You can find simple recipes for Mixed-Berry Pinot Pops, Watermelon Margarita Pops, and Coconut-Mango White Rum Pops here.
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"When the balloon pops, it pops pretty darn quickly," he said.
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I had Coco Pops, I loved Coco Pops — it was "naughty" food.
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Some orchestras devoted to pops, including the New York Pops and Cincinnati Pops, continue to mix light classics with American songbook standards and film music.
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Plus it pops because of the color, it pops because of the eyes, the absurdity.
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Otter Pops— known for vibrant pops of blue, red, orange and green — are now "colorless."
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Chocolate PB Cake Pops: Hey, Tagalong devotees: How about a round of PB & chocolate cake pops?
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"POPS are found everywhere," said Ana-Maria Witt of the Secretariat of the POPs convention in Geneva.
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When the moment comes and Verlander pops the question, a hilariously relatable thought pops into her head.
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But Steven Reineke, the National Symphony's principal pops conductor, doesn't plan to abandon those older pops staples.
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Mini Pumpkin Pie Pops These mini pumpkin pie pops are a festive alternative to the turkey day classic.
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The starter pack, which includes two Pops and a hub, retails for $99.99, and additional Pops are $39.99 per unit.
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Pumpkin Pie Pops Think outside of the recipe box this year and try baking up a batch of these pie pops.
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In 2018, no single property made up more than 6 percent of purchases; Pops related to new theatrical releases encompassed 20 percent of sales, TV show-related Pops accounted for 16 percent, and gaming Pops made up 17 percent.
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For me, it's always been the duality of Pops in jail, Mom and Pops having this spell with drug addiction, then sobriety.
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Pedialyte freezer pops are tolerable, but their packaging suggests that between 16 and 32 pops may be needed to fully rehydrate a dehydrated person.
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Dream Pops are like the fashionable older sister of your favorite childhood ice pops, which means they're perfect for cooling off on a hot summer day.
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According to a recent series of stories posted on the Dream Pops Instagram, the plant-based pops became available at five different Starbucks location around L.A. yesterday.
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They drill a balloon (it pops), throw a balloon at a drone (it pops) and hit each other in the face with balloons (sometimes they don't pop!).
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Dream Pops 3D ice pops, LUNA bars and Guess brand's newest fragrance, GUESS 1981 will also be on site to make sure all your cravings are met.
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Pop Pops Pets and Pop Pops Snotz combine two factors that most kids (even big kids) will find incredibly fun: popping bubble wrap and playing with slime.
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We've all been there — when a question pops up and you're trying to fish around for an answer, the first thing that comes to mind just pops out.
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But then I don't remember most of the things I say, so when I sit down my mind is completely blank and then what pops out, pops out.
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It's just one quote that pops ... a reminder that pops on your phone that says "you're gonna die" and then you read the quote, which is usually pretty amazing.
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You know, you've been kinda doing it for a while and then all of a sudden, something pops through and then something else pops through right on top of that.
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" He was also simply Pops on "The Wayans Bros.
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If you want more flexibility, the idea is you'd add more Pops; a Starter Pack comes with two and a hub, and additional Pops can easily be added to the same hub.
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"But just to have them there, and then now to have them see their Pops win, just like my Pops saw me win here, it's pretty special," he added with a smile.
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AG: Like, it tastes like the bottom after you've sucked all the juice out of those ice pops, like the freeze pops that you get from Costco—the bottom when it's just ice.
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What you need to do is take home the lessons of this, and be a little bit more careful about what pops out of your head or what pops out of your mouth.
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Someone who pops in to a robot "brothel" on vacation.
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Just a couple pops of lightning and that was it.
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Just knock twice on the top and it pops open.
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Confusion pops up this evening, but things will work out.
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Once the crawl fades away, a desert scene pops up.
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Drama in your social life pops up early this evening.
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You are so excited to see your pops in school.
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If someone pops up, we're on them within 24 hours.
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Jared (whom we hadn't seen since Season 1!) pops up.
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Oh, and this ... they exchanged ring pops as wedding bands!!!
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Moms and Pops had these conversations during those conjugal visits.
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In a lot of ways, my Pops was winging it.
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The candy includes Hershey bars, Skittles, Starburst, and Tootsie Pops.
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"There are pops in my head," she would complain, terrified.
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Martha Stewart Wine Co.: Is your pops a wine connoisseur?
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"This color combo really pops on deeper complexions," explains Ciucci.
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This pops up when you first download the Tor browser.
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Press the key and it pops up like a trapdoor.
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"Can't wait ‼️ MISS YOU POPS" he captioned the picture.
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"Proud of u pops," she wrote alongside the sweet snapshot.
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One Illinois case pops up again and again: Coleman v.
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Levels of POPs in the environment are on the decline.
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Then, the secret weapon every pops wishes they had. #FatherOfTheYear
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I'm like, 'Where do all these Blow Pops come from?
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Of course, it wouldn't be Tiffany without pops of silver.
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Nothing urgent pops up and you finish your day early.
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"Whatever pops out, we're going to love it," says Tori.
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The waterproof tracker unit pops into a comfortable rubber wristband.
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She goes in with shading, then adds pops of color.
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Or type "GIF" and a GIF search bot pops up.
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But she also collects Funko Pops, mostly Disney and animals.
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Eventually, he pops out on top, making my stomach flip.
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" She also questioned the cake pops, calling them a "#strangeinvention.
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My pops was a coach, her cousins they all play.
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But others, like the Philly Pops, have abruptly changed course.
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BRONXVILLE "Music Under the Stars," the Bronxville Pops Concert Band.
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At some point in the weekend it just pops off.
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But he pops back up before McGregor can finish him.
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Dickson pops up at various private receptions, museums and arts
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ROCKVILLE CENTRE Musical Pops Concert, hits from British Broadway musicals.
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Instead of handcuffs, a touchscreen with additional resources pops up.
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Any confusion that pops up will be addressed this evening.
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Once that bubble inevitably pops, this thing all goes away.
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Some confusion pops up today (and it's totally your bad).
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The candidate pops up all over the place, like Pokémon.
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But if the bubble pops, that support could disappear quickly.
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Plug in your values, and the right choice pops out.
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Bob's Pickle Pops are now on Amazon and in Walmart.
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At an affordable price, these Pops make great stocking stuffers.
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But a Murphy bed pops out of the wall — boing!
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Pops of green can beautify a home or work space.
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Another woman, Taz Walker, also claims Prince was her pops.
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Last July, they opened Island Pops in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
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The only local news is stuff that pops up nationally.
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But help always pops up in the nick of time.
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It pops up in your inbox, it's for you. Right.
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This Chetty data can't answer why the gradient pops up.
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Unexpected stuff pops up in your relationships today, as well.
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In the box that pops up, tap the Beep button.
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How did we live with so few "pops" of color?
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When the app pops out your finished masterpiece, share away.
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Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr., who pops in and out).
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There are little kids eating cake pops with their nannies.
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Did you feel the "pops" as each layer revealed itself?
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Plus, it comes with a selfie camera that pops up.
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Vox Pops: With bread, with rolls, with a good wine.
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"You take down one and another pops up," Brons said.
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Age: 49 Occupation: design agent Your pink really pops out.
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As a result, the image just pops off the screen.
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So now you see what else pops off that number.
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Be prepared to buy when a good price pops up.
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Here's hoping this rolling Pixar Lamp pops up on Disney+.
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Type "vaccine" into its search bar and nothing pops up.
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You are no longer in pain- no more suffering pops.
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Those cold things on a stick are alternately (and incredibly delightfully) known as ice pops, freezer pops, ice lollies, ice blocks, icy poles ands ice drops, according to the always-correct editors of Wikipedia.
