"I'm a black man," one activist yelled before finally pouncing.
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Mysteriously, no Democrat seems to be pouncing on the opportunity.
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The way pouncing on the slimmest openings can change tone.
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San Francisco's unicorn startups are pouncing on tech's newfound momentum.
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He's exciting in the way of a tiger pouncing on prey.
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Echo was dropping her and pouncing on her, again and again.
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With a question mark hanging over the Ellison allegations, Republicans are pouncing.
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It triggers the predatory sequence of stopping, stalking, staring, pouncing, and grabbing.
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And now, please sit back and enjoy the following photos of pouncing cats.
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The surveillance footage shows four people pouncing on two men outside the restroom.
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Schjeldhal moves quickly to characterize an artist, like a cat pouncing on his prey.
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He's almost two but very much acts like a kitten with his clumsy pouncing.
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That raises the price for any rival which might be considering pouncing on LSE.
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This beauty enjoys a few simple things: smiling, sleeping, car rides, pouncing and more smiling.
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He looked like a panther pouncing for the kill after stalking its prey up court.
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Surveillance footage of the incident shows four people pouncing on two men outside the restroom.
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The Hurricanes tied it with 10:36 remaining by pouncing on a New York turnover.
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Maduro loyalists, who regularly insult opposition leaders as Washington's lackeys, wasted no time in pouncing.
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This stalking and pouncing is perfect for a six-second Vine or a pithy tweet.
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Sometimes gunmen on motorbikes surround a truck, slowing it down before pouncing like lions stalking prey.
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All of a sudden, a leopard attacks the puppy, pouncing on it from out of nowhere.
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Now, we do it all at once, pouncing on the trending topic the minute it appears.
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It was funny, all these tech people, and then a bear, pouncing through the crowd, right?
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But it might at the very least wait for the spinoff's shares to sag before pouncing.
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Comtois tied the game 1-1 after pouncing on a Blues turnover inside their blue line.
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You've given savvy advice on buying cars, pouncing on credit card offers, and optimizing retirement savings.
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Ms. Mearns, pouncing breezily through the knottily rapid-fire steps, devoured space elsewhere with Amazonian boldness.
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But in the middle it goes way, way out into cats-pouncing-across-the-keyboard territory.
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Since the boost phase lasts for only a few minutes, that requires spotting launches and pouncing quickly.
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On Twitter, anti-Semitic and racist trolls prowl around, pouncing on users while dodging the site's moderators.
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It ended up with MGK's security pouncing on G-Rod and beating the crap out of him.
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Pouncing on Holzken he got some good right hands through and moved the champion to the ropes.
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A pallid bat pouncing on a giant desert hairy scorpion, which is larger than the Arizona bark scorpion.
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Pouncing on a tweet misquoting an interview with an EU commissioner, both leaders pointed the finger at Germany.
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In the original movie, Zazu is very aware of the pouncing lesson going on between Simba and Mufasa.
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Flynn reportedly expects to stay in his position, but Democrats are pouncing on his reported talks with Kislyak.
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Leo did some quick work ... pouncing on a brunette who apparently needed some sorta mouth-to-mouth treatment.
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But the pendulum quickly shifted in the other direction, with Republicans pouncing on the latest Clinton road bump.
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Lowry and Copp were sprung on a two-man breakaway that finished with Lowry pouncing on a rebound.
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Upon reaching the dugout, his teammates gave him the silent treatment before pouncing on him in a celebratory gesture.
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Rather than attempt to recover the fumbled football, he appeared to jump out of the way of pouncing Broncos defenders.
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She has spent her first few days in the spotlight play fighting with her mom, pouncing and generally running amok.
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Waymo, meanwhile, says that Uber is pouncing on the patent claims to distract from Waymo's win in the preliminary injunction.
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" Then he went political (with critics pouncing on his use of "ban"): "We need to be smart, vigilant and tough.
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They do, however, prove that the device has the durability to stand up to a yard-full of pouncing dogs.
