Was time playing with him, or was he playing with time?
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You're not playing with fire, and you're not playing with matches; you're playing with M-80s in the backyard, and you've already lost your thumb.
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In effect, Clinton is playing with dollars while Trump is playing with pennies.
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They also prefer playing with humans to playing with toys, the study found.
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They know what they're playing with, and I think they're playing with fire.
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I don't think about who I'm playing with, I don't think I'm playing with women.
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So playing with the clay, playing with making slime, we always allow her to do that.
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She might have given up playing with the Liars, but she can't stop playing with dolls.
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He was playing with his head, he was not playing with his heart - when you are more effective.
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Meredith finds her playing with medical tools, and then later on playing with the lightboxes in the radiology lab.
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"My brother would be playing with cars and I'd be playing with My Little Pony and dresses," she said.
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Some of them are taller, some are smaller, some don't like playing with toys, some love playing with toys.
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"It just feels like you&aposre not only playing with my intelligence — you&aposre actually playing with my life," she said.
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"You want guys playing with energy, you want guys playing with confidence and making plays and trying to do things," Carrick said.
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Drew Brees started his NFL career playing with the San Diego Chargers in 2001, and has been playing with the New Orleans Saints since 2006.
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The song that plays during the volleyball match is called "Playing with the Boys," and it features gems like: Bodies working overtime, it's man against manAnd all that ever mattersIs baby who's ahead in the gameFunny but it's always the same Playing, playing with the boysStaying, playing with the boysAfter chasing sunsetsOne of life's simple joysIs playing with the boys It DO be like that though.
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When Jamal Murray comes out playing with pace, playing with aggression, looking for his offense, that's the Jamal Murray we fell in love with last year.
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I manage to find stillness just being in nature or playing with my dog or going down and playing with my little mini horses or chickens.
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He said organizations win championships, I said I didn't see organizations playing with the flu in Utah, I didn't see him playing with the bad ankle.
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I was playing with Sam and Vic, and then I was running late one day to practice and I got home and they were playing with Mike.
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"All I ever had in my mind was playing with the Montreal Canadiens and thinking about playing with my brother Maurice," he told the Hockey Hall of Fame.
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For example, playing with a team full of Avengers will give you extra energy, and playing with a team of heroes with super strength will boost their strength even further.
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Many birds began playing with their more serious compatriots, while others began playing with objects, or started performing aerobatics in the air, according to a study published today in Current Biology.
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Even when you're playing solo, a computer-controlled sister will follow you around the map doing your bidding, but playing with a computer is much harder than playing with a friend.
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They have earned the right to do what they please, they say, and what pleases them is playing golf, playing cards, playing with the grandchildren and playing with the remote control.
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" And I said, "I guess he's playing with us?
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In their research, the scientists discovered that playing with someone's nipples activates the same area of the brain, the genital sensory cortex, as playing with their penis, vulva/vagina, or other genitals.
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By the early 1950s, Berry had moved from playing with local St. Louis bands to playing with Johnnie Johnson, a jazz and blues pianist who would eventually be his long-time collaborator.
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We can go all the way back to when I was 15 playing with Wayne Shorter, we can go all the way up to me playing with Prince a few years back.
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Sometimes playing with trucks is just something you don't outgrow.
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It was pretty easy to get back playing with her.
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The drummer tells us stories about playing with Stevie Wonder.
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Don't waste a second of playing with this charging grip.
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And it makes playing with your dog even more fun.
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The gun Lorenzo was playing with wasn't loaded, he said.
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I mean I am playing with glue and borax hahah.
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"They were always out playing with the kids," he said.
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Young mother playing with her baby girl playing in bed.
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Zusak has a gift for playing with expectations and tropes.
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He shows these people that they're playing with real stakes.
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"We are playing with fire," says Alex Segovia, an economist.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg and husband Chasten playing with their dogs.
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And Mr Abe, they said, was playing with sacred tradition.
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George, meanwhile, stayed entertained by playing with a rainbow slinky.
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Lauren Purnell has a real talent for playing with food.
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She makes them contemporary by playing with scale and utilitarianism.
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Developers are already playing with Snips to test its capabilities.
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Kids run around seemingly everywhere, laughing and playing with toys.
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R. and I spend some time playing with our nephew.
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Yet, as Britain's referendum shows, he is playing with fire.
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It's the same to them as playing with baby dolls.
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Mr Modi has made a career of playing with fire.
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Anyway, playing with dolls is all about fantasies and imagination.
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That's it, I'm not playing with you — un-bird me!
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Make sure your employees aren't playing with an online mistress.
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Is it playing with your kids each night before bed?
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That's a lot of work for just playing with Lego.
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Because you can't communicate it's basically like playing with bots.
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Sure. But playing with people's hair is what he does.
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But we're playing with good confidence and intensity right now.
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In this case, though, Great News is playing with fire.
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He knows how to deal with what he's playing with.
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Earlier on Friday, Trump tweeted: "Iran is playing with fire".
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What's the point of playing with just one ball, anyway?
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This could be reading, writing, or playing with your dog.
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Republicans have long been playing with fire with this rhetoric.
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Three small boys called Sean are playing with your iPhone.
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Kathy last saw Joseph on Saturday morning, playing with Jacob.
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The man had been playing with his son at a...
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"That doesn't stop them from playing with it," he said.
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Playing with a guy like that makes the game easier.
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I remembered him playing with it when we were small.
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Or maybe a handicapped person who likes playing with devotees?
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The overturn left D.C. United playing with just 10 men.
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"I been playing with him for six years," Allen said.
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"We're playing with live rounds this time," said centrist Rep.
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Twiggy was caught playing with this flower backstage in 1967.
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It's more than children playing with rocks in the streets.
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Playing with three different teams last season, he took 108.
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They also saw three Coast Guard officials playing with toddlers.
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The kids were playing with toys in the living room.
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I was playing with a wooden racket all those years.
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It gives guys playing with him space on the floor.
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It's a bit nostalgic to be playing with him now.
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And you can tell that when you're playing with them.
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But I love playing with drummers, so that's what happened.
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It's more about playing with the media to get influence.
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I've been working and playing with these visuals ever since.
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But there's a secret freedom inherent in playing with James.
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I tried playing with him, but got it all wrong.
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Playing with the calculator, the impact of flying becomes clear.
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He became a loner, playing with Rubik's cubes and Legos.
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I'll be out in the yard playing with a hose.
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N.C.A.A. rules prohibit athletes from playing with or against professionals.
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"It's just playing with greatness," Lakers guard Lonzo Ball said.
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But I also want Latinos to be playing with Gringos.
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Our son was in his room, playing with Hogwarts toys.
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"The whole exhibition is playing with this tension," he said.
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He spent a bunch of time playing with the kids.
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"At dinner, he kept playing with his food," she said.
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Jeter was the shortstop and captain, always playing with poise.
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It could turn flabby, with neither team playing with urgency.
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Playing with contradiction is an important piece of identity formation.
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Ellie also really enjoys playing with the large squishy shapes.
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And your son Julian was up there playing with you.
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"I've really enjoyed playing with him," Staal said of Holden.
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They'd be playing with their savings or student loan payments.
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You can try playing with Teachable Machine for yourself here.
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Before, 10 years ago when I was playing with Chris?
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It was born from Mr. Ferver's fantasy: playing with friends.
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He was 7 when he started playing with Hot Wheels.
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Those are things you learn by playing with each other.