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They've purged 500 dolls from the collection over the past year, and narrowed it to about 1,000 pops—including Disney, WWE, horror, and 90s-themed Funko Pops, with a few other themes thrown in.
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Last year, its pops series sold at 85 percent capacity, compared with 73 percent for its classical series; orchestra officials partly credit the higher pops sales to headliners such as the country band Alabama.
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For years, just getting him safely zipped inside was a two-person job of whack-a-mole — in goes the head, out pops the back foot, in goes the back foot, out pops the tail.
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Taking a cue from its popular cake pops, Starbucks is already serving Confetti Hearts Cake Pops which are chocolate cake on the inside and milk chocolate icing on the outside then sprinkled with tiny hearts.
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The idiom of angels pops up every semester, Dr. Sams says.
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The artist name and song title pops up at the bottom.
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The top piece pops off and doubles as a selfie stick.
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Gilmore Blacks catalogs every time a random Black extra pops up.
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Or maybe something weird pops up in your Netflix viewing activity.
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But it really pops against all the rest of the red.
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These were the days of Top of the Pops, after all.
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He made people laugh and that was my pops all day.
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He pops up, we see him, and then he sinks down.
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Zac Young's Blueberry & White Chocolate Pie Pops 1¼ cups granulated sugar
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It also pops up if you load a picture without sending.
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Allow pops to set in a styrofoam block for 10 minutes.
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Lift your finger and the rubber membrane pops back into place.
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They're more appetizers and pops of subversive wit than main dishes.
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Here you see the viewfinder, which pops up with a push.
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AI. The chatbot that pops up when you're buying new kicks?
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Speaking of Martha, she pops up a few times this season.
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When the video pops up, there's an option for zooming in.
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It also pops up during floods and other kinds of storms.
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Just look at what'll happen if Bradley Cooper pops the question!
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Enter: Pops of neon so real, they look like they're glowing.
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His name pops up in real estate developments around New York.
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Whenever I wear anything green or blue, my eye color pops.
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But then if the bubble pops he'll fall into the depths.
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There's even a Skrull you can punch when it pops up.
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Discord's warning pops up, telling her the message is too long.
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The unique status of the tribes pops up in curious ways.
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Going Beyond The PopIt's not just about the pops for me.
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Plante refers to these AI-powered 'next app' suggestions as "pops".
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As if things couldn't get any worse, Amelia pops up, too.
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" When the new menu pops up, click on "Settings and Privacy.
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The iPhone buzzes, a nice notification pops up, and it's great.
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Jenner, a glowing vision, pops up around the 1:23 mark.
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It is all new pops, nothing that you've ever seen before.
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Invest in a ring light so your highlighter pops just so?
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Aphex Twin's "Avril 14th" pops up several times in the film.
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Neighbors reported hearing "two pops" at around midnight on Tuesday evening.
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You really can't go wrong with free coffee and cake pops.
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Ryan Reynolds even pops up as a modern-day Bob Ross.
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Then slide popsicle sticks through the foil and into the pops.
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The skin is kept very natural, so the color really pops.
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Every single scene pops, glistening with neon starlight or tangerine sun.
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We're pretty sure Josh Androsky pops up somewhere in there, too.
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They'd have King of Pops giving out ice lollies and stuff.
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The third-party hand that pops in to soothe the rabbit?
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But that's how the popcorn pops in this newbie-Facebookers head.
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The occasional body pops up, helicopters, planes, bombs, things like that.
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This is a story that pops up every couple of months.
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A few seconds later, two loud pops rang inside the home.
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Instead, the camera pops out of the keyboard near the hinges.
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The two also exchanged ring pops in place of wedding rings.
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Even Singer's ex-husband Mario pops up during a surprise call.
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It feels like a new nail trend pops up every day.
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The only pops of color were actually no color at all.
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The second time was to create those bright pops of blonde.
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Click 'Choose Your Amazon Day' and the window below pops up.
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She said she liked the way the pops made yokan fun.
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"The article that pops up is from ABC News," Lieu read.
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Play with pops of colors and textures like an artist would.
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BRONXVILLE "Music Under the Stars" by the Bronxville Pops Concert Band.
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Ryan Reynolds' CIA agent Locke pops gives Hobbs a phone call.
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Pops of color are taking the place of all-white gowns.
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Some people like sucking on ice chips or frozen ice pops.
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I think that [CEO] Richard Pops has done a good job.
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She frequently pops by to talk with customers and store employees.
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So was Roebuck (Pops) Staples, the paterfamilias of the Staple Singers.
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When you hear "Hollywood starlet," who immediately pops into your head?
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The film, like a painful zit on one's lower lip, pops.
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My heart felt swollen like a balloon right before it pops.
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Seconds later, a message pops up on the livestream's comment section.
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I'm Pops, but I also never took Mama away from her.
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The camera then pops out the cartridge for your viewing pleasure.
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A few moments later, a missile launcher pops up beside it.
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Press down on the audio message until a menu pops up.
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Lassa is endemic in Nigeria, so it pops up every year.
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So you flag his profile in case he randomly pops again.
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There is Charles "Pops" Makal, a retired technician for Washington Gas.
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Relationship stress pops up tonight—how will you manage the conflict?
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"I mean, a new fear pops up every day," she said.
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Mm-hm. And so, it pops up first with a reminder.
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Ideally, I'm going to grow it till it eventually pops out.
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Just because it pops into your mind doesn't mean it's true.
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Whenever a pandemic pops up, we need a name for it.
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Hummels with another header, but he pops it over the goal.
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"My pops played in the N.F.L.," he said at one point.
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These are the mom and pops, and I'm glad for them.
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" He turned to me and said, "What's it to you, Pops?
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Whenever you want more goat, it pops up out of nowhere.
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But pops and explosions still rattled the city throughout the festival.
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The white bear paradox pops up in my work a bit.
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The door pops ajar as soon as he pushes it shut.
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Funko Pops can be relatively cheap and admittedly addicting to collect.
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I love the way this pink pops on my fair skin.
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And Kevin, of course, pops up throughout the episode's second half.
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My g-pops used to play bass guitar with Muddy Waters.
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No, there's a port right there and it pops out USBC.
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First, a physical grid that pops up clearly showing your boundaries, and second, if you have the Vive's head-mounted camera enabled, a 21200-degree 270D image of the objects in your immediate vicinity pops up.
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Tchaikovsky's bombastic "285 Overture" has been a staple of the Boston Pops' Fourth of July concert since 2014, when the famed Pops conductor Arthur Fiedler added it — complete with cannon blasts and church bells — to lift attendance.
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After a minute, a new image pops up in front of him.
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No search is required; just scroll down until a stream pops up.
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"And the train comes, and he pops in the train," said Zamourka.
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"Unless there's something that pops up, I'm not inclined to sign anything."
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He said the fire was punctuated by the pops of small explosions.
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Funko Pop How to get a geek to geek out: Funko Pops.
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Make time for friends, but don't be surprised if drama pops up.
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It's fascinating that that word always pops up just in that context.
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M.D.: Then Sarah Palin suddenly pops back up in this flamboyant way.
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Free sammiches to all Amazon employees when the PGH HQ pops up!
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Pops of oil jumped up and burned the skin on his arm.
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These beautiful crystalized cake pops add just the right amount of sparkle.
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Starbucks is currently selling Confetti Hearts Cake Pops and Heart Sugar Cookies.
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Before little ones' minds can wander, something else pops up, often literally.
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Make healthy, homemade frozen pops in small batches with these stackable molds.
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It pops off when you press a dedicated button on the side.
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The second theme that pops up in the complaints is more peculiar.
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Sometimes it's the jump scare that pops up out of no where.
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"Repping my pops till the end of time (by @chichtattoos)" she continued.
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All three kids look warm-weather ready, with ice pops in hand.
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When the villain pops out unexpectedly, you jump out of your seat.
