Tom Ough, Newcastle Chronicle journalist, leading puddle reporter: I became aware of Puddle Watch at some point over lunchtime.
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GRADE: B I'm aware this looks like a puddle of puke, but it was actually a puddle of pasta pleasure.
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Cryptographer Matthew Green has written about what he calls the Mud Puddle Test: If you drop your phone in a mud puddle, then slip in that puddle and crack your head, forgetting all your passwords, can you still recover your data?
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LONDON — A driver found out a puddle wasn't just a puddle the hard way after her car ended up in a sinkhole in Nottinghamshire.
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Chinneck also created a puddle to give the appearance it was melting into the nearby fountains—the puddle was created from 550 pounds of wax.
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You would have a puddle in your land, and they would call it -- you were under river control, you were under lake control, for what is called a 'puddle.
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" - Jonathan, 236 "Threw my phone in a puddle.
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Now, someone has found a way to remember the excitement that the puddle brought to all of us: by selling a small piece of the puddle to the highest bidder on eBay.
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He had stepped in a puddle of blood, he said.
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My words watch me from the puddle of my memory.
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Do that with each puddle and boom, no more water.
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The wind screamed and waters started to puddle in neighborhoods.
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Here's what else is happening: Be prepared to puddle jump.
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A puddle of blood and bodily fluids surrounded his body.
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The Capitol is seen reflected in a puddle on Tuesday.
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Never let your orchid sit in a puddle of water.
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But what of the people involved in the Drummond Puddle?
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I don't know how I managed to do it, but the puddle somehow aligned with the eye of the subject, so it looks like she's crying with the puddle... it was a complete accident.
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But for one brief moment—for one brief, six-to-eight hour window—the Drummond Puddle defined the month it occurred in: the Drummond Puddle was the light shining in all of our lives.
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There are two options post-obstacle: Collapse into a puddle of
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"I'm the biggest fish in a puddle," Coster-Mullen told me.
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A puddle of liquid and bits of flesh surrounding the body.
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Really just a puddle, but still, ambrosia for a painting location.
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The puddle has gone mainstream and therefore is no longer fun.
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JoJo lost it in a puddle of tears on the tarmac.
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Beneath the swing is a hardened puddle of viscous black foam.
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My condolences on now being a sputtering, drooling puddle of terror.
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When a kid jumps in a puddle, there is science there!
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Read This Next: Why Do I Sweat a Puddle Every Night?
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Colored squares, rippling across the glasshield like oil in a puddle.
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Glenn Harlan Reynolds: Forget the blue wave, behold the purple puddle.
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When I read the script, I was a puddle of tears.
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What happens to the water in a puddle as it dries?
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I just did today, seeing someone elegantly step across a puddle.
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Why it matters: This one could become a real muddy puddle.
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If the car is slipping in a puddle, the tire knows.
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Every single puddle in the room will have to be tested.
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Before the puddle, there was only the grey misery of January.
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For one perfect moment, the Drummond Puddle was all of us.
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What of the chatroom collective that built up around the puddle?
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What was the exact Domino's pizza order delivered to a puddle?
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Tom Ough: It was the right puddle at the right time.
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Today, he tends to be remembered as a failed coloniser or a popinjay courtier, covering a puddle with his cloak for Elizabeth I. His true achievements, Mr Gallay argues, were deeper than that (apocryphal) puddle tale.
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From lake to puddle Williams grew up just north of that valley, near Folsom Lake, which became a symbol of the Western drought when it was reduced to just a "puddle," as he described it to me.
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Tiggy-Winkle, Squirrel Nutkin, Jemima Puddle-Duck, Tom Kitten and Benjamin Bunny.
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We were sitting down and there was a huge puddle of blood.
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He became a puddle, unable to speak in clear sentences at first.
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My face actually melted into a beautiful puddle of tears and teeth.
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But seriously, if it's more than a puddle, don't drive into it.
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Lunchtime productivity: we've stopped watching the puddle to make a Toblorange. pic.twitter.
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The Washington Post has a good explainer of this brain puddle here.
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Or perhaps because there's more to this puddle than you might assume.
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KS: No. No, there's no cuddle puddle going on in my house.
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I was standing in a puddle of blood in my own boots.
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Cuddle puddle is where they all sit and hug each other, right?
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"A small prelude for piano is like a puddle," he told me.
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The internet was rightly reduced to a quivering puddle of happy tears.
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Boyd then drops the blocks into a nearby pool, stream, or puddle.
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It's not long before he missteps, falling into a large mud puddle.
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Now imagine the same ball chucked into a large puddle of honey.
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While she agonized, the girl next to her noticed the puddle forming.
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Mary dies suddenly in a puddle of gore after a botched abortion.
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I can put "Caution: Wet Floor" signs yards away from a puddle.
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In the short walk to the door, he'd stepped in a puddle.
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The puddle he lived in was no ordinary fixture of the island.
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Tom OughNewcastle Chronicle journalist sent to document and report on the puddle.
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Anthony KaneRadio producer, first man to take a selfie in the puddle.
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I tried to be helpful by hopping from puddle to puddle, shielding the photographer's camera equipment with the umbrella — one camera was already down — but we eventually gave up and just stood there soaking like the infantry grunts.
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It was the baseball equivalent of dropping a pile of hundred dollar bills in a puddle, then using that pile to keep your shoes from getting wet so you could step across the puddle and pick up a dollar.
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It had been raining, and one boy rolled a marble through a puddle.
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Norma fell to the floor, laying in a puddle of her own blood.
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It was just a puddle of orange paint spilled by a road crew.
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Would you melt into a happy ground puddle for at least a week?
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Hit play on Pixar's newest short and you'll be a puddle of tears.
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It's not, although in a few minutes I'll step in a fresh puddle.
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Puncture the membrane and you'll be left with a puddle of raw egg.
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The pup likely drank from a puddle of mud to survive, police said.
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But if you're into that new dankness, you will watch a puddle rest.
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Later, Hays leans over a puddle and sees the reflection of the Moon.
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The camera pans down to a full moon in a puddle and cuts.
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A boy rode his bicycle through a puddle; we heard the water lapping.
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This little lady will melt your entire heart into a puddle of mush.
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Clearing out one puddle is easy: the water pours right in your hole.
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These days, her son is a puddle of tears after his weekly visit.
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Included in the listing is a "cuddle puddle room" with cushions and pillows.
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When you step in a puddle, your socks have a place to go.
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It reminded me of the sheen a puddle of oil gets after a rainstorm.
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More than 70,000 people are watching a puddle in England on Periscope right now.
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TFW: You're sobbing in a puddle of your own tears on the kitchen floor.
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Don't forget to check the puddle of water from condensation behind your air conditioner.
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You only have to watch that reservoir drying to a puddle to see why.
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But today he lays frozen in fear, in a puddle of his own urine.
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That strength doesn't come because there's a puddle of sweat all over the floor.
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When visiting, I also happened to slip on a puddle in the locker room.
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In Japan, driving through a puddle that splashes a pedestrian is a fineable offense.
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I wouldn't sit here, in a puddle of robe, wondering where next to turn.
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Then he tasted the puddle of water, which he sipped directly from the plate.
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Dozens of people concurred: Noor should not die here, slumped in a mud puddle.
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I am for the art that splits when you step on a frozen puddle.
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It created a huge puddle and they asked the corrections officer for medical assistance.
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"You can already smell," he said, standing in a puddle in his living room.
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A puddle just there at the foot of the tree from last night's rain.
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On much of Long Island, the winter wonderland was more like a puddle-scape.
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"As soon as they roll in they see this puddle of blood," he recalled.
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Photographer Chris Carr has worked on the project titled Puddle Reflections for several years.
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The irony, of course, is that a lot of 3D games were puddle-deep.
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Beth Hazon, Managing Director, Drummond Central: Yeah, the puddle is there all the time.
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Alex Niven, Newcastle University academic, puddle scholar: Yeah, I just walked right into it.
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And I just woke up in a puddle of blood on the kitchen floor.
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That's when my phone went mad with people saying "Who's this prick with the pink lilo, he's ruined the puddle, the puddle was magic until he ruined it blah blah blah" so that kind of took over for the rest of the day.
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He stood on his body and head while Ethan was face-down in a puddle.
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"The Pavilion ended with a big puddle at half court," Villanova coach Jay Wright said.
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Every scene opens with a reflection, whether it's in a mirror or in a puddle.
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Jogs in circles in the park, sits in a puddle of sweat in coding class.
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Nearly 20,000 people are tuning in to a Periscope of a puddle in Newcastle, England.
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Some are even attempting to cross the puddle without assistance, or even on a bike.
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Currently, the puddle has attracted 80,000 likes (and counting), and is receiving comments every second.
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In the present moment, a salty puddle is forming on the floor beneath my eyes.
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The airport in South Sudan's capital is a sweltering tent next to a festering puddle.
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One of Hernandez's most unconventional settings was a puddle on the street in Kissimmee, Florida.
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In reality, it was just an ordinary puddle on the side of a busy street.
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And actually he wet his pants and you can see the puddle around his feet.
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Mid-morning, we hopped a puddle-jumper plane from San Blas back to Panama City.
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And one day, my fuckin' knee collapse on me, I just fell in a puddle.
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I was lying in a puddle of tears on the floor of a rehab center.
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Carrying him piggyback, she would hop to the nearest puddle, while he fended off competitors.
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"You see that?" he said, pointing to a trash-filled puddle next to his tent.
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Here's a science-y one: What happens to water in a puddle as it dries?
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Instead, they tangled with Maximum Security when the leader hopped a puddle and veered out.
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Bright red beads of blood puddle beneath exposed genitals; small white eyes are frozen wide.
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They found two rats that had died in a puddle of water inside their house.
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They survived for a week by drinking from a muddy puddle and eating fern fronds.
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His co-workers called 911 while he lay in a puddle of his own blood.
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A day or a week either way and nobody would've cared about the Drummond Puddle.
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What of journalist Tom Ough, a man sent to write a story about a puddle?
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Alex Niven: People weren't just exaggerating, though: [the puddle] was a genuine problem, an obstacle.
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Nick Dutch, Domino's Head of Digital PR: We ordered 3x pepperoni passions to the puddle.
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Joe Zadeh, NOISEY editor, January 6, 2016, internal Google Chat message to Joel Golby, VICE Staff Writer and puddle enthusiast: Spend my life convincing people there is more to Newcastle culture than Brown Ale, teen pregnancies, and horse punching...then a Geordie streams a puddle.
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"I leaned over him in a puddle of blood and urine," an emotional Ms. Butler said.
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Did it pile up in a heap, spread out in a puddle, spatter on the walls?
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In this video, a happy-go-lucky deer loves frolicking around in a big ol' puddle.
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It might have been spooked by seeing its reflection in a puddle on the muddy track!
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I stared at the plastic boat and the tiny puddle of sundae soup in its hull.
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So (spoiler) stepping in a puddle of blood connected to a live wire can be fatal.
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But there are a few solutions to prevent summer from turning you into a human puddle.
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He claims he slipped in a puddle of water in a grocery store back in December.
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My criteria: puddle of goo on the floor [by the] end of episode 3. Gasp. Shriek.
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It's a tale of love, betrayal, and—believe it or not—a muddy puddle of redemption.
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Some are braving the water and potentially ruined footwear and are just wading through the puddle.
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To a raccoon, to you, a pond and a puddle are more or less the same.
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Does our sleeping baby make a habit of bedding down in a puddle of lurid piss?
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I'll let you know when I have an answer.. for now.. I'm just a glowing puddle.
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The slices rise like a ridged island out of a saffron-hued puddle of mango purée.
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Some dogs have a knack for finding each and every puddle during a wet morning walk.
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In adjusting his stance, his left foot was almost touching the puddle or hovering over it.
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Today, the four-story bathhouse that was built around the springs surrounds a dank, dark puddle.
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I stopped in a shallow puddle to relieve my feet but even that was near scalding.
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As white Arctic Blast, what's advertised as a blizzard is a pathetic puddle in a bottle.
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As it softens, the butter mingles with the steak juices, melting into a rich, creamy puddle.
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By the end, those aforementioned stomach muscles were rock hard and my eyes were puddle wet.
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And for you cuddling enthusiasts, there is a "cuddle puddle room," complete with pillows and cushions.
