It is pinning hopes for development on mining and tourism.
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On Android, a good trick to remember is screen pinning.
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The bleeding Venezuelan economy is pinning its hopes on cryptocurrency.
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And his preferred tool for pinning down those amazing moments?
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Now it is pinning the attack directly on NSO Group.
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Another video service pinning its hopes on cryptocurrencies is DTube.
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Good language is about nailing the details, pinning down reality.
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We're unabashedly pinning all of our dreams on their relationship.
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The car rolled onto the little girl, pinning her underneath.
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Pinning down exact numbers of microbial species is tricky, however.
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Read MoreWhy one town is pinning its hopes on ... Spam?
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Financial markets are pinning their hopes on a new government.
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Nelson's lawyers are pinning their hopes on four specific lawsuits.
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Pinning down exactly how much the NFA contributed is harder.
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Looks like the US is pinning it on North Korea.
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Pinning on a point of view is no longer enough.
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So her classmates held a surprise pinning ceremony for her.
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But pinning down exactly where it happened has proved difficult.
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"Draghi is pinning his hopes on their labor market," Chandler said.
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Many corporations are pinning their futures on their venture investment portfolios.
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So get ready to start pinning; your 2017 dream home awaits.
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Several publications and some users are pinning the blame on Facebook.
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Now, it is pinning the attack directly to the NSO Group.
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Democrats are pinning a lot of cash and hope on Abrams.
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So what kind of clean goodies have people been pinning lately?
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Republicans have a history of pinning imagined crimes on Mrs Clinton.
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China manipulates the yuan by largely pinning it to the dollar.
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Pinning our hopes on any government mandate is a fool's errand.
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Pinning down what's going on in the data is not easy.
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They are just pinning cases on anyone based on false reports.
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Others were less diplomatic in pinning the blame on the lawyers.
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But pinning blame for recent droughts on climate change is harder.
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But pinning the blame only on the media would be unfair.
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Judge Ramos acknowledged the difficulty of pinning down the Legislature's motives.
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The FDA is pinning its concerns on the opioid overdose crisis.
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" Pinning Villanelle Down "We talked a lot about the hairpin — a lot.
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Pinning down the number of manufacturing jobs is sure to get harder.
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In wrestling you score points by pinning your opponent to the mat.
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Investec economist Philip Shaw said the BoE would avoid pinning itself down.
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As I went down, I tightened my grip, inadvertently pinning the throttle.
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He lunges at her, pinning her to the ground and choking her.
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Osakwe, in a loose black tunic and pants, started pinning the top.
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He blocked the shot, his hand pinning the ball to the backboard.
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If you tell them, "Don't worry," you're essentially pinning their arms down.
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She portrays Sylvie, a little girl charged with pinning up the wash.
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Pinning down the precise location of the event is notoriously difficult too.
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So let's start with pinning down who exactly is in the middle.
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Pinning a genre to this singer-songwriter from Las Vegas is challenging.
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Bend your tongue upward, pinning it against the roof of your mouth.
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Another constraint: Chrome uses a mechanism known as certificate pinning for google.
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It's tricky enough pinning down business leaders to work with your administration.
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Authorities believe that the car was improperly parked and rolled backwards, pinning Yelchin.
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But top lawmakers are pinning stalled NDAA negotiations squarely on the border wall.
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However, Thompson admits the pinning ceremony didn't exactly go off without a hitch.
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It's the right next step in my opinion to pinning the solution down.
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But the train jutted forward, pinning the girl and dragging her 500 feet.
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KST (1700 GMT Friday), pinning people underneath, the Gwangju Fire Department official said.
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A bystander's video showed police pinning Sterling to the ground before shooting him.
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For a complete guide to creating and pinning Instagram's new stickers, head here.
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In a highly politically charged environment, pinning down the facts has been difficult.
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When the round started, Foreman again chased Ali, pinning him against the ropes.
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Ms. Duncan portrays Sylvie, a little girl charged with pinning up the wash.
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Christie is pinning his hopes on the nation's first primary election, on Feb.
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"In a millisecond, he's got one arm over me, pinning me," she said.
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It was exactly as I'd hoped for since pinning my first curly crop!
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Opposition leaders appear to be pinning their hopes on acts of civil disobedience.
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Don't waste your vision board's time by pinning up a KonMari organized closet.
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"It's a very important piece," he insisted, re-pinning it to the board.
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He put his foot on Ahmed's ear, pinning his head to the concrete.
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I get on Pinterest and start pinning holiday party decorations, drinks, and food.
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But scientists have had a hard time pinning down exactly what it is.
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The officers then pulled him to the ground, pinning him on his back.
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But some analysts weren't pinning much hope on sterling continuing to flex some muscle.
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According to that report, Yelchin's Jeep rolled backward, pinning him against a brick mailbox.
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Luthor kills longtime Superman antagonist Metallo, pinning the murder on the Man of Steel.
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At the moment, Google seems to be pinning its hopes on its Messages app.
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Why is Mr. Peanutbutter pinning Diane against a wall and growling in her face?!?
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She's written "the clubhouse" on a card and is pinning that to the board.
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Pinning down solid stats on the region's nascent startup scene is a budding exercise.
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Antonique Alexander went a step further, pinning a flower on a police officer's lapel.
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They are pinning their hopes on international action, including U.S. sanctions against Maduro's government.
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"In a millisecond, he&aposs got one arm over me, pinning me," she said.
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But the local government is pinning most of its hopes on Dingshu's pottery industry.
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Getting organized Keep track of group conversations in the Messenger app by pinning them.
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You can find lots of Motivation Wall inspiration on Pinterest, so get to pinning!
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In a tweet posted today, the author and star announced her foray into pinning.
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According to the report, Trump is also pinning the turbulent stock market on Mnuchin.
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Democrats gloated and establishment Republicans fumed, with both groups pinning Moore's defeat on Bannon.
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That means America is pinning its hopes on consumers to keep the economy growing.
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Instead, L'Oreal is pinning its hopes on the growing affluence of China's middle class.
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The Lightning dominated the second period, pinning the Ducks back in their own end.
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He was on Jones within seconds, pinning him against the rear driver's side door.
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Worse, they pro-actively hinder the process of tracking and pinning down potential fugitives.
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Video footage from the incident captures Thompson pinning Hernandez to the ground, face-down.
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At times of stress, MacGreevy often finds herself furiously pinning and cutting things out.
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"It's really something that the men are pinning all their hopes on," she said.
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Gomez suspected that this witness had been coerced into pinning the crime on Hernandez.
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A factory wall collapsed on top of her, pinning her legs under the rubble.
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Pinning the Rockets' 1-5 start on Anthony, mind you, would be grossly unfair.
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Pinning down how the automakers used the studies to influence public policy was difficult.
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He should have been pinning a medal on Vindman and not on Rush Limbaugh.
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With the Microscope test a bust, researchers are pinning their hopes on other methods.
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According to the docs, police retrieved the weapon, but they're not pinning that on Quan.
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Blame Google for pinning such an essential feature on the whims and fancies of carriers.
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But pinning down what exactly makes someone truly a national or a stranger is tricky.
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It was then, Wells said, that Wenner leapt on him, pinning him under his body.
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He imagined pinning the dhaba owner's wife on a table and ripping off her kurta.
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Footage of government troops pinning Shia flags to government buildings in Khanaqin makes them shiver.
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On Android, make sure Screen pinning is on in the Security & location screen in Settings.
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Harder is pinning a specific weather event in a specific location on fossil fuel pollution.
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Instead of pinning blame, he spoke optimistically, if generically, of making compromises and reaching agreements.
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Secure the braid by pinning the braid behind the head and styling waves over it.
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Accordingly, OPEC's supply plan faltered, and analysts were left pinning Saudi Arabia with the blame.
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But Microsoft has been definitive so far in pinning the phishing sites on Fancy Bear.
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They speak of coordinated efforts, but it's really just pinning medals on each other's chests.
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Is it possible I'm pinning too much blame on Trump and his Fox News lackeys?
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Moderate Democrats are also pinning their hopes of stopping Sanders in South Carolina on Biden.
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Still, pinning down voters can be hard at the fluid center of the ideological spectrum.
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Pinning the blame for bad behavior on others is common practice in the corporate world.
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Pinning programs like Microsoft Edge to your taskbar or dock makes them easy to access.
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He signed a statement pinning the crime on Mallet, and they let him go home.
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It wasn't just co-workers pinning things on other people — it came from the execs.
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With Trump in the White House, they're pinning their hopes on the 2020 presidential elections.
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Berke was far more effective at pinning Lewandowski down and getting answers out of him.
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Meanwhile, a crowded field is pinning its hopes on growth in demand from big companies.
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The video shows police pinning Sterling down, then shooting him after allegedly seeing a gun.
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It can lead to hours wasted pinning and repinning pictures of hair inspo or dream vacations.
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I had to start pinning my door, essentially making it impossible for my door to open.
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Pinning an answer for the opioid crisis on any one reason might be a fool's errand.
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Just days later, however, Mr Bledsoe recanted, pinning the crime instead on his younger brother, Floyd.
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In the near term, Cruz is pinning his hopes squarely on next week's contest in Indiana.
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For the time being, UFC is pinning its hopes on Conor McGregor (pictured), nicknamed "The Notorious".
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When even past issues are wide open, pinning down a future relationship is nigh on fanciful.
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Pinning down what scenicness actually is, though, has always been a frustrating exercise for scientific types.
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Ahead, check out the looks we're pinning for our next outdoor, too-hot-to-handle event.
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It seems everyone is pinning statement doors, which is opening doors to all kinds of creativity.
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Photographs of the incident appeared to show Baldwin pinning the man down on a parked vehicle.
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One ranger slips and the weight of the animal falls back down, pinning his foot underneath.
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Then he takes the look up a notch by pinning gold-toned barrettes around the fabric.
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Investors are now pinning their hopes on central banks easing monetary policy to support global growth.
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He then promoted Wazir from major general to lieutenant general, pinning new epaulettes on his uniform.
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All the while, he is pinning the boy's head against a stone column with his knee.
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Pinning down the album's Christmas cookie recipe's origins turned out to be an exercise in futility.
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But pinning down exactly when the cave art was painted has been a problem for decades.
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A good way of pinning down that legacy is to see just how far it spread.
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Omega recovered for a near-fall, then got shocked with a surprise pinning counter from Okada.
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Democrats are pinning their hopes for a pickup on hotel magnate and venture capitalist J.B. Pritzker.
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Or Hatechild's "I blame u" conjures up long sharp needles pinning and jarring thru the air.
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The Russian survivors rallied from beneath the toppled trees, pinning down the Americans behind the BMP.
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Pinning too much hope on a player who has been out since May 8 seems unwise.
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His objective was to gain 83 yards of the field, pinning the Jets inside the 1.
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That distribution method means that pinning down the people responsible for Tuesday's attack could be difficult.
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By pinning responsibility for mass violence on individual perpetrators, the criminal approach obscures its political dimensions.
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Sky's rivals will now be pinning their hopes on potential leadership issues within the British team.
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Suharto and other top commanders quickly quashed the uprising, pinning it on the Indonesian Communist Party.
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But pinning down exactly where it happened, and the extent of their interbreeding, has proved difficult.
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One measuring edge is notched in one-inch increments for quick measurements and for easy pinning.
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Pinning two women against each other, categorizing people into neat little sound bites and splashy headlines.
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For him, firing Comey and pinning it on Sessions and Rosenstein seems par for the course.
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Tension is in the air today, but you're having a hard time pinning down the source.
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Residents said they are pinning their hopes on the government's promise to rehabilitate and rebuild the city.
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They were pinning us in a corner and making decisions for us without even talking to us.
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"In terms of pinning that down for the near future, it's so difficult to do," she said.
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"Cam… how you pumped up the jams, that was awesome," Brown told him before pinning his rose.
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All of the issues folks are pinning the latest price hike on seem to happen pretty frequently.
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"Cam … how you pumped up the jams, that was awesome," she told him before pinning his rose.
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And to be honest, we're pinning these red-carpet moments to recreate well into the new year.
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She joined many stars who went blonde for the event, pinning her hair into loose blonde curls.
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Investors are now pinning their hopes on an improvement in corporate earnings to justify the market's valuation.
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Forensic evidence pinning a suspect to the scene of a crime can be powerful in the courtroom.
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TMZ broke the story ... Yelchin died after his jeep rolled backwards, pinning him against his security gate.
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But Democrats are also wary of the difficulty of pinning any negative storyline to the billionaire businessman.
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Eddie Alvarez had less success but still shut Pettis down by pinning his hips to the fence.
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At this point, a break above 1,950 appears to be what bulls are pinning their hopes on.
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BRZEZINSKI: And they were pinning the story on my ex-husband, who would absolutely never do that.
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To reverse the trend, cinemas are pinning hopes on domestic movies, Chief Executive Zheng Zhihao told Reuters.
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This is why moderates are pinning their hopes on Joe Biden as a possible 2020 presidential candidate.
