The trick to pulling it off without damaging your strands?
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Even with the encouragement, pulling it off hasn't been easy.
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I can't imagine a single other actress pulling it off.
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Once we started pulling it off, everybody jumped on board.
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Pulling it off isn't going to be easy, of course.
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As for how exactly Sýkora's team is pulling it off, it's unclear.
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But if you're not ultra famous, best of luck pulling it off.
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Best case scenario: you end up pulling it off and look moderately cool.
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Check out the video above for a step-by-step on pulling it off.
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But if that's his plan he had a funny way of pulling it off.
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If there's an upset, this is likely the one who is pulling it off.
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She also claims he put his hand on her top and tried pulling it off.
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Actually pulling it off, however, involves a lot of moving parts — both literal and figurative.
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The key to pulling it off: Slick back your hair and pile on the eyeliner.
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When this piece came out, I wondered if I'd get fired for pulling it off.
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That's quite a trick, but pulling it off is central to the Mad Ones aesthetic.
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It's a fine line to walk, but obviously Bailey and Apple believe they're pulling it off.
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No one in big budget games seems to be pulling it off quite like Naughty Dog.
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In fact, Khloé wants us to know exactly how much effort went into pulling it off.
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But it wasn't the heft of the thing that had me pulling it off each night.
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It could turn out really goofy, but right now the show seems to be pulling it off.
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His ability to multi-task while pulling it off no doubt makes the video even more impressive.
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But pulling it off — on time, with minimum misery — will require more than well-planned information management.
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But the Super Tuesday results do not augur well for Mr. Sanders's odds of pulling it off.
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Bannon did say that if the meeting was necessary, there were better ways of pulling it off.
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She's so innovative and up for anything, I can see her doing this and pulling it off flawlessly!
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"The Mash Report", broadcast on the BBC, is the closest any show has come to pulling it off.
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You know the one—effortlessly on-trend, maybe a bit daring, but always pulling it off with panache?
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Having BAMTech on board, though, gives Disney the best possible chance at pulling it off without a hitch.
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Pulling it off requires not only a kind of just-do-it fearlessness, but also certain foundational knowledge.
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Fleischer says the president has a knack for driving a message — he just needs help pulling it off.
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But investigators are still at a loss as to who's behind the operation and how they're pulling it off.
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In terms of pulling it off, do it with a nonchalance, like anything with a bad vibe around it.
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Ansel was also sporting a new 'do -- bleaching his normally brown hair blond, and definitely pulling it off too.
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At one point Gawargi was able to grab the man's sweatshirt, pulling it off before jumping over the counter.
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And while we don't fully understand why, we can't help but feel like she's kind of pulling it off?
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Remove thin membranes from back of slabs by slicing into the membrane with a knife and then pulling it off.
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And while no one can predict the future, it looks like he has a solid chance of pulling it off.
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Pulling it off had "more to do with how they moved, their posture, than with the actual clothing," she stressed.
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The key to pulling it off isn't about the dark lipstick hue — it's all about creating those dramatic points and peaks.
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They're pulling it off with limited funds and — much like the Women's March and Indivisible — little institutional support from establishment Democrats.
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Yet Eve's finest quality is the thrill of a confident filmmaker working with material that risks silliness, and pulling it off.
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The trick to pulling it off is to keep the shape clean and the rest of your makeup light and airy.
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If there's a perception that the elected government isn't capable of pulling it off, then the political process could get undermined.
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Even Plumlee's coach, Jason Kidd, was shocked by the play, and struggled to give his player credit for pulling it off.
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Skirts, pants and blazers all benefit from the unexpected dose of texture, though pulling it off can be a bit tricky.
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If there's a drawback to how Sony's EVF is pulling it off, I didn't notice it in my time with the A9.
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They're doing it all and pulling it off with aplomb, or at least a minimal-enough-to-be-endearing amount of frazzle.
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We tried pulling it off, and low and behold, if you slice the egg in half, a spoon fits like a glove.
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"It looks like she's just been running her hands though her hair, pulling it off her face, off her shoulders," Hanlon said.
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But McCann, Gonzalez and Bregman are pulling it off, creating an unusual subtext to the postseason with more games still to go.
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Although she didn't perform the move during the competition this past weekend, she proved she was more than capable of pulling it off.
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It is hard to imagine Hoiberg pulling it off, but also it is difficult to imagine any active NBA coach making it work.
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You would need to do what Clinton did in 2008 in almost pulling it off: win big among both Hispanic and white voters.
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Both systems store energy from solar, wind and water on power grids, pulling it off as needed and re-injecting it when not.
