That's when a silly squirrel suddenly popped into the frame.
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When they took the court again, they popped into form.
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I popped into a McDonald's outlet in the Riyadh Gallery Mall.
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This idea just sort of popped into my head one day.
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And no besmirching Paris, she just popped into my own head!
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So some of them just sort of popped into my head.
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Then, on a visit home, he popped into the coaches' office.
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It was just the first thing that popped into my head.
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One day Buttigieg popped into Glezman's classroom with an offering from Starbucks.
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Not sure why that popped into my head, but there it was!
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And then it popped into my head: I've seen this play before.
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They attended football games and popped into classes at the Bush School.
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Matt Damon was just the first name that popped into my head.
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Next, he popped into a recently opened all-male public high school.
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Julia Moskin popped into my inbox last week with a great one.
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A news story popped into her feed: three people shot at Austins.
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We bet, the first thing that popped into your head was free pie.
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Since then, TM has popped into the mainstream, and Dalio has helped significantly.
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Chances are whatever number popped into your head, you're going to outdo it.
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So she popped into a nearby H&M and snagged a $35 dress.
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He popped into the dispatching office and held up a packet of peanuts.
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And I'm just going to say what popped into my head right away.
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While she was talking, her four-year-old son popped into the frame.
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He also popped into the Oval Office for a bit, as one does.
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On Friday morning, she popped into the Saffron Cafe and Bakery in Charleston.
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Some are from viewers, some are just questions that randomly popped into my head.
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Once on land, she took a stroll around town and popped into local shops.
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I didn't say her name, but she just popped into your head didn't she?
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Sitting at her desk next to the window, an idea popped into her head.
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He saw the red light and popped into action, like Jordan after the whistle.
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Ahead, our experts answer the questions that may have just popped into your head.
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I popped into a stylish boutique, Form SE15, selling designer clothing, interiors, and gifts.
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"It suddenly popped into my head: I want to become Kazuo Ohno," he recalled.
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As soon as I noticed this convergence, the repeated entry scheme popped into focus.
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On a cold January evening six months later, an email popped into my inbox.
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Boggs: It never popped into my mind that it wasn't going to be caught.
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In some cases, I worked from that list because something popped into my head.
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Robinson" popped into my head while listening to Stewart: "Where have you gone Jon Stewart?
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I popped into a nice luxurious apartment, sharing a couch with someone I'd never met.
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But once I popped into the App Store and updated my Insta, it was gone.
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It's an idea that popped into the Uchi guys' heads probably about eight years ago.
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Timberlake popped into Kristen Wiig's office while Bell was there to work on a sketch.
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Sometimes a bustier popped into a bubble skirt, sometimes a long, polka-dot tango skirt.
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He wore a quizzical expression, as though a random thought had popped into his head.
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An attendee's comment about this event being a meet-and-greet popped into my mind.
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If something popped into my head, I would go ahead and make it and accept it.
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A story idea popped into his head while the coach was going over a game plan.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Trump only popped into the screening for a minute.
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Soon after we saw the article, a dozen names of women hackers popped into our heads.
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Once she accepted it, the idea of ending her career at Indy popped into her head.
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An obscure recording from the Sugar Hill Records label popped into his mind, Mr. Rodgers recalled.
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Something that popped into my mind is how young you are, and how prolific you've been.
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Ocasio-Cortez once again popped into the conversation to make fun of Jones' "Party City" vest.
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So you just had a Eureka moment and a brilliant business idea magically popped into your head.
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Then, an idea popped into my head: I'm going to drink all of the wine in America.
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One day, the thought popped into my head to make the uncooperative word a revealer of sorts.
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Ed Sheeran popped into an Irish pub called O'Connor's in Galway, but not for a casual pint.
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It's not until the fall but great memories and ideas popped into my brain randomly this afternoon.
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It's entirely conceivable that it was here—in the deep ocean—that life first popped into existence.
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On another drop, by Lance Kendricks, the ball popped into the air into a Malcolm Butler interception.
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I had to name so many babies that year I went with whatever popped into my head.
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"Saying I'm a sex addict is honestly the first thing that popped into my head," he explained.
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On Saturday, Mr. Trump popped into Manhattan for an Ultimate Fighting Championship event at Madison Square Garden.
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But several recipients described the president's email, recalling in particular the times they popped into their mailboxes.
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Several Washington influencers popped into the hotel's lobby even though they didn't plan to attend the event.
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The ball popped into the air and fell right into the arms of Pierre-Paul, who scored.
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On my first night back home, I popped into Ere's room and noticed she'd bought a bedframe.
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In this case, it was an article she'd read about "design-thinking" that popped into her brain.
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Her theory popped into my head this weekend when I heard the news of George Bush's death.
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The entire movie feels like it popped into our world from a separate evolutionary track of cinema.
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In fact, even straight, cisgender men have popped into the events to see what they were all about.
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The more I tried to not think about the images, the more they just popped into my head.
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For whatever reason, the word, or I suppose the term, "replayability" popped into my head the other day.
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After the name popped into her head, "we couldn't resist," says Victoria Arbour of Canada's Royal Ontario Museum.
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Shortly after the notification popped into my feed, my Twitter app on iOS became briefly unresponsive before crashing.
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I'm forever walking away from interviews thinking about the brilliant follow-up question that just popped into mind.
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"The only thing that popped into my head was I'm not going to go down taking," Coghlan said.
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She has popped into different barbershops across the country — but sometimes getting that trim takes a little coaxing.
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When I heard the name of the color, the fire escapes popped into focus for the first time.
