Playing on a Midi Fighter, it's reminiscent of playing on arcade cabinets.
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Spending time playing on a nonstandard map is time wasted not playing on a standard map.
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And you do see people, from the President on down, playing on this, candidates around the country playing on this.
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"Sixth Harmony" was one of them — that's just playing on Fifth Harmony — or there was "Little Six," playing on Little Mix.
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The women's draw will have the inverse schedule, with the bottom half playing on Monday and the top half playing on Tuesday.
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It's not because he is not playing on clay this year that he won't be playing on it more again in the years ahead.
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" MORE TEAM COVERAGE: COMMENTARY FROM THE POST'S OPINION PAGE: HOW IT'S PLAYING ON THE RIGHT: HOW IT'S PLAYING ON THE LEFT: QUOTE OF THE DAY: "I'm horrified.
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Naturally, there is plenty of disagreement among reviewers about the hybrid system, which will allow gamers to alternate between playing on their home TVs and playing on the go.
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"It's only my second time playing on a links course, so I need to learn playing on this type of course more often," he said on the Asian Tour website.
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" I was thinking, "Girl, stop playing on my phone.
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"What we're kind of proud of in our approach to streaming is that I'm not out telling everybody why playing on a console or playing on a PC is bad," Choudhry said.
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"I don't know how much of this pamphlet that's circulating is playing on their religious concerns or playing on just the usual misinformation we see from the anti-vaccine advocates," he said.
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Later, when it started playing on TV, John taped it.
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I spent that year just playing on the Game Boy.
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Again, imagine a tiny Bluetooth speaker playing on a desk.
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And all of those things are playing on pattern recognition.
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The babies later had some interactive fun playing on drums.
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She seems more interested in playing on and chewing mail.
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It was as smooth as playing on a traditional console.
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The resentment, the playing on white fears and white anxiety.
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On the way, One Direction starts playing on the radio.
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All the hours playing on the PlayStation finally paid off.
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Keep everyone else in line by playing on their fears.
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It's not designed to completely replace playing on your phone.
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Then the band keeps playing on for five, ten seconds.
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Meanwhile, Beyoncé performance was playing on a television behind her.
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The screen behind me had porn playing on a projector.
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Sadly, it's not the soundtrack of Inception playing on repeat.
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"Grazing in the Grass" was playing on the speaker system.
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Tina: The Tina Turner Musical is now playing on Broadway.
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No more children playing on the streets late at night.
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I think the Tragically Hip was playing on the radio.
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By playing on the counterpunch, the playing field is leveled.
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Coaches and athletes have been playing on an uneven field.
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You have less stability, but I like playing on it.
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There were some kids playing on the concrete court outside.
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He was 51 and playing on the Senior PGA Tour.
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Poulter, 41, returned last fall, playing on a medical exemption.
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Nose scrunched up, nostrils flared, smile playing on her lips.
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Michael Jackson's "Beat It" was playing on the overhead speakers.
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He was Irish, and was playing on the national stereotype.
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I've been playing on Vita too, for what it's worth.
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What's the name of the song that's playing on the radio?
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This one's playing on the idea of loyalty, which is nice.
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We had a great cast of characters playing on the record.
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I don't want somebody playing on the fears of the nation.
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This is her 16th year playing on the national soccer team.
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This structure is a great fit for playing on the go.
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It's nice to be playing on the NES-style controller, too.
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There was an amazing song playing on the stereo at Suttons.
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Where to stream it: Playing on Netflix and through rental services.
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Meanwhile, Adams is playing on a one-year, $4 million deal.
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The two apparently got together while playing on-screen love interests.
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Brazil are playing on their home turf today against South Africa.
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David Bowie's "Space Oddity" was playing on the car's stereo system.
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Rick is at home with Judith, who's playing on the floor.
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"Everyone in there has aspirations of playing on Sundays," he said.
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Yes, this is a dangerous game Trump is playing on trade.
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"She's Not There," by the Zombies, was playing on the radio.
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It felt, generally, like I was playing on a regular console.
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Now we've got to be capable of playing on the road.
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Defenseman Michael Del Zotto has been sidelined since playing on Jan.
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But AT&T is playing on a couple of levels here.
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Fox News is playing on four massive screens all around me.
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She will be playing on Court 15 in a few hours.
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My son and I would be playing on the monkey bars.
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She had resumed playing on girls' basketball teams, displaying abundant promise.
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Unidentified Speaker: [Arabic] Callimachi: And they immediately begin playing on that.
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The singer Judith Hill was playing on the soundstage that evening.
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On the contrary, we have nobody playing on the PGA Tour.
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OCRACOKE, N.C. — The baby was playing on the flooded floor again.
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You can get these tunes playing on your Sonos speakers too.
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While playing on my phone, I fall prey to online advertising.
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One striking piece looks like President Trump playing on a seesaw.
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"For many, many people, music that makes up their childhood isn't just what was on the Billboard charts; it's also what was playing on their television, what was playing on their radios, in local markets," Bendayan says.
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Mr. Rudin, whose "Mockingbird" now playing on Broadway uses a new script by Aaron Sorkin, invoked a contractual provision that prevents theaters around many cities from putting on the play while a version is playing on Broadway.
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If you&aposre playing on mobile, you&aposll finally get voice chat.
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Always wash your hands after playing on the field and before eating.
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It was the first time I was playing on the center court.
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China does not just cause alarm by playing on and exacerbating divisions.
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Then he immediately ignored J.T. and started playing on his phone. Same.
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Well, the NRA has been playing on that argument for many years.
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I thought it was a sick joke she was playing on me.
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But he's playing on a broader misunderstanding of tax brackets among Americans.
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Right now, nearly 26 million Americans are playing on Android and iOS.
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What prank are you playing on your friends this April Fools Day?
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Then I study with The Path playing on Hulu in the background.
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You can use the Blaze to control music playing on your smartphone.
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Now, Cupid is getting better at playing on all four paws everyday.
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Austin: Even playing on hard like, you're just not that same experience.
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And he spent his past 12 months playing on loan with Bologna.
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We used some of that ice and sampled ourselves playing on it.
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We cannot fix the problems in our country by playing on stigmas.
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A really not-so-great movie that was playing on an airplane.
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" But, he went on, "I've just been kind of playing on instinct.
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He was playing on a one-year, $1 million contract this season.
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They had met twenty years earlier, playing on a local soccer team.
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For the players, the unknowns of playing on grass have proved challenging.
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How to identify the tricks your own mind is playing on you?
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It was more like playing on the backhand side, also being aggressive.
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The first step is to figure out what platform they're playing on.
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But a strong June jobs report is playing on investors' nerves. 20.8.
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Smith said playing on a team with Jagr has been almost surreal.
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In fact, Ronaldinho started out playing on small courts as a kid.
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Tell me about the benefit you're organizing—and playing—on June 27.
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All you have to do is just start playing, on his count.
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A montage called "My Father Donald Trump" is playing on the screen.
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Playing on a line with Spooner and Vatrano, he was strong throughout.
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"He's playing on this fear, whipping up the fear," Mr. Considine said.
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But it has since switched tactics, playing on fears of Islamic extremism.
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We have Jesus, Moses and Muhammad, all playing on the same court.
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"It looked like they were playing on a Broadway stage," he said.
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"It was more fun than playing on the swing set," he said.
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"Were they reading a book, maybe playing on the floor?" he said.
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"Those games are always tough," Smith said of playing on consecutive nights.
|
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Iwan said local newspapers often use headline puns playing on timepiece imagery.
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What role does he see music playing on the platform and why?
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Tang: I actually like playing on just the tiny little bar remote.
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JD: This is an outsider who's playing on people's fears and frustrations.
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"This is part of what Trump is playing on," he said, playing on people's fears of having open borders and people flowing into the U.S. Biden said providing health care to people who are sick "is just common decency."
|
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Had he shipped a few more, Turkey would be playing on Saturday evening.
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They've also been outspoken about regularly playing on turf and poorly maintained fields.
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Shower after playing on the field and quickly treat any cuts or scrapes.
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In fact, they recently caught the movie as it was playing on television.
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There were the posts pushing for Texas secession and playing on racial antipathy.
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Kids playing on a field located near oil and gas infrastructure in Colorado.
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Now, he's also banned from playing on Madden NFL 19's virtual field.
|
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It would be intimidating, but for the half-smile playing on his lips.
|
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Despite playing on short rest, the Panthers gave Chicago everything it could handle.
|
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Brady, playing on a sore knee, finished 22003 of 244 for 22001 yards.
|
|
He has been playing on the Jets' top line and is out indefinitely.
|
|
We're playing on this tour some of the new [songs] from the record.
|
|
You can go back—Godsmack was playing on a local stage one time.
|
|
In the meantime, I know what I'll be playing on my commute home.
|
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If you're lucky, "Convoy" by CW McCall will be playing on the radio.
|
|
And he had the movie playing on the plane while we had desert.
|
|
It's going to be cool playing on Thanksgiving night (against the Pittsburgh Steelers).
