Wearing pockets shouldn't be a radical act, but until they put pockets in all our clothes, expect a lot of fanfare about pockets!
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Where have you seen pockets of strength and pockets of weakness?
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Better to line my pockets than the pockets of Cardinal Pell's barristers.
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The cords are mid-weight and feature slant front pockets and welt back pockets.
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Its three mesh zipper pockets and six internal elastic pockets will keep small belongings secured.
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Hot Pockets responded by giving Booker's constituents coupons for free Hot Pockets, a microwave miracle.
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Plus it has pockets, like decent-sized pockets, so how could you not love it?!
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Hip pockets, oversized stretch side pockets, and a hydration sleeve complete this travel-ready pack.
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"Usually, when we meet investors we meet existing investors with existing pockets or existing investors with new pockets or new investors with new pockets," he said at a conference in London.
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Pants must still have belt loops, and "only pants with 'internal' back pockets or no back pockets are permitted; pockets may not be attached to the exterior," according to the school paper.
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"They're in a billion pockets, y'all, a billion pockets," she said in reference to Apple's active devices.
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These cotton chinos have slant front pockets, double welt back pockets, and a grosgrain belt loop detail.
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When in use, this offers one main zipped compartment, two zipped front pockets and two side pockets.
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You'll also find an adjustable hood, two-entry patch pockets, and a pair of zippered chest pockets.
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Pockets. The duffel suitcase has 19 of them: not only pockets for your passport and your laptop (and another for your tablet), but also pockets for your shoes, your umbrella and your tie.
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"I'm sure Trump has pockets of strong support in the military like he has pockets everywhere," he says.
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It has pockets where you want there to be pockets, strings where you want there to be strings.
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A way not to take it out of employee's pockets and put it back in shareholders, CEOs pockets?
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The Ultra barely fits into my coat pockets and sticks out from the back pockets of my jeans.
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Lacking built-in pockets, women continued to hide their tied-on pockets, which were large, often pendulous bags.
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"What we see really is there are pockets of strength and clear pockets of weakness as well," she added.
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While the current ACU has had a lot of positive feedback, Cummings noted that the likes of shoulder pockets, pen pockets, leg pockets and Velcro swatches for patches require multiple layers of fabric, fastening material and buttons.
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Deep pockets of water were broken up by areas of dry land, which gave way again to deep pockets of water.
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The Maytex Mesh Pockets PEVA Shower Curtain has lots of pockets to hold your shampoo and body wash while you shower.
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Second, that money lining the pockets of some Eastern European political figures came in part from our pockets as American taxpayers.
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But for general-purpose bags, I don't think pockets are that useful, so I removed almost all of the pockets from this.
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Keep an eye out for waterproof materials, TSA-friendly dimensions, laptop sleeves, shoe compartments, RFID pockets, cord organizers, and water bottle pockets.
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"When you bridge that gap, the money is not just going to black pockets, it's going to everyone's pockets," Wright told Reuters.
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They feature a center crease, an off-center button closure at the front, slant front pockets, and welt rear pockets with buttons.
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A law designed to put more money in workers' pockets could wind up putting a lot less money in their pockets instead.
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While most sweatpants have shallow front pockets and maybe one rear pocket, the ADED Pant has two front pockets and two rear pockets — all of which are stretchy, allowing for ample space for your wallet, phone, keys, and other belongings.
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The shorts that are in the video, in my collection they have big cargo pockets, so they just requested those without the pockets.
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It has two open pockets on the side, and one in the center with three side pockets for loose knick-knacks and essentials.
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This is not saving Americans money, it is taking money from our pockets and putting it into the pockets of fossil-fuel companies.
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Let's address the elephant in the room: it often takes deep pockets (like, really deep pockets) to follow product recommendations from a celebrity hairstylist.
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The front pockets were huge which I was not expecting, but could be a major plus for someone who loves keeping things in pockets.
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In my experience, the Z Flip's short and stubby design was more comfortable inside square coat pockets but added unflattering bulk to pants pockets.
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YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO DEAL WITH THE DISTRIBUTION LANDSCAPE WHERE THERE'S TRUE IN CERTAIN POCKETS AND YOU HAVE OTHER REPRESENTATION IN OTHER POCKETS.
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A drawback of most jeggings is that the pockets are sewn shut so you can't even use them, but all the pockets here are functional.
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What's also cool about this is it's got patched pockets, which are very different from suit pockets because these you actually can put things in.
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Konstantin Grcic: A Fisherman's Apron Absorbed by the concept of functionality, Konstantin Grcic imagined pockets, lots of pockets, for his first-ever project with Prada.
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While class unquestionably plays a part, men's clothing tends to have capacious, visible pockets; women's clothing tends to have small pockets, if any at all.
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Pockets of rich Americans and the lack of opportunity implied for those who are shut out of those pockets represent a festering problem, says Mr Cowen.
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While profits from campaign merchandise ostensibly go to the campaign's pockets, not Trump's pockets, no other president has ever launched a re-election committee so quickly.
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The seat-back pockets have also been redesigned with a few specific pockets and panels for gadgets like phones and headphones, charging cables, and water bottles.
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My pockets have been picked, and so have yours, by this theft of our revenues to line the pockets of existing investors in these arcane instruments.
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The interior pockets are intuitive and expansive, every time I thought I couldn't fit more stuff into this bag, I found more room and more pockets.
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There are larger mesh pockets, slim pen pockets, another microfiber-lined pocket for your phone, and even a hidden soft pocket on the back for a passport.
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Christiane Amanpour was always in places like that, and she always had the best pockets, so I bought one of those vests with all of the pockets.
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"We pump money from our pockets and send it to the pockets of the oil companies," Legault said at a convention of his Coalition Avenir Québec party.
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It's a blend of acrylic, mohair and Lycra, and features two exterior pockets, a burn hole and discoloration near the pockets, according to the Julien's Auctions listing.
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And Trump himself may have been padding his own pockets -- or, to be more exact, the pockets of his family businesses -- with American taxpayer money for months.
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Content with their pockets, men have little to say about them, but women have been complaining about the inadequacy of their pockets for more than a century.
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"Plenty of Pockets in Suffragette Suit" reads a 1910 NY Times headline, and pockets aplenty is what you'd expect for a woman with polls on her mind.
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It's got two patch pockets, two fleece-lined handwarmer pockets behind them, and an interior chest pocket, so you have just enough to store what you need to.
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Made of water-resistant nylon fabric, TUO is equipped with three mesh zipper pockets and six internal elastic pockets, making it easier for you to locate your stuff.
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The HaloVa has 14 total pockets including three insulated bottle pockets; a discreet back pocket for phones, credit cards, or other valuables; and a small wet clothes pocket.
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You'll love the storage — a basket, side pockets and a slip-on "parent organizer" that's made of neoprene with smaller storage pockets and two cup (or bottle) holders.
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The welted drop-in hand-warmer pockets will keep your fingers from freezing off in cold weather, and the plus double-needle chest pockets keep your essentials safe.
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Sydney Mondry, Social Editor Amy's Cheese Pizza Pockets In middle school, I went through a phase of eating Amy's Cheese Pizza Pockets at least three times a week.
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This handy visual by The Pudding shows just how only 40 percent of women's front pockets can fit an iPhone X, while 100 percent of men's front pockets can.
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The book bag has a main compartment with double zippers, a front zipper pocket, a padded laptop pouch, four interior zipper pockets, and water bottle pockets on both sides.
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The EITC and the CTC both put money directly into working-class pockets, rather than into billionaires' pockets with the promise that some crumbs will fall to the workers.
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Most people bought new coats with specially-designed inside pockets to accommodate a foldable, just as in previous times people adapted to mobile phones bought clothes with phone pockets.
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Of course, the swag didn't stop there -- naturally, Beckham paired the jacket with the monogram cargo pants with removable 3D pockets (thankfully, Odell decided to ditch the boxy pockets).
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Pairs are finished with smart details like reinforced front pockets, strategically placed back pockets, and a three-piece waistband, all made for extra comfort and a universally flattering fit.
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It's putting money into Donald Trump's pockets and into the pockets of his children, whereas the Clinton Foundation is a non- profit and no Clinton family member draws any salary.
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This tote had a ton of pockets that helped group things together, along with zippered pockets that kept valuables like my wallet, keys, and phone secure — and easy to reach.
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This crew neck shirt with the slanted pockets will set you back $370: And this shirt has vertical pockets to ensure it's no secret you have a set of AirPods.
