This step retracts once the doors have been closed ...
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Likewise squeeze the two parts together and the pen retracts.
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She slightly squints her eyes and slightly retracts her ears.
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The landing gear retracts to prevent interference with the radar.
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A button retracts the fine china service into the console. WHAT?!
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As it expands, you inhale, and as it retracts, you exhale.
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The step extends and retracts to make climbing in and out simpler.
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When it gets scared it changes color and retracts into its shell.
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The separate studio has a clear garage door that retracts into the roof.
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It also extends and retracts fairly quickly, which was something I didn't expect.
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He quickly retracts his hand to his side and runs back on defense.
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The researchers poked subjects' feet with a special device that retracts upon contact.
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It's fairly long and it retracts into the fan's base when you're done.
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There's room for a single passenger under a canopy that retracts like a visor.
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This novel may seem to wobble in the minutes after its landing gear retracts.
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That's why the steering wheel retracts, along with the pedals, leaving a flat, smooth floor.
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Its name comes from the fact that when it retracts, it looks like a peanut.
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When you're done, it retracts, folds up, and fits neatly among your other grooming equipment.
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The camera seamlessly rises in 0.8 seconds when it is required and retracts after use.
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His Giuliani, in which he retracts his head, froglike, into hunched shoulders, is particularly adept.
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The mic is quite directional but retracts and adjusts nicely, lighting up red when muted.
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Even though fact-checkers deploy their forces on Trump regularly, he never apologizes or retracts.
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The protesters are demanding Lam retracts the bill entirely, and also called for her to resign.
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If Trump retracts his statements and validates Zervos' story, Allred says the lawsuit would be dropped.
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After you've poured your glass, the needle retracts and the cork will naturally reseal upon removal.
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The Kaleo device also has a needle that automatically retracts after the device has been used.
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He later grudgingly retracts his statement, or members of his administration retract it on his behalf.
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The rear deck retracts so that a retractable sunshade can move up and over the passenger area.
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Stephan Ernst, a German far-right sympathizer initially confesses to the crime and later retracts his confession.
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The steering wheel retracts into the dashboard when its not in use, giving passengers more room to recline.
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The Academy rarely retracts nominations and awards, but when they do, it's usually for violations of explicit rules.
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The stage show retracts that free pass, with its Cheka firing squad and cutely starving post-revolutionary peasants.
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It also retracts when it's not in use so you don't have to worry about it accidentally breaking.
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ADNOC EXECUTIVE RETRACTS COMMENT THAT ADNOC WANTS TO OFFER MURBAN FUTURES AS A REPLACEMENT FOR BRENT CRUDE FUTURES
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Like the OnePlus, there's built-in fall detection that retracts the camera if it slips from your hand.
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By the time the shot retracts, the camera has reimagined itself as the clinical eye of an endoscope.
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Even when a media outlet gets someone to speak on the record, the subject often retracts his original statement.
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Do you think this is a permanent state, or do you think it sort of retracts at some point?
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It might not be long before the news outlet does the right thing and retracts the tweet as well.
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I press and hold the down button on the handle and the e-Motion umbrella just as quickly retracts.
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Yes, the third leg extends and retracts into R2's body just like it does on the real thing.
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Left touchscreen And if that's not enough, there's a third iPad-sized touchscreen that retracts from the center console.
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A snail that has been shocked before, however, retracts its siphon for much longer than a new snail recruit.
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Any decent grappler, when gripped at the wrist, punches off the grip and retracts their arm if at all possible.
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It is therefore imperative that he retracts any statements which may provide a license for others to abuse human rights.
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In short: This episode has a lot to say, but it retracts information just as quickly as it offers it.
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And finally, its selfie camera rises from the top of the phone when needed and retracts when not in use.
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OnePlus even installed a tricky feature that automatically retracts the pop-up camera anytime the phone detects that it's falling.
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All other things equal, the world will be better off as America retracts its coercive power, and so will America.
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The walls around the home can slide open, while the roof retracts, so you can bask in the tropical air.
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I carry them to my eye, while one snail or the other retracts and protrudes first one feeler, then another.
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In San Francisco, where it requires vehicles lock to a stationary object, Uber envisions a robotic lock that retracts itself.
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"Until Politico retracts its multitude of fake stories on Congressman Nunes, we will not go on the record," he said.
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Josh's lawyers say they'll only agree if Dillon drops her case forever and retracts her allegations on her social media accounts.
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As soon as you close the camera or switch to the rear camera, the selfie camera retracts back down and disappears.
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The two-piece top retracts in 16 seconds and can be dropped while driving as fast as 30 mph, Chevy said.
