"Rock and Roll Refugee" is only partway to its destination.
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However, Johnny would make it only partway through the tour.
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Partway through the trial in June, Disney settled the case.
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"Damn, I'm having fun," he said partway into the speech.
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Partway along the route, Sultan was waiting with a knife.
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Partway during her interview with investigators, Seinn allegedly thought of Prasad.
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Her daughter, now 22, left Caracas partway through her university studies.
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It was after 9 P.M. The woman opened the door partway.
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Many patients quit partway through treatment, or relapse time and again.
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Ted Lieu (D-CA) called the hearing "stupid and ridiculous" partway through.
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They're usually flawed authority figures that get discarded partway through the story.
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Nicknamed the Bean, it is now partway to achieving Eiffel-like status.
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Hopefully, other publicly funded pre-K programs will do the same, because just creating more pre-K spots will get us partway to excellence and equity, but partway isn't good enough for our children or our country's future.
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Partway through development, textures, skins, and level designs had to be redesigned, also.
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Partway through the Sacred Throne series, I know you published Legion Versus Phalanx.
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The GM brought in a new coach, Mike Sullivan, partway through the season.
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Oscar, now two years old, is partway down a long road of surgeries.
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Eliminating regulations and reducing corporate tax burdens might help him get partway there.
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Today's announcement comes partway through that process, with 250 results still to come.
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But, frankly, we need to meet them partway and help them do more.
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Then, partway through, there was a moment — you could almost see it happen.
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Partway through the set, Adele admitted something: "I could get used to this."
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Partway through his term he switched parties, so that was pretty eye-opening.
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"For Peter Pan" strikes me as another play stuck partway between theatrical worlds.
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Partway through the song, his love interest arrives in a skirt and halter top.
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Partway through his performance, A$AP Rocky brought out a surprise guest — Kanye himself.
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But a SnowCoach for tourists does make the trip, at least partway, weather permitting.
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Partway through his shift the next day, in December 2018, he called his manager.
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Innovative tech companies know that great technology and marketing will get you partway to success.
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Once you've figured out how to dress appropriately at your office, you're only partway there.
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Partway through the conversation, it dawned on me that he'd actually yet to start talking.
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Sergeant Jack Poitras said no drivers had needed to turn back partway through the drive.
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Partway through, Cottrill comes as close to anger as she ever has in her music.
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Bertha overheated and stalled partway through the project in December 2013, putting completion into doubt.
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Partway through the project, the board saw too many deaths in the minimally invasive group.
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He'd been arrested on charges of fiscal malfeasance and was partway through a multiple-year sentence.
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But partway through he became absorbed in the writing itself, recasting sentences as lines of verse.
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Whether or not that is realistic, they say, getting even partway there will take bipartisan compromise.
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The recording starts partway through Trump telling a story about hitting on an unidentified woman — unsuccessfully.
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A group of tourists from Moscow sang romantic Russian songs with guitar accompaniment partway up the stairs.
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The driver's door was open partway, but still the car was filling with bluish smoke like mist.
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We've all done it: you start a movie only to realize partway in that it's actually terrible.
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Men sometimes drop out partway through or fall out of contact with researchers seeking follow-up interviews.
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Her other duties included informing him, partway through the bit, that his fly was quite noticeably down.
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Flair even performs a typically over-the-top speech partway through before letting loose a particularly hearty "WOO".
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Partway through imaging a nebula, Bellavia pulled out a large Dobsonian telescope from a shed behind the observatory.
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Moore is currently partway through a ten-day excursion up Mount Everest, which she has been documenting via Instagram.
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Pikin was sedated before the trip but woke up partway through in the arms of her caregiver Appolinaire Ndohoudou.
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And then partway through art college, I discovered green screen, where you can effectively collage with a moving image.
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Partway through the showing, she and Kushner and their Secret Service detail got up and left, the witness says.
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Partway through the showing, she and Kushner and their Secret Service detail got up and left, the witness said.
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Preheat the oven to 350 degrees if you do not want to flip your kuku partway through cooking. 210.
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He was carrying a power pack full of kerosene, and was planning to refuel from a boat partway across.
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My grandfather rolled partway over and saw the stall man, wearing a white linen coat, at a work bench.
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During a break partway through the hearing, Feinstein told reporters that she planned to vote to confirm Wray. Sen.
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Partway through the set, the video screen was given over to a "kiss cam" roving the audience for smooching couples.
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I let it drive me partway home in heavy traffic after a half marathon that turned my legs to jelly.
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However, partway through playing, the players discover that (surprise!) they are actually Nazi train conductors, sending people to concentration camps.
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Even parents filling financial aid forms out on their children's behalf can get discouraged and abandon the process partway through.