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And they're traditionally marketed for weeks or months before playing on a screen.
|
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It's a good rock record and has some talented people playing on it.
|
|
Who knows, maybe one day you guys will be playing on the moon.
|
|
Below it, Ninja was playing on his own custom machine located center stage.
|
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For some, that meant enjoying the simple pleasure of playing on a swing.
|
|
Kathleen left and an advertisement for Shape House began playing on the screen.
|
|
"Playing on the road in this league is a difficult task," Leitao said.
|
|
Playing on the road has a little something to do with it, too.
|
|
It's also worth noting: Not everyone will be playing on a 4K display.
|
|
Country music was playing on the radio; a muted television showed Fox News.
|
|
Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812 is now playing on Broadway.
|
|
The promo involves 120 minutes of Vampire Weekend music playing on a loop.
|
|
The much-hyped amateur from North Carolina is playing on a sponsor exemption.
|
|
Bjarnason is playing on with plenty of bloody wadding jammed up his nose.
|
|
I gestured to the news playing on the TV in his hospital room.
|
|
He is moving and playing on clay as he did at his peak.
|
|
That's why I usually request playing on here as long as I can.
|
|
The Pro Controller makes playing on the Switch feel more like console gaming.
|
|
The title of "The Present," now playing on Broadway, is a clever one.
|
|
Instead, they entertain themselves by reading, watching videos, and playing on their phones.
|
|
Bruce Springsteen has been playing on Broadway almost every night since October 2017.
|
|
Yet, he, too, has no problem playing on gender biases for political ends.
|
|
I come home to V. and Z. playing on the floor, so sweet!
|
|
"It ain't without hope," joked Bosh, playing on the name of the study.
|
|
The club denies women full membership and prohibits them from playing on Sundays.
|
|
On opening night, "Endgame" will likely be playing on virtually every multiplex screen.
|
|
They celebrate the album's arrival at this concert, playing on two grand pianos.
|
|
Indigenous children in Puno, located in the Peruvian Andes, playing on the snow.
|
|
I love playing on this court, it's a brilliant place to play tennis.
|
|
He was playing on my emotions and my hormones and all of those things.
|
|
They just don't want kids playing on their phones too much or contacting strangers.
|
|
We take turns switching between me watching Netflix and him playing on his PS4.
|
|
The regatta kicked off with a samba band playing on the finishing line pontoon.
|
|
Smokey Joe's Cafe: The Songs of Leiber and Stoller is playing on Broadway now.
|
|
Having top-tier games playing on a $500 laptop is a dang appealing offer.
|
|
I play digitally, and it's different than playing on turntables, but I like it.
|
|
He's definitely, in these events, playing on a different level than most anyone else.
|
|
"El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie" is playing on Netflix and in select theaters.
|
|
It was recently adapted into a stage musical which is currently playing on Broadway.
|
|
The term, playing on the initials of India's prime minister, Narendra Modi, is apt.
|
|
"He's playing on fire right now," Jackson said of Fitzpatrick on the NFL Network.
|
|
You're more likely to sit and watch something that's already playing on your screen.
|
|
There was a clay animation film playing on AFN Pacific that was grossly offensive.
|
|
They had been playing on the hammock throughout the day, with relatives close by.
|
|
"There's no concern about playing on the road," Patriots wide receiver Brandon LaFell said.
|
|
It was Federer's first time playing on clay since May of 2016 in Rome.
|
|
Seemingly playing on these dynamics, Macron made his pitch clear on arrival in Djibouti.
|
|
"(Connecticut) has a good team and we were playing on the road," Ojeleye said.
|
|
Netflix is making $100 million movies starring Will Smith, that are playing on television.
|
|
It's nothing on "Message in a Bottle," which is still worth playing on repeat.
|
|
Mostly just fun bops, maybe playing on the similarities in some seemingly disparate songs.
|
|
She remembers people riding horses and children playing on a wide expanse of beach.
|
|
I think our team is at our best when they're playing on their toes.
|
|
One boy was playing on a large TV screen, with a PlayStation 29.99 console.
|
|
She has, in fact, been playing on tour for all 20 of those years.
|
|
I'm not gaming inside my living room, playing on a console from my couch.
|
|
"Playing on the dead fish in the ice is nothing but insanity," wrote another.
|
|
The N.F.L.'s Detroit Lions will continue their long tradition of playing on Thanksgiving.
|
|
He cited experience playing on the Madison Square Garden ice with his Harvard teammates.
|
|
Like these pandas playing on a rocking horse, for example, or this sloth yawning.
|
|
The social media giant certainly has plenty playing on its mind on this front.
|
|
But I spent countless hours playing on turntables that didn't even have pitch control.
|
|
With the way Walker is playing on offense, they should be better than this.
|
|
When the Bulldogs are playing on the road, Uga typically travels with the team.
|
|
Typically, Farida is the only girl playing on the pitch just outside her home.
|
|
We recorded the images with my iphone, while the song was playing on his.
|
|
The Stones ignored the Pope's request that they refrain from playing on Good Friday.
|
|
LIFE SKILLS, VIA PIANO DB: Gideon and Harper are into playing on the iPad.
|
|
"We're playing on a golf course that they know and they love," Furyk said.
|
|
They've been filming quarantine TikToks and playing on Florida's beaches for all to see.
|
|
"Future so bright, gotta wear Wades #agt," Union wrote, playing on the word shades.
|
|
After an hour of playing on my phone, I decide to face the world.
|
|
Voilà — that lets you create an audio recording of anything playing on your laptop.
|
|
They weren't playing on Christmas Day, and he was considering practicing on Christmas Day.
|
|
It was playing on January 13 in a dome somewhere for the national title.
|
|
Playing on consecutive nights for the first time this season, Price recorded 22 saves.
|
|
But instead of playing on your home speaker, it'll play in the car —duh.
|
|
It will appear in the middle of your photo, playing on a continuous loop.
|
|
"It's playing on these multiple dynamics, it means so many things," Ruiz told Hyperallergic.
|
|
We had we had over a million people playing on the day it launched.
|
|
But she still has vivid memories of playing on the computer as a child.
|
|
It's not as if everyone's sat there, playing on a PlayStation, all day, every day.
|
|
If we had Chris, if he was out there, we'd have been playing on Thursday.
|
|
And was that really Girls Gone Wild playing on the TV in the second scene?
|
|
The same year, Blevins was making about $203 a day streaming his playing on Twitch.
|
|
When we got inside the pop-up shop, "Nikes" was already playing on a inside.
|
|
Playing on his fear of being seen as weak is one way of doing that.
|
|
Spieth is looking forward to playing on Saturday with Kuchar, his Ryder Cup team mate.
|
|
Several features would be playing on a loop, and you could choose whichever you fancied.
|
|
I kind of lost the taste for playing live, so I started playing on DATs.
|
|
Florida State's last time playing on New Year's Day came during the 1957-58 season.
|
|
So if you're planning on playing on the couch, you'll want a power strip handy.
|
|
When music videos first came out, bands were just recording themselves playing on the stage.
|
|
The Brazilian Victoria's Secret Angel was the home team, playing on a beach in Rio.
|
|
Or are they a cynical attempt to make money by playing on our worst fears?
|
|
It's also playing on 160 of iHeartRadio's pop, rhythm, and urban stations throughout the country.
|
|
In the recordings, at least, there are almost always some auxiliary people playing on it.
|
|
Rubrik is playing on an emerging theme in the enterprise: bringing static data to life.
|
|
And what he meant was, why did you leave the Minecraft server we're playing on?
|
|
"You Get What You Need" opens with Celeste and Perry's twins playing on the couch.
|
|
McMahon grasped early on that playing on peoples' fears and anger was a ratings goldmine.
|
|
But now, Rapaport says LeBron is playing on such another level ... he's been rendered speechless.
|
|
From playing on the beach to cuddling in bed together, the two are inseparable. 2.
|
|
PS4 folks can now duke it out online with people playing on any other machine.
|
|
He's hopped around the NBA since, playing on four teams in the last six years.
|
|
Wexton's TV ad playing on repeat in the D.C. media market calls two-term Rep.
|
|
Pittsburgh goaltender Matt Murray, playing on his 22rd birthday, stopped 26 of 29 Senators shots.
|
|
Soto, playing on the first anniversary of his big league debut, homered in the second.
|
|
Again, the opponent was playing on a very high level, and he deserved to win.
|
|
The Bengals were playing on a field that some felt was "subpar," according to Schefter.
|
|
So he's resorted to playing on the most powerful de-motivator we have: our brains.
|
|
I have heard so many talented musicians playing on the streets and in the subway.
|
|
Maybe he's been playing on your anxieties, insecurities and anger to further his own ambitions.
|
|
But that doesn't mean liberals should just resign themselves to playing on a tilted field.
|
|
I think it was maybe playing on a college radio station or something like that.
|
|
The researchers call the technology "ColorFab," playing on a pretty standard 3D-printing naming convention.
|
|
Going from zero to playing on an Oculus Rift will cost around $1500 at least.
|
|
Playing on a big screen is always enjoyable, but it also means sharing your game.
|
|
"I started playing on a YMCA team when I was in second grade," she said.
|
|
The music the DJs are playing on the nights I go—it's not my style.
|
|
Such limitations don't exist when playing on Microsoft's Xbox One first and then the Swtich.
|
|
"It's the great thing and the bad thing about playing on the road," Wieters said.
|
|
Trump has become a master at fear-mongering and playing on people's hatreds and biases.
|
|
It is a beautiful summer afternoon, but there are no children playing on the sidewalks.
|
|
He clearly seems to like playing on a team where other players command more attention.
|
|
" His playing on the album is rangy but precise — effecting a loping swing on "O.
|
|
She saw live puppets playing on a swing set on the side of the trail.
|
|
I am playing on the kitchen floor when I hear it: J-A-I-L.
|
|
He had a heart attack while playing on the association's courts, not while playing elsewhere.
|
|
Giorgian De Arrascaeta comes on for Rodrigo Bentancur, who was playing on a yellow card.
|
|
The Snowman is currently playing on HBO and streaming via its Go and Now platforms.
|
|
He was soon caddying and, playing on caddie-only days, developed a smooth golf swing.
|
|
Playing on the on-demand, delivery-of-everything theme, it connected with two customer bases.
|
|
He did that in part by taking a job at CBS, playing on radio shows.
|
|
I often have more than 2329 tabs open in Chrome and music playing on Spotify.
