At some point in the weekend it just pops off.
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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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The top piece pops off and doubles as a selfie stick.
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It pops off when you press a dedicated button on the side.
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If you pull it over one corner, it pops off the other.
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The top compartment pops off to convert it into a hand held vac.
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"I gotta get the most out of him before he pops off," Soup says.
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"You don&apost make a video now that just pops off around the world."
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It all pops off the screen too, thanks to the luscious hand-drawn cartoon graphics.
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The head pops off to reveal an 1/8 jack and the eyes are inputs.
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"The Politician" pops off the screen immediately; it's sumptuously appointed in production values and cast.
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The top compartment pops off to convert it into a hand held for extra tight squeezes.
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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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To remove a finished print, you simply flex the plate and the 3D print pops off.
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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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Surprisingly, the metal back of the phone pops off so you can swap out the battery easily.
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A bottle of pills pops off the shelf, and the many pills playfully become a deadly one.
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Then Trump pops off this morning and effectively endorses what the Saudis, UAE, Bahrain, and Egypt have done.
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If your helmet pops off during a shift, you have to skate to the bench for a change.
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Normally, I wouldn't go this deep into the country without my pistol because shit pops off in the woods.
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My very first golf swing ever on the driving range, the head of the golf club just pops off.
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MARTIN: So last weekend, when he pops off about, 'Rex, don't bother with North Korea, it's not worth it.
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Place the fibula of one under a bottle of Coke and it will fizz manically, until the top pops off.
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Wait a couple years and if that show pops off then great, you can kind of settle down a bit.
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The boom-boom of heavy artillery pops off constantly, while tracer fire, the lights of drones, and smoke colors the sky.
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Following a major flare, the sun typically pops off a giant cloud of magnetized plasma, called a coronal mass ejection (CME).
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It's hard, the cap pops off of the chicken, and then I have to pick it up and change my gloves.
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Donald Trump is a Jekyll and Hyde president: He pops off wildly about everything from war to walls, threatening the unthinkable.
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It's also a convertible of sorts, with a roof panel that pops off and is manually stored in the small trunk.
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Now, the Cupertino computing giant is giving customers an extra two years of coverage in case that expensive watch face pops off.
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Instead, in one motion he spins back to Redick (who pops off DeAndre Jordan's screen) and feeds him for an open three.
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While President Trump pops off tweets and executive orders, the Republican House has been quietly overturning significant elements of Obama's late presidency.
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The little red plane pops off every full-page spread, and young readers will be frequent fliers for this adventure in writing.
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Coyote's bold, engaging voice pops off the page and propels this road-trip novel through a series of charming, if unlikely, adventures.
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They're most useful when a button pops off your shirt or — according to pop culture imagery — to fasten a baby's cloth diaper.
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First thing in the morning, the second your head pops off the pillow, you reach over and grab your Pixel off the nightstand.
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The back pops off at the touch of a dedicated button on the side, letting you swap out the battery in a flash.
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Accessing those is easy enough: just four hex screws secure the bottom plate, which pops off to reveal the memory and storage slots.
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Press it, the metal back pops off, and there you'll find a removable battery, nano SIM card tray, and a microSD card slot.
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The Ladybug Girl series fills everyday life with imagination and lovely art that pops off the page — in lots of red, of course.
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The G5 has a small button on the side that when pressed, pops off the bottom of the phone and with it, the battery.
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You take the atom, you put it under incredible stress and it yields its secrets, it pops off new particles that you've never seen.
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She clacks her fingernails on the glass bottle, pops off the top with a satisfying click, listens to the bubbles fizz, and smiles serenely.
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A "kill vehicle" pops off the top of the defending missile above the Earth's atmosphere and seeks out and destroys the attacking missile's warhead.
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The G5's bottom "chin" pops off, letting you swap in components such as a camera grip/battery and a Bang & Olufsen-branded audio module.
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Just when you thought we'd reached peak iPhone speculation, the rumor mill pops off and churns out a hot new leak to kickstart the chatter.