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Playing the game, I had a hard time pinning down exactly why it was working so well.
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The German firm is pinning its hopes on Atellica to turn around its In-Vitro diagnostics business.
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ET. Analysts cautioned against pinning the surge on any one headline, or even the Saudi arrests alone.
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The match went quickly, with Howland forcing Schuko to the mat and pinning him for the win.
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His technique involved twisting the hair into dreads, then pinning and knotting the snakelike coils into place.
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It opens with a shot of an officer pinning the boy to the ground on his stomach.
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The early-bird models are going for $849, with the company pinning the final MSRP at $23,500.
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Photographs on social media showed officers pinning a man to the ground and blood on the pavement.
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Portrait complete, Dolan returns to pinning up color printouts on a bare patch of the studio wall.
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Car rental company Enterprise, for example, also stopped buying with YouTube, pinning its concerns to programmatic ads.
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"We pulled together a storyboard — pinning sheets of paper onto corkboards, the old Disney way," Capobianco said.
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Perhaps it was hard in the wake of 2016 to imagine pinning Democratic hopes on another woman.
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"So, this moment of him pinning my badge, I have to say is up there with that."
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Elsewhere, they fired live rounds as warning shots, and chased after protesters, pinning some of them down.
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" Eventually, she continued, "he threw himself on top of me, pinning me down under his heavy body.
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Seneca also urges Serenus to avoid pinning his hopes on perceived results; we may not see any.
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His story about pinning a medal on a Navy captain was, if well-meaning, rife with inaccuracies.
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The public vilified Jackson, pinning the supposed moral degradation of society on a single (briefly) exposed nipple.
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The look is achieved by pinning up the top layer of hair and coloring the strands underneath.
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Not everyone was on board, however, with pinning the yen's climb on the tensions over North Korea.
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This time around, traders are pinning gold's advance on falling interest rates and a falling U.S. dollar.
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From Settings, tap Security & location, then Screen pinning and turn the feature on, with a PIN lock enabled.
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Pinning down what happened between the two is much harder to do than, say, Frankel and Radziwill's feud.
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Another time, he tried to attack his mother, clawing at her face and pinning her to the ground.
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McHugh refused to apologize for her statement, pinning the offending tweet to the top of her Twitter page.
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The 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee -- which was on a steep incline -- rolled backwards, pinning him against the gate.
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The two brawl in the hallway, with Raymond eventually pinning Villanelle against a wall, hands around her throat.
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And rather than pinning the leak on a hacker, he points the spotlight in a very surprising direction.
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Pinning, or pressing the scoop on the robotic arm, is providing that friction so it can keep digging.
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It appears Energy Transfer Partners is pinning its hopes on a more favorable position from the incoming administration.
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We'll be pinning our most important categories where you can find them, and updating each section more often.
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The new dashboard includes hints of Microsoft's Fluent Design language, and a new home area for pinning games.
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Everyone is pinning their hopes on if there is a Democratic majority, she will move back that way.
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He attacks her, pinning her up against the racks of clothes and ultimately smacking her to the floor.
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Time to break out the denim, the leather, or that overpriced waxed English sporting jacket, and start pinning.
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He later had to push back on reports that they were wearing MAGA hats while pinning him down.
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It's as good as those Louboutins you've been pinning since 2009 — and a hell of a lot cheaper.
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Step 6: Wrap a few tendrils of hair to cover the top of the comb, pinning into place.
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This time, the swimmer and Dancing with the Stars contestant is having trouble pinning down his dog's age.
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This attack gets around many standard security measures: password protection, two-factor authentication, DNS pinning and lots more.
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It suggests that many people are pinning the recipe because it's a useful one for campers and hikers.
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Things escalate to the point of Tessa throwing herself down the stairs, and pinning the blame on Julia.
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"Dominick was sitting on my son, pinning him to the floor, not allowing him to move," she said.
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The BLM is pinning its hopes on research into new contraceptives, as well as into spaying and neutering.
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No one suggested retaliation against the Murle, instead pinning their hopes on the idea of moving somewhere safer.
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They are now solely focused on pinning a charge on President Trump and ultimately forcing him from office.
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With so many people pinning recipes they're interested in, Pinterest arguably had great insight into upcoming food trends.
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There is no end in sight to a partial government shutdown that most are pinning on the president.
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At that point, cops arrived looked into the hotel room window and saw Zoe pinning down his girlfriend.
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Now it's time to pull out the brim, steaming one section at a time and pinning it down.
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So LG is pinning its hopes on the V20 to claw back positive brand perception and market share.
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And, what did the police have to gain by taking his word and pinning the murder on Ward?
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Fashion's two major (although not totally surprising) hues, based on pinning patterns, are blush pink and mint green.
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"Pinning down the brain states associated with the baseline of the task is a huge challenge," said Phillips.
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Now the Met is pinning its hopes on another bit of hardware: its new custom-fabricated hydraulic wrench.
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Growing up, Mr. Jones idolized Mr. Blame, pinning up pictures of him from The Face and i-D.
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That's sort of the opposite of what's going on down there, so they're not pinning it on me.
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Dorian has proven compact and unpredictable, and forecasters have had trouble pinning down exactly where it'll make landfall.
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They were famous for pinning people up to the wall if they didn't agree with them about something!
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Pinning such a case on some intelligence and security members will not satisfy us and the international community.
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They showed undercover officers hitting protesters with batons and pinning them to the ground, leaving some bleeding profusely.
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Investors are pinning their hopes on efficient financial services too, pouring $34 billion into fintech startups during 2019.
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These interviews were invariably compelling but not necessarily newsy, and pinning him down on questions was a challenge.
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The proliferation of the videos underscores the challenge of pinning down the cause, or causes, of the outbreak.
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Smart and responsible budgeting should assume what is likely to happen, not pinning the budget on future hopes.
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I don't think daddy will be pinning this Time cover to the walls of Mar-a-Lago. pic.twitter.
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Once the vote finished, Byrne tried to resume his speech pinning blame on Senate Democrats for the shutdown.
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Plumlee also posted a photo of his mother pinning his newly-earned Ranger tab on to his uniform.
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Meanwhile, a crowded field is pinning its hopes on growth in demand for flex-space from big companies.
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They are rarely authenticated, however, with some retailers calling them a "hoax" or pinning the blame on activists.
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The 23-year-old leads trainings and clinics on roping and reining horses, agility exercises, and cow pinning.
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With WW's new tagline, "wellness that works" the company is pinning weight loss to overall health, not dress size.
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The bottom of the cage was made of plywood and only a screwdriver was pinning the cage doors closed.
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Reports surfaced pointing to damaging holes in the open source software, pinning the blame — very often unfairly — on Google.
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After parting an inch around her hair line, he used edge taming gel while brushing and pinning everything back.
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Despite those issues, prosecutors haven't had trouble pinning similar charges on defendants faced with similar facts in the past.
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The officers could be seen in video on top of him, pinning him down, before the shots were fired.
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Wiseman takes issue with the notion that pinning down a girl against her will could be described as horseplay.
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I'm feeling domestic but am also 99% sure I won't make any of the things I'm pinning on Pinterest.
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Bellew promptly upped the tempo in the seventh round, pinning Haye in the corner with some solid combination punching.
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Even pinning down how to approach the problem was tricky because, technically, everything has some temporal quality to it.
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I love the idea of pinning the sound of my solo music on more structured rhythmical, genre-based ideas.
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For upper-limb amputees, this means pinning up shirt-sleeves and learning to dress, cook, and drive one-handed.
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Some are pinning their hopes on His Dark Materials, coming later in 2019, to scratch the lingering Thrones itch.
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Lobbying groups opposed to the House's healthcare reform bill are pinning their hopes on the Senate for big changes.
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His plan, according to Guinn, was to trigger a race war by pinning his killings on the Black Panthers.
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They would huddle shoulder-to-shoulder around long, cluttered tables, sewing pleats, pinning patterns, and threading plumes through netting.
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Too often, our society seeks to label people by pinning them on the wall — straight, gay or in between.
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He's resolutely opposed to pinning down his own ideology, but he freely tells reporters about his radical process agenda.
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It would center on pinning down the president's motives, which can be difficult to prove beyond a reasonable doubt.
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The beer industry is pinning blame on the Trump administration's tariffs for thousands of job losses across the country.
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As they approach their fourth holiday season, the two have a hard time pinning down exactly what Gefilteria is.
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CP24, a television news channel, broadcast a photograph of several police officers pinning down a person near that entrance.
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And so many of my co-workers, around half of them, are still pinning all their hopes on Trump.
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Not that any label, ethnic or otherwise, comes close to pinning down identities that are always, dangerously, in flux.
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The Miller-Peeterses are shown performing everyday tasks — pinning photos to a wall, cooking — inside a glass-walled house.
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The Baltimore Ravens are pinning their hopes on their second-year star breaking free of the "mobile quarterback" tag.
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The number indicates the difficulty of pinning down an answer, but here are some of the most considered responses.
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By pinning the blame on Al Jazeera, Mr. Netanyahu sought to save face with his critics on the right.
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Pinning blame for the heightened tensions in the Middle East on President Trump makes for irresistible presidential year politics.
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Steve Bannon is not alone in pinning the hopes for a more effective Congress on a change of personnel.
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Reporters became crooked prosecutors, accused of pinning the blame on a beleaguered generation instead of investigating the real culprits.
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Manafort's defense hinges on pinning the blame on Gates, who they accuse of embezzling millions of dollars from Manafort.
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First things first: The struggling HTC is pinning a lot of hopes to the Vive, its fully immersive VR system.
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He knows that pinning the media as part of the establishment helps drive that populist movement that got him elected.
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Freeman says Knighton has been an inspiration since college and "it was only right" to have her do the pinning.
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His legs, pressing against my shorts around my knees, acted as a harness, pinning my legs flat against the bed.
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Almost literally pinning her colours to the mast, she has taken to wearing a long scarf resembling the union jack.
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Collusion between Southwick and Edison Film: Brown colludes with Edison on the experiments and pinning the electric chair on Westinghouse.
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Once all the hair is curled, Danilo slicks the smaller side of the part back, pinning it behind the ear.
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Here is a primer on some pinning trends that have risen in popularity in the first few days of 2016.
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And users weren't just pinning their own ideas and photos onto those pinboards — they were aggressively searching for new ideas.
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You do not want the love of your life pinning you down so she can attack your eyebrows with tweezers.
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As Miró did with his postcards, Ansel used these drawings for guidance, pinning them to a wall of her studio.
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The blast dropped a piece of concrete larger than the boy's body on his head, pinning him to the ground.
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Titled, "Conservatives begin to whisper: President Pence," the piece argues that Republicans are pinning their hope on a Pence presidency.
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By pinning the blame on Gabby, who's still there, Mason-Dixon creates a focal point for all those frustrated feelings.
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These "randomized control trials," similar to the ones used to develop new drugs, are a way of pinning down causation.
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"I think pinning everything on a single date for an election has not proved a successful strategy," the official said.
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You've spent the last few weeks obsessively pinning haircuts and Googling every last shade of blond (or brown, or red...).
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Either way, behind closed doors executives are pinning their reform hopes on Trump more so than on their own government.
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A Rays employee held her legs, pinning them to the railing as Tumpane called out for someone to call 911.
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The Adidas edition adds some branded pizzazz to the Ionic, the product on which Fitbit is pinning its financial future.
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Woods cautioned against banks pinning all their hopes on this "MiFID II" law as Britain's trade talks would be broader.
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Pinterest denizens are big fans of securing your cap by sewing, hot gluing, or pinning a headband to the inside.
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On Monday, it offered some more details about the cases, pinning the blame on staff for inflating costs of parts.
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In the months since, Mr Erdogan's government has been rewriting history by pinning its mistakes on Gulenists in its midst.
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With its traditional diabetes treatments in the firing line, Novo Nordisk is pinning hopes for growth on new obesity drugs.
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Trump on Monday doubled down on the practice, pinning the blame on Democrats for failing to negotiate immigration policy changes.
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In one, he can be seen punching a man in the head several times while pinning him on the ground.
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Box knows instinctively to handle Naz gently, like an advocate ("Help me help you"), while pinning him to incriminating positions.
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In the meantime, for those pinning their hopes on unproven stem cell therapy, the most useful advice is caveat emptor.
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After years of development setbacks in pharmaceuticals, Merck is pinning hopes on its cancer drug Bavencio, also known as avelumab.
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The ruling Awami League is pinning its hopes for being re-elected again on its development record and secular credentials.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders is pinning his hopes of winning the Democratic presidential nomination on Detroit autoworkers and Midwestern factory employees.
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And as visitor numbers grow and Georgia emerges as a destination, the country is pinning much hope on its mountains.
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Activists are pinning hopes on H.R. 40, a bill introduced in Congress in January 2017 that would study reparations proposals.
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The Labour Party is pinning its hopes of changing the narrative during Friday&aposs head-to-head leaders&apos debate.
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Annabella Sciorra and Mimi Haleyi both recall instances of Mr. Weinstein pinning them down and forcing oral sex upon them.
