star Wars: The Force Awakens" blasts onto all Starz channels.
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Some companies latched onto the outage as an advertising opportunity.
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The latest to jump onto the bandwagon is Sergio Rossi.
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He narrated each ingredient that went onto the grill top.
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He pulled himself back onto the roof fifteen minutes later.
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Narita hoisted the oxygen tank onto his back and wobbled.
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Point the lights so that they are shining onto you.
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Legendary comedy actor Jim Carrey didn't make it onto "SNL."
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When the credits rolled, Ross bounded back onto the stage.
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Police watch protesters shining lights onto the Opera House sails.
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Ultimately, over 110 candidates petitioned to get onto the ballot.
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One of those lawmakers to sign onto the letter, Rep.
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Watson had stepped onto the eighth tee leading the tournament.
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Chelsea Clinton is stepping onto the 2016 battlefield against Sen.
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Every venture out onto the planet's surface reveals more mysteries.
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"People crowded onto chairs to hear her," Ms. Guo said.
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In the second half, we held onto it too long.
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Getting inducted onto Team iPad truly has never been cheaper.
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Opening the door onto the gray, evolving film of dawn.
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I dropped the phone and fell onto the bare floor.
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Trump seems to project his worst qualities onto his targets.
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The EVO steps onto our podium of best Tour bikes.
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So I had copied everything twice onto portable hard drives.
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Sure enough, the pie bubbles over onto the oven floor.
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Neither Grassley nor Goodlatte have signed onto that legislation yet.
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Bush held onto his trust in Lochte's account too long.
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Chinese trade data on Friday poured oil onto those flames.
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They gripped onto each other as the woman defended herself.
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You feel you have to graft it onto your life.
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The best way to hold onto power is to deliver.
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Curran held onto the map for more than 60 years.
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Trump's criticism of the raid spilled onto Twitter Tuesday morning.
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He pulled his gray Dodge Durango onto the winding road.
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Audiences swooned – and Swayze was propelled onto the A-List.
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Instead, it passed the buck onto each sport's governing body.
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Female firefighters pile onto a truck for a group shot.
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You tend to latch onto subjects and obsess over them.
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We just emerged onto a large road between two neighborhoods.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (R) in January.
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Not to be onto something is to be in despair.
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He was pouring urine from a bedpan onto the curb.
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The boat arrived on September 230, charging onto the beach.
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Hold onto your grandma, or she may rush the stage.
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Tuition coverage can be passed onto a family member, too.
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For example she's glommed onto Seth Abramson's Twitter conspiracy grifts.
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Also, Steven Reed's visage would be carved onto Mount Rushmore.
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He eases onto a sofa and makes a creaking sound.
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Catapult your startup onto the international stage at Battlefield Australia.
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Some of you can't hang onto the canvas for long.
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As we embarked on our journey onto the roller coaster.
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This seemed like a sign that he was onto something.
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At the same time, activism never maps perfectly onto art.
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They also held onto both the House and the Senate.
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Spoon about 1 tablespoon of wasabi mayonnaise onto each nigiri.
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Instead, he placed his faith onto his relationship with Gregg.
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Naturally, they've all drifted apart, onto wholly different career trajectories.
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This is the territory onto which Mario Tennis Aces steps.
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The artists first draw their adornments directly onto the pieces.
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I tumble onto the couch and let my thoughts wander.
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Once I've established that, you can move onto other things.
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Weren't tapes somehow protected against people copying stuff onto them?
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Again, Garbrandt was able to get Cruz stepping onto these.
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Place the ham onto a sheet pan, flesh side down.
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Finally she bounds onto a chair and out of view.
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The line stretches outside the station and onto the street.
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Down jackets from Orolay made it onto Oprah's holiday list.
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The plane slid onto a runway overrun area, Southwest said.
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Another 13 percent said they would hold onto their cash.
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Everything in this set can be stacked onto each other.
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Next, Montes would copy her typed information onto encrypted discs.
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Passages of Kane's play are also projected onto a wall.
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Spritz the cleaning product onto one of the microfiber cloths.
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Some demonstrators climbed onto lampposts to get their message out.
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European stocks held onto slim gains at the close Tuesday.
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Seconds later, a second woman climbed onto the stage shouting.