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And not only is this turtleneck sweater dress affordable, but it's also super soft and comfy, and even comes with pockets (and we all know pockets make everything better, right?).
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Giesing had to hand over his uniform cap and his dagger, empty out the contents of his trouser and jacket pockets on to the table, and turn out his pockets.
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They feature a center crease, horn buttons, slant front pockets, side adjusters (you can forgo a belt if you so choose), welt back pockets, and an off-center button-front closure.
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The regime offensive on Eastern Ghouta has split the enclave into three pockets, and Thursday's evacuation would essentially return power to the regime over the smallest of these pockets around Harasta.
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It hit its pinnacle just around the turn of the century, a time when men's suits sported somewhere around 15 pockets — so it's no coincidence that pockets abound in Rational Dress.
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It's not merely that women will strut with their hands in their pockets, on point to challenge men; it's that women's pockets could carry something secret, something private, or something deadly.
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WILLIAMS: ... and puts money into their pockets... GUTFELD: Hilarious.
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Pros: Great fit, usable cargo pockets, zippered ventsCons: Expensive
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Who has the rings — neither of us have pockets!
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The Swarovski crystal fringe on the shoulders, pockets and sleeve were a nod to the Nudie suit, while the sheer quality of the bodysuit with only the pockets covering her kept it modern.
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Nowhere was the response more reactionary than in the American South, where pockets of the region remain segregated even now — and in those pockets the idea of an African-American president seems impossible.
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Only in the late seventeenth century did pockets make their move to become part of men's clothing, permanently sewn into coats, waistcoats, and trousers; women's pockets, however, failed to make the same migration.
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Even those with deep pockets hate to be ripped off.
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Go deeper: Dollar stores thrive in distressed pockets of America
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In 22017, the iPhone 25300 literally bent in people's pockets.
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The purity, the enthusiasm, the inexplicable range of social pockets?
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They're men who put their phones in their rear pockets.
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Pockets of wildfires burned in some parts of Northern Georgia.
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There are also three outer pockets, and the case rolls.
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I think we'll cruise through the future with empty pockets.
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Rising commodity prices can hit consumers' pockets in multiple ways.
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Strap your Flamin' Hot Cheetos bag to your pants pockets.
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It turns out, there are little pockets of rejuvenation everywhere.
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His shoulders were hunched, his hands hidden in his pockets.
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He's attacking within comfortable pockets, and, in the process, improving.
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"You are correct if you guessed Polly Pockets!" she wrote.
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Pockets in the front of the seat cushion are brilliant.
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Such neglect has resulted in pockets of acute financial distress.
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Pad & Quill's Gladstone bag has all the right organizational pockets.
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Stash your valuables in the zippered pockets of these leggings.
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He emptied the contents of his pockets onto the gurney.
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He now lobbies officials to reduce Portland's pockets of blight.
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Public offerings put money back into the pockets of investors.
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Instead, it pulled out its pockets and claimed ethical poverty.
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In other words, prepare for surprise pockets of free time.
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Nonetheless, regulators are worried about pockets of the financial system.
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Des Moines has pockets of hipsterdom amid the Iowan cornfields.
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With this weekend's gains have come pockets of horrific losses.
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It also slipped in my jean pockets with no effort.
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Click here to view original GIFWhy do pizza pockets exist?
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"If you have deep pockets, you have options," he said.
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FSRUs are stimulating smallish pockets of demand around the world.
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Always check those pockets before you donate your old clothes.
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Do they have deep enough pockets to make it happen?
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They live in our pockets when we're on the go.
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Some investors with deep pockets are laying money on it.
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It's fine if there are still pockets of dry flour.
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Spotify's main rivals, Apple, Amazon and Google, have deep pockets.
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I love the length and the depth of the pockets.
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The Buds themselves fit in the two magnetized pockets inside.
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And fighting continues to rage in pockets throughout the city.
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He looked at my ID card and checked my pockets.
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I'm a man who puts my hands in my pockets.
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Things are brighter in some pockets of the labor market.
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In this, having deep pockets will be a great help.
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And we're trying to isolate all these pockets of resistance.
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Prosecutors said much of that money went into Banks' pockets.
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The pockets she was catching... I was like, 'Oh shit!
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The money is going into the pockets of pollsters, pundits.
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We're shying away from B2C as it requires deeper pockets.
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Despite this downturn, there are some pockets of positive news.
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Concerts and music festivals are like heaven for pick pockets.
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The difference, called "spread," ends up in the PBMs' pockets.
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Meanwhile, women would be relegated to spontaneous pockets of visibility.
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People attached to small screens they keep in their pockets.
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But not the pockets of a certain Genevan auction house.
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That night last week, the Rondons took stock, patting pockets.
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Pockets of dissenters in many communities have long shunned immunisation.
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Some notable pockets of weakness remain in the nation's economy.
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Are the supercomputers in our pockets to blame, offering an
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There's a good amount of pockets for gadgets and documents.
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The company said there were a few pockets of strength.
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He seemed totally at ease: smiling, hands in his pockets.
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Inside the Access Pack's main compartment you'll find countless pockets.
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But not all pockets of Ayodhya were filled with jubilation.
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Another pro of a travel backpack is pockets — for everything.
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Many buildings are rundown and pockets of crime still exist.
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He surveyed the street with his hands in his pockets.
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Instead, they prefer to line the pockets of their shareholders.
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This tracker attaches to surfaces or slips into wallet pockets.
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He lacked Amazon's technical expertise and its even deeper pockets.
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Trump is deeply unpopular in certain pockets of Great Britain.
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Famine has already been declared in pockets of South Sudan.
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O with its deep pockets and massive iPhone user base.
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They came with four pockets, a button, and a zip.
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"There were pockets of resistance (by African Americans)," Krugler says.
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Who knows how many of those rebel pockets actually exist?
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The industry's rearguard action was vast, disciplined, with deep pockets.
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Fold the circle in half, pinching out any air pockets.
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The reason is, you've got people with really deep pockets.
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VCs need deeper pockets to at least avoid major dilution.
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It's like security just checked our pockets and that's it.
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Now we carry things that burn brightly in our pockets.
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Only small pockets in the city have 5G nodes available.
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Schottenheimer will also stress the secondary's discipline with moving pockets.
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Northern New England does contain pockets that are less monolithic.
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Now is the time for cash in people's pockets, immediately.
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In Jamie's pockets, the cops found an eighth of weed.
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You are so much more than pockets of body fat.
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Turtle Bay is an enclave with its own surprising pockets.
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D'Antoni and Gunning tuck printed copies in their coat pockets.
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There were just too many pockets of dissent and rejection.
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There aren't pockets where it's heavier than in other spots.
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Money that's coming out of every one of our pockets.
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Actually, there are really good pockets of markets in there.
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He's filthy, smells of whiskey and his pockets are empty.
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The book is full of these pockets: just good writing.
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Google's edge against the latter may be its deep pockets.
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Reducing payroll taxes would put more money into consumers' pockets.
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There's pockets of concern, but it isn't a widespread problem.
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Cleveland voters are not passive observers having their pockets picked.
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I put it all back into the pockets for safekeeping.
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In Studio Rome is a city of pockets and alcoves.
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And I'm back to work without money in my pockets.
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Pockets are placed well and the pocket zippers are useful.
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All day, you're bent doing seat pockets, doing the seatbelts.
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You're still in the pockets of corporations digging our destruction.
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Vadik loved the weight of the coins in his pockets.
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The end result was more smartphones in pockets and purses.
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However, he said pockets of weakness need to be addressed.
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Inside pockets that are too small to be that useful.
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It means there's a little more money in Americans' pockets.
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The band's pockets become only more infectious in live settings.
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There were other pockets of weakness, though, in the report.
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But there were some pockets of strength in the report.
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Famine was declared in pockets of Borno State last year.
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Consumers cannot stand by and let retailers line their pockets.
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"You always find pockets of hesitancy for sure," he says.
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These guys can't even be bothered to empty their pockets.
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But some investors still see pockets of opportunity in media.
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I'm off work, but my pockets are O.K. for now.
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Sarah Paulson's hot pink cutout dress might ... have ... had ... pockets?
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G. Ry is amazing at figuring out these drum pockets.
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There are creases and pockets of different shapes and configurations.
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Amazon pockets the remaining 40 percent for its own purposes.
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It just has to find a buyer with deep pockets.
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Nowadays people think thrice before reaching out to their pockets.
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"I went to receive the trophy, and as I walk down I'm a bit nervous, and as I put my hands in my pockets I realise that the pockets are going backwards," he said.