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Sanders began 2016 as a protest candidate, only partway through realizing that he could actually, truly win the whole shebang.
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She agrees, but partway through the script, suggests turning it into a film that might actually get her an award.
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Language perplexity is a measure of how easy it is, partway through a sentence, to guess what is coming next.
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Or at least partway across the room, as it can sustain flight for only half a second, and only indoors.
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Partway through the year, she brought a life-sized cut-out of One Direction's Niall Horan into our cramped room.
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Partway through the beta test, I took note of a small button for "blog" on the upper right-hand corner.
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Perhaps. Walking yourself partway down the aisle and wearing the creation of a groundbreaking female designer certainly makes a statement.
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"Partway through coming back is when ... the waves picked up and then obviously swamped the boat," he said Friday morning.
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Mr. Hullibarger said at one point he got up and futilely asked Father LaCuesta to stop partway through the homily.
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During each cycle, the sticks compressed a little more and then bounced back, but only partway; this was hysteresis happening.
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During each cycle, the sticks compressed a little more and then bounced back, but only partway; this was hysteresis happening.
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Originally I'd assumed the team would perform in shifts, with some people waking up partway through to take the stage.
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They built up intensity slowly, and revealed themselves partway through, but mostly they looked at each other, not the crowd.
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Partway through the year, they tried to say I couldn't speak to teachers in the school without first clearing it.
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Austen was only partway into writing the 12th chapter of Sanditon when she stopped due to an unknown chronic illness.
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The problem is, US networks are only partway through the transition, which leaves us with the worst of both worlds.
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Tasha Robinson: You said partway through shooting that the neon demon is a character, but you hadn't decided who it was.
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Kids who played with the synchronizing version engaged better and scored higher, even when the synchronizing was turned off partway through.
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"You're somehow supposed to enjoy the misery," a police officer thinks partway through the novel, nominally in reference to Sweden's weather.
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" When, in a scene partway through "The Woman in the Window," Anna Fox thinks about another character, "He could kiss me.
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There's still no telling when an Internet song will melt down partway through and transform itself into an entirely different tune.
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They may have to fly back to China to get new visas, and they risk denials partway through their academic career.
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Many said they felt increased air pressure, as if they were riding in a car with the windows rolled partway down.
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Partway through "Making a Murderer," we hear a "Dateline NBC" producer discuss the death of Teresa Halbach in disturbingly chipper tones.
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When police approached his car, Johnson rolled his window down partway, flashed his badge, and drove off, sources told the Tribune.
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The team used the DJI Inspire 2 to capture their footage, and even dealt with a broken machine partway through filming.
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M. comes home partway through the episode, and I pause the TV so that I can catch him up on what's happened.
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I have also leveled an Alliance character partway through Kul Tiras and completed portions of the Stormsong Valley and Tiragarde Sound storylines.
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Partway through his remarks, the president, who was speaking loudly to the assembled press, paused as cameras rolled to have a drink.
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Mr. Bowie toured with Nine Inch Nails in an innovative concert that had his band and Nine Inch Nails merging partway through.
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Partway through Genevieve Pascolla's flight from London to Chicago earlier this month, she woke up from a nap to a mortifying sight.
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The new attack may not work on all of them, and a patch might abruptly close off access partway through an investigation.
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The recording clearly starts partway through a classroom debate and doesn't include the statement to which the unidentified young woman is responding.
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A French aviation buff and inventor glided partway over the English Channel on a homemade "flyboard" Thursday — then crashed in the sea.
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By keeping everything pitch black over the course of its 11-hour duration, and also by moving to another venue partway through.
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But it was only partway through Lone Survivor's development that Byrne realized what could set it apart from other games about trauma.
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Here's our TV critic's take on Mr. Trump's address: The president took a stab at comity, but he only got partway there.
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Past a ledge, Royal Robbins clipped slings to lopsided bolts that the previous climbers had drilled only partway into the hard granite.
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I'm hesitant to make any grand pronouncements just because I thought they would have gone public like partway through the year by now.
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Partway through the process, Breslin and her fellow researchers noticed something unexpected: Some brand names they'd discussed or included in the survey disappeared.
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In 22012, partway through what would ultimately be six years of Ramos harassing the woman, he was charged with harassment and pleaded guilty.
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Eastern, dipped to 244.3 during the 250.6-minute rain delay after midnight, and recovered partway to 254.9 at the end of the broadcast.
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Another candidate once revealed partway through the interview that she was actually there to get a job for her husband, not for herself.
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Partway through the exhibit, it occurred to me that the texts were so well-done because they were excerpts of Magritte's own writing.
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Last week, partway through the trial, prosecutors had sought to add a third — and lesser — charge of reckless homicide to the jury's options.