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" Then she pops the big question: "Can I give you a hug?
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Interestingly, the cool shape of the Dream Pops isn't just for aesthetics.
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But, Alex pops up in max during season 6's fourth episode.
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This cute filter pops up when you're in the park's vast expanse.
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When one thing gets taken from you, another beautiful thing pops up.
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Jonas chose an Elvis impersonator as their officiant and exchanged Ring Pops.
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Watch out for unexpected drama that pops up in your social life.
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Each time, a plastic hand pops out and turns it back off.
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Confusion pops up this evening—in both your intimate and platonic relationships.
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My pops almost died like two months before I came out here.
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He pops it in, then repeats the action for the second battery.
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This particular ship pops up a couple of times in the trailer.
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If you pull it over one corner, it pops off the other.
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Clay says yes — and then pops the next one into his walkman.
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Every few weeks a new homespun smart mirror pops up on Reddit.
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Though that sort of humor pops up a lot in my lyrics.
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Van Holten's Pickel Ice Freeze Pops are available for purchase through Amazon.
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On the wrapper a Coke bottle sports a King of Pops crown.
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She plucks a particularly pungent one and pops it in her mouth.
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The yellow pops through the hubbub, like a kernel of buttery popcorn.
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It sneakily pops up at the end of season two of Daredevil.
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On the left side of the window that pops up, click Downloads.
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As soon as you hit the balloon, it pops and releases water.
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GLEN COVE "Salute to America" with the Concert Pops of Long Island.
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When the balloon pops, you'll see that there is a cake inside.
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"Pops in Patchogue: Give My Regards to Broadway," musicals to Big Band.
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Some variation of it pops up in my inbox every other month.
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Washington (CNN)The white Obama "O" logo pops on the black sneaker.
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Confusion about money pops up, but your intuition guides you well today.
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They may not understand how vulnerable they are when the bubble pops.
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The playwright also pops up in the state's history in goofier ways.
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Some stress at home pops up today, so make your boundaries clear!
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I know this because the ProTools Session is called "Pops Feb 25th".
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And then, almost immediately, he pops his balloons full of hot air.
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Until the next Becky conspiracy theory pops up, I agree with Ora.
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Cake pops, green-tea Frappuccinos, and iced coffee have never looked cuter.
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This evening, a perspective you've previously ignored pops up for your reconsideration.
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It's warbly and you get these weird pops and warbles on it.
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In careful print, he'd scrawl his name, pronouns, and parenting name: Pops.
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Coogan: He was on Top of the Pops on New Year's Eve.
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Selfie camera pops out from enclosure inside the phone's body when needed.
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When a big flap pops, in other words, codified programs crop up.
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West has specific requirements for a space to ensure her work pops.
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Every now and then it pops up, but they're not as welcome.
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And I want to be excited every day by what pops out.
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"I wanted it to be pops and flashes, not chronological," she said.
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A lot of unexpected stuff pops up today, especially around your home.
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Press and hold the extraction button until the cork pops out.3.
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Messi somehow keeps the ball in a scrum, and it pops out.
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"Every once in a while, it pops in my head," Dye said.
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"Once it pops out of the cave, it reveals itself," he said.
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Then, one day, there's just a trailer that pops up on Twitter.
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"This was no campfire with steady, lulling pops and crackles," she observes.
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The first author that pops into my head, improbably, is Mario Puzo.
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The Frappuccino is completely black with pops of green "slime" drizzled throughout.
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He's sitting there, enjoying Lou Dobbs time, this pops on the screen.
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The sounds of soft, expert cork pops bounce percussively off every wall.
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POPS Fatherhood in Pieces By Michael Chabon 127 pp. Harper/HarperCollins. $19.99.
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Or by some teenager from China who pops up on the horizon?
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The meter pops above 85 decibels and stays there for several minutes.
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Another woman pops up shouting the same thing and is escorted out.
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When you're surrounded by so much color and pattern, it really pops.
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It takes pops of greens and pinks to a whole new level.
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Pressing the button for the backdoor immediately pops it open just slightly.
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Confirm by clicking on the "Stop Sharing Location" button that pops up.
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The Pops concert was televised, and "Concerto for Moog" drew broad interest.
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And that pops up in some of those people more than others.
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Not everything that pops into the heads of smart people is smart.
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When you're surrounded by so much color and pattern, it really pops.
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The image that pops up is of a country engulfed in flu.
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It often feels familiar, but in certain spots it pops and jumps.
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One expert twist and the door pops open, and he slips inside.
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He periodically pops in to interrupt the reading with some comments, though.
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Whatever word pops into your head, the first thing that comes up.
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Every time I write a story using privileged information, it pops up.
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Makes about 8 servings 1 batch Strawberry Swirl Ice Cream Pops (recipe below)
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As her pops put it, Norm ... you can't always get what you want.
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"I'm really excited about the little pops of color," the actress tells PeopleStyle.
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Everyone else can suck on their garbage pops and suffer through Transformers 17.
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They try to bring down one bubble, and something pops up somewhere else.
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For example, nothing that pops up in Chrome can access your password manager.
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The 2256K display truly pops when the side bezels are just 2512mm thick.
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A panicked clown pops out of a tiny box and at your face.
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He left us hanging on what his Pops gets him for Christmas, though.
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Bottom line ... if TB pops up on your Bumble this week -- SWIPE LEFT!!!!!!!!!
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You'll start with the two main ingredients for cake pops: cake and frosting.
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But what happens when that reminder pops up while kids are at school?
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The reference pops up over seven hundred times on a Google Scholar Search.
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Kristen Wiig even pops in to voice Jessi's surprisingly friendly and articulate genitals.
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My brother pops by, and I wish him good luck on his midterms.
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We did a lot of neutrals and sprinkled in some pops of neon.
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In its modern iteration, it pops up in a couple of different forms.
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Some people hate it, he said, but it also pops in the bookstore.
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But if one (or more) pops up, that can be bad for business.
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A Funko Pop How to get a geek to geek out: Funko Pops.
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In the sprawling Trump-Russia investigation, one name constantly pops up: Felix Sater.
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Clefairy pops up from behind an ice cream cone alongside two Mulberry models.
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As if on cue, another emergency situation pops up at the Chance show.
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Drama pops up in your social life thanks to the sun opposing Uranus.
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Fire up the headphones and a card pops up on your Apple device.
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It's unclear if the message pops up on reuploads of it as well.
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Of course, there's a cliff-hanger commercial break after she pops the question.
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The song about Pops is something that doesn't happen in hip-hop culture.
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North and her pops hit up the California Science Center in L.A. Sunday.
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If it happens organically, and it pops up on my radar, then absolutely.
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If you hear the words "industrial robot," what pops up in your mind?
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Loomo's head swivels around and an emotive circle pops up on the screen.
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Last year, Paddlefish restaurant announced boozy push-pops made by Buzz Pop Cocktails.
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She pops up at Owen (Kevin McKidd) and Amelia's (Caterina Scorsone) house unannounced.
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The word "trust" pops up a lot in conversations about human-robot interactions.
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Just remember that when this tool-tastic image pops up in your nightmares.
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All I'm hearing is pops, and I'm hearing whizzing sounds over our heads.
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I proceed to launch the Firefox installer and Windows 10 pops this up?
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Or, if it's truly Mr. Roboto, a question pops up on the screen.
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That drawer pops open just before the credits roll, because foreshadowing is fun.
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Shouting is heard, and then two pops — as the camera quickly cuts away.
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One of them, Tom, wearily pops his head out on a sodden morning.
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There's a reason why 11:11, a double of doubles, pops up everywhere.
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He passed away when I was only thirteen, but Pops planted the seeds.
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Of course Jaden pops up mid-ride with a bag on his head.
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An unrelated image of Nick Viall's face immediately pops up in my head.