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We popped into Caffe Trieste, the oldest coffee house in San Francisco, a block away from City Lights.
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Earlier in the day, Will and Kate received a special accolade when they popped into a children's TV show.
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" Actress Reese Witherspoon also popped into the model's comment section, writing that she had "So many follow up questions.
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"They just popped into the gallery, probably distracting one of my coworkers," gallery director Angela Kellett told ABC7 News.
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The earpiece features a proximity sensor which it uses to tell your phone when it's popped into your ear.
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TRH's popped into Sblash, the local fish & chip shop for a taste of some of Aberdaron's finest fish & chips!
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See if any of the following reasons have popped into your mind — and I'll add a rebuttal to each.
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I realized I'd forgotten casual trousers, so I quickly popped into a department store and bought some jogging bottoms.
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A couple of weeks later, Hirsch popped into Mellins's office, two floors down from hers in the Mailman building.
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One question has popped into his head several times: What if he is actually the one who has died?
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These two ideas, the Aerosmith song and slow motion GTO shot, they just popped into my head under drugs.
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Well, here's another interesting phrase that just popped into my sightline as part of a business pitch: "real humans".
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"We want to be competitive, and this idea for the flavors just popped into my head," Ms. Johnson said.
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DEAD CENTER popped into my head and, after making sure the idea hadn't already been done, I was off.
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I would write down my to-dos in no particular order, listing them out as they popped into my head.
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That afternoon, a fresh-faced intern, a criminal-justice major from the University of New Haven, popped into the office.
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Hillary Clinton came to the Cabinet Press office for an editorial board meeting and the question popped into my head.
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The Happy Meal also comes with two plastic lenses that can be popped into the front part of the headset.
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"When I was riding my bike to karate one day, this idea popped into my head," said Jonah, now 14.
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Window shopping in Beverly Hills with a buddy of mine this weekend, we popped into a chic men's clothing boutique.
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Over the weekend, he popped into a couple's wedding pictures as they were being photographed in New York's Central Park.
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That's when the idea popped into my head, and stole my heart—perhaps I could do the game with video.
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Last week, I popped into CVS on my way home from work to pick up a new stick of deodorant.
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On June 17th, an incredibly bright one popped into being, and in just two days it had already peaked in brilliance.
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I was futzing around online at work one Friday afternoon in 2007 when an e-mail popped into my Outlook stream.
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To men like Julian, in other words, who had popped into Las Americas on a half-hour break between his jobs.
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You know exactly what I'm talking about here ... I didn't specify a shoe, but he popped into your head, didn't he?
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But like any new Apple device owner, you're likely discovering some inconvenient changes those sneaky Apple developers popped into their machinery.
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As 'twas the season, I popped into my neighborhood Starbucks and picked up a piping hot PSL for the next round.
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It was as if God himself had popped into our FaceTime session to say hello and send some thumbs-up emojis.
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The Nicholas Brothers popped into my mind, and I wanted to see that amazing video of them dancing with Cab Calloway.
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So when the executive's name unexpectedly popped into #Hot-Topics the morning of May 16th, 103, employees knew something was wrong.
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By Christopher Byrd The word "divisive" probably popped into the head of every reviewer who played "Death Stranding" before it launched.
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Years later, he and his wife popped into East River Bar for a beer, where a game happened to be screening.
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During onboarding, every question that popped into my head seemed really dumb and minuscule: Do I need permission to get lunch?
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Image: NASASomething just popped into one NASA telescope's view, and it isn't a star or a meteor—it's one of our spacecraft.
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Alan Resnick: The image of a suburban family arguing popped into my head, and I was spying on them from high up.
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Yesterday, Kendall Jenner popped into a bodega wearing as glamorous an outfit as any New York City corner store has ever seen.
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Then immediately after that, almost testing me, an image popped into my head, of me strangling my boyfriend there on the bed.
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A melody instantly popped into my head: Fur baby, fur baby There in the sand Can you help me forget I'm infertile?
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We finally got out of the tourist zone and popped into a little nondescript noodle shop, where I ate this perfect ramen.
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"I would cut his hair and we would chat about design ideas, and his voice popped into my head," Adame told me.
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"Hi hun," a surprised Lochte, 32, said to Reid, 25, as she popped into the dancing duo's rehearsal earlier in the week.
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And in April, a beloved cassowary named "Peanut" caught a Queensland couple by surprise when he popped into their Wongaling Beach home.
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One morning last month, well-wishers and bons vivants popped into her shop, some to order food, others just to say hello.
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In one friend's car, Gorillaz and Flaming Lips albums were just a visor flip away from being popped into the CD player.
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The entire thing can be popped into the freezer to make a super convenient and tasty teether to soothe your baby's gums.
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I also popped into the Pink Daisy, a store with more of an Americana feel that rents space to multiple local vendors.
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The night before the massacre, the shooter said the "demon" voice popped into his head while he was working at the Dollar Tree.
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So if their story is special, why do they think that you should utilize whatever mundane solution that's just popped into their head?
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Seaman wasn't assigned as Somers' nurse again, but she frequently popped into the ailing mother's room to say hello and check on her.
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I'd make a "pizza": a flour tortilla, string cheese, and marinara sauce popped into the toaster oven until the cheese got all melty.
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Crunched from either side, Marshall lost the ball, which popped into the hands of Demetrius Harris, who scampered 27 yards for a touchdown.
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"Girls would rock up on a day, get tested, then be popped into different sports that their body was suited to," Williams said.
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Between the events, which include an immersive guitar marathon at the Cloisters on Saturday, we popped into Matt Umanov Guitars on Bleecker Street.