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She had pulled him into a secluded spot and was gripping him by the shoulders, pinning him against a wall.
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The club may be pinning their hopes for getting the UEFA ban overturned or greatly reduced on previous FFP cases.
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"I'd like to see more initiatives and growth there," Mr. Thibault said, "instead of pinning all our hopes on cloud."
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The U.S. on Monday accused Russia of yet another global cyberattack, pinning a mounting assault on networks on the Kremlin.
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The authorities believe that Mr. Thompson, 31, was trying to harass his ex-girlfriend by pinning the threats on her.
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"The more debt you add on, the more you're pinning your hopes on getting the job you want," she said.
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Instead of pinning the idea and approval on Page, all the negative blowback has been directed to Google CEO Pichai.
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Manafort's team could be pinning their hopes on discrediting the testimony against Manafort by his former business associate Rick Gates.
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Trump has sought to downplay the risk of a recession while pinning blame for a potential downturn on the Fed.
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Kissing is fine, but if you're pinning someone against the wall and hands start going places, you gotta step in.
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She showed tactical variety too, hitting drop-shot winners after pinning Halep deep in the court with her baseline power.
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The pitfall of pinning reform on awareness is expecting a bad thing to end if enough people know about it.
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He's pinning his bullish case on a Federal Reserve that may not be as aggressive in raising interest rates in 2019.
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Authorities have had trouble pinning down how big the spill is, as it changes by the day amid strong ocean currents.
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Barring a miracle, pinning hopes of a trade deal with China on a Trump-Xi meeting later this month seems unreasonable.
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But England continued to apply pressure, pinning the All Blacks deep in their own half and forcing them into making errors.
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"Too often, our society seeks to label people by pinning them on the wall -- straight, gay or in between," Wofford wrote.
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Opponents of Planned Parenthood are pinning their hopes on Republicans' plans to try to pass a tax reform bill this fall.
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But there's a problem with pinning all your hopes and dreams on one person — they can fail just like anybody else.
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Facebook is clearly pinning its long-term hopes for the massive content moderation problem it is saddled with on future automation.
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His opponent turned Silver King over, making it appear he's pinning him to end the match, but Silver King is unresponsive.
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Analysts at Singapore's OCBC Bank said in a research note that pinning down market sentiment was challenging in the current environment.
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You can toss around your stakes rather willy-nilly, pinning all of the window edges while still having stakes to spare.
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She accessorized her beauty look by pinning in a Fred Leighton headpiece on top of her matching Carolina Herrera cathedral veil.
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On pinning the Comey firing on Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein: Sanders said there was never an attempt to do that.
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He confronts her about the death of his child and wife, after dragging her across the room and pinning her down.
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They upheld that ruling after review for Pavelski crashing into Rinne and pinning him down before the puck crossed the line.
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Ford has accused Kavanaugh of pinning her to a bed and groping her during a high school party in the 1980s.
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Behind the scenes, Republican incumbents and their aides are pinning their hopes on a strong economy overcoming Trump's polarizing political persona.
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The officer then hoists the girl and walks her through a crowd of students while pinning her arms behind her back.
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Laos, one of the poorest countries in Asia, is pinning development hopes on becoming a source of power for its neighbors.
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Manning years ago settled the first case, filed by a trainer who accused Manning of pinning her down while exposing himself.
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I grabbed him by the back of the neck and slammed his face down, pinning his cheek against the wet counter.
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Pinning down more of these possible inconsistencies is one of the main reasons Democrats have been pushing the fight for documents.
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When Google co-founder Larry Page was called to the stand by Oracle, Bicks had a difficult time pinning him down.
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" Within the hour, Crowley shot back, pinning the missed connections on her staff and declaring, again, that "the race is over.
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" The presentation included tips for attending political events, asking legislators (and candidates) "specific questions" and "pinning them, to get specific answers.
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Forensic tools like those used in the Ukraine inquiry can make the difference in pinning down the truth of what happened.
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Her big toe pinning my cock just so, just as I've described, now make that face I say and she does.
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Then, abruptly, Bourdain flipped the guy's body over, pinning one of his arms and bending his elbow at an unnatural angle.
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Pinning requires that the certificate authenticating a website contain a specific cryptographic hash, even if the certificate offered is otherwise valid.
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She lies on her side briefly before he hauls her to her feet and then, pinning her arms, walks her away.
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" Left: "Photography can be a fascinating witness to time, so I'm constantly pinning snapshots and old pictures on my mood boards.
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It's a basic design, powered by ArcGIS, pinning the individual, interior, and scenic landmarks with dots, and shading in the historic districts.
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Since he secretly owns the Bonne Nuit, pinning its illegal gambling, imbibing of minors, and other sins is a perfect legal gotcha.
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Trump is pinning his hopes on the court striking down the law, allowing him to fulfill his campaign promise to repeal it.
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The feds are pinning this attack on Fancy Bear, a hacking group also known as APT28 and Sofacy Group, among other monikers.
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Raft your vegetables Avoid dropping skinny vegetables down grill grates by pinning four or five of them together with skewers or toothpicks.
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Mori said organisers now would start work on pinning down venues and would present progress reports during the IOC session in Rio.
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Codenamed Redstone 3, the next update will include features like pinning contacts to the task bar and a new power throttling option.
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Ford accused Kavanaugh of pinning her to a bed at a house party, groping her, and trying to force himself on her.
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But pinning the attack on China adds an important new dimension, both in terms of the Equifax incident itself and international relations.
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An increasingly angry Serena responds with demands to "stop it!" and holds June's wrists tighter and tighter, pinning her to the bed.
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Ripa, 48, shared two snaps, one of Consuelos pinning a boutonnière to her dapper date's lapel, and another posing with Lola herself.
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"We expect this to create a new zone where calving happens more readily, now that we've removed these pinning points," Wagner said.
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The videos show two white police officers pinning a black man to the ground in a Baton Rouge convenience store parking lot.
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But this document goes even further, documenting specific crimes and pinning blame for the atrocities on the highest levels of Myanmar's military.
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Manson's ultimate plan, according to Guinn, was to trigger a race war by pinning the deaths of celebrities on the Black Panthers.
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The company is pinning its resurgence on its new flagship phone (the HTC 10) and the Vive, its first virtual reality headset.
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The plaintiffs accused officers of throwing people to the ground and pinning them down as they handcuffed them with plastic zip ties.
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The government remains bitterly divided following a high-tension impeachment inquiry, pinning Democrats and Republicans — both congresspeople and civilians — against each other.
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Mori said organizers would now start work on pinning down venues and would present progress reports during the IOC session in Rio.
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Who rekcahxfb is, or why they want to give away coins now while pinning it on the Bitfinex hacker, is a mystery.
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So South Africa is pinning its economic hopes on drawing foreign travelers whose native currencies now go much further within the country.
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Zinc bulls are pinning their hopes on similar structural supply issues resulting from the closure of some of the world's biggest mines.
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He recalled "naked mountains" where gales thrashed for days, pinning him and his comrades in remote huts or buried in snow-holes.
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Spreading the tax to all the responsible industry actors rather than pinning a tax only on consumers lowers political barriers to enactment.
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It is now pinning profit growth hopes on sales from smart home devices as well as revenue from its software eco-system.
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Ford has accused Kavanaugh of drunkenly pinning her to a bed one summer while they were in high school in the 1980s.
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"It's a long way away before they have these trade deals that they are kind of pinning their future on," said Burwell.
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He leads her not to the bedroom, but to some sort of Illuminati romper room with a celestial ceiling (want/need/pinning).
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EU leaders are pinning their hopes on talks with Turkey on March 7 and their own migration summit on March 18-19.
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Other cases involve "pinning ceremonies," where newly promoted Marines have their chevrons jammed into their collar bones, or various unit initiation rituals.
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A heavy forearm came down like a bar across my throat, pinning me to the surface of the bed by my neck.
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"Making an announcement without pinning down the problem would have caused further disruption and trouble," Mitsubishi Cable President Hiroaki Murata told reporters.
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Now the company is pinning its hopes on "The Angry Birds Movie", which premiered this week in France and French-speaking Belgium.
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My fiancée and I have been pinning photos of poetry quotations and vintage typewriters that we want as decorations at our reception.
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"The difficulty in pinning something like this down is in determining where the bottlenecks will be in the network usage," he said.
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Scientists — and home cooks — never noticed this before, because no one had tried pinning a water droplet on a precisely flat surface.
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With lower courts having ruled against him, Mr. Trump was pinning his hopes for political vindication on an ideologically divided Supreme Court.
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This fall, ABC is pinning its hopes on revivals, including "American Idol" and "Roseanne," to help improve its standing in the ratings.
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In the wake of the FartGate, Hardball also put out a tweet, pinning the blame of the noise on their personalized mugs.
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She recalled seeing Robbins towering over the slight figure of a female camper, pinning her arms back as he kissed her forcefully.
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Whatever your view of policy, this is just trying to blunt a political weak point by pinning it on the other side.
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As we reported ... Gorilla Zoe was arrested for domestic battery after cops say they saw him pinning her down in their room.
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A crowd of more than 100 people had a surprise pinning ceremony at Our Lady of Bellefonte Hospital in Ashland on Wednesday.
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The Reserve Bank of India last week kept interest rates on hold, pinning any further easing on the trajectory of consumer inflation.
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Hopefully I won't regret pinning myself down on this, but January 1, we'll be on the ground or in D.C. Maybe sooner.
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She wears a low-cut and impractical white dress, pinning her as the object of beauty — not a painter of beautiful objects.
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It also noted that millions of people have been pinning multipurpose beauty products, and that no-heat, natural hairstyles are taking center stage.
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Sanders did what he could and made the logical play, pinning all of his hopes on a massive Hail Mary upset in California.
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Since pinning on those wings and posting about her first flight on Facebook, she has become a symbol of hope for her community.
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This will act as an atmospheric stop sign, pinning what could then be a powerful hurricane close to or over the East Coast.
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After blinding Cricket and pinning him to the ground, she agrees to show him what Roanoke is all about — in exchange for Matt.
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By pinning the First Amendment harm on a pair of purportedly anti-religious messages, Justice Kennedy made the decision about procedure, not substance.
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If you have a lot of layers, he recommends taking them piece-by-piece and pinning each one in for a secure hold.
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It's not hard to waste an afternoon (or three) scouring all of the interior inspo and pinning up plans for your new apartment.
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It's clear that the company is pinning its hopes on time-series data will give an edge over competitors in the noSQL space.
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One twist in the front and some tucking and pinning can create a sexy top that you create in a matter of minutes.
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It works by saving where you are in the book by selecting the page, then pinning it to the side of the screen.
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Or central bankers may be pinning their hopes on global economic conditions returning to something more like supposedly "normal" periods in the past.
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His arrest warrant states he is accused of lying on top of Robinson, pinning her down with his weight as he raped her.
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Turkey has dismissed the warnings, instead pinning its hopes on sympathetic comments from Trump who has said that Ankara had been treated unfairly.
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For hundreds of years, women have been pinning, binding, and attempting to lift up their bosoms in an attempt to look their best.
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Ouzounova/Splash News Online The 28-year-old kept it semi-casual by pinning pieces of her hair back with gold, floral barrettes.
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But after nearly pinning down the high-flying Rams in Week 5, the Seahawks held their last two opponents to 17 total points.
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Specifically, they act as plugs, often pinning to the seafloor and holding back Antarctica's formidable ice sheets from flowing unimpeded into the ocean.
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It now looks like Apple is pinning its hopes on the new 32GB iPhone 6 to drive more people to its elite ecosystem.
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Traders seem to be pinning expectations for oil prices to one specific number now that crude has staged an impressive comeback this year.
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The police have said that the officer fired after Mr. Thevenin moved his vehicle, pinning the officer against the bumper of another car.
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And yet there I was, excitedly pinning on my racing number to run a terrifying (to me) 3.1 miles in NYC's Riverside Park.
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He also believes the way out of the financial crisis is the dollarization of the country -- pinning the country's economy on the dollar.
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"There were some moments that were true in the Wired article," Revolut's CEO said, without pinning down which of those claims were valid.
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But there is a less-obvious reason as well: Economists haven't done a particularly good job of pinning down the virtues of trade.
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Both Kasich and Rubio are now pinning their hopes on their home states — Ohio and Florida, respectively — to revive their chances next week.
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They are pinning their hopes on banks moving to the continent in time and believe this will minimize any fallout for their economies.
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Pinning terrorism on "multiculturalism" or non-secularism or foreign values or "radical Islam" all portray inclusiveness as somehow threatening and exclusiveness as safer.
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However, for Canada — and some countries in Scandinavia — this has not been the case, with OECD pinning the blame on inflated house prices.
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Ford has accused Kavanaugh of pinning her down at a high school party in the early 1980s and attempting to remove her clothes.
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It turns out that pinning a former child star down for interview time is as difficult as making someone come without any touching.
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And public figures who question poppy-pinning, and the shifting values and cultural pressures it can set off, are also coming under fire.