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"I tell my kids all the time, 'Pops got to go,'" he said.
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In China, where individual investors dominate transactions, big first-day pops are routine.
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I always looked up to my pops—I always listened to his music.
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Confusion in your relationships pops up this evening, but you'll work it out.
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Then, a Resy widget pops up that allows users to select a time.
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In another shot, the rainbow pops when she opts for a braided look.
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It's all about how you handle the stuff that pops up in life.
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The phone just pops in and it automatically opens the Daydream home screen.
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The lost 3.5 percent on average during those VIX pops, according to Kensho.
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And if the Islamic State pops ups elsewhere, expect Global Hawks there, too.
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Old news pops back up for you to take a second look at.
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This man's photo pops up in connection with all sorts of different tragedies.
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This relatability works tandem with the surrealism that pops up throughout the series.
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Four years on, her name still pops up in the news with regularity.
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Soon, it became clear the pops were gunshots, but their origin remained uncertain.
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Send an email and small, dark gray bar pops up at the bottom.
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We're dedicated to teaching [our grandson] the new names of Pops and Mimi.
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If you tweet with the GOPConvention hashtag, a tiny red guitar pops up.
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A cookbook that imagines recipes for everything from Pumpkin Juice to Acid Pops
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"Pops didn't even believe that being a writer was a profession," he said.
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PATCHOGUE "Pops in Patchogue: A Musical Journey Through Europe," the Atlantic Wind Symphony.
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Tap Settings and then choose Account Settings in the menu that pops up.
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From Rocket to Captain America, it comes with 24 Marvel character pocket pops.
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Suspicion of tracking devices pops up again and again in the group's writings.
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But, we've now learned 2 amps he allegedly jacked belonged to his pops.
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All we're waiting for now is the inevitable pffft as the bubble pops.
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Frontier comes alive every time it pops back to Declan, for several reasons.
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He pops it into his mouth and crunches down on it several times.
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It then takes up residence in Odin's (Thor's pops) vault for safe keeping.
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Insert the right coinage, push the right buttons, and out pops an orgasm.
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The Splish app pops content into video loops of between 1-5 seconds.
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These are mom and pops growing 20 or less plants in their backyard.
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The wood-carved image pops up in nearly every scene of the show.
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MUNCHIES: Sure, but what pops into your mind when someone says that word?
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Although she can't walk, due to hypotonia, River's eyes follow her Pops everywhere.
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According to Feldman, you can't taste the broth that's present in the pops.
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The faces of the league—Pops, Dino, George—are all people of color.
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A clue is the occasional nervous laughter that pops up from the audience.
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However, if it "pops," it could push back that milestone on day one.
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The top compartment pops off to convert it into a hand held vac.
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Now Bob's Pickle Pops hopes to go national by targeting athletes, especially cyclists.
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In the window that pops up, select a place to save the movie.
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Then, the guns come out, history rushes in and a ghost pops by.
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And then Teresa hails a man who pops a hallucinogen in her mouth.
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The migrant crisis in Europe pops into view and then fades away again.
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Scandinavian-inspired furniture, including a desk and love seat, added pops of color.
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But the child, which pops out pre-swaddled, is not what anyone expected.
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TAVERNISE: He, like, pops up onto the curb and tries to spook people.
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The LFA's rear wing automatically pops-up when the car hits 80 mph.
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My older brother gang-banged because in his formative years, pops was gone.
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When Chris, a regular, pops in, a customer might offer him a cheeseburger.
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He pops up at early-morning pep rallies to keep the strikers mobilized.
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As she spoke, pops — one after another — could be heard in the background.
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Here's a good recipe if you'd like to make your own CAKE POPs.
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When Drake pops in, it's strictly as nonessential personnel, waxy and oblivious. 7.
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And a drawer pops out to reveal a leather-bound notebook and pen.
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A mental roadblock pops up on Thursday, as chatty Mercury squares controlling Saturn.
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It was sleek and modern with a few pops of color and whimsy.
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Open up Cloosiv, and up pops a list of nearby, Cloosiv-enabled shops.
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The greater issue might be 'when' rather than 'if' the credit bubble pops.
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Cherry is prized for the way it crackles and pops in a fireplace.
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Over the last few years, some of these "pops" have become more pronounced.
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Save up to $3 on 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' Funko Pops!
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Kardashian West is no stranger to adding pops of color to neutral outfits.
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But every now and then, a gem pops up that makes me reconsider.
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If you try to open the K.C.N.A. website, a government warning pops up.
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Drake took to Instagram with his pops, Dennis Graham, to deliver the news.
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Our sources say Cardi plans to remain in work mode until she pops.
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Dylan's Candy BarA NYC classic, Dylan's online sweet shop is brimming with tackle boxes of colorful candy creations — the shippable spread spans creative treats from bouquets of chocolate-covered donut pops to cake pops, signature chocolates, rainbow hard candies, and more.
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Scooch Wingback Universal, $14.99, available at AmazonShop all Scooch phone grips and accessories at Amazon hereThe Scooch Wingback has a unique "snappy" design that pops outward when you press on its center and pops back in when you don't need it.
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On campus, if more than five black people congregate, a police presence pops up.
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It pops up periodically over the years, and often gets more traction during drives.
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Another house slave pops up and ties Tom, draping a noose around his neck.
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Ean Carroll described chaotic scenes as panicked patrons realized the rapid pops were gunfire.
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He used wood elements, greenery and pops of color to liven up the space.
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Conflict within relationships pops up this afternoon, but things will smooth out soon after.
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These Vanishing Resin Chairs Are Representative of Existential Crisis The Party Chair Really Pops
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After that Top of the Pops filming, the group flew to Scandinavia on tour.
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Caitlin pops a cherry-looking balloon and jokes that she's already popped Colton's cherry.
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I use Capsule as my pharmacy, so my prescription pops up in the app.
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Hundreds of bubbles hurriedly zip to the surface and yield rapid-fire, sparkling pops.
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Whatever reasonable answer pops into your head, accept it and act on it immediately.
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I think Kim Kardashian is so bloody irresponsible posting about appetite suppressant lolli Pops.
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American flags adorn a women's hair at the Boston Pops July 4th Fireworks Spectacular.
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The texture of the blanket is also super defined and the blue really pops.
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Then it pops up my picture from 2005 or maybe earlier, it looks earlier.
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She disappears around the corner and then pops back in, beckoning me to follow.
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Chatting with my pops made me realize how much I learned from watching him.
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Once he determines it was probably legit, he pops the pod into his device.
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Pops coming home, being an excellent father and then Mom being a musical instructor.
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Our prediction: These Punch Pops will be nearly as addicting as the real thing.
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Like iOS, the Touch Bar pops up your most frequently used emojis by default.
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It pops up in the news from time to time: the death-by-selfie.
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It just pops up as an option when you launch the AllCast Android app.
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Earlier this year, they introduced Halo Top Pops with 50-60 calories per pop.
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It pops up all the time on social media and in jokey message exchanges.
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Spoiler alert: One product is so foolproof, it pops up over and over again.
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"Whenever a new trigger pops up, people just go crazy about it," Maria said.
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The pair officially became husband and wife after exchanging ring pops as wedding bands.
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When a life-size, naked statue of Donald Trump pops up in a park.
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The barn-like design feels contemporary with fun pops of color and industrial elements.
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It pops up as a recommended ingredient in the keto, Paleo, and Whole30 diets.
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Her sister Polly (Tiera Skovbye) pops by with an announcement: She had her twins!
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Pregnant Cardi B is going to pull out all the stops until she pops!
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The process essentially injects acid that "pops" any fat cells into your chin region.
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And then when she lifts her foot, it pops back out of the stair.
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Then a shadow creature pops up and ruins all of that with a murder.
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For now, he argues that traders should sell the pops and buy the drops.