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He indicated he unzipped her pants partway and put his finger into her pants and tried to fondle her, the court filing says.
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They're like having a pebble in your ski boot partway down a long slope, or a lash you can't remove from your eye.
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She sees her work as preparing a patient for the voyage he is about to take, and accompanying him partway down the road.
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Many other people of color are talking about how they can't bring themselves to watch "When They See Us" or stopped watching partway through.
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But in the Bay Journal's case, unlike the Midwest Pesticide Action Center or Winrock International, the grant was partway through when it was cancelled.
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Once the tether is fully extended, the kite is angled to catch less wind, reeled partway back in, and allowed to reel out again.
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And partway through her sexy spin, she threw off her jacket and revealed a top that left little to the imagination about her figure.
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"Partway through the showing, [Trump] and Kushner and their Secret Service detail got up and left, the witness says," the magazine reported last week.
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Susy dropped out partway through her second semester, but she continued to write notes to Louise that some scholars have interpreted as love letters.
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To the Editor: Aaron E. Carroll goes partway to explain the poor performance of the American health care system in providing access to care.
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Partway through Hillary Clinton's speech accepting the Democratic nomination for president, she launched into a discussion of her reputation for caring about policy details.
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Then, in December, partway through the hearing process, the department dropped the charges, and in early 2016 Ms. Owens came back to Harlem Renaissance.
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Exiting partway through a deal is a rarity in the cutthroat television business and the move is likely to cost him millions of dollars.
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Samantha and Tyrese spread the news with help from a faux movie trailer, which Tyrese narrated, that transitioned partway through into footage from Samantha's ultrasound.
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Partway through the flight, as the plane climbed higher and the air got thinner, some of the plane's 166 passengers suddenly started to feel sick.
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Samantha and Gibson spread the news with help from a faux movie trailer, which Tyrese narrated, that transitioned partway through into footage from Samantha's ultrasound.
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Imagine if you paid for a haircut but your barber stopped partway through and made you live with it until he could reschedule your appointment.
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Saudi Arabia gathered a coalition of Arab states and local militias—among them Islamists, Salafists and southern separatists—and forced the Houthis to retreat partway.
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Instead, countries have made their own commitments that, taken together, would reduce emissions enough to get the world partway toward the 210-degree Celsius target.
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A handful of activists showed up to Fiola, a glitzy DC Italian joint, partway through Cruz's meal and crowded around his table, NBC Washington reports.
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The band U2 ended a concert in Berlin on Saturday partway through its performance after its lead singer, Bono, said he had lost his voice.
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Partway through the game, series lead Nathan Drake and Elena Fisher plop down on a couch in their suburban home to play a video game.
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Instead, countries have made their own commitments that, taken together, would reduce emissions enough to get the world partway toward the 2-degree Celsius target.
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Conway only started running the campaign partway through the race, when Trump brought her and Steve Bannon in following the exit of campaign manager Paul Manafort.
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It's made from mouth-blown crystal and holds up to 10 ounces, and it should only be filled a partway, so the bubbles can develop slowly.
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Microsoft also launched its new Xbox One X console partway through the recent quarter, and it's had a positive 8 percent impact on overall gaming revenue.
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There's also a really simple rhythm game that happens partway through the show, in which you need to swing your arm in time to the beat.
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When the pictures of him bearded, beardless, bearded showed up on sixty million screens, I was partway through my third mile on an Urban Active treadmill.
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Partway through the broadcast, she arrived flanked by the Dixie Chicks, a trio of once insanely popular, then absurdly disgraced musicians who keep on going anyway.
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The appearance of new consoles, for example, is notable because the hardware is coming partway through a typical five-to-seven-year cycle for new consoles.
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We meet Shocker, who, with his frosted tips, has adopted the catchphrase "1,000 percent guapo" (handsome) and who, partway through, is sidelined with a knee injury.
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Mr. Candish and his family didn't fly back to New York to see the house until partway through the closing process, with their deposit at stake.
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In this movie, he plays someone who's partway there — an unemployed Los Angeles man who turns to driving for a rideshare service to make ends meet.
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When coasting on a long, downhill stretch of road, a full charge could be reached partway down the hill; any additional regenerated energy would be wasted.
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It went upside-down, turned on its roof and skidded partway down a grassy embankment, rolling again and landing with a shudder on the driver's side.
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"I remember really vividly talking with some of the participants in Zimbabwe partway through the study, and they would say, 'This ring is mine,'" Dr. Baeten said.
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And the lack of any sort of manual save functionality means that if you fail partway through a mission, you often have to replay it from scratch.
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The emergency hearing in the case turned dramatic when attorneys discovered partway through the hearing that two of their clients were on a plane to El Salvador.