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I don't expect the numbers to change drastically, but even $50 would help pay another bill and leave more in our pockets — and more in our pockets is a winning scenario every single time.
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The Daddy Bag is a super functional, streamlined diaper bag with insulated pockets for bottles, a slot for waste bags, wipe dispenser, and storage pockets for everything else you may need throughout the day.
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It was an incredibly lonely place, and what's sad is that it's still a lonely place to be talking about sexual harassment in certain pockets of tech, and in certain pockets of VC, in particular.
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In my opinion, the buttons were a bit flimsy, and it was annoying that the pockets weren't real — but in all fairness, many women's fashion brands make clothes with faux pockets, so I wasn't shocked.
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It's his turn to pay, and I throw in some Pill Pockets (treats that disguise the pill inside), because the cat's antidepressants are bitter and the pockets are the only thing that masks the taste.
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Now one investor is sensing pockets of opportunity as valuations cool.
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Athletes stroll through Olympic Park with them jangling in their pockets.
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Those pockets of activity strongly resemble blooming roses amid the darkness.
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And they have successfully courted major backers with deep pockets, too.
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"It's all business; everyone wants to fill his pockets," he says.
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It's loaded with pockets, windproof and waterproof, and warm as anything.
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No matter where you're at, there are pockets of bad behavior.
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Caption: The VaporMax sole consists exclusively of discrete, flexible air pockets.
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Some of these pockets are also known for desirable charter schools.
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He accidentally found that yanking Teflon filled it with air pockets.
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I imagined chaotic, glam nights smoking cigarettes from its tiny pockets.
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Every dollar paid out comes from insurers' pockets, encouraging poor behaviour.
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Snip off the edges of the pockets, too, for extra fraying.
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It puts more money in the pockets of just about everyone.
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PRETTYGARDEN Women's Faux Shearling Shaggy Oversized Coat with Pockets, $31.99; amazon.
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Earl carefully placed his trophies, smooth as globes, in his pockets.
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We already know that everyone loves a good dress with pockets.
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Dustin was the first person to introduce me to Hot Pockets!
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That's money going from investors' pockets into money managers' bank accounts.
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Probably the greatest feature of all, though, is it has pockets!
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You need to find pockets of joy where you can, OK?
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"Everybody thinks with their pockets, not with their heads," he said.
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Many of its series highlight specific ethnic pockets within our society.
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Others don't think that there can ever be too many pockets.
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Pockets of the country are seeing a resurgence of startup activity.
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"The distributors and Johnson & Johnson have extremely deep pockets," he added.
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One thing to be wary of: "air pockets" on summer days.
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Disruption is good, but it doesn't put money in our pockets.
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But any music industry buyer will need to have deep pockets.
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What do we do about the nefarious boxes in our pockets?
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Pockets of labor strength can still be found in the Midwest.
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Most of them also have that ultimate luxury: generous side pockets.
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"Pockets of forest can contain good numbers of diversity," said Maryon.
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Famine last struck pockets of Somalia in 2011, killing 260,000 people.
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People have 20183,000 extra dollars in their pockets for a family.
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Sachdeva said that Amazon's "deep pockets" will be its biggest advantage.
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You could be feeling like you have holes in your pockets.
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There's a reason every country with immigration has pockets of xenophobia.
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She fishes into the man's pant pockets, stuck to his corpse.
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The film's small budget came directly out of their own pockets.
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But that's not to say Donville doesn't spot pockets of opportunity.
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Meet the Pulse, the Taser designed for purses, and back pockets.
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For men, puffer jackets morphed into jackets with large front pockets.
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That's money coming directly out of borrowers' pockets — to what end?
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They have huge pockets in their investment groups, I mean, huge.
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"Those with deeper pockets are more prone to wait," she said.
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SEARCHING OUT THE SECTORS: Cappelleri is watching for pockets of strength.
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France is no match for China's deep pockets and economic might.
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THEY HAVE VERY DEEP POCKETS WHAT IF THEY COME BACK AGAIN.
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My little poor pockets are like, 'Dawn, you cannot fly today.
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He proposes destructive policies with an eye toward lining his pockets.
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Mosquitoes and neglected tropical diseases thrive in forgotten pockets of poverty.
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ECHOINE Boho Button Down Midi Beach Dress with Pockets, $23.99; amazon.
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Filling those air pockets with ice gets rid of that problem.
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It can be stuffed in pockets of many jackets and coats.
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Mr Cruz has pockets of support there; it looks awfully tight.
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What Netflix had to offer was creative control and deep pockets.
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Police recovered two knives from Weldon's pockets, according to court records.
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It's a confident design with just enough pockets and storage options.
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Grace Karin Cropped Paper Bag Waist Pants with Pockets, $22.99; amazon.
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And Indiana economists point to pockets of weakness within the state.
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Last decade, it leapt onto our phones and into our pockets.
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Police recovered two knives from his pockets, according to court records.
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It's better for more people to have money in their pockets.
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Also available: an employee lunchroom that smells vaguely of Hot Pockets.
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But when they search his pockets, they can't find the pills.
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You can store all your toiletries in the different-sized pockets.
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J.Crew's "Perfecting Pockets" in the front lend additional support and coverage.
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No air pockets are allowed, lest the salteñas, mid-baking, explode.
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What do you get when McDonald's creates a Hot Pockets spinoff?
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They started jumping fences and frantically stuffing their pockets with cash.
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Politicians who imagine they have Protestants in their pockets should beware
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But tech firms, some with deep pockets, are also moving in.
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In town, residents said avocado had put money into empty pockets.
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"People have money in their pockets," he said in an interview.
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On Sunday she rocked a metallic gold pantsuit, complete with pockets.
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The pockets of life have become more tenuous with each visit.
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Stuffed in its pockets was a stack of unchecked lottery tickets.
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The chaps have butt pockets, yet no butt Such is life.
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Probably should have stashed a belt in your oversized pockets, bruh.
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On their hikes, they wore clothes with many pockets and zippers.
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Oracle has deep enough pockets where they can go after anybody.
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It's these psychological pockets and triggers that really get people off.
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Citi Private Bank is also concentrating on growth "pockets," Liu said.
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That chamber, too, faced opposition from both conservative and moderate pockets.
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Earlier this year, pockets of the country plunged briefly into famine.
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These killings take money from their pockets, and it spreads fear.
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Still, there are pockets of the economy that are causing anxiety.
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I also really appreciate the zippered front pockets and interior pocket.
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Just started grabbing me, and putting their hands in my pockets.
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" Pockets are "good for carrying my phones, headphones and lip balm.
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He left work each night with his pockets stuffed with cash.
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But there were pockets of weakness in the retail sales report.
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The majors' deep pockets mean they can afford methane-detection programmes.
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Outside of these depressed pockets, though, the economy is plowing forward.
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More money in consumer pockets gives businesses more reason to expand.
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The rest disappears into administrative costs, advertising spending, and shareholders' pockets.
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Many patients pay thousands of dollars out of their own pockets.
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One is an unexpected downturn in pockets of the housing market.
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The massive video camera has shrunk to fit in our pockets.
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"When it hits your pockets, it's telling, it's real," he said.
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Hidden away in remote pockets are ancient forests overlooked by loggers.
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Despite the bright picture over all, there were pockets of weakness.
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In the prior quarter, they kept their hands in their pockets.
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Bloomberg's virtually bottomless pockets could provide a massive boost for Democrats.
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Now we keep them in our pockets or in lab bags.
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A changing pad is included in one of the magnetic pockets.
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Unsurprisingly, pockets of value can also be found farther from Manhattan.
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After the assailants checked Estrada's pockets, they shot him, he said.
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On the downside, it's too large to fit in many pockets.
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We wear it in our hair, carry it in our pockets.
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And I think it keeps cards in the pockets of referees.
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They don't slip their yarmulkes into their pockets out of fear.
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Studios have also started screening films early for pockets of critics.
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Do the same for any purses, bags or pockets with medicines.
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Mr. Nadjari immediately stuffed them in his pockets, drenching his pants.
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I mean come on, chunky knit and cowl neck AND pockets?!
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KILIG Long Sleeve Button Down Dress with Pockets, $17.88–$24.99; amazon.
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He tucked his hands into his pockets like two clipped birds.
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It's the internet in your pockets for the first time ever.
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"Yik Yak was for pockets of people on campus," she said.
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A weird point is that the outfit had no proper pockets.
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Both choices put more money in the firms' pockets, he said.
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Checking his pockets, he finds his phone and wallet are missing.
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We have pockets of customers in gaming, dating and live streaming.