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Apology done, I went back to playing with Fort Apache.
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He felt oddly proud of it, playing with the switch.
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Playing with randos was never really worth it to me.
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She said their favorite pastime was playing with their dolls.
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He was most recently playing with the CFL's Montreal Alouettes.
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What is it that you like about playing with reality?
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"This guy is playing with everything he's got," Callaway said.
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Those things are really sacred things to be playing with.
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Naturally, this leads him to start playing with the tape.
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"We definitely talk about relationships a lot — who you're playing with on the sides of the field, who you're playing with in the middle of the field, and your relationships with them," Mewis said.
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I think there is a major gap in the context of my experience those years ago playing with a Barbie, and what I want and desire my daughter's experience to be in playing with dolls.
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Because by playing with death, in some ways, we overcome it.
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You don't often hear about users, especially teens, "playing" with advertisements.
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Sure, playing with food can be sticky, but it's also sweet.
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We just need more artists to be playing with the medium.
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I spent the last day or so playing with Opera Neon.
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But that's because playing with fire is always so much fun!
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At that point, you were already playing with Ryan in Volture.
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How would you compare playing in Volture to playing with Bat?
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I spent a little time playing with the 15-inch model.
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I've always been very effeminate, loved playing with Barbies and dolls.
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Playing with bad potions is always gonna come back to you.
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Or chasing an infant playing with a pet in the yard.
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"She's like playing with Steph Curry on your team," he said.
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After playing with the Jamboard, I've come away with mixed feelings.
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Every time he was here, he was playing with his kids.
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He soon started playing with unique concepts to inspire his work.
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It's just a kid playing with a gun in a car.
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She remembers playing with chickens in her backyard as a child.
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"We just weren't playing with enough energy," Coach Derek Fisher said.
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He enjoys jumping on trampolines and playing with his big sister.
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The leave people, by contrast, are playing with an uncanny gemütlichkeit.
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"He was standing there laughing, playing with my son," Kallies said.
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So much of Nintendo's catalog is built around playing with friends.
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Will you be playing with each other exclusively, or other people?
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"We're playing with more confidence, it's simple as that," McCullers said.
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Google has been playing with another twist on a modular phone.
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We spend a lot of time playing with gadgets at Gizmodo.
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Best of luck with the logical sleuthing and playing with numbers.
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"I always felt honored to be playing with them," he notes.
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Honestly, this store has been playing with fire from day one.
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The drums seem like the performer is playing with a toothpick.
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Curtis, of course, isn't gamely playing with guns for a paycheck.
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Those metrics greatly depend on factors like who you're playing with.
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It's confirmed: Playing with chalk has never been better than this.
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But playing with my daughter has turned it into something else.
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After years of playing with fire, Kevin Cooley finally got burned.
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I got that song "Playing with Fire" on Tha Carter III.
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We really like this approach to music: playing with the dynamics.
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He started playing with the prison band and eventually began writing.
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His fingers absentmindedly find a pen and begin playing with it.
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After trying different options I found myself playing with my mouth.
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I'm playing with Tim Meadows, one of my heroes from SNL.
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By next year we could all be playing with holographic tablets.
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Then I don't have to feel so guilty playing with technology.
|
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Playing with the Sphero Bolt was surprisingly a lot of fun.
|
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Opinion: In firing Comey, Trump is playing with fire Arizona Sen.
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We feature both boys and girls playing with many different toys.
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"Playing with Connor (McDavid) makes it a lot easier," Draisaitl said.
|
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He was playing with wave simulations in the latest PerfectSwell simulator.
|
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He has fully recovered and has resumed playing with the RENS.
|
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Even just playing with mezcal's temperature can be a game changer.
|
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The visuals give a new arguement for playing with your food.
|
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"I'm sorry they're playing with you!" he told Reality Check hosts.
|
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At what point did you get used to playing with Ringo?
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Y'all. Y'ALL. Queen Sugar was not playing with us this week.
|
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I've been playing with him since high school (in south Florida).
|
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He reportedly chafed at the intensity of playing with these Cavaliers.
|
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What "Playing With Fire" does get right is its central casting.
|
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Just in case they decide to start playing with a fireball.
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We've been, like, you know, messing around, playing with our food.
|
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Clinton's position should have known that she was playing with fire.
|
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Any delayed response to a potential pandemic is playing with fire.
|
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"Everybody's playing with more intensity on the defensive end," Cousins said.
|
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Most of these are ones that my daughter loves playing with.
|
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He's very, very clever, and he's playing with his own chips.
|
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He's playing with a ton of confidence, a ton of physicality.
|
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Then I waved my camera, playing with them and snapping pictures.
|
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"I think Democrats are playing with fire," South Dakota Republican Sen.
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Brynjar remembers playing with Legos for hours when he was 5.
|
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Part of the allure is the danger — you're playing with fire!
|
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How do you feel about John Mayer playing with this band?
|
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What was it like playing with Hakeem in the early days?
|
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What was it like playing with someone as superhuman as Jaki?
|
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Miss Georgia said she likes gymnastics and playing with her dog.
|
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I closed down my studio and just started playing with others.
|
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"Playing with him was incredible and fascinating, but difficult," Kerr said.
|
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He underlined it, to emphasize that he was playing with words.
|
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He was always playing with proportions and deconstructing and reconstructing again.
|
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It's clear from the polling that Trump is playing with fire.
|
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Behind me, someone is playing with a set of giant Jenga.
|
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Its frustrated ambassador warned Michael that he was playing with fire.
|
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Playing with these pitches, scientists recently found some very curious results.
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Kind of violent, wild, and playing with the medium… and skating.
|
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Elmo then joins a group of students playing with wooden blocks.
|
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Xavier Usanga was playing with his sisters in his backyard Aug.
|
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Matt Shifrin, from Newton, Massachusetts, has always loved playing with LEGOs.
|
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I'm really interested in the ways it's playing with aspect ratio.
|
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Mr. Pak enjoyed playing with the contrasts between the two agents.
|
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I was always playing with the little pigs [at their house].
|
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Lenny was gnawing an apple and playing with a USB cord.
|
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He began playing with just enough control to be dangerous again.
|
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This game of playing with words has no meaning at all.
|
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Sandy was playing with her ring, twisting it on her finger.
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Lokhi loved playing with toy guns, KMGH reports, and on Oct.
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"He's playing with our senses," Ms. Tervaert said of Mr. Sharits.
|
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She grew up playing with her family on her Flatbush stoop.
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If you change a samosa's fillings, you are playing with feelings!
|
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At least with Minecraft, they'll just be playing with virtual currency.
|
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"He (Bluiett) is playing with a ton of confidence," Mack said.
|
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"I like the fact that we're playing with force," Pearl said.
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And owner Bill Penzey says the messages are playing with customers.
|
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"Playing with fire is silly, it can become dangerous," he added.
|
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I try to spend the whole day now playing with children.
|
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Like the baby, she is "playing with an object," she said.
|
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In this one, there's a social isolation I'm playing with here.
|
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"He is playing with a tremendous amount of confidence," Hoiberg said.
|
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He had been playing with the knobs of the stove again.
|
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He's probably been golfing before while playing with that bum quad.
|
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"It shows that you care," Cousins said of playing with passion.
|
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She loves playing with Dylan and can't enough of anything Barbie.
|
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I'm still playing with the toys the story has set out.