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Walter is convinced Kimmel killed his wife, and admires aloud to the bartender his ingenuity in pulling it off and not getting caught.
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But once you start digging into the actual obstacles in the way, the odds of pulling it off sound much more far-fetched.
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Check out how celebs like Yara Shahidi, Jenna Dewan Tatum, and Saoirse Ronan are wearing the trend, plus tips for pulling it off, ahead.
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If so, the key to pulling it off is planning and rigorous questioning of what you think you know, our financial advice columnist writes.
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Giving birth was the scariest, most demanding physical challenge that I've ever confronted, and pulling it off, an achievement that made me feel invincible.
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He bought her a surgical mask for 40 rupees — about 60 cents — from a merchant at an intersection, but she kept pulling it off.
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Even established players with cars that cost six figures sometimes lack that visual magnitude, so a $70,650 G90 Ultimate pulling it off is impressive.
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It's important to note that the videos I speak of are not videos of people struggling to park, then pulling it off by a hair.
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I can't even get mad at Tesla for pulling it off, either: The staggered, two-part launch was a masterful class of marketing and deception.
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"We're pulling it off the shelf now because some bugs are so resistant to so many antibiotics, the only thing left is colistin," Schaffner said.
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So one cool thing is I'm pulling it off like — You don't have a guy who's actually doing all the things for you at VaynerMedia?
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Doctors who examined the patients said they suspected that the stem cells had grown onto the retina and then contracted, pulling it off the eyeball.
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The criminal charge of conspiracy, however, involves just the agreement to commit a crime, followed by one concrete step toward pulling it off, Mariotti pointed out.
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If you assume your chances of picking any one game correctly are 50/50, the chances of pulling it off are about 1 in 281.5 trillion.
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"It was really fun to listen to a professional person who not only was willing to try it but capable of pulling it off," said Sittenfeld.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and Bill Cassidy (R-LA) before their September 30 deadline — and appear only a handful of votes away from pulling it off.
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Retiring comfortably in yours 60s or 2000s can seem a high-wire act, so how are some people pulling it off without a wrinkle in their face?
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" But she seemed very much on board with that plan, yanking down the zipper of Iris' dress and pulling it off to toss it carelessly aside. "Shit.
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The video shows the pilot, David Acklam, jumping out of the plane and pulling it off to the side of the road with the state trooper's help.
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On Tuesday's episode of VICELAND's Desus & Mero, the hosts compiled footage of Trump attempting to consume water like a normal person, but not quite pulling it off.
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Channeling the best of French new wave and Audrey Hepburn, Brie sports a gorgeously gamine pixie cut and we have to say that she is pulling it off.
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To match-make stars to their current level and still utilize their star power can be difficult, but the UFC is pulling it off wonderfully on this card.
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Gaga may be earnest and out there in her pursuit of becoming the most famous multi-hyphenate artist in the world, but goddamn, she is pulling it off.
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So after the singer had such success pulling it off, it's no surprise that Kylie Jenner and Michelle Williams wanted to take the look for a spin as well.
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The two can surely co-parent together (Scott Disick and Kourtney Kardashian are pulling it off nicely and can offer a few tips), because Kardashian deserves a better man.
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That hairy-bug-of-indeterminate-origin thing is actually pretty good, but I'm not sure how you would begin to go about pulling it off, if it's even possible.
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Trained as an academic and with a background in the visual arts, the Swedish-born and New York City–based filmmaker knew she would need help pulling it off.
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The hottest hardware ticket is Nintendo's Switch console, which offers gamers the option of plugging in at home or pulling it off its dock to play on the go.
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From a pixie cut to chest-length natural waves and everything in between, the actress has never shied away from a style, easily pulling it off without a second thought.
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And it might seem especially odd to suggest removing the cover in the case of the Oasis, where you'll lose about seven weeks of battery life by pulling it off.
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Every generation has had its breakthrough that promised to, at long last, finally cure cancer, but this time around the chances of actually pulling it off are looking pretty good.
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That's a sentiment I've wished for camera makers to express for years, and those years have only made me less and less confident that they're capable of pulling it off.
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Deciding to delete your social media accounts is one thing, actually pulling it off is another Social media is so powerful, teens aren't even partying anymore Can't stop checking the news?
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Creating a workplace that is inclusive, fair, and successful in the eyes of Silicon Valley is a challenge, especially because it's easy to create the image that you're pulling it off.
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We're pulling it off because of rarely-on-sale Tatcha, which has announced the return of its Friends & Family Sale right on the heels of launching a beyond-elegant holiday collection.
