There are drawers upon drawers of type, book presses, and stamping presses.
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Stainless steel French presses: A double-walled design is key for stainless steel French presses.
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We were just in the Netherlands where people are converting CD presses into record presses.
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The keyboard design substantially reduces the problems with double-presses and no-presses being registered, Apple said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The presses roll fast when there are no presses to roll.
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The remainder is published by smaller independent presses, and those independent presses usually have specific areas of specialty.
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Her long-time former personal trainer Mike Heatlie had her working very hard doing barbell squats, dumbbell chest presses, reverse lunges, and military presses.
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Grace grabs her talker and presses the icons for "play" and "music," then presses a button to make her talker read the words out loud.
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It's a lot of having people do leg presses and then get very drunk, or having them get very drunk and then do leg presses.
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Kevin presses and presses until Zoe finally tells him that her father sexually abused her, and she didn't want that to ruin this relationship because she's falling for Kevin.
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These fairs constitute the full range of art and artists' book publishing from independent artist book presses to commercial art book distributors; from institutional presses to artist/publisher zine projects; from artist/activist publishing collectives to blue chip gallery imprints; from deluxe photo-book presses to rare artist book and ephemera dealers, etc.
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" Keep reading... "What happens when the presses stop rolling?
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Additionally, while smaller presses made a good showing for themselves in other categories, in an unusual move, university presses have been entirely shut out of the Nonfiction category, where they traditionally flourish.
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But he needs a strong showing to anchor his legitimacy as he presses the fight against Islamic State militants in Sinai and presses tough economic changes that are badly squeezing poor Egyptians.
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BABZ isn't alone in emphasizing small presses and independent publishers and makers, but many other book fairs section off their exhibitors; Printed Matter's NY Art Book Fair, for example, has grown in size so much that it places the zines in an outdoor tent, the small presses in another room, and the vanity presses in yet another.
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Who knew people could do that without alerting the presses!
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A couple of presses down puts the car in drive.
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Keeping up with the printing presses can be daunting. Sorry.
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Three presses could prompt your family to call the police.
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Allowing them to translate the rest of the key presses.
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But Trump periodically presses OPEC about high prices in tweets.
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LOS ANGELES — Stop the presses: Spotlight just scooped Best Picture.
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That is the button I'm most concerned that she presses.
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Normally this is done with giant and noisy stamping presses.
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When each candidate presses a point, will you see Mrs.
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For arms, I use it for overhead and push presses.
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French presses come in different sizes, as do coffee mugs.
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Alright everyone, stop the presses and rev up those fryers.
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In an increasingly tense exchange, he presses her to enter.
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The weight of the damn war presses down upon us.
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So, it presses the be dynamism of a corporation aggressively.
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And McCain presses Trump to hold Putin accountable: GOP Sen.
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Above, the newspaper's printing presses in Phnom Penh in February.
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As North Korea presses ahead with its nuclear ambitions, Sen.
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Instead, FM Global presses its clients to install waterproof barriers.
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Despite its demonstrable safety, nuclear power presses several psychological buttons.
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Denominational presses publish monthly and seasonal devotionals that churches distribute, and commercial presses sometimes market annual devotionals, including one a few years ago called The President's Devotional: The Daily Readings That Inspired President Obama.
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The iron rumble of the printing presses is never far away.
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The right-hand button accepts presses and toggles in four directions.
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Like any bully, Trump presses hardest when his opponent shows weakness.
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Since then, the novels have become sleeker, and the presses larger.
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Stop the presses — or, at least, please, run them more efficiently.
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That way, accidental presses of the button will have no effect.
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Stop the presses: Joe Biden just put his Ray-Bans on.
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GOP group presses Republican to take hearings seriously 12:55 p.m.
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" Even still, the woman presses forward, saying, "Okay, let's do it.
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The complaints have emerged as Springleaf presses its statehouse lobbying campaign.
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In that scenario, Frankfurt's printing presses will be fired up again.
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Meanwhile, Silver presses Flint for answers, and Billy crowns a king.
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He presses it gently down on the top layer of chocolate.
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Mike Fredrich shows off unmanned presses in his Manitowoc, Wisconsin, company.
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Stop the presses, or whatever it is we say these days.
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Again and again she presses on to speak for her cause.
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His bibliography is notably short, featuring books published by obscure presses.
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The sound of the running presses and working plant is overwhelming.
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Check out his smile and listen as our photog presses Flake.
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Academic presses should install software that eliminates these phrases on contact.
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Game changer Abdalla presses a button in his pocket. Beep-beep.
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Batulo holds her cell phone against the glass and presses record.
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Then they would put them in the presses, on aging boards.
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Authors were cowed into silence; presses refused to print sensitive material.
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Between the wars, Paris was home to many English-language presses.
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For the run to be successful, meta right presses are fine.
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Amazon does have safeguards in place for accidental Dash presses: orders placed with the button can be cancelled before they ship out, and repeat presses won't trigger another order until the previous one is successfully delivered.
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The voter presses lights next to the name of her preferred candidates, then presses a large green VOTE button, and the machine beeps and goes dark until a poll worker resets it for the next voter.
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Handing control of the printing presses to the president would be unwise.
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We make it count, with chest presses, tricep kickbacks, and skull crushers.
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Plus, who on earth is responsible for more doorbell presses than Amazon?
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Alert the presses: We might finally have a new couple to 'ship.
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Eventually, Hanna presses the red button, signaling the end of her childhood.
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He presses a button and puts his hands up in the air.
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At one point, Reagan presses her forehead against Irish Cream's rear end.
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This allows them to do squats, bench presses, dead lifts, and more.
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I had to go deep into the list of publishers, bookstores, presses.
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Do you thrill to the sound of humming presses and rumbling trucks?
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Misty sees through it and presses the inspector to do the same.
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Some go with high-speed cameras, while others go with hydraulic presses.
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Murdoch moved his printing presses away to Wapping in the late '80s.
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Laura Ingraham rocks the GOP convention, presses for unity behind Trump Rep.
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"Stop the Presses" (BoJack Horseman), Written by Joe Lawson; Netflix EPISODIC DRAMA
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She presses it against her face, the tears rolling down her cheeks.
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Why is changing my flight taking 100 key presses at the airport?
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Every day, Bosch wakes up and presses forward on the same game.
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The police raided printing presses at four major newspapers around 2 a.m.
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Stop the presses: Uber CEO Travis Kalanick is kind of an asshole.
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Schiff presses Sondland on knowledge of Burisma-Biden connection 12:2023 p.m.
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That was the press, back when journalism used actual, you know, presses.
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No button presses, no wait time to pair — you just hit play.
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Dameron's most compelling writing presses sharply on these brittle beds of shame.
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Still, he remains calm and sweet-tempered as the crowd presses in.
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And in Texas, Mr. Huerta presses on with his door-knocking efforts.
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Read our full guide to the best French presses you can buy.
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They slot into the S20 phones perfectly and don't hamper button presses.
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Cosmo wasn't aware of the controversy in time to stop its presses.
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But the administration presses on, believing it is playing the long game.
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Those guys who yelled "stop the presses" would have gotten the gist.
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The offensive comes as Trump presses Republicans to remain united behind him.
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Pugliese olive presses are being sold off to producers in north Africa.
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New development presses in on all sides, yet skims the invisible borders.
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"I think pathos makes people small, and presses them down," he said.
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"As university presses, we have a dual set of responsibilities," he says.
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The double and long presses are the only controls, by the way.
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Stop the presses, this is not a drill, hold the phone, etc.
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She presses a device against her abdomen to turn the stimulator on.
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A bookcase presses open to reveal a hidden pantry and utility room.
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Sometimes rambling, sometimes boring down on tiny details, she presses for answers.
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Sometimes rambling, sometimes boring down on tiny details, she presses for answers.
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The woman next to me silently presses a Kleenex into my hand.
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When someone presses my buttons, I'm going to press the button right back.
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We have three other presses, two that we use and one in reserve.
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When Tommy emerges from Caitlin's bedroom, Dean presses for news of her progress.
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The presses ran on schedule and papers were being delivered as usual today.
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Large pits in the concrete floor marked where metal forming presses will stand.
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Once paired, you get instant chime alerts every time someone presses the doorbell.
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It's a series of button presses that activates a cheat in certain games.
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And there were steam-powered printing presses, which made the book more affordable.
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If you're just respawning as the enemy presses in, pop your Molten Core.
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Kennedy presses Trump health official on Medicaid work requirements MORE III (D-Mass.).
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When she presses Wiseau for more information — like, say, his age — she's unsuccessful.
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"We want a partner," Cohen finally responds when O'Leary presses for an answer.
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Truck-sized printing presses were a hassle to set up, maintain, and clean.
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"How about your last name?" the guard presses on, holding out a form.
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"All high-end juice was made on these industrial juice presses," Evans says.
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I never looked at presses when picking pleasure reads, but I will now.
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Some central bankers seem to be preparing their whirlybirds (and their printing presses).
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The former presses Durant to help her get Aidan released, to no avail.