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Warning: If you start playing with fractals, it can get addicting.
|
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The way he was attacking, the force he was playing with.
|
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That's when I really started to enjoy playing with a drummer.
|
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Maira, now 67, described playing with them as complete, delightful chaos.
|
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As for Jose he can keep playing with his Alien friends.
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I like playing with all of that and adding subtle jokes.
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At least I know now that I was playing with fire.
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It's easy to lose track of time playing with all the settings.
|
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"We're playing with it, combing its hair, brushing its teeth," he said.
|
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He was playing with Rockford of the American Hockey League this season.
|
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Playing with texture, Kardashian tries her favorite topper in a velvet fabric.
|
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Playing with your News Feed settings can only get you so far.
|
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Tonight we sit around talking about life and playing with the dog.
|
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As Gizmodo has stated before: Playing with bison at Yellowstone is idiotic.
|
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Maybe North was just playing with the camera when Kim was changing.
|
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" Banks responded with a selfie, which she captioned, "Keep playing with me.
|
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"We're not playing with President Trump or any other president," he said.
|
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She said she has also been reading books and playing with Kitya.
|
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The delayed bureaucratic promises from the Army are playing with our lives.
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And I'd strongly discourage anyone from playing with it in the rain.
|
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But this time, I was playing with people who had incredible egos.
|
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When I'm actually playing it, I'm like a kid playing with crayons.
|
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But playing with metaphysics of the Great Beyond is a bad idea.
|
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Noland has also posted several videos of herself playing with Big Tex.
|
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He sees his son playing with the Switch and it puzzles him.
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"It just feels like the administration is playing with us," Acosta said.
|
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Woods grew up playing with steel irons and glued hosels (driver heads).
|
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She adored Mini Mouse and simply playing with her best friend Christin.
|
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He'll stop the other animals from playing with her if she's crying.
|
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He&aposs starting to get a feel playing with the first group.
|
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Finally, it looks like Nintendo realized people like playing with a controller.
|
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Out of the trio, Benoit especially enjoys playing with the female fawn.
|
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"Playing with toys and working with bad b—–," Baldwin wrote on Instagram.
|
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Brooks suggests playing with angles: If you're shooting adults, try shooting above.
|
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" If the ratio gets too high, Buffett says you're "playing with fire.
|
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It shook off the encounter and resumed playing with its fellow kits.
|
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"He's just been playing with it the last few weeks," she said.
|
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Now that's changed, with Periscope feeds appearing and playing with Twitter itself.
|
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So that was a fun aspect of the film, playing with that.
|
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"We are playing with a lot of confidence right now," Fournier said.
|
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I feel like we're playing with more of a sense of urgency.
|
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I've been playing with the LG G21457184 for the past 21457181 hours.
|
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Another Facebook video shows her playing with another young rhino named Neni.
|
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"I used to make bombs," says Aisha, quietly, playing with her hair.
|
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There was a core theme to their enjoyment, though: playing with others.
|
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He was outside exploring, running, riding or playing with his Rescue Heroes.
|
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Rodgers threw just eight interceptions despite playing with a ragtag supporting cast.
|
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PG Rajon Rondo is playing with turf toe on his right foot.
|
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For example, Izzy loves books and playing with her Lamaze developmental toys.
|
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One of my friend's older brothers, we were playing with each other.
|
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Those guys (the Grizzlies) are struggling as well, playing with funky lineups.
|
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Amari was last seen playing with relatives in the park, said Dingee.
|
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And what I learned, especially playing with Phil, I'll cherish it forever.
|
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His videos are mostly clips of his daughter playing with various toys.
|
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He suffered an injury playing with his grandchildren, according to the bank.
|
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The best way to practice is role playing with a competent negotiator.
|
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They were playing with bands from our scene so it wasn't odd.
|
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If they (skeptics) think we are bluffing, they are playing with fire.
|
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He's just going to have to be game playing with Foley, forever?
|
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Butcher grew up playing with those kids, developing an empathy toward them.
|
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A was playing with them, but they would never permanently hurt them.
|
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"DNS without context is playing with matches," says security researcher Jonathan Zdziarski.
|
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I love playing with those guys, and I'm currently living with them.
|
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However, he wasn't alone in being obsessed with playing with the data.
|
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This, apparently, took hours and hours of meticulously playing with fake eyeballs.
|
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She loves Barbies, playing with her dolls, just like any other kid.
|
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In Phoenix, his guard-centric teams were known for playing with pace.
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Playing With Fire Rated PG for action scenes and gross out humor.
|
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Some even suggested that she instead ought to be playing with dolls.
|
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"We are moving the ball and playing with great effort," Miles said.
|
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"I'm playing with two really good players, that really helps," Brassard said.
|
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The Trump administration is still playing with blacklisting China's telecom darling, Huawei.
|
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I can see her playing with it for years to come. Quick!
|
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Bronny James nearly posterized his opponent while playing with his AAU team.
|
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Young children will have a picnic playing with this simple wooden puzzle.
|
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I spent PlanetSide's final day playing with the small community that remained.
|
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And he seems to be playing with a lot of confidence himself.
|
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But Congress is now playing with a much fuzzier deadline for CHIP.
|
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This one time, I saw a little boy playing with a kite.
|
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It's easy to imagine playing with it and posting a few GIFs.
|
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Obviously, he's pretty notorious for playing with concepts of identity and truth.
|
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Whatever you think about kids playing with makeup, you can't deny that.
|
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What do you make of John Mayer's playing with Dead and Company?
|
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I love playing with this band because they keep it very simple.
|
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" –to quell concerns about Jason in FvJ "Now I'm playing with power!
|
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Facebook Instagram hits 1 billion users Facebook playing with fire in D.C.
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Have fun playing with the neck and [with] a big earring together.
|
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I think I'll stick to playing with tarot cards in my pajamas.
|
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I've been playing with a variety of different people on the side.
|
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"Playing with hate has had tragic consequences throughout our history," she said.
|
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What new skills will my child develop by playing with this toy?
|
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"I personally like playing with a chip on our shoulder," she said.
|
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And it's never too early to start playing with our Thanksgiving planner.
|
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And lately I started playing with the Clarisonic, which I am loving.
|
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"I feel like YouTube is a toddler playing with knives," he said.
|
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But the younger boy was playing with an iPad at full volume.
|
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"I'm playing with nothing to lose; I only can gain," Williams said.
|
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Mr. Bhatia is playing with Mr. Chang and the bassist Jackson Hill.
|
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So when you're playing with a cello, you're just adding another voice.
|
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On one such visit, her younger grandson was playing with her jewelry.
|
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Laurent mentioned Lois Schaefer, who was playing with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
|
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Snapshot: Above, customers playing with otters at a cafe in Tokyo, Japan.
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We want you to have fun playing with language and meaning-making.
|
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"Playing with language helps: riddles, jokes, word games like Scrabble," she said.
|
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Germany basically playing with two at the back now: Boateng and Hummels.
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Playing with the dough a little longer than any recipe would recommend.
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We're going to be playing with this stuff a year from now.
|
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FunPlus Phoenix had been playing with a roster tentatively acquired from Heroic.
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He also was like a man playing with boys on the pitch.
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"This one is playing with his phone!" added another, posting a screenshot.
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"Playing with Hop, like I always say, is easy," Fuller told reporters.
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I love playing with the onomatopoeia of words like BLABBERMOUTH and TATTLETALE.