|
|
At least the Rams could blame some of their failure on playing on the road.
|
|
It's what most people are used to playing on, and so, most clubs carry it.
|
|
There are some signs, after the heart attack, that this is playing on his mind.
|
|
This Qwop-style game is best enjoyed with another person playing on the same screen.
|
|
The same year, Blevins was making about $100 a day streaming his playing on Twitch.
|
|
But for me, Schiff's appeal went much further than playing on fame to raise funds.
|
|
The videos circulating on social media and playing on newscasts are the stuff of nightmares.
|
|
"I think Johanna is playing on a very high level right now," she told reporters.
|
|
TV screens playing on the ride back shared a little history about the Warner Bros.
|
|
"That's part of what makes playing on grass so exciting," McEnroe said in an interview.
|
|
When I am bored, I am usually just playing on my phone for a while.
|
|
Desi was encouraged to imitate the other children's play while he's playing on his own.
|
|
A father and son playing on the same team and hitting back-to-back home runs?
|
|
"HAPPY BIRTHDAY KING!!" he captioned an adorable picture of the two playing on a slide together.
|
|
If you have young kids, they probably spend a lot of time playing on a tablet.
|
|
We know which Disney movie is playing on repeat in Kim Kardashian West's house this fall!
|
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I was fine with other people playing on the album, 'cause I was still in it.
|
|
But that also means it's harder to pinpoint the direct role it's playing on the brain.
|
|
Soon enough, the song starts playing on the radio and makes our awkward silence even louder.
|
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She enjoys top-billing on Arab television, recently playing on the hit show "Prince of Poets".
|
|
It's possible that playing on the international stage could catapult Marozsán to another level of greatness.
|
|
"It's 100 percent a product of playing on Thursday night," Brees told reporters after the game.
|
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The musicians weren't paid for their work, because they were all playing on one another's records.
|
|
Everyone does not have an equal chance, and everyone is not playing on the same field.
|
|
I don't think I'll find myself playing on a polo pitch for real any time soon.
|
|
Some right-of-centre politicians, playing on fears that one will happen, indulge in Trumpian rhetoric.
|
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Sometimes, you just need to put the headphones in and not have anything playing on them.
|
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In another room, though, Barry had installed four plasma screens with videos playing on a loop.
|
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For example, whenever music is playing on Mighty, you can't even access it with the app.
|
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Admittedly, the Spurs were playing on the road and without Duncan, who had a sore knee.
|
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Mr Putin is good at playing on divisions and using oil and gas as a weapon.
|
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But before, when I playing on the LPGA, I was busy just to go say hello.
|
|
Aric Toler's face is illuminated only by the glow of the video playing on his laptop.
|
|
At the moment of impact, UB40's "Red Red Wine" was playing on my car stereo.
|
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Keep up with live updates here; here's how the summit was playing on North Korean media.
|
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He played this season at left tackle, but has been playing on the right side here.
|
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Also playing on Wednesday was Michael Campbell, the only other New Zealander to win a major.
|
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"He's playing on another level right now, man," point guard Kyle Lowry told reporters of DeRozan.
|
|
"It's been special playing on the same team with him for so long," Daniel Sedin said.
|
|
Their collective memories of the title are tied to late nights playing on clunky CRT TVs.
|
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If music isn't playing, on the other hand, you've got got to navigate through the settings.
|
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One piece of graffiti read "OMCriminelle", playing on the letters "OMC", the French abbreviation for "WTO".
|
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Macbook and laptop users and even anyone playing on their Switch can keep their devices going.
|
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Granlund, playing on his knees along the boards, fed Sutter a pass in the high slot.
|
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Djokovic and Federer, by virtue of playing on Centre Court, were already into the third round.
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And when they wake up to () playing on a loop, another day in hell would begin.
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Opposed to Brexit early this year, he became its chief advocate, playing on every base instinct.
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"Some of it might be the confidence of playing on such a nice violin," he said.
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For a start, he is playing on home turf, having grown up in Brooklyn's Flatbush neighborhood.
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Google will soon start blocking some web videos from automatically playing on its Chrome internet browser.
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Disney would be playing on its home turf instead of trying to win on Netflix's ground.
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Opinion MAPLEWOOD, N.J. — Few things are more awesome than listening to kids playing on the playground.
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A friends list exists, but there's no way to party up with friends playing on smartphones.
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There's a scene from Greta that's been playing on a loop in my mind for weeks.
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I glance over at my one-year-old daughter, Lucy, who is playing on the floor.
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It's time to try playing on the small screen with the joycons in the controller housing.
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It's playing on plenty of cyberpunk tropes, but it doesn't feel obligatory or paint-by-numbers.
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The 2019 season kicks off Thursday night, with Chicago and Green Bay playing on Comcast's NBC.
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If you're playing on Steam like I am, that should be [Steam directory]\steamapps\common\Quake.
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One day after school, we see a family sitcom playing on the TV in the background.
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A few months ago, when it was playing on Lifetime, few people had heard of it.
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In 2018, the company changed its EULA to prevent players from playing on cloud gaming PCs.
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"The Love," a Malian song with a slow, hypnotizing groove, was playing on the sound system.
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But some high school girls, playing on teams of boys, are gaining attention for their achievements.
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She's even a good cheerleader when one of his songs starts playing on the car radio.
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In early 2005, a competitor popped up with its own name playing on personalized video: YouTube.
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We always laugh about that; we wonder if people notice what's playing on the way out.
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For Oval Office watchers, a familiar film reel is playing on the screen: An irritated president.
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Somehow the game still has some live servers, despite no one playing on any of them.
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The music was playing on Google Chrome, a web browser that Mr. Ball does not use.
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Playing on the road in Sunday's Game 22, they were one and a half point favorites.
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He shared photos on social media showing children playing on mattresses and others sitting on couches.
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Playing on Mississippi riverboats, his horn was heard for the first time outside of New Orleans.
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In anticipation of his return, Showtime released a teaser trailer featuring Badalamenti playing on a piano.
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Mr Carlsen has drawn games at an even greater clip when playing on the sport's biggest stage.
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I have a lot of Alice in Wonderland stuff and Alice in Wonderland themes, playing on dimension.
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We need to know how safe it is for our kids to be playing on these fields.
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The Apple Watch already lets users control whatever's playing on their iPhone as long as it's nearby.
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The event was in Finland, but Putin acted as if he were playing on his home field.
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Jaleah, whose last name was not revealed, had been playing on a float when she fell off.
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I spent my recess time playing on the (very dangerous!) teeter-totters and the merry-go-round.
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The puzzles are also very small, making them ideal bite-sized challenges for playing on the go.
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He knows we all support law enforcement, and he's playing on it but not backing it up.
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I'd say 50 percent of what we're playing on Chill would fit into the tropical house genre.
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This one, which is playing on the merch and motocross trends simultaneously, is sure to follow suit.
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CabinTalk stops the audio from whatever is playing on the speakers and lets you make your announcement.
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The difference between playing on an all female team versus a coed team is noticeable, they say.
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Duff, 29, and Mike Comrie, 36, were photographed playing on the beach with Luca, 5, on Monday.
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And the graphics are so buttery-smooth, you might actually forget you're not playing on a console.
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One can also imagine using Siri on phones to trigger music playing on the speaker, for example.
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But I definitely hope to be as great by having more wins and playing on the tour.
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Born in New York, she grew up swimming, doing gymnastics, and playing on a youth soccer league.
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One person started playing on her phone, a few passengers yawned, and one guy even nodded off.
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She says playing on your phone while you wait does not give off a good first impression.
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And playing on a big screen with friends "to really enjoy the experience together" can't hurt either.
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Its angle is clever, playing on how we consume trailers today: on our computers, phones, and tablets.
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Cado: It turns to 40 when you're playing on classic but don't want anyone to die, right?
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You've already got the Switch, which has a battery to charge if you're playing on the go.
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We thought about shows there where bands weren't playing on the stage and wanted to honor that.
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I didn't, probably because they're very small and barely noticeable when content is playing on the screen.
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Playing on PC, the game's performance left something to be desired on a more than capable machine.
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Two years ago, a 6-year-old boy playing on his family's farm in Oregon cut himself.
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Politicians are playing on the hyped up fears of their local religious voters to get added support.
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My first time playing on the computer, I got a measly three out of six (see above).
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Minnesota, playing on the second half of a back-to-back, is 9-21 on the road.
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You have a chance if you're playing on the road, if you're playing this kind of defense.
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Families with toddlers dancing to the beats or playing on hay bales don't feel out of place.
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I like that I don't need to fiddle with my phone to get music playing on it.
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The film ends with island's native children playing on top of a tank buried in the sand.
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That's more of a risk when running together, versus puppies playing on their own in the backyard.
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That means PS4 folks can now duke it out online with people playing on any other machine.
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He has been outspoken about "China's real diplomatic genius for playing on our divisions and weakening us".
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They took it over, and we can't use it, and instead the settlers are playing on it.
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Eight children were playing on "Malia and Sasha's castle" when the Obamas went out into the yard.
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"I like the fact that he recognizes we are playing on an unlevel field," Mr. Pilot said.
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Women looked after scores of children playing on an asphalt runway, and swatted flies from babies' faces.
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We have this poisoned gift with playing on the Monday which gives us a very difficult situation.
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Playing on a winning team, even as the lowest-paid player, comes with other perks as well.
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The ad tries to motivate GOP turnout by playing on fears of the migrants traveling through Mexico.
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Modern embellishments and quality of life improvements make for games which succeed by playing on our memories.
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The game I'm playing, on Amazon's Mechanical Turk online platform, is one of the lab's ongoing experiments.
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Even the open fire we'd been promised was nothing more than a video playing on a projector.