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Inside the List Jacqueline Winspear was mired in London gridlock back in 2001 when her fictional detective, Maisie Dobbs, popped into her head.
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Then the fish is popped into the monster kilns at about 30 degrees Celsius for another 24 hours to absorb the oak smoke.
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"I was shocked," said David, a 66-year-old accountant who popped into Dig Inn for lunch a few hours before Ms. Bryant.
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One of the Met's curators of 20th-century art popped into the exhibition, Mr. Bolton said, and saw an echo of Diane Arbus.
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D.G., CONNECTICUT The second I read your question, an exquisite novel about two young sisters, "Housekeeping," by Marilynne Robinson, popped into my head.
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Then I popped into one of these classes in a university in the northern part of the country that's in a fairly poor area.
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A vague review I'd once read popped into my head about how David plays a version of himself—and that he's the quintessential grump.
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PEOPLE Pet Vet Dr. Evan Antin (above) popped into Lisa Vanderpump's namesake dog rescue in Los Angeles, where adorable puppies were up for grabs.
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I popped into the gift shop, where there are endless stacks of the cake for sale, all wrapped up in Hotel Sacher's distinctive packaging.
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Booker popped into the meeting near the start; Harris, sporting a winter coat and accompanied by two aides, arrived about a half-hour later.
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It's just seasoned with salt and popped into the broiler for each side to brown, allowing the natural sugars in the meat to caramelize.
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Players might have been able to go back and experience moments from the earlier games, or old characters might have popped into the present.
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Wind turbines that generate electricity are huge and don't look anything like an image that possibly popped into your mind: windmills in the Netherlands.
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However, when I saw that list of product categories, the first word that popped into my mind wasn't Honest or Prime — it was China.
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If the first thought that popped into your head is that balmy weather certainly can't be good for the continent's ice, you'd be right.
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She popped into Hannah's season of The Bachelorette, she was on Bachelor In Paradise, and she'll be back on Peter Weber's Bachelor season, too.
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It's hard to know whether the stuff he says is strategic trial-balloon floating or just whatever popped into his mind at that moment.
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When Miranda Lambert's new husband Brendan McLoughlin popped into her life, friends were elated to see her smile a lot more than she used to.
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Waller popped into the St Sepulchre Gate location in Doncaster, England with boyfriend Ben Appleby, 20, for the $5.74 meal while on a shopping trip.
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An egg wash is brushed on for color, and the empanada is popped into the oven for ten minutes at 180 to 210 degrees Fahrenheit.
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For some reason, that story popped into my head while I read the story of the rich man and Lazarus in the Gospel of Luke.
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I was about to fall asleep when my doctor popped into the room and asked me if I was ready and sure I wanted this.
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In late January 250, Bloom also popped into a high school in Greater Manchester, England, to visit a drama class with his own former teacher.
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In a league meeting, the late Lamar Hunt, Norma's husband and founder of the Chiefs, recalled the toy, and an idea popped into his head.
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As a promo photoshoot unfolded around him, a song popped into his head, one he imagined Barnett—who he knew casually—singing along with him.
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The deal was close to being completed, with the crucial terms agreed on, when Comcast popped into the scene in April with a higher offer.
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New research suggests this wasn't always the case, and that long ago, an atmosphere briefly popped into existence as a result of intense volcanic activity.
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The first thing that popped into my head was: Create distance between you and this person—who is trying to hurt you—and get help.
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As with the charge, the wearable is modular, with a small piece that can be popped into bands and other jewelry a la Misfit's offering.
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She said the name popped into her head as she watched British politician Nigel Farage, a proponent of the Brexit movement, on television in 2017.
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Wheeler's motorcycle began to slide and then popped into the air and came crashing down on the caged section where Wheeler was seated, Cook said.
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I was looking for crossword themes at the time so whenever some odd phrase popped into my head, I bounced it around for crossword angles.
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So far this season, Renata has mostly popped into the unfolding drama of her friends' lives to be busy and important, which is typical Renata.
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" The conference sounds interesting, but Agg finds ways to keep the narrative anchored to her: "The perfect name and tagline popped into my head immediately.
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An eyewitness says June got out of the car, popped into the store to pull out cash ... and was back in her vehicle within minutes.
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When I first thought about compiling this list, the image of Monica wearing a whole, giant, raw turkey on her head immediately popped into mine.
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But the day of the campaign shoot in the shower, it popped into my head and I lost it and started bawling my eyes out.
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Swenson said Ito popped into a meeting she was having with Cohen to remind them that it was a possibility to take small donations anonymously.
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Hatton said the name simply popped into his head, but if there's a grain of truth in every joke, this one contained more than that.
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Guests nibbled on miniburgers and other hors d'oeuvres, and popped into theaters screening short works by Tatsuo Sato, Kenneth Anger, Barbara Rubin and other cineastes.
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Participants were asked to think of a recent event and then name the first three memories of their romantic partner that popped into their head.
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But if you've popped into the App Store from time to time, you may have noticed that big publishers — not indies — were having their apps featured.
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I was cold enough just from wandering outside, so we popped into a second market hall, the Old Market Hall, which has been around since 1889.
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Following that meeting, Trump teased the North Korea news when he popped into the White House briefing room and told reporters to expect a major announcement.
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There was a character in the Steve Martin movie The Jerk named Iron Balls McGinty who popped into my head as we were thinking of titles.
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Everything was saved on a microSD card, meaning it can be popped into many laptops or some TVs and viewed, edited and shared without much trouble.
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So when Donald Trump started to attack Mexicans, Muslims and anyone else who popped into his head, Republican leaders may have thought it was bad tactics.