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From 2009 on, partway through The Simpsons' 20th season, the show had already switched to the 16:9 aspect ratio — so those episodes should be fine already.
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It's basically a cheap way for people who have already bought partway into the Amazon Fire ecosystem to get more functions for just a little more money.
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Teams from Singapore, Vietnam, and Malaysia were searching the water near Vietnam — which is partway between Kuala Lumpur and Beijing — about 12 hours after contact was lost.
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But the boat became stuck briefly in muddy, alligator-filled shallows partway across Florida, causing its captain to decide to reverse course to the Gulf of Mexico.
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Partway through the film, Ewing and Grady finally show her face for the first time; through Etty we encounter Footsteps, a support group for former Hasidic Jews.
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A guest from Hong Kong disembarked from the Diamond Princess to visit a local hospital when it docked in Hong Kong partway through the ship's 22020-day itinerary.
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Bump-up CDs, for instance, give you a chance to switch to a higher rate partway through the account's term, but offer lower yields than traditional CDs upfront.
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Partway through filming, Kim gets fed up with the racism in the scene and throws a tantrum, storming across the set and shouting in an exaggerated Asian accent.
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He then got it flowing, and zapped the fluid partway along its flow path with a laser, accelerating it to a supersonic speed and creating a sonic horizon.
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If this makes you think of the circularity of "La Ronde" while also recalling "The Vagina Monologues," you're only partway through the thicket of the play's theatrical references.
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A Seattle-based pianist with downtown-New York credentials dating back to the 1980s, he writes with the blues in mind and a theatrical impulse only partway disguised.
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At Abington, Mr. Schwarzman ran track and cross-country, once logging a record time despite breaking his wrist partway through a race, and was elected student body president.
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Mallory did begin a master's program in English literature at Oxford, but his professors say he had to withdraw partway through because he'd been diagnosed with brain cancer.
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The possible Trump "reference" happens partway through the episode during a memory of when Will was just starting out as a cop and encounters a man named Fred.
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And now, Japanese company Vinclu has created a machine that can help bring their fantasies at least partway to life, in the form of a dedicated virtual companion.
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A breastfeeding mother is upset with Heathrow Airport after staff members told her to pump in a bathroom, only to have a male staff member walk in partway through.
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However, when I tried to trick the goggles and switched to freestyle partway through a length after starting with breast stroke, it categorized that lap just under breast stroke.
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But partway through 2018, as whispers about a presidential run began to mount, her favorability rating started to dip closer to 22012 percent, and her unfavorables began to climb.
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Or, at least until the point partway through the ceremony when Jay Z; Blue Ivy, their 4-year-old; and Beyoncé's mother, Tina Knowles, were shown to their table.
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When Mr. Bellotti retired, he was partway through a five-year, $27.5 million-a-year contract, which he said was still below the league average of about $153 million.
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"I mean, I don't know if it's necessarily the best football, but it's very good," Trump told sportscasters when he stopped by the CBS booth partway through the game.
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Or, if you get partway through filing your taxes before realizing you need a different TaxAct plan, you can switch plans without the hassle of changing your payment information.
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All three teams should fall at least partway back to earth this week as the N.F.L. shakes off its rust and starts to establish a pecking order among contenders.
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He now faces multiple investigations, including one by the gambling commission in Massachusetts, where Wynn Resorts is partway through construction of a $2.4 billion luxury casino resort outside Boston.
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When Mr. Bellotti retired, he was partway through a five-year, $27.5 million-a-year contract, which he said was still below the league average of about $153 million.
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By that point, partway into Saturday night, I was sensing a subtle theme: The role of the voice in jazz is going through a process of liberation these days.
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Partway through her closing argument on Tuesday, Kristen Gibbons Feden, a 35-year-old prosecutor, strode across the courtroom and stared down Bill Cosby from a few feet away.
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Carson was introduced partway through the first season, arriving in the town of Peyton Place after serving nearly two decades in prison for a murder he did not commit.
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The partway-liberalization of the Francis era has encouraged the church's progressives to push further, while many conservatives have been flung into intellectual crisis or a paranoia-flavored traditionalism.
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Then that went from there to Good to Great where we asked the question, well, wait a minute, what if you wake up partway through life and you're just average?
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A few minutes later, just partway through episode one, Maya is elected the UGIS (ugliest girl in school) and Anna is cringingly pursuing a boy with no interest in her.
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China would go at least partway to addressing American demands that it enhance protection of intellectual property, stop coerced technology transfers and open its market more widely to foreign investors.
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Refugees who are partway through the resettlement process — including people who have undergone security screenings and background checks — but don't yet have a visa will not be allowed to enter.