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Rain in Cincinnati and Detroit ended a plan to have all 30 teams playing on opening day.
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A Saturday semifinal and Sunday final was proposed, but some players worried about playing on consecutive days.
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Still, I couldn't dispel the image of vacationers playing on the burned-out ruins of someone's home.
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Still unclear is what role voting restrictions, including voter ID, are playing on turnout here and elsewhere.
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"But the children were playing on it so I gave it to the Cleveland Museum," she said.
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Two decades later, it is still hard to find a weekend where "Clueless" isn't playing on cable.
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The penalty handed down by the federation was immediately appealed, allowing Cecchinato to continue playing on tour.
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This paradisiacal show, which insists on the joy of playing on and on, journeys toward its end.
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Even though it's kind of what you live for, you dream about, playing on the big stage.
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Can anyone explain the grave looking video that was playing on the TV at the nail salon?
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Images circulated from inside the centers show patients dancing and lying in beds playing on their phones.
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Perhaps it was when she found herself playing on the Grand Ole Opry at just age 18.
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Listen to the actress's recorded subway announcements, now playing on the No. 7 train for one week.
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"I was playing on court with Mischa up until Saturday, and Sascha was born Sunday," Irina said.
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He had "My Fair Lady" playing on TV while he applied exquisite decoration to an intricate headpiece.
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"There's never a time when 'The Golden Girls' is not playing on this globe," Mr. LaRue said.
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"I was able to keep playing on it, and it just got a little worse," he said.
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He also criticized Qatar's own absolute monarch and spoke, for example, of "sheikhs playing on their Playstations".
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Playing on an iPad can feel cramped depending on the size of the iPad and your hands.
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In the living room, the shy young Aretha awed friends with her playing on the grand piano.
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"We always talk about being poised playing on the road," the junior guard Melo Trimble said Monday.
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Horses pulled carts through the narrow lanes, and I could hear tinny music playing on a radio.
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It was fun playing a nice priest instead of the guy I was playing on the show.
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That's because she's healthy, in great form, playing on her favorite surface at her most successful Slam.
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Playing on cornfields, soccer fields, building mounds out of planks and stuff with some Turface on top.
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With that in mind, Clinton likely knows what kind of room he'll be playing on Tuesday night.
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I felt like a lot of teams were interested in me playing on the Summer League team.
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After Knicks losses, I'd rewrite history in my bedroom playing on the tiny Nerf hoop above my door.
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He stayed there for a month, spending each day playing on an old Spinet piano at the house.
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Well, I've actually noticed that playing on this tour that my movements don't feel as big and extreme.
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Tips for playing on artificial turf What other choices are there for sports fields, aside from artificial turf?
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Obama bent down to say hello to the kids playing on the playground, who ran to greet him.
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A black-and-white film is playing on the portable computer on the white table in the middle.
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She was such a beautiful soul, and completely the opposite of what she was playing on the screen.
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Captain America is playing on the TV and 30 minutes pass without a text from the cocktail place.
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Playing on a 1080p monitor, I basically couldn't find a game with settings that would challenge the One.
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I also found it capable enough to run most games that I've been playing on Google Play Pass.
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But for anyone who never checked them out on other platforms, they're absolutely worth playing on the Switch.
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It was 27 degrees outside, and I couldn't find the court I was meant to be playing on!
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It also has horns playing on a 5-note pentatonic scale, the basis of Ethiopian music, said Hadero.
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The Definitive Guide to Business Richard Branson dreamed of playing on Centre Court at Wimbledon as a kid.
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One was suffering with severe breathing difficulties and the other had been electrocuted while playing on railroad carriages.
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McIngvale shared a Twitter photo of group of children playing on several large beds placed side-by-side.
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Guo will also be playing on the upcoming Christopher Nolan film Dunkirk, of which Zimmer composed the score.
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I've been playing on the tour for 63, 12 years now and nothing, nothing's been close to that.
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It's trying to invoke a sense of financial freedom by playing on the French stem "Lib," meaning free.
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Then he gave a dark speech in Phoenix, railing against unauthorized immigrants and playing on his supporters' fears.
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McIngvale shared a Twitter photo of group of children playing on several large beds placed side-by-side.
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Washington's Kirk Cousins, currently playing on the franchise tag, will be quite interested in this new market value.
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Playing on the sweet and salty trend, Dunkin' is adding a Chocolate Pretzel Donut to its doughnut display.
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I remember playing those riffs in the studio, and there was a magic there, playing on that album.
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But he pushed the lead to 2-8003 midway through the period while playing on the fourth line.
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Trump is the one playing on the not-so-level playing field where he wins and you lose.
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When she arrived, sunshine was pouring through the open door and Motown was playing on the sound system.
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The Jets are 5-1-0 this season against a team playing on its second of consecutive nights.
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"It's a unique challenge to have the guy you are playing on set every day," Mr. Oyelowo said.
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Unfortunately, speculative and sensationalistic media reports have needlessly stoked fear among parents of children playing on these fields.
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Playing on the screen was the testimony of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford from Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings last year.
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They are medal contenders, not favorites, perhaps having to fight through two Brazilian teams playing on home sand.
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Equally important, the Trump phenomenon threatens the con the G.O.P. establishment has been playing on its own base.
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But for now the focus is what to order and what's playing on the Lazer Pig stereo system.
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Something is playing on the jukebox that is not definitely Lynyrd Skynyrd but is almost definitely Lynyrd Skynyrd.
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In its two weeks in release, the movie's been a massive hit, playing on about a hundred screens.
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The quartet's playing on the recording is sensitive and finely articulated throughout and the sound bright and vivid.
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For most kids, sports are important because of the lessons they learn from playing on teams and competing.
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Whether it's good for me or not, it's good for me because I love playing on the team.
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"It's a really good feeling to be playing on this stage after all the hard work," Schnyder said.
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Even so, it felt as though we were simply playing on the same map rather than playing together.
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Mills: Oh, so you guys are, like, swimming around, playing on the beach, like, on your day off?
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If you're interested in playing on Android, you can sign up over on the Minecraft Earth beta site.
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Next year, if that is still hanging around, I don't foresee playing on the L.P.G.A. much after that.
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Indignation ran high when another bomb killed a young sister and brother who were playing on the street.
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In my living room, my three sons — ages 4, 2, and 5 months — are playing on the rug.
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She arrives in her car (somewhat surprisingly) singing along to David Bowie's "Starman" playing on her car radio.
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Echoing through the space, playing on a cellphone, was a piano composition by the Cuban composer Ernesto Lecuona.
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"I don't think it cost me the rest of the season by playing on the grass," he said.
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"It's nice not to see people Tindering or playing on Facebook," said Kris Aylett, who lives in Augusta.
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"They're playing on the degeneration of the movement in public opinion," as with the Yellow Vests, he said.
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Children playing on a dock along the Mekong River where passengers can catch a boat to Don Khon.
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The audience inside the room was clearly stunned by the drama playing on the screen in high definition.
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"He continued:"You see these guys playing on TV and then you meet them and it&aposs surreal.
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That's solid production from an undrafted fourth-year player playing on a modest two-year, $6 million deal.
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Line: Redskins by 3 The Redskins are playing on four days' rest and held one practice all week.
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Playing on an unseasonably warm day, in a steady drizzle, the Giants began with a rousing opening drive.
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Her comment was swiftly denounced by fellow Democrats, including Speaker Nancy Pelosi, as playing on anti-Semitic tropes.
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It's a distressing, familiar scene in some ways, one that has been playing on our televisions for years.
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Oddly, the gun is pointed in the direction of the children playing on a bed in the background.
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You can use it if you're playing on console games, but it's primarily for PC and mobile gaming.
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If you're playing on your own it can take twenty minutes, half an hour to find your groove.
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Traditionally you'd expect a Republican White House to be playing on the same team as a Republican Congress.
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He learnt the game playing on public courts, only a short walk away from his local housing estate.
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"Girls playing on a fall boys' team cannot be entered in the Boys Fall Individual Tournament," MIAA rules state.
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The Clippers (22-53), playing on the second half of a back-to-back, lost their sixth straight game.
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Trump has been playing on those fears for years, and the ad is just the latest continuation of that.
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Pittsburgh rookie Tristan Jarry, playing on consecutive nights, stopped 32 shots while the Sabres' Chad Johnson made 24 saves.
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Into The Inferno is now playing on Netflix, with a small theatrical run in New York and Los Angeles.
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Snappy and responsive, the buttons remind you of playing on an arcade cabinet or with a top-notch keyboard.
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Meyers was the youthful experimenter, once, a box of potential playing on that court one day at a time.
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Orlando, which was playing on the second day of a back-to-back, never led after the first quarter.
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I really want to enjoy being a professional tennis player and playing on Grand Slam courts, moments like this.
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Closed-back headphones have that design to try and isolate external noise from the music playing on the inside.
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DuckTales is already well-known for playing on adventure serial tropes, like hunting for lost civilizations and secret treasure.
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If you're playing on a Wii U, you could always back up your save data on a USB device.
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Years later during high school, Troche received her first cell phone and developed an interest for playing on mobile.
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The game makes substantial use of light design—most of which was lost when playing on the old PS24.
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A few other lower-profile conservatives echoed the joke, playing on Swift's lingering reputation as a Hollywood serial dater.
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Thankfully, you can at least pause or skip these moments (a necessary feature if you're playing on the go).
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The only problem was that once that initial thrill of playing on Hoth subsided Battlefront felt a little wanting.
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Playing on my phone and biding my time until close I wasn't sure if there was anything I'd learned.
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And playing on a TV, in theory, makes it easier to play HQ with more friends and family members.
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If playing on both sides of the ball caused a long-term injury, that was MLB's problem, not theirs.