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This will give you tender meat with plenty of juices that will puddle as you carve.
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The moment Kourtney steps away from the meal, Scott melts into a puddle of silly fun.
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It had been raining, and like an East Village Mary Poppins, she pounced into a puddle.
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It's hard to believe that Ms. Fleming won't puddle up a little at her last performance.
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A puddle of goldfish from a smashed aquarium tank becomes their idea of a magical zoo.
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There were around 22016,23 tweets relating to the puddle in the 26 hours that followed alone.
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Like wearing white slacks to a Puddle of Mudd concert set on an actual puddle of mud, the white Star Destroyers are immediately stained by space debris and harsh UV-rays from close proximity to actual stars they destroy, giving them their familiar muted-grey hue.
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It melts beside her on a little paper plate, the rainbow colors swirling together into a puddle.
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I melt into a puddle on the floor, but then quickly recover to enjoy the amazing fajitas.
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This type of mosquito is as common as a summer's day puddle—where their lives often begin.
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Alan's final death this episode is an electrocution via a street lamp and a puddle of water.
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So anyway, "The person who never wants anyone to use the phrase 'cuddle puddle,'" which was great.
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If watching a phone melt into a puddle isn't mesmerizing, then perhaps a melting rubber ducky is.
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It's like seeing someone step into a sidewalk puddle and immediately disappear into water over their head.
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" Indeed, "poop" was the most frequent answer among the other 2,000 people playing, above "puddle" and "gum.
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You just sort of look over and see if it's still in the puddle, and it is.
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Lewis allegedly told detectives he strangled her and left her face down in a puddle to drown.
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He let her fall face-down in a shallow puddle and watched as she slowly drowned, unconscious.
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Well, I'm working with the Muddy Puddle Project, which is run by a woman named Cindy Campbell.
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The Fate of the Furious actor has reduced us to a puddle with his latest Instagram post.
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In a brief flash, I contemplate everything from death to dropping my iPhone in the nearest puddle.
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Geese cross a puddle and walk to one of the empty plots, which has a memorial grave.
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I think I saw you say something about how company-sponsored events should be cuddle puddle free.
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If it's an indica, take it easy unless you're comfortable turning into a puddle where you stand.
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Structured co-ords create a demure vision in tulle and puddle train skirts paired with lace tops.
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"It's like skating in a puddle," said a girl who gave her name only as Marjona, 14.
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"There was a huge puddle of blood on the floor and my heart sank," Regan told KGW8.
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I nearly ruined one of my favorite pairs of sneakers by stepping in a deep muddy puddle.
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It did appear the colt jumped a puddle on the rain-soaked track while turning for home.
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Michael Groll sloshed through a puddle in the parking garage of his Upper West Side high-rise.
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Olaf, the garrulous snowman from "Frozen," could find himself melting into a heaping puddle on the pavement.
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Final indulgences include lip-smacking sorbets and a chocolate-caramel mousse in a puddle of chocolate sauce.
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Bill was not a happy camper, especially when he had to keep stepping into an icy puddle.
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In the ink on plastic works depicting Farley, the dried vacuoles are puddle stains tainted with dust.
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The day after the storm, Ms. Finlay spotted the duck in a puddle off a main road.
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They complained to Lincoln, which blamed the family dog for a puddle on the floor, she said.
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It was Bookout's vows — which she read with shaking hands — that left fans in a puddle of tears.
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If a phone running Signal is dropped in a mud puddle and destroyed, the messages are simply gone.
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It's even played on repeat at parties in hell along with "She Hates Me" by Puddle of Mudd!
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Several iterations of walk-back occurred before Astros management was left sitting in a puddle of abject apology.
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The coyote lies in a puddle of red, a shocking smear of color on an otherwise monochromatic landscape.
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It lay congealed in a 6-foot-long puddle on the floor of the Rainpada village council office.
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You just can't get him wet, or he'll melt into a sad puddle and need to be reconfigured.
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It had filled up the spill container and was leaking onto the floor and had made a puddle.
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With all of this precedent, Puddle wonders what possibly could be beneficial for parkour with FIG's attempted takeover.
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At the maximum 100,000 volts, the synthetic flesh was easily cooked away into a disturbing puddle of goo.
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The butterflies enjoying the shade of the well he dug in the 1990s flit over a stagnant puddle.
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It is not so much a gene pool that Dr Hildebrandt is working with as a gene puddle.
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Fresh ice freezes the neighboring water, creating a nice orderly progression across the puddle called a freeze front.
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The Telegraph reached out to the people over at Drummond Central, the company that's Periscoping the puddle magic.
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If you proceed hastily and recklessly, there will be a puddle of burning hot soup on your pants.
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It has the ability to turn you into an Alex Mac-type puddle of wobbling mercury or whatever.
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The Puddle of Mudd singer's Maltese/Lhasa Apso mix, named Sophie, vanished last Wednesday on the Sunset Strip.
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Greys normally love mud but it took him days to roll in a puddle after he arrived here.
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At the moment of publish, over 10,000 people are watching a puddle in Newcastle, England on Periscope. Why?
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You drop the block into the little pond or small puddle but the block seems to be hiding.
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And nothing he could find was durable enough to keep up with a snowman-building, puddle-stomping kid.
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Those other sources include the muddy puddle left in the bottom of a nearly empty nearby water reservoir.
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Although Hannah got exactly what she expected from Paul-Louis, she's still left in a puddle of tears .
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If you had a puddle on your land, they called it a lake for the purposes of environmentals.
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In the commercial, the iPhone 7 is sitting in a puddle of water that vibrates with each crescendo.
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Could be a good day for a couple fried eggs, some hot biscuits, a puddle of sausage gravy.
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A year later, while on a puddle jumper in Alaska, one of Ms. Sascau's favorite places, he proposed.
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He told the police she drowned in a puddle, for instance, yet autopsy results show she was strangled.
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You can stay cool with this selection of great deals though, and avoid being turned into a sweaty puddle.
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Once outside, the two are splashed by a puddle from a passing car, and Fola's old age appearance disappears.
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Mr Obama had found himself "in a puddle", while Mr Putin had displayed diplomatic "mastery at the world level".
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When asked about dirt under his fingernails, Woodward said he'd fallen into a dirt puddle during a sparring session.
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Liquidity is set to be puddle deep in Asia this week with China also off from Wednesday to Friday.
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I call my husband to tell him goodnight, and we are all one big snuggle puddle all night long.
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At one point, the fisherman knocks over a cup of water and swirls his hand through the small puddle.
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He tells her that he melted Auntie Em, and she practically melts into a puddle of love right there.
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The video, posted by 7 News, will melt even the most steadfast of cynics into a puddle of goo.
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Gaze at this tiny pug falling asleep mid-bath and watch your heart melt into a glorious puppy puddle.
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He obliges, and Becca is left crying and shaking on the couch, curled over in a puddle of tears.
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Unless you're one of those hyper-prepared nature freaks, you will dehydrate and melt into a puddle of death.
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What about that tiny drop of gasoline in a puddle at the gas station—see the rainbow of colors?
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" Later in his speech, he added: "I looked at the puddle on the ground and said, 'What is that?
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New discoveries often come by chance, by seeing something unrelated like a cloud or shape made by a puddle.
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While I was conducting an interview, my skirt unwrapped and fell into a glamorous, sparkly puddle at my ankles.
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I've learned to say, You know what, if he wants to jump into a puddle, I'll change his clothes!
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They had nowhere to place the packages they held for her, so they couldn't help her across the puddle.
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We slashed 30000 pages of regulations from the federal ... Government will no longer try to micromanage every rain puddle.
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But there was no stopping her after that: "I need to wipe the puddle off me face," Adele noted.
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Is it the tiny breeze that forms between the temperature differential of midday pavement and a shaded gutter puddle?
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"So I immediately picked up the box, and Cooper was in a puddle of blood," Galin told the outlet.
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On realizing what has happened, she bursts into floods of tears, and gradually melts into a puddle of water.
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They placed Maximum Security 17th because he appeared to jump a puddle on the wet, sloppy Churchill Downs track.
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Or it can transform everyday canned white beans into a silky puddle of savory goodness, lending deep, penetrating flavor.
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Trump keeps saying it was a "perfect" call, which is like seeing Dom Pérignon in a puddle of sewage.
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Her feet were pruning; they had been soaking for hours in a puddle at the bottom of the dinghy.
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On the subway back home I sit in a huge puddle of water I didn't see on the seat.
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There was a puddle of red gravy in the front yard, and Hemingway sat down in a lawn chair.
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I see those floppy ears and jawbreaker eyes and I'm a puddle of hot bone broth, like anyone else.
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Rob's plan to propose to Sharon is foiled when he drops an engagement ring into a puddle of urine.
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The story ends with our protagonist examining its reflection in a puddle, eyes and expression unchanged and now mirrored.
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At a parade last February, a woman standing next to me dropped her jacket in a puddle and cursed.
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We watched as a woman in a mustard jacket stormed through with nothing but seething disregard for the puddle.
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Probably when two lads jumped the puddle, and then they jumped it again, then two or three more times.
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"I got my butt kicked, and I was sitting in a puddle of sweat," he said, smiling at the memory.
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The final scene of the short mirrors the beginning, with the main female character resting in a puddle of water.
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In a puddle or a glass façade you can see the TV Tower twice –- the reflection creates an alienation effect.
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I dig the weirdly parallel arms, the angular shape of that leg, and the hair that turns into a puddle.
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Plus, they have a no-sweat design, meaning the outside won't be covered in condensation and leave a puddle behind.
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I watched the ICE attorney relentlessly cross-examine Anna, who melted into a puddle of tears, for three straight hours.
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Only when he lays his head in a puddle of tears and looks at the sky does he seem content.
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It was a man-made puddle, and Rebecca suspected it had something to do with plumbing and the condominiums nearby.
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The Magritte-like "Night Puddle" depicts a wide field of lush grass under a dark sky and a full moon.
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"If you don't buckle the tank during the proof test, then any oxygen getting in there can't puddle," says Ecord.
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When asked about the reconstituted puddle of metal on the bedroom floor, Soriano said: ''I don't know what it is.
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Then both hands return to disassemble the house as the swampland fades out, leaving a thin puddle of water onscreen.
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With the lights out and people splayed across every soft surface, it looked exactly like an ecstasy-fueled cuddle puddle.
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A unique environment So why are the microbes living in what looks like a giant puddle of rosé so exciting?
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Sophisticated sensor technology can be misled by the way lidar beams reflect off of something as mundane as a puddle.
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A gray sky takes up half the canvas, and its dull reflection is pooled in a puddle on the asphalt.
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It's just that sometimes you almost slip in a puddle of vomit when walking to one of these amazing experiences.
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Six slices of beef, millimeters thick, with a pea-sized clump of wasabi and a puddle of black garlic soy.
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Hicks was said to be "a puddle of tears" at a White House meeting Wednesday, according to a source there.
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It starts smoking almost immediately, shooting off sparks and eventually turning into something like a puddle beneath the light beam.
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Into this landscape flies the brave orphan Atari, who has hijacked a puddle jumper in order to search for Spots.
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He was walking down the street with a friend on a rainy day when they came across a large puddle.
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If Trump continues to melt down into a puddle of bile, more and more Republicans will be up for grabs.
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Still, Wu was lucky enough to find a standing puddle large enough to capture the rainy-season mirror effect, too.
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"But I might melt into a puddle if I saw any of them in person at the series," she laughs.
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I remove my glasses and stand in a puddle of sandy melted slush on the bus floor, holding the pole.
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She walked in to find Bob on the scissor lift, looming above the Tocco, a giant puddle on the floor.
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Luna clambered on the pieces of roof on the ground and into a puddle of seawater and over wooden shambles.
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He denied sexually assaulting her, and maintained she had drowned in a puddle, though an autopsy showed she was strangled.
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It's just a quick ferry or puddle jump from the island of Tahiti, site of the international airport at Faaa.
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I sat in the back, in a growing puddle, with the Swiss construction expert and Steve Kemp, the livestock geneticist.
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The two suffered from hypothermia but were able to stay alive because "they were drinking from a puddle," Schneider said.
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That was far from the first time that Toensing and diGenova had dived headfirst into a Soros-accented conspiracy puddle.
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I have some nude heels at work I can change into and I know my Pumas can withstand any puddle.