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In a famous case of commuter hell, a factory worker named James Robinson had to take a bus partway to work and then walk the other 21 miles round-trip.
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Before they lay down on the red couch, Kirsten would block the door with a chair, but sometimes dim figures, other couples in search of privacy, opened the door partway.
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"Partway through its last set of activities, Curiosity lost its orientation," wrote Dawn Sumner, planetary geologist at the University of California Davis, in an entry for Curiosity's Mission Updates blog.
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Though the movie is mainly about Squirrel Girl and Ms. Marvel's attempt to prove themselves — and to prevent a destructive war — Captain Marvel becomes a major player partway through the story.
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Many of those schools, like the for-profit giant ITT Technical Institutes, shuttered abruptly in a bog of financial and legal problems, leaving thousands of students stranded partway through their educations.
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A bullied sixth-grader from Wilmington, Delaware, who was invited to Tuesday night's State of the Union speech, caught the Internet's attention when he fell asleep partway through the lengthy address.
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Partway through, Representative Steve King of Iowa, who is Chairman of the Subcommittee on the Constitution and Civil Justice that was holding the hearing, addressed the sonogram machine in the room.
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A memorial to those who lost their lives in 2019 But partway through the process, which had not been officially authorized by NASA, the testing of the women was abruptly canceled.
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I'm partway through a history of the Anthropocene, but mostly I plan to read my notes and draft for Chapter 7 of the book I'm working on and then write it.
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But when it looks like Superman has gone rogue partway through the episode, he doesn't hesitate to give Terry a piece of kryptonite that he has apparently held in reserve for decades.
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In fact, Sarandon's character's gender is actually at the very heart of the plot, we find partway through: Pacino's character is only trying to get money to fund Leon's sexual reassignment surgery.
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"Partway through the series, when Friends was also on TV, we were like, 'Wait a minute, look at Jennifer Aniston's hair — everyone loves it,&apos" she told Refinery29 in a recent interview.
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It actually came out partway through the operation that Smiles was being watched by customs because he was trying to score huge quantities of coke from an American living in west London.
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Apparently partway through the roughly six-hour flight, the American Airlines plane suffered a serious plumbing issue after some idiot tried to flush a diaper down the toilet, NBC affiliate KPNX reports.
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Partway through the meeting, someone asked whether Christine Blasey Ford, a psychology professor in California who has accused Mr. Kavanaugh of attempted rape at a high school party, was planning to testify.
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In a harrowing incident last month, a Pegasus Airlines plane in Turkey slid off a runway and fell partway down a cliff over the Black Sea, before getting stuck in the mud.
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First, she flopped to the snow after the finish line on Wednesday and skidded partway under the wall of plastic banners that separates racers from the officials, news media personnel and fans.
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The Revue also took on Roger McGuinn from the Byrds, Mick Ronson from David Bowie's Spiders from Mars band, the singer Ronee Blakley and, joining up partway through the tour, Joni Mitchell.
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When I was partway through the first book, I realized that I had a problem and called her up and said, 'Actually, it's going to be three books,' so that took a while.
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For another, with one side dedicated to input and one dedicated to display, it's still only partway to the dream of Courier, which envisioned both sides having both functions, but with subtle differences.
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But Logan's environmental themes were brought together seamlessly, yet subtly, partway through the film when Logan had to help a family repair a burst water pipe that supplied their farmhouse with drinking water.
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And Lord and Miller were removed partway through their shoot, replaced by Ron Howard, whose track record as a broadly appealing and studiously vanilla Hollywood director made clear what the studio was after.
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" CAMBRIDGE, England — Robert Macfarlane was partway up a mountain in Scotland when a fellow climber decided to lighten the mood by reciting some William Carlos Williams: "The descent beckons / as the ascent beckoned.
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An international team of rowers ended a record-breaking expedition through the Arctic Ocean on Monday after becoming stranded on a remote Norwegian island partway through their month-and-a-half-long journey.
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The meta conceit of "My Name Is Lucy Barton," which the reader only realizes partway in, is that the novel is meant to be the actual "published" memoir of Lucy, its author-narrator.
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Partway through the story, you're actually given a digital copy of one of three issues of the actual The Seers Catalogue magazine to peruse, filled with fragments of odd serial stories and strange photos.
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Because I was aimed steeply downhill, partway into a soft-clay gully, I landed more or less on my feet, like a gymnast, before flopping onto my stomach with an "Ugh!" and briefly bodysurfing.
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Unlike a lot of Rockstar's other "flawed" protagonists, all of who are at least partway successful—like the GTA series's Trevor Phillips and Niko Bellic, and Manhunt's James Earl Cash—Max is a failure.