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His hands were in his pockets; hers were in the air.
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They started jumping fences and frantically stuffing their pockets with cash.
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Even with its deep pockets, Facebook faces fierce competition for talent.
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This development has also helped keep more money in Iowans' pockets.
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But Michael Bloomberg is an unconventional candidate with nearly bottomless pockets.
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But it also benefits from Goldman's deep pockets and cheap funding.
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That means getting more money in the pockets of ordinary Americans.
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A center console, seat pockets and cup holders keep things tidy.
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She used the houndstooth sparingly across the collection — mainly for pockets.
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It will still not fit in small pockets without sticking out.
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This helps prevent powder pockets at the bottom of the bowl.
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Some pockets of hope among donors Some donors were more optimistic.
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Crutcher began walking toward her with his hands in his pockets.
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Deductibles also continue to burn a deeper hole in workers' pockets.
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"This is a game that requires deep pockets," Mr. Pinnington said.
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Handlers keep dog treats in their pockets to reward stellar performances ...
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I truly believe he isn't doing this to line his pockets.
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So of course there are pockets of concern within our footprint.
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But the broadcasters' deep pockets would make them a formidable opponent.
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Tiny pockets of water form as well, scattered throughout the matrix.
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Studios have also started screening films early for pockets of critics.
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The bribes lined the pockets of health care officials across China.
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He needs to feed his ego, not just line his pockets.
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That's when people get suspicious and start checking phones and pockets.
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On the outside is a pair of good-sized zippered pockets that open wide to allow access from either the top or side; inside those are organizer strips and sub-pockets for pens and so on.
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If you sense anything resembling a spring in your step, just push your hands into your chino pockets — or if it's chilly, the fleece pockets of your black North Face jacket — and resume the proper form.
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Meanwhile, at the federal level, if members of Congress repeal perfectly reasonable consumer-protection rules, voters should make them pay a price for picking the pockets of struggling Americans to line the pockets of the lenders.
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Nestle, with other U.S. packaged food brands such as DiGiorno, Tombstone, California Pizza Kitchen, Jack's, Hot Pockets and Lean Pockets, has also made changes to its pizza and snacking products by removing artificial flavors and reducing sodium.
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Fortunately for them, a billionaire with deep pockets has joined their team.
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But don't fear that loose pockets are reigning again in state capitols.
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Still, Opera has pockets of strength in some fast-growing Internet markets.
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Some cities had pockets where air pollution was off the charts. Literally.
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The neediest, most challenging students are filtered out to pockets of desperation.
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There's a reason why every country with immigration has pockets of xenophobia.
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Tack-sharp displays, powerful processors, and versatile sensors are in everyone's pockets.
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It effectively allowed customers to carry a bank branch in their pockets.
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Despite those deep pockets, Twitter prevailed, as Bloomberg first reported Tuesday morning.
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However, Greek citizens do not feel significant economic improvements in their pockets.
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"Our settlement puts real dollars in the pockets of consumers," Carey said.
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I also think a lot about where I put pockets and seams.
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Two of these will fit into each of The Vault's side pockets.
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GUILFOYLE: I got new workout pants with the pockets in them. What?
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Does fair trade or free trade put more money in Americans' pockets?
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"Just in case, I always have nuts in my pockets," Oz says.
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There are mesh eye holes and pockets perfectly positioned for hugging yourself.
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But there are still pockets where coverage rates are below 75 percent.
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Pockets of energy are declining, concentrations of heat are being smoothed away.
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Syria is one of the last remaining pockets of the virus worldwide.
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Freshlook Long Sleeve Casual Button Down Swing Dress with Pockets, $16.99; walmart.
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The smartphones in doctors' pockets could replace the stethoscopes around their necks.
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He has consistently sent American jobs overseas to line his own pockets.
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Clifton loves hot pockets (yum) and doesn't use a wash cloth (ew).
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After all, their pockets have been "mined" by a Trump once before.
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Their guests are turning out their pockets for bachelorette parties and more.
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In any event, score one for Bey's pockets, and for Target shoppers.
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"There are pockets with no investments in certain neighborhoods," Ms. Ford said.
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In the meantime, however, vapes occasionally explode in people's pockets and faces.
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That would largely serve to line the pockets of the richest clubs.
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They spill them on the floor or they stick them in pockets.
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It also had giant pockets on its skirt, and two split sleeves.
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You need a lot of pockets when you're out in the field.
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It was dark, with breached walls and pockets of heat and flames.
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He rustles through his too-tight jean pockets for his vape pen.
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Forty-five districts have "pockets of people facing catastrophic hunger", he added.
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It's like half a centimeter, it definitely still fits in my pockets.
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Now, however, they also come with the most badass butt pockets yet.
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However, the biggest competitor for connecting is in our pockets: the smartphone.
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We catch rising stars and falling ones, to put in our pockets.
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There are pockets of the country where it's more pressured than others.
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And ultimately, it didn't have pockets deep enough to compete with DJI.
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Today the 11-plus exam survives only in pockets of the country.
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Some of that money, of course, will go back into Trump's pockets.
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In lotuses the air pockets are created by minute lumps of wax.
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"However, there are pockets of people who are vaccine-hesitant," Messonnier said.
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Despite the problems, there have been pockets of progress, the report found.
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Go deeper: How dollar stores thrive in distressed pockets of rural America
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ASOS DESIGN Gingham Full Midi Skirt with Belt and Pockets, $51; asos.
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On the less utilitarian side, Claudia Li's structured pockets featuring floral detailing.
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These are rough surfaces that trap pockets of air under different liquids.
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The omelet maker also works for frittatas, paninis, pizza pockets, and more.
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But these customers are concentrated in pockets across a vast land mass.
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It could be the future and put more money into artists' pockets.
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The neatness of this backpack is best expressed in its exterior pockets.
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By the way, China just dropped $2 trillion into E-Corp's pockets.
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For the ritual, which lasts an hour, Mr Moscato pockets €155 ($182).
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Or their phones slip out of their pockets in a compromising place.
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Jim Gaffigan has said everything you need to know about hot pockets.
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Dirty grey cityscapes hide pockets of extravagent parties you're not invited to.
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As a result, there are pockets of financial strain inside the group.
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Rich people aren't afraid to fund their future from other people's pockets.
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However despite the turmoil, analysts believe there are some pockets of value.
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"They had pills in their pockets," one of the soldiers tells me.
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A brik comes in many shapes, from half moons to rectangular pockets.
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South Koreans can soon say goodbye to coins jiggling in their pockets.
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"Well, there are certainly pockets where … students are doing well," DeVos said.
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"Some pockets of children remain bullied across their school careers," Ladd said.
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There are plenty of autonomous vehicle initiatives backed by deep corporate pockets.
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Pockets of resistance remained in west Mosul, including sleeper cells, Mattis said.
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Uber's relationship with its drivers could hit its image and its pockets.
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Despite these pockets of resistance, Pelosi seems to have the upper hand.
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"civilization" was the part of America they had colonized, pockets they had
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But in smaller pockets across the city, there are people changing that.
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Alphabet's pockets are deeper than those of the taxpayers' of these cities.
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Four to five officers searched the pockets of his pants and jacket.
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But the group has shown in the past it has deep pockets.
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As crowds surrounded pockets of rebel soldiers, the coup began to collapse.
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AstraZeneca's deep pockets, expertise and global heft should yield some lucrative discoveries.
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"In the end, players who have deeper pockets will stay," she added.
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Back pockets on jeans should be a minimum of four inches across.
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The girl filled her pockets with blue pebbles from the fish tank.
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Now, millions of us carry mobile live video units in our pockets.
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MEROKEETY Soft Chunky Knit Open Front Cardigan with Pockets, $26.99–$35.99, amazon.
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Out-of-towners with deep pockets are prime revenue producers for Maui.
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Marrow becomes upset and jerks once while the officers search his pockets.
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"We have been able to find pockets of growth," Bester told Reuters.
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Until, of course, everyone instead turns to the images in their pockets.
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We have them in our homes, at work, and in our pockets.
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I personally love my pair for travel because of the great pockets.
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Poke jammed his hands in his pockets, flexing his fingers, unforming fists.
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They have belt loops, front slant pockets, and fit true to size.
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He felt in his pockets for the space where the thread thinned.
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Season chops all over with 1 teaspoon salt, including inside pockets. 2.
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Large automakers and wealthy consumers line their pockets with ordinary taxpayers' money.
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Off the coast of the Arabian Peninsula, there are pockets of resistance.