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Bleeding within the skull presses down on the brain, requiring immediate emergency care.
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Adam presses her to spend time together as friends, and she gives in.
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"It's not enough to get Van Dyke," presses May, the Assata's Daughters organizer.
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And it presses us relentlessly to share whatever we are doing and seeing.
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"It's sort of the early 80s diesel Mercedes of wine presses," McLachlan said.
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We used have presses but back in the 1980s but they all died.
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Most glass French presses also have plastic or metal braces for added protection.
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The ground-floor bar has filter coffee, coffee presses, and cold-brew taps.
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And last year The Herald's cherished printing presses were sold for $34 million.
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Rival publishers' presses are set up to print in broadsheet and tabloid formats.
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MARTIN: If you have counterfeit pills, you can't make them without pill presses.
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Finding pill presses among millions of tons of goods is no small challenge.
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Now he just presses them a little harder to get them to work.
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As the day presses on, Elijah heads into Manhattan for dinner with Dill.
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Finally, the waitress comes back with two gigantic French presses filled with coffee.
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If she presses the button, the cat dies and she gets no money.
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Each of the seven printing presses at the plant is several stories tall.
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The officer grabs Mr. Luke's ear, then presses an elbow onto his face.
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That's news in most places, but not of the stop-the-presses variety.
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Printing presses are few, and high-quality paper stock is hard to find.
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The move comes as the U.S. presses for the U.N. to lower spending.
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The move comes as the U.S. presses for the body to lower spending.
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While working presses were in the basement, the paper was printed off-site.
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Until now, foreign academic presses were largely immune to this sort of censorship.
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It effectively presses pause on pubertal changes like hair growth and breast development.
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Headlines - US presses Boris Johnson with new dossier on Huawei security risks on.ft.
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She presses her face to the pine needles, closes her eyes and inhales.
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Graham presses Wray on Donald Trump Jr.'s 'email problems' 11:08 a.m.
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But it is not enough to run Sicovir's heavy machinery — boilers, steamers, presses.
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He presses companies to increase revenues and encourages them to spend on marketing.
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One elephant presses its head into the corner of its prison-like confinement.
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"This is hot off the presses," Sheppard said during his lecture on Thursday.
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U.S. partners will be watching to see whether Trump presses the meddling issue aggressively.
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There's not one that presses upon me continuously, or that I have to dispel.
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"What the hell is this s—?!" she presses as Josh walks into the room.
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We are also awed by their tenacity and professionalism in rolling the presses anyway.
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His letter presses company boards to publicly affirm the chief executive's long-term plan.
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Her rigorous sessions include leg curls and presses, chest flies, and lat pull-downs.
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He admits that he sometimes fritters away time, presses snooze, and sees a therapist.
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Then the man starts blasting "Bodak Yellow" and presses record on his own phone.
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But it was too late to stop the presses — 200,000 had already been printed.
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Screenshot: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)Failsafes against accidental presses are also built into the app.
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Annette Roque and Matt Lauer are reportedly staying civil as their divorce presses on.
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Then, they may be packed into pill presses in the United States, she said.
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And in those discrete actions and button presses, you received some kind of clarity.
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" Shiner presses on: "She's also worried about your diet: I'm seeing sweets and chocolate.
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She presses her cheek against the glass door and strains to see the tarmac.
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" When the therapist presses about "why" Cal doesn't feel wanted, Jennings says, "I'm gay.
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Giving an ambiguous character an ambiguous mien doesn't seem a stop-the-presses innovation.
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It won't be a view that he routinely volunteers or presses with any force.
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When Cohen presses for more info ("Was it him?!" he asks), Jones just laughs.
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In a narrow sense, they are a monetary phenomenon, with printing presses running nonstop.
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Cooper presses the issue all the time, including in a recent debate against McCrory.
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She presses her fingers against her temples as if something in there wants out.
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It was the seventh version of A1 that went to the presses that night.
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Stewart presses Vindman on 'military culture' interpretation of a 'favor' 12:9003 p.m. Rep.
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Then he presses her to join him in his hotel room while he showers.
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For any other president, each of those statements would be stop-the-presses stories.
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Some of these presses have the capacity for color on every page, others don't.
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So if you press one, that inadvertently presses other levers that counteract its effect.
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Someone presses their luck a little too far, disaster ensues, and the cycle repeats.
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"It's not fair to our relationship," Garrett presses, which seems to set Hannah off.
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He presses Becky's necklace into Tobin's hand and somehow transports him out of there.
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The United States has warned of sanctions if Turkey presses ahead with the deal.
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He did typical lifts such as pull-ups, rows, dumbbell bench presses and squats.
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If a diplomat presses a foreign official on X, how might that affect Y?
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They have a button that presses a wrist point that affects inner ear balance.
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Nobuyo works in a laundry, where she presses clothes after sneakily emptying their pockets.
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In 1971 he became the executive director of the Association of American University Presses.
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Its base village presses against the mountain's rise, producing an energizing degree of congestion.
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Yet if the takeover means that the workers tending the presses see smaller rewards for their efforts, and their managers cannot keep tabs on them, they might shirk the extra sorts of work that keep the presses running as productively as possible.
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We high five after combinations of shoulder presses, upright rows, front raises, and shoulder flies.
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She presses her hands on the car and then hops on as the driver honks.
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Before he presses play, I ask if it is about this whole New York episode.
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Here are 19 books by small presses that went big — or are on their way.
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"Yes," Yoli sniffles, holding herself upright as her role in her friend's death presses down.
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Mrs Clinton presses the attack, also rebuking him for his continued castigation of Ms Machado.
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She presses the rag to the mix and pulls it off in one sharp movement.
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She takes a deep breath and presses send on an incredibly long note to Ming.
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Now she is working on making French presses and coffee mugs out of Illy cans.
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There's a button that the therapist presses to activate the device as participants do therapy.
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Too many key presses went unregistered, and the keys themselves felt overly flimsy and cheap.
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Still, they said, the news strengthens the governor's position as he presses for ethics reforms.
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But he has not actually locked up opponents or sent thugs to smash printing presses.
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When someone presses the Ring, I receive an instant alert from the familiar mechanical bell.
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That allowed them to replicate a key by intercepting eight button presses from a fob.
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Aitkenhead presses Schulman amiably over her feeble record of featuring black women on her cover.
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"He almost presses too hard sometimes, you know," Nick Foligno said of his teammate Matthews.
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The procedure removes herniated disc material that presses on the nerves or the spinal cord.
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During Wilson's three years at the company, twenty-four new automated presses have been introduced.
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First is Sedition Act, second is penal code, third is Printing Presses and Publications Act.
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On Monday's show, get a sense of what it's like to search for pill presses.
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Whenever a user picks up their smartphone and presses a button, the OS takes over.
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He presses his fingers against the sole of the shoe and his nails flush white.
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Slugs are then carted to the neighboring building to be plunked into heated hydraulic presses.
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And the United States under President Trump no longer presses the issue of human rights.
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He just presses hard on my leg on my backswing, which needs to get stronger.
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It also watches for systemic problems and presses lawmakers and other agencies to address them.
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Mint the platinum coins, crank up the presses, press the buttons, let the money flow.
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As China presses for greater control over Taiwan, the U.S. is reinforcing its ties there.
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She recites each button she presses to get to there, and then starts singing along.
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She presses it to her head, convinced that she couldn't die because she's already gone.
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Canadian law enforcement also found pill presses capable of producing thousands of pills an hour.
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The basement, however, looks much like it did when the newspaper's printing presses still rumbled.
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The "Bloomberg would be a good president" takes are already coming hot off the presses.
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In the end, I'm the guy who presses down the key, and basically that's it.
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That came as Trump presses for China's cooperation in reining in North Korea's nuclear program.
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Letterpress printing, in which metal type presses ink on to paper, is treated as obsolete.
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As I give him a big hug, my basketball-sized baby bump presses into him.
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Read more here McCaskill presses Trump official on lawsuit against pre-existing condition protections. Sen.
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Yet the print-ad decline makes it less critical to keep the physical presses humming.
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A woman's lung volume also decreases as the uterus grows and presses on the diaphragm.
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As The Times presses forward, however, I hope it will keep two thoughts in mind.
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It finally fixes lots of the issues people experienced, including jamming and accidental key presses.
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On a normal night the last copies roll off the presses at 2:15 a.m.
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In fact, the only reason white wine is actually white is because of modern presses.
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The keys are easy on the fingers yet clicky and responsive — a must for accurate inputs while gaming — and the keyboard also features anti-ghosting technology, which means that rapid key presses (and up to 10 simultaneous presses) will be read accurately and in order.
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There's nothing new about collecting hearts or timing button presses correctly while racing down a road.
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Vote early with the president or wait and see if Schumer presses them to not vote?
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I hope she presses charges and he gets the maximum penalty for assault and domestic violence.
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Its cheerful message subtly presses the viewer to learn more about the place where they live.
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Adult fans of anthropomorphized puns, excuses to look hot, and—fresh off the presses this year!
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Failing that - and continuing to rely on printing presses - is a way to a blind alley.