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I really want to enjoy being a professional tennis player and playing on grand slam courts, moments like this.
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"I assumed the video was a prank his friends were playing on him," says the actor, Michael-John Wolfe.
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Our playground is designed to flood when we close the #ThamesBarrier so no playing on the swings today. pic.twitter.
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HE HAS been on-message for months, sharing his tweet-worthy opinions on stage and playing on media interest.
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Some diehard Maoists call the softly spoken economist "Mao Yu-shit" online, playing on a homonym of his name.
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The candidate was pretty chill while talking about Robert Mueller's report and how it's playing on the campaign trail.
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"You're playing on an empty stomach and you crush a beer, yeah, I felt it a little," Jon says.
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"Ultimately they want to remain playing on the U.S. team, so I became kind of the outcast," she said.
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I was playing on New Year's Day with my family, and I think I won four out of 10.
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We take pride in playing at home, but we've got to take more pride in playing on the road.
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One thing we've seen recently are far more sophisticated mobile games that we're used to playing on the Xbox.
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Started playing at the age of four Turned pro in 2006 * Began playing on the ITF circuit in 2006.
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By playing on Turkish nationalism, he propelled his troubled AK party back to victory in the election in November.
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History will remember me playing on une Nintendo, la Genesis, and so on; I've adjusted my article use appropriately.
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I would peel off scabs I got from playing on the swing set, or I'd scratch at mosquito bites.
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When playing on the desktop, you'll use the keyboard's arrow buttons to move your character from left to right.
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Music controls will automatically pop up on your wrist if Apple Music or Spotify are playing on your iPhone.
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On the day I visited, Antoine Baldwin happened to be present, playing on the piano installed within the structure.
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Today, Lira remains torn on whether he prefers playing on a virtual pitch or being on the field himself.
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Rajapaksa has vowed to overhaul national security, playing on the fears of the majority Sinhalese Buddhists following the attacks.
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Having already manufactured every presidential chopper since President Dwight D. Eisenhower's administration, Sikorsky was playing on its home court.
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They were playing on only three days of rest after beating D.C. United, 258-2, in the knockout round.
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Here they are playing on the BBC's Top of the Pops with both of guitarists dressed in gorilla costumes.
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Pospisil does not like playing on clay and, more significantly, has a history of wilting in hot, humid conditions.
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"Happiness is making happy the beloved ones," he wrote alongside a picture of his children playing on a beach.
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"I'd never written a song that was just a song that was playing on the radio before," Sugar explained.
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Posts like Timetodoitt's and Exmuslimmaga's go one further, by playing on /r/The_Donald's tendency towards quasi-Orientalist concern trolling.
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It filled up quickly with giddy Lambs, mouthing every word to the Carey hits playing on a sound system.
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He had spoken earlier, vaguely, about perhaps playing on Manchester City's preseason tour of the United States in July.
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With the current momentum, it seems like maybe some of the venues we're playing on this run will cancel.
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He said the defense was playing on the jurors' emotions by highlighting the role of immigration officials that day.
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Oakland's O.Co Coliseum is falling apart, the Raiders are playing on a one-year lease, and Sin City beckons.
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But he refined his game while playing on a travel team alongside Ben Simmons, now with the Philadelphia 76ers.
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Purdue's win capped a 5-0 day for the Big Ten, which has three more teams playing on Friday.
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Playing on the screen was a skit by Junji Takada, one of the most crude and surreal comedians ever.
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The games Zehm crafted early on were simple; the type you'd find someone casually playing on their cell phone.
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The buried question here, though, is can Booker positively impact a playoff series while playing on a good team?
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They have accomplished this mission and are excited to be playing on the same team to top it off.
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One bill, the Fairness in Women's Sports Act, bans transgender girls from playing on girls' and women's sports teams.
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Playing on four screens, "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" (Fox Searchlight), another Oscar candidate, took in a stout $320,000.
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Plus, I can start playing on my TV and then pick up on a computer or my Android phone.
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The sign of greatness is playing on the biggest stage in the biggest games, and then raising your game.
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Instead, many national teams will be populated by players who might never have pondered playing on such a stage.
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Chess podcasts hover atop the download charts in Norway, and trams are full of people playing on their phones.
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Perrin, from Switzerland, even prefers playing on clay, the least favorite surface of Moore, a Hong Kong-born Londoner.
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Playing on Anne's kindness, insecurity and liberal guilt, he succeeds in getting her to invite him to Sadie Hawkins.
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"My children are already, you know, playing on the tractors," William added, of Princess Charlotte, 4, Prince Louis, 1.
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Nick Weatherspoon added 210 points for the Bulldogs while Carter, playing on his 211nd birthday, chipped in seven assists.
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Many of her pointers involve knowing, respecting and finding common ground with your audience — then playing on their feelings.
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Over 1,000 VR apps work with the Go and everything looks like you're playing on a movie theater screen.
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Gunsmoke is playing on the television; the darkened bar is busy with contractors on their way back from Gainesville.
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I don't try to do too much because I might take away from playing on Sundays — that's my outlet.
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The audience will have a sizable role, playing on a call-and-response tactic often used in hip-hop.
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NOTES: Houston and Charlotte were playing on the second night of back-to-backs after winning on Friday night.
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The Nazis, playing on those same sentiments in the 1920s and '30s, appropriated "Abendland" for their own dark purposes.
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While waiting for his appointment at the hospital, Carlos is playing on his iPhone and wearing a baggy sweatshirt.
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Grab your Stadia Controller, sync it to any Chromecast Ultra & start playing on an additional TV in your house.
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"We didn't want kids playing on ball fields while this was going on," he told CNN in an interview.
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Their closest encounter came in March, when Schaumlefell's grandchildren, ages 6 and 3, were outside playing on the swings.
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Playing on domestic politics with Latin American issues may work for President Trump as he pursues a second term.
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It's that in going after overwhelmingly Latino immigrants from Central America, Trump is playing on his political home turf.
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But music discovery is inherently social, and the desktop little ticker of what friends are playing on doesn't cut it.
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The Blue Jackets were playing on consecutive nights, losing 5-2 to the New York Islanders in Brooklyn on Tuesday.
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"It will deeply affect the quality of cybersecurity if we can get all Americans playing on the field," she said.
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Nobody died or broke my heart or kissed me for the first time while Iceage was playing on the dial.
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The issue with that is you can't select Chinese when playing on a standard Ocarina of Time Nintendo 433 cartridge.
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An episode of The Sopranos is playing on the producer's computer, while he sits on the couch rolling a joint.
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Here in Lyon, they are like blah blah blah and spend a lot of their time playing on their phones.
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At first Villanelle thinks this is some kind of joke Konstantin (Kim Bodnia) is playing on her, but it's genuine.
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The internet's favorite rock song about the rains in Africa is now playing on a constant, endless loop... in Africa.
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On its face, the video is fun and funny, playing on the collective hunger for nostalgia as a unifying force.
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Alien exist as an Freudian exploration into this psycho-sexual nightmare, and playing on those elements inside the human mind.
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In favor: The man spent nine years with the Islanders, including the last five playing on a ridiculously undervalued contract.
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As I started to become more frantic, I suddenly noticed that a new song was playing on my car stereo.
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But while Halo Wars 2's missions are structured well, playing on console, I found them shot through with frustration.
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If he was out there where he was playing on one foot, then that wouldn't be the way to go.
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And that's before you consider the inescapable specter of Trump, who Baldwin started playing on SNL in October of 2016.
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She runs her hand through the wheat, just like in her dream, and finds her daughter playing on the porch.
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"I always said it was the surface I enjoyed playing on the most because it is very challenging," he added.
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Models were introduced and accompanied throughout the show by Nyman, playing on a stage at the start of the runway.
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Paris Is Burning was on BET, playing on a small TV set in my cousin's room in McComb around 1996.
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But at home, too, they can intrude into lives, playing on people's fears or vanities, issuing threats or offering money.
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Your suspicion that "Uptown Funk" has been playing on a continuous loop for the last two years has been confirmed.
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It even comes with presets to help you get your movies and clips perfectly encoded for playing on mobile devices.
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Essentially, Sonos' software system is able to be aware of what is playing on your speakers, no matter the source.
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Republican candidates, in sharp contrast to Democrats, have been playing on fear and identity politics in many of their ads.
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I'd be Rob Roy galloping up the glens, throwing myself off my pony—sad life, really, playing on my own!
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"Taylor Swift and Tom Hiddleston didn't keep their relationship very Loki lol," a fan wrote, playing on Hiddleston's Avengers role.
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But if you&aposve been playing on your phone and want an upgrade, the Switch is a superior mobile option.
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Even if your squad of choice isn't playing on Thanksgiving, you can still represent in the most hideous fashion imaginable.
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Even if your squad of choice isn't playing on Thanksgiving, you can still represent in the most hideous fashion imaginable.
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But they still have something to teach today's dynamic pricers about the importance of establishing trust and playing on desire.
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Jon finds himself locked in a gallery exhibit with a flickering light and a mysterious film playing on a projector.
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One thing that seems to not be playing well is the fear-driven policies that Mr. Trump is playing on.
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The version of AlphaStar that will be playing on the ladder is fixed, meaning it won't learn from these matches.
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Rivlin's remarks may have been aimed at playing on Russia's concerns of ensuring that Syria maintains control over its territory.
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But the video's creator GameXplain, who discovered the re-creation of Nintendo's latest release, is playing on a PlayStation 3.
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"The yield curve is very much playing on people's minds," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at Oanda in London.
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It was all self-financed, which was unheard of, and of course playing on Christmas Day was completely unheard of.
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Despite playing on consecutive nights, Lillard made 14 of 21 shots from the floor, including 9 of 12 3-pointers.