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Kittle had 24 yards last week despite playing with a groin injury.
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Other kittens were more content playing with each other in the pens.
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The other technique is something I've been playing with, a speculative technique.
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F/C Kelly Olynyk (10.1) is playing with a right shoulder sprain.
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You're just playing with a bunch of random words you've thrown together.
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They also observed mothers playing with their children as they normally would.
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But she is nearly always playing with form on a cellular level.
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Beneath it all is his playing, with its rock-steady forward momentum.
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" She said, "I don't think my son should be playing with dolls.
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"Man, y'all stop playin' — like, stop playing with me," Davis told ESPN.
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"We're so much better when we're playing with a lead," Kiermaier said.
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Whoever plays games with it — knowingly or inadvertently — is playing with fire.
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By scapegoating trans people, Trump and his supporters are playing with fire.
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Check out the full StarTalk's Playing with Science podcast on NASCAR here.
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The biggest problem comes with the delay when playing with 3D videos.
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"I wish we were still playing with the PlayStation 2," he says.
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"It's like playing with your cat, with a toy mouse," he said.
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Playing with video Manipulation of video was also part of the playbook.
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Letty takes the music and just starts playing with melodies and lyrics.
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I asked about the great-grandchildren he spent his days playing with.
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"I love playing with a shooter," point guard Emmanuel Mudiay told reporters.
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Right now she is playing with a cube she got in 4000.
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Oh, my childhood playing with friends in then-forested Bayside was idyllic.
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And make no mistake, this type of rhetoric is playing with fire.
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Is there anything you think you have learned by playing with Legos?
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I usually always have some sort of riff that I'm playing with.
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Right now, you're not playing with them in a one-on-one.
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He never quite seems to be playing with teammates, or against opponents.
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I feel like we're in the moment right now playing with legends.
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They're for looking at rather than playing with, existing to be admired.
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He and his younger brother, playing with JoyCons detached, love the thing.
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He thought I should be playing with musicians I had never played with before, two guys from the band Everest, and see what came together with me out of my comfort zone, not playing with my usual people.
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Sergio García, playing with Fowler, stayed with him until the final four holes.
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"We just started playing with energy in the fourth quarter," Kaminsky told reporters.
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What are you memories of playing with guys like Van Persie and Fabregas?
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"Because I just want both," Aubree said, while playing with her brother Watson.
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"Night Market" ends with Spencer playing with his toys on Elodie's stash suitcase.
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You&aposre not an American if you&aposre not playing with my team.
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We're playing with an extra dice to speed the game up a bit.
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In some online photos, she was dressed in costume, role-playing with Godejohn.
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We're at our best when we're playing with good tempo and are balanced.
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After playing with the palette ourselves, we understand why the internet went wild.
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"For the record: I am not against playing with this fetish," he wrote.
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We started playing with the thing, tossing it around and unwrapping the tape.
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This isn't Clarke's first time playing with her look in the last year.
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I mean, we might be playing with this stuff a year from now.
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For several weeks now, J.Lo and Drake have been playing with our emotions.
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" North Korea: Trump "is playing with fire when he's talking about North Korea.
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Other times he looked bored, staring into space and playing with his hair.
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Lily is also incredibly active, climbing, dancing and playing with a soccer ball.
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For employees at Method, playing with soap is all part of the job.
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"What?" she's heard saying before playing with Rambo with tears in her eyes.
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Roenicke was a major league outfielder from 1981-88, playing with six teams.
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Maybe Turner's playing with her hair color while Games of Thrones isn't taping.
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To draw a cartoon character of some kid with autism playing with trains?
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He likes playing with toy cars, riding tricycles, and going down water slides.
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Tim decided to download Destiny again, so he could keep playing with him.
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They looked very happy — they were playing with the salt and pepper shakers.
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The boy was last seen playing with an older sibling around 5 p.m.
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I've been playing with stuff since 2004 and I'm pretty gadget-ed out.
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More and more filmmakers are playing with aspect ratio to manipulate the audience.
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Without proper oversight, a novice playing with AI libraries could reach dodgy conclusions.
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Playing with him for almost four seasons, he never lost a wind sprint.
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He misses playing with them, going to school and just being a kid.
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Watch: Prince Harry playing with teens and England Under 20s rugby team pic.twitter.
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Specs have to nail more than footage of skateboarding and playing with kids.
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The feature rewarded users for playing with and learning how to use Bixby.
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The strings were just too dead feeling today to keep playing with them.
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Man, I'm not trying to have any kind of business playing with that.
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It was foolish even playing with the Ouija Board, back in the day.
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The bottom line: The Maduro regime is playing with fire by detaining Americans.
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Turns out all that time spent playing with LEGO was time well spent.
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" But you love playing with makeup..."I definitely play a lot with makeup.
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"He's just been playing with it the last few weeks," she told CNN.
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LONDON — Large burger restaurants that crack jokes about vegetarians are playing with fire.
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I walk home from the gym and spend time playing with the dog.
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I grew up designing websites, playing with pixels, and things of that nature.
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I remember making it was even more fun than actually playing with it.
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When your kids are 5 or 6, they already start playing with makeup.
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He was 44 at the time but still playing with the Buffalo Sabres.
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My husband brings everything out so I can keep playing with the pups.
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Playing with defined risk calls, isolating that range above resistance, makes some sense.
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Skateboards, playing with their friends, going to the pool — they still have lives.
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I do recommend playing with headphones because I wasn't kidding about the soundtrack.
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"Playing with the perineum will apply pressure to his prostate," Dr. Stubbs explains.
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"I'm a scorer no matter who I'm playing with," Bryant said this week.
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CHiP makes a variety of dog-like sounds when you're playing with it.
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Well after the game ended, Davis showed Instagram what he was playing with.
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We're now wondering if it loves playing with balls of string as well.
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At the Democratic National Convention, photos of Clinton playing with balloons went viral.
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Or she could just be playing with another neighborhood kid at someone's house.
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The boy was playing with his 14-year-old brother and another child.
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He led the NFL in receiving yards despite playing with nobodies at quarterback.
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" And Ted's like, "Oh, well, I'm playing with my son, but thanks anyway.
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We tried to give more freedom to Zlatan by playing with Marcus Rashford.
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Frank "Please Drop the Album" Ocean is once again playing with our hearts.
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Or that someone is playing with Photoshop at the expense of my emotions.
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Memphis, playing with a short bench, had its two-game winning streak snapped.
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Children playing with the Webb telescope LEGO set at the World Science Festival.
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It's like playing with a Rubik's cube that actually doesn't have a solution.
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We are not playing so beautifully but we are playing with an objective.
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And in doing so, he is playing with the worst kind of fire.
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Kaczyński is adept at playing with these ideas and framing his policies accordingly.
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According to Animal Smart, playing with dogs really does help bring down stress.
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By the time he was eight, Bruner Jr. was playing with Wayne Shorter.
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Even as a subliminal suggestion, filmmakers are playing with these possible philosophical precepts.
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But there is no larger universe here, no boy playing with his toys.
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We talked about playing with a sense of urgency and we did tonight.
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Phone-free pool Tired of people playing with their phones by the pool?
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I've been playing with the idea of the martyr as the other 1%.
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"If you're playing with great guards, it gets you easy shots," he added.
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The children sat at a table playing with dolls and a teddy bear.
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At age 10, Flynn McGarry started playing with knives in his parent's kitchen.
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"To carry out an action like that isn't playing with dolls," she said.