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When done right, this flatbread is silky and buttery and melts on the tongue in a puddle of succulent flavors.
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Spider-Man hasn't melted into a puddle like this since that time you took acid and saw Spider-Man 2.
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"War Woman" depicts a double-headed figure in a puddle of glass guns, each with a millefiori bead and key.
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And that more than covers the dropping in the puddle, the dropping in the sink, the dropping in the toilet.
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It was a pretty interesting examination of people trying to solve this massive puddle, and how they got around it.
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They had wardens ticketing people in the car park, so they made their money out of the puddle as well.
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The Newfoundland went on to compete in dog surf competitions and developed a love for all water sports, including puddle jumping.
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Early beer might have resembled miry puddle water, but it was awash with minerals and far safer to consume than water.
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Painfully relatable, this movie might leave you and your mom in a nostalgic puddle of tears, but y'know, the good kind.
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Adding water resistance to any product provides peace of mind, in case you drop them in a drink or a puddle.
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They pleaded for the public's help in clearing snow from atop storm drains so that snowmelt would not puddle in streets.
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Sure, watching a puddle for hours might not seem that exciting, but it's a bizarrely compelling look into the human condition.
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An irregular opening in the grass reads paradoxically as both a watery puddle and as an irregular window to the sky.
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She's admittedly got some issues with her eyes, and when she lays down, she turns into a puddle of pancake batter.
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So she did what she was supposed to — she stuck a finger in the puddle at her feet and licked it.
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Should you ever drop the 250X in a puddle of water, its lack of officially certified waterproofing will also become obvious.
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The bull shark was found in a puddle in the town of Ayr, just north of where Cylcone Debbie made landfall.
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But the puddle is capturing the attention of people from all around the world – and of course, they're reacting on Twitter.
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"The physicality of it I find quite hard," he says between heavy breaths, a puddle of sweat collecting at his feet.
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Playing Carly Rae Jepsen's love interest and not blushing yourself into a glowing puddle of unworthiness is a feat unto itself.
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One night, all the clothes were hanging on the hooks, but on the floor, someone had left a puddle of pee.
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Our driver is already on the side of the road, desperately searching for a big puddle to smoke but no avail.
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But Lynch's insights into his own past are fascinating: The way he describes splashing in that mud puddle is just exquisite.
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Then he waters them with a small hose, filling the surface of the pots with nearly a puddle of water, each.
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The rise of the boots is fairly short, though, so you need to judge puddle depth carefully or risk wet feet.
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Just make sure to let everything cool completely before assembling, otherwise the heat will melt the whipped cream into a puddle.
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The rise of the boot is fairly short, though, so you need to judge puddle depth carefully or risk wet feet.
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Finally, there was one beautiful transparent credit card that shimmered like a puddle of gasoline and had a limit of £11,000.
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I was visiting my brother, who lives in Spain, and figured: why not hop a puddle jumper to the Eternal City?
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But whenever Lester is forced to throw a baseball anywhere but toward home plate, he dissolves into a puddle of nerves.
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Analysts noted that the Italian talent pool, once an ocean, had shrunk to a puddle because of competition from other sports.
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I had always been a cold sleeper, a burrower, and all of a sudden I was waking up in a puddle.
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Also visible Friday morning beside the townhouse's welcome mat and next to a Pampers box was a purple puddle of blood.
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To avoid a rather sizable puddle of rainwater, a Reddit user employed a helpful piece of Tesla technology, the "Summon" feature.
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Minutes later, Rodriguez emerged from his room to find the men gone and his uncle slumped in a puddle of blood.
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Soon after, a worker at the park told Thomas the man was trying to use water from the puddle to shave.
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The first time Trump went to the UK, he jumped into British politics like a child splashing in a mud puddle.
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The photograph of a peary oil slick does double duty, maximizing the reflective nature of the puddle, nary any editing effects.
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The bluejeans that were no longer blue dangled for a while, eventually falling into the puddle of blood collecting underneath them.
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Not starring: The Woman Who Sold a Bottle of Drummond Puddle Water on eBay, who declined our many requests for comment.
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Kev Lynn: There was a little old man who stormed through puddle, didn't look at anyone, wasn't bothered he was soaking.
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Those rules interpreted the Clean Water Act to give the agency authority to regulate every puddle of water on every farm or ranch anywhere if that puddle had even the remotest, most minuscule "nexus" with any "navigable waterway," no matter how minimal that possible runoff may be or how far away that potentially navigable stream might be.
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Instead, she steps into a puddle, and out into 18th century Scotland, where finding Jamie turns out to be almost anti-climactic.
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Watch him work his magic, we'll be over here in a puddle: Adam Rippon probably dedicated this short program to Reese Witherspoon.
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The smartphone is even IP68 water resistant, so you don't have to worry about accidental spills or dropping it in a puddle.
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"We hit a puddle, our car hydroplaned, flipped three times and hit a tree," says Beck, who is based in Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Can anything look better than raytraced lighting generating the reflection of a house fire in a puddle of water in Battlefield V?
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"I do about ten double-unders and I'm standing in a puddle," said one devotee, who also happened to be a gynecologist.
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He glanced at the silver dress on the floor, as it lay there like a puddle of fabric, and began to cry.
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They're not going to feel better just because their kitchen floor is no longer covered with soup puddle and crusty bong water.
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If you decide to film a news report next to a very large puddle, there's only really one way things can end.
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The actor, 20, used some of his impressive dance and gymnastics skills as he jumped and splashed around in a massive puddle.
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He'll execute well enough for the first ten seconds of a possession and then melt into a puddle for no discernible reason.
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Other times, she cleaned the house tirelessly, or chopped onions until they became a translucent puddle of tears on the cutting board.
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Per Benioff and Weiss, Drogon was just blowing fire and happened to hit the Iron Throne and melt it into a puddle.
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As she lay dying in a puddle of blood, Silva used her last breaths to tell her daughter to run and hide.
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A source shared with Business Insider a photo of a large puddle of water at the facility with wires running through it.
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Also in the puddle was a tall man in a black latex bodysuit and rhinestone codpiece who introduced himself as Prince Powderpouffe.
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Cons to consider are that they only come in whole sizes and they're fairly short, so you have to judge puddle depth.
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She was in the kitchen, ripping paper towels off the roll, square by square, floating them on a puddle under the table.
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Even people walking by get a taste of the owner's good fortune; the puddle lamp pattern is a work of modern art.
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Jalen Brunson is a 22-year-old rookie, which, contrary to popular belief, actually doesn't make him a puddle of toxic waste.
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Emerge from cuffing season victorious and self-improved while everyone around you crumbles into a nonfunctioning puddle of emotional drama and UTIs.
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You tend to jump into relationships headfirst—then get hurt when you realize the ocean of love was really a shallow puddle.
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Calvert immediately threw off his gloves and fell to his hands and knees, leaking out a bloody puddle on the ice below.
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TMZ got this video of the Puddle of Mudd frontman getting hauled off in cuffs from the Hollywood Hills pad on Saturday.
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It can't be "Amelia" for Amelia Earhart, because her name has six letters and she didn't puddle jump until the following year.
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He went out in a puddle of sweat in the fourth round of the U.S. Open, losing to the unseeded John Millman.
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Photographer Anne Ling snapped a photo of a couple as they hopped over a puddle, revealing the bride's unconventional wedding pant look.
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Denmark's Johan Price-Pejtersen aquaplaned into a corner and was almost submerged in an enormous puddle as he crashed off his bike.
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With all of that food up for grabs, the puddle attracted other animals, notably a rooster who often competed for the oats.
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The puddle was the January weather made crystalline, a visual metaphor, a live-feed of people falling over our favorite conversational topic.
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Tom Ough: I had a soft spot for the cyclists who would stop for neither man nor puddle and sailed on through.
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We all had a good time, but it had to come to an end at one point because: it was a puddle.
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It transcended those sorts of stereotypes and arguably was sort of a cross-class puddle: without genre and race, and without nationhood.
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Out of the corner of my eye, I can see a puddle of my own piss, cartoon yellow, slowly creeping toward my chin.
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There was blood everywhere, and when I came to, my cat was lapping up the scarlet puddle that had pooled around my head.
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He previously said his car hit a puddle of water before crashing, and his lawyers have said he will contest the homicide charges.
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"The best way to describe it would be … standing in a huge puddle of concrete that basically dries instantly," he told CBS News.
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Much like a waterfall, this shower's head and wand create misty air currents, sometimes causing water to puddle up outside of the shower.
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Unlike the palinka imbibed in Hungary, it was copper-hued and tasted faintly of fruit left to soak in a puddle of gasoline.
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The first two nights, I simply plugged up the bath while taking my shower and kind of kicked around in the puddle. Nothing.
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The one substantial weakness to the sound is a detectable shortage of bass that makes music sound like a puddle: splashy and shallow.
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At a press conference yesterday, he prepared us all for the inevitable shutdown of the most strangely fascinating live stream since Puddle Watch.
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Rust, gravel and the occasional puddle of hydraulic fluid are all part of the scenery, and the soundtrack is guaranteed to be esoteric.
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So, if Jennifer and Erica didn't like me, I knew our relationship would be doomed (hence why I turned into an anxious puddle).
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We've been wondering all along whether she could just fly Drogon up to the frozen army and melt them all into a puddle.
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The men, suspecting it was from drinking water from a puddle a day earlier, urged him along with the prospect of a minivan.
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Hydrocarbons tend to destroy everything they touch — park your car in a puddle of gasoline and your tires will swell and eventually rot.
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You know what's so outrageously humorous that even thinking about it is enough to reduce me to a puce-faced puddle of piss?
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Whether the end result resembles funk hardly matters; fluid rhythms and strong riffs enliven what might otherwise dissolve into a flighty ineffectual puddle.
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At 3,668 square miles, Eyre is the country's largest lake, though at only one inch deep, it's more like a massive, beautiful puddle.
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Like, is this a joke, a peace offering, or the equivalent of lighting a match and flicking it into a puddle of gasoline?
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Such as Kelvin Musyoka, a young boy whose leg began to rot after he stepped into a puddle of contaminated sludge, Omido says.
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You can dunk your feet in a huge icy slush puddle without fear — These boots will keep your feet totally dry and warm.
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Hurtling toward the end zone against the Orange last weekend, he leapt over cornerback Cordell Hudson as if Hudson were a rain puddle.
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That rule gave the Environmental Protection Agency authority to regulate virtually every drop of water from the Mississippi River to a backyard puddle.
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Why does Kavanaugh's elevation to the highest court in the land create the deepest puddle of liberal tears since, well, Trump was elected?
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"This is not so much a melting ice cube, but a puddle," a lawyer for a large creditor told the federal Bankruptcy Court.
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By the time reporters entered the room, the floor was basically one large puddle of water, and people wanted to know what happened.
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In early February, my seatmate on the puddle-jumper from San Juan was a doctor from Florida taking part in a medical mission.
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The liquid sits on a microscope slide like a small puddle with a canal running through it, propped up by a nanoparticle membrane.
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Strangulation was ruled the cause of death, and Mr. Lewis told an investigator that Ms. Vetrano had died by drowning in a puddle.
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Concerns about beauty standards can likewise lift the moment a mud puddle turns a girl riding a bike into a Jackson Pollock painting.
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Those include things like puddle jumpers, crop dusters, and planes used in flight schools — basically, winged aircraft that hold up to 19 people.
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The passage concerns a bird that's a lot less flamboyant, and who I often think looks like it fell in an oily puddle.
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I finish off with a puddle of Virtue Polish Un-Frizz Cream to smooth down flyaways at the root and any fluffy ends.
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He's dull as a muddy puddle, a teenage boy with a bug bite who is puppyish at best and insufferably emo at worst.
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The camera often pauses to register the pattern of drops falling into a puddle, and, at one point, the lens fogs up completely.
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By the end of every class, I've left a small puddle of glistening sweat beneath my bike and my shirt is soaked through.
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I would probably ask someone with wellies on if they minded giving me a piggyback over the puddle in exchange for a pizza.
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They sent parking wardens down to ticket people who were coming to look at the puddle, they were full on brutal with it.
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"We now think the company is entering a period of both growth and cash return," Josh Puddle, analyst at Berenberg, said in a note.
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"post show cuddle puddle," wrote Mizrahi in the caption of an image of Benson and Delevingne getting cozy in the back of a car.