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Its prices are very reasonable for those who don't have bottomless pockets
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Unity also faces competition from other game engine makers with deep pockets.
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Wage increases aren't just data points but real money in people's pockets.
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Islamic State fighters still hold pockets in the northern and eastern outskirts.
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The SDF declared "major military operations" over, although pockets of resistance remained.
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"Consumers are becoming aware they've got power in their pockets," Bono said.
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Strange variations on mindfulness will proliferate, while pockets of traditional teachings endure.
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However, as with all disruptive innovations, there are large pockets of dissent.
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Consumers receiving those subsidies paid less out of their own pockets, too.
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"We may have contained some pockets, but it's not a definitive victory."
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There are pockets of the country in which it is working poorly.
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Researchers looked into why women's pockets are so much smaller than men's.
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Also like marriage, Hot Pockets aren't that special after the first one.
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The pockets function for men like purses do for women, he said.
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But not so bad for hungry people without money in their pockets.
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It helps me travel light; I use the pockets like a purse.
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Still, the settlements continue to thrive across northern pockets of the country.
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But Blackstone and its partners have a good reputation and deep pockets.
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Plants and animals capitalize on these pockets of Shangri-La-like peace.
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But he came to realize that India didn't have China's deep pockets.
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There are variations and other pockets of Lancashire may mix it up.
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But even deep pockets don't guarantee success in an increasingly digital landscape.
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Consumers with Amazon and Yelp in their pockets can easily avoid overpaying.
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"They are paying out of their pockets to play football," Losada said.
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Still, many patients pay thousands of dollars out of their own pockets.
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"For the early adopters with deep pockets, that's great," Mr. Gillett said.
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"But it will also put money back in consumers' pockets," he said.
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The Hot Pockets of Apulia in southern Italy are panzerotti fried turnovers.
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They put surveillance devices in their homes and pockets without a qualm.
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Gates was "lining his pockets" and "paying himself fake bonuses," he said.
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When placed front and center, large pockets become both ornamental and functional.
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That's a distraction device they carry in their pockets all the time.
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We selected the 83 stories below from distant pockets of the globe.
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Owners were encouraged to take training treats to keep in their pockets.
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But pockets of extreme poverty also exist in majority-black, urban areas.
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On Tuesday, the city was declared liberated, although pockets of fighting remain.
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Yet in small geographic pockets, winegrowers have stuck with their native varieties.
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It continues to hide in pockets where the vaccine isn't reaching it.
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But money and power flow sometimes to new places and new pockets.
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It's detailed with a blazer-like collar and two large patch pockets.
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The woman pulls a plastic bottle from one of her huge pockets.
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The pro-tax forces had the help of their own deep pockets.
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Many of them essentially have company stock falling out of their pockets.
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The top layer has deep pockets to catch litter and prevent tracking.
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Janavs's family founded Chef America, the food manufacturer that developed Hot Pockets.
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Some school employees reach into their own pockets to pay for meals.
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What is more, the tepid numbers for March mask pockets of strength.
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"Where is that money going except into someone's pockets," Mr. Balyali said.
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Again my pockets were filled with cellophane-encased saltines and breath mints.
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It makes it super easy to slide into pant and coat pockets.
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We'd accept any band that can cover the Hot Pockets theme song.
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"Deep pockets, that's just something you need when you golf," Joel said.
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It's a box-pleat skirt that's got a little fullness and pockets.
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But connecting the various pockets of development in Detroit remains a challenge.
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Children gently frisked the painter's pockets; somebody was tugging on his coat.
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Those quilted, walled-off pockets that hold the down in your jacket?
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Of course, there are pockets of the market that are indeed expensive.
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Trump sold himself as a populist only to line his own pockets.
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She rocked up to the Academy Awards in a dress with pockets.
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Instead, they could win just by focusing on small pockets of them.
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I blanched and asked him to search his pockets for exact change.
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To her right, a man watched her, his hands in his pockets.
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Space travel for earthlings (with deep pockets) is also on the horizon.
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But they acknowledge that they'll be fighting against the GOP's deep pockets.
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And California-based Apple pockets most of the profit from those sales.
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Fertitta dug deeper in his pockets and purchased an extra 500 mattress.
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They disappear into wall pockets, blurring the distinction between indoors and out.
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I stood with my hands in the pockets of my pajama pants.
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The kids immediately start saying nice things and digging into their pockets.
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The tips included wearing a coat or a backpack with hidden pockets.
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But in their absence, midsize cities have become pockets of L.G.B.T. acceptance.
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However, there are pockets of lower confidence in vaccines across the world.
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People do not like having more money taken out of their pockets.
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Meredith hopes it can find other deep pockets for its other titles.
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Pockets are political, but probably not in the way you'd first expect.
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It is to say that pockets are more than sexist: they're political.
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What's your life like when your pockets are overflowing with Pepe Cash?
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Both competitors will deepen their pockets, no matter who wins or loses.
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There are two water bottle pockets on the sides, a zip-shut phone pocket on the hip, and a half-dozen pockets in the interior, including a padded tablet sleeve where I keep my Kindle for post-lunch relaxing.
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To reduce awards, argues Ken Murphy, director-general of the professional body for solicitors, would "merely be to take from the pockets of injured victims of negligence in order to line the pockets of an increasingly profitable insurance industry".
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Everywhere in the region around the Mura village, pockets of fire were raging.
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However, a few small pockets of IS resistance remain in Iraq's second city.
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We had computers on our desks, then our laps, then in our pockets.
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Our main pockets now are Santa Monica / Venice, which is the west side.
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The man says he took the coins from the pockets of the dead.
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While he's convinced of a bear market, Yusko still sees pockets of opportunity.
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The texture creates pockets in the surface that make the suit more breathable.
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Hot Pockets 🍕: Wait a minute, this doesn't feel like a massage anymore.
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And the Washington Post under Jeff Bezos has very deep pockets behind it.
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You have to protect everything, all your pockets; you can't leave anything unattended.
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It features five spacious pockets, thus totally eliminating the need for a bag.
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The Indians have shallower pockets, and couldn't afford to take the powerhouse approach.
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On the other hand, there were pockets of brightness in some earnings results.
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There are pockets of Europe where social nudity is getting a second wind.
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That, though, does not stop countries with limited domestic resources (and deep pockets).
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Bird and Lime have a new competitor that has, possibly, super-deep pockets.
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Such splintering creates distinct pockets of voters to which smaller parties can appeal.
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You don't need to empty your pockets to indulge your passion for gaming.
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I had no one to call and not much money in my pockets.
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Foreign governments will spend huge sums -- generating profits that will line Trump's pockets.
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The CMA is today effectively taking 1 billion pounds out of customers' pockets.
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But that money is likely to come out of the pockets of consumers.
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But gun violence still flares in some pockets, shattering worlds and igniting despair.
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Urban pockets where immigrants are concentrated have been plagued by crime and unemployment.
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The traditional big bundle has lined the pockets of entertainment companies like Disney.
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Watchdogs have long claimed that the Barzanis are among those lining their pockets.
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Albeit poorer, Russia remains a petro state, so there are pockets of plenty.
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And the company has deep enough pockets to sign this kind of deal.
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"I think I served really well today, especially in certain pockets," Keys said.
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Even within nations which have apparently recovered, there are pockets of regional weakness.
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Apparently, the trick to what makes these pants so great is their pockets.
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The officers again asked Clark to take his hands out of his pockets.
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The history of American politics is lined with public officials lining their pockets.
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It goes without saying, but tablets are also terrible at fitting in pockets.
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She thinks some of the money may have been diverted into private pockets.
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The CMA is today effectively taking 33 billion pounds out of customers' pockets.
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SARA EISEN: There are pockets of weakness, though: manufacturing, industrial production, capital spending.
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It ends up creating air pockets underneath, which in turns provides liquid repellency.
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Pockets of strong wage growth, and high consumer confidence, are the natural result.
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"We had pockets of celebration, some in Queens, some in Brooklyn," he said.
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Then Elizabeth and Philip stride up, hands in pockets, gazes set determinedly forward.
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By November 11, the last pockets of armed resistance had been gunned down.
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Little remains of the "caliphate" but a few pockets and a bankrupt ideology.
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"Money," Cowperthwaite said, should be left "to fructify in the pockets of taxpayers".
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But now they have to reach into their own pockets to do so.
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"It surprised me as well that we had penetrated these pockets," Lalwani said.
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Even Carolina Herrera adorned its blazers with contrasting, supersized pockets at the hips.
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In a country with pockets of abject poverty, that can have dramatic consequences.