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A small terrace spilled out onto the gated green lawn.
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People scrambled onto their roofs and into boats and helicopters.
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Many rooms in the house open onto patios or balconies.
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Water was splattering onto the concrete and wetting my ankles.
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Trilobites Sinosauropteryx first strutted onto the fossil scene in 1996.
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Unlike water, retardant is not distributed directly onto a fire.
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Someone walking onto an empty road, then unexpected car hit.
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Heck, even the hotel gym looks out onto the sea.
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There would be less traffic being rerouted onto local roads.
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What I'm saying is that maybe McCarthy is onto something.
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People packed onto beaches, taking advantage of the warming weather.
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I literally could not hold onto a glass of water.
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Why would you willingly download a pest onto your screen?
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She rolled onto one side, swamping the dock with water.
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You start looking for one cure but stumble onto another?
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Or is it something we hang onto, foster, even cherish?
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Obama's face onto the body of a pornographic film actress.
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I have no reason to go onto Synthopia or Sovietchild.
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Some travelers evacuated onto the tarmac outside the airport's gates.
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The F in Brooklyn was rerouted onto the G line.
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Still, distasteful designs will probably continue sneaking onto store shelves.
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It was just the closest character I could hold onto.
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It almost looks as if Canada hooks onto the state.
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They could fall from the outside edge onto mossy grass.
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Robinson fell onto Lowry's legs, taking him down from behind.
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One student, getting her period unexpectedly, bleeds onto a chair.
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So how are you going to hold onto the seat?
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Before dinner, a D.J. brought everyone onto the dance floor.
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On Friday afternoon, prosecutors projected two charts onto a screen.
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Human beings typing things onto distant screens easily become inhuman.
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Does that mean he can't stack brownies onto a pallet?
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Skin from Mr. Blevins's hip was grafted onto his hands.
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Unfortunately, methods for quitting cigarettes can't be grafted onto vapes.
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The guards came over and got him onto the floor.
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O.K., let's get onto your final question, your other question.
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Desperate for new supplies, Boeing latched onto a promising lead.
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His crew offloaded the day's haul onto a huge scale.
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On one side, sliding glass doors open onto a terrace.
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However, there are a few consistencies we can cling onto.
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IV tubing and telemetry wires still snaked onto the bed.
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At one point, her face is projected onto a wall.
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You want something that can be tied onto your feet.
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And Arya likes to hang onto faces, as we know.
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Some ran onto the fogbound deck, looking for the stranger.
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Otherwise, it could just feel like bloat tacked onto Torch.
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Turn the cup upside down onto a plate and serve.
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Previously, they were required to go out onto the field.
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To step onto Konchalski's terrace is to trek back decades.
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"And now onto the Promised Land — Colusa County!" he wrote.
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You wouldn't believe what people try to get onto planes.
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That may signal its intent to hang onto the slice.
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The Atlanta Falcons continue to struggle to hold onto leads.
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Mr. Hannity climbed onto the stage and took the microphone.
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This defector's plight is a window onto North Korean life.
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On holiday afternoons they would crowd onto their grandmother's bed.
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We will hold onto it no matter what it costs.
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Dozens of soldiers were filmed running in unison onto trucks.
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I'm still looking for an answer I can hold onto.
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Roads became heavily congested after people spilled onto the streets.
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Preston leapt like Superman onto one of two twin beds.
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And some did, clambering up onto the rooftops to wait.
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Teammates had to prompt me to get onto the blocks.
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All are available, transposed onto the world's most famous paintings.
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Thousands of fans spilled onto the city's streets to celebrate.
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Normally that water drains onto the road beneath the car.
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Williams's fired her racket onto the court and destroyed it.
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That's what I feel that we have to hold onto.
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We've been struggling, trying to hold onto what we have.
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The turnout (and recent polls) suggest he is onto something.
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Holding onto an excellent dry riesling from Austria or Alsace?
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Spray a small amount onto your roots, fluff and voilà!
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Hold onto the places and people that let you breathe.
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He turned over and finished himself onto his own stomach.
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The line spills over the sidewalk onto West 13th Street.
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Their athletic careers had veered onto an entirely new course.