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Elsewhere in the 25,000-square-foot space, a father watched his son and daughter clamber partway up a 19-foot wall, and a fitness instructor led a class that was heavy on push-ups.
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The man in the Hyundai took out a knife and plunged it into the torsos of the other men, then got back in his car and drove partway down the street, the police said.
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You don't just get to get partway there and say, oh well someone else will figure out how to make steel or, you know, let's pretend we don't need to make a lot of steel.
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Partway through the movie, Spade's character takes a two-minute detour into the basement dungeon of Buffalo Bob (Brian Thompson), a character whose M.O. is a lot similar to Buffalo Bill (Ted Levine) in Silence.
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The backup to the toll on the Bay Bridge was worse than usual, and partway through, Waze popped up a small box that asked me to verify that there was a police cruiser up ahead.
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He could simply have kept his mouth shut, or better yet just apologized and explained that his celebration had got a bit out of hand, something even his statement Friday only goes partway to doing.
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In this way, Moore evocatively renders the remoteness of even our closest loved ones, so it comes as a disappointment when, partway through the novel, she offers a complete back story to explain David's indirections.
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Pennsylvania is partway through a technology overhaul, but "a lot of states are still operating on their old mainframe computer systems that are most likely not set up for remote access," Ms. Simon-Mishel said.
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If, for instance, it becomes very windy or rainy partway through a class, changing conditions, they may have to decide whether to continue, said Anna Lindqvist, who will be on the Ground Jury in Goteborg.
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He's making an obvious, partway-arch reference to the old dichotomy between the more bebop-oriented method associated with clubs in Midtown and Harlem, and the formally experimental, Western classical-influenced approach of "downtown" players.
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They're always partway through their journey, as if your own stream and their stream meet up miles away from their sources, touching together either briefly or blending together into a stronger, wider flow of water.
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Similarly, the bill says that if companies stop paying required fees partway into an arbitration, workers and consumers can move their cases to court or ask a judge to compel the corporation to pay up.
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The book was excerpted over at The MMQB, which made the wise decision to include the attempted bribery: Partway through the second quarter I'm in the huddle when the head referee taps me on the shoulder.
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Readers first realize that the magical world is a strange and terrifying place partway through Quentin's freshman year at Brakebills, when our nominal hero inadvertently conjures a horrific, uncannily semi-human being known as The Beast.
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Police told AL.com they think Royster could've been on narcotics, which only goes partway toward explaining why the hell he would commit a felony just to take a nice bath and fix himself something to eat.
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The plot follows Sean as he attempts to steal back his girlfriend from a dude by diving into what begins as a Super Nintendo-styled platformer and then transforms into a go-kart racer partway through.
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Sophia Abuabara was partway through a long day at school involving three major exams when administrators removed the junior from class because they said the hemline of her dress was too short, her mother, Rosey, tells PEOPLE.
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Public scrutiny has focused on Enbridge's preferred route, which would follow Line 3's existing corridor partway through Minnesota before veering south to miss the Leech Lake reservation and avoid a nine to 12-month pipeline shutdown.
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Mike QuigleyMichael (Mike) Bruce QuigleyLawmakers point to entitlements when asked about deficits Mueller Day falls flat Mueller on Trump's WikiLeaks embrace: 'Problematic is an understatement' MORE (D-Ill.) said while heading to vote partway into the interview.
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People who said they watched all of season two reported less self-harm than those who didn't watch at all, but those who stopped watching partway through reported greater depression and hopelessness than before they started watching.
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The Red Sox released him partway through the campaign, and Buckner went on to play for the California Angels and the Kansas City Royals before ending his career back in Boston in 1990, when he was 41.
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Arca, who has also worked on tracks for Kanye West and the R&B singer Kelela, joined Björk partway through the making of "Vulnicura," and went on to tour with her amid his own prolific solo efforts.
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"Koreans really have to think hard about how to motivate young people and meet them partway, not only with job opportunities but better working environments," said Katharine H.S. Moon, a professor of political science at Wellesley College.
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Partway through the questioning, the older officer got up for a break, leaving Lam alone with Li. The two men sat in awkward silence until Lam, reaching for the conviviality of their last encounter, offered a joke.
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Partway through the film, Dano beats up Steven Yeun, a Korean-American member of the group, for intentionally mistranslating a young Korean girl's response to the question of whether she is willing to coöperate with the group's plan.
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Qubits' zeroes and ones are instead quantum states, meaning that during a calculation, they can exist partway between zero and one until they're observed (think Schrödinger's cat, alive and dead at the same time until the box is opened).
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Partway through Apple's WWDC keynote, Craig Federighi, Apple's senior vice president of software engineering, took to the stage and admitted publicly what millions of smartphone users have long felt: Our phones sometimes make us feel overwhelmed, anxious, and unhealthy.