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In 2013, he attended a reading of the first act at Vassar College and was "in a puddle" of tears by the second song.
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I could jump down 20 stairs, Ragdoll to the concrete below, explode into a puddle of plasma and T-1000 myself back into form.
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I just reinvested in my company and I don't … care if I'm living in a shack by a puddle as long as it's mine.
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It's also a very wet one, which helps explain why thousands of people are watching a giant puddle in Newcastle-upon-Tyne right now.
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In the performance captured here by his collaborator, János Vetö, Hajas created a dangerous setting by breaking a lighbulb in a puddle of water.
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The stark and persistent danger of the rain is perhaps best communicated when, six years after the initial downpour, Rasmus steps into a puddle.
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In addition to her more serious art, she was further responsible for the classic meme of a person lying in a puddle of tears.
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Your only option is to clean up the puddle or pile with an enzymatic cleaner and hope that you catch the next one. 6.
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The main melody, which sounds like a guitar being played in a puddle, is one of the most instantly recognisable sounds of the nineties.
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The K-Cup drawer often leaves a puddle around your cup, and if you use reusable K-Cups, they could get stuck in it.
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But doing so will leave your internal organs in a puddle at your feet as your ringing ears become the soundtrack to techno psychoses.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... the Puddle of Mudd singer took matters into his own hands after his car was broken into multiple times.
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If a viral phenomenon like the British puddle happened on Facebook, it would still be available at its original location for everyone to enjoy.
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They pushed the top seeded Boston Celtics to a seventh game, where their bench, an Achilles heel all year long, turned into a puddle.
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Hitting a huge puddle with pinpoint precision, the van sends so much water up in the air that the walker disappears for a second.
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EST: A man named Anthony Kane has been attempting to forge the puddle with a bright pink raft, but has so far, been unsuccessful.
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The locker rooms were moderately clean, but there was a puddle problem outside the steam room both times I visited, where I almost slipped.
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In some instances, the artist has used color to pick out fissures in the road, or water glistening at the edge of a puddle.
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In one of my videos I made early this year, I am jumping in a frog costume on a pogo stick in a puddle.
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After 20 minutes, I noticed a puddle of liquid coming out of the bathroom—the woman had fallen over and pissed on the floor.
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During the 1993 El Niño, a deep puddle splashed water up into the electrical system causing smoke to pour out from under the dash.
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Whether it's because of hormonal changes, hot weather, or just your personal inner thermostat, it's miserable to wake up in a puddle of sweat.
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He denied sexually assaulting her, and, though an autopsy showed she was strangled, he claimed she had drowned in a puddle, the video showed.
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On this day of intermittent rain and sun, a five-foot triangular patch of concrete coming off the course's third turn had a puddle.
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When he went to retrieve it, he lost his footing in a puddle near the showers, falling on his knee and fracturing the kneecap.
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It was a boring, lame, non-suspenseful, never-ending, drool-puddle exercise in all that can suck about professional football and the surrounding hoopla.
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On first reading this passage, my brain ignored what A.I. researchers call "world-modelling failures"—the tiny cow and the puddle of red gravy.
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A cattle farmer stands next to a remaining puddle of what used to be his 200,000 cubic meter dam in Ladysmith, South Africa, Nov.
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Washington types wanted to dictate what he could do with every creek, every puddle, on his farm, he said, putting impossible burdens on farmers.
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Puddle of Mudd had to cancel it's concert Saturday night, because its lead singer was in the pokey on gun charges ... TMZ has learned.
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The extra time allows the mashed potatoes to form a skin and the pie to set nicely so it doesn't collapse into a puddle.
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Kev LynnSenior Designer, Drummond Central, who said the immortal line "look at that, he's got his ringpiece out" when someone mooned in the puddle.
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Niall Griffiths: There was this one guy who saw the puddle in the distance and didn't even break stride—he just went for it.
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Tom Ough: I enjoyed the tale of the woman with a stroller who marched across as if the puddle weren't there, stroller and all.
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"If it were raining outside and there was a puddle, I'd want to stand in front of Kelly so she wouldn't get wet," said Seacrest.
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Homescreen Media's Hovervault, as the bag is called, doesn't prevent your hoverboard from exploding, catching fire, or turning into a puddle of toxic melted plastic.
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Even better, here's the blooper reel where the train runs into a frog, tips over on some turns, and hits a puddle flood:Open kinja-labs.
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Then there's the crash and suddenly, the exclamation points all seem to quietly melt back into the puddle of periods from which they came from.
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Verhoeven's division in 2016 has all the depth of a puddle, but don't confuse that with him simply being the best of a bad lot.
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From a distance in low light, the glass patterns appear 2D, like murky currents with puddle edges, mimicking the oily surface of chemical-tainted liquid.
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Head coach Fred Hoiberg, furthermore, seems ill-equipped to handle the complicated ego cuddle-puddle that will surely sprout up between Butler, Wade, and Rondo.
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The puddle covered the width of the pavement, and it was just the right size to cause passers by some hesitation as they approached it.
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A giant puddle in Drummond Central in Newcastle upon Tyne in the UK has caused confusion, panic, anger and a full range of other emotions.
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Khweis claimed the guards beat him, sexually humiliated him, subjected him to mock executions and pushed him down into a puddle of his own urine.
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That evening as the sun slipped behind Kingston's Warika Hill, she stood in the golden puddle by the kitchen sink, washing peas in a bowl.
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Technically, the ditches are considered Oakmont's only water hazards, even if the fast-moving groundwater rarely remains in the trenched channels long enough to puddle.
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With a maximum cruise speed of 33 knots (345 miles per hour) and a range of 1,150 miles, the aircraft is hardly a puddle jumper.
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Depending on the fandom and/or canon you ascribe to, they can envelope other people and objects, and their legs sometimes puddle on the floor.
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"If it were raining outside and there was a puddle, I'd want to stand in front of Kelly so she wouldn't get wet," he said.
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The males swarm around an object — a light pole, a puddle of water, or a right-handed relief pitcher — waiting for the females to arrive.
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My Away definitely got dirty as it traveled inside an overhead bin, across a small puddle, or stowed underneath as part of the plane's cargo.
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Clouds cover two-thirds of the planet, but if they all fell to Earth, they would form a puddle no deeper than a human hair.
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Give this a listen, then pre-order it, then buy tickets to Puddle Splasher's shows so they can keep on doing what they do best.
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Does it not seem a little anticlimactic, then, that he is apparently snuffed out for good when a thug holds his face in a puddle?
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During the attack, a CIA officer calls the US military and is told that there's a plane in Italy, a "puddle jump" away from Benghazi.
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Tom Ough: I managed to clear it with a running jump over the shortest breadth of the puddle, which was about 1.5 meters [5 feet].
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Tom Ough: The puddle had easily jumped the shark by the time a couple of Domino's pizza guys turned up to hand out free slices.
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Take Drummond Puddle Watch on Periscope earlier this year, where thousands of viewers became engrossed in the saga of people trying to jump over a large puddle in Newcastle upon Tyne in the UK. Or even The LAD Bible and their three-hour long Facebook Live of a DVD player logo bouncing around the screen, kept viewers on edge until it hit the corner.
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He used to love painting such cityscapes: it was enough to drench a sheet of watercolor paper in a puddle, then with one wide stroke create a golden sky over gray vistas, drop in multicolored cubes of houses, and in the foreground a car of an emerald hue that doesn't exist in nature and the reflection of that chemically pure color in a rippled puddle.
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"You're an angel," Sarah told her with her best, brightest, most people-pleasing smile as vomit dribbled down her chin into the puddle in her lap.
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The posters show an American flag dripping into a puddle of code and urge staff to "report possible insider threats" to the DOE Insider Threat Program.
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Akira Kurosawa A practically pond-sized stagnating puddle of typhoid-ridden water appears frequently throughout this early Kurosawa noir, where the streets appear even more bleak.
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Back in the slush puddle, the cowboys finally got the cow moving, and began shuttling her to the corral, where she would be checked for diseases.
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We decided to lifestream it so we could all watch it from our desks, as it was funny to watch people try to cross the puddle.
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Within this puddle of love, I have a few connections with certain individuals who I know to be my soulmates—they will always keep me anchored.
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" Her London neighborhood, Willesden, "was a big, colorful, working-class sea; Cambridge was a smaller, posher pond, and almost univocal; the literary world is a puddle.
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Ironically, these coats make their wearers look bound at the knees, like they couldn't take a large step over a puddle of snowmelt if called upon.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK I've watched a grown man in a blue-and-white checkered suit dive headfirst into a puddle of mud.
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When the ground or powdered kava root is mixed with water, it turns into a brownish-grayish drink that looks very much like a dirty puddle.
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The dancers moved through a steep amphitheater before entering the pool, traversing its entirety with gracefully humorous choreography, assiduously avoiding a brackish puddle at one end.
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You're back there in the playground, with dogshit on your shoes and glue between your fingers, chasing girls with sticks, falling face-first into a puddle.
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There was a jellylike mass of raw lobster inside a ring of chickpeas, and a rust-colored puddle of 'nduja under raw turnips and nasturtium leaves.
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Go for a nice walk and am convinced by the kids to take them off the trail, resulting in me wiping out into a mud puddle.
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Borch tried—and failed—to unhinge its jaw to release her thumb, but then she noticed she'd dropped her phone into a puddle on the path.
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Ellul: Puddle effect: you do something cool here, and it just kind of ripples across and when we go other places people have heard about it.
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Originally I was headed for a theme involving various water shapes (like drip, puddle, stream, spray, or whatever), but that approach never seemed quite satisfying enough.
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One of the intrusive reptiles was filmed on Thursday swimming in a giant puddle in the middle of an intersection during a downpour in St. Petersburg.
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They'd stop to eat a snack of grass and weeds; they'd slow down to assess a puddle in the road to make sure it wasn't dangerous.
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Empty out stagnant water Any pools of standing water, whether in a bird bath, an old tire or a puddle, are prime breeding spots for mosquitoes.
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A Detroit police officer is being praised for going "way above and beyond" to help a homeless man he saw shaving over a puddle last week.
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Liz Prueitt, the pastry chef and owner of San Francisco's Tartine Manufactory, was serving them warm, in a puddle of good whiskey, under softly whipped cream.
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Harry Styles season is in full swing, so you should just assume your heart is going to remain a puddle for all of the foreseeable future.
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Through this app, streamed live, we watched as hapless weatherbeaten strangers attempted to traverse a difficult puddle across the entrance to a bridge in Jesmond, Newcastle.
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Our creative floor looks over the puddle, so it's something that we would have regular conversations around—watching people navigate their way around it, through it.
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That they stand on the shore, squint their eyes, and transform that sea into a puddle in their minds and then get awarded for their false certainty?
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Charles Melton and Yara Shahidi will make you melt into a puddle to the dulcet tunes of "Crimson and Clover" in The Sun Is Also a Star.
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Go to a yard sale somewhere in suburban America and no doubt you'll find abandoned teenagehoods in boxed copies of Machine Head, Staind, Puddle of Mudd albums.
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Whether it's a bird using your favourite jumper as a toilet, a rogue puddle destroying your new suede shoes, or some ketchup on your crisp white blouse.
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But the types of jumpsuits I had borrowed and purchased for this project were roughly the shape of a skinned Gumby and as vibrant as a puddle.
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Dozens of bidders have stepped up to claim the puddle prize, raising the ante to a whopping £65,900 GBP (about $96,390 USD) at the time of writing.
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Naturally, people have had a lot of questions about why someone would want to sell (and, more importantly, why someone would want to buy) dirty puddle water.
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Things tend to get extra-steamy in the summer — whether you're purposefully sweating during a workout or slowly melting into a puddle on a stuffy subway platform.
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When a planet turns spacecraft after spacecraft into a puddle of goo within seconds, it's only natural for people to get frustrated and turn their attention elsewhere.
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Before Stacy was found, her phone had also been recovered from a puddle at the Golden Valley Park in Santa Clarita, California, 30 miles from her apartment.
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Venus Express lost contact with the Earth in November 2014, and by now, we can safely assume it has melted into an expensive puddle of e-waste.
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A couple of years ago, Williamsburg-based retailer Brooklyn Industries had a T-shirt with a mutant one-eyed mermaid, posing seductively in a puddle of slime.