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Again and again, you see him exercise his powers on other people—wife, allies, political opponents—sometimes half surprised, amused that he's pulling it off once more, sometimes a little needy.
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They couldn't stomach that a 33-year-old "maiden" of her wealth and clout was capable of such a deed, let alone of pulling it off with nary a sign of scuffle.
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Still, at the time of the shortage, Allen found it surprising that Popeyes was "having this much difficulty pulling it off," considering how there's an oversupply of poultry in the US market.
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Donald Trump's former lawyer, John Dowd, advised the president against being interviewed by special counsel Robert Mueller because he feared Trump was incapable of pulling it off, Dowd says on a new podcast.
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While the poll showed support for a boycott of U.S. goods in Canada, pulling it off could be difficult in a country that reveres U.S. popular culture and consumer goods over all others.
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If last year Bousman said his ultimate goal was to create a real-world version of David Fincher's The Game, then this year the team has taken a big step towards actually pulling it off.
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Drone racing and FPV flying are suddenly trendy Flying FPV is not new, I did it for the first time a year ago at CES 2015, and hobbyists were pulling it off well before that.
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But the FDA uses the information to monitor potential issues with a drug and can take action as needed -- updating a medication's label, for instance, or restricting its use or pulling it off the market.
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It was an unfailingly seductive depiction of a deceptively simplistic view of womanhood — and by pulling it off as well as she did, even today, she still lures us into believing that the myth is real.
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A series of photographs captured by a photographer from Turkey's Anadolu Agency showed he climbed the pole with the scarf on his head before pulling it off and wrapping it around the pole and his neck.
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To the Madison-area leaders who advocated responding to Governor Walker with a strike, the mere absence of a more cohesive organization did not, by itself, mean the unions had no hope of pulling it off.
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After claiming back in January that they were "really close" to pulling it off, the showrunners officially announced Wednesday that they've gotten the gang back together for a slew of new episodes to debut in 2018.
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Expectations of a rise in bank lending rates and tightness in cash supplies caused a sudden spike in the Hong Kong dollar , pulling it off the lower end of its narrow trading band, where it had been stuck for six months.
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And he told me about the time he needed to make a realistic Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers helmet at the last minute for a wealthy client, only pulling it off by leaning on the varied artistic expertise of his neighbors.
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More challenging would be the execution: Pulling it off without doing more damage to the organization's already fraught relationship with the progressive grass roots, which often criticize the committee for untimely interventions and candidate recruitment tactics, would be more difficult.
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Expectations of a rise in bank lending rates and tightness in cash supplies caused a sudden spike in the Hong Kong dollar, pulling it off the lower end of its narrow trading band, where it had been stuck for six months.
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Ms. O'Connell's aria resets the entire play on a different plane, and one of the reasons you never want it to end (even as you can't believe she's still pulling it off) is that you know Mr. Bock will not stop there.
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Ms. O'Connell's aria resets the entire play on a different plane, and one of the reasons you never want it to end (even as you can't believe she's still pulling it off) is that you know Mr. Bock will not stop there.
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Press play above to discover easy-to-cop styling moves (from pulling it off the shoulder to pairing it with skinny, lace-detail jeans as opposed to a casual, slouchy style) that will take your sweater look to the next level, in a matter of seconds.
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The magnetic connection is tough — almost, but not quite, enough to hold the larger iPad Pro in the air by the pencil — and it should hold on well, but it's fairly easy to knock off if you come at it from the side, as you would when pulling it off from the front.
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While a good number of Christmas movies hinge on the question of whether a Christmas celebration will happen, or happen properly — this is a thread that runs from "It's a Wonderful Life" to "The Santa Clause" and its ilk, including "Santa Claus Conquers the Martians" — families celebrating Easter don't typically worry about pulling it off, so to speak.
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We found out—and it wasn't pretty If you want new sources for news after the latest News Feed purge, here are a few apps that'll get the job done Deciding to delete your social media accounts is one thing, actually pulling it off is another Get more tech news with our Gadget Lab podcast, available on iTunes and Spotify.
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It shouldn't feel like this kind of grounded narrative should be such a significant thing in a game, since this is a mode of storytelling that is very common in other media, and yet I feel likeKingdom Hearts III has accomplished something profound by actually pulling it off in a way that I didn't find cloying or weird or clunky.
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After seeing the connection to Colescott and Saul, who are true outliers, something Prince can only pose at, it struck me that his motivation for making huge expanses populated by tastefully arranged faces and heads, nudes and knights — all of them aspiring to look demented but not quite pulling it off — is that he is an artist who always wants to come off as hip (read masculine) and snarky without actually sticking his neck out, as the artists that he channels did.
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