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Partway through "The Last of the Starks," in a moment that felt both abrupt and uncharacteristic, Jon gave Ghost to his pal Tormund, who was headed back to the "true" North to try to re-form the Night's Watch.
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His wishes aren't that out of the ordinary—some time to figure himself out is chief among them—but the boiling guitar solo that takes over from his smooth voice partway through says all the angst that he isn't.
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Whenever that moment arrives partway through a movie or TV show in which your excitement, curiosity or belief spikes, odds are very good that Lucas Hedges, Hong Chau, Merritt Wever or Rob Morgan has arrived to do the spiking.
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Different movements correspond to different actions in a demonstration app that shows the online retailer's daily deals: navigate through categories and products by tilting your head all the way in various directions, or tilt partway down to buy, save or share.
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Based on Chile's historical turnout record and the Latinobarómetro survey, our model expects participation to rebound partway in this month's election, to 58% (though factors we did not include might have depressed turnout in 2013 and could do so again).
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Sydney Smith's distinctive art (he also illustrated the magnificent "Sidewalk Flowers") falls partway between modernist fairy tale and graphic novel, opening an inviting portal between past and present as the ancient story comes to life in a decidedly contemporary aesthetic.
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Few Thais remember how to say the entire name; getting partway through is like knowing a few numbers past the decimal point of Pi. Bangkok is changing too fast, shedding layers of its history like the skins of a snake.
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If there was a chance that Roberts would cast the critical vote to uphold the central plank of Obamacare -- and negotiations in May were such that they still considered that a shaky proposition -- they were willing to meet him partway.
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The most someone in the window seat can hope for is sacrificial glory — being sucked only partway out, and thereby serving as "a decent plug" for everyone else while being battered by 600-mile-per-hour winds (oh, and suffocating).
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In 2012, Andrew Moore, 20, was killed while walking on the median of a highway in Indiana, partway into his trek from Washington to San Francisco in support of a group that opposed abortion, The Mercury News in San Jose, Calif.
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Partway through Call Me by Your Name, which hit theaters Friday and may be the best queer film of the year, 17-year-old Elio nestles on the couch with his parents as his mother reads from a 16th century fairy tale.
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If there was a chance that Roberts would cast the critical vote to uphold the central plank of the Affordable Care Act—and negotiations in May were such that they still considered that a shaky proposition—they were willing to meet him partway.
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At an emotional news conference held by Mr. Bradford's relatives on Sunday — one collapsed in tears partway through — his family members said they were not notified of his death by the Hoover Police Department, but instead learned of it through social media.
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Plus, NASA's very expensive New Horizons mission to Pluto had just launched in 2006, and visiting a dwarf planet when you thought you were visiting a planet is akin to scientists declaring some other mountain the tallest partway through your Mount Everest ascent.
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Microsoft launched its Surface Book 2 partway through the recent quarter, but it's clear the company wants to generate more sales across its devices and push its Surface revenue up through pure sales rather than relying on the margins it was hoping for initially.
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Audio glitches interrupted Sandy's big solo, "Hopelessly Devoted to You," and viewers in Atlanta were jolted when the "Born to Hand Jive" dance cut out partway through and was abruptly replaced with a repeat of the "Greased Lightning" scene from earlier in the broadcast.
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Partway through answering a question about who he thought would win the 2020 elections (to which he said he wasn't someone who could predict the future), John Oliver paused when realizing most of the crowd was quietly clapping as they looked at the screen.
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President Obama has gone partway toward solving the problem of low pay and poor conditions by requiring most contractors to pay their workers at least $10.10 an hour and by requiring federal departments to assess potential contractors' records of labor-law compliance when awarding contracts.
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He was brought into the pre-Broadway cast of "Seven Guitars" partway into the show's run in San Francisco after the actor playing the difficult role of Hedley, a somewhat unbalanced old man, was deemed unsatisfactory by Mr. Wilson, Mr. Richards and the lead producer.
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"Maybe I was looking at it as, what was the prudent thing to do, and not necessarily looking at education as an investment," Mr. Justice said at the news conference, which he exited partway through because he had to coach a girls' basketball game.
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Its policy of always low wages, always, was starting to look problematic: low pay meant high turnover and low morale, and management believed that moving at least partway to the Costco strategy of paying more and getting better performance as a result made sense.
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An acquaintance of Farrokh, Mahmoud Elhassan, 25, was also charged in January with helping Farrokh join the militant group by driving him partway to the airport and by introducing Farrokh to someone he believed to be an Islamic State recruiter — but who was actually an FBI informant.
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They initially reduced their monthly housing costs by 60%, to $500 a month for their house in Nicaragua from $1,250 a month in the US.But partway through their trip, they moved to be closer to the international school, and their new house cost $800 a month.