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Audrey presses Charlie to call Tina; she needs to know where she should look for Billy.
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Ditching its own printing presses and going tabloid will help, saving several million pounds a year.
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They're not about having the best guns, or the strongest armor, or the fastest button presses.
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Todd presses him on whether court-ordered wiretapping was being done, leading to this remarkable exchange:
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Schreckinger describes the workout, which includes leg curls and presses, chest flies, and lat pull-downs.
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But instead of trying to replicate button presses or even real-world weapons, it uses magic.
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Then within weeks of that, I was getting messages from agents and editors at major presses.
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Click here to view original GIFWe love the destruction video channels: hydraulic presses, waterjets, and slingshots.
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As Kigali presses ahead with sparkling modernization, life on the streets is likely to grow harsher.
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While glass French Presses tend to break in accidents, stainless steel ones like this do not.
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On Twitter, he has little use for agree-to-disagree courtesies, or humor: he presses on.
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Reuters: North Korean media hails historic summit with South Korea as Trump presses for full denuclearization.
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BAIER: Up next, Chris Wallace presses Russian President Putin on many topics after the Helsinki summit.
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She presses alcohol on the Mother, makes a mess in her perfect kitchen, insults her underwear.
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Hammerschmidt presses him to talk about his dealings with Tusk and Frank, which Walker gives up.
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"Our original 43rd Street printing press was too small to retrofit color presses," Mr. Bodkin recalled.
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When he presses her for more details, Jamal learns that Kendra's course work is experience based.
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Last month, Alberta banned unlicensed pill presses as a way to combat the growing fentanyl crisis.
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When you're a district judge, the work doesn't slow, even as your biggest case presses down.
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Angie presses him, pointing out there's a difference between being horny and being a sex addict.
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He presses the issue, wryly, or, rather, in a tone that he believes to be wry.
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Authorities also confiscated Bitcoin mining devices, computer equipment, vacuum sealers, as well as 15 pill presses.
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ICE presses forward with operations Despite strained resources, ICE continued to execute operations targeting undocumented immigrants.
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Juicero also offered refunds for the next 90 days to customers who had ordered its presses.
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We're currently cleaning toilets at two Airbnbs at our newspaper office to keep the presses printing.
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Other small presses are popping up to fuel the demand for vinyl product from independent artists.
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Sauer, a chemistry professor, "presses [Merkel] on political issues like any ordinary citizen would," over breakfast.
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China said it would take "forceful countermeasures" if the United States presses ahead with the bill.
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The Association of University Presses, or AUPresses, would like you to consider turning to its members.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article referred to the Association of University Presses as AAUP.
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But these are things anyone who presses play on her catalog can figure out about Ward.
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Suddenly, the biggest brands, those that ordinarily would head for established art-book presses, were calling.
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In a video shared to Instagram, Vonn did shoulder presses while standing on a balance board.
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Every day last week was warmer than normal, and mostly mild weather presses on this week.
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She presses it flat on the steel marver, moves to rest and turn in wet wood.
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Winter gathers these barns, presses against them, and threatens them, while everything still looks utterly lovely.
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We are selling fresh produce and then the Juicero press presses out juice from the produce.
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Todesco plugs in the phone, types a couple of commands into his Mac computer, then presses enter.
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When they searched Resnik's home, agents found six pill presses and nearly 30 pounds of acetyl-fentanyl.
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There were so few publications or presses telling the stories of this diverse, suffering, recovering, fascinating region.
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" While sitting on the staircase of her home, Mama June presses Josh: "What plans do you have?
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Meanwhile, he presses on without the support of Trump, whom Sater said he considered a good friend.
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Seth MoultonSeth MoultonReddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian presses Congress for paid paternity leave 2020 Presidential Candidates Rep.
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Only when a user presses "share" does a box warning about the veracity of the video appear.
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The intense regimen included hex deadlift squats, weighted power sled pulls, Romanian deadlifts, and seated leg presses.
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"How do we live our lives in a way that sets a different example?" she presses them.
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It's cost her money and her career, and victory is far from certain — yet she presses on.
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She closes up the sandwich after this addition, and presses the melty, buttery treat with her spatula.
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Miraculously, both squat racks are open so we snag one and do overhead presses and Good Mornings.
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Like Button Mapper, Buttons Remapper can handle short and long presses, but it doesn't do double taps.
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Cody Carroll, one of the stars of Food Network's Cajun Aces, presses a beer into my hand.
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Its conceit claims that characters die if the player makes bad choices, or times button-presses poorly.
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Find some of the print tributes to Bowie that have hit the presses around the world below.
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It's tough stuff, but so is life, so he presses onward, accompanied by a few talented friends.
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Citrus presses on the other hand, enclose the halved citrus, squeezing it from the top and bottom.
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" When the interviewer presses him further, he elaborates: "The conditions that produced Watts were and are criminal.
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Now, Wilson explained, one operator manages between eight and ten presses, which are overseen by digital systems.
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When an object presses onto a surface, the object feels an equal force in the opposite direction.
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As the bull market presses on, predictions of a grisly ending for stocks have become more frequent.
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And so these things can watch for like a billion presses and just like never, ever die.
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Liberos presses on in a particularly antagonistic climate; the American government is famously skittish about sexual content.
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Flix Assist automatically presses the Continue Watching button and singlehandedly removes the worst part of Sunday hangovers.
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You do the interactions with the controller, the pulling and the button presses, but he doesn't budge.
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As if on cue, Sweden presses through Asllani, who fires a shot at Naeher from the right.
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Some of the season's best early scenes come when Susie presses this point with her whirligig client.
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This, combined with a dip in British auto sales, prompted Mr. Nollett to delay buying newer presses.
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Here is a continent of astonishingly versatile Renaissance men, hyperactive printing presses and dangerous new religious ideas.
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Mr. Nicks humanizes police officers, and presses viewers to see them as more than two-dimensional aggressors.
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Last summer, he showed me the huge concrete-and-cinder-block room where the presses would sit.
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Contrary to popular belief, and even current Fed policy, government money does not grow on printing presses.
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And the Sullivan award for the nation's best amateur athlete is no longer "stop the presses" news.
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It also has a factory in Estonia and presses to extract herbal essences in Scotland and Romania.
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If the Trump administration presses ahead with a Kushner appointment, the matter could wind up in court.
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A proxy contest would come as Yahoo presses ahead with an auction for its core Internet business.
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For example, Hulu already offers "pause ads," which only appear when the viewer presses the pause button.
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Ms. Zimmerman presses a dark vision of the patriarchal oppression at the root of the fairy tale.
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Each word involved several presses of the lever, so even a sentence took several minutes to construct.
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It also presses for more cooperation from Pakistan in cracking down on terrorist groups near its border.
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"The presses were pretty quiet, with rubber rollers," her daughter, Rona Wronker, said in a telephone interview.
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Just as the newsroom had to plan coverage and assemble words and images into designed pages, the plant had to organize its phases of production: making each page into plates for the presses, moving Volkswagen-size rolls of newsprint, tending presses, processing bundles of papers coming off them.
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Sarah Kitteringham is a metal maniac who wants more Noise presses of Voivod records; follow her on Instagram.
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US Customs and Border Protection is seizing pill presses at a rate 25 times higher than in 13.
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"Just run the presses — print money," Trump told his top economic advisor, Gary Cohn, according to Woodward's account.
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"He drops it, picks it up, put the gun under his chin and presses the trigger," Massa explained.
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Unfortunately, launching Golf isn't as easy as just entering the Konami code, or any combination of button presses.
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She presses him about taking action against the fog and pollution, but he insists it will all pass.
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The flight paths are pre-choreographed, and the drone operator presses a single button to start the show.
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It works more naturally with fewer button presses, and we have a full hands-on with it here.
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Artaud curls his right hand, holding a pencil, behind his back and presses the pencil against his back.
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An attendant snips my wristband and presses a big cursive "Spectacles" stamp to the back of my hand.
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Even implementing a split-second delay would help negate this annoyance and prevent false presses from causing frustration.
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More than 12 million homes can turn on their TV and access Afrostream in a few key presses.
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The Verge has been able to reproduce the ghost presses on one of our OnePlus 7 review units.
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Anne McElvoy, our senior editor, presses him on populism in Europe, Brexit, and his disagreements with Ivanka Trump.
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Kloss presses the serum into skin using a Swedish technique called tapotement (rapid tapping to stimulate skin cells).
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The printing presses for response forms, the Census Bureau says, are scheduled to start running on July 1.
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Two presses, for example, might send a text to a few friends to convey that you're feeling uneasy.
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The image was soon rolling off the presses in New Jersey and going viral on Facebook and Twitter.
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Developers can platform to associate button presses with different skills and send light up animation to the hardware.
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After news of borked printers hit the presses, the backlash from consumers and consumer rights groups was immediate.
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A few seconds later, Toler presses pause, as the sign advertising the gas station's prices comes into view.
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This would be the first time in over 25 years that Somalia's printing presses have been fired up.
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Then, a button lights up that a pet presses with its paw to get in touch with you.