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He said certain "pockets of weakness" were due more to company-specific news.
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Lots and lots of pockets and pouches for those who like to organize.
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Political and logistical hurdles complicate the process, even for the most bottomless pockets.
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These pockets aren't a demure surprise either – they're puffy, three-dimensional, and unapologetic.
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Tips should always be on top and always go 100% into workers' pockets.
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It takes a special talent to glorify that which lines Roger Goodell's pockets.
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Gone are the DSLR-cradling padded pockets that Lowepro packs are known for.
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They're addictive when we all have smartphones in our pockets all the time.
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But its government pockets only around $22013 million a year in mining revenue.
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But its government pockets only around $30 million a year in mining revenue.
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That attention to the team goes beyond inspiring messages and into employee pockets.
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The aid agency warned of "pockets of what is close to a famine".
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Most pneumoconiosis deaths occurred in central Appalachia but there were small pockets elsewhere.
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Then they had him empty his pockets and briefly took his cell phone.
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Hodges says doing this heavily damaged his case -- because Netflix has deeper pockets.
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They can monitor our homes while we wander off, smartphones in our pockets.
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You're only ever as prepared as your pockets are roomy, am I right?
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But there are still pockets of optimism from major organizations amid the turmoil.
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And a great-grandmother's celebratory barbecue interrupted by warrantless searches of attendees' pockets.
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That requires a layering of different textiles, plus zippers, pockets, collars, and trim.
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But Bombardier faces rivals with "deep-pockets" that are aggressively competing on price.
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The opportunities we have because of the technology in our pockets is crazy.
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There is some of that that does happen in pockets, and understandably so.
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Kylie Jenner's bitching about Snapchat might've inadvertently inflicted some pain ... in Snapchat's pockets.
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Bayrock's marketing materials listed Mashkevich and his deep pockets as a strategic partner.
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The American people, discovering more money in their pockets, responded with their generosity.
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"Deeper pockets of doubt" about vaccine safety were more common in certain regions.
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And his parties attracted sponsors with deep pockets — Bacardi was a longtime client.
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Like the side pockets for water, this also intrudes into the main compartment.
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Lord Willin' was the last time the Clipse would hit those comfortable pockets.
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Others, including some with deeper pockets, want to take the smallsat revolution further.
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If you have some extra change in your pockets we would be grateful.
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The pockets were awkwardly front-facing, and the fabric felt stiff and cheap.
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Decades of heady growth had put money into the pockets of Sheyang's residents.
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Others have also reached deep into their pockets for the victims of Harvey.
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Therefore, the trade deficit widens when consumers have more money in their pockets.
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Some of these liquid pockets, called cryopegs, have remained untouched for 50,000 years.
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Mr Fackrell discovered a baggie of methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia in his pockets.
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They have deep pockets, and not only Facebook, but the other tech giants.
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Though Paul isn't comfortable explaining how the company targets specific pockets of customers.
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The report also found other pockets of growth in Asia, such as Singapore.
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Unlike some other crushable backpacks, this model features additional pockets for extra organization.
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"I left with just what I had in my pockets," Mr. Chapman said.
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This arrangement made sense when the industry was healthy and had deeper pockets.
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It's always in our pockets, and with wearables, it's connected to our bodies.
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There are pockets of emptiness, of nowhere or elsewhere, included in these places.
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The Topo Travel Bag has a main compartment, and two outside organizer pockets.
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When you unzip them, several pockets are revealed with all your products inside.
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Pros:Very affordable, lightweight, durable, easy to maneuverCons:No interior pockets, only one exterior pocket
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It has a total of four pockets: three for cards, one for bills.
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This one also has extra pockets for money, ID cards, and credit cards.
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Ferris said they kept cool by stuffing their pockets with bags of ice.
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"Take it out, anything, anything in your pockets, take it out," he says.
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They have more dollars in their pockets, even if they lack purchasing power.
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Even fast food, lattes and vending machine snacks can slowly empty your pockets.
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If Bloomberg runs, he'll open those deep pockets in the presidential primary contest.
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Emilia Clarke, for example, attended the event wearing a teal gown with pockets.
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My grandfather and godfather carved their pockets of solitude by donning white suits.
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The little supercomputer they carry around in their pockets makes it so easy.
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These were perfect petite pockets of spicy, gooey cheese and hot, crispy breading.
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But they won't be so excited about Elon reaching deeper into their pockets.
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But they won't be so excited about Elon reaching deeper into their pockets.
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Our relatively deep pockets also make the United States a particularly attractive target.
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Peter shook his head and stuck both hands determinedly into his jacket pockets.
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Pockets of intense opposition remain, but bipartisan majorities exist for criminal justice reform.
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They also need to exploit pockets of relative value quickly before they disappear.
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The PBM pockets $5 on normal spread pricing (after subtracting the $15 cost).
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He's someone with deep pockets that has given money to plenty of campaigns.
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Think Georgia Louise facials and La Mer, because, well, them pockets run deep.
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Create them, and we will continue to put more money in your pockets.
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That leaves pockets of housing now that are available to people with disabilities.
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"They're in a billion pockets, y'all," she said, referring to Apple's ubiquitous devices.
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Parents will also appreciate the two little storage pockets built into the carrier.
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It's got a contemporary, boxy oversized look with four pockets, and metal buttons.
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Yet President Trump exploits his office to line his pockets with taxpayer dollars.
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I find them in my pockets and at the bottom of my purse.
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Localized flash flooding is possible within some of the heavier pockets of rain.
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This would put thousands of dollars back in the pockets of ordinary workers.
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Political analysts say Turkish voters can be unforgiving when their pockets are hit.
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In our pockets, our homes, our cars, plus on a few people's wrists.
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They are quite effective at lining the pockets of shareholders in protected industries.
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The video also showed off special features like the dual water bottle pockets.
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So the way to approach these monumental problems is in pockets of conversation.
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These fees, the writers say, amount to money taken out of their pockets.
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South Park, one of Seattle's dwindling blue-collar pockets, is on the rise.
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"Anywhere there are pockets of resistance, we will be among them," says Vitellaro.
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Groups will breathe easier in the spacious pockets near the front and back.
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"There are lovely pockets in the east coast and south coast," he said.
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Staff members dug into their own pockets to have the clothes dry cleaned.
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It has also lined the pockets of many of London's most powerful players.
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Before you start, trim off and discard any large visible pockets of fat.
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And it's going into the pockets of the wealthiest people in the world.
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"They're in a billion pockets, y'all," Ms. Winfrey said of Apple's global reach.
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Wishing you pockets of joy during the mad scramble of the holiday season.
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When that money trickles down to researchers, it is not padding their pockets.
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Ahead, we dive deep into the pockets of all our fave Hills mainstays.
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I try them on with a matching robe jacket with deep pockets ($460).
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Enthusiasts of '70s music and literature will tumble into delightful pockets of nostalgia.
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H.B.C.U.s' survival, then, hinges on more than digging deeper into the government's pockets.
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"A person whose pockets are empty is not really free," he tells supporters.
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And states are diverse places — even the richest ones have pockets of poverty.
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To analyze the least-accessible pockets of the five boroughs, we asked Localize.
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Pockets of the US are getting warmer and warmer weeks earlier than usual.
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The pockets of community transmission are still limited to California, Oregon and Washington.
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For the dad who loves Nike and always has change in his pockets.
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It comes in 11 colors, including a leopard-print style, and has pockets.
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Other problem pockets near the Miami River and in Shorecrest got minimal flooding.
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Yes, there is resistance in some pockets of the GOP to the President.
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The old doctrines based on containers, pockets and bags are no longer sufficient.
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The oversized pockets are great for keeping your hands warm on chilly days.
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It's a perfect look for any casual setting and it even has pockets!!!
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I also ignore the pockets of value-based care, or Medicare Advantage (MA).
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Those pockets don't have to be large: 1 percent of your patient population.
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The government is functioning, though there are vast pockets where Shabab militants thrive.
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Other US carriers have deployed 5G networks in certain pockets of certain cities.
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Big fur pockets were belted atop little velvet dresses with white poplin collars.
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There are no power ports, seat pockets or folding armrest in the back.
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People might pick pockets or break into the homes of part-time residents.
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The government treats the defendants "like small change in their pockets," he said.
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Why, everyone who had ever heard the phrase "Hot Pockets Heiress," that's who.
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Without asking permission, the officers patted him down and reached into his pockets.
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While the club nights are open to the public, deep pockets are required.
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A common misconception is that these funds line the pockets of corrupt governments.