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I took a bunch of notes, as you do, and the first thing that popped into my head when I heard "Atlas, Rise" was Diamond Head.
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The ball popped into the air and was grabbed by Sorensen, who weaved his way through the Saints for 48 yards and a Kansas City touchdown.
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Chung's statement: Ahead of the announcement, Trump popped into the White House briefing room and told reporters to expect a "major announcement" from the South Koreans.
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If your scenery is digital, then that little panel of video that got hooked into one person's array gets popped into someone else's array next week.
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We popped into tomorrow's venue and found a band of young wizards in psychedelic coats playing fiddles as if they were playing for thousands of people.
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Strong culture is really amazing to me, so we were talking names [and] it was the first one that popped into our heads that we both liked.
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After ladling the mixture into lined cheesecake tins, the cheesecakes are popped into the super high-tech ovens Uncle Tetsu had imported from Japan for precision baking.
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Fast-forward to 63, when Alex signed up for the social networking site MySpace and one blast-from-the-past name popped into her mind: Eric Spitz.
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At some point, it popped into my head that it had been awhile since my last box and I launched the app to check on its status.
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The idea for an image of women in the ocean—which became The Weight of Water and the first image in the series—popped into my head.
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They'll be some decision-maker in the room, a creative director, and the best ideas will be polished, popped into a Keynote, and presented to the client.
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I popped into Grandi Matholl, set inside a refurbished fish factory, several times over a few days during my visit to Reykjavik, each time tasting something new.
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Wouldn't we be better off if the ideas that can hurt people's feelings or trigger their anxieties never even popped into our heads in the first place?
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The first time I saw and played with the Touch Bar on the new MacBook Pros, the concept of the macros of the past popped into mind.
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The example that popped into my mind immediately was this one Saturday when me and girlfriend were having just very basic, vanilla sex – nothing strenuous, nothing wild.
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A meme depicting Hitler and implying a time traveler would have tipped him off about the future to keep him alive had popped into the boy's Instagram suggestions.
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The first one that popped into his mind was RHOC alum Lynne Curtin's cuff line, but he backtracked after acknowledging she's actually made a "big business" from it.
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The first explanation that popped into my head was policy: The Trump administration cut off key Obamacare subsidies in 2017, causing premiums on the insurance marketplaces to skyrocket.
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Colbert looks just about done when America's favourite scientist (sorry Bill Nye) Neil DeGrasse Tyson popped into the studio in person, wielding a picture of his teenage self.
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Brown switched gears and decided to try to make a viral video, and the first thing that popped into his head was Sammy Stephens' decade-old internet hit.
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The numbers popped into her head, she said, and she felt compelled to act on them, so she bought a ticket at a 7-Eleven store in Trenton.
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As a true millennial, I walked while staring at my phone, sweat dripping on the screen, and Lil Pump's most recent Instagram post popped into my beautiful feed.
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"Planned Parenthood was the first clinic that popped into my head, but they weren't able to schedule my first ultrasound appointment until the following week," they told VICE.
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Once you've fired off the very first thing that popped into your head, sit back and watch your Twitter mentions devolve into a beautiful, festering pile of fresh hell.
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WMT Price data by YCharts Minutes after Amazon announced the Whole Foods deal, Instacart's name also popped into Twitter's trending topics as a brief moment of schadenfreude took hold.
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It all started on April 6 when Donald "20173" Trump popped into the press cabin aboard the presidential airliner to answer some questions about his missile strike in Syria.
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Chef Nick Elmi, the chef-owner of a trio of critically-acclaimed restaurants in Philadelphia, hadn't heard of the Instant Pot when he popped into the MUNCHIES test kitchen.
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The royal couple popped into BBC Radio One on Friday to surprise DJ Adele Roberts who is running the London Marathon for the royals' Heads Together initiative on Sunday.
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When he popped into the training room adjacent to the Knicks' locker room before Villanova's quarterfinal game Thursday against Georgetown, Wildcats guard Josh Hart could hardly believe his eyes.
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In this particular one, you're given a 2017 Nissan GT-R, popped into a Surfers Paradise parking lot at night, and asked to rack up 25 different drift skills.
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Leeds-based producer Aaron Snapes first popped into the underground after his first release in 2012 appeared on Claude VonStroke's Essential Mix and garnered further support from Annie Mac.
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On Monday, Mendes revealed that she had popped into a Supercuts location to get a quick service, sharing a selfie taken from below her face, showing her damp locks.
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Ms. Mendoza had crossed the border to see family in El Paso, according to reports, and popped into the store while her husband and son waited in the car.
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So when her hairstylist Andrew Fitzsimons popped into the office, we had to have him spill his secrets for scoring her signature style in the How It's Done video above.
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Before the puck dropped on the Habs home ice, a certain 76-year-old Golden Bear popped into the Bell Centre locker room and delivered a few words of encouragement.
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At Toy Story Land, the new addition to Disney's Hollywood Studios that opens in Orlando on June 30, visitors are popped into the backyard of Toy Story's star kid, Andy.
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He says he's a sex addict, but then explains in his interview segment that he isn't a sex addict, that was just the first thing that popped into his mind.
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The man behind the stick when I popped into Dante to test out the Old Fashioned was Eloy Pacheco, an accomplished mixologist and alum of the now-defunct Seamstress NYC.
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Tagovailoa was nearly intercepted on second down when a bad drop by Calvin Ridley popped into the air, and then the drive stalled with an incomplete pass on third down.
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"When the extent of Lucy's multiple injuries first came into focus, her image popped into my mind's eye, and I felt a jump of empathy across time and space," Kappelman said.