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Hopefully we'll be back together soon, but in the meantime, I'll be pinning some Zoom chats and trying to build virtual longest road.
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Dugan revealed that the prosecutor who had tried Wright's original case, Nicholas L. Bissell Jr., was responsible for pinning the crimes on Wright.
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After Griezmann's goal, Real's Luka Modric and Isco took charge of the midfield, pinning back Atlético and increasingly threatening its keeper, Jan Oblak.
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Ford has reportedly described Kavanaugh's alleged actions in detail -- pushing her into a bedroom, pinning her down, and attempting to remove her clothing.
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Then, they'll plant the flat bottom of the metal scoop into the soil next to mole, thus pinning the drill against the scoop.
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PES told its employees on Sunday it would file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, pinning its financial difficulties on renewable fuel laws, Reuters reported.
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In essence, the Antarctic Sabbatical bolsters the company's environmental image without pinning it to any firm, possibly costly environmental commitments, like carbon neutrality.
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Investors are pinning their hopes on a $2 trillion economic rescue package, negotiations over which appeared to have made progress late on Monday.
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For Owen, pinning down the origins of human consciousness could eventually help scientists answer other questions, for example defining it in other species.
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After months of investigating, Samsung is pinning all the blame on two separate battery flaws, insisting nothing was wrong with the phone itself.
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Discovery is pinning its hopes on a data program called Vitality that helped Discovery Ltd's health insurance business overtake rivals such Liberty Health.
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Ford has accused Kavanaugh of pinning her down, groping her and muffling her protests during a party when they were teenagers in the 1980s.
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Seema agreed it would be must see TV if I was going to be the Bachelorette shakily straight-pinning roses on the brave bachelors.
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Instead of pinning a rose to his lapel, director Baz Luhrmann wore a white rose pin on his black suit jacket with pocket square.
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The SanFrancisco-based company has 175 million monthly users collecting and pinning photos related to cooking, designing, travel and other interests on its website.
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The Trump administration appears to be looking for way to get out — and pinning its hopes on encouraging peace talks between the two sides.
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Dry brushing A 41% pinning increase means people don't just want to eat better, they want to treat their bodies better in every way.
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So there's hopefully an ability to communicate that comes from not pinning your flag to the mast in terms of specific parties or agendas.
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His arrest warrant states he is accused of lying on top of Robinson, and pinning her down with his weight as he raped her.
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After stirring up frequent and widespread trade disputes, Trump has been pinning his hopes and pressing the fed for some leeway in monetary policy.
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An ISIS wing claimed responsibility for the Minnesota attack, though Obama avoided pinning any specific motivation on the attacks during his appearances on Monday.
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Sastre fired three times, hitting him in the chest and the leg, then pinning him to the ground with her foot until police arrived.
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AT&T is pinning a lot of hope on HBO Max, as it again reported subscriber losses for its existing streaming service, DirecTV Now.
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Both sisters paid tribute to the tennis champion by pinning the same "S" shaped brooch to the left lapel of their respective suit jackets.
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Then he flipped head-over-heels out of bounds while pinning the ball just below his butt to maintain possession and complete the catch.
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The Trump campaign has tried to flip Trump's predilection for insults by pinning the antagonistic tone of the race on Clinton's "insult-driven" campaign.
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Videos showing Toronto police and transit fare inspectors pinning down a black teenager have prompted an internal investigation, according to the Toronto Transit Commission.
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Once the texture is complete, she moves onto the ponytail, separating the sections from the ears forward and pinning them out of the way.
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TMZ broke the story ... Sizemore was behind the wheel when he hit the gas on a Cadillac SUV, running over and pinning the stuntman.
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Teaching women how to "avoid rape" is a form of victim-blaming — pinning a survivor's experience on that person instead of on their attackers.
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Curl the whole head and don't worry if the result isn't perfect—it will make gathering up a bun and pinning tendrils easier regardless.
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The French are pinning their hopes on the so-called G5 Sahel force being set up by regional country's with French and American backing.
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Pfizer is pinning its growth on approvals and success of 15 drugs, including Xtandi and breast cancer drug Ibrance, over the next five years.
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Still, a Republican hasn't won statewide office in New York since 2002; Molinaro and the party are pinning their hopes on a Nixon upset.
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According to YouTube's announcement, creators will now be able to promote any comments to the top of the feed using the new pinning feature.
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So quit liking, tagging, and pinning for one hot second — these are the beauty trends you want and exactly how to get them IRL.
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The video of the encounter begins as the officers start to get physical, holding Mr. McNab down and then pinning him against a counter.
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On Wednesday, before pinning the medal on its blue ribbon around Sergeant Major Canley's neck, the president marveled at the war hero's physical fitness.
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A: A few years ago, a Murphy bed fell on my friend as she pulled it from the wall, pinning her to the floor.
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Police noted that the investigation is "evolving" and is "less than 24 hours underway" and called for the community's help pinning down the timeline.
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Michael reached down just as the man reached up and grabbed him by the shoulders, pulling him down, pinning him hard to his chest.
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But he is pinning his hopes on Tokyo governor Yuriko Koike, who vowed in July to push for a smoking ban before the Olympics.
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HERNE, Germany (Reuters) - Just a few years ago, Germany's Social Democrats were pinning their hopes on Hannelore Kraft as their answer to Angela Merkel.
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He was accused of reckless driving after his S.U.V. jumped a curb in the Bronx, pinning the 433-year-old girl against a wall.
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Tyree and a New England Patriots defender battled for the ball with Tyree pinning it to his helmet to secure a drive-sustaining reception.
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" Fairbanks was incredulous: "Are you sure it's not just Clinton friends taking some random photos and pinning it on him for revenge or something?
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As the race comes to a close, Republicans are already pinning the blame of a potential loss on Saccone and his poor fundraising abilities.
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Pinning hopes on Disney "Frozen 2" merchandise has been the one toy product line retailers have been willing to stock up on, Weiser said.
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Garthwaite is pinning his hopes on Trump's new economic advisor Larry Kudlow, who was appointed as director of the National Economic Council last week.
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But it didn't happen when they got rid of the HiAlc K. pneumoniae before the transplant, further pinning the blame on that specific bacteria.
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They are pinning some hopes on Ryan, on endorsements from police chiefs and prosecutors, and on the fact that everybody is still actively negotiating.
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Her mother draped a thin scarf over her daughter's head, expertly folding, tucking and pinning until it covered her hair without a strand showing.
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And he is now pinning his hopes on the courts accomplishing what he and a Republican majority in the House and Senate could not.
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There's no pinning a number on how much the "Harry Potter" name means to a title's success, but that certainly plays a role here.
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And it's pinning some of its hopes on Virginia, the fourth-biggest state at stake on Tuesday and a key testing ground for Bloomberg.
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He moved to WWF in the early '80s and WRESTLED -- famously pinning Mr. Fuji in a tag team match with Hulk Hogan in 1984.
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Gills, while somewhat less complicated than teeth, still aren't an incredibly helpful guide when it comes to pinning the species on the mystery shark.
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Bobby also says Amanda tried kicking him and he tried pinning her down but he says she kept scratching and pinching his arms and body.
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For now, multiple outlets are pinning the screw-up on presidential son-in-law Jared Kushner, who supposedly allowed the call to be patched through.
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If the central bank had carried out these actions it was because it was pinning its hopes on the dollar finally weakening, Zhang Ming said.
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Mr Guterres and the envoys of just about all governments represented at the UN are pinning some hope on Nikki Haley, Mr Trump's ambassador there.
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Staff from several organisations spent months pinning down what Educate Girls would aim to achieve, how progress would be measured and what would be repaid.
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For those who don't consider themselves "pinners," Pinterest enables people to create, collect and share ideas online by "pinning" them to their virtual bulletin boards.
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Officials are pinning the violence on a separatist group known as the National Democratic Front of Bodoland, which has carried out attacks in the past.
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Rather than pinning the day's most anticipated moment on the slim chance that things suddenly started working, they're just giving Lugia to anyone in attendance.
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And if developers build in Bunch's SDK, they can do more advanced things with video chat, like pinning friends' faces to their in-game characters.
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It felt like a car that had been pinning me to a tree suddenly backed up and the entire middle of my body fell off.
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Key questions include pinning down the precise mechanism of conditioned immune responses, and working out why some individuals respond more strongly to conditioning than others.
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In 2007, as he was preparing for the National Finals Rodeo—the year's most prestigious competition—his horse flipped over, pinning him against the chute.
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Say nothing of the greater struggle journalists have pinning him down on what he means: The first big test is getting the source material right.
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Remarkably, given that the Republicans have spent a decade pinning her face to a metaphorical dartboard, the president has largely refrained from badmouthing Mrs Pelosi.
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While Indonesia can point to a victory that appeals to nationalist sentiment, pinning down the details on the divestment indicates a further fight with Freeport.
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She is pinning her hopes on talks between European Union leaders and Turkey on March 7 and a migration summit on March 18 and 19.
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"Pinning the Bernie Delegates Network down on even the loosest facts has been an exercise in high farce," wrote Gideon Resnick of The Daily Beast.
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Because of the rapid succession of these confusing announcements, a range of conservative YouTubers started pinning the blame for the wider policy changes on Maza.
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Shortly after, Gibb heard his 80-pound (36-kg) female Husky called Sasha whimpering in pain and found a cougar pinning her to the ground.
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Ulgen said Turkey appeared to be pinning its hopes on possible splits among the jihadists, with Syrian fighters more amenable to disarming than the foreigners.
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While Indonesia can point to a victory that appeals to nationalist sentiment, pinning down the details on the divesture indicates a further fight with Freeport.
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National leader Bill English, who is pinning his bid on his government's strong economic record, said he was not particularly worried about the poll results.
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Twitter also reminded Windows users how to make the TweetDeck web app more accessible from their Windows PC by pinning the app to their taskbar.
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In her defense, having your period in 1908 means pinning cotton cloths to your panties and then washing them in both hot and cold water.
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The San Francisco-based company has 175 million monthly users collecting and pinning photos related to cooking, designing, travel and other interests on its website.
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It is pinning its hopes of denting France's chronically high unemployment on a law that would only slightly relax negotiating conditions between workers and management.
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Markets appear to be pinning their hopes, yet again, on central banks, betting that scale of the scare would alarm policymakers, especially at the Fed.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government is pinning hopes on the GST to boost economic growth that slumped to 13 percent in the quarter to March.
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During the ceremony, Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia told her he considered it an honor to be "pinning a badge on you," The Times reported.
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O'Shea's jam-packed schedule speaks of the magnitude and diversity of his new role, which, surprisingly, didn't find him pinning clothes at the last moment.
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Regardless of the ARJ21's prospects, labor disputes in the world's largest regional market also have regional planemakers pinning bigger hopes on new Chinese demand.
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The Ohio governor virtually camped out in the state, pinning all his hopes on its love of idiosyncratic candidates who don't toe the party line.
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The bar blasted through the interior of the car and pierced the woman's leg halfway up her shin, pinning her leg against the seat cushion.
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The video, which was recorded on Thursday evening, shows two plainclothes officers pinning a man to the floor in the lobby of an apartment building.
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For now, China seems to be pinning its hopes on heavy lobbying in Washington by Wall Street, traditionally Beijing's most reliable ally in bilateral disputes.
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Researchers said that pinning down when and how Earth's vivid geological machinations arose will do more than flesh out our understanding of our home base.
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In Chicago, prosecutors said a man who posed as an Uber driver sexually assaulted five women, climbing into the back seat and pinning them down.
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Kentucky's P. J. Washington and Keldon Johnson didn't seem as long and elastic as they had, clogging passing lanes and pinning shots to the glass.
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" It can only help sales, Mr. Darracott of Bonhams said, "as the artists are pinning it down to a particular thing, it's easier to find.
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Pinning their ears back against a rookie quarterback added eight to that total, with Chandler Jones, a standout linebacker, accounting for a career-high four.
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We'd had a tricky day of missed calls while she attended to other commitments before finally pinning down a time chat in the early evening.
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Jackson traded for Rose's expiring contract to mollify Dolan and to keep himself employed with a playoff push while pinning the future on Kristaps Porzingis.
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Gore US Supreme Court decision, one can find any number of news articles pinning Gore's loss to his strong support for gun violence prevention legislation.
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Water quality experts were also critical of the EPA's letter to California, saying it lacked any scientific backing for pinning contamination issues on the homeless.
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The president drew backlash for pinning the violence in Charlottesville on "both sides" and saying "very fine people" marched with the white supremacists assembled there.
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At some point, someone will incorporate crossword puzzle solving by pinning a puzzle up on the wall, and then it will really be a party.
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"People are pinning literally what they are interested in," said Shane Ankeney, president of Havas Media Group North America, one of the largest ad agencies.
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He was also one of the main driving forces behind pinning the blame for the 2011 Benghazi attacks on then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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"A well-prepared moderator can have an easier time pinning down a candidate and following up on the audience's questions," writes Gary Legum in Salon.