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Sophie and Joe wore black outfits with pops of red, blue, yellow, and green.
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Tap "Settings" in the menu list that pops up, and then tap "Data usage".
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But when one eye is closed and it tracks good, the image really "pops".
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It pops up throughout the first season, and dominates the show's daunting second episode.
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But in Greendale, everyone pops up — the dead don't stay dead long in Greendale.
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A few seconds later, he pops back up, running his hands through his hair.
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If one goes away anytime soon, there will be another hashtag that pops up.
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"I gotta get the most out of him before he pops off," Soup says.
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"In associating new info with old, somehow, the new information pops out," he said.
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Grief pops up unbidden—it's threaded through the film like a pair of shoelaces.
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Sometimes, innovation that can change the world pops up in the most unimaginable places.
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Those origins suggest one advantage pops offer startups: low overheads and, potentially, high margins.
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How far can Mr Carse's pops go, before their hip and eco-credentials melt?
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Confusion pops up this morning around work, but things will ease up later today.
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But he gets down on one knee and pops the question, and she accepts.
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I asked my pops why someone would take that photo, what was the point?
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But wait, does little Jack know that his pops plays a human-alien hybrid?
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Every now and then, something pops up on the internet that's just... really nice.
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It's not lost on Dunham that her pops handled the situation like a champ.
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Kim Severson's recipe for frozen fudge pops works on a weekend like this one.
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Once a name pops up, I can just tap "Feed" to see the transactions.
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As soon as one site is taken down, another pops up in its place.
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The sugary smorgasbord includes chocolate chip cookies, tiramisu push pops, and a chocolate fountain.
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A tiny version of you pops out aliveFrom a burning wood, swims upstream, panting.
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In its entirety, the report shares concrete and practical ways to implement these PoPs.
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"Shallow," which pops up as the soundtrack's 12th track, has an interesting songwriter pedigree.
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She grinds down to the floor, then pops her hind parts toward the ceiling.
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Playing with unexpected pops of colors and textures makes for pretty and healthful dishes.
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You need to be flexible and able to deal with anything that pops up.
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Once you open the clamshell vanity, Sebastian pops up and conducts a joyful tune.
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Hold the Xbox button on the controller until the "Power Center" menu pops up.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Donny Deutsch pops up pretty much everywhere in the American mediascape.
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It pops up in the Grand Prix, and is instantly the greatest "extra" here.
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Kronner pops these bad boys under the broiler for some pre-assembly melting action.
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A roast dinner sandwich sits alongside such staples as Nesquik milkshakes and Coco Pops.
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Who do you hope pops up as the next fall '16 MJ campaign star?
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Unicorn first pops up in a document filed by Uber in the Waymo case.
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It was quite fun & I must say funko pops make great ornaments 😂❤️ . . . .
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"That's when it hits the fan — because now the debt bubble pops," he said.
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When it loads in the message, just hold it until a menu pops up.
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Or make your own Popsicles or "ice cube tray pops" with Pedialyte or juice.
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He pops out seconds later after Hugh watches all his former Borg compatriots die.
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Google the phrase "superstar concert pianist," and Mr. Lang's name pops up right away.
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We're not just a group that pops out of the latest reality TV show.
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The results suggested that mind-pops may be more prevalent in individuals with schizophrenia.
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It just pops up a reminder that you're going to die, first of all.
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Why does the Boston Pops perform a Russian-themed composition on America's Independence Day?
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"When I'm chewing on bee pollen, something pops into my imagination," Ms. Bacon said.
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I was waiting for my pops to come back home, and he never came.
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Name one that pops to mind; it's here (Edward Weston, William Christenberry, Paul Strand).
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Rodriguez also sent his love a plate of pink and white frosted cake pops.
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When their name pops up, click on it to add them to the list.
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"You don&apost make a video now that just pops off around the world."
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It's effectively creating a new weeklong month that pops up only once a decade.
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A whole world of embattled classical musicians and brave dissidents pops in three dimensions.
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"You're doing your math homework and up pops an ad for Juul," Healey said.
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Vincke pops his speed potion to give himself two turns of supernatural dashing ability.
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The head librarian, a World of Warcraft player himself, even pops in to chat.
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It pops up into the discussion at almost every world championships or Olympic Games.
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The rhetoric soars but, like bubbles from a wand, pops quickly in the air.
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Just when you think you've knocked out all of your adversaries, another pops up.
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Mission accomplished, he pops to his feet like he was fired from a toaster.
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So if Ginni Rometty is to retire, I think the stock pops on that.
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She knocked on Crowder's front door, which has a sign for homemade ice pops.
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You can hear him on recordings — his voice just pops out from everybody else.
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While you're in the midst of putting out one fire, another one pops up.
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"Pops, maybe LYLC ('love ya like crazy') might save some finger time," I joked.
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"But Pops would always stress, 'Remember you guys are singers first,'" Mr. Williams said.
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Tension pops up in your work and relationships, but it could lead to breakthroughs.
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Fifteen hundred fans howled when Kamasi stopped the show to bring out his Pops.
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Unexpected drama pops up in your social life as the moon opposes rebellious Uranus.
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He steps in for Thompson, sets picks for James, and pops instead of rolls.
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And while it looks great during the day, it really pops at night, too.
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Without interrupting the hypnosis, percussive effects provide variety: cymbal crashes, metallic pops, synthesized thwacks.
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He also makes a dish out of Corn Pops and a bacon-infused soymilk.
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What's the first thing that pops into your mind when you think of Denmark?
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This one pops in our mouth to release stale air with a tinge of ginger.
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What that essentially means is that the mountain seemingly pops up from out of nowhere.
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He pops it open and pulls out a pre-rolled joint from his Willie's Reserve.
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Then there's a man waiting with a camera who pops out and takes your picture.
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It all pops off the screen too, thanks to the luscious hand-drawn cartoon graphics.
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Think: graphic flicks, '70s-inspired pops of color, and vibrant pigment limited to the waterline.
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Tune in next week for even more rare lumps, surgical success stories, and satisfying pops.
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Just when the dust settles on one financial crisis or scam, another one pops up.
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With Dee Dee asleep, Gypsy pops a pill and tries to kill her mother herself.
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The pops were followed by gray smoke coming from the plant, and then black smoke.
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"When diamonds are out of your budget… buy ring pops instead!" she captioned the photo.
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Included will be Thug Passion cake pops, champagne cakes coated with Alizé butter cream frosting.
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She grabs ice pops to put on his nose and asks to hear what happened.
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The navigation feature also pops up as soon as the driver connects with Android Auto.
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Strawberry Ice Pop: In the spirit of full disclosure, these ice pops weren't melted enough.
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Click on that and then click on the large blue "Unsubscribe" button that pops up.
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Or maybe you go more recent and Page, Brin, Cuban or Zuckerberg pops to mind.
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What pops into your head when you hear the prompt: What is the greatest mystery?
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I Google him and what pops up is that he was a Marine, a loner.
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So another headline pops up: "unarmed Black man killed," and it hangs in the air.
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She pulls one out and pops it in her mouth, handing it to me, hopefully.
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She pops it open and takes out a 9mm Sig Sauer and a spare magazine.
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No. Popcorn is a specific variety of corn, and it's the only one that pops.
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Next, come up with a single, decisive line to deliver when the issue pops up.
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After that, she pops them in the oven until they're golden brown and perfectly toasted.
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Now, there's this guy who pops a bunch of balloons with a bunch of knives.
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When I visited my Pops, he knew I was fighting, he would hear the stories.
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The answer combines color coordination, personal style, destination mindfulness and knowing what pops on Instagram.
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They are followed by, Starburst, candy corn, Hot Tamales, Tootsie Pops, and Sour Patch Kids.
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That bright, rainbow colored circle that pops up when an application in busy in macOS.