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Cruz identified pockets within the state where he believes his message could resonate.
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Hot Pockets, the iconic American snack, were created by two Iranian immigrant brothers.
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There are pockets in the American schedule where that is not the case.
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Firm mozzarella will give you pockets of supple but not-quite-melted cheese.
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Pockets — their number, placement and appearance — are a huge issue, airline executives say.
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John Baldessari is so successful that he carries absolutely nothing in his pockets.
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Air pockets within the ultra-thin fibers trap the heat and retain it.
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It therefore seems an inopportune moment to extract more yen from their pockets.
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In pockets, the launch of the iPod kicked off the age of podcasting.
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Watching Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets is like listening to a long, slow lament.
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"We're talking a relatively small number of cases, in certain pockets," O'Neill said.
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Stopping the demand for the smugglers' services actually hits them in their pockets.
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His hands were in his pockets, and he was looking down at something.
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Mr. Capulong carries a leather card case by Veilance with only two pockets.
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Retail jobs put cash in her pockets, but the work was always seasonal.
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During the search, officers found the knife and the heroin in his pockets.
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Shovel as much money as you can into the pockets of the shareholders.
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Today he has pockets of strength in almost every part of the country.
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Chinese money goes into infrastructure projects and politicians' pockets, not foreign guerrilla movements.
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In case you didn't know, pockets in women's clothing are a feminist issue.
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As a result, educators are reaching into their own pockets to help out.
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It is also diverse with large pockets of African-American and Latino adherents.
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He patted down his pockets: wallet, house key, the little vial of pills.
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Fighters loyal to Islamic State have also emerged in pockets of the country.
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I pulled my pockets inside out to show him that they were empty.
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"Please don't touch me," Boyd said, pulling out two knives from his pockets.
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They are like teenagers stuffing their pockets with candy, ravenous for the night.
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And the pockets of the landscape that suit them can be widely dispersed.
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In 2018, 17 measles outbreaks were reported, mostly in pockets around the nation.
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This year Robbie opted for a far more causal look — complete with pockets.
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Only tiny populations of bears and elephants hang on in small, vulnerable pockets.
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The lights fade and there are now only pockets of the stage illuminated.
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Women have been been demanding better pockets since before they were granted suffrage.
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He's got no passport now too, and has zero cash in his pockets.
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The short-seller then returns them to the lender and pockets the difference.
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A dozen hours into the game, and Arthur's pockets are overflowing with cash.
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Instead of getting stuck kicking yourself at the eleventh hour — digging your fingers deep in the pockets of your jumpsuit (thank god for pockets, right?) — give yourself a fun, festive, easy-to-DIY manicure ahead of the party this time around.
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When designing their newest release, the Up For Anything Tight, they were sure to add four pockets (two deep side pockets, a big zippered pocket, and an internal waist pocket), which is the most out of all their leggings designs.
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At Matthew Adams Dolan, rigid denim workwear featured carpenter-esque belt bags made up of pockets that resembled a tool belt, while Eckhaus Latta's take on the blazer included big, deep pockets ideal for stuffing with snacks and your Metro Card.
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Because she carries everything and I don't want to have bulges in my pockets.
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Their deep pockets allow them to buy startups that could one day become rivals.
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Although crime is falling citywide, it remains high in some pockets, including Bergen-Lafayette.
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Since the market's beginnings, wealthy British individuals have insured risks from their own pockets.
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As expected, they once again found the fluid pockets surrounded by bundles of collagen.
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All of western Mosul as well as pockets of resistance in the city's environs.
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Late nineteenth-century tycoons, their hearts full of social gospel and their pockets full
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As for corporate platforms, I don't know, pockets of Twitter make for good dialogue.
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Scrabbling for it, with grubby, bug hands, but there's no pockets, just empty holes.
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Measles can further spread in communities with pockets of unvaccinated people, the CDC noted.
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Take a cue from Jennifer Lopez and use all of your extra pockets, people!
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They're suing Live Nation and Irving Plaza -- aka the deep pockets -- for unspecified damages.
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It's all about those little valleys and pockets of fat and little charred bits.
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He shrugged, and put his hands in his pockets, looking down for a moment.
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The only matter was just how much money was being funneled into their pockets.
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Some agricultural pockets of the country are moving more quickly to solar than others.
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He lets her work as a manager at a hospital, but pockets her earnings.
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Multitouch created a world of powerful, always-connected devices that fit in our pockets.
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I hide my hands under tables, in my pockets, or by clutching my phone.
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Geena Davis walked the red carpet in a daring Romona Keveza dress with pockets.
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Reverse the stereotype by putting money in people's pockets instead of taking it out.
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There are also five slip pockets, two pen slots, and dual adjustable shoulder straps.
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Plus, with multiple accessory pockets, you can keep all your essential work supplies secure.
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In a vacuum of information, this sent pockets of the internet into a panic.
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There are tiny padded, microfiber-lined, Velcro-adjustable pockets for lenses and other doodads.
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It looked after the elderly's pockets but now is taking money away from them.
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These underwear take it a step further with printed back pockets and frontal whiskering.
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It thrives in certain pockets—affluent boho-yoga moms, evangelical Christians, Area 51 insurgents.
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Unless there are deep pockets involved: Singapore and Qatar are big importers, per citizen.
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They are also built to win immediately, and their owners have infinitely deep pockets.
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Sarandos expressed no concerns over reaching the bottom of the company's famously deep pockets.
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But private backers with deep pockets would let him expand at his own pace.
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It's large enough that it'll stick out of any but the deepest pants pockets.
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There are two interior pockets where I shoved my card wallet, phones and Metrocard.
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It's small enough that it slips into my pants pockets without uncomfortably stretching them.
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There are concerns that the money might end up in the Obiang family's pockets.
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Mr Orban's regime is demolishing Hungary's institutions while lining the pockets of his pals.
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That awkwardness gave rise to moments of lovely serendipity — and pockets of blissful ignorance.
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But in between these pockets, inflation continues, expanding faster than the speed of light.
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And it's got the deep pockets and electoral firepower to turn it into reality.
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Companies have deep pockets and can outlast opponents in a lawsuit, right or wrong.
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NOTES: The announced crowd was 12,086, though there were many pockets of empty seats.
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This has led to pockets of lower-than-normal vaccination rates in some communities.
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It's why Jaunt only works with partners with deep pockets, like Sir Paul McCartney.
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It's less money out of their pockets for travel or lost time at work.
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He said that there are pockets of momentum in the stock market right now.
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Meanwhile, everyone assumes Chinese cash is lining politicians' pockets and paying for political largesse.
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The regime, with the help of Russian bombers, is pummelling the remaining rebel pockets.
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The new iPhone Plus is so big it barely fits into most people's pockets.
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And when compared to pockets and other carryalls with straps, they can feel superfluous.
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Americans are returning to the workforce, and consumers have more money in their pockets.
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BlackFly has one advantage: the deep-pockets of a tech billionaire to buoy it.
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Pockets of photographers and filmers line the edge of the cliff with 600mm lenses.
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"Joe is carrying a lot of debt in his or her pockets," Harris added.
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The front pockets are secured with brass hardware that's heavy and clumsy to use.
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There's a new venture fund in Michigan and it aims to have deep pockets.
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If you thought motherhood was going to hurt Cardi B's pockets, you thought wrong.
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I usually have a couple of crystals in my pockets or in my hands.
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In 2018, Science™ (or rather, The Pudding) conclusively confirmed that women's pockets suck.
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Materials, pockets, and fasteners might differ, but they're all iterations on the same theme.
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Well, one of them is that there are almost no pockets in this bag.
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Ultimately, there are some pockets for these companies where there are new growth opportunities.
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People have these really powerful computers in their pockets and knowledge on particular topics.
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But Mr Son's grand dreams were not matched by the depth of SoftBank's pockets.
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Please, give us bigger pockets, or else the fanny pack really will never die.
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Pockets of press and photographers were already waiting, along with 50 or so observers.
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Silvera and his team tell a story in the pockets of action they're creating.
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The area has pockets of prosperity – mainly gated communities untouched by the drug war.
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I also snag a work-appropriate dress and a flowy black skirt (with pockets!).
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People are seeing more money in their pockets and they&aposre seeing companies hiring.
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It's a change that puts real money in the pockets of taxpaying American families.
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Nowadays, everyone has a very capable camera attached to the smartphones in their pockets.
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A sharp drop in mortgage interest rates is putting more money in their pockets.
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Icons and songs from the Hitler years live on in pockets of the army.