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After pouncing on a giveaway, Boedker fed Pavelski, who skated into the slot and wired a wrister under Dubnyk's arm.
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Meanwhile Fox News hosts are pouncing on every slip up and providing it as proof that he's experiencing cognitive decline.
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LEDE: The controversy over alleged political bias at Facebook heated up Tuesday, with Republican lawmakers pouncing on the tech giant.
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Questions on Speeches to Goldman Sachs Vex Hillary Clinton | With rivals pouncing on her ties to corporate America, experts say Mrs.
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Democrats turn the tables All of this comes as Democrats are pouncing on the opportunity to turn the tables on Republicans.
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The difference is that Schjeldhal moves more quickly than either of these masterful writers, like a cat pouncing on his prey.
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But that caveat did not dissuade buyers from pouncing on properties that seemed like they could get scooped up any second.
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An audience of tango connoisseurs shrieked, gasped and cooed at the fast-traveling trills and out-of the-blue pouncing skips.
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He spent long hours staking out wild animals, waiting for dramatic moments like lions pouncing on zebras at a watering hole.
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Protesters have also been seen pouncing on tear-gas canisters and dousing them with water before they can spread dangerous fumes.
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With the climate CRISIS pouncing on civilization what we need is a way to merge our world with the natural world.
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In fact, as he reminds us, pouncing is cats' undisputed number one instinct, making them among the most incredible creatures on earth.
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Momo, she said, would always run into Peguero's room when she arrived home from school, yapping and pouncing up on her legs.
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Kirk's critics are also pouncing on the opportunity to knock him over his support for Trump if he's the party's nominee. 2.
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" The email called out the media for "pouncing," because they know his campaign is growing and are "desperate to defend Obama's legacy.
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He treated interviewers the way cats treat mice, condescending to them and pouncing on their, in his view, naïve and ridiculous questions.
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Houston wasted little time pouncing on Rockies left-hander Tyler Anderson (211-25), posting three runs apiece in the first and second innings.
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Police in Portland are on the hunt for a serial windshield smasher after a Tesla's dashcam caught the perp pouncing on the hood.
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After their return, the investigators listened and watched, finally pouncing on May 13, 2014, in the same working-class neighborhood they had left.
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Still, the moves to kick-start sales and seek a new chief executive were not enough to keep JANA from pouncing on the stock.
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She also acknowledged that this is a serious issue, but argued that pouncing on what she called a "false narrative" undermined the larger point.
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ET today, markets will be pouncing on whatever the Fed has decided on interest rates, future rate cuts and the state of the economy.
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Pouncing on the misfortune of his Democratic rivals, Bloomberg's campaign said Tuesday it will double the size of his already mammoth national ad campaign.
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He loves to play hard and cuddle harder, and can often be found curled up on a lap or pouncing on a toy mouse.
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With Republicans already calling for a special prosecutor to monitor the probe, conservatives are pouncing on the past campaign contributions as evidence of bias.
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Turning in midair to catch a change of musical accent, pouncing onto the beat only to take off again, he had speed, force, danger.
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She was a great texter, pouncing to be the first to respond in any group and embracing emojis with the passion of a preteenager.
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Campaigners have registered thousands of new voters during the mass protests, pouncing on an opportunity to bolster the democratic opposition's prospects in upcoming elections.
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A second chance came and went as she clubbed an easy forehand long after pouncing on an airy Mladenovic drop shot that sat up begging.
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Nylander made it 5-2 at 15:13, pouncing on a turnover by Oliver Ekman-Larsson and scoring an unassisted goal past a sprawling Wedgewood.
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Democrats argue that the reason the Republicans are pouncing on the controversy with Jackson now is because the GOP lacks a formidable alternative to Tester.
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Democrats are pouncing on the issue, accusing Republicans of wanting to overturn ObamaCare's pre-existing condition protections and health coverage for about 20 million people.