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It's only gonna grow playing with Chelsea, and being in the Premier League.
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Lagares has been playing with a partially torn ligament in his left thumb.
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They also make sure children are socializing, behaving, and playing with each other.
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Members of Congress, and even President Trump, are not playing with house money.
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Unlike the other toys, I could actually picture a child playing with this.
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Videos show the brothers playing with toys and showing off their daily adventures.
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The boy was playing with the burners on the kitchen stove, officials said.
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He did his Charley Patton thing, cradling the guitar, playing with his teeth.
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Damien learned that the bee says "buzz buzz" from playing with this toy.
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The Knicks and the Nets, of course, are playing with nothing at stake.
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Because we're playing with two sets of rules — their rules and our rules.
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"I was so embarrassed to do that playing with Phil Mickelson," Scott said.
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The PJ9 isn't the first Bluetooth speaker to combine music playing with floating.
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That's the game the FCC has long been playing with the wireless spectrum.
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He is currently playing with Brooklyn's NBA Summer League team in Las Vegas.
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The researchers observed the mimicry while the bears were playing with each other.
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I've been doing shows since last summer just slowly playing with these themes.
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Jones: Playing with it is not helping the smell, as it turns out.
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In some scenes, the robots are shown playing with a soccer ball, too.
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Besides snoozing, you can see her folding clothes or playing with her cats.
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In the opening flashback, Anna and Elsa are playing with small snow figurines.
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When you're playing with the house's money, you've got to let it run.
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"I am the coronavirus!" shouted a boy playing with classmates at a park.
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"Playing with Palmieri, you had to know Cuban music," he told The Globe.
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Barbara Field, playwright, "Frankenstein — Playing With Fire," Guthrie Theater (1988, revived 2018) Money.
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What was it like playing with Bowie when you first joined the band?
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Robots have yet to outdo humans when it comes to playing with words.
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When the teams scrimmage again, on Thursday, Walker could be playing with them.
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She didn't even give me her hand when I tried playing with her.
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When playing with teammates, she will type through chat on a second monitor.
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This year, I'm playing with basic vegetables like carrots, cauliflower and brussels sprouts.
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"When I first started playing with girls, they weren't tough enough," she said.
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"I started playing with piñata art as a means of expression," he said.
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PLAYING WITH FIREThe 21975 Election and the Transformation of American PoliticsBy Lawrence O'DonnellIllustrated.
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In this video, he is, in fact, playing with an adorable baby deer.
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Mr. Zimerman, though playing with exquisite technique and élan, looks sober and mature.
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NEEK: Nook would be sitting there playing with him for a whole hour.
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Everyone getting around the corner, now that he playing with all of them.
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He grew up playing with Mexican-Americans in California and speaks fluent Spanish.
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Of course, just being healthy and playing with her girl will do, too.
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On Wednesday she shared a video of Chicago playing with a small snake.
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The president and the Republican-controlled Congress are not only playing with fire.
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Fowler went 1-2 while playing with Dustin Johnson, the world No. 1.
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"She's playing with the same power; she can still serve well," Pliskova said.
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CORASANITI You mentioned the shows playing with Southside and Little Stevie early on.
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However, FunPlus Phoenix had been playing with a roster tentatively acquired from Heroic.
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When I'm home, I try to limit my time playing with other devices.
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It's clear that this year he is not playing with as much power.
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It's time to re-purpose Nintendo's old "Now you're playing with power!" tagline.
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"What he's doing now is playing with education, just playing around," he said.
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They're playing with a lot of confidence right now and they're playing hard.
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"This is something that we're actively experimenting with and playing with," Spiegel said.
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K., who the hell are you, and why are you playing with me?
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"Joe is not playing with a full deck," Trump told reporters last month.
|
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And who wouldn't be happy playing with a pack of adorable baby elephants?
|
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But they're not playing with anything close to the same level of focus.
|
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Tuesday night, playing with a shaky hamstring, he destroyed UCLA with 26 points.
|
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When Marnie finds an old book about tasseomancy, she starts playing with fortunetelling.
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"Cats get their scratch on while playing with the balls inside," she said.
|
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It was more reminiscent of a rich kid playing with a new toy.
|
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In this, I'm playing with applause breaks more intentionally and experimenting with juxtapositions.
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I like watching Netflix, playing with my dog and probably doing science homework.
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It almost feels like I'm playing with people when I hear them play.
|
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Also playing with some home-field advantage are Sanders in Vermont and Sen.
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It features truly lovable cats playing with a Rube-Goldbergian domino set-up.
|
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Now she spends her days watching cartoons and playing with a pet turtle.
|
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But, really, it's just feels like playing with your friends on a playground.
|
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What you guys were playing with the other night at dinner, Snapchat Maps.
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I'm still young, so I can spend more time playing with my kid.
|
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" When asked if playing with Zion is better in the long run for Lonzo than playing with LeBron, LaVar explained things this way ... "If you gonna run and pass the ball and play the right way, Zo will play with anybody.
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After I finished playing with him, I'd be playing with all of these other bands, and he'd always come up to me and be like, 'You know, I loved it, but next time I want to see 300% more Ahmed.
|
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He's busy playing with a mason jar and a straw throughout the entire conversation.
|
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One drawing shows "normal" children playing with children that have defects from Agent Orange.
|
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"We were playing with a lot more pace offensively," Kings coach Dave Joerger said.
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And the money that I'm playing with, some people use for, you know, exercise.
|
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There are enough clues implying that Parsons didn't like playing with Ellis last season.
|
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Issa's world is a lot more color and texture, playing with prints and patterns.
|
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Like I said, it's a lot of fun playing with those guys right now.
|
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The dogs spend their time playing with the giant bear and spreading fluff everywhere.
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Teigen previously shared a photo of her daughter playing with Pepper on social media.
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"He's playing with a lot of confidence, and he didn't force things," Turgeon said.
|
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"Keep playing with the food like that s--t is funny," she goes on.
|
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It's almost like fencing, like swordplay, this thing, like souls playing with each other.
|
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So we have a lot of brothers who are also playing with the product.
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As she spoke, her young children sat on the carpet playing with their phones.
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The actress says she has the most fun playing with her character's crazy wardrobe.
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She spends her days making baby purees from scratch and playing with her grandson.
|
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If she's not serious, she's playing with the emotions of her millions of fans.
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You expose them to playing with others, encourage them and try to fix it.
|
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Mr. Hamelin conveyed its craziness while playing with scintillating colors and stress-free virtuosity.
|
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NONOTAK Studio spent their year on the road, playing with light, mirrors and motion.
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Yes, this is exactly what it sounds like: yoga, while playing with adorable puppies.
|
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The tournament leader, Jordan Spieth, tees off, playing with Alex Noren and Louis Oosthuizen.
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You can't, for instance, browse the web on your phone while playing with Cozmo.
|
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He likes to watch, like, toy reviews and other kids playing with other toys.
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If you don't have a low level background you probably aren't playing with them.
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I stole it from him one afternoon when he was playing with other toys.
|
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Playing with AR on iOS 28 is a pretty exciting taste of the future.
|
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I absolutely prefer playing with the tablet, rather than the Joy-Con Grip controller.
|
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I liked playing with Penny and Sam on all these different platforms and interfaces.
|
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She also shared another photo showing little Saint playing with big sister North, 3.
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Despite that, Spieth has no plans to give up playing with his Titleist clubs.