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Nothing ever pops out at you in holographic mode, despite what the name would imply.
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A sickly looking Bill pops up on CNBC to accuse Claire of being a monarch.
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That blue that pops out in slow motion before the big blast is so cool.
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Dip top ¼ inch of chilled pops into chocolate mixture, turning stick to remove excess chocolate.
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Once it has recognized the object, information about it pops up on a user's smartphone.
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The thinner design does mean the real camera pops out a bit from the rear.
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The material pops up on mixing bowls, sauce pans and even salt and pepper shakers.
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The findings suggest that ingesting even very small quantities of POPs can do bodily harm.
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Each time you reach the end of the red carpet, a bonus minigame pops up.
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Just double-click on the word that's flummoxed you, and a definition pops up instantly.
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Also, the cord pops out, and you can change it to a normal headphone jack.
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"The 12 Pops of Christmas" special will premiere Thursday, December 13 at 9 p.m. EST.
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It even has effects tools for reducing noise and pops on the audio you're recording.
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By using a dry Prosecco, the sweetness of the fruit and grape juice really pops.
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When something pops up, brainstorm ways to fix the issue without throwing money at it.
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Our dream kitchen is all splashes of stainless steel and pops of ceramic pastel perfection.
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Fans of Hedwig, Owl from Winnie The Pooh and Mr. Owl, Tootsie Pops mascot — rejoice!
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Some staff learns about the move when Axios' Jonathan Swan pops the story Thursday night.
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Tension pops up around finances today, but later tonight, you'll be in a great mood.
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"What pops up is ambivalence," explains Juli Fraga, PsyD, a practicing psychotherapist in San Francisco.
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When the sequence of interest pops up, the volunteers are instructed to press a button.
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As Google finds and shuts down one category, though, another pops up sooner or later.
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But mom-and-pops are free to add their own online component to their businesses.
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The ability to feel high from a bowl of Corn Pops or a Capri Sun.
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If the pops in the freezer aisle make you yawn, try something a little cooler.
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He often pops up on Sunday talk shows, direct from Arizona in the dawn hours.
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His pops also drives a Land Rover, so apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
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Someone's apparently hoarding weapons and tech that pops up around Avengers battles across the globe.
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We'll keep ya posted on when baby #4 pops out ... but here's an early CONGRATS!!!
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" She told her followers that if an abscess pops, "you can go septic and die.
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Additional Pops are better for larger houses, since you'll probably use about one per room.
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Out of nowhere, a guy pops up beside me, pressing his face to my cheek.
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It's covered in Gorilla Glass 27 and pops like you'd expect an AMOLED display to.
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Owen flips the baby over, smacks it on the back, and out pops a penny.
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On a Friday morning in April, O.C.G. pops up at the Port Authority Bus Terminal.
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It can be completed in several months, unless "derogatory information" pops up during the review.
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As he sits there impatiently, a small head wearing glasses pops up in the backseat.
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"That is pretty cool the way it just pops open," Greiner says of the product.
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If your are of age, the pops can be ordered online through Rosé Season's site.
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Against a cool gray backdrop, bright contemporary artwork pops at Le Méridien Columbus, the Joseph.
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Her Passover assortments include 10-plagues pops and marzipan matzos in various shapes and sizes.
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Select "Account Settings" from the list that pops up and then open the "Apps" folder.
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The shimmer really pops, so if you want a subtle glow, use a light hand.
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The gravity he'd provide on pick-and-pops and DHO's with Westbrook would be fierce.
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The head pops off to reveal an 1/8 jack and the eyes are inputs.
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Mad Pops, a popsicle and ice cream shop in Bali, Indonesia, specializes in vegan desserts.
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The jolly clapping, by all the actors, pops up during every scene change as well.
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When Mr. Wilder hears the verdict, he pops his eyes and tilts his body forward.
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My car is exactly what I need right now, and I have Pops to thank.
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The Halloween cake pops are sold at most of the confectionary shops in both parks.
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There was an array of desserts, from cupcakes and cookies to cake pops and pretzels.
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Once the "Copy" bubble pops up, tap on it to copy your serial number.6.
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PATCHOGUE Pops in Patchogue: Give My Regards to Broadway, selections from musicals to big band.
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PATCHOGUE Pops in Patchogue: Give My Regards to Broadway, selections from musicals to Big Band.
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Popsicle is bringing back its famous Double Pops — and it's all thanks to Justin Bieber
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On that next overnight hunting or fishing trip, you want to keep Pops happy, right?
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Watch out for agitation this evening as unexpected drama pops up in your intimate relationships!
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Noms: Starbucks just launched 28 emoji — including cake pops, green-tea Frappuccinos, and iced coffee.
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When the screen is locked, a fingerprint icon pops up, showing you where to press.
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Everywhere I looked, there were bright pops of color, flavor, and lots of street art.
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When I hear "Toronto," an image of the CN Tower immediately pops into my mind.
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"We need pillows in a color that pops," Steinberg said, after surveying the furniture plans.
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"I think the best days of Vivitrol are still ahead of it," Pops told Cramer.
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Local grocers like Lucky's pitched in, and thousands more pops have come from individual donors.
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"I'm looking for anything that pops — something that's avant-garde, something abstract," Mr. Alban said.
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The dialogue pops with inventive profanity and familiar varieties of name-calling and woke-speak.
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She pops two pills from a table covered with her sister's leftover prescription medication bottles.
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This dream usually pops up when I'm stressed OR during a rare stress-free lull.
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A message from my friend, and Noisey staffer, Ryan Bassil pops up on my phone.
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Wood pops and floats, drifts and buckles, swells like human legs whose hearts have failed.
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We got Teresa walking into the party locked arm-in-arm with her pops, Giacinto.
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Now, there are fair-trade soccer balls, fair-trade soaps and fair-trade ice pops.
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LONDON — What's the difference between a McDonald's Happy Meal and a box of Coco Pops?
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A ball pops free to Jamie Vardy for a free shot, but he's adjudged offside.
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We want you to say the first word that pops into your mind: bike lanes.
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He pops up on your social media feed with hateful words and impulsive policy announcements.
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In the box that pops up, tap View Apple ID and sign in, if prompted.
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A hint of snarl pops from the tailpipes, but it won't violate any neighborhood covenants.
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"We heard a round of extremely loud pops," Eastmond said, according to her prepared testimony.
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He faces a Chiefs defense that shrink-wraps receivers and pops the quarterback without repentance.
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Think of it as listening to a classic record on vinyl, with pops and all.
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It's certainly not a thing of pleasure that pops into your mind, or happiness, either.
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When we're looking for brunette color inspiration, Mila Kunis always pops up in our search.
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It's in the pills she pops to cope with stress, uncertainty, stage fright and exhaustion.
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"The Politician" pops off the screen immediately; it's sumptuously appointed in production values and cast.
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She was also the principal flutist for the Boston Pops Orchestra from 1957 to 1958.
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"This yacht is great for bachelorettes!" pops up across multiple listings on Boatsetter&aposs website.
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C. looks up a Starbucks nearby and pops into a gas station for a newspaper.
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The bad: housingCompared to peer cities, South Bend has one issue that pops out: vacancies.
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Mr. Bryant began combing drugstore aisles for ring pops to regularly present to Ms. Weeks.
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But a gremlin pops out and sprays her in the face with a turkey baster.
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Marlow pops up after Kong makes his star entrance swatting down helicopters and scattering survivors.
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Halo Top pops hit some retail shelves and the company's national online store on Tuesday.
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Later, the pops will come to the Northeast and hit some national retailers this spring.
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At the reception, Karl jumps out of this car and pops this brooch on me.
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Then it all pops out in my work, mixed in the eggbeater of my mind.
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There is clipping, and there are vocal pops, and sometimes there's static because Skype drops.