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"C'mon!" the Swiss shouted repeatedly as he roused himself from torpor and hustled along the baseline pouncing ever more efficiently on the Canadian's second serve.
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Pospisil, ranked 22015th in the world, was rewarded for his aggressive approach, rushing the net whenever the opportunity arose and pouncing on Murray's second serve.
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Mnuchin and Ross are each new to government, however, and critics are already pouncing on their private fortunes and ties to wealthy Wall Street firms.
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Silva struck from a narrow angle with three minutes remaining after pouncing on a loose ball ahead of the 21-year-old defender Stefan Posch.
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They moved together in smoothly pouncing steps that flowed in long, thick-cream phrases; their brows touched almost nonstop, as if locked in shared thought.
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The courtesies and springing footwork of "An Italian in Madrid"; the through-the-body manners of "Mazur" create Polishness by gestures, pouncing steps, melodic phrasing.
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Playing as though in a hurry to keep a dinner reservation, Svitolina was merciless in pouncing upon the serve of her 76th-ranked Dutch opponent.
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Noah broke down the scandal on The Daily Show last night and wondered if Fox News pundits had actually read the play they were pouncing on.
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The buyer is showing admirable sang-froid, pouncing less than three weeks after Britain voted to leave the European Union in what has been termed Brexit.
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Along the way, you'll pick up bizarre items that clone your character or turn you into a cat capable of scaling walls and pouncing on enemies.
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Rendon won a nine-pitch battle, hitting three fouls and taking three balls before pouncing on a fastball and pulling it over the left field fence.
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Shattenkirk scored his third this season, pouncing on a loose puck and skating around Toronto defenseman Morgan Rielly before putting in a backhander at 12:45.
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While she makes some adorable little noises and we admire her determination, the idea of pouncing on another being's back makes her kind of a garbage friend.
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The Cupertino kids have a long tradition of watching competitors launch crappy products and then pouncing on the opportunity to fix their mistakes with a perfect product.
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The proportions communicate a pouncing motion so that when it pulls up behind you in your rearview mirror, you might even move aside to let it pass.
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Then Nic Dowd put the hosts up 3-1 early in the second period, pouncing on a rebound after Dmitry Orlov rang a shot off the post.
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The author noticed that the squirrels "washed" their faces with their forepaws, and that males would often do this before pouncing on other males in a fight.
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Of all the media companies pouncing on the emerging legal sports-betting industry in the US, Canadian sports-media company, TheScore, has been among the most aggressive.
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Josh Leivo then put the Canucks ahead at 12:06 of the second period by pouncing on a loose puck for his fourth goal of the season.
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Instead, pouncing on the rambunctious Irish fiddle music in John Cage's score, they looked conscientious and proud, happy to be sharing their competence in a foreign tongue.
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The Eagles' defense stiffened and caused Allen to fumble with Brandon Graham pouncing on the football at the Buffalo 25 with 23:123 left in the first half.
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His track record of pouncing on high-profile executives has left the leaders of corporate America wary of waking up one morning to find themselves Trump's latest target.
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Pominville notched his 15th of the season at 6:00, going to the backhand after pouncing on a loose puck in the crease that Andersen neglected to smother.
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He taught himself the Renaissance technique of pinning a full-sized brown-paper "cartoon" to the canvas, and forcing ("pouncing") dry pigment through pinholes to establish the outlines.
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She was more consistent and decisive in the early going, pouncing repeatedly on Osaka's second serve to go up by a set and a break before Osaka rallied.
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I go back to the women, notice again the T-shirts they are wearing with the Black Panther Party insignia, that cat always pouncing forward toward the viewer.
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That strategy almost requires fortuitous timing, impressive assets, and a front office that can be potent and lean at the same time by identifying then pouncing upon market inefficiencies.
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Djokovic was broken to love at 63-2 but he recovered well by pouncing on his opponent's second serve to clinch the opening set in just over an hour.