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Cumberbatch, in full Doctor Strange regalia, happened to be filming nearby and popped into the shop, where he posed with store staffers and even mugged it up with Doctor Strange goodies.
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Archibald scored his first Coyotes goal at 133:15 of the first period after the puck popped into the crease behind Frederik Andersen after a scrum in front of the net.
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The intended result: home console gaming on the move, as the Switch can be docked for big-screen play or popped into your (oversized, ideally) pocket for the plane or train.
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BTW ... Kiara said her date with Garoppolo has opened the door for other athletes to dip into the porn star dating world ... and some have maaaaybe even popped into HER DMs!!
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Puig popped into the Clinica Las Mercedes in Miami ... on what was apparently Move Your Body Day, and jumped into a pretty mean conga line with some of the folks there.
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At one point in the afternoon, Sean Wotherspoon, one of the owners of the Round Two vintage empire, popped into the store for a look around and to buy some shorts.
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Vice President Mike Pence popped into the 20003th-anniversary celebration of the conservative Christian group Focus on the Family to remind members he's a devout Christian politician who has their back.
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I popped into 68 Jay Street Bar in New York unannounced for some fun times with the Italian designer Luca Nichetto and the New York designer Marc Thorpe (behind the lens).
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The actress revealed on Instagram, Monday, that she had popped into a Supercuts salon to get a quick service, sharing a selfie taken from below her face, showing her damp locks.
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San Diego had also popped into my scooter-focused news alerts with not-so-great headlines: There had been reports of vandalism, calls for more regulation, protests, injuries, deaths and lawsuits.
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"Of course, it was the first thing that popped into my head," she said of the February 2018 massacre at her school, which left 17 people dead and another 17 wounded.
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"One day he popped into the gallery and a few days later he was photographed with Meghan, so it didn't take the locals long to work out who the 'special person' was."
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It's an excellent patch of space for astronomers to investigate, as it shows what our immediate neighborhood looked like some 4.6 billion years ago when our Sun and Earth popped into existence.
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In preparation for the protest the night before, an idea popped into my head as I watched my mother composing a sign denouncing "thoughts and prayers" and advocating for gun control laws.
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When I dropped acid in a garden in Berkeley in summer 2016, the word "hypnaldoozy" popped into my head, accompanied by a mental image of my younger self holding a hot dog.
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On Thursday afternoon, two visitors from Brazil, Mariana Marinho and Barbara Anderaos, popped into the Broadhurst Theater to ask about tickets for "Jagged Little Pill," the musical built around Alanis Morissette's songs.
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The whole set up was close to heavenly, until the day I popped into the den to see if he wanted to do the puzzle and discovered him FaceTiming his old girlfriend.
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ANONYMOUS Funny thing about your question: When I read it, the Beatles song "Two of Us" popped into my head — about the pleasure of aimless and (relatively inexpensive) drives in the country.
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To test that theory, the researchers asked people to speak aloud any stray thoughts that popped into their heads while they were in the composing phase, and recorded the hilariously chaotic results.
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Affleck, who is directing and starring in the next installment of the franchise popped into a panel with fellow DC directors David Ayer, Patty Jenkins, Zack Snyder, Rick Famuyiwa and James Wan.
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The IRL turkeys are distressed, and frankly, so am I. Snoop's ham is glazed in pineapple juice, honey, milk and brown sugar, then popped into a 420(duh)-degree oven for 45 minutes.
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"I landed from Hong Kong to London, I landed in London and the first text that popped into my phone was from Kim, and it had said 'Lamar passed away,'" she told E!
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This image suggests there are at least two ways in which multi-star systems can emerge, and that in this case, a third star popped into existence around stars that had already formed.
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"The first thing that popped into my mind when watching it was, 'Wow,' " said Curtis, who founded the nonprofit Media Impact and Navigation for Teens, a program that raises awareness about online bullying.
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To a lesser degree, she's active on Instagram; in the weeks leading up to the release of her latest album, Reputation, Taylor occasionally commented on fans' Halloween costumes and popped into their livestreams.
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The Islanders opened the scoring when center Josh Bailey lofted a shot on which Columbus goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky appeared a bit handcuffed after gloving the puck momentarily before it popped into the net.
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"It's all of the above: It's humbling, it's inspiring, and it's really motivating," he said, as he popped into Carré d'artistes, an affordable art gallery on Prince Street, for some robust air-conditioning.
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The Obama administration opted for this on the advice of "behavioral economists," whose psychological theories predicted that people would be likelier to spend money that just popped into their bank account through withholding.
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Spieth said it was one of the first images that popped into Greller's head after Spieth hit his now-famous wayward drive into the thick grass on the 13th in the final round.
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This weekend he hosted Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe there, mingled with the club's members and even popped into a wedding reception in the Grand Ballroom to pose for a photo with the bridesmaids.
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Between their romantic dates abroad and the fact that he met Lindsay's friends during their time in her hometown of Texas, you could say things popped into place quickly for the chiropractor and lawyer.
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The day he walked off the mound and decided to collect a paycheck as a baseball analyst, he gave up his right to publicly rant about just any subject that popped into his head.
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It may have been accidental framing in the sense that Heenan blurted out what popped into his head, but it was a framing of Hogan born of a devotion to characterization and logical storytelling.
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Away We Go popped into my head a lot, too, where she's just really vulnerable and heartbreaking and transparent, and those aspects I thought would be great for the beginning part of the movie.
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"It was just so obvious that it was a kind of science-fiction place — that word just popped into my head looking out the train window at the city," Girard shares in his book.