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The soft brush plumbs the crevices of your keyboard to sweep out crumbs, then retracts with a snap for easy storage.
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As Finland retracts its socialism, communists if not by name but in policy are out in the open in America. Sen.
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The selfie camera appears and retracts very fast, the phone's screen is absolutely gorgeous, and the screen-speaker thingy works as advertised.
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The interior is serene and inviting, with customized lighting and wood trim on the dash that retracts to reveal hidden air vents.
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It's adjustable, it retracts, it reflects light for night use, and best of all, you don't even have to use your hands.
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It has a camera that pops up and retracts, but the motorized module is only for the selfie camera, not the rear.
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The camera immediately pops up when you open the camera app and flip to selfie mode, and quickly retracts when you're done.
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The heated printing head also retracts when the printer isn't in use, so little kids won't try to touch it and burn themselves.
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But on the Cinetic Big Ball, Dyson has included a centrifugal braking system to keep the cord's speed in check as it retracts.
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Once engaged in autonomous mode, the steering wheel retracts into the dash, and a large wood dash extends for use by the driver.
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The oddly named and quirky-looking space features a chevron-patterned deck, and inside, an eleven-foot wide table that retracts into the ceiling.
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The gearshift selector is this large knob that rises from the console when the vehicle is fired up and retracts when it's switched off.
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Inside, the steering wheel is refashioned as a thin rectangle with handles that retracts into the dashboard when the car takes over the driving.
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Mr. Jackman, who has played Wolverine in X-Men films since 220, considers life after he retracts his adamantium claws for the final time.
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"What happens is that on all Model Xs, apparently under certain circumstances, this latch retracts into the frame of the door," Tan told Business Insider.
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"You're really selfish," her sister says, but when Christine just looks at her with her big, probing eyes, Annabelle — a district attorney — retracts her statement.
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Right now there's more juice to be squeezed from Canada, but the United States can expect diminishing returns as the Canadian economy retracts from American protectionism.
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In that time, the rear wheel retracts up into the body and the dual-jet water propulsion kicks on and rockets the Biski into the waves.
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A LIDAR sensor is embedded in the hood rather than the roof, like most other self-driving cars, and emerges and retracts like a Whack-a-Mole.
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Allred said that Zervos is willing to dismiss the lawsuit if the president-elect retracts his "false statements" about her and confirms that her allegations are true.
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In the case of a selloff that retracts some of the Street's inflated gains, investors should turn to high quality stocks for safe plays in a decline.
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Linda McMahon: I have found on both sides that he's misquoted, and sometimes he does say things that he retracts and revisits upon, looking at it again.
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Rather than negotiating with the European bloc, Kenya will now need to negotiate new deals with the U.K., as well as absorbing losses as the British economy retracts.
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The "breath" feature shows a sphere that expands and retracts with text that reads " deep breath in / deep breath out," which I have to say, is hella relaxing.
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When the IMs is running in "autonomous mode" the steering wheel retracts into the dashboard and the front seats rotate toward one another, allowing the occupants to converse more naturally.
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In a marketing video, jaunty indie pop plays in the background as a desk retracts into the Ori to create enough space for a woman to unfurl a yoga mat.
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"I've heard talk from fact-checkers in FB's program that YourNewsWire is now terrified of being fact-checked and immediately retracts or changes headlines when called out by them," Schenk said.
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When a cheery Southern representative who had previously promised her vote to Selina in exchange for more resources for her district retracts that promise at the ball, Selina doesn't hold back.
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Sheila (Gayle Rankin), an outcast who dresses in ripped-up fur and identifies as a "she-wolf," retracts her claws after her co-stars throw her a roller-skating birthday party.
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In another, Earth seems to pulsate as an animation of Arctic sea ice shows how it extends down the continents during the winter and then retracts back to the poles in summer.
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"I hope that Donald Trump retracts it," said Bolton, who served as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations under President George W. Bush, in a phone interview with The Hill on Thursday.
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The elderly brain loses volume, and as it retracts, the bridging veins from the brain to the dura are under increasing tension, and minor trauma can cause them to ooze or leak.
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You might wonder what living space is being sacrificed on the upper floor of this home every time the TV retracts, but the answer is none, there's only an empty attic up there.
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In an unprecedented move since Spain returned to democracy in the late 1970s, Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy will impose direct rule in Catalonia unless the region's leader Carles Puigdemont retracts by 10 a.m.
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Lastly, in full self-driving Auto Mode, much like Volvo's Concept 26, the seat adjusts to be more lounge-like, the steering wheel retracts toward the dash and the 21-inch screen adjusts.