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"I think I might be onto something here," Gennett said.
|
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Conservative media outlets quickly and diligently latched onto the case.
|
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He's also holding onto white voters without a college degree.
|
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Sustained hurricane-force winds spreading onto the middle Texas coast . . .
|
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Then thread the fruit onto small bamboo skewers, alternating colors.
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" Thumbtacked onto it is a notecard that reads, simply, "funny.
|
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He squeezed paint onto the smallest piece — an impromptu palette.
|
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The government's violent response has brought thousands onto the streets.
|
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Then I climbed onto the counter to get the Bowl.
|
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The escalator led onto a floor of empty banquet tables.
|
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He was caught sneaking weapons onto a New Mexico base.
|
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The officer collapsed onto a couch in the living room.
|
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Some fled the area through emergency exits onto the tarmac.
|
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He squeezed a large squiggle of vermillion onto his palette.
|
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We should not be legislating personal religious beliefs onto others.
|
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Powerful winds sent soaked trees crashing onto cars and homes.
|
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If the answer is 'yes,' you may be onto something.
|
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Many China shares held onto the previous day's solid gains.
|
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It had glass doors and opened onto an outdoor terrace.
|
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Half of her blood drained onto the conference room floor.
|
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Already it has made it onto Gates' 2018 reading list.
|
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They're going to grab onto all of those social issues.
|
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So trying to hang onto that consciously just doesn't work.
|
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Here are some that never made it onto the platform.
|
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So let's get onto the main event: Donald J. Trump.
|
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The ball sprang off the turf and onto Roberts's hand.
|
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We have projected this assumption about ourselves onto the world.
|
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But when Untitled Princess Carolyn Project came onto the scene?
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Or even to make it onto a buzzy party list.
|
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The senators who signed onto the letter include Democratic Sens.
|
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They'll start to roll out onto Disney+ beginning in 2020.
|
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"This time, you're onto something," Mark replied in an email.
|
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Once it's proven there, you can move onto public roads.
|
|
Also have debris that has fallen onto 11th street below.
|
|
The Massachusetts senator encouraged her followers to hold onto hope.
|
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That's an extra 1.1 billion pounds shoved onto this market.
|
|
Both sides were incentivized to heap attention onto the moment.
|
|
"Real snow!" a little girl cried, stepping onto the ramp.
|
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To mount such equipment onto aircraft would be more difficult.
|
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Holding onto a grudge diminishes your life, not anyone else's.
|
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I hope it will make it onto a Broadway stage.
|
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"Give me my bag!" she screamed and grabbed onto it.
|
|
McConnell also on Thursday signed onto a resolution from Sen.
|
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Then they jog down the hill and onto the field.
|
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If not, they will throw you out onto the street.
|
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If there is no news, just glom onto something tiny.
|
|
Only know getting onto an airplane as a hellish experience.
|
|
Sharpless summoned a page of graphics onto her laptop screen.
|
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Landowners had welcomed them onto their sprawling properties to look.
|
|
This was a 2019 sentiment tacked onto a 1945 story.
|
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But instead of a river, he jumps onto a mat.
|
|
Cafés on Sturegatan spilled late diners out onto the sidewalk.
|
|
Download the apps of financial news sites onto your smartphone.
|
|
Both signed onto Medicare for All legislation in the House.
|
|
The promoters of condo conversions and I.P.O.s were onto something.
|
|
And what happens when one reality is imposed onto another?
|
|
That's a lot to project onto a moment, I know.
|
|
I barely got a dollop of toothpaste onto my brush.
|
|
No one's holding onto any illusions about your holiday spirit.
|
|
When Dowman was done, he crawled, depleted, onto the bank.
|
|
Reid mounted a Hasselblad onto it and dusted the lens.
|
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They may eventually be incorporated onto adviser teams, Saperstein said.
|
|
She dropped her fork, letting it clatter onto the floor.
|
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Raise eyebrow, or move directly onto outright shake of head.
|
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Not far from here, captured Africans walked onto slave ships.
|
|
So how can you tell if you're onto a winner?
|
|
Someone else's culture taped down onto a hot, dry continent.
|
|
He's moved onto the Met Gala and his new relationship.
|
|
Next stop: a sprawling property that backed onto a creek.