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Sensing weakness in a robust fundraiser gaining momentum as a frontrunner, Warren's primary rivals are pouncing and attacking her lack of specificity on a key issue for Democratic voters.
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While Zimmer's shareholders have watched the value of their stock rise by 12 percent since pouncing on Biomet, rival Stryker, which sat out the frenzy, has delivered three times more.
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They also explain why Qualcomm, once so powerful and profitable, has become vulnerable so quickly — and why Broadcom, another big chip maker, is pouncing with a $53 billion takeover bid.
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Mewis doubled the lead less than 10 minutes later, pouncing on a Julie Ertz backheel off a bounding Rapinoe corner and one-timing a finish from near the penalty spot.
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Mewis doubled the lead less than 10 minutes later, pouncing on a Julie Ertz backheel off a bounding Rapinoe corner and one-timing a finish from near the penalty spot.
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Trilobites Some 12,000 years ago, the saber-toothed cat stalked grasslands across the Americas, pouncing on unsuspecting horses and bison before sinking its ferocious fangs into their throats and bellies.
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Pietrangelo celebrated his birthday with his eighth goal at 12:193, pouncing on a loose puck after Anderson failed to corral a rebound and punching it home from the right circle.
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Then, the discomfort came more from the game's mistily black alien aggressors, which are able to take the form of just about anything as a means of camouflage, pouncing on me.
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The Hartz Just for Cats Kitty Frenzy Cat Toy will bring out the predator in your cat, engaging his natural instincts for prowling and pouncing, keeping him entertained all day long.
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Chaos, not just wartime chaos, not just the proverbial "war is hell" chaos, but its Asiatic variant — with the inscrutable and unknowable always lurking and pouncing upon the naïve American protagonist.
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Some of my fellow Democrats have done the same by pouncing on Mr. Trump's remarks to win political points rather than treating this situation with the gravity and unity it deserves.
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I've never seen a "Journey" in which the characters are so literally up in one another's faces, pushing and pulling and scratching, before retreating into corners to regroup, before pouncing again.
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But it's clear Republicans weren't ready to let the controversy fade, with several GOP lawmakers and aides pouncing on the video exchange between Schiff and reporters and highlighting it on Twitter.
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While Zimmer's shareholders have watched the value of their stock rise by 12 percent since pouncing on Biomet, its competitor Stryker, which sat out the frenzy, has delivered three times more.
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A bit of nail-biter footage posted to Facebook Friday by the Black Jaguar White Tiger Foundation shows a black panther, Kal-El, stalking and pouncing on foundation owner Eduardo Serio.
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Liberals and their media allies are becoming knee-jerk anti-Trumpists, always on the lookout for the president's next embarrassing, meme-able gaffe—and sometimes pouncing without getting their facts straight.
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In this sense, it should be remembered that Grace's testimony had been given in the company of lawyers to government officials with a reputation for pouncing on any kind of discrepancy.
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Trump improbably claimed he did not order Barr to open the probe, despite repeatedly pouncing on a long campaign by conservative media to turn the power of the law on FBI investigators.
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Pouncing on Berdych's second serve, he prowled along the baseline and broke back for 2-2 when the Czech netted after a 24-shot rally, before holding with a brilliant running winner.
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Then van Riemsdyk doubled the lead 89 seconds into the second period with a power-play goal for his 33rd of the season, pouncing on a rebound while parked at the doorstep.
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Nadal simply bided his time before pouncing on the third, a second serve dismissed with a sizzling return winner to keep his bid for a 17th grand slam title firmly on track.
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Bautista atoned for his miscue in the sixth, pouncing on an 0-1 fastball and drilling it for his first homer as a member of the Braves, tying the score 5-5.
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Bryan Little forced overtime by pouncing on a rebound in the slot with 20:27 left in regulation, and the Jets nearly won it in the extra five minutes on numerous occasions.
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But neither one of them was willing to say exactly what people were pouncing on Lawrence for, or why she felt the need to vaguely suggest that maybe she might apologize sometime.