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End-to-end encryption transforms messages into unintelligible chunks of data as soon as a user presses send.
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In addition, it features books published by commercial presses and nonprofit publishers, as well as self-published books.
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HOT OFF THE PRESSES: The federal government made it official Wednesday: 2016 was the hottest year on record.
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I love to watch all the political interview shows, the 'Meet the Presses' and the 'Face the Nations.
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When Futter presses for more information about the legal vetting process, the Ford rep hangs up on him.
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Traditional presses lowered inked type onto individual sheets of paper; their successor, the rotary drum, was hand-fed.
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Standard and Poor's warned in October it may lower EDF's rating if it presses ahead with the project.
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Historians will marvel over this document: Lesley Stahl of 60 Minutes presses Trump about his climate change views.
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The first edition of next morning's New York Times was roaring off the presses at 2800:219 p.m.
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We would be in a position to send pages to the presses quickly if we got the call.
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Over the years, it has bought newspapers, then consolidated printing operations at regional presses and shuttered redundant facilities.
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Schumer presses Pentagon: Also scheduled this week are the Ukraine expert at the National Security Council, Lt. Col.
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They ran through a scene in which the astronaut furiously presses on beeping doodads after a sudden impact.
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This makes it easier for Dontnod to tell a story, especially one that presses as hard as this.
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Outside her hotel he pushes Faye against the door and presses "his warm, thick tongue" into her mouth.
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My friend Marina attaches the suction cup of the breast pump to her nipple and presses the button.
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"These presses were pretty strong," a Hansa user wrote in a review for the substance MDMA on Thursday.
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When somebody presses the button, you receive a notification on your phone and can view the video feed.
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The Marines had two minutes to complete as many clean-and-presses with a 50 pound heat round.
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Even before the dawn of modern printing presses, journalists, scientists, scholars, and others have been writing about epidemics.
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I'm completely convinced that director Lynne Ramsey presses the like button on every Facebook wisdom-quote she sees.
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All we have left, then, are the digital money printing presses — for now, as Washington's popular saying goes.
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We've highlighted five new presses, as well as one tattoo parlor inking artists' designs, at this year's fair.
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He presses the whole bunches of grapes, and the juice ferments on its own, with no added yeast.
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PARIS — A woman enters a studio apartment, makes herself some coffee and presses play on a tape recorder.
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"We often say how grateful we are for your presses," said Lisa Truitt, a former National Geographic executive.
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Palm sugar-stewed pork, juicy cucumber and presses of lime are quick to temper that aged-shrimp flavor.
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He presses her, asking why she ratted out her roommate, but she doesn't want to talk about it.
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Especially the factory, where gigantic presses could smash his hands and crush them, make nubs of his fingers.
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In spite of all this, Chaka was featured in mostly history and anthropological journals published by university presses.
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Their Red Sox' cleanup man, Betts, gamely presses on with a wrist that recently needed a cortisone shot.
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As President Trump presses on with the trade war, observers say he hasn't wrapped his head around China.
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After a KGB officer hands down the sentence, Legasov presses him on fixing the other flawed RBMK reactors.
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Tom ColeThomas (Tom) Jeffrey ColeNew hemp trade group presses lawmakers on immigration reform, regs Bottom Line Juan Williams: Republicans flee Trump MORE (R-Okla.), Rodney DavisRodney Lee DavisNew hemp trade group presses lawmakers on immigration reform, regs Shimkus says he's reconsidering retirement Shimkus says he's been asked to reconsider retirement MORE (R-Ill.) and James ComerJames (Jamie) R. ComerNew hemp trade group presses lawmakers on immigration reform, regs Kentucky Senate president: Bevin should concede if recanvass confirms results Overnight Energy: Jerry Brown testifies on emissions fight | Brown presses climate action: 'Impeachment is important, but the climate is even more important' | Dems look to protect Grand Canyon from drilling MORE (R-Ky.), among others.
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Where his earlier books — including "The Primal Revolution" (Simon & Schuster, 1972), "Prisoners of Pain" (Anchor/Doubleday, 1980) and "Imprints: The Lifelong Effects of the Birth Experience" (Coward-McCann, 1983) — were issued by major publishers, his later ones were brought out primarily by small presses, vanity presses and print-on-demand houses.
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In streams of short videos, the Steelers linebacker leg presses more than 53,000 pounds, bench presses with a wiggling "tsunami" bar that looks like it should tear his arms off, does pretty amazing impressions of bodybuilding legend Ronnie Coleman, and plays a variation of volleyball using a 16-pound medicine ball.
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When CDs emerged in the mid-1980s, most of those aging LP presses ended up in landfills and warehouses.
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He heats the iron up over a fire and then presses it into somebody's skin, burning and scarring them.
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She presses the cashier for more info, such as, can you put any meat on one of those things?
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Mechanical: Every keyboard undergoes key tests to make sure that keys can withstand however many million presses without failing.
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Because newspapers owned the printing presses, local businesses had no choice but to take out ads in their pages.
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I haven't used the new MacBook Air long enough for its keyboard to exhibit repeat or failed key presses.
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Rockets spoil Cousins' Pelicans debut NEW ORLEANS — You can stop the presses on those New Orleans Pelicans championship banners.
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Every time Mikes presses the button on the wireless remote, the arm comes to life and turns the page.
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Because I'm pregnant, the bigger the baby gets, the more he presses on the bone mass on my spine.
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OnePlus' optical fingerprint reader is fast, though I noticed it can sometimes get tripped up with off-axis presses.
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The dog presses his body against Connor when he senses the boy is about to experience an anxiety attack.
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Starbucks (SBUX) is recalling 1.48,000 coffee presses due to a laceration hazard, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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She is at her most thrilling — and to some, her most infuriating — when she presses a line of attack.
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Unfortunately, during testing, I found that after exiting the parental control screens, Luna would sometimes stop responding to presses.
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I'm here to alert the presses that yes, people who peel their chicken nuggets before eating them actually exist.
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But the backdrop of a nuclear event remains something that I think presses on the back of our imaginations.
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If successful, Medium might operate the way some printing presses worked, servicing the needs of a variety of publications.
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DE) for 1.48 billion euros ($1.6 billion) as it presses ahead with plans to bid for Spanish rival Abertis.
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Perhaps if this was still an era where industry made printing presses, cameras, and recorders that would be reasonable.
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When Jahil confesses that he's the songwriter behind the track, Eva presses him about why he never released it.
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Furthermore, Franken presses the company to disclose what precautions are being taken to protect these selections of user data.
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He presses the intercom in the train car, and tells the dispatcher that he needs a policeman on board.
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But it acknowledged it always presses for the lowest prices, particularly if competitors are giving shoppers a better deal.
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We just met him as well to do sort of listening party of our test presses in his apartment.
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The Ticwear interface shares a number of traits with Android Wear, including long-presses and swiping gestures for navigation.
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He promises "no mercy" with his bicep presses, but needs some inspiration to dig deep for his next reps.
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One of the oldest medieval woodcuts features skeletons at lead printing presses, denoting the deadly damage of their work.
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So this Jaquan Johnson pick was a lock for top-three honors Silver: *Takes Deep Breath, Presses Play* DAAAAMMMMMNNNNNNNNNNNNN.
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More from the Financial Times:Madrid presses constitutional nuclear buttonCatalonia's parliament declares independenceChina's graft tsar draws political career to close
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Some U.S. analysts warn that Trump could provoke a military confrontation if he presses the Taiwan issue too far.
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Larger-scale narcotics dealers will often take the pure power and press it into tablets utilizing sophisticated pill presses.
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Stainless steel carafes are more durable, but you miss out on the fun visual element of glass French presses.
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No matter how much it presses Saudi Arabia to boost oil supplies, the White House cannot escape this logic.
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The actions come as the U.S. presses the communist dictatorship to end its nuclear weapons testing and missile launchings.
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When he presses the air compressor handle the force causes all the fidget spinners to start spinning dangerously fast.
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He stays centered, presses forward, sings gently like he's just on a neon-bright drive down the information superhighway.
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" When a reporter presses Bryant on former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort's role, she compares him to a "carnie.
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That's not something that the company wants as it presses to to deliver more than 400,000 vehicles in 2020.
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Kilgallen presses us to acknowledge our superficial judgements, specifically of women, and compels us all to see more deeply.
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The ant presses two small appendages together, spring loading them with potential energy, until one slides past the other.
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She worries that a cut on her finger, which she presses on uncontrollably, will become infected and kill her.
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We have just as strong a moral duty to "leave" our mouths, pens, pencils, telephones, printing presses, videos, etc.
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Her husband and João's father, Manuel Silveira, presses the curds into round molds to give the cheese its shape.
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The article also referred incorrectly to the location of printing presses at The International Herald Tribune building in Paris.
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Despite everything that is thrown her way, Goldie presses on, driven by her obsession with finding a way out.
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Inflation will always respond, eventually, to a determined policymaker who has access to interest rates and the printing presses.
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A reedy man with a long, sandy mullet presses a chain saw to the base of a tree trunk.