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While several perpetrators groped the women, others picked their pockets, stealing wallets and cellphones.
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Worse than that, they just redirected the flows of money into their own pockets.
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The rebels are confined to pockets along the southern and northern borders (see map).
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Even small-but-growing pockets of African-American and Asian-American voters could help.
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The glacial runoff formed offshore deltas, and eventually trapped pockets of water underneath them.
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But, the tide of #MeToo wasn't limited to the entertainment industry's most visible pockets.
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Besides pockets for essentials, and snacks, you can carry your own utensils with you!
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Globally, polygamy is in retreat, but in some pockets support for it is rising.
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Is anything more thrilling than trying on a dress and realizing it has pockets?
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There is one group with deep pockets that is eyeing shale: the oil majors.
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But Angela just shrugged, shoved her hands into her pockets, and shook her head.
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They launch regular air strikes against groups holding out in pockets of the city.
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Big budget movies need financing, and the Trump administration is full of deep pockets.
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You know those gated areas, where it has a courtyard, like those little pockets?
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And there's certainly pockets of Europe where we've seen a little bit of slowdown.
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What if there aren't deep pockets and negotiation power to compete for user acquisition?
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The company has been lining its pockets to fuel a big push into Asia.
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Abramson notes that both the Times and the Post have successfully tapped readers' pockets.
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For those who are uninitiated, cinemagraphs are still images with pockets of looped motion.
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The bags feature a main storage compartment, zippered front pocket and velcro side pockets.
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Low unemployment has put more money into people's pockets which has lifted consumer spending.
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If Mr Trump does falter, the euphoria would dull the pain of lighter pockets.
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As the water receded, nematodes could have sunk underground in pockets of salt water.
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There's a pouch and plenty of pockets for lipsticks, blushes, and even more brushes.
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Hackers are in high demand, some even work for nation states with deep pockets.
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It cannot exist in the cold tundra; it needs its own pockets of warmth.
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As Carlyle, you own businesses and you look at different pockets of the markets.
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Nice to become one of the biggest svod's on earth just from shifting pockets.
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In the 90s, the familiar pool tables with pockets started to appear in Romania.
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A weather pattern known as El Nino has brought pockets of rain to California.
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Genuine conservatives that are not in the pockets of special interests should be appalled.
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The depression consumed even the smallest pockets of joy I had inside of me.
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Big name firms with deep pockets are behind a number of early stage investments.
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But the coolest of cool kids distinguished themselves by the number of arm pockets.
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Man with dogs in his pockets walking his duck, which has shoes on pic.twitter.
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Do you have to be in a certain mood to get into different pockets?
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Returns on capital, concentration and prices have risen in many pockets of the economy.
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With rising rents come shops and services aimed at new arrivals with deep pockets.
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Martyrdom gets donors to empty pockets and voters to turn up at the polls.
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Baker Hughes pockets a $3.5 billion breakup fee for its efforts, at Halliburton's expense.
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Growth-oriented policy requires efficiency, "structural reform," better incentives, not just money in pockets.
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It does not need to pick Huntsville taxpayers' pockets to achieve its fiber dreams.
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Either way, it has found pockets of support on both sides of the Atlantic.
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A Senate Democrat is challenging the deep pockets of the National Football League (NFL).
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Its power to coax money from the pockets of the faithful is truly awesome.
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So scrounge through your purses, couch cushions, and pockets for that extra lose change.
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That means insurers will have to provide the subsidies out of their own pockets.
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Snooker uses a larger table, and narrower pockets than the older game of billiards.
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But Brabender says politically outspoken performers are actually helping to line the GOP's pockets.
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Pockets and dedicated compartments offer organization, and the bag is comfortable to carry, too.
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"I'm the guy walking around with his hands in his pockets, whistling," he said.
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Their tax cut put more money in the pockets of the rich and corporations.
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I would've just gotten a hunting vest and filled the pockets up with rocks.
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Other than that, it features a similar mix of internal organization and external pockets.
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The main compartment also has two big zippered mesh pockets to hold additional items.
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Some have pockets to hold products securely, and others just have one big compartment.
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At home, my unsparing mirror told the truth: I was Big Bird with pockets.
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Insider Picks freelancer Erin Mayer compared its specialized pockets to the clown car effect.
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But the proposal has run into several pockets of opposition in the GOP conference.
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Reviewers comment on things like the practical pockets, just-right fit, and waterproof shell.
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They investigated parasites, moulds and diseases that occur only in pockets of the USA.
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"Line has been restricted to Japan and pockets of Southeast Asia," Ms. Dharia said.
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He scooted behind Hurwitz and placed the younger man's hands over the pants pockets.
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She capitalized on being cute and felt powerful with her pockets full of cash.
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Pros: Denim-like fit and feel, trail performance, light weightCons: Not many extra pockets
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He'll even pull out the lining of his pockets to demonstrate that they're empty.
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Her red-carpet look featured one long sleeve, a bedazzled neckline, and giant pockets.
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They tackled that head-on, creating subsidies funded from the pockets of electricity consumers.
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They want to line the pockets of the fossil fuel industry, plain and simple.
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The liner shorts also have thigh pockets, which are perfect for securely storing snacks.
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Still, the measures announced on Friday were aimed at putting money into pockets quickly.
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I stuffed keys, cash, and my meds into my pockets and called a car.
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Again, my favorite part of this bag are the multiple little pockets and spaces.
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Pockets out, extra long shirts, grubby socks and don't forget your gray bin satchel.
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Yet I have, since puberty, carried some extra pockets of fat around my midsection.
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The short seller pockets $1,200, minus rent they've paid while they've held the shares.
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Blocking the deal is "effectively taking £1 billion out of customers' pockets," Coupe said.
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That difference doesn't just reflect the greater abundance of deep pockets on the right.
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" Garcia added, "Reading a newspaper does not put people more money in people's pockets.
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"The fact is, nothing has been done except filling their own pockets," he said.
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DeVos: Well, there are certainly lots of pockets where the students are doing well.
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Their financial backing from Snap's deep pockets likely helps make the open-sourcing possible.
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Mark Zuckerberg's drive to "put video first" is also putting money in Facebook's pockets.
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"That's not helpful for people - that's putting his hand in people's pockets," May said.
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The curve-hugging LBD featured a long-sleeve detail and, as Aniston demonstrated, pockets!
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"People that would have 20s in their pockets, ready to go," Mr. Jillette said.
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But for all of the deep pockets at the table, the meal was simple.
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It has ample inner and outer pockets, and comes with stroller straps with clips.
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Previous generations simply did not carry such handy data collection services in their pockets.
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This often happens in the Rockies, when the mountains trap pockets of warm air.
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History has shown, however, that even the deepest pockets eventually tire of being emptied.
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Are there pockets of Asia that you're watching, or markets that you find interesting?
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You can appoint one or two pockets to store soiled, sweaty garments and shoes.
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There are mesh pockets on the inner part of the lid for storing dirties.
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Despite pockets of passion, and a compelling history, Davis Cup is losing traction globally.
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Yet for small pockets of the young, urban and progressive, the convent is calling.
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He has taken money out of our pockets and made our workplace less safe.
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It's equipped with nine pockets to slide sunscreen, lotions, phones and everything else into.
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Mr. Trump and I aim not to please you, but to empty your pockets!
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The terrace has pockets of sunny and shady relaxing areas, and a barbecue corner.
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Or at least taking advantage of the very deep pockets of an American company.
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Even small pockets of mutually reinforcing poverty and ill health make everyone more susceptible.
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Some states with high vaccination rates have "pockets of unvaccinated people," the C.D.C. said.
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Plus, there are five slip pockets, two pen slots, and dual adjustable shoulder straps.
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But there remain pockets of poverty among the county's Vietnamese, Cambodians and Pacific Islanders.
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"There are only pockets of affordability," including apartments like his, which is rent-stabilized.
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I sew Velcro on small pockets by hand, but mostly I sew by machine.
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Customers have been digging into their pockets to help their servers weather the times.
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But the US says that some gold profits are just going into private pockets.
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He hid pockets of caramelized sweetened condensed milk and whipped cream in its layers.
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But that shouldn't stop us from carrying a cobblestone or two in our pockets.
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Even with deep pockets, getting tested still isn't as easy as writing a checkDr.
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Screen time Generation X grew up without the internet and screens in their pockets.
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Sheldon Adelson, the Las Vegas casino magnate, will open his pockets to help Trump.
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"There are these little pockets of people getting on with life again," Price says.
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The contemporary art the brothers produce suits people with large houses and deep pockets.
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