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Pops Pippen has 6 NBA Championship rings, but a 'DWTS' mirrored ball would tower those.
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Ice pops are actually the worst, as your teeth become hyper sensitive to the cold.
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When a green box pops up, it signals the all-clear for the shelf in question.
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That means that if an issues pops up, there isn't enough money to cover for it.
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In the U.S., mom and pops are — at least so far — still stuck in the past.
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When most American customers think of pancakes, IHOP is the first brand name that pops up.
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The tiny device will give Pops access to Hulu, Amazon Prime, Netflix, HBO Go and more.
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Throughout their relationship, he fake-proposed to her, with Ring Pops, a total of 11 times.
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No matter what pops into your head, we bet it isn't what's in the slideshow ahead.
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Late in the day, a notification pops up on your Pixelbook: Don't forget the orange slices!
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So when a new brand pops up there that we'd never heard of before, we investigate.
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In fact, the whole famous family – including Kim, Khloé, Rob and mom Kris Jenner – pops up.
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It&aposs sort of like when my pops used to take me out in the back.
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La Puente, California (CNN)Leo Santa Cruz snaps off punches, making loud pops on sparring mitts.
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Once the pops are covered in melted chocolate you're left with a perfect cat-like shape.
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As you can imagine, these pops are some of the gnarliest Dr. Lee faces in surgery.
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This video, which Allure found on Reddit, is just as satisfying as those pops and squeezes.
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After making an important decision, the President pops candy into his mouth and smiles with satisfaction.
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The pattern is repeating checks, typically a crisp white contrasted with a bright color that pops.
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Each time some retailer stops using my picture, another one pops up—it just never ends.
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"Water resistant ratings for phones cost you money," reads the text that pops up on-screen.
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You still feel the tension of, 'What's going to happen?' but it always pops out easily.
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When the clown pops the balloon, he is swarmed by bees, and nothing could be freakier.
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Kelli's ex Quantrel (whom we'd never met before because Kelli switches men like underwear) pops up!
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Want to know how to make "Star Wars"-themed cake pops, emoji cookies or rainbow bagels?
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"When you look at those blues and the graphic qualities, that stuff just pops," he said.
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The top compartment pops off to convert it into a hand held for extra tight squeezes.
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The murders seem to coincide with Banksy-esque street art that pops up near each one.
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He lists his music influences, hobbies and talents -- with a special shout-out to his pops.
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Each one of these small accessories can help sprinkle pops of pizzazz throughout your living space.
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Check out the icon that pops up in both videos at the bottom of the screen.
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Pops of color accented the muted palette, with vivid checked skirts or frocks and red tailoring.
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If Mario bumps the floor just as the spiny approaches the barrier, it pops right over.
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"The whole thing just pops the cork," in the words of Denison University volcanologist Erik Klemetti.
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You're going to drag the transparent icon that pops up to the very bottom right corner.
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Pops especially loved the images of Zoeller, true to form, hamming it up with the crowd.
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They won all of one WWF tag team title, but the pops were loud and consistent.
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Speakers bought during the first dot-com boom will still pound when the cryptocurrency bubble pops.
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After cutting into the skin, Dr. Lee pops the chestnut-like clump out from Felix's face.
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Now the tech giant is where we go to get everything — condoms, cake pops, corgi pillows.
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The driving "Gotta catch 'em all" ethos behind Pokémon jells perfectly with Funko Pops' mission: synergy!
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Still, to this day, Bakay's Salem pops up in the form of memes and funny screengrabs.
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When you tap on a song in Messenger, it instantly pops open Spotify and starts playing.
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The bluntnose sixgill shark, which pops up in episode two, "The Deep," is a fearsome creature.
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Any and all info that you request pops up on its screen for you to see.
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The new feature, which pops up one time per profile, is straightforward and simple to use.
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Andie MacDowell also pops up as a guest star, providing one conspicuous link to that film.
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If a desire pops in your mind don't just say well this is my free will.
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She cooks for him, he pops out to the gym and they're just enjoying hanging out.
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You know, next time an English TV host who can't successfully ride a Segway pops off.
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But gaming forums, while especially nasty, aren't the only place this kind of thing pops up.
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To remove a finished print, you simply flex the plate and the 3D print pops off.
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The Simple Human Butterfly is unlike regular cans where a foot pedal pops open the lid.
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Nationals Park will offer two ice cream push-pops: Black & White Cookie and Bourbon & Cinnamon Babka.
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She also suggests adding pops of color to a sofa or bed with fun throw pillows.
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Every few months, a photo pops up on the internet that flips everything on its head.
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Attack helicopters fire into the city, rockets roar over head, small-arms fire crackles and pops.
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On command, a slot opens, a drone pops out and takes flight, and the slot closes.
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On the agenda this weekend: a metallic, monochromatic smoky eye that pops against all skin tones.
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Any time a notification pops up on your phone, Pushbullet will recreate it on your desktop.
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But now that my palette has matured, I can categorically say that Ice Pops are trash.
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Occasionally there are weird bursts of laughter, and sometimes Frank Caliendo pops in for whatever reason.
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He does take notes, which new hire Sean Jeffries sees when he pops in to snoop.
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But then Sansa pops up to remind him that he doesn't know Ramsay Bolton at all.
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Tam, who is in his 30s, moved in, while Chan pops by regularly to help out.
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Every now and again, something pops up on the 'net that's just too cute to resist.
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When that information pops up on a site within Matchlight's coverage, the user receives an alert.
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He seems pleased with his choice, and body-pops in front of a mirror to celebrate.
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It's quintessentially Ellen-and-Portia with its rustic feel, throws, art books, and pops of color.
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A terrifying thought pops into your aching head: Could I be … getting too old for this?
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Succeeding Vanessa Kirby, Helena Bonham Carter lustily pops the cork on the tragic, flamboyant Princess Margaret.
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Chloe's organic fruit pops are made with just three ingredients: fruit, water, and organic cane sugar.
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Popsicle has since confirmed to INSIDER that the Double Pops will be coming back into production.
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My best friend Josh, he's the one who started calling my dad pops before I was.
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Yousef then sold the guns to Pops for $210,218, twice what he'd just paid for them.
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That March, ATF agents confronted Yousef: With Pops' help, they had been monitoring his gun deals.
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I'm ahead in all the national polls with the occasional one that pops up that's different.
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"I chose bubbles because it's temporary, like a trend, it pops when it reaches it's end."
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Stephen Fry pops up in what amounts to a one-scene cameo, and he's wickedly funny.
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If the Dark Web's Silk Road gets shut down, a new Dark Web market pops up.
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A 13-inch Christmas tree pops out of the book to reveal the Hogwarts' Great Hall.
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That way when a repair pops up, the money is sitting there waiting to be used.
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When the device's name pops up on the screen in the Bluetooth window, click on it.
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"My pops, he always liked stirrups and he always told me to wear them," Lindor said.
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DeChellis: 'Regardless of what the problem is that pops up, their instinct is to call you'
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The pops currently retail at $19.99 per 12-pack at various Costco locations across the country.
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The impact of the Great Recession, which started in 22013, immediately pops out from the graph.
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The Denver Nuggets' existing rainbow skyline design pops a bit more on this year's black base.
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Most ensembles featured in the show combined formal workwear with pops of color and bold accessories.
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Take care of one seemingly impossible challenge, and another one just pops up in its place.
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The campus is full of greenery, so I was sure to find little pops of color.
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After all, these were the people whose first ceremony included ring pops and an Elvis impersonator.
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Click one, and a description pops up next to a YouTube playlist (with Spotify coming soon).
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Usually something pops into my head that I find amusing so I put it on paper.
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Enough so that when you Google her name, Margot Robbie's name pops up right after it.
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Visiting Tehran calls a swirl of disco out of the ambient hisses and pops that Radio.