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Foreign officials -- and their bots and trolls -- were likely pouncing on what the candidates had to say and using it to decide where to apply their own resources and support going forward.
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Some strong forechecking from the Jets led to a Boston turnover, with Ehlers pouncing on the loose puck for his 18th goal of the season at 13:02 of the third period.
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We've contacted a number of reality TV production companies, TV agents and platforms where such a show could run, and the reactions range from recoiling in disgust to pouncing on the opportunity.
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On third-and-10, Rodgers was sacked and stripped by rookie outside linebacker Leonard Floyd, with Floyd pouncing on the loose ball in the end zone to give Chicago a 10-6 lead.
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Bernie Sanders was also engaged in the debate fight, at one point pouncing on former Vice President Joe Biden for legislation Biden had supported and Sanders has opposed over the last three decades.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump and Republicans are pouncing on a report that more than half of the private individuals with whom Hillary Clinton met as secretary of state donated to her family's foundation.
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All of this from a fighter who supposedly had Cruz 'in his head', who was known for pouncing on opponents early, and who stormed out of the press conference ahead of the fight.
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But Summerscale has barely started, intent as she is on bringing some insight into Robert's behavior and eviscerating the criminal justice system for pouncing on him as if he were some depraved fiend.
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Indeed, by pouncing at the precise time Manafort was cooperating with Congress, Mueller's investigators were able to seize binders of documents that Manafort and his counsel had prepared to assist his Senate testimony.
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People quickly figured that Biden probably meant to ask people to text "JOIN" to the number 133, as outlined in his Twitter bio, but it didn't stop the Internet from pouncing on Biden's mistake.
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Meanwhile, frustrated long-term investors who have been waiting for an entry point into a U.S. stock market whose trailing price to earnings ratio of 20.1 is well above its historical average, are pouncing.
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We got the All-American out Saturday at II Pastaio in Bev Hills, where he says while it's good for protesters to get their grievances off their chests ... pouncing on day 1 is inexcusable.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Campaigners in Hong Kong have registered thousands of new voters during mass protests against controversial extradition law reform, pouncing on an opportunity to bolster the democratic opposition's prospects in upcoming elections.
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General Manager Doug Wilson stood pat for most of the summer after Tavares signed with the Toronto Maple Leafs before pouncing when another superstar was available the day before San Jose opened training camp.
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The defeat of Mr. Cuomo's favorite bridge, however, did not seem to appease Republicans, who have been shunted to the sidelines in Albany after disastrous electoral results last year, from pouncing on the issue.
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Barkov scored Florida's only goal in a 3-1 loss to Boston, pouncing on the rebound after Jagr's deflection of a long-range shot from defenseman Michael Matheson had ricocheted off Bruins goaltender Tuukka Rask.
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Said child, however, scored his first early on by pouncing on to a loose ball and spanking it home, before finding space and guiding a cute header into the net a few short minutes later.
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Tiler Peck, leading the first movement, showed what pouncing on top of the rhythm is all about, and Sara Mearns, gliding through the second, revealed how much tragic emotion can be conveyed through musical dancing.
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But Iowa State&aposs success on defense has come from giving opposing quarterbacks multiple looks, keeping plays in front of them and pouncing on mistakes, so Hill could find himself in trouble if he forces plays.
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But with Election Day rapidly approaching, Republicans up and down the ballot are pouncing on the double-digit premium hikes for ObamaCare, which includes far steeper increases in battleground states like Arizona, North Carolina and Illinois.
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He faced no break points against Gasquet, defended particularly well off the slide in his forehand corner and mixed tactics with success — serving and volleying on occasion and pouncing quickly on any less-than-convincing return.
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Rapid, casually flamboyant, flourishes of footwork; briefly teasing frolics with tambourine; ebullient jumps seizing the air rapidly and pouncing back into the beat; Spanish voluptuousness in high-concentrate form; a constantly changing array of dramatic ideas.