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It could be a mud puddle; it could be a bright red tractor in the rain; it could be your girlfriend's face; it could be a cat.
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They may struggle to recognise that light shining off a puddle is harmless or guess that a pedestrian is about to step into the traffic without looking.
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Puddle of Mudd singer Wes Scantlin had an intense standoff with police outside his L.A. home ... and things got so serious, cops brought out the heavy artillery.
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Still, guests can feel a part of movie history, and there are even nearby memorials ... like a plaque commemorating the puddle Murray stepped in every morning ... BING!
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She followed it with much-loved works about country animals, which remain popular today, including The Tale of Squirrel Nutkin and The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck.
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My life passes by in a series of images: hard feces pellets like peas to long feces like a smooth snake to a puddle of brown water.
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Then she looked around approvingly, dipped a sambusa into a puddle of bizbaz , and observed, "We don't have anything like this in D.C." (Entrées $15-$18.) ♦
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Witherspoon's character, also, has veered towards the parodic; her husband discovers she cheated on him and she melts into a campy, Valley of the Dolls–style puddle.
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Finally, SWIMS shoes feature a special drainage system, so that even if you do step in a puddle, water will be guided out and away with haste.
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The video showed a group of teens laughing about a puddle of urine next to a wine bottle on the shelf of a Walmart in Porter, Texas.
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Babies of all kinds are typically cute, but you'd be forgiven for melting into an inconsolable puddle of "awww," at the site of these twin koala joeys.
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The interior is soft and cushy, the thick soles are puddle-friendly, and the calf is pretty wide, which all work together to make these really comfortable.
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In one photograph, boys play in a muddy puddle in the middle of the street, surrounded by debris, while a Pokémon, Crawdaunt, sits in a broken pipe.
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If you watched Disney+ original movie Stargirl, there's a chance that you haven't yet picked yourself up the floor, where you lay as a puddle of tears.
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Spurred forward by a skipping breakbeat evocative of vintage jungle, the track evokes a loosely-wired machine slowly melting away its own plastic casing into a puddle.
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Niue's 1,600 residents had grown quite fond of their mysterious visitor, working every day to keep him alive by feeding him or refilling his rapidly evaporating puddle.
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This process "truly allows the customer to individualize the dash, LED door sills, the puddle-light projections, some trim pieces," said a spokesman for Mini, Patrick McKenna.
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I realized what had dropped was a bag of groceries, and a bottle must have broken in the bag because there was a puddle on the hardwood.
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" The president also retweeted an image of himself surfing a massive red wave, while a panicked donkey on top of a small blue puddle mutters repeatedly, "Blue wave!
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"When body rolled, still flaccid....May not be dead that long....Puddle of blood c/head about size of hands....Reached behind head & felt exit wound - felt mushy."
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While the live stream has ended and lives are returning to normal, the massive puddle in Newcastle upon Tyne in the United Kingdom stirred up plenty of emotions.
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Also, remember you'll need to get the heat these fins are dissipating out of your PC case at some point before your RAM and CPU become a puddle.
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From the mucousy milieux of Alien's xenomorphs to the synthetic, sentient puddle of Terminator 2's T-1000, there was something especially slimy running straight through the 1980s.
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And a tell-tale sign of a transmission leak will be a puddle of red liquid on the ground, usually underneath the middle or front of the car.
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You no longer have to panic when you spill your drink on it, drop it in a puddle, or get it wet on a run in the rain.
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Accompanying these works is "Pool" (2011), a silver painting on canvas, made with spray paint and enamel, which functions, just as its title suggests, as a banal puddle.
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We're left to assume that Dorfman leaves the poor guy in a weepy puddle, but that wouldn't allow much time for a wacky little photo shoot, would it?
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Several weeks before he would become a folk hero across Puerto Rico, Jorge Bracero slipped in a puddle at San Juan's central power plant and broke his leg.
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If your mum posted a video of you belting out Madonna's "Holiday" in the car on your birthday, you'd probably want to melt into a puddle of embarrassment.
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Wednesday morning she tweeted out a customized Valentine's Day playlist she made for Barack on Spotify, and we're slowly melting in a puddle of our own happy tears.
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Just check out Boston Dynamics' latest Atlas robot, for example — it manages to navigate some tricky terrain, but it's still stomping about like a toddler in a puddle.
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Think mini pigs-in-a-blanket, taquitos, crustless tea sandwiches; there is nothing that can't be elevated by being dipped into a gooey, indulgent puddle of melted cheese.
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Anyone who has ever been fascinated by the mercurial hues of oil swirling in a puddle, or mesmerized by a mood ring, knows the power of color-shifting.
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Wolff's tales of disorganization, internecine warfare, and egomaniacal incompetence melt Trump's self-declared, steely image as a drain-the-swamp populist into a puddle of undisciplined, incurious, narcissism.
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On a walk one day, the dog began to whine, and seeing what looked like a puddle of water nearby, Mr. Friedland dipped his dog's paws in it.
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Here, not marked on any map, lay a nondescript puddle, just a few dozen yards across, that seemed to have attracted every species of water bird in Patagonia.
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I saw why—the flavors were far bolder than at Hang Zhou, especially a marvelous dish of chewy noodles atop a puddle of black vinegar and fried garlic.
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On top, she saw a mound of soft white cheese, a mix of ricotta and milky burrata that would slowly melt over the eggplant into a creamy puddle.
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The cause of death had been ruled as strangulation, but Mr. Lewis told an investigator on the night he confessed that Ms. Vetrano had drowned in a puddle.
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It all happened a few months ago on a cold, dark, and rainy morning when my misjudgment of a puddle left me ten toes deep in muddy water.
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Granted, they&aposre not perfect as I&aposve worn them a countless number of times, but they&aposre definitely cleaner than before I stepped in the deep puddle.
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Bad bookmarks include everything from a pile of Chex Mix or a puddle of Vitamin Water, to a bunch of Gushers fruit snacks and a piece of chicken.
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Basic maintenance is essential to avoiding a loss, so don't overlook the small things — such as overgrown trees, clogged gutters or a pipe that keeps leaving a puddle.
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I got out and didn't see anything at first, but when I walked back a bit, there was this enormous puddle of blood, and I heard a whimpering.
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At least three other plants emit chemical odors capable of turning your furball into a puddle of purr, and one of them is potentially more potent than nip itself.
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Then there's water resistance — the ability to withstand being submerged in a toilet, sink or puddle for long enough to fish it out and still find it fully functioning.
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One eBay user, polkadotqueen07, gathered up 600ml (20 oz.) of the famous puddle in a regular water bottle and set the starting bid at £23 GBP (about $33 USD).
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And if the unique exterior and interior badges aren't enough to ensure you don't confuse your R8 with someone else's, the puddle lamps will project the special Decennium logo.
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The pool of high-profile athletes in the area was more of a puddle, so von Saltza Olmstead, who grew up in nearby Saratoga, swam in a figurative fishbowl.
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"I YouTubed Carrie and Dustin and Janson and Darius Rucker, and I watched their invitations and their inductions all morning, and I was just a puddle," she told PEOPLE.
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Damien Puddle, a PhD student at the University of Waikato who is writing his thesis on parkour, wrote a blog post outlining what has happened to other action sports.
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But as the planet warms up, scientists are expecting to see more ice and snow from the surface to melt and puddle up in lakes or flow in rivers.
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And, though they might not be trendy, they might not fit on your head, they might have already fallen into a puddle of gravy, that doesn't matter one jot.
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That's not to say there's been a time in recent memory when the public viewed pedophiles more favorably than, say, a smelly puddle of liquid on a bus bench.
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Normally, when a drop of water or a puddle freezes, it starts solidifying into ice at the coldest spot, where it comes in contact with other snow or ice.
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Whether you are capturing the reflection of the neon lights in a puddle on the ground, or a fluorescent brick-layered shop, be sure to experiment with your composition.
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Next time you watch Friends during a late night Netflix binge, watched the seasoned pro keep it together on the outside, while melting into a puddle on the inside.
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If Crawl's gators are capable of sending us home in a puddle of anxiety, imagine how we'll react when a film about the real climate monsters lumbers into theaters.
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LONDON — On Wednesday morning, a small marketing agency in Newcastle had the random — but brilliant — idea to set up a livestream of a medium-sized puddle outside their office.
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Then there's water resistance — the ability to withstand being submerged in a toilet, sink, or puddle for long enough to fish it out and still find it fully functioning.
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Now Murphy was filming the aftermath of the crime, including a scene in which two lookie-loos dip a copy of Vanity Fair into the puddle of Versace's blood.
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Unfortunately for me, it was a rainy, and those nearly slick steamroller tires turn into skates on anything resembling a puddle, so my time flying in it was limited.
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Scantlin was scheduled to appear before a judge Friday, but neither the Puddle of Mudd singer nor his attorney showed up, so a warrant was issued for his arrest.
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From each cup — a symbol of British authority in Canada — drips a ceramic puddle painted with grotesque caricatures of Asian men and jarring historic quotes pertaining to their internment.
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Like catching a sunset over the skyline or stepping in an icy curbside puddle, the slice joint has, since its beginnings more than 50 years ago, become common currency.
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It's what happens when certain kinds of electrically charged particles travel between a pointy electrode and a flat one, but bump into a puddle of oil along the way.
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Chopped gazpacho ingredients over a puddle of actual gazpacho was both too complicated (why not just serve gazpacho?) and too plain (the cucumbers and tomatoes didn't shine with flavor).
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A body holding her severed head, with papillote curls and blood dripping into a puddle, inspired "Marie Antoinette +1793" by the photographer Erwin Olaf in his "Royal Blood" series.
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During an appearance on CNBC's "Fast Money Halftime Report " on Thursday, Palihapitiya cautioned against worrying yourself "into a puddle," because the data was probably already out there, he said.
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Everything builds to a very satisfying ending as the cat looks at its own reflection in a puddle, and we see the cat from its own point of view.
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Even the sound design is charming; I can't get enough of hearing Link's shoes slap across a shallow puddle, or when he strains pushing a too-heavy stone statue.
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The Mizzle shoes are designed with a thicker layer of Allbirds' signature cozy merino wool and reinforced SweetFoam soles, in addition to the brand's newly developed Puddle Guard technology.
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A puddle of water on the campus of the University of South Carolina looks like a work of art as the yellow sheen of pollen swirls around the water.
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As ever, he favors glistening electronics and smeared samples—which makes tracks like "Bring It Back" feel both grungy and colorful, like an oil slick in a roadside puddle.
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"Many a keeper's lost their mind to quicksilver," warns James (Gerard Butler) as Donald (Connor Swindells), his trainee lighthouse keeper, dabbles a gloved hand in a puddle of mercury.
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They considered flying in another duck as a mate, but the puddle could barely accommodate one, let alone two — and, as noted, Niue is a lousy environment for ducks.
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And then, at the end, when he reaches the legendary Lake of Llunet, which is supposed to reveal truth to all who look in it, he finds ... a puddle.
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He said the Judiciary Committee chairman's "commitment to transparency is as shallow as the shallowest puddle you can find" because of Grassley's refusal to give Garland a public hearing.
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Now working on a larger-scale wooden shelf, Hermann offers an assortment of objects and textures — ball, cup, crumple, puddle — that, as usual, allow neither easy assimilation nor dismissal.
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On these approaches, Juno's cameras reveal details, disturbances, sinewy undulations, massive storms, and ammonia clouds that spread out in iridescent folds like an oil film on a sidewalk puddle.
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Just as Churchman's "Basically Good" (2013) pictures a field rat staring at its reflection in a puddle, Moore's "An Octopus" (1935) begins with a description of the "deceptively reserved" animal.
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Shine and his crew hole up in what was once a fancy house, where ornamental fish, freed from their tank, still dart about in a puddle on the concrete floor.
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Considering I still can't think about it for too long without becoming a puddle of tears, I'm going to say no... though she may have a point about Kevin's whining.
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Then there were all the times when she would come home and find me lying on the living room floor in a puddle of my own piss, puke, and vodka.
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As of three days ago, more images and clips started appearing to form a new image, one of Ford and Tench (Holt McCallany) looking at their reflection in a puddle.
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While it's easy to collapse into a puddle of despair in the face of so much terrible news, the report also emphasizes the power of doing something rather than nothing.