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Example: In a University of Michigan production of "Lysistrata" (we were both undergrads at the school), I saw her will her body to appear to defy gravity for a laugh — walking a 90-degree angle partway up the stage's proscenium arch, body virtually parallel to the floor.
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Outside the Cloakroom, which sits on K Street just north of Chinatown and partway between the Capitol and the White House, several passersby stopped to take a photo of Daniels's flyer, one of only two visible signs advertising the show, where ticket prices began at $2900.
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Partway through her time at the table—about 15 minutes and 50 seconds in—Smith brought up his bathroom-related problems yet again, divulging that he has an "old man bladder," and gets out of bed to go to the bathroom about five times a night.
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Here's Schwarzenegger (who has long been encouraging people to go part-time vegetarian for eco reasons) and Cameron (an outspoken vegan) talking about it: We'll see how it goes, but even a partway successful "less meat" campaign could have a surprisingly large impact on global warming.
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The offer, which came during a meeting this weekend in Beijing between Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and the Chinese economic adviser Liu He, would go only partway toward President Trump's initial demand that China reduce its $375.2 billion trade surplus with the United States by $200 billion annually.
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As the only reporter then traveling with Biden (something that was far from unusual in an election season dominated by Obama and Hillary Clinton), I had exhausted all the obvious questions by the time we got on a small plane for a quick hop partway across the state.
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There are intimations of war and refugee crises in "Four Cypresses," a pastorale with a startling crescendo partway through, and in "Glass Hillside," which starts as a near elegy — "Gathered together until relief arrives/eyes on the lost sons" — and moves into dark, skulking, Steely Dan-like jazz chords.
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Today some 7503,000 people make the trip annually, paying thousands of dollars each for excursions ranging from days to weeks, depending on how they prefer to travel (human-powered rafts or motorized) and how far they go (partway or full length — roughly 280 miles, which takes 14 days in a raft).
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There, Related and its partner, Oxford Properties Group, are partway through erecting the complex, which includes residential space, office space, and a mall—with such stores as Neiman Marcus, Cartier, and Urban Decay, and a Thomas Keller restaurant designed to evoke "Mad Men"—most of it on a platform built over active rail lines.
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The strange puddle, which at first seems like a light-hearted mystery, takes a creepy twist partway through the episode that leads to a bunch of effective jump scares (and by effective I mean I had to wilfully restrain myself from covering my eyes at certain points so that I didn't embarrass myself in front of the other journalists).
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Chaim Gartenberg: As is my custom, I'm partway through roughly half a dozen books at the moment, due to the same combination of reading tons of different books across various physical copies, my phone, and my Kindle, along with the distractions of new books that tend to pull me away from the ones I'm in the middle of.
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The base of Division 3, the secret organization employing good mutants to search for the Shadow King (Navid Negahban), feels like a facility that might have been used for the CIA's real-world MKUltra experiments, if partway through the project, test subjects were given free rein to redecorate in order to make their acid trips more intense and enjoyable.
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Between these two very different yet bonded ways of drawing, each of which activates the space around the form differently, Marsh depicts an ethereal, ghostly stream that enters the composition from the lower left edge, widening in girth as it moves partway up the paper before diminishing in size and moving toward the upper right edge, behind the tree trunk.
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The fact that the Lions never came close to achieving that goal in Sanders's postretirement years could be comforting to him, as opposed to Baylor, who retired partway through the 1971-72 season as perhaps the best N.B.A. player to never win a championship only to see his team immediately reel off a 33-game winning streak and then win the N.B.A. finals without him.
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And if it were any other president behaving like this — well, rather than repeat arguments I've made before, I'll quote Bloomberg View's Megan McArdle, writing a few months ago in response to my admittedly extreme suggestion that Trump's behavior might justify removal under the 25th Amendment: Imagine, if you will, that George W. Bush had started acting like Donald Trump partway into his second term ….
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There were the three women who were tried with Manson: Susan Atkins, Leslie Van Houten, and Patricia Krenwinkel, who the Associated Press reported arrived to the final day of their trial in "prison uniforms with ribbons in their long hair," famously shaved off that hair after Manson shaved his head partway through the trial, and shocked the nation by laughing as they walked into the courtroom to be sentenced.
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Over the weekend, the FBI arrested a man for allegedly groping a woman during a flight from Houston to Albuquerque, who apparently tried to defend what he'd been accused of by telling the agents that Trump "says it's OK." Partway through the Southwest Airlines flight on Sunday, 49-year-old Bruce Alexander allegedly reached out to the woman seated in front of him and touched her around her "bra line," according to a criminal complaint.
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