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Poland could lose its voting rights in the European Union if it presses ahead with reforms to the judiciary.
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North Korea has pushed the Trump administration to lift pressure on the country as Washington presses Pyongyang to denuclearize.
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It also presses equipment manufacturers to transform themselves from simple systems integrators to providers of more comprehensive business solutions.
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The Q button has also been shifted to a better spot than before that's less prone to accidental presses.
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Some branded stores offer luxurious touches, like presses that make fresh pine nut oil for customers while they wait.
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In one, a figure of ambiguous gender presses its head to the earth as if in grief or prayer.
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And it's not always the President tapping away, he often dictates messages to an aide who ultimately presses send.
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If it could, then the best policy would be to simply run the money printing presses day and night.
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No — those nations have free presses, independent courts, and rules designed to prevent exactly that kind of improper behavior.
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Front Burner This new juicer for lemons and limes provides more leverage than most typical hand-held citrus presses.
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Her father, William, manufactured printing presses at a plant owned by her grandfather and sold real estate and insurance.
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They've seen authors like J.K. Rowling dispense ex post facto addendums to their novels long after the presses rolled.
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Related: LA's Normcore Architecture Vanguard Presses On Tracking Software Turns Fluid into Fizzing Forms What Makes a Building Ugly?
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The machines crashed and pounded, and the huge wheels at the tops of the presses turned, and Tiny slid his little piece of metal under the die and hooked both hands on the buttons, and the presses turned over and came down with unbelievable force and stamped out one part at a time.
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The presses were thirty feet high and they had wheels that were twelve feet in diameter, and they were made of iron and they weighed hundreds of tons, and a man's hands were a small thing in the face of the quarter-inch thickness of metal parts the presses stamped out without stalling.
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They might want to leave the printing presses alone, but cannot credibly make a promise to voters to do so.
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Along comes this little character and I think presses a few emotional button in Chewie that we haven't seen before.
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If Ross doesn't like the answer, he presses a button — which administers Harington a not exactly weak-looking electric shock.
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His plant has the capacity to build two presses per week that can be shipped throughout Canada and the world.
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There's so much to say about Therese Svoboda, whose 14 books have been mostly issued by small and independent presses.
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Most third-party keyboards also don't offer haptic feedback for key presses, and the ones that do often cost money.
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Timeliness has gained allure in the era of Trump, when real world turmoil presses in so urgently from all sides.
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Harrison returns to the gym floor with Kai in tow and crushes Vinny's neck with weights as he bench presses.
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Kendall avoids answering the question directly by saying she's "not ready" for their relationship to end, but Arie presses on.
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This article is set in 8.7 point Imperial and was printed on one of several presses, including the Goss Colorliner.
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In recent years, the National Book Awards have tended to spotlight books from small independent presses in their biggest categories.
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They account for about half of bank credit, and when the economy slows the state presses them to spend more.
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Once the two bodies are lined up, the cutter presses a button to snip away a piece of their companion.
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And where he presses for long-term growth and advances in frontier technologies, other investors may prefer near-term profits.
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To finance the government's domestic bills, Mr Maduro has revved up the printing presses, setting off a bout of hyperinflation.
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Kim presses her on why she has so many men's shirts in double and triple XL. Khloé still won't say.
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Ray presses Elliot about his journal and uses anecdotes about his wife to comfort Elliot's constantly unraveling Mr. Robot visions.
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Two presses while the pen tip is near the screen and you can write and save reverse notes like this.
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And it's contextually intelligent – it knows enough to discount additional presses that follow quickly on the heels of the first.
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My Dota record with this keyboard is great, my mistaken button presses are nonexistent, and my recommendation is therefore enthusiastic.
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Do a few arm presses over your head for some basic damage, or hit multiple enemies with some hip rotations.
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Many had creases and scars baked in: expensive clothes finished in hot presses to take a portion of preciousness out.
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" Madam X concurs, saying that "the 'vinyl only' thing becomes quite challenging, due to Record Store Day delaying presses etc.
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And if the White House presses the case further in the courts, then expect Judge Kelly to deliver a knockout.
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She presses it to her ear while she is walking down the lane, striding over rats flattened into the pavement.
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Their hour-and-a-half-long sealed hearing on July 18 suggests the grand jury investigation of Stone presses on.
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Wilson's factory devotes several presses just for the balls used at United States Open, Dillon said, to minimize potential variation.
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Andrew Rosenthal The more Donald Trump presses his supposed effort to appeal to black voters, the more bizarre it gets.
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Every shrine you discover — plus a handful of other key locations — can be returned to with a few button presses.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Senator Edward Markey—is that it presses almost all the buttons of the right at once.
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Earlier this year it introduced "pause" ads, a format that appears when a viewer presses pause while watching a show.
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Zucker is game to play along when Bush presses her to answer which of the two men she would pick.
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Exercises like pull-ups, press-ups, seated rows, leg presses, or dips are all suitable candidates for rest-pause training.
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A squat woman presses her lower back against an armrest, feet splayed on the inner hull of an Uber-bus.
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Also, button presses once meant to happen with the twist of a thumb now take a flick of the wrist.
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European carmakers could see their revenues seriously impacted if President Donald Trump presses ahead with new tariffs, analysts told CNBC.
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He owns 20123 weeklies and four of the seven daily newspapers in Maine, and his presses print the other three.
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In the best of these pieces, however, Smith presses down hard as a cultural critic, and the rewards are outsize.
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Mr. Fiore spent much of his career doing conventional design work for large corporations and book jackets for university presses.
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While you can approach smaller publishing houses and university presses directly, you'll still need someone to look over your contract.
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Today, 2000 people work at the plant amid the thunderous boom of presses pounding loops of stainless steel into silverware.
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The Guardian has not yet decided what it will do with the printing presses and land in London and Manchester.
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First up, I want to recommend this profile of Netflix movie chief Scott Stuber that&aposs hot off the presses.
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We will not poke our fingers in people's eyes simply because our presses give us the power to do so.
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The Patriots' near monopoly on American printing presses meant that reports of British and Hessian cruelty spread and survived disproportionately.
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When someone presses the Doorbell Cam's button, a push alert is sent to any smartphone connected to your August account.
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It lowers the dignity of the Oval Office when a sitting president presses a foreign government to investigate an opponent.
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These books, published by Chinese presses, were accompanied by a translation or at least footnotes to explain the cultural references.
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He presses his face into her saris to smell more, but the closer he gets, the more the smell retreats.
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As the vest inflates behind each accupressure point, the nub presses into your back and shoulder muscles, mimicking kneading fingers.
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According to Lapinksi, the church accommodated the schedules of people working in these printing presses by hosting 2 a.m. services.
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And so, as she presses ahead with her terrible solution to a problem no one ever needed to have, Mrs.
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It wasn't something to stop the presses over, exactly—the Remy Ma stuff was much more shareable on social media.
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These books, published by Chinese presses, were accompanied by a translation or at least footnotes to explain the cultural references.
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He is a spokesperson for the #noNRAMoney campaign, an advocacy organization that presses candidates to reject the National Rifle Association.
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STOP THE PRESSES ... a pregnant Kylie Jenner's been spotted out in the real world for the first time since September!!!
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When tomorrow's newspaper isn't being printed, folded, or assembled on presses the length of football fields or carried to the mailroom via mechanical, reptilian-looking conveyor belts overhead, the presses are printing advertisements or less time-sensitive sections—such as Style—for newspapers that are still a few days away from readers' kitchen tables.
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When an eel presses its chin against its victim to deliver a shock, electricity flows through the eel to the target.
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As the week presses on my skin feels clogged, and my pores are so wide you could use them for storage.
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Venezuela is gripped by escalating political instability as U.S.-backed opposition leader Juan Guaido presses to oust socialist President Nicolas Maduro.
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The printing presses had only just started turning when the media finally started to run with the story in late October.
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But she can't say exactly how long it takes for the data to disappear, even when the student presses the point.
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The stroker then presses the palms of their hands against the woman's vulva to bring down the swelling of her genitals.
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To the left stood Evelyn Richter's quiet, photographic documentation of women caught in the drudgery of spinning mills and printing presses.
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On July 18th Fairfax said that it would share printing presses with News Corporation, Rupert Murdoch's company and its biggest rival.
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The mountain range is where the Indian plate presses up against the Eurasia plate after a collision 50 million years ago.
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Harbour takes no notice and presses on, forcing her to make the best of it, especially since nothing can shield her.
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And Luma Valones, who is just 5, has been performing weighted dead lifts, squats and bench presses since she was 3.
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Without sufficient money coming in, the country had to rely on its printing presses in an attempt to maintain living standards.
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This eco-friendly brand is hot off the presses, and we think you should snag a bag before it blows up.
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And instead of just measuring touches and presses, each one uses 87 sensors to capture pressure, motion, touch, and optical data.
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Foreign presses pointed out that EU has been accused by Trump many times, either on security problems or on trade problems.
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" He added that the "backdrop of a nuclear event remains something that, I think, presses on the back of our imaginations.
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Juicero's flagship product is a $699 countertop device that cold presses juice out of "packs" of already prepped fruit and veggies.