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But most Saudis are young and pinning their hopes on the fact that maybe MBS would be the change agent that they've been waiting for.
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But short of a drastic, politically implausible solution like that, it's hard to see anyone successfully mobilizing the lumpenproletariat Sanders is pinning his hopes on.
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The ruling Scottish National Party has a knack for combining power with protest, claiming credit for Scotland's successes while pinning blame for its failures on Westminster.
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There was even a little space on the bottom of the picture for our guests to write a cute short message before pinning up their picture.
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The world's second-biggest international tobacco company by revenue is pinning its hopes for volume growth on next-generation products, as demand for traditional cigarettes wanes.
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In a research note last week, Paul Sankey, lead oil analyst at Mizuho Securities, says headlines pinning the slump on rising supply are getting it wrong.
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In "Twenty-Two," a disastrous visit to the VA — one he was pinning all his hopes and dreams for a brighter future on — finally does it.
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One moment the two men were pinning down a bewildered-looking sheep, then with a sudden slash and barely a sound, it lay slumping, dying, gone.
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Earlier this month, publicly released body camera footage showed an officer in Texas pinning a 10-year-old autistic child to the ground and handcuffing him.
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Users simply write on the giant 55-inch touchscreen or organize media files on the display as if they were pinning things on a real whiteboard.
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But Cruz is pinning his hopes on a contested GOP convention -- and after a disastrous two weeks of Northeast contests where Cruz netted just five delegates.
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Ford accused Kavanaugh of pinning her to a bed when they were both teenagers in high school, groping her, and trying to force himself on her.
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She recalled dressing for the interview in the sensible loafers and black business slacks her family had given her, pinning back her long, curly brown hair.
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They're pinning their hopes on people like Dr. Cam Jayson, a retired dentist who has lived his whole life in the Minnesota mining town of Virginia.
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A day earlier, masked far-right extremists posted images of themselves pinning up posters that said "IT'S OK TO STAND YOUR GROUND" on Covington school grounds.
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In electing Mr Gabbay, Labour members are pinning their hopes on a centrist without much political experience who until recently was almost unknown outside business circles.
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This may be especially true for the Larsen C ice shelf, which appears to be snapping off at two crucial pinning points where land meets ice.
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Instead, Renault-Nissan is pinning its hopes for electric cars on future improvements in battery performance and cost, alliance Senior Vice President Arnaud Deboeuf said recently.
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MacLaughlin is pinning his hopes on awareness of the outcome in DeLeon's case to bring about change on the federal level and in hospital protocols nationwide.
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Ford has accused Kavanaugh of drunkenly pinning her to a bed and groping her over her clothing at a high school party in the early 1980s.
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One cable wrapped itself around the front axle, causing the car to flip over and pinning the roof against the side of the garage, Buck said.
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Why misdemeanor charges Artis' arrest warrant says he is accused of lying on top of Robinson, pinning her down with his weight as he raped her.
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Castro's team didn't even wait until the debate was over, tweeting out an ask halfway through and pinning it to the top of his Twitter profile.
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But the shitty male crab, it seems, just sort of waits it out, pinning the female with his body weight and pinchers, until she gives up.
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His campaign is pinning its 2020 hopes on a strong showing in the Iowa caucuses, but the massive field of candidates is presenting a tough dynamic.
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Bidding alongside powerhouses Los Angeles and Paris, Budapest had been considered a long-shot candidate, pinning its hopes on the International Olympic Committee's Agenda 2020 initiative.
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John Kasich -- who has been pinning his campaign hopes on a strong showing in Midwestern states -- finished last among candidates still in the race with 8%.
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Rosenstein did sign the memo pinning Comey's termination on the ousted FBI director's conduct in the probe into Hillary Clinton's handling of classified information last year.
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They decided to make smaller versions of those banners for people to have, and in doing that, all these people started pinning messaging on their jackets.
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For those who don't consider themselves "pinners," the site enables people to create, collect and share ideas online by "pinning" them to their virtual bulletin boards.
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The Florida senator is pinning all of his hopes on his home state as he seeks to prove that he is a viable alternative to Trump.
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With Page Flip, Kindle automatically saves the page you're reading when you tap the screen of your device, pinning it to the side of the screen.
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Not only would it smear Mr. Biden, it could also appear to undermine the Mueller investigation into Russian electoral interference by pinning some blame on Ukraine.
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The United States backed the opposition alliance in pinning the blame for Monday's chaos on the military for trying to remove roadblocks set up by protesters.
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Gilead is pinning its hopes on bictegravir to stay competitive with GSK and the U.S. company has been testing the new medicine alongside two older drugs.
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Many company bosses are pinning their hopes on newly-elected President Emmanuel Macron, and specifically his labor reform plans, to help find willing and able workers.
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Ford has accused Kavanaugh of pinning her to a bed, groping her and attempting to remove her clothes at a high school party 35 years ago.
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Ford has accused Kavanaugh of pinning her to a bed and trying to remove her clothing at a party when they were both high school students.
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If getting good data is tough, pinning down why there might be a wage premium for lesbians and a penalty for gay men is even tougher.
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But along with the endless stream of DIY ideas and real-wedding inspo comes the stuff you may not be interested in pinning — let alone seeing.
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Besides the difficulty of pinning down which hardware miners are using, its nearly impossible to tell how many individual miners are actually running on the network.
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They decided to make smaller versions of those banners for people to have, and in doing that, all these people started pinning messaging on their jackets.
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Should we really be writing off those who are older, and already educated, as lost causes, pinning them as 'set in their ways' and beyond reproach?
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In the video, the prisoner, who suffered from mental health problems, can be heard telling the guards pinning him to his bed that he couldn't breathe.
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A 17-year-old boy was drunk and started groping a 15-year-old girl, pinning her down and covering her mouth so she couldn't scream.
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Like Friberg, many throughout Europe's far-right so far have largely sought to deflect blame for the fiasco by pinning the violence on left-wing protesters.
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Rabee'a and his workers managed to fix the drill and get it through 400 meters before layers of earth began collapsing, pinning the drill in place.
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Hazel indicated regret that he "hadn't gone far enough in terms of pinning the government down on where things stand," during the previous call on Tuesday.
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People are pinning a lot of Biden's success to the fact that the establishment, including Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg, coalesced around him at that moment.
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Here's your quick guide to pinning messages in Discord, using the desktop app for Mac and PC, or the mobile app for iPhone and Android devices.
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She described a drunken Judge Kavanaugh pinning her on a bed, trying to take her clothing off and covering her mouth to keep her from screaming.
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She has accused him of pinning her onto a hotel bed, ignoring her cries for him to stop and having sex with her without her consent.
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Through much of 1968, the Communists strengthened their position in large swathes of the countryside, pinning American and South Vietnamese ground troops in bases and cities.
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Indeed, despite all this effort, climate advocates have not actually succeeded (yet) in legally pinning the blame on, well, anyone, including oil companies and the government.
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In the coming season, the network has been pinning its hopes on revivals like "American Idol" and "Roseanne" to help improve its standing in the ratings.
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She continues to hold billionaires to the bulletin board, pinning them down and making them pay up for the unchecked power their money has bought them.
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With Mr. Buttigieg pinning his hopes on late-deciding voters, some who have come to hear him in the last days left persuaded by his message.
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Many in the U.S. are pinning their hopes for ending the Afghan War on the ongoing talks between Taliban representatives and former U.S. Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad.
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"I thought people deserved better than this, and if Indigenous people were pinning their hopes to that kind of leadership, then good luck," Mr. Walubara said.
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Pinning the 2016 cyberattacks on Ukraine was a steep hill to climb, as the Senate Intelligence Committee had unequivocally found that they were a Russian operation.
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Pinning the amount you need to pay in tax is an art: If you withhold too much, you end up with an outsized refund next April.
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Now, three years after the closure of a major steelworks, local politicians are pinning their dreams of a post-Brexit economic revival on a free port.
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"Every week there's a new one," said Mr. Richmond, pinning the blame on Mr. Trump for the rise in racist incidents and spike in hate crimes.
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But in a relationship plagued by recrimination, mutual misunderstanding and apparently irreconcilable Middle East policies, pinning hopes on Trump may turn out to be a miscalculation.
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Stars stood together at the Golden Globe Awards by wearing all black and musicians joined in at the Grammy Awards by pinning white roses to their outfits.
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Explicitly pinning the attack on the Kremlin means that rather than targeting the hackers as individuals, the United States can now respond against Russia as a whole.
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The rock, weighing about 650 pounds, likely came from a door frame, called a jamb, pinning the victim to the lapilli, a layer of small volcanic stones.
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Professor Andrew Shepherd, of Leeds University, who did not participate in the study, welcomed it as pinning down the relative shares of natural and man-made influences.
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Aluminum is taking a different cue from China, pinning its hopes on what Beijing calls "supply-side reform" to force production cuts in the world's largest producer.
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I don't like planning trips down to the last detail, but I have a lot of fun pinning places onto Google Maps to use as a reference.
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Germany is pinning its hopes on France, its eternal partner inside the EU, electing a sane president next year—ideally Alain Juppé, the centre-right front-runner.
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The HomeHub will start as a feature in Windows 10 — basically for kitchen PCs — with an always-on screen for pinning notes, calendars and to-do lists.
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Once her curls were prepped, Nelms parted her hair into two sections and then carefully rolled each section up, pinning them around the head at ear level.
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AT&T is pinning its hopes in part on a new subscription streaming service to be rolled out in 2019 under Time Warner's new banner of WarnerMedia.
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Bidding alongside powerhouses Los Angeles and Paris, Budapest had been considered a long-shot candidate, pinning its hopes on the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) Agenda 2020 initiative.
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In a report from 2015, he was accused of choking, threatening to kill, punching, and pinning a woman down with one of his knees in her groin.
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The government is pinning its hopes on a better relationship with them: since June the labour ministry has held at least 56 meetings with workers and bosses.
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Philip Morris is pinning its hopes for the future on its IQOS device, which heats tobacco instead of burning it, thereby producing a vapor instead of smoke.
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Rather than pinning your expectations for this little person's identity on pink or blue, you can anticipate their future quirks, tastes, and talents based on the stars.
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And most people who are trying to conceive are already intent on pinning down their fertile days — this bracelet is just one easy way to do that.
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For their part, many DREAMers and activists are pinning the splintering of Senate Democrats on Senate leadership, including Durbin and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY).
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Greece is pinning hopes on a deal following the conclusion by lenders of a second review of economic reforms required under its latest multi-billion euro bailout.
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A bystander's video shows the police pinning Sterling, a black man, to the ground before shooting him -- leading to widespread criticism and renewed "Black Lives Matter" protests.
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The Greek government was pinning hopes of avoiding tougher austerity measures sought by the International Monetary Fund and euro zone lenders on achieving a better budget position.
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"Lots of us farmers are pinning our hopes on Marine," dairy and poultry farmer Mickael Thomas said as he set up for the nine-day-long show.
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The market has rallied since President-elect Donald Trump's victory in November, with investors pinning their hopes on tax cuts, less regulation and a pro-growth environment.
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Once police arrived, they swapped Timpa's handcuffs for a city-issued pair and zip-tied his legs together, all while pinning him face down, the video shows.
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So, we raised the possibility it was the hip-hop cops -- the alleged secret unit of law enforcement tasked with pinning crimes on innocent hip-hop stars.
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Bollywood is pinning its hopes on two of this year's biggest films opening on Friday to rev up a lacklustre box office for the festive Diwali season.
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In practice, the app delivers some pretty solid augmented reality surface tracking, pinning 3D models from Poly like chickens, robots or dinosaurs onto surfaces inside your environment.
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Gettrick is pinning Sophie and Alice's abduction on Nadia's husband for revenge on refusing to send a search party out find him right after he went missing.
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In this clip, notice how Adams casually jogs down court before making a sudden beeline for Harrison Barnes, pinning him several feet above the three-point line.
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Our sources say they heard the woman yell, "you're choking me" and when they ran over ... they saw Smith pinning the woman up against the bathroom wall.
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" The government is pinning its order on the All Writs Act of 1789, which Cuban calls a "catch all for anything for which there is no law.
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Pinterest has been working to capture shopper interest earlier in the journey, then track the path from visual inspiration and pinning all the way through to purchase.
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Since 2010, San Francisco-based Pinterest has enabled people around the world to create, collect and share ideas and items online by "pinning" them to their boards.
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"It will not satisfy the public by just pinning this kind of matter on a few security and intelligence officers," Erdogan said, according to The Washington Post.
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From his stance a fighter's feet ferry him across the mat but during a kick the pivoting foot acts more as an anchor, pinning him in place.
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The first officer then proceeds to hit her in the head twice with his fist, before grabbing her by the shoulders and pinning her to the ground.
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If Mexico's problems persisted under his rule, critics worry Lopez Obrador's opposition instincts may lead him to keep pinning the blame on others, potentially polarizing the country.
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Aluminium is taking a different cue from China, pinning its hopes on what Beijing calls "supply-side reform" to force production cuts in the world's largest producer.