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Kyle Palmieri scored an unassisted, short-handed goal at 24:24, pouncing on a turnover by Detroit forward Thomas Vanek and darting around Red Wings defenseman Niklas Kronwall before snapping a shot by Detroit goalie Jared Coreau.
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Last year, Miura became what was believed to be the oldest professional player to score a goal, pouncing on a rebound at 50 years 14 days and launching into a samba strut known as the Kazu Dance.
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I&aposm fresh from a breakup, so the idea of pouncing back onto London&aposs barbaric dating scene is about as appealing as wearing a metre-long top hat constructed solely of my niece&aposs soiled nappies.
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Kane then potted his second of the night at 23:27 of the second period to make it 4-1, pouncing on his own rebound to give him six goals in as many games and 23 on the season.
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He opened the scoring with 61 seconds remaining in the opening frame when he started the rush after a neutral-zone turnover and finished the play by pouncing on a loose puck after a couple of shots were stopped.
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Kerber recovered from a break down in the third set, pouncing on her wilting opponent with two breaks in the third set to end a compelling, high-quality battle of attrition that stretched for two hours and seven minutes.
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Yet it also leaves room to let Nan enjoy just relaxing on her couch, petting her dog, having drinks with her work wife Jenn (Kirby Howell-Baptiste), or pouncing on her friend slash boyfriend (it's complicated), Jason (Lucas Neff).
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Mr. Ratmansky achieves, with seeming effortlessness, a folk-like style for the villagers that feels wholly unlike that of the Fairy and her retinue and yet (in certain pouncing jumps, landing on both feet, called assemblés) feels fascinatingly related.
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A group of "furries" attending a convention rescued a woman from an alleged assault last week, pouncing on a suspect while dressed in full-body costumes and detaining him until police arrived, according to videos and a police statement.
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"Artfully lighted and shot to accentuate the character's trembling, affronted jowls, his shoulders hunched, face bunched, he creeps along like a spider, alternately retreating into the shadows and pouncing with a smile," Manohla Dargis wrote of Mr. Langella's performance.
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Hayward helps Jazz past Nuggets SALT LAKE CITY — Once Gordon Hayward finds his shot, defenses have as much success holding back the barrage of points as a mouse has preventing a cat from pouncing on it in an open field.
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The updated website, which launched this month, features high-resolution pictures that allow you to zoom in and appreciate every detail of the manuscript, from pencil lines to paint dabs to tiny prick marks left from the process of pouncing.
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McDermott shares with Business Insider what he learned from the rise of the cloud, how it has changed the way businesses access technology, and how pouncing on the trend much sooner was the one misstep he wish he could take back.
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The most interesting thread, rather, looks at how wrestling of that era, male or female, exploited horrid stereotypes, but the producers give virtually equal weight to the mechanics of body-slamming or pouncing off the ropes without breaking one's neck.
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Further evidence of its use as a learning tool shows up in the use of "pouncing," or the practice of pricking the outlines of images with needles in order to easily recreate the imagery on another sheet of vellum underneath.
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Forsberg started his latest explosion 54 seconds into the second period with a rebound marker, pouncing on a shot by defenseman Petter Granberg and beating goalie Jake Allen at the left goalpost for his 24th marker for a 2-0 lead.
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Pouncing on a juicy rebound of a point shot by defenseman Mattias Ekholm, Fisher waited for goalie Martin Jones to go down and then shoveled the puck under him for his second goal of the night and fourth of the playoffs.
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Getzlaf gave Anaheim a 1-0 lead midway through the first period with an unassisted goal, pouncing on a loose puck in the slot and then backhanding a shot over Markstrom's right pad for his sixth goal of the season.
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The club owes its title largely to tactical innovation—stoically holding their deep defensive shape before pouncing with lightning-quick counter-attacks—that enabled it to "unlock" the potential of speedy strikers like Jamie Vardy and disruptive midfielders like N'Golo Kanté.