|
|
And in more recent months, it held onto this perch.
|
|
PST on Thursday, Nov 28, you can log onto KylieCosmetics.
|
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Demonstrators rush onto a highway in Charlotte on Sept. 22.
|
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Doe alleged that Spacey pulled his hand onto his testicles.
|
|
And on Thursday, the president rained cruise missiles onto Syria.
|
|
Raw sewage leaked onto the beach from a drainage channel.
|
|
And I thank goodness I held onto my Microsoft shares.
|
|
Luggage was haphazardly thrown from shipping crates onto the beach.
|
|
Are these people just annoying or are they onto something?
|
|
Kiefer places single or collections of objects onto colored backgrounds.
|
|
Steve McQueen strapped her onto the back of his motorcycle.
|
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A cheering crowd poured onto the steps of the courthouse.
|
|
Nunes ignored the question and moved onto the next member.
|
|
She rose up onto her toes as Ms. Pericet had.
|
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"We move onto whatever the next thing is," Steel said.
|
|
Others held pictures of the girls glued onto popsicle sticks.
|
|
It's probably that Republicans held onto the House as well.
|
|
Then the bodies were loaded onto trucks and hauled away.
|
|
We pulled ourselves back onto the boat and motored on.
|
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I get the thrill of projecting fantasies onto attractive strangers.
|
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Upstairs, the home's master bathroom looks onto a spacious balcony.
|
|
Wag has struggled to hold onto customers in recent months.
|
|
You have to bring the American people onto this issue.
|
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And we're bringing them onto the island as we speak.
|
|
So he walked onto the field with his two dogs.
|
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They reject what the elites have been hoisting onto us.
|
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But then, the electric scooter quietly slipped onto our streets.
|
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Live TV isn't just getting bolted onto the existing service.
|
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And if I don't, why am I holding onto it?
|
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Once the birds land, they flip the nets onto them.
|
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He can't go out onto the streets, but we can.
|
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Avenatti came onto the national radar thanks to Donald Trump.
|
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So I always put her onto different products and stuff.
|
|
Last week, Trump dumped two more issues onto Congress's lap.
|
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Then I massage them onto my feet for 30 seconds.
|
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Doxing is the releasing of personal information onto the internet.
|
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"Once there's momentum, you hold onto this thing," he said.
|
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My hunch is that your girlfriend is already onto this.
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Remove chicken from pan onto a bed of steamed rice.
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Buy less clothing Another thing that's helpful to hold onto?
|
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The costs are largely passed onto American companies and consumers.
|
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Cranes then drop the steel trusses onto barges floating below.
|
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This was a 2019 sentiment tacked onto a 1945 story.
|
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Sophomore year, Harris moved onto campus and into Slowe Hall.
|
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I pulled onto the block and approached the corner spot.
|
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The crowd parted as I guided her onto the train.
|
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The party held onto its majorities in the 292 election.
|
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Hilde Zadek was frightened as she stepped onto the stage.
|
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Continue across Battersea Bridge and turn right onto Chelsea Embankment.
|
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"All the risk has been shifted onto them," he said.
|
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The emergency room nurses and doctors lift them onto stretchers.
|
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A casting associate named Walter Pearce walked onto the terrace.
|
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What made you decide to shift the focus onto Mickey?
|
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Take a running leap onto the world's new longest waterslide.
|
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Having car names that customers can latch onto certainly helps.
|
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Are they holding onto a sensory trace of the lost?
|
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Awful videos have found their way onto YouTube Kids, repeatedly.
|
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Despite her early fame and determination, Smith slipped onto obscurity.
|
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To play, you load each car onto the launch ramp.
|
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She flops down onto her foldout couch, and smiles, relieved.
|
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It ends, and then you move onto the next one.
|
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Burrows frow and people politely move onto a different subject.
|
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I took the elevator down and stepped onto the street.
|
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Anyway, let's move onto other things, speaking of chipping Lauren.
|
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It grabs my ankle and I nosedive onto the floor.
|
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They either capture the TV audiences onto their own platforms.
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Step 6: Download all your favorite apps onto your iPhone.
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Just before he could latch onto mine, I pulled away.
|
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So far 101 countries have formally joined onto the treaty.