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You set out food and then you come back and there are cats playing on the toys you left out.
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They believe the 24/7 news reports playing on televisions in the workout room could have contributed to the fights.
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Schwab said Trump and other politicians were guilty of playing on people's fears but he would welcome him at WEF.
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While some sur-FURS thrive in the water, other are perfectly content playing on the sand, and that's great too.
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" McPeak said, "And I saw her since she came out of college [in 2000] playing on the indoor national team.
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During his recent speech to the N.R.A., Everytown began a hashtag campaign called #MakeAmericaSafeAgain, playing on the candidate's campaign slogan.
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Blues forward prospect Klim Kostin made his NHL debut, playing on the third line with Tyler Bozak and Robert Thomas.
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Few classic games are more beloved than "Oregon Trail," which Generation X-ers may recall playing on early school computers.
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Facebook does have its own code of practice, though the issue is seemingly playing on the social media behemoth's conscience.
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As a result, more kids are playing on both school and club teams, as well as attending college soccer camps.
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" She added, "He's playing on a time-proven, albeit tired, tactic of the mass media: peddling fear to sell copies.
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So: If neither of these options seems feasible, can Democrats win by playing on the turf of culture and identity?
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Every Christmas when I was a kid, we'd figure out when it was playing on TV and watch it together.
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But other than that, you'll be able to play the exact same games that you've been playing on the Switch.
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One Tweet says "Waiting for the second half", accompanied by a picture of poor children playing on a dirt street.
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City, by contrast, seemed already to be playing on instinct, so well have the players absorbed their new coach's message.
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And if you missed it earlier this week, here's our conversation on how fear is playing on the campaign trail.
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"There's not a 13th floor in a building, so we said, 'We're playing on it,' " Erickson once told an interviewer.
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Not only were they playing on pace, the sole group playing behind them had also not been impeded, she said.
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"Just overextended my groin, I guess," said James, who did not rule out playing on Thursday against the Sacramento Kings.
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Kaleb Freitas, who performed as D.J. Kaleb, was playing on the O Santuário Stage at the festival when it toppled.
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"Being the first playing on it, winning in five sets, everybody will have forgotten that in a while," Mahut said.
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Playing on that fungibility, actors within the company "audition" for the role of Hamlet — a process both hilarious and harrowing.
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This way, you keep your detractors playing on your court and by your rules and you never play on theirs.
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It can't connect to a television for playing on a bigger screen, and the controls on the sides don't detach.
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I mean, there's no one in this park, but I certainly saw, like, kids playing on my way over here.
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A lot of Colombia's attack thus far has gone through Juan Cuadrado, the Juventus midfielder playing on the right wing.
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BYTES: Google displayed ads this week playing on coronavirus fears despite policies banning such ads, Megan Graham at CNBC found.
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Mr. Salazar had signed up to referee, and Ms. Cetner had been playing on the Casual Sets team for years.
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This is the brain of a preschooler who likely spends an average of two hours a day playing on screens.
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"When I'm playing on the court with her, I think I'm playing the best competitor in the game," Venus said.
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You can stop playing on the TV, and pick it right back up where you left off on your phone.
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Stadia reviews described the service as generally stable, but overall less consistent than playing on a traditional video game console.
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"We are playing on the edge," Chief Executive Nelson Pizarro said at a press conference following the release of results.
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Kentrell Barkley added 14 points for East Carolina, which will be playing on the road for the first time Friday.
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Now it's wonderful for them to be able to look at (playing on following a maternity break) as a possibility.
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But Mr. Tyner's legacy must also include his sensitive playing on ballads, and his strengths as a composer and bandleader.
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Twenty games will go on at once on Roulston Lake, with the scaled-down teams playing on scaled-down rinks.
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Their rivalry has ended with Williams holding a 20-2 head-to-head record and playing on at age 38.
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A calendar featuring women in bikinis hangs on the wall, and Led Zeppelin is still playing on the sound system.
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She is a woman who is constantly experimenting with how to dress when she is playing on a concert stage.
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At his barbershop, he would rap along to the Iranian artists playing on his sound system as he cut hair.
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Upset one day, he stopped crying when he heard China's national anthem playing on TV during a flag-raising ceremony.
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If one of the teams in your local market is playing on NBA TV, the game will be blacked out.
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It doesn't connect to a television for playing on a bigger screen, and the controllers on the sides don't detach.
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It was less than 10 seconds and the penguins were back to normal and exploring and playing on the ice.
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I spent countless hours as a kid figuring out how harmony worked by playing on a pump organ we had.
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When I visited, "A Scrapbook of British Jazz" was playing on a turntable; a vanilla candle burned on the desk.
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I like the fact that the movies are playing on that ambiguity instead of taking one side or the other.
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Two teams with little on the line find themselves playing on a short week at Lucas Oil Stadium on Thursday.
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I want to walk into your house and find you naked on your couch with Metallica playing on your stereo.
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But by engaging too much with the question of whether Muslims are "cooperating enough," we risk playing on Trump's terms.
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It's a pop-infused atmosphere as colorful as the Indian music videos playing on the TV screen in the dining room.
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Miguel Ángel López Rocha had slipped into the river while playing on its bank and ingested a fatal dose of arsenic.
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"A ton of us have played here," Amaru said, recalling playing on such impromptu pitches for half of his 60 years.
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Allowed to let her ambitions flourish, Jules has been able to dream bigger and imagine herself playing on a world stage.
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For every Zardulu playing on the edges of myth and art there is a man writing that Hillary Clinton has cancer.
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Tea and biscuits were available throughout the day and "The Club Is Alive" by JLS was playing on a stereo somewhere.
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One example scenario imagines that various ambient audio would be eliminated and the content playing on the broadcast would be identified.
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I don't actively play every day anymore—I've stopped playing on the bus, because what if I broke the record there?
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This means the closer to the server you're playing on, the better, and the fewer hops through internet traffic, the better.
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The movie has had some fun playing on the fact that the three young boys are in a very adult movie.
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"Kids are playing on the school bus, in class, and often after school in place of other extracurricular activities," Pletter says.
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They mark the gap between someone playing on their own and someone playing with a thought to all others who play.
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All images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoYou haven't really experienced PC gaming if you've been playing on a laptop instead of a desktop.
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The dark nooks and 70s porn playing on the TVs above the narrow bar and make it the quintessential gay dive.
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Kasumigaseki Country Club has come under fire for its policy of barring women from playing on Sundays and obtaining full membership.
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You were probably hanging on monkey bars and playing on seesaws with little herpes-infected children as far back as preschool.
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Music will stop playing on their device or through the speakers, even though it looks as if it is still playing.
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It was widely condemned for playing on racial fears by featuring a black man's mug shot and linking blackness with depravity.
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A camera pan toward the end reveals that the video is playing on a small monitor in some kind of workspace.
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Clinton has campaigned to be president of all Americans, while Trump has exploited our divisions, playing on our fears and resentment.
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It was either a prank the two stars were playing on us, or one of the most brutal fan encounters ever.
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"My 21 month-old daughter gave me the idea while playing on her kitchen playset at our apartment," Padilla told Mashable.
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This is why I think children can sit for hours playing on a screen, but have trouble paying attention in class.
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Ansah, who has played just 19 snaps this season, is playing on the franchise tag and earning $17.143 million this season.
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The sultry new song features rapper G-Eazy and is sure to be playing on repeat in fans' homes this weekend.
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"I Picture You Before Me" came about after Jackson started playing on the piano—and patiently waited for Angelika to sing.
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We need to assure that U.S. manufacturing businesses are playing on a level playing field with the rest of the world.
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Which he argued means that fintechs playing on the institutional side "actually have a far greater stance in terms of collaboration".
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The film is premiering at The Sydney Film Festival in June 2018 and playing on ABC TV later in the year.
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After Saturday's tribute concert, for example, I counted a half dozen top-notch live bands playing on makeshift side street stages.
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One non-mobile player matched up with someone who appears to be playing on mobile for one of their first times.
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That's the only time I got to see Led Zeppelin and then there's me, scroll forward, playing on the same stage.
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It was so much cooler than whatever those nerds were playing on their TurboExpress and Pokémon wasn't even a thing yet.
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A GIF of GIFs playing on the GifGrabber website, captured with the Giphy Capture app that used to be called GifGrabber.
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No detail seemed too small to share: the color of the sky that day, what song was playing on the radio.
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Kourtney posted a photo onto her Instagram yesterday of bébés Mason and Penelope playing on a huge, tan-colored velvet couch.
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This is known as the moon illusion and the moon hasn't grown; it's a trick your eyes are playing on you.
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But while PlayStation 4 and Xbox One gamers can connect their consoles to Twitch directly, those playing on Nintendo Switch cannot.
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Hillbilly music was playing on a radio, and I could see somebody—a woman—walk past a window without looking out.
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Often playing on the opposite side from Josh Norman and tormenting cornerback Bashaud Breeland, Brown made eight catches for 126 yards.
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Cousins is set for a big day and should outplay his price as the 21st most expensive quarterback playing on Sunday.
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Then the group mined that material for the basis of the 17 tracks (25 musicians ended up playing on the album).
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"Her name was Sue," he said, bobbing his head to a Shawn Mendes song that was playing on the sound system.
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Nine years of playing on the Marine Park bocce courts, of walks on the beach, of Italian dinners, of goodnight calls.
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Playing on a big screen allowed me to really see not only the movement of my enemies, but also my own.
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Playing on the perimeter came naturally for Johnson, though, and he was so good that no coach ever dared move him.
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So go ahead and drink away your sorrows while listening to the screaming children playing on the trippy playground out front.
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Specifically, if music is playing on another Google Cast device, you can Cast that music to the iGV1 using your phone.