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You can try to flee to another planet before it all pops off, but unless you're a literal billionaire, it's probably better to think small.
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A few more bristles break in half before the comb attachment pops off entirely and I'm forced to finish the job with a random hairbrush.
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That being said, so uh — in America, do witches and wizards not get a special owl inviting them to school when their power pops off?
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Some reviewers have had trouble with the concentrator attachment coming off too easily, which can be annoying and dangerous if it pops off during styling.
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The much larger and more expensive new Replicator+ comes with a flexible plate that makes it easy to twist it until the 3D print pops off.
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If this image is correct — and all signs say it is — the bottom of the phone pops off, allowing the user to plug in another battery.
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Bloomberg is not just some wealthy dude who made his money betting on derivatives on Wall Street and now pops off about the need to cut taxes.
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When Bertie is sexually harassed, her left boob pops off her body, morphs into its own character and declares it's taking the rest of the day off.
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"Often times it is because the nail underneath is so short there isn't enough for the product to hold on to and therefore it pops off," Pinto says.
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It's hard to love movies like Lucas does and and deny this film looks amazing, that it just pops off the screen in so many aesthetically interesting ways.
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The billboards aren't blank — the faded image of a baby smiles down from one, the word "life" pops off another — but they're the opening pages in Mildred's opus.
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The speaker grille on the bottom pops off with a little tug — it's held on with magnets — and you can purchase different colors to make it match your decor.
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But I have to bring extra nails and glue in my purse for the emergency when you're putting your bag up in your overhead and a nail pops off.
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"I do it cause I love it," writes BeBeDera in her Soundcloud bio—she's under the radar for now, but don't be surprised when she pops off internationally next year.
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I get that argument, but when you put BuzzFeed in a CNN press release, and when Jeff pops off about Vice at a press lunch … You're saying it's legitimizing them. Yeah.
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But instead of their heads eventually flying off, which would be pretty traumatic for kids to see, either character pops off their base in defeat when they've had enough of a pummelling.
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But the degree to which Denver's offense changes when Jokic is the focal point is so pronounced that it pops off the screen, whether you're sorting the data or watching the games.
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He dismisses the notion that the police might be targeting a rap festival as "that conspiracy theory shit," but does recommend that we build personal bunkers for when the civil war pops off.
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If you set an enemy on fire using your shoulder-mounted flamethrower, armor pops off of them; if you kill the enemy when they're on fire, a fountain of armor explodes from the body.
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They'll continue to reinstall it or log back in once in a while whenever a new filter pops off on Twitter and Instagram, but they won't necessarily post their contributions to the trend solely on Snapchat.
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If you suspect a point of sale system to have a physical skimmer attached to it, you could always try giving it a tug to see if anything that's not supposed to be there pops off.
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What made it unique, however, was the one-handed typing mode which displays a wheel-like interface that pops off the side of the screen, allowing users to reach all the letters with just a thumb.
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It's been zipping through space for seven months now, and once it triggers its parachute, pops off its protective coverings, and lands, it'll kick off a six-year mission to test Mars for signs of ancient (or current!) life.
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The electric green acrylic and foam piece doubles as a serving platter — the lid pops off to function as a chic tray for the truffles, while the bottom can be used as a bowl for the brussels spouts and cabbage chips.
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President Trump often pops off more for effect than out of core conviction, but there's one thing he has believed constantly for 30 years: America should be tougher on trade and retaliate against foreign governments who he thinks rip the U.S. off.
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Putting the work on paper is rarely enough; Jeremyville pops off the page, peppering reality through public sculpture, street paste-ups, brand collaborations, home goods, shareable GIFs, and in this case, a mascot for The Standard and a takeover of The Standard Spa, at Miami Beach.
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She says the test did not address the possibility of North Korea using complex countermeasures and decoys to confuse the anti-ballistic missile's "kill vehicle," which pops off the top of the defending missile above the earth's atmosphere and seeks out and destroys the attacking missile's warhead.