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All the iPhones dating to the iPhone 7 have been water resistant, meaning if you accidentally drop the device into a pool or puddle, your handset will almost certainly survive.
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The video shows a man groaning in a puddle near a thatched-roof structure as another man puts a rope around his neck and drags him with others looking on.
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In fact, after only a few months, my first butt plugs melted into a disgusting tar-like puddle after sitting unattended for a week or so during a warm season.
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I focused on the ground: the scuffed floor of the 4 train, the gum-strewn steps to 86th street, the swirling black puddle at the corner of Lexington and 85th.
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Esther Atkins was walking her border collie mix, Grace, this week near their Greenville home when they both noticed a sturdy brown and white pup cowering in a mud puddle.
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I never believed this until I was flying out of Worcester Airport in Massachusetts on one of those puddle jumpers that used to fly from Worcester to New York City.
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Out-of-print bartending texts of the 19th century were hard-to-find treasures, and publishing houses like Mud Puddle Books had not yet begun to reprint the old volumes.
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Zuma, who said he lost control of the car after a puddle caused him to aquaplane, initially avoided prosecution after the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) decided not to charge him.
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Maybe Packard can compare notes with Patricia Moorer, the Florida woman who filed a lawsuit against Walmart after slipping in a puddle of ranch dressing in the store's shoe department.
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Think about what it feels like when you need to clear your throat—when there's a little puddle of mucus back there just waiting to be hacked up or swallowed.
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Roger Federer is all too aware of that after just losing in a puddle of his own sweat to John Millman in the fourth round of the United States Open.
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But as queer people become normalized, have these tight-knit families and communities once found in lesbian and gay bars just melted away into a puddle of casual societal acceptance?
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As we crossed Sixth Avenue a few blocks north of Radio City Music Hall, I hesitated in front of a huge puddle that was blocking my way to the sidewalk.
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Maximum Security, however, had jumped a puddle on the rain-soaked track turning for home and almost knocked over a rival, while slowing the momentum of a couple of others.
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As we crossed Sixth Avenue a few blocks north of Radio City Music Hall, I hesitated in front of a huge puddle that was blocking my way to the sidewalk.
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The actress sits down, in a puddle of sadness, and starts jamming a metal fork into the glass pie bowl, and eats her little heart out — crust, crumbs, juices, and all.
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Temperatures are high enough to turn a block of lead into a puddle, and the atmospheric pressure is similar to what you'd find diving thousands of feet deep into the ocean.
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Upon arrival, the crew is terrorized by Armus, a shape-shifting puddle of unidentifiable black slime, the byproduct of a process by which an alien race had cleansed itself of evil.
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Right now, they're about 300 light-years from falling into the black hole itself, which, in terms of our rain metaphor, would be like milliseconds before the raindrop meets the puddle.
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Which is why you see things like the fridge meme becoming a thing on Periscope and why the Drum and Puddle Watch, which blew up in the UK, became a thing.
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I still don't know who she is, but she asked me my favorite picture and I showed her the picture I took in the garden of the leaf in the puddle.
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If every This Is Us episode up until now has promised to "destroy" or "wreck" us, then it's safe to expect to be a puddle of limbs after Tuesday night's finale.
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I'd love to tell you how things got so bad between the brilliant bottle service aficionado and erstwhile ace standing in the sad and spreading puddle of recrimination and his team.
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Edward Whelan, president of the Ethics and Public Policy Center who clerked for the late Justice Antonin Scalia, dismisses the Justice Department's interpretation of Title VII as a "puddle of goo".
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A funky smell rose from its depths, with notes of old cheese, fish and perhaps the nasty puddle that the owner, Tali Roth, said had driven her to seek professional help.
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Since man first gazed at his reflection in a murky puddle and noticed an unexpected grey hair, we've been on the hunt for ways to extend our time on this earth.
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But even though she acknowledges that it really sucks, she's also detached enough to see it for the mess it is without melting into a tear puddle in the dressing room.
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They're effective—everyone's reduced to a sniffling puddle of tears and kleenex by the end of those ads—but effective though such commercials are they could hardly be described as artful.
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If I were frozen and thawed, would my memories—be they my ATM PIN number or a treasured time spent with loved ones—be there when the cube becomes a puddle?
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He got tangled with the apparent victor, Maximum Security, who had jumped a puddle, veered right and subsequently was disqualified for interfering with his rivals, giving the win to Country House.
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The performers compulsively wash themselves — the shower turns out to be operative, and the puddle useful — sniffing their bodies for odor and changing their clothes, but failing to change their identities.
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In Ruiz's video "No Matarás" (You Shall not Kill, 2013), he writes one of the Ten Commandments in frozen blood until the letters begin to merge and meld into a puddle.
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Instead, he installs this hologram of Clayton in the museum and allows visitors to execute it over and over again, wearing Clayton's consciousness down to a soulless puddle of a human.
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We see her, with a pert hair flip, tell her mother to stay out of her life, only to turn into a puddle of anguish when she is gripped by insecurities.
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Just then, like a log hurtling down a flume, the wheels of a car skirting the curb picked up a puddle of slush-melt and sent it jetting toward Ms. Smith.
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Puddle Splasher, the New Jersey duo of Andy Altadonna and Dante Fotino, make just that sort of music: jangly, lackadaisical rock with the disjointed pop instincts of Tigers Jaw or Piebald.
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Comprising a burst slush puddle of warm faecal-scented blood surrounded by dainty boiled apple slices, it tasted foreboding and grim, like an unwashed fridge at the back of an abattoir.
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Ellis devotes page after page to defending his right to use his Twitter account to compare watching Glee to "stepping into a puddle of HIV" and to compare Grindr to AIDS.
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As I remember, I walked passed this guy—there's usually a homeless guy reading a sort of crime thriller; I don't know if he's there all the time, but he's usually under the tunnel just out of shot—and saw the puddle, and then, very clumsily with my cerebral academic head on—some might say pretentious—I very clumsily clung to the lamp-post and attempted to jump over the mud on the upper end of the puddle.
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"I mean, it's always not glamorous when you go home at the end of the night like so sad and you just fall on the floor in a puddle," McAdams tells PEOPLE.
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If you're not into that—or if it's just 110 degrees outside and you don't want to turn into a straight-up sweat puddle before you go out at night—that's cool.
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But, these didn't flop off if I had to book it down the street; if I was wearing a really rugged pair, I wouldn't even hesitate before stomping into a slush puddle.
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Even as he tries to escape, tries to dunk his way back to being what was once the Danny Green he knew, his consciousness slips deeper and deeper into the grey puddle.
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So if your 2016 is going badly for whatever reason, why not tune in and revel the simple pleasure that is watching people come really close to falling in a massive puddle.
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Some pea shoots wrapped in what, celery root, with not even a full sliced cherry tomato, plopped onto a puddle of mayonnaise and then topped with a couple kernels of canned corn?
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The Guardian reports that people have been taking buckets of water to refill the puddle, and the island's fire service has been conducting regular refills to make sure it doesn't go dry.
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With unhurried swoops, the hands start to drain the puddle, first with teacups, then with sponges — jump cuts accelerating the process — before a footbridge fades into view over the now-dry waterbed.
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A fireball consumed a soldier, and the entire grisly scene was reflected in the chrome body of a car, the shimmering water of a puddle, and the horrified eye of an observer.
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Not content with the havoc he wreaked, Crook allegedly threw his lit cigarette at the puddle of gas; some men just want to watch the world burn while eating Flamin' Hot Cheetos.
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Croft makes an obligatory quip of disgust, then walks through the gore with the casual disappointment the rest of us experience stepping into a rain puddle on a day we wore sneakers.
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At this point, the van veers to the side of the road—you can almost ALMOST hear the Jaws theme being to play—hits a puddle and just fucking drenches this couple.
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There was gravel in my bloody cuts, and a puddle of sludgy water a few inches away from my head, but I thought I just needed a moment to catch my breath.
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Ask toddlers whether they can figure out how to get around a puddle in a park or what they can do with a pile of blocks or with a handful of clay.
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Early the next morning, Lavrenti P. Beria, the chief of the secret police, and various others, scolded the bodyguards for disturbing the leader while he was resting — in a puddle of urine.
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On the other was Ms. de la Renta, who long ago discovered that Mr. Cunningham's favorite shots were not of her traipsing around in couture, but of her stepping into a puddle.
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During an inquest in 2014, Duduzane said his car hit a puddle and he lost control' veering into the taxi' which in turn smashed into a barrier, describing the incident as "tragic".
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If you're not into that—or if it's just 2200 degrees outside, and you don't want to turn into a straight-up sweat puddle before you go out at night—that's cool.
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When I finally left the salon, I barely got 10 steps before I deteriorated into a puddle of tears, dialing a close friend and admitting the one major flaw in my plan.
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He could take the ball out of the puddle but drop it on the path, which is what Spieth wanted because it would allow him to hit a shot at the green.
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We have had at times a Chuck Hagel even though now it's Ben Sasse and he is this and that & like a puddle disappearing; a thing that is blank and never gathering.
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That was the day Mr. Melendez lay in a puddle of blood on the floor of Pulse, while the gunman randomly riddled clubgoers with bullets from an assault rifle and a pistol.
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Take, for example, the toast with jam that made her restaurant famous: extra-thick slices of near-burned brioche coated with ricotta and a sticky puddle of Ms. Koslow's seasonal, innovative jams.
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"This is like a puddle," Ms. Dunham said as she walked through her yard with her husband, comparing the shallow pool with the surges that have repeatedly flooded her neighborhood this spring.
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Yet I couldn't turn down the volume — the characters' voices have been carefully calibrated to be so quiet that the car noises were guaranteed tear through your body like a little puddle.
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Besides, some of the jokes are flat-out awful, like Charles Courtly's argument with Meddle (Evan Zes), an attorney: Charles: Well, Muddle, or Puddle or whoever you are, you are a bore.
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Because if you see the sides, the concrete side gave you the biggest risk of falling in the muddiest part of the puddle, but then the other side was muddier as well.
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One tug at the beginning or the end of the sentence seems like it would cause this construction to collapse into a puddle of ink settled at the bottom of the line.
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Would the spell take care of the waste while it was coming out of them or would there be a few moments when there's just a puddle of pee in the common room?
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As the episode progresses Bill learns more about the Doctor's true identity, and they end up working together to solve the mystery of a strange (and strangely sinister) puddle behind the university building.
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In trying to have an "honest conversation" about racial stereotyping in the media and the blurred line between terrorism and mass murder, their chat exploded then fizzed into an unresolved puddle of nothing.
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As I left those days of baggy, puddle-sucking skate jeans and chalky black lipstick behind and moved into the fashion industry, I noticed the incredibly high regard in which Alaïa was held.
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You can eyeroll all you want from the comfort of your safe, dry apartment, but we would all accidentally plunk our foot into a puddle when faced with the actual water-based apocalypse.
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Using a sable brush, Roseman makes a series of concentric lines that echo the shape's contour, spreading out from the puddle of dried paint, like rings in a tree, marking the shape's growth.
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"While it is of course not forbidden to eat raw meat, it was of course a shocking sight because there was a puddle of blood and fat," a festival spokesperson told the Independent.
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They've flaunted their adorable romance all over their social media: there was Hyland's birthday trip to Catalina Island in a private helicopter, their matching initial necklaces, and that kinda-naked cuddle puddle photo.
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That DJ Arch Jr would go the way of the Drummond Puddle, or perhaps Channing Tatum saying "my name is Jeff," and pass from our collective memories as quickly as he had entered.
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Puddle of Mudd's lead singer, Wes Scantlin, seems to be trapped in a loop of court cases -- ending one with a plea deal, and another with jail time ... both in the same week.
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With the new technology, outlined in a report with researcher Fredo Durand and doctoral student Justin G. Chen, the character Charmander jumping in a real life puddle would create a splash on screen.
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People began commenting on everyone who approached the puddle, trying to guess whether they'd skirt round it, walk through it or — in the case of a few heroic individuals — leap straight across it.
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Suddenly, the moon in the puddle disappears, and Hays is drawn back from his memories to the present day, where a Moon-like light has gone out and shrouded his interview in darkness.
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That's not for me — the little bit of farm boy that's still left in me would be pretty embarrassed to tip-toe around a puddle in case I got my fancy footwear wet.