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The guy himself tells us he popped into a Manhattan courthouse, paid off about a million dollars to clear one warrant ... and then tried going to another courthouse to deal with the other one.
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Because I had been reading Patrick O'Brian novels about Captain Jack Aubrey and the Royal Navy, "SHOW SOME LEG" popped into my head because it is a phrase that frequently appeared in those books.
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In Vermont, Ms. Knoop, a freshman at Johnson State College, recalled how she popped into a few Vermont-centric Facebook groups in February to see if anyone was planning an event in her state.
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He spent an hour touring Mason City, trailed by reporters as he popped into a store, visited a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed hotel and took a look at Willow Creek, which runs through town.
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When I heard about True-Fi about a year ago, the first thing that popped into my mind was that perhaps it could be a solution for the AirPods that I was waffling over buying.
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That's what popped into my head the moment the elevator doors at the Met Breuer slid open to reveal "Gigantomachy II" (21986), his enormous unstretched canvas crammed with nude men pummeling each other into pulp.
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To embrace Mercury's physicality, Mr. Malek had a costume designer create a set of Freddie teeth that he carried around in a little black plastic container, and popped into his mouth to practice every night.
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While thinking of words with "digit sounds" in them to cross the location answers, 4WARD popped into my head, which led me to 4WARDING ADDRESS — a perfect metaphor, and it was 15 characters long. Eureka!
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Step one is for her to first realize that she had already made an unwarranted assumption when the solution popped into her head: that something bad will happen if she shares it with the team.
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The actor Ben Whishaw pulled up in a black car the other day and popped into an East Village store called Enchantments, which specializes in essential oils, talismans, books of spells, and other witchy accoutrements.
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I had popped into Cabinets of Curiosities prepared to consider what the lives of the objects here could tell me about the destruction of cultural values under the French postmodern model that I didn't already know.
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Its CEO popped into our New York City offices the other week ostensibly to speak about its XYZ brand, whose budget 3D printers have shot to the top of the top spot in global market share.
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"So I just pulled out the first two numbers that popped into my head—$100,000 for a 10 percent stake and Mark said, 'I'll do the deal,&apos" he recalls, still sounding shocked by the investment.
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A couple nights before Eric Bledsoe submitted an early frontrunner for this season's most legendary tweet, I was in bed watching a game on my iPad when a random, half-serious thought popped into my head.
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When I first heard about the story, an image of the assailant popped into my head: a middle-aged white woman wearing a MAGA hat yelling through lungs filled with gunk from years of chain smoking.
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When I got word last week of the impending publish date, I took a look at the puzzle again, and for some reason the phrase FLYING SOUTH popped into my head, which I kind of liked.
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The Fix Collin Bond had no intention of buying a $1,400 Thermador warming drawer when he and his wife, Ashley, popped into the Habitat for Humanity ReStore in New Rochelle, N.Y., in the spring of 2015.
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In 2014, marathon runner Reza Baluchi popped into his trusty "hydropod"—basically a giant buoyant hamster wheel—and set off on a quest to run across the ocean from Florida to Bermuda to raise money for charity.
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I watch as little pink globs of cancer tissue are carefully popped into plastic pots and sent off to a freezer in a building on the other side of the hospital, waiting to be shipped to IARC.
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"I prayed for a way to help people, and after 21 days of meditation, Meddy Teddy popped into my head as a way to help teach children and adults about meditation and mindfulness," Jordan, 36, tells PEOPLE.
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When I got back to the US, I popped into a McDonald's across the street from my office in New York City and saw that it offered only the Filet-O-Fish, no shrimp or fish rolls.
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As Vosmik came tearing into the plate, Tamulis's bunt popped into the air and was caught by Boston pitcher Nick Strincevich, who kept right on running until he stepped on third to double off the embarrassed Vosmik.
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Deayon scored on a 2-yard run down the right sideline after the All-Pro cornerback Janoris Jenkins put a big hit on Robby Anderson and Hackenberg's pass popped into the air and was grabbed by Deayon.
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Tomorrow, I will run in three different states in one day, OK, KA, and MO. This has only happened one other time when I popped into TX for a few steps while crossing from NM to OK. .
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At first, I was writing whatever popped into my head about parenting, which eventually developed into what DIY Daddy is today: a parenting blog that covers tips for parents, gender issues, brilliant dads and honest takes on fatherhood.
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Like a lot of things and ideas, it was something that just popped into my brain and I filed it away as something I wanted to do when I had the time to work on a personal project.
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This was an exceedingly rare, once-in-a-blue-moon puzzle for me: Once the phrase "go first" popped into my head, the theme idea and all four theme entries were a done deal within, say, 15 minutes.
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Ian called it quits after his first sip, but Meredith kept drinking the Krispy Kreme PSL on the subway ride down to the Financial District, where we popped into Starbucks to try the drink that started it all.
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The reason he's making Spelunky 2 is because there's an explicit desire to make a sequel to Spelunky, or an idea popped into his head that made returning to Spelunky worth the risk of screwing it all up.
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Elias popped into the MUNCHIES test kitchen a few weeks ago and made us a delicious garden salad paired with a few links of freshly-cooked Raclette sausage—a sausage that contains raclette cheese, potatoes, and caraway seeds.
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Last month Halsey shared a text message to him on her Instagram account to wish him happy birthday, and this week Mayer popped into the comments on another one of her postings promoting her partnership with a cosmetics company.
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The singer touched down in Miami a couple days before kickoff on Friday, and at the ass crack of dawn of 5 AM the next day ... he popped into E11EVEN Miami -- a 24/7 "ultraclub" -- in a celebratory mood.