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"When you're playing on a phone on the small screen, I don't know that 4K really makes a difference," Choudhry said.
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Normally I just have them with the volume down and playing on random, kind of like a playlist or a mixtape.
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It's looking to continue with its current strategy: Investing early in start-ups and playing on its understanding of global markets.
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For a musician to be thought of, his or her song has to be playing on the radio — a fleeting moment.
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As I crossed the campus, I saw that the only classrooms with lights on had the game playing on large screens.
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Dyer, who flew in from England a few days earlier, and his opponent, Wisconsin's Joe Schupp, playing on relative home turf.
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Sharing a screenshot of Swift's "Cruel Summer" playing on her phone, Lovato wrote, "A jam" along with a praising hands emoji.
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"I grew up playing on clay, so I didn't know anything else and that was more natural for me," he said.
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When I clicked, I heard a short recording of a room with a football game playing on television in the background.
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" But David Goffin said he struggled not only against Juan Martín del Potro but also with playing "on a bad court.
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And that itself was playing on the back of like the sharing economy that was coming up with Airbnb and others.
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Playing on: The Belarusian Premier League is the only professional one in Europe that hasn't postponed games because of the virus.
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The nuclear disaster in Ms. Kirkwood's drama, now playing on Broadway, only affects a small swathe of England's countryside and coastline.
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"There she put a lot of pressure on playing Serena, on playing on Arthur Ashe for the first time," Drouet said.
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He's playing on the Senate's sense of self-importance, suggesting it as the only venue sufficiently wise to try the case.
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McCown, a 15-year veteran who is playing on his eighth N.F.L. team, is not the Jets' quarterback of the future.
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When I got into the airport lounge, a news recap of a soccer game was playing on a massive TV overhead.
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Films from the 1930s show a young Mr. Speer playing on the veranda of Hitler's villa while the dictator looks on.
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The show, which started playing on Netflix last month as a Christmas special, has caused an uproar among Brazil's conservative Christians.
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Yugoslavia's Tito — who knew far more about the schisms within the Hanoi government than Johnson did — advised playing on those divisions.
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This has been a game that we have been playing on the Hill with the other reporters for a while now.
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A video of pilgrims at the Kaaba in Mecca was playing on a large high-definition television on the studio wall.
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So they should have been cannon fodder for the Edmonton Oilers, playing on home ice and with three days of rest.
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He has improved in the last 12 months playing on the hardcourt without a doubt, and the results are showing that.
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While playing on Team USA during the 2012 Olympics, he challenged Kyrie Irving to a $50,000 game of one-on-one.
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Playing on the challenges he experienced managing Havas, Jones told investors that holding companies couldn&apost handle such a dramatic shift.
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And then the hospice music people came and played the guitar, and he went off with them playing 'On Eagle's Wings.
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Trump is playing on people's fears, to get them angry, which in turn makes us , on the other side, feel fearful.
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Oklahoma City was also playing on the second night of a back-to-back set after winning at Portland on Sunday.
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Evans was playing on back-to-back days and it may have played a role in the lopsidedness of the match.
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Evans was playing on back-to-back days and it may have played a role in the lopsidedness of the match.
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She began playing on a makeshift court in her grandmother's backyard in Eight Mile Rock, a small settlement in the Bahamas.
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He started doing it that way, he said, while playing on the uneven grass at warm-up tournaments ahead of Wimbledon.
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"Kids are coming to shows and playing on old drum kits with a lawn chair instead of a drum stool," she continued.
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It's a Small World kindly takes us through a tutorial / behind-the-scenes look at how they practice playing on the calculators.
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In this one, Sanders goes after Wall Street, playing on the fact that Arizonans were especially hard hit in the housing crisis.
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Just now I had nothing playing on them while lying in bed and out of curiosity I turned off the noise cancellation.
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My stomach turned when she walks into her lovely house in her high heels to that gratuitous infant playing on the floor.
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"When you saw (Fall) in the game, it looked like he was playing on a Nerf hoop," Cincinnati forward Kyle Washington said.
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"Playing on and off the ball in college and just sharing time at both positions, I thought that was huge," he says.
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"No one at this point can convince me that playing on ground-up tires is a healthy option for kids," she said.
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It was a tent that had pictures of the Kardashians and Keeping Up with the Kardashians playing on a loop — and gumballs.
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All you can do is head to the dance floor in the burning disco where Chic is playing on an endless loop.
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With Chromecast, you can mirror whatever's playing on your phone or tablet to the TV. WiFi not working on your smart TV?
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Except it wasn't playing on TV in between possessions—it was performed on a Broadway stage in front of a live audience.
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If your favorite team is playing on ESPN, the app will show the game first on your up next list, Cue said.
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We'd smile at each other as we'd watch wounded warriors children playing on the floor, doing their homework by their parents' bedside.
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A few fun seconds of playing on a control panel for a child; a minute of pure terror for the employee responsible.
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A second round nearly hit a toddler playing on the sidewalk, according to a relative, somehow depositing a bullet in her shoe.
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And playing on preexisting conditions is smart; the Trump administration is arguing in federal court that Obamacare's protections should be ruled unconstitutional.
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"Boy you getting way too high you need to Cudi," Drake said, playing on the words of the popular song, "Cut It."
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These have been very good months since I started playing on clay because I've been able to win tournaments after losing finals.
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As Tara Isabella Burton wrote for Vox, that theme would necessarily involve playing on ideas of the body and ideas of sex.
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In a detailed report, police obtained records from Hulu which show an episode of The Voice was playing on Rafaela Vasquez's account.
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Listen to a song on repeat—having a melody stuck in your head is better than a negative thought playing on loop.
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"We were really going after it in the third and when you're playing on your toes, you find more energy," Crosby said.
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Piers Headley – Music For Toilets This album was playing on infinite repeat in the washroom at the Markthalle on Pücklerstr for years.
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But at least if there's a song playing on a stereo in the background, users won't get their videos blocked like before.
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There is brutal grindcore blasting in the background and some vintage horror movies selected by the band playing on the restaurant's television.
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From what we can tell, the 'do is either the real deal or an extraordinarily convincing trick Benson is playing on us.
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If you missed the Freedom Speedo moment yourself, catch the full clip below, which you're bound to be be playing on repeat.
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They'll be run with double-elimination brackets, with teams of five playing on the Gears of War 4's new Escalation mode.
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Plus, thanks to JAY-Z's launch partnership, the album is playing on 160 iHeartMedia radio stations until July 1 at 12 a.m.
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Jeff Duncan of South Carolina as they were leaving practice to ask whether those playing on the field were Republicans or Democrats.
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In honor of the boy's big day, Kardashian shared a sweet Instagram photo of he and King playing on a slide together.
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I tried to accomplish this by having one loud abrasive note playing on repeat through the whole song from beginning to end!
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Merkel is a skilled negotiator, renowned at European Union summits for building pressure on her negotiating partners and playing on their fatigue.
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They posed as police officers at some point, playing on a common fear for gay Egyptians, before stealing items from his flat.
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Smyly walked Chris Young and Ryan Hanigan, and Jackie Bradley Jr., playing on his 26th birthday, loaded the bases with a single.
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The default being masculine, I grew up playing on un Nintendo, le Genesis, un Super Nintendo… But along the way, something happened.
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That quality abounded in her playing on this night in a program that included the last three of Bach's six English Suites.
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A first-round pick of the Detroit Lions in 21.5, Ansah missed nine games last season while playing on the franchise tag.
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The room was warm, college basketball was playing on TV, and I took a seat among the large crowd at the bar.
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Andre Iguodala, playing on his 35th birthday, contributed six points, six rebounds, eight assists and three blocked shots to the Warriors' cause.
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This is Morales' first trip back to Kauffman Stadium after playing on the 2014-15 teams that advanced to the World Series.
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But first, there was a quick check-in with "The PBS NewsHour," which was playing on the television in the living room.
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Thile once compared playing on "Prairie Home" to shooting free throws, because the audience was so hungry for music following Keillor's skits.
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He had been in the gym that day, playing on the third court, but he'd left well before his friend's heart stopped.
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Peele: I think we, Keegan and I, would be better than Lee and Morris, who are the characters we're playing on Sunday.
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This was an upround compared to previous raises, but it's also playing on a more modest field than some of its competitors.
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Playing on a good unit or team can increase long-term earning power by making the player's stats and tape look better.
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This Twilight Zone episode of "The Donald" playing on an endless loop for 16 months, has invaded American living rooms long enough.
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Renato Andrade da Silva, a cabdriver, had the Olympics playing on a tiny screen in his cab as he hurtled through traffic.
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Halep showed no signs of fatigue in beating wild-card entry Taylor Townsend, 6-3, 6-1, despite playing on consecutive days.
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Voilà: the Kardashian tent, a getaway stocked with gumballs and photos of the reality stars, with their shows playing on a loop.
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When I asked those speakers to play music, the gadgets simply resumed what I was last playing on Spotify, which was satisfying.
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"Some of the traditions — white clothing, playing on grass — they are our greatest strengths and the things that we do," Willis said.
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She had feared the young victims would be children she saw every day playing on the street or wheeling by in strollers.
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Nadal, 32, conceded that part of the problem was playing more than 1,100 matches in his career, not just playing on hardcourts.
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Here's a spot entitled "Grand Slam," paid for by the Judicial Crisis Network and now playing on a television screen near you.
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Wilson, playing on the first line with Alex Ovechkin and Evgeny Kuznetsov, scored in the first period of a 5-2 victory.
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I've saved my biggest qualm for last: this laptop loses most of its gaming capabilities when you're playing on the battery's power.
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Just now I had nothing playing on them while lying in bed and out of curiosity, I turned off the noise cancellation.