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That said, Tabula Rasa is playing with tropes in ways The OA did not.
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The former couple were seen lounging and playing with a lime green soccer ball.
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Oregon's Wooten, playing with a facemask after suffering a broken jaw in a Dec.
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Playing with friends can be a pain, and features like cloud saves are nonexistent.
|
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But after playing with the character and world, Okorafor went back for two sequels.
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Go ahead and feed my pup so she can continue playing with her friends!
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It's mainly with Zangief but currently I've been playing with new characters like Alex.
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She quickly changed her mind, however, after playing with children at a Cambodian school.
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Playing with anything less than a full group tilted the balance toward the monster.
|
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On the Lower East Side, we were playing with all these arty noise bands.
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That happened almost every show, until '89, when we started playing with metal bands.
|
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Some dolphins have been observed playing with toxic puffer fish and subsequently appearing lethargic.
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"What the heck was he thinking playing with his phone while riding?" one asked.
|
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I felt like playing with the tropes of the way prostitutes are often depicted.
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For boys, examples include building things, liking action films and playing with toy cars.
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The approach used by PACT involved parents being videoed while playing with their children.
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Playing with nighttime captures using the iPhone's wide-angle (left) and telephoto (right) lenses.
|
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Gnog, meanwhile, turns the puzzle-solving into something akin to playing with a toy.
|
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We spend the next hour playing with sidewalk chalk and doing arts and crafts.
|
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"Erin loves playing with her Snapchat faces while in the chair," she tells PeopleStyle.
|
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It really opened my eyes to another side of playing with and seeing dolls.
|
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The Republican Party has been recklessly playing with matches for more than two decades.
|
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She fell in love with makeup by playing with her mom's as a kid.
|
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So you're basically playing with both ends of the string at the same time.
|
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The 29-year-old programmer, who now lives in Vancouver, loved playing with Barbies.
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Tragically, her love of playing with a barrel toy lead to her untimely death.
|
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Here's Kate McKinnon and Saturday Night Live guest host Kristen Wiig playing with kittens.
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And that's not going to happen [with Switch] unless grandma starts playing [with it].
|
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Playing with BOB was a pretty surreal experience when Mashable went along to visit.
|
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The royal siblings also enjoyed playing with some of the animals at the party.
|
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But by applying a selective policy to militant groups, Pakistan is playing with fire.
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Growing up playing with #Barbie I didn't notice/care she didn't look like me.
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Even better once you're done playing with the static objects they come to life.
|
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That's when you can start playing with the numbers and making some trade-offs.
|
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I tend to write to the strengths of the people that I'm playing with.
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"I think some people don't realize they can be playing with fire," Regimbal said.
|
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Other looks are full-on Toucan Sam, playing with every color of the rainbow.
|
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They were not screaming, they were just playing, with their mother and grandmother supervising.
|
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"I was just going out there playing aggressive and playing with confidence," Oladipo said.
|
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We were playing with 97 degrees, playing doom metal with that kind of heat.
|
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Plus, it has a retractable mic for when you're playing with your online buddies.
|
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If you like playing with cardboard kits, the new Switch Lite isn't for you.
|
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"I told these guys, you can't control this; you're playing with fire," Naison says.
|
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The choreography is sharp and dynamic, playing with each character's specific strengths and weaknesses.
|
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Yeah, I spent a couple years playing with those guys in the New Barbarians.
|
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It's playing with the dream of doing something better than what you're doing before.
|
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For these last shows, overseas, did you handpick the bands you are playing with?
|
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And working with Katie has made me much more open to playing with color.
|
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Hemsworth is having a lot of fun playing with his image in this role.
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Playing with the unknown can be stressful as shit, but so far so good.
|
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It's one that Cindy Sherman has been playing with in her photographs for decades.
|
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A. Right now you have teams playing with big guys all over the court.
|
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His son Blue is playing with the doll that he carries with him everywhere.
|
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The waiter suggests that he might want to be playing with a transformer instead.
|
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"They were watching TV and playing with wooden blocks," Turner recalls of his kids.
|
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Yet here he is again, playing with a slight limp and a protected ranking.
|
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"It's kind of just telepathic, playing with each other for so long," Thompson said.
|
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I've been playing with tvOS 10 over the summer, and it's a fine update.
|
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Wagner, playing with a short lineup because of injuries, had three players foul out.
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"I spent my childhood in the shop, playing with gold and stones," he said.
|
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"They're playing with my life while collecting money from the rate-payer," Greer said.
|
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The action is dizzying, and the frequent playing with perspective is convincingly Escher-like.
|
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My son kind of resists playing with me now because, frankly, I'm pretty good.
|
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Remember that if you are in paid leagues, you are playing with real money.
|
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"I think the president of the United States is playing with fire," Panetta said.
|
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Playing with unexpected pops of colors and textures makes for pretty and healthful dishes.
|
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I was playing with a set of plastic milk bottles in a metal carrier.
|
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After a long stretch of peace and prosperity, Europe is again playing with fire.
|
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"After playing with Roger Waters, we ended up getting more opportunities," Mr. Kalwicki said.
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Are you really into trucks or does your kid just like playing with them?
|
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Unfortunately, bears have sharp claws, which doesn't really work out when playing with balloons.
|
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She also recommends using eye protection all the time when playing with such toys.
|
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I saw that she wasn't just holding Sasha's hand, but playing with his fingers.
|
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But this was tame compared with how competitive Cespedes can get playing with others.
|
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For Matthew Shifrin, who was born blind, playing with Lego sets presented a challenge.
|
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He couldn't keep playing with his life when so many others had lost theirs.
|
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But no one could be expected to be playing with the Power Nine originals.
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I had it for years after, even your mother ended up playing with it.
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But they are playing with stuff that is not even real physical toys now.
|
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After that, she photographed them as they started playing with feminine and masculine expressions.
|
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The guy we have was playing with us now, Brandon Ellis, he's really good.
|
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What technological changes have you seen in that time that you've started playing with?
|
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Video games, you see multigenerational experience now where kids are playing with their parents.
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No other country would accept legislators-elect playing with their oaths in this manner.
|
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Structurally, it's a string of sketches, each playing with a movement or costume idea.
|
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"Everybody would be there playing in the snow, playing with each other," he said.
|
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Mr. Piemontesi drew out the reflective undercurrents even while playing with grace and élan.
|
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And it only took me a day playing with it to reach that conclusion.
|
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"German painter Albert Oehlen made many records playing with other people," Mr. Bartz said.
|
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She began playing with that idea as well, combining photography and performance with painting.
|
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Understanding the math behind the Pokémon Network makes playing with it exponentially more fun.
|
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But now I was playing with real money it was time to get mean.
|
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The brothers kept playing with Amiri turning to face his brother as they sang.
|
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Mr. Cárdenas is a joyful cook who takes pride in playing with his food.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — You might not have noticed, but crossword constructors enjoy playing with words.
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Playing with Okafor could also allow Davis to become an even more efficient scorer.
|
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Hercules the German Shepherd is back on dry ground, playing with a ball Thursday.
|
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Lulu now lives with her handler and spends her days playing with his kids.
|
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Whoever I'm playing with, I look forward to starting off on the right foot.
|
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I don't buy this whole thing that he's playing with a bunch of garbage.
|
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So I'm coming to the Knicks and I'm looking forward to playing with Carmelo.
|
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The Cavaliers were playing with sustained energy, and something approaching their LeBron-era confidence.