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Jenna Dewan Tatum recently dressed up as Santa Claus — or as she calls herself, #JennaClaus — and popped into L.A.'s Bark n' Bitches to present some shelter pups with new toys, documenting the whole event on her new YouTube channel.
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The flight up was easy — we got the airport with time to spare before boarding, and popped into the Delta Sky Club for breakfast — we had access through a different credit card, the regular Platinum Card® from American Express.
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It was only a few weeks ago, after I realized that the paperback was staring me down every time I popped into my favorite bookstore, that I finally screwed up my courage, got a copy for myself and dived in.
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I first stumbled on the retro-game-randomizer subculture a couple of years ago, when I popped into a Twitch stream of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (LttP going forward) that I initially struggled to comprehend.
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The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback went from writhing in pain during his previous game, to being helped to the sideline, to having a dislocated kneecap popped into place, to walking into the locker room, to reportedly being out three weeks, to practicing Wednesday.
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"Even though the first thought that popped into my brain was 'ghost,' the rational part of my brain told me there must be some logical explanation," Cibuls told Today, mentioning that she also consulted a parents group on Facebook following the scare.
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I popped into a store last time I was in NY and they don't even make bras vaguely near my UK 34HH bust, though it is extremely frustrating that there is still no size diversity in the VS Fashion Show at all.
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On Tuesday, animal expert Dave Salmoni popped into the PEOPLE Now studios — with an adorable sidekick, 2-month-old baby tiger Olive — to talk about work being done by Project CAT in Asia to save tigers ahead of Global Tiger Day, July 29.
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During filming, a slew of celebs and luminaries visited the movie set and popped into the Falcon, including Lord of the Rings helmer Peter Jackson, Star Trek star Karl Urban and Nobel Peace Prize winner (and, apparently, Star Wars aficionado) Malala Yousafzai.
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Rubio has popped into second place in recent New Hampshire polling behind Donald Trump, and his forced performance could help his establishment rivals gain traction — and help Trump win the state if they all split up New Hampshire's large bloc of GOP voters.
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I answered a few short down gimmes like LILO, SHAD, RUE and DATA, gave the whole grid a once-over, then left it alone for a day and a night, and when I came back several of the long answers popped into mind.
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Doug — the pint-sized social media star — and his owner Leslie Mosier popped into a landmark mansion on the Nashville campus of her alma mater, Belmont University, to film a short that features dog as the movie's title characters, set to the famous theme song.
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It popped into my head when Conley hurt his Achilles, and then again when I proposed a fake (but still fun!) trade that would've shipped Gasol to the Cleveland Cavaliers for Tristan Thompson, Iman Shumpert, and Brooklyn's unprotected first-round pick in this year's draft.
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Mahomes went from writhing in pain during his previous game, to being helped to the sideline, to having a dislocated kneecap popped into place, to walking into the locker room, to reportedly being out three weeks, to practicing Wednesday and Thursday in a limited capacity.
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As the real thing suddenly popped into the room, dressed in a charcoal suit and seeming smaller and far more upbeat than the man who last made public rounds in November, when he announced to the world that he was H.I.V.-positive, the crowd gasped.
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Had you popped into the equity trading floor at Goldman Sachs' New York headquarters in 2000, you would have walked into a bloodbath of the senses: 500 men and women projectile swearing, phones blaring, the dizzying aroma of adrenaline oozing from every human orifice.
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I popped into a cute cafe called Anderson and Co, which had a selection of delectable looking treats on the counter — the staff insisted that it was actually only a fraction of the usual spread, as they were about to close for the day.
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To illustrate, I have an insidery one for you (this one isn't in the grid — it just popped into my head while I was trying to gracefully explain what Mr. Fagliano calls "add-a-sound"): What would you call a news radio sound wave?
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Although they were unsuccessful in landing on the elegant solution within the time allotted, one individual pulled me aside during the session break to tell me, rather sheepishly, that the solution had immediately popped into her head, but she hadn't raised it with the group.
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"I guess I have a dark sense of humor—I definitely got that from my dad—and as soon as the idea of going on Tinder and straight-up telling dudes that my dad just died popped into my head I couldn't let it go," Welch continued.
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During a demo last week at Valeo's Silicon Valley R&D center, I donned a VR headset and held a pair of controllers, then sat in an office chair while my avatar popped into the back seat of a car being driven by a Valeo engineer.
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Chris Zylka -- who was engaged to Paris for about 10 months or so last year -- popped into Chronic Ink Tattoo Shop in Markham, Ontario Sunday for a big project ... covering up his Disney-themed "Paris" tat that was spread across the bulk of his left forearm.
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Until then, a Cabinet member would occasionally join them, but the meals were largely a chance for Trump and Pence to spend time together alone, chatting about politics, policy and whatever popped into Trump's mind -- sometimes prompted by the television in the room tuned to Fox News.
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Stidhum had just purchased the chicken and was about to dig in when a question popped into her head: What will all of these white folks think when they see this black woman chomping away merrily on a fried chicken leg in a classy corporate establishment?
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It popped into my head as soon as Tanya began assessing the grim wreckage of Sherman's body, and maybe that's why I kept circling back to it: Focusing on a glorious long shot was a lot more pleasant than the ugly reality that was kicking us in the face.
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When I heard the news of Ms. Fisher's death on Tuesday, what immediately popped into my mind was not "Star Wars" but "Rosemary's Baby" — that unforgettable episode from Season 2 of "30 Rock," in which she turns up as a legendary and colossally difficult television writer, Rosemary Howard.