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"It makes a puddle about 3 inches in diameter," a current employee in an Arizona Target store said, adding that the toy was leaking on one of his shelves about a month ago.
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The first is water resistance — Boosted has closed up all the cords and motor parts so that your board won't fry if you zip through a puddle or get caught in a rainstorm.
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In a blurry cell phone video, a man (Woodroffe, as identified by officials) was seen being dragged by a noose around his neck through a puddle of mud amidst a crowd of onlookers.
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In Night in the Woods, which came out a couple of months ago, there is a couple—Gregg and Angus—whose romance makes my heart melt into a big puddle of weepy goo.
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"This time it was so quick," she said as she cleared debris from the yard of her beauty parlor, where chunks of grass were torn up and a tadpole swam in a puddle.
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The mother took son's body to a dumpster Alicia Lawson said she woke up and found Malachi "laying in his bed in a puddle of wetness," on August 1, according to court documents.
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But the way the grass drops off suddenly in the foreground gives the viewer a vivid window into how it feels to watch such ordinary scenes from within a puddle of nebulous apprehension.
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Thanks to an IPX6 waterproof rating this, headlamp should be impervious to damage from rainfall or even a quick drop in a puddle or stream; just don't wear it while you scuba dive.
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London (CNN)The actress who has been delighting toddlers as the voice of Peppa Pig for more than a decade is hanging up her puddle-jumping boots and stepping down from the role.
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But now that the terms of working for him — ridicule by tweet, potentially stratospheric legal bills — are clear, the pool of available talent is a puddle too shallow to keep a newt afloat.
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That was never clearer than on Monday night, when second-seeded Roger Federer, whose rivals and fans joke about never having seen him sweat, exited the tournament in a soppy puddle of surrender.
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But the weather has been very crappy in the North East, so over November and December we had a lot of rain and that puddle has been there a lot of the time.
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I got sent out for coffee while it was quiet, so I had to cross the puddle and opted for the push-off-the-wall technique, so that served me well going over.
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Also last week, Mr. Gurley's girlfriend, Melissa Butler, described how Officer Liang continued past her as she tried to revive Mr. Gurley, kneeling over him "in a puddle of blood and urine," she said.
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On Wednesday, the singer took another tumble during the Jacksonville, Florida, stop of his Purpose Tour – only this time, it wasn't a trap door that took him down, but rather a puddle of water.
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I know this food is bad for me, but there have been times I've waited hours just for the chance to chow down 8 servings of noodles drowned in a puddle of fat sauce.
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In news that will surely turn the stoniest of gargoyles into a puddle of mush, everyone's true soulmate Idris Elba will swing into the role of Quasimodo, the hunchback of Notre Dame for Netflix.
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"While driving through a bad rain storm our car struck a puddle and hydroplaned, causing it to roll twice into a ditch full of water," Wicks, 37, writes in the post about the accident.
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In BMX's case, the Union Cycliste Internationale—the same federation that governs all other Olympic cycling events—absorbed BMX because, well, they also use bicycles, despite their "independent cultural heritage," as Puddle put it.
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The female lays her eggs in a small puddle of water, such as the fluid that collects at the base of a leaf (called a phytotelm), to help ensure they aren't exposed to predators.
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When they find a huge puddle of blood in the bedroom (how did Audrey miss that in her search?), the truth about how scary shit is about to get seems about to be revealed.
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It's wonderfully informal, never more so than in the episode "Sneaks & Geeks," when the comic Michelle Wolf is reduced to a laughter puddle by the sight of two audience members wearing identical-looking shirts.
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I know, I know, that's much easier said than done when every cell in your body wants nothing more than to dissolve into a puddle of imperceptible goo (well, run away and then dissolve).
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Spieth, who had been four-under through his opening 15 holes, conferred with a rules official for about 15 minutes about his ball, which landed in a small rain puddle along a cart path.
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If you had a puddle in the middle of your farm, they said it was a lake, it was a river, it was a -- I mean, they virtually said it was an ocean, right?
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Wes Scantlin didn't let a thunderstorm ruin the night for a bunch of Puddle of Mudd fans ... after the rest of the band's flights got canceled, he whipped out a one man show instead.
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As Maximum Security turned for home, he skipped over a puddle, banging War of Will and setting off a chain reaction that broke the stride of Code of Honor and a couple of others.
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We actually have fun when we play (a radical concept I would never allow to taint a competitive match), and she didn't deserve to watch her husband diminish himself to a puddle of angst.
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The 2018 United States Open started with a cool new building, stayed up late, melted into a puddle of sweat, and then ended with a shower of boos that echoed into the next day.
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I took the stability my dad had constructed for me and used it to leap: first, a puddle jump across the Midwest, to the University of Wisconsin, then a plunge southward to Lima, Peru.
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Mr. Raniere and his inner circle tested the loyalty of longstanding members by making extreme demands, the lawsuit said, like asking them to lick a puddle of mud or run headfirst into a tree.
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Naomi Osaka, 103, no longer the defending champion here, made it clear that she had heard it as she melted into a puddle of unforced errors in her stunning third-round loss to Gauff.
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From Thursday to Sunday, the perfect basics line AYR will host a "cuddle puddle" at its pop-up, with discounts of 25 percent on sweaters like a merino ribbed funnel-neck ($258, originally $325).
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Certainly it is the preferred fabric for fashionable castaways in the city who must face the challenge of dressing appropriately for the office or crowded subway commute without dissolving into a puddle of sweat.
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But I know I won't, because I would dive too deep into Lynch's crazy world, melt into a puddle on the floor of the Red Room and wake up caught in the Log Lady's log.
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Here's the most disgusting thing that has ever happened to me in New York: I was at a fancy bar in SoHo, wearing brand-new clothes when I sat on a puddle of white puke.
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A blurry cell phone video used by local media shows a disturbing image: A man being dragged through a puddle of mud with a rope around his neck as a crowd watches and people shout.
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The squiggly horns, shuffly percussion and occasional bleats of "HEY...ARNOLD," are as easy to access as the taste of crustless ham sandwiches or the smell of a puddle of sick in a ball pit.
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It was that accurate, that cutting, that perfectly done, that even while I was rolling on the floor in a puddle of my own piss, holding my now burst stomach together, I was still giggling.
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With an IPX4 water resistance rating, it'll be safe if the kid on your list gets stuck in the rain or rolls through a puddle, and the LED lights on the side ensure street cred.
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I lay back on the cold ground and thought back to a yellowy childhood memory wherein I'd sat on the floor of my mother's kitchen and urinated to generate a small puddle out from me.
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As I emerged from the Winter's War screening vowing to invest in fingernail daggers and ride a polar bear to the office, new aspirations oozed out of me like a potentially destructive puddle of gold.
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I think if I ever met Jacob Bannon I would turn into an actual puddle, but I might manage to eke out "Cheers for being the absolute best, and for sharing yourself with the world".
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Together, these facts seem to indicate that the túngara's puddle-side serenade is an example of adaptive mate choice: Females evolved ears tuned to chucks because they indicate the biggest and most sexually skilled males.
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But as someone who is also a nonagenarian on the inside, I must point out that the sleek glass shower enclosure, with brass Waterworks fixtures, left a puddle of water on the porcelain tile floor.
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She wants children to take swimming courses with a water survival component; she is wary of puddle jumpers — popular life jackets that hold a child upright — which she believes can convince children they will float.
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Officer Jeremy Thomas, with the Detroit Police Department, was walking near Comerica Park where he came across 62-year-old Stanley Nelson struggling to rinse his razor in a puddle while shaving, according to WXYZ.
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In her heart, she sees Slash, the guitarist for Guns N' Roses, his pet boa constrictor draped across his bare shoulders, staring morosely at a puddle spreading at the foot of his Sub-Zero refrigerator.
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Kev Lynn, Drummond Central Head of Design, unofficial puddle commentator: We've got a double window, so you have to lift the first window to get to the second one, so we put a phone there.
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Anthony Kane: I had companies asking me to go down to the puddle and hold this sign for them, and I was like, "Nah, I'm done with this now," so it got a little weird.
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"It is the responsibility of the driver, but it is very dangerous, and there you have the consequences," Mexican federal police officer Miguel Angel Dominguez said, pointing to a puddle of blood around the man's head.
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When investigators asked Woodward about dirt under his nails and scratches on his hands, he told them he got them because he fell in a mud puddle as part of a "fight club," the affidavit says.
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Anyone who was nervous that David Lynch and Mark Frost's 18-episode exhuming of their 25-year-old cult-TV phenomenon would get lost in a puddle of nostalgia can rest easily—this shit is bananas.
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If I calculated the number of hours I've spent online over the past three years—my entire work day and a good portion of my evenings and weekends—I would melt into a puddle of shame.
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They track down Auntie Em — who owns a competing diner in town — to try to bottle a kiss, but instead, she melts into a puddle because Hades fed her some River of the Lost Souls water.
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Instead, once Richard speeds away, the camera returns to the inside of her trailer, where it rests slowly on Miriam's limp, face-down body, which is now drowning in a gigantic puddle of her own blood.
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Pinson tells PEOPLE that he found a "puddle of blood," as well as Pearl's cellphone, at that same location near the overpass a short time later — but there was no sign of Pearl, or her abductor.
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And she remembered standing in front of him, her dress a puddle on the floor, and how she'd started to shake, her knees knocking together, like she was a virgin, like this was the first time.
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A rush of women's stories about sexual assault at the hands of well-known chefs have been published, rippling across social media sites like the surface of a puddle into which a rock has been tossed.
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Aedes aegypti like to lay their eggs in stagnant water, and they need only a thimbleful left behind in a dog bowl, a puddle in a shower drain, or the drops that pool on potted plants.
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With his back to the camera, Guzmán walks into the frame holding a five-gallon bucket of white paint and slowly pours the paint on the floor, forming a puddle that he then pulls himself through.
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"With a surface temperature in excess of 840 degrees Fahrenheit and a surface pressure 90 times that of Earth, Venus can turn lead into a puddle and crush a nuclear-powered submarine with ease," NASA said.
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They shoot Kevin, who had finally reemerged as a dominant personality after connecting with Casey Cook (Anya Taylor-Joy), his victim-turned-friend from Split, and force David's head into a puddle of water to restrain him.
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Young immigrants are lifted over a puddle as they arrive with their parents at the Catholic Charities RGV after they were processed and released by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Tuesday, June 19, 2018, in McAllen, Texas.
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Doing everything she can to avoid capture and the strong threat of sexual violence, Lara breaks his grasp by biting him, then grapples with him in the mud, finally killing him by drowning him in a puddle.
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In a recently filed lawsuit, Patricia Moorer alleges that she was minding her own business in her local Walmart, browsing in the men's shoe department, when she slipped and fell in a mysterious puddle of ranch dressing.
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" – "Either when I texted my college boyfriend—who I hadn't spoken to for three years—to forgive him for everything (we broke up because I cheated on him) or basically every cuddle-puddle conversation I've ever had.
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Every now and then — depending on your vehicle and exactly how deep the water is — it's possible to sneak through a deep puddle, but attempting to navigate anything more waterlogged is always likely to end in disaster.
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Referee Dan Schachner, 43, has held the coveted gig of referee for seven years, calling puppies out for infractions like "turd on the third" and "pooch puddle on the 43-yard line," as he jokes to PEOPLE.
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A boy plays with a plastic cup as he sits close to a puddle, while others queue for tea distributed by an aid agency at the refugee and migrant camp in Idomeni, Greece, Saturday, March 26, 2016.
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We begin somewhere near a happy memory of splashing in a mud puddle with a pal and end around the Los Angeles residency that led to Lynch's first feature-length movie, Eraserhead, with contemporary footage as frame.
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I've spilled juice from leftover chicken teriyaki on it, and while there was a puddle at my bottom of my Cuyana tote, my laptop remained dry — which is great, because the sleeve was holding my work laptop.
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You go to tree lighting ceremonies and stand in line with your partner for 25 minutes for a £4 [$5] Nutella and banana crepe that some ass hole in a gray fur vest knocks into a puddle.
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Yankees 5, Blue Jays 1 TORONTO — Champagne and beer overflowed in the Yankees' clubhouse, and soaked players chanted and danced on a puddle-strewn carpet in the first of what they hope will be several such celebrations.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — Last week, Walden's Puddle, a nonprofit wildlife rescue organization in a rural area of Nashville, posted a set of photos of a barred owl caught in the jaws of a leg-hold trap.