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"I do heavy weight deadlift squats, shoulder presses, push-ups, and I can pull up my own body weight," she says.
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It also blends brand new reprints of rare old books and photos with fresh-of-the-presses work by contemporary artists.
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The My Big Fat Fabulous Life star works on her push presses in a video she posed on Instagram on Monday.
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The description of the Bixby Button Remapper app, for example, says that it doesn't actually monitor button presses on the phone.
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If Maduro presses forward, he warned, Venezuela will explode before his new six-year term is scheduled to begin in January.
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If there's one thing I would've liked to see Jaybird add, it's volume control via some means of additional button presses.
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Since 2002 — eons ago in internet time — Bookslut has published smart, thoughtful bookish writing, heavily slanted toward small presses and women.
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Any fiscal slippage would mean Japan keeping its money printing presses running longer, and would break a commitment to G20 countries.
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The application records behavior such as how a user moves their mouse, presses a touch screen, or the way they type.
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Bárbara accuses Wells Fargo of creating a corrupt business culture that presses its employees into fraudulent practices to meet unreachable sales.
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Donald Trump has a button where every time he presses it he gets a Coke brought to him by a butler.
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Bodum is among the best-known makers of French presses, and has sold them at Starbucks under a 2002 purchasing agreement.
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The YouTube channel, dedicated entirely to a steamroller smashing things people love or need, is home to many total presses. Soda?
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The Bullock press was one of the first presses with a paper path, but by today's standards its path was simple.
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"The administration might be able to stop the presses with an injunction," Mr. Lichtblau wrote, "but they couldn't stop the internet."
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Newspapers were printing presses of gold, in no small part because most operated as near monopolies in most cities and towns.
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"Network," which was written by Paddy Chayefsky—he won an Academy Award for the screenplay—presses a knife against your throat.
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There are many French presses as simple, but few as elegant as the Bodum Chambord and its "form-follows-function" ethos.
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Bodum, though a Danish company, makes its French presses in Portugal, which is, after all, the cork capital of the world.
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"They have a different case," Mueller repeated —Olivia Beavers and Morgan Chalfant Trump presses claim of 'no collusion' 10:51 a.m.
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To speak effectively, people have to spend money — on things like paper and pencils, signs, computers, printing presses, and broadcast facilities.
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"Somebody's always going to answer the radio on the other end when the commander on the ground presses it," McKenzie added.
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The aggressiveness of Kyle Lowry when he pushes the point guard and presses, and Fred VanVleet, it's a lot of pressure.
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Early presses could be dismantled and moved piecemeal, a fact that was still important at the time of the American Revolution.
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GANIM: As the DEA's John Martin shows CNN pill presses are simply bought off in the Internet, most come from China.
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The fictional trial scripts were published by state-run presses as short pamphlets, with up to 100,000 copies of each circulated.
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I could tell you stories about the coming of cheaper printing presses and what it did to Grover Cleveland's sex life.
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Hannah presses the issue of what's going on between them and Jessa says that maybe they just shouldn't be friends anymore.
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Stop the presses (read: web posts) immediately — Jennifer Lawrence just changed her hair color to an even more icy-blonde blonde.
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Last September, Calgary's Canada Boy Vinyl facility opened for business with three aged manual presses procured from a mothballed UK plant.
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It's located on the bottom half of the case and is not a soft button that presses something on the phone.
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Imogen Binnie, Casey Plett, and Torrey Peters are three novelists whose slice-of-trans-life fiction is published by small presses.
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And when Sara presses Kreizler on the truth about his arm, her relentlessness in search of the truth echoes Kreizler's own.
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The older structure, built in 1912, has a tower that once pumped water to cool the printing presses in the basement.
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When Justin storms out, Gurki exhales and presses a hand to her heart, as if to make sure it's still there.
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There were people downstairs, at the time, who were deaf because of the noise of the presses at the Washington Post.
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A compression shirt on the chest of someone for whom an agent presses the blue "male" button can do the same.
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It can ensure articles are sent to the presses, but more importantly, deliver value on well-monetized apps and mobile sites.
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The sea presses it against the belly of the ice shelf, and as the rover crawls along, its sensors collect data.
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Even then, it can be many more months until they roll off the printing presses into your local latte-serving bookstore.
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Biden presses electability case Biden's calling card in the race has always been simple: he's the best candidate to defeat Trump.
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As a human who owes her main livelihood to actual printing presses, spacing on Johannes Gutenberg himself is a bit embarrassing.
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It's also nice that you get guided visuals for doing various bodyweight exercises like squats, chest-to-knee presses, and planks.
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During public appearances, he often presses his fingers against a nerve on the side of his face to reduce the pain.
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One jiggles down his leg toward his ankle; another presses on his sciatic nerve; a third has migrated to his hip.
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Sendak presses right up against the taboo, allowing him to write about sexuality and to access its energies and disappointments safely.
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They were produced on the same heavy, expensive, restricted intaglio printing presses used by the US Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
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Small presses and editions remind us that that we're free to stay below the radar in an age of self-promotion.
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He wants the President-elect's son-in-law to immediately stop the presses, and fork over more than $500,000 in damages.
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But the Free Press's conservatism was, Bellow has argued, not the same as the conservatism of the current major trade presses.
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Catherine Perret, in an email conversation with the artist ("Conversation avec Olivier Mosset," Olivier Mosset, Les presses du reel, 2007), and Bob Nickas, in "Olivier Mosset; some thoughts about values" (Live Free or Die, Les presses du réel, Dijon, 2000), have separately insisted on the recurring question of the value of painting with regard to Mosset's work.
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If the Fed presses ahead, it could undermine the economy just as things are getting good for the vast majority of Americans.
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Nurturing a budding romance is also significantly easier, being initiated by button presses and skill levels rather than your appearance or personality.
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Even after getting pushed and warned by an officer, the guy presses his luck, but cops showed restraint and diffused the confrontation.
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Pill presses -- which can easily be bought online -- allow someone to take powder and press it into a pill that looks legitimate.
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Related: LA's Normcore Architecture Vanguard Presses On "Reversible Concrete" is ready to revolutionize temporary Architecture Photographer Captures the Abstract Language of Architecture
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Last fall, Apple introduced 3D Touch, a feature that lets the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus detect light and firm touchscreen presses.
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This could make a difference in upcoming years as President Donald Trump likely makes multiple Supreme Court nominations and presses his agenda.
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If you're unfamiliar with the machine, hydraulic presses use a hydraulic cylinder and a small pedestal to crush, straighten or mold metals.
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Trey Gowdy presses FBI agent Peter Strzok over anti-Trump texts at a joint hearing of the House Oversight and Judiciary Committees.
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Some classic functional movements include squats, lunges, presses, or biceps curls, but functional exercises can range from simple to complex, Romeo says.
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Seeking popular approval, it sent the printing presses into overdrive, hoping to inflate away the value of these secret piles of wealth.
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In black and white, a shirtless André gives you a watchful side-eye while he presses his back to Big Boi's shoulder.
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"STOP THE PRESSES HOLD THE PHONE HOLY HOTDOGS IS THE L WORD REALLY COMING BACK?!!!!!??????" singer Mary Lambert wrote, all-caps excited.
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Kennedy presses Trump health official on Medicaid work requirements Democrats offer cybersecurity bill for 'internet of things' MORE (D-Mass.) and Rep.
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Kennedy presses Trump health official on Medicaid work requirements Democrats offer cybersecurity bill for 'internet of things' MORE (D-Mass.) and Rep.
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"Either the agreement fits qualitatively...or it doesn't, and Switzerland presses forward," he said, adding Switzerland could re-examine the issue later.
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The print shop had sophisticated presses making very high quality bills, prosecutors overseeing the operation said, adding that four people were arrested.
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As for the cop-turned-attorney, Herbert presses on, putting on a face of normalcy for a case that is anything but.
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But then conflict takes over — and notably, it does not originate from inside their relationship, but presses in from the outside world.
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If you're just too busy for even those few button presses, you can simply chose how you're feeling on 1-10 scale.
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These included my favorite morning yoga movements, foam rolling and basic dumbbell exercises such as bicep curls, tricep kickbacks and shoulder presses.
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After touring the company, Clinton and Kaine spoke to voters on the factory floor surrounded by large machinery and injection molding presses.
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The United Nations and Iraqi government say hundreds of thousands more may be uprooted as the frontline presses deeper into the city.
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It's easier to care for your little Tamagotchi, which chirps infrequently and can now be sated with a few brief button presses.
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In the offline world, he explains, power and profits accrue to firms that control distribution, such as printing presses and cable networks.
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I'd do a set of 12-15 reps of something like leg presses, and then a set of something like reverse lunges.
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Harris often presses her team to help her anticipate her opponent's arguments -- or the potential holes in the testimony of her witnesses.
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This waffle maker presses and toasts your waffle mix on non-stick pans into the 2D shape of a 20-sided die.
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One of them drew cluttered black-and-white cartoons in felt-tip pen and mailed them to various chapbook presses in Brooklyn.