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He seems to emerge, supernatural-like, then pops off to somewhere beyond the stratosphere to wait for the release of Tha Carter V. Until Birdman or whomever releases the album, however, Wayne does appear to be siphoning out new tracks and features one by one—the latest of which are taken from his upcoming Dedication 6 mixtape.
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"McKay hot, pops off, cools and apologizes". St. Petersburg Times. 27 November 1979 This was the first game that Pat Summerall and John Madden announced together.
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"McKay hot, pops off, cools and apologizes". St. Petersburg Times. November 27, 1979 Despite his adversarial personal relationship with Spurrier, McKay defended him against fans' criticism.Zier, Patrick.
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The fruit is coconut-sized, and roundish and woody, with a cap that pops off when it reaches maturity. Inside the fruit are anywhere from eight to 40 seeds, which eventually fall from the woody capsule after a period of time.
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Model and high-power rockets are designed to be safely recovered and flown repeatedly. The most common recovery methods are parachute and streamer. The parachute is usually blown out by the engine's ejection charge, which pops off the nose cone. The parachute is attached to the nose cone, making it pull the parachute out and make a soft landing.
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Video - Ciara - Gimme Dat rap-up.com - Retrieved 2010-11-04. The video begins with Ciara arriving to an abandoned warehouse in a Lamborghini, where she then gets out of the vehicle and pops off the front hood, showing speakers as the song beings to play. She then struts across the road and performs her famous matrix move in custom designed Converse heels.
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Anya (pointing gun at Bond), tells him: "The mission is over, Commander". At that moment, as Anya is tightening her finger on the trigger, the cork pops off of a champagne bottle that Bond is in the process of opening. Anya smiles, stifling a giggle, and Bond says "In my country, Major, the condemned man is usually allowed a final request" to which she says "Granted". Bond then suggests that they get out of their wet clothes.
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Anti- drilling plates can be installed to prevent this. Alternatively, for cheaper locks, the disks can be bypassed by inserting a screwdriver or similar torqueing device, causing the retainer to pop off and the inside 'guts' of the lock to spill out. The same effect can be created by turning a torque tool in the lock until the end-cap pops off. After this, cheap plastic locks can be turned by hand, pulled out with pliers, or deformed by heating — causing the lock to open, or completely fall apart.
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Angered, Donald fixes a fallen tree branch under the pine's branch to keep it away. However, as Donald sleeps, his exhalations cause the tree branch to lose hold of the pine's branch, causing it to hit the air mattress pump (with the hose still attached to the mattress valve) and wobble up and down with the handle, pumping fast and strong. This causes Donald's mattress to get excessively inflated until it pops off and takes flight, deflating rapidly in mid-air while Donald continues to sleep. As the mattress deflates, it propels Donald all the way back to the Hold-Up Motel, landing right on the porch cot.
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During the race, the wheel pops off and the lug nuts all scatter; Harold and Cromer are shocked and think there's nothing they can do, but Shelley steps in and simply tells them to remove a single lug nut from the other three wheels and put them on the fallen wheel. Cromer does this, and Harold enters the race, still maintaining his balance. Brad, close to winning the race, sees Harold back in action and puts a dent in Harold's cart in order to slow him down. Rhonda, seeing this, comes up from behind and bashes the rear of Brad's cart, causing him to crash into the haystacks at the edge of the track.
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While reviewing Madame X, Daniel Welsh from HuffPost opined that the song was one of the album's "party tracks tinged with sadness". Caryn Ganz from The New York Times gave a mixed review of the song and noted that "while its missteps aren't barbed enough to deflate a reverie", the song was "more like a stride in the right direction than an emphatic stomp forward". On a more critical note, Pitchforks Jillian Mapes felt "Medellín" would be a bigger hit for Maluma rather than for Madonna. Mapes explained that while it was "more sonically restrained" than some of Madonna's previous works, she still sounded like she was struggling to "find a balance between campy bangers and more mature balladry", and that it was Maluma who truly stood out, writing that "the chorus pops off into a joyous celebration because of him".
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