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Whether you put them into a diffuser, dab them onto your wrists, or spill a few drops onto your pillow, Dr. O'Connor says they have some aromatherapy benefits that could be useful for allergies.
|
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Harding made it onto the US Olympic figure skating team twice, though not onto the podium, the second time in a fog of controversy in the wake of the attack of rival Nancy Kerrigan.
|
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The two options above snap onto the top and bottom of the 3DS, and wrap around its front, which fully protects it from keys in your pocket, or an accidental spill onto the floor.
|
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"You will not be able to log onto Facebook, turn on the radio, watch TV, read a newspaper, log onto Twitter without seeing a story about the causes and solutions to homelessness," she said.
|
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Activists tried to clear the sidewalk by pushing the rocks onto the street, but that created a traffic hazard, so the city's public-works department lifted the boulders back onto the sidewalk via crane.
|
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Digital Domain recreated the late Tupac Shakur at Coachella stage in 2012, first by projecting a high resolution image onto a sheet of glass, and then by reflecting that image onto a mylar screen.
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She was unsure how the images, designed for screens, would look projected—with many of them out of focus—onto large columns set at various depths, as well as onto the ceiling and floor.
|
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Consumers are naturally attracted to lower-premium plans, but choosing them increasingly shifts higher costs onto taxpayers if plans achieve those lower premiums in part by shifting more drug expenses onto the government's books.
|
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It was back onto a plane, home for an emotional Sunday win over the Mystics, with No. 13 Whalen honored by an appropriate number of paid attendees — 13,013 — and then back onto a plane.
|
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As the mother forces the weight of her sadness onto her son, the father pushes his daughter to be his advocate with his estranged wife, and the son projects his anxiety onto his sister.
|
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After the red carpet interviews were finished, Mr. Kuplowsky loped onto the stage and, for the third night in a row, failed to toss his signature fedora onto a hat stand, James Bond-style.
|
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The coffee was on a tray table in the cockpit when the pilot accidentally knocked it over, spilling most of it onto his lap and some of it onto the communications equipment, investigators said.
|
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They latched onto the Mueller probe It's clear from the complaint that the Russian trolls latched onto the special counsel investigation led by Robert Mueller, which has dominated US politics for the past year.
|
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"I was making trolls and I was making bullies — I was making people who I'd never met before, who projected their insecurities onto me, onto the internet — I was making them the truth," she said.
|
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The basketball arcade game was ported to home consoles, stretched across sequels and spinoffs, lost in pop culture obscurity, rebooted, and most recently ported onto smartphones, where it occasionally bubbles onto Top 100 sales charts.
|
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SD: Your installation involves a projection onto the floor of the room of a prayer rug from the mosque's prayer space next-door onto pianos that had been tipped over and made useless by vandals.
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And their assumption was most people don't have the hardware to actually get this stuff onto a TV. So it's not just enough for us to put this onto the internet and push it out.
|
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Following that, a 6-foot drop onto its edge and a 6-foot drop on its face onto concrete caused a few more cracks, as did a 4.33-foot drop into a water-filled toilet.
|
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Sporting a tiny DLP projector that spits images onto its full color see-through display, the Blade's uses waveguide optics to project a tiny display onto the right lens of some surprisingly normal-looking glasses.
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Earlier this week artist Robin Bell once again projected his signature blue letters onto Trump's D.C. hotel in protest, shining the words "This place is a shithole," along with moving 💩 emoji onto the building.
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These three books are proof that many conservatives see this as an opportunity to push their own vision onto a party in disarray—or perhaps onto a president who is clearly out of his depth.
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They were trying to get onto this point-of-sale terminal which is the tiny computer you put your credit card into, which is harder to get into because it doesn't go onto the internet.
|
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Like any good meme, it began online, filtered onto the campaign's Twitter account, into the candidate's stump speeches, and onto handmade signs, reinforcing her formidable brand as the candidate who has a plan for everything.
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Because of those two facts, many insurers, in order to account for the potential loss of the payments, loaded their higher premium rates only onto silver plans, and not onto other tiers of Obamacare plans.
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One form involves pasting a face onto someone else's body—in ZAO'S tantalising offering, your kisser can be stitched onto the svelte silhouette of an actor or actress in a hit film or television drama.
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