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The popularity of "Fortnite" has caused schools and teachers to complain students are sneaking it in class and playing on their phones.
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It's at once playing on words and imagery, but expressing something deeper in such a succinct way, in such an exceptional way.
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Party members have also been accused of playing on communal tension, in particular between majority Hindus and minority Muslims, in Uttar Pradesh.
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But there's never been a conflict zone I've worked in where I didn't find people living and children playing on the street.
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He grew up the middle of three sons and loved cricket as a boy, playing on the rooftop of his family home.
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Where to watch: TubiSpeaking of nostalgia, remember the days when Katy Perry's "California Girls" and "Firework" were constantly playing on the radio?
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When I get off the train 30 minutes later, I realize it's been playing on a continuous loop for the entire ride.
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First, it's not so much a pee tape as low-resolution footage of footage of a pee tape playing on another monitor.
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On the BBC telecast, the former champion Boris Becker wondered aloud if it was just the emotions of playing on Centre Court.
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Once it was built, we would hang out in them, both of us playing on our Gameboy advances or DS's for hours.
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Gene Alec Littler was born on July 21, 19813, in San Diego and grew to love golf while playing on area courses.
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Often the children had no experience playing on a competitive sports team, and were not expected to play once they got in.
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This is one of those songs you'll find yourself playing on repeat an infinite number of times, because it just gets to you.
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"We weren't playing on a level playing field," Occidental Chief Executive Officer Vicki Hollub said on a call with analysts on Monday morning.
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After playing on a large stage for most of the tour you seemed in your element in the smaller and more intimate room.
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Though it might take a bit of coordination so you can thrust and yet still see whatever video is playing on the iPad.
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But it's also true that many people are stuck playing on machines they would have upgraded long ago, if they had the money.
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When I saw Korla Pandit playing on television, I was so happy, I rejoiced like a little child that the contact had come.
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And the Fred Rogers documentary "Won&apost You Be My Neighbor?" now playing on 654 screens, continues to do well in its expansion.
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Ali, 20163, was a Division I basketball player back in the day, playing on a college scholarship for Saint Mary's College in California.
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Some have wondered whether the video was playing on the portable DVD player's screen or on the car's in-dash 17-inch touchscreen.
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I used to win NBA championships and chances are small that I will ever be playing on NBA level or maybe I will.
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Although capable of playing on the wing, Al Shehri is most effective when given license to roam behind lone striker Mohammed Al Sahlawi.
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That song, which was playing on the radio non-stop at that time, was too saccharine an ode to America, in Guthrie's opinion.
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Morell believes that Vladimir Putin, Russia's president who was a KGB agent for 16 years, has manipulated Trump by playing on his vanity.
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But this year, at least according to the advanced stats, the two best teams in the country will be playing on Monday night.
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Divinity: Original Sin II requires regular Function keys if you're playing on a normal PC keyboard, so something had to be done here.
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In the trailer, we see the cherubic titular character playing on the beach when a sentient ocean wave joins in on the fun.
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Her new single, "Never Be The Same," isn't identifiably "Latinx" pop, but rather another EDM ballad playing on the versatility of her vocals.
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From the looks of it, Kim recorded and edited the call, and then filmed it playing on another screen (her Mac) through Snapchat.
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Right now, there's a new Will Ferrell comedy playing on more than 2,000 screens, and yet it's barely attracted any attention or commentary.
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The gospel-tinged melodies of Bill Withers' 1972 hit "Lean on Me" has been playing on repeat all too often as of late.
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When you're playing on single player, you're reliant on some pretty ropey AI partner to save the day when the going gets tough.
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"You can't lose when both of your kids are playing on opposing teams in the NCAA championship," Nate Britt Sr., 51, tells PEOPLE.
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Look closely at LG's 55-inch transparent display and you'll realize that you're seeing both what's playing on it and what's behind it.
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Playing on normal, I can save as many times as I'd like, and the cutscenes and visuals are prettied up to RE7 standards.
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So much of politics and advertising consists of dumbing down the message, playing on fear of the right and anger of the left.
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The party desperately needs leadership that speaks to the hearts and minds of many Americans, playing on their dreams rather than their fears.
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The Raiders are expected to move into the stadium for the 2020 season, playing on a natural grass field under a translucent roof.
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If you're one of the many parents who has the soundtrack of Frozen playing on repeat in your head, you certainly know Elsa.
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He says there were more than 20 people in the room "hanging out" and listening to music Brown was playing on his iPhone.
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No waiting for 50GB to download, no patches to install, and you aren't limited to only playing on a TV or computer monitor.
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The State Department spends far too much of its time these days playing on defense, rather than advancing our story around the world.
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When we play the outrage game, we are playing on Trump's turf—and he has already proven to be master of this game.
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Local favorite Charley Hull, playing on her home course, and Bronte Law are tied for seventh with Spain's Carlota Ciganda, five shots behind.
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Kayla Ramos was playing on her iPhone 6 in her sister's bedroom in Bakersfield, California, when she noticed sparks coming off the device.
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On the one hand, as a practical matter, they're imposing on people and playing on the hope that people won't know their rights.
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In 2010, the boy had been playing on Mexican soil when Jesus Mesa, an American border-patrol agent, shot him in the face.
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With Jamie's progress and the careful con game they're playing on such fragile ground, the news of Randall's survival can only spell tragedy.
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Players have consistently said they prefer playing on natural grass and have complained that fields made of synthetic material can be too hard.
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"I love playing on grass," said Shapovalov, who was 12-0 on grass this summer, also winning a tournament in Roehampton before Wimbledon.
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The song playing on the "Stranger Things 3" finale is the same one from the first season when Will's fake body is discovered.
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Again, this isn't to suggest that Williamson already has an exit on his mind or would even risk playing on the qualifying offer.
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The oldest of three kids, Haney was athletic and extremely competitive, riding horses before school, playing on the boys' soccer team, running track.
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But, in such matters, Assange seemed to be playing on a Daliesque chess board that allowed for just one piece, just one move.
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"Kyle was also a huge movie buff and especially liked watching musicals, but his favorite pastime was playing on his PlayStation," it said.
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Gold is considered a safe investment during times of political or economic uncertainty, with global growth concerns also playing on investors' minds recently.
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Or try all three at the same time, though that might be going overboard if your video is playing on an infinite loop.
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What if I go to a public place and it's just playing on a screen and there's nothing I can do about it?
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I think I need couple more weeks to get used to playing on clay, as more damage to my wrist, play more spin.
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There's a radically reimagined-for-the-new-Millennium production now playing on Broadway, complete with giant digital screens augmenting the on-stage action.
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But some things will never change — for one, the holidays just aren't the holidays without A Motown Christmas playing on our ancient stereo.
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When music is playing on the radio, if a certain violin concerto comes on, he may get up and switch the station off.
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TRIPPI: Any short-term gain playing on people's fears today is likely to come back as a huge negative for the G.O.P. later.
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Sitting apart on a park bench, they listened to Celine Dion and Britney Spears, dancing and singing to music playing on an iPhone.
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Sitting apart on a park bench, they listened to Celine Dion and Britney Spears, dancing and singing to music playing on an iPhone.
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Playing on a set of numerical coincidences, they cast the team members' ordeal and salvation as a parable about the country's political transition.
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He joined Boston's front office in 2003 as executive director of basketball operations after playing on two Celtics championship teams in the 1980s.
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Wilmer Flores, playing on his 218th birthday, and Austin Jackson each had three hits for the Mets, and Kevin Plawecki added a homer.
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"I mean, I don't think that I'm such a great clay-court player; I think I just enjoy playing on it," she said.
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It featured the four specialists of the music organization So Percussion playing on partly full wine bottles, trash cans and piles of twigs.
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It was a touching tribute, with video footage of the slain L.A. rapper playing on a giant monitor behind JC the whole time.
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But when she posted a photo of the two playing on her Facebook, a friend told her to call a pet rescue center.
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I spend a good chunk of my drive to Tallahassee with the 21980 Mountain Goats album named after the city playing on repeat.
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Researcher Saleem Rashid on Wednesday tweeted images of the video "Never Gonna Give You Up," by 1980s heartthrob Rick Astley, playing on Github.
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And that she was going to first of all get treatment and prepare for playing on grass when she will have totally recovered.
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"I love playing on big courts, and playing in front of people, and at tournaments like these," said Bellis, who is ranked 48th.
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Luther, who often sided with Germany's princes and conservative forces, could be nasty, deliberately playing on the hatreds and prejudices of his readers.
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For the men's team, they recruited several North Americans playing on one of the three South Korea-based teams in the Asia League.
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The Dutch players, she said, were fatigued coming off an overtime match in the semifinals and playing on one less day of rest.
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Once you tap the device you want, music will stop playing on your first device, and Spotify will appear on your TV screen.
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Trump scored a surprise victory in 2016 by playing on his social media fandom, and he has hundreds of millions in the bank.
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These moments are perfect for playing on the go, while the story sequences — particularly the gorgeous cut scenes — benefit from a bigger screen.
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The world number 47 is known to relish a good old-fashioned dogfight, especially when playing on one of Melbourne Park's outside courts.
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It marked the 53rd anniversary of the Beatles playing on "The Ed Sullivan Show" in the theater that Stephen Colbert now calls home.
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Earlier, All England Club Chief Executive Richard Lewis said playing on Sunday was "not a scenario we are wishing to repeat in 2016".
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The horns' high pitch can also be seen as a psychological ploy, playing on the ears of the anxious troopers of the garrison.
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A video playing on a projector screen highlighted the patented "Grab'Em By The Pussy" (GEBTP) security arms that hold the device in place.
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Some games picked up the cloud save from iPhone, letting me seamlessly pivot to playing on the Apple TV without skipping a beat.
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