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The blaze was started by a 3-year-old boy playing with a stove.
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Conner can get frustrated when he's playing with other boys, but not with Christian.
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And they were there regularly, so we ended up playing with them pretty steadily.
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That move started him down an alternate path that included playing with international teams.
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Playing with AR on iOS 11 is a pretty exciting taste of the future.
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We were playing with how much can we mix it all with the blues.
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Growing up, my sister and I could easily spend hours playing with our dolls.
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"I was just a young kid playing with a lot of energy," Jefferson said.
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"They're dynamic players, and they make every player they're playing with better," Semenko said.
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Playing with them and just taking care of them all day was the best.
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But mostly Becky discussed Will Mesteth and how much Phil loved playing with him.
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"She's someone who really enjoys playing with fire," Waller-Bridge says of her character.
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Playing with a sore back, he shot just 3-for-13 from the floor.
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Playing with a sore back, he shot just 249-for-216 from the floor.
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Designers have been playing with jeans for decades — distressing them, ripping them, reinventing them.
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It felt like destiny, like Serena Williams was playing with the caress of fate.
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I started playing with various "2020" ideas — a 20x20 puzzle, 20/20 vision, etc.
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Playing with all possible combinations of relations among three people yields 16 possible triangles.
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Motherboard spent the morning playing with the service and received some lovely feet pics.
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Never eat, drink or smoke while playing with or caring for your pet rodent.
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My first gig out of college was playing with Tony Williams, Miles Davis's drummer.
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But if Queen & Slim is consciously playing with that story, it's also subverting it.
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Atlanta got 30 points from Young, who was playing with a right thigh contusion.
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Because if you start playing with that, you're not going to be there long.
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Heading into Wednesday's game at Clemson, Pastner has Georgia Tech playing with high energy.
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Since leaving Brooklyn, he has faced the Nets while playing with four different teams.
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Its marketing video shows pigs running in the woods and playing with a ball.
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As a teenager, she honed her game playing with men in local amateur leagues.
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What's happening onstage often suggests revelers at a costume party playing with illustrated cardboard.
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Officials said it was ignited by a 3-year-old playing with a stove.
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The first step is following a formal intuition, cutting shapes and playing with them.
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But they weren't ready to do it again while playing with live bullets. Sen.
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Are either of you fascinated by the way this season is playing with history?
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Well, we actually are really playing with a lot of tropes in that genre.
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I want to be out there with the guys I've been playing with forever.
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Ermsy: I just like playing with Simpsons characters from an aesthetic point of view.
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Peter Kafka: You're really good at audio, why do you keep playing with video?
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I'm just playing with this idea of expanding the way people think about things.
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He must have been playing with a UV flashlight and thought, 'this is cool.
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So you can go at a snail's pace when you're playing with your kids or just getting the hang of the controls, or you can ramp it up when you're playing with friends or competitors who are more familiar with the game.
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We tried another set with this when we were ... we'd been playing with the idea of what presence means on Twitter and also playing with threading on Twitter as well, both with the desire to incentivize more conversation and, ultimately, healthier conversation.
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While it's common knowledge that playing with nipples — with your fingers, with your mouth, with nipple clamps or other sex toys — feels good (for most people), it can be hard to imagine how playing with someone's nipples can get them to orgasm.
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So I'm kind of a geek in that sense; I love playing with products, playing with apps, and the inspiration was largely just how do we build a community and build a place where you could find the coolest things each day?
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Andy Malone's games deliver conceptual ideas as a sneaky side effect of playing with them.
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Playing with the Rangers for 12-plus seasons, Bathgate was named to the all-N.
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By playing with shapes, texture, and technology, you get more, um, bang for your buck.
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Playing with redundant images is akin to a monk in the woods counting pine straw.
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The only thing that made Super Mario Party enjoyable was playing with someone I like.
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"He's playing with extreme confidence," Waiters said of Dragic, who played the entire fourth quarter.
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You can control the thickness of your braid by playing with how tight you plait.
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"It reminds me of my cat playing with lizards before he chomps them in half."
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Playing with district lines has remained a time-honored tradition in American politics ever since.
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That was something I'm really interested in playing with within my artistry, within my vogue.
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They were playing with things and there was a little bit of chatter and laughter.
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I'm ready to play, but he's ignoring me and playing with the ball by himself.
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So I think I just got my hard rock needs met by playing with Ted.
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Aside from the creative aspects, many of their children find playing with the slime therapeutic.
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"They were just playing with a more sense of urgency than we did," Westbrook said.
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His calmness, his team's winning different drills, and guys feeling really comfortable playing with him.
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Now, look at this pic of Facioli playing with a dog while surrounded by chickens.
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The guy that's always playing with his hair when you take a gym picture together.
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We were playing with doing a karaoke cover, but it felt dishonest and sounded terrible.
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With as much time as you've spent playing with this band, did your approach change?
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Trump had warned on Twitter that "Iran is playing with fire" after its missile test.
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So, currently Slice One we are playing with kind of the tools we have there.
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Playing music, drinking a good cup of coffee and definitely playing with my dog, Logan.
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The one that really caught my eye was a seal playing with a beach ball.
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Although she still does not speak much, she loves interacting and playing with her classmates.
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His obit notes his likes: Playing with his sister, his blue bunny, thrash metal music.
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So it turns out playing with other people's piss can sometimes lead to remarkable discoveries.
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The in-app charges stemmed from purchases made by kids when playing with freemium apps.
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On the plus side, you probably won't experience any motion sickness while playing with it.
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Hunter, 18, began playing with the Humboldt team last year, according to the Edmonton Journal.
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"Instead of playing with dolls, I've always been surrounded by uniforms, military equipment," she said.
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Perhaps sporting a different hairstyle whilst playing with the pups in the future is ideal.
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Affleck, for what it's worth, didn't even realize that his children were playing with royalty.
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The two sections cohere pleasingly, playing with the sometimes artificial distinction between fiction and nonfiction.
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Many startups have already tried to make coding as easy as playing with Lego bricks.
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There are photos of me and my maid of honor playing with monkeys on it.
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"Getting to the point where I'm actually playing with these guys is unbelievable," he said.
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Among Lola's many loves are catch, playing with squeaky toys and playing tug of war.
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What happens if you start playing with the loopholes in the rules of their definitions?
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The Best Gadgets of 53We spend a lot of time playing with gadgets at Gizmodo.
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The robot comes with built-in facial recognition, so it knows who it's playing with.
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What Trump is playing with right now aren't the table-manners norms of Emily Post.
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On Sunday, the actress shared a video of Everly playing with her mother on Easter.
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I was just kind of playing with what it means to be young right now.
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I look forward to playing with all the stuff you guys make for this thing.
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Your ship will differ in size depending on how many other players you're playing with.
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That's certainly true, Hilary, but I remind people, we're playing with a pair of fours.
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He's also known for befriending and playing with celebrities like Drake, Diplo, and Joe Jonas.
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Take a little bit out 'cause you're playing with the house's money, but otherwise congratulations.
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The dog won her over, and she spent some time feeding and playing with him.
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Shortchanging is our way of life even if it means playing with lives of others.
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Art lover Kate Middleton likes to get her hands messy when playing with her children.
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"Eclipse was running around playing with her just as happy to see her," Anthony says.
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We've been playing with the new MacBook all week, and we are divided on it.