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When Harvey Weinstein was accused of being a serial sexual abuser last year, it was revealed that he had been caught on tape in 2015 admitting to groping the model Ambra Battilana Gutierrez, pouncing on her during a business meeting.
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Pouncing on a cutter that stayed over the middle of the plate, Cruz laced it over the wall in left-center, a fitting beginning to a new season after he was presented with a Silver Slugger Award in pregame ceremonies.
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Dortmund's England forward Sancho also began the game on the bench but made an impact when introduced after halftime, firing in an impressive consolation strike for the Germans in the 77th minute after pouncing on a loose ball inside the area.
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After pouncing on Trump's assertions about NATO and terrorism (pointing out the alliance's response to 9/11, which included sending troops to Afghanistan), Clinton touted her role in the early stages of a 2015 agreement to limit the Iranian nuclear program.
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The little guy clearly got quite a kick out of his discovery, sliding down the small hill and pouncing back up through the snow to do it all over again, even pausing to shoot a quick look at the camera.
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If pressure on the yuan persists, analysts suspect China will continue to tighten the screws on outflows via administrative and regulatory means, while pouncing sporadically on short sellers in forex markets to discourage them from building up excessive bets against the currency.
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Djokovic dug deep to fend off break points in the opening game of the second set, then had his one and only break point in the fourth game but Federer whipped a huge forehand into the corner before pouncing on a volley.
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The 32-year-old failed to set a time in qualifying due to a turbocharger issue but fought his way up through the field in assured style, biding his time when he needed to and pouncing on opportunities as they opened up.
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While other candidates are pouncing on that issue as well, Mr. Biden is under particular pressure because Ms. Warren has passed him in some national and early-state polls and joined him as a front-runner, a status he held alone for months.
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They walk around until they come across Zazu (John Oliver, who seems perfectly cast), listen to him ramble about the morning report, and then have an impromptu pouncing lesson that ends with a very annoyed Zazu, a very proud Simba, and a very amused Mufasa.
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But Donald Trump was able to exploit these contradictions on the right and capitalize on the pockets of support that FAIR and like-minded groups had built across the country, pouncing on everyday voters' hardships and fears while quietly courting hard-liners on the Hill.
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Trump and his campaign are pouncing on the Virginia senator as an opportunity to draw a fresh contrast between Trump's outsider brand and Clinton's status as a decades-long Washington insider -- a contrast Trump drew successfully time and again with his GOP primary opponents.
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First pouncing on the news at a rally in Manchester, New Hampshire, Trump first expressed hope that the FBI will "right the horrible mistake that they made" and lambasted Clinton as a corrupt candidate, even though no new evidence came to light on Friday.
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Tigers overpower Twins, 8-3 MINNEAPOLIS — With Minnesota Twins pitcher Kyle Gibson struggling with his control and his consistency, the Detroit Tigers waited out the right-hander before finally pouncing in the sixth inning in an 8-3 win at Target Field on Tuesday night.
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Trump has had a troubled history with the Muslim community since his 2016 campaign began, pouncing on Democrats for refusing to say the phrase "radical Islamic terrorism" and initially calling for a halt to all Muslim immigration to the U.S. View the discussion thread.
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The shake-up also hindered the campaign from pouncing on the tough day his likely Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, was having, on the heels of a State Department inspector general's report on her use of a private email server when she was secretary of state.
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DVUR KRALOVE NAD LABEM, Czech Republic (Reuters) - Roaring, pouncing and chasing each other, two Barbary lion cubs have made their public debut at a Czech Zoo, adding to a lion subspecies that has long been extinct in the wild and can only be found in captivity.
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Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee are pouncing on a GOP-led resolution calling for the release of sensitive information related to alleged events that unfolded at the start of the Russia investigation, calling on Republicans to also join them in getting the full special counsel's report.