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You can see a media portrayal of the North East with a Cheryl Fernandez–Versini or a Gazza, but the puddle seemed to transcend those sort of condescending narratives between the metropolitan centre and the backward periphery.
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Sure, you may be reduced to a puddle of tears while reliving scenes of the pair's official split, but ultimately, seeing someone else go through the same thing you are reminds you that you are anything but alone.
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They'd gingerly point out that Syriana is actually a fictional setting from the eponymous George Clooney film, and he'd lash out at them for having the temerity to correct him, leaving Reince in yet another puddle of tears.
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He noticed that there was a large puddle in the parking space next to his car, where the F.B.I. agent would pull in, so he moved to another space, only to find himself boxed in by other cars.
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An interior designer from the Columbus Circle area, Ms. Roth had considered professional stroller cleaning pretentious — until her stroller got soaked by a Central Park puddle so disgusting she could not stomach putting her toddler back in it.
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The Chinese broccoli served with shaved smoked egg yolk, toasted almonds, and burrata, and the trout roe-topped scallops, which arrive in a cloud of smoke and a puddle of chile-spiked brown butter, belong to her alone.
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Standard Grill's Norwegian salmon on an ivory puddle of vegan cashew sauce won't inspire the same reaction, but the steaks might; they are dry-aged until ripe, and earn their deep-brown crust over extremely hot Japanese charcoal.
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Three stewards, horse racing's version of referees, had just ruled that when Maximum Security jumped a puddle, he had impeded the progress of a rival, War of Will, almost knocking that colt's rider, Tyler Gaffalione, off his horse.
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I hate trying to sign a credit card slip that is so slippery the pen just leaves weird scratch marks as I melt into a molten puddle of anxiety because I'm holding up the line at the store.
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In a final effort to implicate Mr. Gioeli in the fall, Mr. Cleary asked him why, if he had known for months about the puddle, had he not simply walked around it while going to get the ball?
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Chris Kemper, Drummond Central developer, retrieved the wet floor sign from the puddle: The sign is indeed ours, and is currently—and was before its time in the spotlight—chilling with the blue roll in the cleaning cupboard.
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That being said, there's nothing as jarring as expecting to come home to said tail/ball of fluff, only to be greeted by a few wimpers accompanied by a limp, a puddle of vomit, or — even worse — unsettling silence.
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A puddle of blood marks the spot where masked assassins gunned down Francisco Remedillo, a 14-year-old barbecue vendor, and Marlon Dela Cruz, his 36-year-old adopted son, in their little house in Metro Manila's Quezon City.
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I'm sure the Albuquerque airport isn't thrilled that there's a partially sopped up puddle of dog pee on their floor that someone now has to clean up, just because one person felt the rules don't to apply to them.
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Simplehuman Steel Dish Rack, $49.99, The Container Store A dish rack is a necessity for any kitchen, but it's hard to find one that doesn't leave a puddle on your countertop after leaving wet items out to air-dry.
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Saez and his colt led nearly every step of the way of the race and finished first, but they were disqualified and placed 17th after Maximum Security appeared to jump a puddle on a wet, sloppy Churchill Downs racetrack.
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Maximum Security, with Luis Saez aboard, led nearly every step of the way and finished first, but officials disqualified the horse and placed him 17th because he appeared to jump a puddle on a wet, sloppy Churchill Downs racetrack.
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Up come the strains of Ravel's "Bolero," down drops the curtain to puddle on the floor, and there the models all are, trapped behind clear glass, shedding their robes and being clothed by an army of gray-suited dressers.
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Not only could we not arrange to get one on such short notice (virtually one day), but it weighs so much that i would not have gotten on my puddle-jumper flight to mogadishu (nomad is 12 lbs vs.
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Placed there by an activist group, it features an illustration of a "not welcome" mat laid over a puddle of blood, and announces, in Catalan, a list of aggressors to the neighborhood: real-estate speculators, tourist mobs, and Airbnb.
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In the resulting video, we see the artist (in biker boots and her underwear) empty a can of green paint onto the floor, dip her derrière in the puddle, and leave imprints of it on a sheet of paper.
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When she gets her period on a field trip to the Statue of Liberty, she is a steel cage of emotional control, but the second she enters her mother's car after school, she melts into a sub-verbal puddle.
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It was definitely funny when Kate, in an impotent rage, shrieked with frustration and kicked her feet through a puddle — but the play didn't let you forget that she was frustrated because she was getting married against her will.
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Dogs don't have to feel the sickening pang of realization that the solid bank of snow they just stepped into was concealing a deep, icy sludge puddle, and now they have to walk around with a wet, gritty sock ALL DAY.
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"With the watery texture and lack of taste, it reminds me of a wet newspaper blowing in the wind, running across any puddle in its way, hoping to find its home in a larger mound of uncollected trash," he wrote.
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At one point, people crowd into an underinflated boat to cross the Mediterranean Sea, with women and children told to sit in the middle near a puddle of water and canisters of fuel that can tip over and cause chemical burns.
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It's worth noting that the stop of the Marina 101 is about 1,400 feet high, which is just tall enough that if you were unfortunate enough to fall, you'd briefly experience terminal velocity before turning into some sort of meat puddle.
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Driver's husband followed the Balfour Beatty maintenance technician into the mechanical closet and snapped pictures of walls covered with mold from floor to ceiling, along with a puddle of water where the air conditioning unit's condensation pipes emptied onto the floor.
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Emily Crockett: Before I was reduced to an inconsolable puddle by that final holding of "The Door," I kept thinking about just how much this episode was a meta-commentary on Game of Thrones as a TV series to date.
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Late Tuesday evening, Arkady Babchenko, a Russian journalist who'd fled from mounting death threats in Moscow to Ukraine, dressed in a sweater riddled with bullet holes and lay down in a puddle of pig's blood to stage his own assassination.
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Place a fillet atop each puddle of gazpacho, scatter a few tomatoes and the reserved matchstick cucumbers around and over each fillet, sprinkle with red pepper flakes, fresno chili, mint, basil, drizzle with remaining extra virgin olive oil and serve immediately.
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I've made it through Stepmom, Dancer in the Dark, and ISIS beheading videos without flinching, but I turn into a puddle like Alex Mack if I even think about The Plague Dogs or that episode of Futurama with Fry's dog.
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That relative puddle is no longer capable of generating the amount of power the dam's builders originally planned, and so the power has become more expensive for the government to deliver, with the burden increasingly falling on the nation's taxpayers.
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The heat made me feel like I was a melting puddle of Jell-O, and the massager never got too hot, even though my feet were sitting in compact, heated chambers for a quarter of an hour at a time.
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Maria Pointer, who lives in Boca Chica and helps run a Facebook group that follows and generally supports SpaceX's activities, said her paperwork was "turned to mush" because it blew into a puddle and got soaked to the point of illegibility.
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Lying facedown next to a puddle of Mountain Dew and discarded glow sticks, you begin to stand up again when you see a celestial glow emitting from some frosted tips… followed swiftly by a spray of Donkey Sauce to the face.
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Most nights out drift into nothingness and all that hype and anticipation fizzles out as soon as you leave the house, washing up the next day in a dishwater grey puddle of remorse that crackles like an alka seltzer of ennui.
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Sharon Niesp, Cookie's girlfriend, had some money she had to bring to the bank, and they dropped it in a puddle, and they brought it home, baked it in the oven to dry it off, and set it on fire!
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At an April release party at the Diamond Horseshoe for her book, Ms. Campbell was a puddle of tears at the prospect of giving a toast, surrounded by friends like Ms. Wintour, Mr. Jacobs, André Leon Talley and Gayle King.
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Every day, Marty performs 12 sweeps of the grocery store, checking aisles for any "slip-and-fall hazards" like a broken bottle of tomato sauce or a puddle left by an umbrella, alerting the human staff if he finds anything amiss.
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Bandits stripped them of nearly everything except their shoes and clothes — which over the months of the journey they would wash in whatever puddle or pool was available, laying the clothes out in the sun to dry and then wear again.
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Dreyer accentuates this disorientation through maneuvers that have no technical name — turning the camera upside down, having it pirouette to follow an action as it is reflected in a puddle of water, or moving the camera forward to recoil quickly.
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When I got my hair done on the morning of the wedding, the stylist twisted my hair into a "roped" style rather than a braid, which reminded me of my dad's love of nautical knots and triggered a puddle of tears.
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Because I had never encountered a prose-writing machine even remotely this fluent before, my brain made an assumption—any human capable of writing this well would know that cows aren't tiny and red gravy doesn't puddle in people's yards.
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That was the day Mr. Melendez lay in a puddle of blood on the floor of Pulse, the gay nightclub here, while Omar Mateen, motivated by the Islamic State, randomly riddled clubgoers with bullets from an assault rifle and a pistol.
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A recent survey of children aged eight to 12 found that indoor play is now the norm, a third have never splashed in a puddle and the distance children are allowed to play from home has shrunk by 90% since 1970.
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The solution was to build a makeshift plastic tent around a fridge, and then sharpen the knife right inside the freezer section where sub-zero temperatures ensured a razor-sharp edge could be achieved before the knife turned back into a puddle.[YouTube]
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An energy source can trigger the reverse reaction, causing a protein in state A to overcome a chemical barrier and transform into state B; when this insoluble protein bumps into a droplet, it slinks easily inside, like a raindrop in a puddle.
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"It's really meant to make sure that you're not going to damage the board significantly with a puddle or some light drizzling, but it's still something that we still don't recommend riding in the rain," Dastoor told The Verge at the time.
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In March of 2016, the Rooster Teeth-owned Youtube channel Achievement Hunter posted a video detailing how they inadvertently electrocuted nearly 100 NPCs in the Paris level using a single puddle of water, a video Leibold says the IO team found quite hilarious.
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I'm saying that rather than be petty or right and let things dissolve into a puddle of nothing that it's better for everyone to rebuild a new normal that respects both parents, even if you're pretty sure you're usually the "right" one.
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" When Elder heard the shots and ran to her daughter's apartment, she told WFAA, "I looked down at the floor where my daughter sat holding her baby girl, her only baby girl, in a puddle of blood, because they stole her life.
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When we first wrote "Feeling Spacey"—[in which a non-binary alien named Puddle professes their long-hidden love for another non-binary alien]—there was a conversation about it with the network about whether we were showing this in a positive light.
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In a Ted Talk he gave in 2015, DeSimone said he was inspired by an iconic scene from "Terminator 2," when the android assassin known as the T-1000 forms from a puddle of liquid metal and takes the shape of a man.
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But that night the sign wasn't turned on, so I was really annoyed... we headed back into the city, went past Chinatown, and as we were going past, there was one alleyway that had a neon sign in the reflection of a puddle.
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Ardrahan cheese—made by the grandmother of the movement, Mary Burns—is a decadent puddle of earthy, funky cow's milk that might smell like fresh manure and an overflowing sewer, but tastes like as if bacon and butter made sweet, sweet love.
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So there was a certain amount of eye rolling, ennui, exasperation and disbelief when Spieth — with just three holes to finish in a sterling round — paused to consider his options when he hit his ball into a puddle on a cart path.
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So, yes, I am usually a puddle well before the wrenching finale, in which Anatevke's Jews, having suffered age-old poverty and a recent pogrom, are forced by a 1905 edict of Czar Nicholas II to leave Russia on three days' notice.
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The "Puddle of Mudd" front man was subdued by bail bondsmen and cops at Saint Rocke in Hermosa Beach, CA. The reason for the arrest ... Scantlin skipped a court hearing in a vandalism case involving a house he allegedly trashed earlier this year.
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Maximum Security crossed the finish line first and appeared to be the emphatic winner until three Kentucky stewards, horse racing's version of referees, ruled that the colt had jumped a puddle and impeded the progress of War of Will and two other horses.
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Both were united by Cunningham's appreciation for the smallest of details: the sash of a ball gown as a woman walked down a set of marble steps, the slope of a coat shoulder on a woman lunging over a puddle of melting snow.
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Whereas every other pesto I'd ever eaten gradually separated into its individual components as I made my way through a bowl of pasta, leaving a puddle of flavored olive oil behind, this sauce — creamy, nutty, fragrant and sweet — clung to the trofie.
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