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A moment later, the woman opens the lid and a fair-skinned Asian man pops out.
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The DIY camera Instagif NextStep snaps three-second GIFs and pops them out in an instant.
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So they just, they're not loyal to you in particular, it's just whatever pops up first.
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I also have ones where I kill a bad guy and another bad guy pops out.
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I start working at 8:30, and at 9 a reminder pops up on my phone.
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There's also a small fingerprint shaped guide that pops up on the lock screen for help.
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This weekend, an allusion to Simpson pops up in an unlikely place: the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Sometimes the orb pops back up, a ball of cream balanced on a whale's watery exhale.
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"Happy Father's Day to all the Dominican pops!" he said cheerfully through the translator Jose Mota.
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"The Boston Pops played before the race and during the race," she told Lake Placid News.
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The presentation seems to require 3-D glasses but pops into focus once you step inside.
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He told our drummers what to do and I think it really pops on this record.
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Also, hospital and prison pops were very different: hospital patients were older, whiter, and more female.
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Here in Iowa, the grandest celebration of the date is an event called Yankee Doodle Pops.
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She recommends it as a topping for any of her fruit-based sorbets and ice pops.
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In contrast, much of his art brims with color that pops against the chic, crisp aesthetic.
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Each is like a haunted Charles Addams house that pops up in a sleek, modern subdivision.
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In the window that pops up, choose Original to grab the image in its highest resolution.
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Kellogg's insisted the advertisement was clearly for Coco Pops Granola alone, and not any other products.
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" When you sign up for an account, this message pops up on screen: "Tip: Using a .
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Henry Cavill, who is flirting with A-list stardom, pops into Savile Row without his cape.
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I was in the middle of the dance floor and heard three or four loud pops.
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One of my coworkers (who is more like a friend) pops into my office to talk.
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Once the cork pops, a sudden change in pressure releases carbon dioxide trapped in the bottle.
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A main Christmas tree is adorned with an array of chic ornaments and pops of flair.
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A user has to press the camera button on the keyboard and then it pops up.
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The strongman from St. Petersburg pops up like Zelig across the broken landscape of U.S. politics.
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" That's when Coco chastised pops for using a bad word while mic'd ... saying, "You can't curse.
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I'm guessing that the first number that pops into your mind is quite large, like $5003,000.
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Then the phone rings or a message pops up on the screen, and they switch gears.
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The club's goalkeeper, Luke McCormick, often pops by "for a yarn," as Clark, 75, puts it.
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And the pastry kitchen makes 100 different types of desserts, from cake pops to strawberry mousse.
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There's a cover around back that pops off to reveal all of the usual connectivity ports.
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Dialogue about mountains, itself a metaphor of religious experience, pops up elsewhere in the Murray canon.
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It is not even one of those rare moments when he pops up with a goal.
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Haji Firooz, the second figure, pops up during the Persian New Year to bring good wishes.
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He is both ubiquitous and obscure, a cipher who pops up in the most unexpected places.
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It typically pops up around two weeks of age, but can occur anytime before six weeks.
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So the pops make for a "pretty cool juxtaposition" with Halo Top's core product, he said.
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The piece, which culminated with slight ticks and pops, spoke to the spatial qualities of noise.
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Colored-in work pops with expressive bubblegum blues and pinks, or gradients that evoke Pacific sunsets.
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"The first thing that pops in your head is 'Wow, Rizzo might be available," he says.
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Bostonians celebrated with the Boston Pops along the Charles River, joined by pop vocalist Rachel Platten.
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If you've been to law school, you might notice that his name pops up a lot.
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Unexpected stuff at work pops up this afternoon, but good vibes will be flowing at home.
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And I'm the person that pops into their minds — which of course makes me very proud.
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His bald head pops up in street art encouraging workers to take up the fight against automation.
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These will focus on healthy frozen pops (Saturday), handmade pasta (Sunday) and "noodles" from winter squash (Monday).
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"The ball pops in and out of the cup — it's pistoning back and forth," Dr. Hart said.
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When you're all done, just twist the StickIt, and it pops right off without leaving a mark.
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When you click on the doodle now, either a duck, alligator or tower of turtles pops out.
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Try out my take on strawberry shortcake ice cream pops and let us know what you think.
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You start off with an egg that slowly starts to crack before a dinosaur eventually pops out.
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Surprising news about money pops up as Mercury meets Uranus—a eureka moment is coming your way!
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Wearing a huge suit, Affleck sits down for his interview before Damon pops out to surprise Kimmel.
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He says the "Why me?" question often pops up, though it is never followed by finger-pointing.
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This is the time of year where interest in Vegas, to say nothing of hockey, pops inexorably.
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And it's a process that will play out whether the Bitcoin bubble keeps soaring or finally pops.
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Sometimes a bottle pops on the curb and someone howls, the howl dopplering away down the lane.
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The #ThrowBacktotheFuture party boasted a real-life DeLorean, a 22016's barbershop quartet, and Ring Pops galore.
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They come with all the ingredients and directions to make desserts, like Brownie Pops and Celebration Cupcakes.
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In the morning Suzy's hat pops up, letting your child know that it's time to wake up.
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Gomez has eight, including the top five, while Ronaldo pops up twice, in slots six and 22016.
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These shoes come in nine styles, or you can custom design a pair specially for your pops.
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Just after Schofield pops Delevingne's book on the show's bookshelf, her dog Leo makes an explosive entrance.
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Hold the case close to your iPhone, flip it open and the pairing screen pops up immediately.
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Tap and hold the cover or title of the song or album until a menu pops up.
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But for now, Jon Najarian's bottom line is to sell the stock if it pops after earnings.
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But every once in a while when a sale pops up, a girl like me gets lucky.
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Mills definitely kicks his board, but the board pops almost straight up and rotates between his legs.
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JF: It's hard not to get sucked into the wild crap that pops up on our timelines.
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Fireworks weren't the only thing popping off at the Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular this Fourth of July.
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That way, you won't be confused if Ahsoka Tano pops up in the upcoming Han Solo movie.
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There were resin-molded skulls and a metal jail cell that pops up out of the floor.
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And all the while, the phrase increasingly pops up in personal bios, job applications and everyday conversation.
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Once all your electronics are hooked up, twist the charger until the correct wall plug pops out.
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The occasional text that pops up on-screen to give personalities to the ingredients she cooks with.
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Thankfully, the overall build quality has improved from previous years, and the new orange color really pops.
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In the United States, mom and pops are — at least so far — still stuck in the past.
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You just pick the country, like UK or Australia, and the right type of plug pops out.
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At first, Shaun Hoff dismissed the loud, successive pops he was hearing, thinking they were exploding fireworks.
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Dakota's an avid surfer and soccer player, and honestly a younger, cooler version of his pops, Michael.
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The green panel pops out once more, and the man in the hoodie pokes his head out.
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As soon as you pull out the stylus, a menu of tools pops up on the screen.
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Surprisingly, the metal back of the phone pops off so you can swap out the battery easily.
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The pair did six deadlifts together — and Thore made sure to push the pace against her pops.
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It's the key location in the book, and chapter-to-chapter it pops up again and again.
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Click on the multitasking icon in the bottom right and up pops the familiar carousel task switcher.
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It's the first lens that pops up when you open the augmented reality features on Snapchat's camera.
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Only time will tell, but we wouldn't be surprised if he pops up on the CW again.
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Halo Top is giving away 5,303 coupons for a box of Halo Top Pops on the 21st.
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Out pops the other car's driver in a red-faced rage, and Dad backs away a step.
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I scroll through social media and an advertisement for the Carolina Ballet pops up on my screen.
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One of her breasts, meanwhile, pops out of her chest, yells a little bit and storms off.
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The tree only pops into existence once the generator has created a tree that fools the discriminator.
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