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The Red Wings gained a bit of life when Darren Helm put them on the board 28 seconds later, pouncing on a loose puck after Rittich stopped Anthony Mantha's breakaway attempt to net his third of the season, but it was all Flames the rest of the way.
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Defenders of the President, in search of any avenues to discredit, diminish and distract from Mueller's work on the Russia investigation, have now focused their gaze directly inside the Justice Department and FBI, pouncing on newly perceived vulnerabilities that have bubbled up within a striking two-week span.
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It took all of six minutes for the frenzy to get underway as Arsenal defender Shkodran Mustafi calamitously turned the ball into his own net, but fortunately, his blushes were spared in the 19th minute when Lucas Torreira leveled the scores, pouncing on Liverpool keeper Caoimhin Kelleher's misplaced parry.
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And yet I felt the revulsion rising yet again as I read Salma Hayek's Times op-ed piece about her nightmarish experience with the depraved Harvey Weinstein when she was trying to get her Frida Kahlo movie made with Weinstein producing — and demeaning and threatening and pouncing and punishing.
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Nashville's Scott Hartnell evened the score late in the period when he was set up by Nick Bonino for an open-net tap-in, and then Kevin Fiala put the Predators ahead with less than eight minutes left in regulation by pouncing on a rebound to beat Montreal goalie Carey Price.
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In part to make "The Jungle Book" appeal to a finicky high school crowd — older siblings tend to influence younger brothers and sisters — Disney packed the first trailer with scary moments (pouncing panther, snarling tiger, stampeding buffalo) while hiding the musical numbers and keeping Baloo's goofier moments to a minimum.
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House Democratic leaders wasted no time Friday pouncing on a newly released GOP report alleging surveillance abuses by the Justice Department, lashing out at the Republicans for advancing a politically motivated "spin memo" designed solely to undermine the federal probe into Russia's election meddling and possible collusion with the Trump campaign.
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New York (CNN Business)Target, Walmart, Amazon, and a spate of big retailers are pouncing on the first holiday shopping season in decades without Toys 'R' Us. Toys 'R' Us closed its doors after 70 years in business earlier this year, leaving behind hundreds of stores and $6003 billion in annual sales.
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As the music's first variation starts, Swanilda arrives (as if pouncing) into fifth position, lingers there as if teasing the suspense — and then steps smartly out onto one point, arriving in the position known in ballet as arabesque, stretching a gestural line from one forward arm through the leg extended behind her.
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After Michael Frolik's short-handed goal — converted after Elias Lindholm created a turnover - made it a 4-2 game with 4:30 left in regulation, Sean Monahan brought the Flames within one 78 seconds later by pouncing on a loose puck, but Kane's empty netter in the final second rounded out the scoring.
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Health care has emerged as a chief fault line in the Democratic primary, with several candidates pouncing on Warren in last week's debate after she dodged questions as to whether she would raise taxes on the middle class to pay for the plan, only saying that overall costs would decline for middle-class families.
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He is incredibly affable upon our greeting, carrying a distinct youthful British enthusiasm that is instantly recognisable to anyone that grew up around the working class estates of the UK. In the cage, Page's much-lauded style is a dual role of snake charmer and pouncing cobra, hypnotising his opponents with array of unorthodox movements before leading the contact with venomous rapidity.
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Read more: Joe Biden got skewered for asking Kamala Harris to 'go easy on me, kid' as they took the stage for the second Democratic primary debatePeople quickly figured out that Biden probably meant to ask people to text "JOIN" to the number of 22020, as outlined in his Twitter bio, but it didn't stop the Internet from pouncing on Biden's mistake.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is pouncing on the FBI's decision not to recommend criminal charges against Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Greco-Lucchina: When the guys get out to the wall, they unroll that paper in sequence, and in a process called pouncing, which essentially is like charcoal powder in a rag, they hit it in those places that we burned on the pattern, and the charcoal transfers through those tiny holes on the wall, and that&aposs how the image gets transferred to scale on the wall with the details that we broke down.
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