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A typical morning for me looks like this: over coffee I'll answer any outstanding emails, network a bit by posting something on LinkedIn, read the news and catch up on current events, check my calendar, and send out any requests or questions that popped into my head overnight.
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" The commenter wrote: "Stass I would delete this, your private area skin is rippling, which makes the photo looked altered" — and without missing a beat, the Kylie Cosmetics mogul popped into the comments to applaud her friend's body, writing, "@inkerella_ leave her thick thighs and phat p—- out of this!!!!!!
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Even without hard numbers, it's easy to see the recent monumental shift which has made TV not only more diverse, but better — see Atlanta, Transparent, Orange is the New Black, Insecure, Speechless, Master of None, or Jane the Virgin, just to name a few that popped into my head at random!
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"I wish I could say that I was playing a really meaningful basketball game, the clock was running down, and I pulled up and hit a dramatic 35-footer and everything was in slow motion and that the song just popped into my head at that moment," @TitanicHoops told me.
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On Sunday alone she popped into Balenciaga in the morning, kibitzed with Courtney Love at Givenchy in the evening (the designer Riccardo Tisci made the wedding dress for her marriage to Kanye West) and then attended a dinner hosted by Surface magazine in honor of Azzedine Alaïa, held in the designer's kitchen.
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I was only wearing shorts, a sweaty T-shirt, and had already emptied the contents of my fanny pack out in front of them, but the case of Abner Louima popped into my head, and I decided that it was best to shut the hell up unless I wanted to risk a cavity search.
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The Baby Bullet Baby Care System not only comes with the baby bullet itself but also includes six date dial storage cups so you can keep track of when your baby's food was made, and batch trays that can be easily popped into the freezer to save for later so even your baby can be #mealprepgoals.
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Along with his mom Irmelin, who was the 41-year-old's date for the evening, and dad George, DiCaprio and a small group also popped into Ago Restaurant, an Italian eatery co-owned by Robert De Niro in West Hollywood that serves things like veal Milanese and grilled salmon filet in a lemon and caper sauce.
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When Doug was talking about how lentils are a very eco-friendly crop to grow because they don't require much water, the very first thing that popped into my mind was Chidi's season one assumption that the reason he'd been sent to the Bad Place was that he continued to use almond milk after learning that growing almonds is rough on the planet.
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" Although Reynolds had been battling various health problems in recent years – including a 2012 hospitalization after having an adverse reaction to prescription medications, spinal problems and a small stroke in June while recovering from an operation – Dr. Harmony Reynolds, a cardiologist at NYU Langone Medical Center, tells PEOPLE that upon hearing of Reynolds' death, broken heart syndrome was "the first thing that popped into my mind.
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Latter part of 2628, circa late NOV/early DEC, Agent xxxx's partner, Agent xxxx, surprisingly popped into vehicle with xxxx, stating OIG was off the case; they know xxxx path to the truth re: "F&F;" be a hero and get the information out; and screw the bastards back in DC. Xxxx's contact with the Committee staffers appears to have stopped in JAN 28503.
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Nintendo's fourth CEO appears as a pencil drawing alongside references to some of the most famous Nintendo products released during his time in charge, including Nintendogs, Brain Training, the Wii's motion controller remote, and the DS. The video might give Iwata a bit more credit than is entirely accurate — the idea for the DS may not have popped into head fully formed — but Nintendo's previous boss was not beneath such innovation.
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Admittedly, this is an unfair analogy, but it was what popped into my mind when I went to see the group show ROYGBIV at the Kate Werble Gallery (January 40 – February 210, 2018), which brought together the work of 10 artists exploring diverse mediums, including handmade silk rugs; HD video; textiles; bookends, Hydrocal, and epoxy; wood and paint; ink, pro-marker, and graphite on paper; painted wood; Day-Glo acrylic; and oil paint.
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Dinner had just been served on Air Force One Wednesday night to hungry reporters settling in for the four-hour flight from San Diego to Washington when President TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE popped into the press cabin with acting Customs and Border Protection Director Mark Morgan.
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In Google's TV commercial that aired during the Oscars broadcast in March, John Legend — who will be one of the six new voices that users can choose for the Google Assistant — makes a long mental to-do list; a woman sitting alone behind the wheel in rush-hour gridlock hears a cascade of inbox notifications and considers all the emails she can't respond to; Kevin Durant contemplates ordering the athletic tape that the out-of-frame medic is wrapping around his foot; Sia, in a comically large, face-obscuring wig, fumbles for her phone so that she can record a melodic strain that popped into her brain while getting her makeup done backstage.
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Empire State Building, 1989 Statue of Liberty, 1990 Taxi Driver, 123 Harlem, 1993 Empire State Building, 1988 Avenue A, 2015 Woman at Crosswalk, 21989 Brooklyn Bridge After Callahan, 22009 F Train, 21988 Queens, 21993 Bucket, 21993 Razor Wire, 21988 Boy in Church Clothes, Harlem, 20083 Coney Island, 22008 Staten Island Ferry, 21980 22016th Street, 2008 Empire State Building, 1989 Statue of Liberty, 1990 Taxi Driver, 1988 Harlem, 1993 Empire State Building, 1988 Avenue A, 19803 Woman at Crosswalk, 1989 Brooklyn Bridge After Callahan, 1998 F Train, 1989 Queens, 1989 Bucket, 2009 Razor Wire, 1988 Boy in Church Clothes, Harlem, 1993 Coney Island, 1993 Staten Island Ferry, 1988 12th Street, 2008 While visiting New York a few years ago, Dan Winters popped into a bodega and ordered a plain with a schmear.
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