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At moments in her scholarly pursuit, she said, she's "gone way too far" and found herself practically unable to tear herself away from pinning down particular facts.
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With unemployment at just 4.2%, and inflation at 1.6%, she is close to achieving the Fed's two goals of curbing joblessness and pinning price rises at 2%.
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The same prosecutor tried both cases, and by not revealing the circumstances of the neighbor's arrest, kept Mr. Negron from pinning the road-rage shooting on him.
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As signs of a slowdown in the world's second-largest economy become stark, investors are pinning their hopes for a compromise between Washington and Beijing on trade.
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His list of "fixes" are almost dazzlingly reprehensible—from manipulating Judy Garland's worsening drug addiction and talking stars into terminating pregnancies, to pinning crimes on innocent parties.
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Ford has accused Kavanaugh of pinning her down and attempting to remove her clothes during a party while the two were in high school in the 1980s.
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Over all, Republicans are seeing a tough fight to keep the House, pinning their hopes on well-funded outside groups and a slashing negative message about Democrats.
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The impossibility of pinning down the boundaries of this art experience is exactly what makes Meow Wolf an exciting and challenging philosophical question for an art critic.
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Tintori, the wife of the country's best-known and imprisoned opposition leader, Leopoldo López, underlined how the opposition is pinning nearly all its hopes on the referendum.
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Many of these labels are now pinning their dreams of the profits of yesteryear to these spinning plastic disks that sell at higher prices for nostalgic value.
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Now, they are pinning their hopes on other projects from a privatization program that is part of Riyadh's economic reform plan to loosen its reliance on oil.
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Zarchi initially distances the viewer from the attacks by using master shots to show the four men pinning her down while she is hidden in the grass.
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A police officer in Baltimore has resigned after a video emerged showing him repeatedly punching a man and pinning him on the sidewalk, the Police Department said.
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Hopefully I'm not pinning, but something did fall apart, and we had to sew it in the middle of the show, to sew Gigi into her dress.
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The outbreak has grown remarkably fast, with the CDC pinning its start to June 28, when two states, Wisconsin and Illinois, requested federal help with investigating cases.
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That said, the number of open accounts is not necessarily the same as the number of active deposit customers, so pinning down exact customer numbers is tricky.
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So, instead of pinning its strategy on self-delusion, Washington now has the opportunity to find a real partner in the Iranian people and their organized opposition.
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Housing optimists are pinning their bets on strong U.S. job creation, low interest rates, tight housing supply, robust earnings estimates and a lack of recessionary red flags.
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The sprawling conglomerate has been pinning its hopes on a strong performance in semiconductors, as it seeks to recover from a $1.3 billion accounting scandal last year.
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Audience members are even given cards on which they can write down impressions, thoughts or questions before pinning them on an "experience wall" in the theater's lobby.
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The Brazilian dos Anjos expertly executed a gameplan that incorporated heavy pressure, pinning Pettis against the cage with some ferocious strikes mixed in with well-timed takedowns.
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"They were pinning my legs down, yelling at me, telling me to quit screaming, telling me not to cuss at the lady," Elliott said in his lawsuit.
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Sleep stability means pinning your bedtime to the same time every night, even on weekends, and waking up at the same time every morning, even on weekends.
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This year transgender activists are pinning their hopes on Hallquist, who has raised $132,000, more than double the $50,000 raised by her nearest Democratic competitor, James Ehlers.
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However, to make progress in this area, I think the industry needs to stop pinning its hopes on the same dead ends that come up again and again.
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The chip designer forecast disappointing sales for the holiday quarter, pinning the blame on unsold chips piling up with distributors and retailers after the cryptocurrency mining boom evaporated.
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Though most production cars get smoky burnouts and brisk getaways by pinning the brakes and the throttle, then releasing and flooring it, the strategy can quickly overpower brakes.
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Those warrants require as specific a location as possible, which usually means pinning down a particular locker or storage unit, rather than just a particular block or building.
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"Ma'am, you are being put under arrest for assaulting a police officer," one officer says to the former gallerist after pinning her to the ground and handcuffing her.
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Trump not only scorched Bannon in a statement, but White House officials are also pinning the blame for the book itself and the access Wolff had on Bannon.
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"For the past month, we have been fighting divisive narratives targeting immigrants and pinning us against other oppressed peoples," Velasquez wrote in a letter she posted on Twitter.
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In rare footage, above, posted on Afropunk's Facebook page, the iconic artist is shown taking freshly picked red and pink petals, and pinning them in her famous updo.
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It's pinning a lot of its hopes to its new Pandora Premium service, but early reviews say that it has nothing to offer over Spotify or Apple Music.
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So the utility, the Southern California Gas Company, is now pinning its hope on a relief well, which will allow the liquids to be injected much farther down.
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Two passersby stopped when they saw Turner grinding against her unconscious body; he ran and they chased after him, pinning him to the ground until police showed up.
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The stories pinning the blame on Bannon for supposed policy fiascos in the first 100 days don't withstand the slightest scrutiny, as the details simply don't add up.
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I have steadfastly avoided pinning a psychiatric diagnosis on someone whose behavior and policies are found by some to be objectionable, particularly someone I have not personally examined.
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Instagram Stories is taking another cue from Snapchat and launching pinning, which lets you attach a sticker or text to a specific object or location in a video.
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Bangladesh has seen steady economic growth under Hasina and the development of a vibrant garment sector under-pinning export growth, and accounting for 80 percent of the economy.
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And so ports and shipyards are now pinning their hopes for revival on the offshore wind business, in which jobs have grown by almost a third since 2012.
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Ford has accused Kavanaugh of pinning her to a bed and attempting to remove her clothes during a house gathering in 1982 when both were in high school.
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By dampening the yarn, especially if it is a natural fiber, and pinning it to blocking boards in the desired final shape, it will hold that shape well.
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No one has claimed responsibility for the attacks yet, but authorities are pinning it on insurgents that have been clashing with the central government for over 50 years.
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And she described living in constant fear of staff members after being pulled forcefully out of a bathroom and witnessing them pinning other residents down to receive injections.
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Many observers are now pinning their hopes for justice on the Washington-based Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, which will deploy a team to shadow the investigation.
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He taught himself the Renaissance technique of pinning a full-sized brown-paper "cartoon" to the canvas, and forcing ("pouncing") dry pigment through pinholes to establish the outlines.
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About 40 percent of Pirate supporters are under 30, and they were pinning their hopes on a party that has promised to install a more inclusive, transparent government.
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Christine Blasey Ford accuses him of pinning her down and trying to remove her clothes at a party when they were both in high school in the 1980s.
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Both men harshly criticized the attack, again pinning the blame on not only Syrian President Bashar Assad but also his the policies of his predecessor President Barack Obama.
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It can get their attention at the awareness phase, their intention to purchase with search, and finally a conversion when they are pinning products or even purchasing them.
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Ford, a California psychology professor, accused Kavanaugh of pinning her down and trying to forcibly remove her clothes during a house party while they were in high school.
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THE TOPLINE: U.S. officials are pinning blame on the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) for Tuesday night's attack in Istanbul, backing up what Turkish officials said.
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So after pinning his colors to the mast of relational aesthetics, I ask him if the famous collector could ever persuade him to concentrate on shiny art commodities.
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The company is pinning its hopes on the Model 22014, a mass-market electric car scheduled to come out in December 249 that will initially sell for $35,000.
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SYDNEY, Australia — David Dungay Jr., a prisoner at a Sydney jail, told the guards pinning him to his bed that he couldn't breathe, according to a video recording.
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And it would be a travesty if you start construction on a site that has an abandoned oil well without pinning down whether it's safe to do that.
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Similarly, Mr. Trump largely absolved Saudi Arabia on Tuesday for civilian casualties and the humanitarian catastrophe in Yemen by pinning the blame for the war there on Iran.
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Grappling with Trump's historic defiance of Congressional oversight, Democrats are pinning their hopes on beating the president in court, where they'll need robust legal arguments to defeat him.
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Then there is the spread of so-called anti-Trump sentiment — the same one that Democrats in Kansas and Georgia and Montana are also pinning their hopes on.
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Michael Kosanovich was considering buying a 2002 Lexus, but as he was inspecting the car it suddenly lurched forward, pinning him to another vehicle, according to the report.
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UK Prime Minister Theresa May gave a televised address pinning the Brexit-delay blame on members of Parliament and doubling down on her controversial, oft-maligned exit deal.
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Two used the phrase "sacred sacrifice," which in the Russian political world means the murder of an ally with the aim of pinning the blame on an enemy.
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But the attempt barely lasted seconds, as a swarm of wrestling stars came to Hart's rescue, leaping into the ring from all directions and pinning the man down.
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But upon seeing the officer, the driver slammed into reverse, pinning the officer against a parked car across from the entrance to the Bronx County Family Court building.
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And Stewart's background — he was an exec at Jetsetter, a luxury travel site that sold to TripAdvisor — suggests the car team is pinning down a viable business model.
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Live, though, the images will be beamed onto eight screens, pinning its crowd in, confronting and surrounding them with images of nuclear weaponry's history of proliferation and terror.
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Stores were pinning hopes on a last-minute surge in demand before Christmas and customers flocking to post-Christmas sales to counter poor trading in November and early December.
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Ever since he was a child Kingsbury has thought about this title, pinning a picture of the Olympic rings above his bed as a youngster growing up in Quebec.
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King Reina seemingly could have finished the fight at any time she wanted on the ground, hammering Alpha Female with punches while pinning her down in a mounted crucifix.
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The banquet Friday night was held at Kadyrov&aposs presidential palace in Grozny, and the Chechen leader posed with Salah for pictures while pinning a medal on his chest.
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He was riding beside a dam when it gave way, tumbling the excavator into a muddy pond and pinning Miller beneath one of the bars attached to the machine.
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After pinning Maryland back deep, Ohio State got the ball at the 44-yard line after an exchange of punts, and Haskins took them in for the tying score.
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Laura claims that her father's inappropriate touching included kissing, licking, and biting her ears — all while allegedly pinning her down and using his strength to keep her from escaping.
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The central bank released the naira from its peg of 197-199 to the dollar in June 2016, but panicked when it plunged, pinning it again at around 305.
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Investors are broadly pinning their hopes on a 'Yes' vote that would ensure political stability and allow Rome to push ahead with reforms and potentially overhaul the judicial system.
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Another consistent brigading tactic is misrepresenting the name of the shooter, often by pinning the attack on far-right comedian Sam Hyde or YouTube personalities and posting photoshopped images.
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The map, depicting the coasts of southern Britain and northern France, was used for 39 days after the landings with planners moving and pinning markers for the troops' positions.
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There as was a lot of talk about rain on snow this winter as part of the gamble of pinning drought relief on El Niño's warmer-than-average storms.
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A witness at the hotel told TMZ that Smith, 43, and a female friend had gotten into an argument and he was allegedly seen pinning her against a wall.
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Kalanick even brings a couple early Uber drivers up in front of the room, praising their loyalty and performance like some bombastic general pinning medals on his favorite soldiers.
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Pinning down what Quakers actually believe about anything is a "very difficult question", according to Ben Pink Dandelion, who runs a Quaker studies centre at the University of Birmingham.
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Egypt's national soccer team is participating in the World Cup for the first time since 1990, and the country is pinning its hopes on Liverpool forward star Mohamed Salah.
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As stocks enter the second half of June, a look back at the last decade shows why investors are pinning hopes for continued market gains on a dovish Fed.
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Only apps that use certificate pinning — which reject any certificate that isn't its own — were protected, such as iMessage, Signal and additionally any other end-to-end encrypted solutions.
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Hou Zhongyi scanned the crowd to explain that not only laborers but white-collar Chinese were pinning their hopes on a leader they wished would outright assume Mao's mantle.
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The end of Fashion Month means our regularly-programmed pinning has gone into overdrive, with so much outfit inspiration coming in real time — even if it's a season ahead.
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" Although we know we shouldn't take this information personally, reading the news did kind of make us want to scream "can everybody please stop pinning their problems on millennials?
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The moves are part of a series of changes at Burberry where Gobbetti is pinning his hopes on new designer Riccardo Tisci to transform the quintessentially British fashion house.
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Susan Collins: Israel should allow Omar, Tlaib to visit MORE of pinning her to a bed and groping her during a party when the two were in high school.
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Ford has accused Kavanaugh of pinning her down and trying to rip off her clothes during a house party while they were high school students during the early 1980s.
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Ford, a California psychology professor who is now 51, accused Kavanaugh of pinning her to a bed one summer while they were in high school in the 1980's.
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Ford, in her testimony, accused Kavanaugh of pinning her to a bed and groping her at a party when the two were in high school in the early 1980s.
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Christine Blasey Ford, who accuses him of pinning her down to a bed and trying to remove her clothes during a high school party, is also scheduled to testify.
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Buying into one of these funds means betting on a burgeoning, if volatile, sector and pinning the green in your wallet to your hopes for a more verdant future.
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On his Facebook page, he shared a Russian meme: a video of a babushka rushing to a wrestling mat to smack an opponent who was pinning her son down.