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When he talks, he presses his hands down on the desk, as if it is somehow the only thing holding him up.
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But when I started needing more than electronic stuff… I needed a milling machine and a lathe and drill presses and saws.
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A light pad turns on, a dog presses it with its paw and a dish pops out with a treat on it.
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The news dominated many of the UK's papers as they rolled off the presses overnight, with publishers expressing various degrees of disbelief.
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" He added that bench presses are "not healthy" and sit-ups are "the worst exercise you can do because they're spine-crushing.
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It uses fully mechanical keys for better feedback, feel, and responsiveness — Suora is promising a 1 millisecond response time for key presses.
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Whenever a user squeezes the phone or presses down on it, the tone of that sounds changes and the microphone recognizes it.
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Modeled after a real gym, the interim art school replaces bench presses and treadmills with alternative life-drawing seminars and photography classes.
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Shine and his crew beat up Angelo in the back room of the laundromat, while Cookie presses him for info about Bella.
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The leaps, runs and ornaments of this role, which presses at the extremes of a soprano's register, held no terrors for her.
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The user lifts the device to the side of their head and presses the center of the touch screen on their ear.
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Two editions of the paper, the first national edition and the first New York edition, had already been sent to the presses.
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Givaudan is buying U.S. flavour and fragrance maker Ungerer & Company, the Swiss company said as it presses ahead with its growth strategy.
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Starks drops the stun gun on the ground and then picks it up and presses it into the man's back -- shocking him.
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Executive privilege Generally, White House staff members most often defer to executive privilege when Congress presses them for certain documents and information.
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He presses it against his nose, inhales deeply and begins to extol the therapeutic -- if not necessarily scientific -- properties of his crop.
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When that person presses "1" to connect with you, it's a sign of acceptance, that your eventual homecoming won't be so hard.
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Use it to perform a couple sets of goblet squats and lunges, Romanian deadlifts, floor presses, rows, and pullovers as you watch.
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Sitting to Roberts' immediate left, based on her seniority, Ginsburg often asks the first question and actively presses lawyers on her points.
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Those steroidal Goliaths of nonfiction, magazine articles bloated to hardcover size that stalk the catalogs of the major presses — who reads them?
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Through subtle gestures she presses us to acknowledge our superficial judgements, specifically of women, and compels us all to see more deeply.
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His press was built, with Mr. Hollander's help, by Charles Brand, who worked nearby and was known primarily for his etching presses.
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He said he had replaced the old stamping presses that could mass-produce screws with machines designed for more precise, specialized jobs.
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Mustich, a longtime bookseller who worked as vice president for digital products at Barnes & Noble, presses book after book into our hands.
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Bobroczkyi lay on a bench with 30-pound dumbbells on either side of him, ready for his first rep of 10 presses.
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He campaigns on the government budget, legislates against the opposition and presses media groups, both private and government- owned, into his service.
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Consequently, we're happy to share that we will now be working with Bookshop to support our colleagues at small presses, wherever possible.
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The U.S. attorney's office said Shamo and his co-conspirators bought pill presses to make the pills look like legitimate pharmaceutical drugs.
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The workshop, which opened in 1948, became a printmaking hub that filled artists' needs for presses, ink, paper and space to create.
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We walked down a few steps into a dimly lit vault filled with original winemaking equipment, including wine presses and corking machines.
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The newspaper printing presses may have another decade of life in them, New York Times CEO Mark Thompson told CNBC on Monday.
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Reuters reported that completion of an initial U.S.-China trade deal could slide into next year as Beijing presses for tariff rollbacks.
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Gill presses further on Laura's problems, suggesting that she, too, was a victim of her half brothers' sexual aggression in her youth.
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The Huntsman Elite has super-fancy hybrid keys, using both mechanical and optical sensor inputs for super-consistent, ultra-fast key presses.
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When the clock strikes midnight and she must return to California, she presses her husband for that divorce but Thorpe remains intransigent.
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The presses at the print plant in Queens, which handles almost half of The Times's total circulation, are ready by 2550 p.m.
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Also held hostage in the studio are two of Lorenz's own printing presses and a 211-year archive of her personal work.
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" When he presses her for a date the same night they first speak, she admonishes him, "I don't like to be rushed.
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The contest started with thousands ... but S.I.'s only picking 1 to appear in the mag when the issue hits the presses. How?
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The words "Job search got me like" appear on the screen as she narrows her eyes and presses her fingers to her temples.
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Mueller's investigation has indicted 19 people so far, but it's now headed toward confrontation as Mueller's team presses for an interview with Trump.
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Arias ran Holliday through several exercises — including squat holds, arm presses and opposite leg raises — using two gallon-size water bottles as weights.
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Purpose because nothing serves liberalism better than "a severe contest between intelligence, which presses forward, and an unworthy, timid ignorance obstructing our progress".
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Today, he continues to make his own paper, even bringing the portable paper presses he uses to his booth at The Armory Show.
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While criticizing the governments' economic policies, the ECB is clearly implying that its printing presses will remain in overdrive for the foreseeable future.
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The Wair mask doesn't just look good, it's got a flexible (but sturdy) structure in the front that presses up around your mouth.
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Newspaper headlines interrupt action sequences throughout Honda's original film, as do the sounds of printing presses, news wires, and other signals relaying news.
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Anyone who has seen The Blair Witch Project can probably guess that things don't get much better the further the group presses on.
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You can use the Video Doorbell 33 on its own and it will chime when someone presses the button or it detects motion.
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The really small presses and zines are in the two outdoor tents, while the more established publications and galleries are inside the building.
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Saki takes a normal thin crust and presses it into the bottom of the pan, then tops it as you would any pizza.
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He explains his affection for the Dosawaffle, a brunch menu staple that presses tangy dosa batter into the shape of a Belgian waffle.
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Next, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star launched into a cycle of weighted power sled pulls, Romanian deadlifts, and seated leg presses.
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The class includes an ABSURD number of squats and presses, leaving us out of breath and looking at each other with "OMFG" faces.
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The ruling sends the case back to the lower court where it could go to trial if the KKK group presses the issue.
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Still, Lambo presses on, even as a wave of chocolate milk runoff swamps the hood and washes ALL THE WAY ONTO THE WINDSHIELD.
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That will have little effect unless the the attorney-general, María Consuelo Porras, presses the charges that have been drawn up against them.
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If a coach presses a button, it means they want the singer on their team to coach for the rest of the season.
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If you take your pinkie and you touch where your thumb joint is, it presses down, but it's really still nice and firm.
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When a person presses a finger on a button-like sensor, an app is able to calculate blood pressure, according to the study.
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The general director says that other architectural elements have been found along the processional way during construction, including wine presses, shrines, and nilometers.
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The slightly stiffer wings made for the X3s have a slight, sweeping outward curve to presses up against the folds of your ear.
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Luther was responsible for more than a fifth of the entire output of pamphlets from the empire's newfangled printing presses during the 1520s.
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When the user presses on the screen or squeezes the phone's body, the character of the sound changes, and the software detects that.
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IN A LONG, narrow room in Salvatierra, a town in Guanajuato, Mexico's bloodiest state, an official dons ear defenders and presses a button.
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To put the router in developer mode, you'll need a screwdriver, a USB-C adapter with Power Delivery, and some precise button presses.
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Both Festival Day and Children's Day also include the Brooklyn Book Festival Marketplace, which features over 200 publishers, presses, booksellers, and literary organizations.
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They worked together for some twenty years at her brownstone in Chelsea, where she had two small printing presses on the lower level.
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As the shock presses outward, the electrons inside gyrate around along magnetic field lines, and that motion produces a burst of radio waves.
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Google presses for the installation of certain apps as a group, including the Play Store, Chrome, Search, Maps, Gmail, YouTube and five others.
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They no longer need to run all eight presses 24 hours a day in order to print enough papers for the next day.
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CEO Sergio Marchionne holds news conference to present start of production with new stamping presses at Sterling Stamping Plant in the United States.
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Google presses for the installation of certain apps as a group, including the Play Store, Chrome, Search, Maps, Gmail, YouTube, and five others.
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Unlike criticizing an advertising company, we're the ones manipulating ourselves based off inhuman ideals with just a few button presses on our phones.
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And her longtime hairstylist, Johnny Wright, always made sure that her hair was laid, with the silkiest presses and the bounciest blowouts possible.
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When the driver presses a button, the drone lifts off to scan the area for bins and communicates their locations to the robot.
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Lance presses Stachowski on why she doesn't believe Avery is innocent even after he had told her that he did not murder Halbach.
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Because electricity flows easily through human bodies, sensors on the phone register a change in voltage wherever her thumb presses against the screen.
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But smaller firms across industries - textile houses, printing presses, rubber manufacturers, real estate agencies and others - are not racing to diversify just yet.
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"We will not start on a path of turning printing presses on and unbalancing the economy - measures that bring catastrophic consequences," Medvedev wrote.
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Bob Menendez's bribery trial, as he presses the lawyers to show him why he should admit or withhold certain evidence from the jury.