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He also managed to take some time out for fun, playing with a doll's house.
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I even had the end of [the gun] in my mouth, playing with the trigger.
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Her lips curl as she seizes on just the right words, playing with their cadence.
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"If you're playing with fantasy, throw on some lingerie or even a costume," Finn says.
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Kinsey said he found the patient sitting in a street playing with a toy truck.
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For me, personally, that was a part of playing with masculinity and questioning social norms.
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Ryan was playing with divisive fires all along; they just burned less brightly than Trump's.
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Now, though, we can continue playing with our dogs even when we're not physically there.
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Rockstar changed and rebalanced a fair few things for Red Dead's playing with friends options.
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"Im nearly 30 and going to be playing with dolls in my room," another commented.
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He wasn't really interested in playing with me; meanwhile, the birthday boy was just wailing.
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But the unsettling world that designer Yoko Taro's built has me playing with rapt attention.
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Her obituary states she loved riding her bike, drawing, coloring and playing with her brother.
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"Beach party!" he captioned the candid photo of the siblings playing with their new puppy.
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I still remember my first shot, who I was playing with, what club I hit.
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"I started playing with my brother, who started to play Counter-Strike competitively," Markeloff said.
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Forget what Mom used to tell you — playing with your food just got cool again.
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From playing with pets to handy Alexa skills, we've got you covered this holiday season.
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You started playing with dudes in the neighborhood, and it was all about having fun.
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We thought that just the other day Orlando was playing with Katy's ultra-adorable dog.
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You're playing with all these new toys, but in old, familiar, and beloved stomping grounds.
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They could perhaps pick up a new and less complicated hobby, like playing with blocks.
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Old enough to recall World War II, perhaps they understood they were playing with fire.
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But he was more interested in playing with taste than cultivating the science of sugar.
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After watching it, maybe you'll start playing with new ingredients and create some joy yourself.
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This book, Dronescapes, is a tribute to embracing new technology and playing with new angles.
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The truth is, unless you're typically playing with a wired LAN connection, they're almost inevitable.
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Later in the video, Priscilla can be seen happily playing with other humans and dogs.
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"Build the wall," DeSantis tells his 2-year-old daughter who's playing with giant blocks.
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Excerpted from Out of Line: A Life Playing With Fire, by Barbara Lynch (Atria Books).
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After playing with Ansel for a while, I'm ready to call it the best yet.
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His personal ambition was simply to continue "traveling and playing with other countries," he said.
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Yet he was good to Amira, she said, playing with her toes until she giggled.
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But figuring out whom he will be playing with as he develops is a mystery.
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Playing with these cards is, more than anything, an exercise in openness and self-awareness.
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In the backyard, Ralph hears Blue playing with a toy that's buzzing — and suddenly crashes.
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She spent most of her time playing with the kids, many of whom had cancer.
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" Quote: "I love playing with decals and different designs — it reminds me of pop art.
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We like playing with each other and we just have to keep building on it.
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Extra care is needed so that children playing with puppies also wash their hands carefully.
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"His playing with the Weavers was not flashy, but it was tasty," Mr. Bernz said.
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"I think he was playing with it for a significant amount of time," McAdoo said.
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LaVine, playing with a sore back, scored only 12 points on 3-for-9 shooting.
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"I've been playing with my son upon waking up since he was born," says Stone.
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A child that's four or five years old should be outside playing with their friends.
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Lately, I'd been playing with a team of Russian teen-agers who were pretty good.
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Just be sure to wash thoroughly if you get slobbered on while playing with pets.
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She'll be 18 months old around Christmas, and she already loves playing with Little People.
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Kipnis stole 15 bags this year, but he is playing with a swollen left ankle.
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"Trump and the GOP are really playing with fire," said Brad Bannon, a Democratic strategist.
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But his inexperience, and Trump's capricious nature mean that Macron may be playing with fire.
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"I wanted people to see that I'm playing with my jewelry and they should, too."
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"Something I'll never forget, and especially playing with Spieth, and him shooting 66," DeChambeau said.
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Her mom, who'd thought Carlson was playing with her older siblings, was in the shower.
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He's playing with confidence, slicing through defenders, and getting to the bucket seemingly at will.
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We loved playing with them, even though it was tough to win over their crowd.
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And we just keep playing with what we think you want to listen to next.
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Playing with fire is fun until the 17th, but after that you'll feel the burn.
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I've been playing with the device for a couple of weeks and here's my review.
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Owners can set up alerts to be notified whenever their pet is playing with Pebby.
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His work Cheesekwha - Color Painting expresses this problem, playing with Western expectations of Korean art.
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That included watching movies and TV shows as well as playing with princess-related toys.
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The following the year it started getting worse, and I kept on playing with it.
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His son tagged along, often playing with Matchbox cars with his friends in the grandstand.
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Playing with the Upshot's calculator, we see that the team is in a difficult spot.
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Influenced by Judd's thinking about actual space, Bochner was playing with both perspective and illusionism.
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Lulu was adopted by her handler and now spends her days playing with his children.
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Chapman suggests securing your hair in a bun to prevent yourself from playing with it.
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This is a book certain little ones will spend hours poring over and "playing" with.
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" Tehran's announcement drew a warning from President Donald Trump that Tehran was "playing with fire.
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For them, the difficulty is in playing with the rhythmic precision of the other musicians.
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Vaginal Davis's sculptures operate differently, but are also playing with extant scraps of queer history.
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Mr. Cacioppo described playing with Mr. Allen as a practice of constant vigilance and openness.
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"Obviously, I'm having a lot of fun back here playing with this team," Binnington said.
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Trump is pouring gasoline atop the foundation of America's democracy and playing with a match.
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After playing with the Nashville Symphony Orchestra, Mr. Abramovitz got a new job this year.
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Both are playing with the idea of a nation divided by class, age and geography.
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In fact, Moving Out seems best suited for parents and caregivers playing with their children.
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And should they have no interest in playing with cosmetics beyond the age of 3?
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You hear some of the roars and you realize, 'Hey, I'm playing with Tiger Woods.
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He was, after all, playing with the Houston Texans and not backpacking through the Himalayas.
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"It was about playing with different materials and seeing what we could do," says Pilotto.
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"If you haven't put anything to work, I think you're playing with fire," Cramer said.
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It had been spotted around the Smyrna and Vinings, Georgia, areas playing with neighborhood dogs.
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When playing with his trio, Mr. Sorey often rearranges his compositions to elicit chancy interplay.
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At the time of the incident, Hendren and Alix were playing with guns, police said.
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There's a gorgeous scene early on where 5-year-old Shuggie is playing with dolls.
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It almost feels like children playing with dolls with all the obsessive brushing and styling.
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After playing with Complexity in 2019, Rickeh joined ORDER as the fifth man in January.
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He tore into the rustic Russian-dance finale, playing with bright sound and breathless intensity.
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For me, when you come into this house, you are playing with all these recollections.
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The phone you&aposve been playing with for the past 20 minutes is now yours.
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There's no talking, no eating, no exercising, no making eye contact, no playing with animals.
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Wisconsin sophomore forward Sophia Shaver grew up playing with Minnesota's Kippin Keller and Kelly Pannek.
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The game's closest analog, Destiny, doesn't come close to the ease of playing with friends.
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Clearly Instagram hasn't been trying very hard to stop them from playing with the app.
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Accidental gun deaths, meanwhile, almost always happened in the context of children playing with firearms.
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