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And if I feel nauseous after eating, I need to sit and think about the actual reason I'm feeling sick instead of pinning it on food poisoning right away.
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In the course of amassing a history of female fighters, one American fighter in particular, consistently eluded the type of pinning down that is the foundation of scholarly pursuit.
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"There's an Islamic saying: 'After you take care of your family at home, you take care of your neighborhood,'" she said, pinning on a red and white head scarf.
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Mr. Thompson's wife, Chauna Thompson, who was an off-duty sheriff's deputy for Harris County at the time, appears on the recording pinning Mr. Hernandez's arm to the ground.
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During Tuesday night's speech, Cruz looked ahead to next week's Super Tuesday, when he's pinning his hopes on a number of Southern states, including his home state of Texas.
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But Republican leaders in Congress warn a shutdown would be politically disastrous because their party controls the government and would have a hard time pinning the blame on Democrats.
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Put another way, the official said, it would take 100 analysts working eight hours a day up to 471 consecutive calendar days to even begin pinning down the details.
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Klobuchar wants to make a move To date, the senator from Minnesota has been slowly and steadily gaining traction in Iowa, the state she's pinning her hopes on entirely.
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" In a second run at pinning Ross down on whether that means all trading partners — without exemption — the Commerce secretary said, "That's what the president seemed to announce yesterday.
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She has instead focused her own efforts on pinning the shutdown on Mr. Trump, and suggested that he delay his State of the Union address scheduled for this month.
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But, he is often able to operate free of resistance—pinning escorts down to the floor in an act of citizen's arrest until the local police can arrest them.
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Sugar in general has taken the heat in recent years, with some experts, like UCSF endocrinologist Robert Lustig, pinning our health crises on a national increase in sugar consumption.
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And if you fail to do that — destroying someone else's home in the process — please at least own up to the mistake instead of pinning the blame on Google Maps.
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The chip designer forecast disappointing sales for the holiday quarter, pinning the blame on unsold chips piling up with distributors and retailers after the evaporation of the cryptocurrency mining boom.
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However, Mitchell also announced that an upcoming update will let people use their desktop apps inside VR, pinning conventional monitor windows as 3D overlays on any VR experience or environment.
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Some have long waiting lists and selections are often made by lottery, with parents in failing school districts pinning hope for their children on whether they receive a charter slot.
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The pair went through the typical prom rituals, including snapping photos before the dance, pinning on the boutonniere and corsage, and taking pictures in a photo booth at the event.
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He tried pinning it against his legs, but his momentum was going to force him to land awkwardly on his face as he tried to hang on to the ball.
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More broadly, VCs are increasingly pinning more of their success on the use of data, whether that be throwing data scientists and analysts at the problem or building bespoke software.
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Thai Airways, which has been struggling financially, is pinning hopes of a revival on the new leadership team, jet purchases and improving its brand as tourism booms in the region.
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Video of the incident recorded by bystanders showed deputies pinning Jones to the ground, prompting social media criticism on why swift action was taken against him instead of his assailant.
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Christine Blasey Ford says Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her at a party when both were in high school, pinning her to a bed and putting his hand over her mouth.
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I&aposm not pinning any blame on people, but we&aposre not going to go to another meeting where we don&apost get documents, and then the meeting leaks out.
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Baldwin confronted a photographer who was trailing him and his wife Hilaria in Manhattan, allegedly pinning the man against a car for a short time in front of numerous witnesses.
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If you're interested at all in what goes into pinning down the author of cyber attacks such as this major DDOS system, it's more than worth the time to read.
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As the driver, Ellen Snyder, opened the door to check out the damage to her SUV, the deer suddenly charged back across the road towards her vehicle, pinning her inside.
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The campaign "celebrates bookers who turn their travel dreams into actions instead of just pinning, posting and swiping, while inspiring travelers to be bold and press the confirmation button," Booking.
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They were calling close friends and they were pinning the story on my ex-husband [Jim Hoffer] … I knew immediately that it was a lie and that they had nothing.
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The online group of high-profile ethereum developers, which included Taylor Monahan, founder of popular ethereum wallet MyEtherWallet, was hard at work pinning down the problem and formulating a solution.
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"He evidently placed his car in reverse and accelerated, causing his car to go backwards and strike a tree, pinning him between the car and the tree," the release said.
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" Trump stepped to the podium at his New Jersey golf resort and read a statement on the clashes, pinning the "egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides.
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Erle Ellis of the University of Maryland, a co-author of the study released on Thursday, said pinning down the Anthropocene would transform understanding of humanity's role on the planet.
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B&O is also pinning hopes for sales growth on new products such as its Harmony TV, co-developed with South Korea's LG Electronics, which will be available from October.
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Ford has accused Kavanaugh of pinning her down and trying to take off her clothes during a house party when they were both in high school in the early 1980s.
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When a candidate flip-flops as much as Clinton, pinning down their identity is like trying to take a Rorschach test with wet ink that keeps sliding around the page.
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Though Mitchell plays an out-and-proud lesbian on Pretty Little Liars, she reveals in Cosmopolitan's June cover story that she doesn't subscribe to pinning down her sexuality off screen.
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" "When investigating and determining the nature of online incidents there must be full proof of the facts, otherwise it's just creating rumors and smearing others, pinning labels on people indiscriminately.
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"They were calling my children, they were calling close friends of mine, and they were pinning the story on my ex-husband who would absolutely never do that," Brzezinski said.
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But in the music world it has been taken as largely uncontroversial, even obvious — "like pinning a medal on Mount Everest for being the highest mountain," as Leonard Cohen said.
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Therefore, singling out Pakistan and pinning the entire blame on Pakistan for the situation in Afghanistan is neither fair nor accurate, nor is it borne out by the ground realities.
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In particular he is pinning his hopes on supporters of Mexico, who stunned Germany 1-0 in their first game and look well placed to run away with their group.
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When organizers Marissa Johnson and Leslie Mac saw white people pinning safety pins to their lapels after the election, they thought it was stupid — but they smelled a business opportunity.
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Stevens's comment demonstrates the difficulty many analysts have pinning down the meaning of racism and the distinction — if there is one — between being a racist and voting for a racist.
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Mr. Weinraub labors to give "Fall" a nonfiction aura, pinning its scenes to real events and including interstitial documentary material like newspaper headlines and verbatim extracts from Miller's antiwar speeches.
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A Mercedes passenger vehicle then hit the side of the UPS truck and a second UPS tractor-trailer hit the Mercedes, pinning the car between the two trucks, police said.
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The men sprayed bullets from AK-47s in every direction, essentially pinning down law enforcement officers armed with service pistols and shotguns that failed to penetrate their adversaries' body armor.
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Without pinning blame on any specific software package, Dr. Fang pointed out that Adobe Creative Suite was released in 2003, allowing scientists to produce their own images on a laptop.
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Previous examples of features that were added to comment filtering included creator hearts, which allows YouTubers to like people's comments, top comment pinning, and giving creators control over comment review.
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Jenelle Evans was hysterical as she called 911 to report her husband, David Eason, attacked her at their home, allegedly pinning her down so violently she felt her collarbone crack.
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After staff members there called the police, Officer P.J. Larscheid of the county police arrived and ended up pinning Ms. McCrary to the ground in an effort to handcuff her.
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To that end, a scoop on the end of InSight's robotic arm will be used to orient a weighted block, or pinning mass, to prevent wind from blowing the tether around.
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"These ice front pinning points help control the flow of a lot of Antarctic ice shelves, and so the study demonstrates another vulnerability of ice shelves to climate change," Nicholl said.
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Earlier this month, Sergeeva appeared in an ad sporting an "I don't do doping" T-shirt: Russian officials, for their part, are pinning these new doping allegations solely on the athletes.
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Atkin then smoothed the ends of the model's tresses with Osmo Clay Wax straightened them out with a flat iron before twisting it all up and pinning into a chic updo.
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But the country shrugged off suggestions it should be doing more to intervene in the rogue state's military affairs, pinning the test down to Pyongyang's testy relations with Washington and Seoul.
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When you have a psychosis, you get asked questions about how you'd felt the six months previously so you can start pinning down subtle signs that it might have been coming.
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The White House is pinning its hopes in part on business investment growth spurred by the late 2017 tax cuts that reduced the corporate rate from 35 percent to 21 percent.
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Other European chipmakers STMicroelectronics, ASM International and ASML Holding, which were pressured by Siltronic's results earlier, recovered losses to trade higher, pinning hopes on a positive outcome from the G20 summit.
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Kerr Putney confirmed that Howell did his best to prevent further bloodshed by charging at the gunman and pinning him down, according to WCNC and other outlets.
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The weak report caused expectations for a Fed rate hike this year to diminish even further, with traders pinning the chance of even one hike this year at just 50-50.
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Ford, who is expected to testify first, alleges that Kavanaugh tried to rape her, pinning her down on a bed and trying to remove her clothes before she managed to escape.
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The point is, while the red-carpet beauty looks — like Logan Browning's faux locs and Amandla Stenberg's rainbow braid — are still worth saving and pinning, they're attainable at the same time.
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News Analysis MEXICO CITY — Pinning down the meaning of Joaquín Guzmán Loera — the deadly and celebrated Mexican drug trafficker known as El Chapo — is a constant battle between tragedy and farce.
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Drugmaker Johnson & Johnson is set to face trial in a multibillion-dollar lawsuit by the state of Oklahoma aimed at pinning the blame for the opioid epidemic on its painkiller marketing.
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The U.S. chocolate maker has been pinning its hopes on Buck, who takes over from John Bilbrey on the same day, to build on a recovery in demand in North America.
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Wish Lister shoppers are the modern-day equivalent of window shoppers — the ever-daydreaming, forever-Pinterest-pinning type of shoppers who browse, browse and browse some more, but never actually buy.
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With many Republicans unwilling to give their votes to presumptive nominee Donald Trump or Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton, some are now pinning their hopes on a potential third-party candidate.
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Now Google is saying there will be an option to prevent it pinning your Chrome browsing to your Google account — but you'll have to wait about a month to get it.
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Officials said Jones barricaded himself in the home and shot at dozens of responding officers, pinning them down along with neighbors and family members who wandered into the field of fire.
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The three features that help you better organise your conversations — do not disturb, replies and pinning important items — will be especially welcome to people who have especially "noisy" channels on Workplace.
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Grab one inch-wide section from your pony and wrap it around the base of your pony, making sure there's no sign of the elastic underneath before pinning it in place.
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"I've always been a lover of nature and wildlife, ever since I was a kid rummaging around in bookstores for National Geographic magazines and pinning to my bedroom walls," he says.
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And the cause of BPD is still unknown — researchers understand that various social, genetic and environmental factors contribute to it, but pinning it down on a large scale hasn't been easy.
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For example, after a few times randomly pinning a trend like chrome nails, you may be shocked by how many look have come to amass your feed, begging to be saved.
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Healthineers is pinning its hopes on Atellica Solution, its new flagship blood and urine diagnostics machine, to turn around its underperforming In-Vitro diagnostics business where it lags market leader Roche.
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Some investors insist pinning hopes on the e-commerce business is not the best solution to close the discount and that van Dijk should still consider hiving off the Tencent holding.
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Fed officials have also largely shrugged off a weak jobs report for September that came out last week, pinning the decline in employment on Hurricanes Harvey and Irma temporarily displacing workers.
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The awesome "screen off memo" from the Note 5, which lets you jot things down on the black screen as soon as the S Pen is pulled out, now supports pinning.
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Duru, who has a medium-length curly afro, created a faux bang by pinning the front section of her hair so that it could stick out perfectly underneath the cap's mortarboard.
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Ford, a California-based academic, accused Kavanaugh of pinning her down and trying to forcibly remove her clothes during a house party while they were in high school during the 1980s.
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Trump has blamed Fed Chairman Jerome Powell for a series of economic setbacks, pinning a stock market slide and impending layoffs at General Motors on the central bank's interest rate hikes.
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Pinning down one factor that makes a volcano erupt in an effusive (lava-making) or explosive (ash-making) way is tricky, and the same volcano can behave differently at different times.
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As a result, the United States will be pinning their gold medal hopes on a group that includes former NHLers along with players from Europe, college and the U.S. minor leagues.
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Ford delivered gripping testimony accusing Kavanaugh of pinning her to a bed and trying to remove her clothes at a house gathering while the pair where in high school in 1982.
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The split in blame is largely partisan, the poll showed, with 28503 percent of Democratic respondents blaming Trump and the GOP, and 22019 percent of Republicans pinning the shutdown on Democrats.
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I want to be the blade striking knotted brown, to kiss the nape of any hunger; American beautyberry or rutted cane, warm branch of man pinning me here in mute study.
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Trump's tweets came hours after Fred and Cindy Warmbier, parents of the late University of Virginia student, released a statement pinning their son's death on Kim and indirectly criticizing the president.
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Little Conor watched his dad from the sidelines in the first two photos, but eventually joined him on the mat — even pinning the champ and then giving him a high five!