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It came as the SDF presses on with efforts to retake the last small area of territory held in Syria by Islamic State.
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The authorities demanded $6m in unpaid taxes and when it was not paid, seized the paper's assets, including its offices and printing presses.
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Our mother turns her face from the light—or maybe she turns her face from us—and presses her cheek to the bedclothes.
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When a user presses the watch button on a certain account or channel, videos in that feed will play back-to-back, continuously.
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I'll be my own first critic to say that my not-so-hot-off-the-presses paper hasn't stood the test of time.
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Or that Alessandro Michele purposefully presses creases into his tailoring at Gucci, an odd antecedent to the intentionally distressed appearance of the Incroyables.
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Once you complete a song you'll get to see how accurate your presses were, and compare your score to people around the world.
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Publishing in print would mean designing newspaper pages, making plates for the presses, organizing delivery routes, driving trucks and dropping copies on doorsteps.
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Each page the newsroom had sent had to pass through a platemaking line until a plate emerged that would go on the presses.
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When The Herald opened its state-of-the-art, $260 million presses in 1995, the newspaper's Saturday edition was a hefty 400 pages.
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The DEA's John Martin says pill presses have made it easier for drug dealers to make millions of dollars out of their homes.
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Seunggil's finger presses itself against the United States capital, and the motion alone is enough to send shockwaves among the rest of them.
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The first time a friend presses "join chat" they will have to download Fam, but each time after that it is essentially seamless.
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Related: The Gravity-Defying Architectural Paintings of Cinta Vidal LA's Normcore Architecture Vanguard Presses On Architecture's Sprawling Influence Manifests Itself in an Exhibit
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Cue shenanigans as her sister and caregiver try to track her down while Wendy presses forward against all odds to achieve her goal.
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Purchase the Coffee Gator French Press at Amazon for $42.99Take a look at some of the best French presses we've tried here, too.
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The 53-year-old presses the point against his chubby index finger until it pricks the skin to release a droplet of blood.
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The additional resources included color presses, which gave photo editors the ability to use color in Sunday editions and eventually in daily news.
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"The building had a giant window facing the street, and when you drove by, you could see the presses running," Mr. Payne said.
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As Mr. Ames exits the vehicle, an officer presses him against the pavement and handcuffs him, then pushes him against a police vehicle.
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It said distribution of The New York Times and The Palm Beach Post had also been affected, because they share the same presses.
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But, particularly as one presses ever northward into the Scottish highlands, the moorlands can also make for a challenging and sometimes perilous landscape.
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He made use of a program called Voice Attack, designed to relay a series of voice commands into keyboard presses and mouse actions.
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During vaginal birth, a baby&aposs head presses against the vaginal floor and can cause the area to become permanently stretched, Minkin said.
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"I think she presses her audience -- whether or not they agree with her -- to be accountable for what their perspective is," she says.
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Speaking of poems, more than 700 commercial, university and independent presses have contributed 3,000 items to the 2017 Poets House Showcase through Aug.
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In this season's other death match — the fraternal one — Jimmy is cuffed, fingerprinted and incarcerated after the Chuck presses breaking-and-entering charges.
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The Vibe A decade ago, printing presses started giving way to media companies like the public radio station WNYC, at 53 Varick Street.
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Instead, "The Thin Place" keeps on haunting because it presses against the deepest human longings not only for connection but also for exposure.
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Reuters reported on Wednesday that negotiations to finalize a deal may extend into next year as Beijing presses for more extensive tariff rollbacks.
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This, thankfully, becomes less true as the game (the album?) presses on and its confidence builds in what it asks of the player.
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The customer places his dinner in one of the ovens and presses a control button having the same color as the coded tape.
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China's annual parliament gathering kicks off on Monday as Xi presses ahead with efforts to ward off financial risks without undermining the economy.
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"Less than six months ago, this court considered and rejected a stay request indistinguishable from the one the government now presses," they wrote.
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"This sort of thing doesn't usually happen to me," he says as a murderous alien presses her (once again) bare breasts against him.
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Rep. Bill PascrellWilliam (Bill) James PascrellOn The Money: Fed faces crossroads as it weighs third rate cut | Dem presses Mnuchin on 'alleged rampant corruption' | Boeing chief faces anger at hearing | Trouble for House deal on Ex-Im Bank House Democrat presses Mnuchin on 'alleged rampant corruption' at Treasury Democrat asks FEC to investigate Trump campaign declining to pay police bills MORE (D-N.
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"I was already gathering lots of art books and forming relationships with small presses and magazines by attending launches," she tells The Creators Project.
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To create each tattoo, she presses the live plant, dipped in ink, on her customer's body, then tattoos the skin based on its imprint.
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It's a key post, and if he's confirmed, he'll be putting his John Hancock on every new U.S. dollar that comes off the presses.
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Related Installation Portrays Energy Flow as Physical Architecture LA's Normcore Architecture Vanguard Presses On Doris Sung's Living Architecture Morphs To Protect From The Elements
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She flips the patty and gives it another press, lets it sit, presses it, and pulls it off the grill and onto a bun.
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He turns and presses his meaty palm into mine, closing my hand around the burnt red stone slick with rainwater without saying a word.
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In fact, in one scene, she fully takes her bikini top off and presses herself up against Viall — in front of the other women.
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With a combination of taps and presses, Mario can perform wall jumps, catapult himself over enemies, flutter through the air, and grab onto ledges.
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Here in Chicago, my community is made up of cartoonists and puppeteers, dungeon masters, festival organizers, urban farmers, creative re-users, printers, and presses.
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While the radio personality should have recognized Lisa's gracious free pass for aggressively sexualizing her and therefore end his disrespectful conduct, he presses on.
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Apple says that it is using "new materials" in the switch mechanism that should significantly reduce the occurrence of double and missed key presses.
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It created an antitrust exemption that kept multiple news outlets operating in some major cities while they shared printing presses and ad sales departments.
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The remote was also somewhat persnickety in registering button presses, requiring somewhat precise aim at the speaker (which houses the active input indicator LEDs).
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In order to get the forms printed and ready for 2020, the presses would have to be humming by the first week in July.
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Axios reporter Jonathan Swan presses Steve Bannon on "Axios on HBO" about how much success he's really had spearheading a nationalist movement in Europe.
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In England, the broad diffusion of printing presses and mirrors led to the bloody and ultimately failed anti-monarchical revolution led by Oliver Cromwell.
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I've tried pot immersion (tea style) methods, big immersion buckets, slow drip makers, French presses, mason jars, and even a couple of automated brewers.
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It can be tough enough to wake up in the morning without several presses of the snooze button, let alone squeezing in morning sex.
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On March 2400th the last print edition of the newspaper will roll off the presses, its circulation down to a loyal rump of 2000,275.
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The conversation trails off for a while; Liebert presses Morrissey on global politics and Brexit and "the establishment" without going for anything particularly provocative.
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He presses one button and triggers a series of random fart noises to play out of speaker strapped to the VR Robot Tank's chassis.
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To use Summon, a driver presses a button on the key fob to get the car moving (albeit, again, at a very slow speed).
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" Haley added that military action against North Korea is an option, as are increased sanctions "in a way that really presses their hard currency.
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King presses Kelly on the recent allegations, and clearly hits a soft spot when asked if Kelly has ever held women against their will.
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In recent days, official presses have been rolling out copies of an obscure Maoist text: "Work Method of Party Committees", first published in 1949.
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Check out some of the weight Eden's pushing around -- 225-plus-pound squats, 155-pound bench presses, 135-pound front squats and more. BEAST!!!
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Called Comixology Unlimited, the service will feature work from a variety of major indie presses, including Image Comics, Dark Horse Comics, and Fantagraphics Books.
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Directly behind her, Soldier: 76, another Overwatch character who sounds like he's trying to channel Christian Bale as Batman, presses his crotch against her.
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And while most presses will wear your arm out just as quickly as a reamer will, we found one that squeezed out the competition.
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At a follow-up meeting, Mr. Sondland again presses the Ukrainians to announce investigations, this time specifying Burisma and the 2016 election as targets.
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The harder problem that In the Shadow of Justice presses into view is whether the type of philosophical understanding Rawls practiced is ever sufficient.
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As Haberman tweeted: Trump has always seen what he can get away with, and when there are no lasting consequences, he presses on further.
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Then she presses the tie-dye design onto small sections of platinum hair and sandwiches the strands together with another piece of her foam.
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Printed media may be going out of style, then, but it looks as if their electronic replacements will still require the presses to roll.
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Whenever someone presses the button on the doorbell, you'll get a notification, so you can still answer the door when you're not at home.
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Chipmakers like Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices that produce graphics processing units (GPUs) necessary for bitcoin "mining" should perform well if bitcoin presses upward.
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Mornings came early, heralded first by the neighboring church's bells at 6 and then by the insistent thwack of the pressoirs, or grape presses.
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The president has one political advantage as he presses his controversial case — an increasing number of people who believe there is a border crisis.
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Collins presses HHS to reform drug rebate system (The Wall Street Journal) Her insurer's price tool estimated less than $1,375 for a breast MRI.
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