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AstraZeneca - a relative latecomer in immunotherapy - has been pinning its hopes on a combination approach for advanced lung cancer, after already showing that durvalumab alone can help in earlier-stage disease.
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They are pinning growth plans on infrastructure projects to create jobs, stimulate the economy and attract foreign investors put off by high power prices and transport bottlenecks that eat into profits.
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When Ms. Craglow returned, she couldn't believe what she saw: a police officer looming over the boy with his handcuffs at the ready, pinning him to the ground against a tree.
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Though she was coming off two consecutive sixth-place finishes in Nevada and South Carolina, Ms. Klobuchar was pinning her Super Tuesday hopes on a win in her home state, Minnesota.
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But US lawmakers have historically been reluctant to step into the fray where Facebook is concerned — perhaps because of the difficulty of pinning down how to regulate tech companies this large.
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" In the article, Mr. Wofford did not define himself as gay, writing: "Too often, our society seeks to label people by pinning them on the wall — straight, gay or in between.
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Downriver, in northwest Missouri, volunteer crews and emergency workers were racing to build their own makeshift levees out of heaped dirt and sandbags in the hopes of pinning back the floodwaters.
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How to add applications to your Dock Although your Applications folder can be a good way to find various applications, pinning your most used apps to your Dock can be convenient.
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But GOP leadership, pinning the blame for a potential shutdown squarely on Democrats, is downplaying the possibility that it would accept a shorter continuing resolution or are making back-up plans.
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Video recordings show the officer, who is white, throwing the man, who is black, to the ground and pinning him, before striking him in the face at least a dozen times.
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It has simple features, like note pinning and markdown support, and an elegant three-column layout that lets you move between your organized hashtags, note list, and the actual editor itself.
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His opponent, a wrestler named Bo Dallas, was booed by the Shanghai crowd before Mr. Wang tossed him to the mat, pinning him in a three-count on the second try.
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"We believe investors are pinning their hopes on Third Point taking a more aggressive activist campaign against the company and the board," Stifel analysts wrote in a research note on Thursday.
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The court had great difficulty pinning down who owned the emerald or how much it was worth—or, really, any facts at all, because so many men contradicted one another under oath.
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In the video, Pugh can allegedly be seen pinning his wife against a wall with his left hand while raising a handgun to her head with the other hand and firing once.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Movement on a bipartisan deal to end Illinois' record budget impasse halted on Wednesday with the Democratic head of the state Senate pinning the blame on Republican Governor Bruce Rauner.
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He used tortillas as a structural element for an RC glider and ran a number of tests, rolling, pinning, and gluing the tortillas together until he got his glider to fly. Why?
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But the city is pinning its hopes on an identical piece of legislation that passed the newly seated state Senate in late January and is awaiting action in the House, Collins said.
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Producers had been pinning hopes on the government's much-awaited "Brexit-proof" 22008 draft budget unveiled on Tuesday, but have now joined business groups and the opposition in criticising it as inadequate.
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In the crawl space, her brother — who was even less popular than we were, older than us — awkwardly maneuvered his way on top of me, pinning both my hands to the floor.
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Step 2: Then, braid the hair starting just behind the ear (be sure to direct the braid back since you'll be pinning it in that direction) and repeat on the opposite side.
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Rather than returning to economic reform, the government is pinning its hopes for reviving the economy on a sovereign-wealth fund financed by state shareholdings and with up to $200bn to invest.
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Traders are pinning hopes that a deal is still within reach after Beijing said earlier on Tuesday that Chinese Vice Premier Liu will visit the United States this week for trade talks.
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North Korea will be also pinning their medal hopes on teenager Kim Kuk-hyang in the women's 10 meter event after she won her country's first gold at last year's world championships.
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Whether we're hosting Thanksgiving or merely contributing a dish to a Friendsgiving potluck, we're currently in the midst of pinning, researching, and googling recipes that may only get cooked once a year.
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In February, Swatch reported a worse-than-expected 21 percent drop in net profit to 1.12 billion Swiss francs ($1.17 billion), pinning the blame on the nation's currency for the lackluster result.
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Officials in Riyadh are reportedly preparing their own document that will claim Khashoggi's death was the result of an interrogation gone wrong, pinning the blame on a fall guy within Saudi intelligence.
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Mexican Perez left no doubt about his lingering annoyance when he spoke to reporters before Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix, pinning the blame on the 20-year-old - who refused to accept it.
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Some of the pieces she curated for this year's show are political — like Rose Freymuth-Frazier's "Divine Intervention," which features a fluffy white cat pinning down a plush Trump with its paw.
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Your mother and father, your brothers – with their cruel remarks, each time they punched you, or dangled spit over your face while pinning you to the carpeting – these things made you real.
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The KCNA article also said that South Korea's defense minister is a US puppet and "a running dog of the US" who is "pinning hope on that mad guy," referring to Trump.
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The chip designer on Thursday forecast disappointing sales for the holiday quarter, pinning the blame on unsold chips piling up with distributors and retailers after the evaporation of the cryptocurrency mining boom.
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There's no shame in doing what's best for you financially, but pinning your entire rationale on money might make it seem like you were only interested in the position for the cash.
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Just after midnight Tuesday in a convenience store parking lot, police in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, shot and killed a 37-year-old man named Alton Sterling while pinning him to the ground.
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Photo: AdamJK Great for pinning to a jacket or bag, this enamel pin (which actually spins) is sure to come in handy when even making up your mind is a tough task.
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We'll be keeping an eye out for other celebrities wearing the bright blue pins, and Kudos to Negga for folding in (or, rather, pinning on) some significance to her Oscars get-up.
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However, at this time, it's not clear which streaming TV apps will support this functionality, but Google says it's hoping to add its channel pinning feature to as many partners as possible.
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The industry and the Department of Energy are also pinning their hopes on the development of less conventional reactor designs that are meant to be safer and cheaper to build and operate.
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He's pushing ever-forward one angle at a time — pinning his hopes on opening a video store — and Mr. McConaughey makes him jumpingly alive, as well as the movie's most interesting character.
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He comes into the game with a 4-1 record and a 2.16 earned run average, so the Dodgers are pinning a lot of their hopes on him replicating that success here.
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At a campaign stop earlier this summer, Biden told an emotional story about pinning a Silver Star on a reluctant war hero during a trip to Afghanistan while he was vice president.
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Pamela Bozanich's decision to begin her closing statement to the jury by pinning up the crime scene photographs was a bet that the crime's utter gruesomeness would do half the heavy lifting.
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Alex's fellow students agreed to cover up what really happened, pinning the blame on a fellow student who was already in jail for sexually assaulting Tyler Down (Devin Druid) in season 2.
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Between the lines: Pinning that figure down is tricky because many companies don't disclose and even those that do use definitions that vary widely for what constitutes cleaner energy or low-carbon.
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Immediately, he was on top of me, wrenching my dressing gown open, scrabbling at the front of his jeans, his weight was pinning me down, grinding my shoulder blades into the floor.
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Millions of Venezuelans have spent the last few years on an emotional seesaw, pinning their hopes for change on one leader after another, only to watch them fail and the opposition fracture.
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But with the country pinning its hopes on tourism, welcoming a surge of new travelers to feed the anemic economy, a more basic inequality has emerged amid the nation's experiment with capitalism.
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Pinning Trump down on what he believes and what must go in any sort of congressional bill in response to the murders in Parkland, Florida is like trying to grab Jell-O.
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He got one box of mango JUUL pods, but is still pinning down what he will do when that runs out, and is looking into driving up to Vermont for future supplies.
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He got one box of mango JUUL pods, but is still pinning down what he will do when that runs out, and is looking into driving up to Vermont for future supplies.
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With money raised from the IPO earmarked for existing shareholders rather than investment in the company, Aston Martin executives could be pinning too much hope on the success of a planned SUV.
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A fan in Florida drew worldwide attention earlier this month after he was teased for pinning a hand-drawn U.T. logo on an orange shirt for his elementary school's college colors day.
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South Korea is pinning high hopes on Kim's remarks to Moon's special envoys earlier this month that he wanted to achieve denuclearization within Trump's first term in office ending in early 2021.
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May's government are pinning their hopes on Cox to secure changes to make the agreement more palatable to Parliament, which resoundingly rejected it in January, inflicting a record defeat on a government.
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Hamilton is pinning his hopes of moving up the field on the start, the pitstops and the potential of a safety car which has been deployed at every race in Singapore so far.
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And it shows the savviness of the pro-life movement's strategy: not pinning their hopes on one law but testing out as many laws as they can and seeing which gains political traction.
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Phil Honeywood, CEO of the International Education Association of Australia, said pinning it on competition is "pure blame shifting," adding that Australia hasn't significantly changed its recruiting strategy over the past two years.
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And then there's the whole part about pinning a string of unsolved homicides on your dad because you think it'd be funny if he were wrongfully convicted of murder and he gets arrested.
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The President-elect's dismissal of US intelligence pinning Russia to the hacking was "materially different" from Trump's other bombastic statements, according to one White House official who spoke anonymously to describe internal thinking.
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Meditation Space This trend has seen a pinning increase of 49% in the past few weeks, and that isn't just because people were desperately trying to have some alone time during the holidays.
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Pinning medals on soldiers and black-clad members of the Iraqi Counter-Terrorism Service, an elite unit, Mr Carter notes that they have braved snipers, mortar fire and car-borne improvised explosive devices.
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After that, astronomers who want to picture truly Earth-like worlds are pinning their hopes on a set of ambitious missions which, for now, exist only as proposal documents in NASA's in-tray.
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Traders are pinning hopes that a deal is still within reach after Beijing said earlier on Tuesday that Chinese Vice Premier Liu He will visit the United States this week for trade talks.
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Kavanaugh has been accused of a several sexual infractions, most notably allegedly pinning Christine Blasey Ford to a bed and groping her over her clothing during a teen party in the early 1980s.
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Since moving here, I've developed a severe case of Wanderlust Syndrome, constantly plotting how to make extra money so I can travel, pinning must-see destinations, and screenshotting travel deals to my girls.
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You're liking things on Instagram and you'll be pinning things on Pinterest, and then that's totally disconnected from your online browsing experience, where you're still going in to Google or whatever search platform.
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"To some extent, people were pinning their hopes on a global reflation trade getting a boost from fiscal stimulus in the States," said Chris Scicluna, head of economic research at Daiwa Capital Markets.
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But on the other hand, up to now, there has been a lot of success among "marketplace" startups in the country, and many investors are still pinning a lot of hope on them.
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But before Mr. Hewett-Brown could pull back from the doorway, the elevator came crashing down, pinning him between the ceiling of the cab and the third floor, witnesses and the police said.
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Yelchin, 27, was killed June 19, crushed when a 133 Jeep Grand Cherokee rolled backward on the steep driveway of his Los Angeles home, pinning him against a brick wall and a fence.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate John Kasich, the governor of Ohio who is pinning his White House hopes on winning his home state, gained the endorsement of the Cleveland Plain Dealer on Thursday.
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And despite Cravath proposals to fix the tax problem, ETE publicly disclosed Latham's position in a proxy filing, the Chief Justice said, effectively pinning Latham to its decision not to issue the letter.
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As signs of a slowdown in the world's second-largest economy become stark, investors are pinning their hopes for a compromise between Washington and Beijing on trade when officials meet later this week.
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Running alongside powerhouses Los Angeles and Paris, Budapest had been considered a long-shot candidate, pinning its hopes on the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) Agenda 2020 initiative aimed at promoting less lavish events.
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Butterflies encased in glass boxes are the creation of an imaginary figure called Nature Boy, a troubled adolescent who "is pinning down the beauty" in the botanical world in search of life's meaning.
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Ms. Harris's team immediately tried to milk it for all it was worth, pinning the line to the top of her Twitter page with a photo of the candidate as a young girl.
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In the wake of deadly attacks in Palestine, a top Israeli government official is pinning blame on Facebook, using severe language that underscores the company's precarious position in political hotbeds across the globe.
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President Donald Trump, who has publicly tried to downplay the virus through a series of misleading claims, just after midnight took to Twitter to complain that Democrats were pinning the crisis on him.
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This story originally appeared on WIRED UK. Last week, The Times reported that Jaguar Land Rover would pause production on the I-Pace, pinning the blame on shortages at battery maker LG Chem.
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As such, we cannot feed into the growing anti-immigrant sentiment by pinning the presence of hepatitis B, which infects our most vulnerable residents regardless of their country of birth, on "new" Americans.
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LONDON (Reuters) - After suffering their biggest decline in sales volumes for four-and-a-half years in October, British retailers are pinning their hopes on Black Friday discounts to get shoppers spending again.
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There was his Village Voice cover story pinning some of the blame for the 2008 housing crisis on Mr. Cuomo; a more recent Daily News piece knocked the governor's approach to campaign finance.
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The backdrop: Biden got almost every detail incorrect about the 2008 war story, first reported by the Washington Post, which centered on him pinning a medal on a U.S. service member in Afghanistan.
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