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Debbie Lesko (R-Ariz.) said she believes the president should deliver the remarks at the Capitol even if Pelosi retracts the invitation, but said he's welcome in her home district if he chooses.
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The CleanSurge Rapid Self-Cleaning is an exclusive feature that uses a built-in motor that repeatedly extracts and retracts the nozzle while water flows over it at the push of a button.
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"The Washington Times now does not have any basis to believe any part of that statement to be true, and The Washington Times retracts it in its entirety," the newspaper's Monday retraction said.
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White voters weren't swayed when 63 of his statements that the Washington Post fact-checked were deemed false, and it didn't matter that he never apologizes or retracts when he's caught making false statements.
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Once it perceives contact with the door knob, it retracts the leg, moves it over a little bit, and then extends it, and that actually all happens within 50 milliseconds, so it's incredibly fast.
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But if those tried and true medieval approaches clash with your design aesthetics, you can instead surround your home with a new approach to fencing that secretly retracts and disappears right into the ground.
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" Anthony Ratekin, Nunes' chief of staff, declined to comment on the site in an email to Politico: "Until Politico retracts its multitude of fake stories on Congressman Nunes, we will not go on the record.
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But there are some nice convenience features, like the telescopic steering wheel that helpfully retracts when you're getting in or out of the vehicle, and the 360-degree camera makes parking this behemoth a little easier.
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In the alternative "Ease" mode, the car takes over, the steering wheel retracts (a solution Elon Musk has also suggested in the past), and the seats change shape to make driver-passenger communication a little easier.
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Volkswagen says it will have an electric self-driving car by 2025, which is why the I.D. on display here features a steering wheel that retracts into the dashboard when the car is in autonomous mode.
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The device's doors lock automatically when it's in use, and Toyland notes that the printing head retracts when it's not working, keeping curious kids from touching something that's been heating PLA plastic filament into a soft goo.
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Over the last several weeks, Cruz's rivals have blamed his campaign for illegal push polls going out to South Carolina voters, as well as a fake Facebook page in which Gowdy retracts his support for the Florida Republican.
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From the virtually bezel-less display to the selfie camera that slides out and retracts to the sizable in-display fingerprint sensor to the screen that vibrates phone calls into your ear, everything about this phone just screams futuristic.
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In one sequence, he illustrates the brilliance with which he shapes and colors movement: He stretches and retracts, allowing a ripple to undulate through his body, then initiates a series of turns, going faster, then slower, then faster again.
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At one point, the phone displays a cooking video; when folded to a 90-degree angle, the video retracts to the upper part of the phone's display, whereas the video controls remain in the bottom, horizontal part which also doubles as a stand.
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The Good Classic MINI styling • Soft-top that retracts as a sunroof or completely folds away • Outstanding sound system The Bad Can get expensive quickly The Bottom Line MINI's Cooper Convertible brings sun and nice breeze into MINI's already giggle-inducing Cooper model.
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Devin Nunes, California: "Until CNN retracts the dozens of false stories it ran insinuating that Trump and his associates are Russian agents, it should refrain from reporting on Trump's interactions with any foreign country," said a statement from Nunes spokesman Jack Langer.Rep.
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The Oppo Find X might look like every other glass-and-metal phone released this year, but I can promise you've never seen any phone with a show-stopping feature like its motorized top that extends and retracts to reveal the front and back cameras.
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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said Tuesday that he'll only accept the G7's offer of millions of dollars to help fight Amazon wildfires if French President Emmanuel Macron retracts calling him a liar, as the dispute between the leaders reaches new levels of pettiness.
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Brokers representing the house said that unique homes like "The Billionaire" – which comes with a $22015 million car collection, a giant outdoor TV that retracts from behind the pool, and elevators lined with crocodile skin – said the home is just finding its true market price.
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OnePlus has a reputation for bringing notable technologies to the phone market ahead of some of its larger competitors, whether that's a frosted glass back, a pop-out camera lens that automatically retracts when you fumble the phone, or a 90-hertz display refresh rate.
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This year we're expecting to see a bigger assortment of 8K models, as well as TVs and other displays that flex into a variety of cool form factors—LG has already teased a rollable OLED model that retracts into the ceiling between viewing sessions.
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Directed at signatories of the group's first open letter — a response to allegations of Knight Landesman's sexual misconduct — WANS is calling on artists and arts professionals "to not read, work with, or advertise in Artforum" until the magazine removes Landesman as co-owner and retracts its motion to dismiss Amanda Schmitt's lawsuit.
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A statement released Sunday by the Civil Human Rights Front (CHRF), the organizers of the most recent protest, said the people of Hong Kong would keep protesting until the government withdraws the extradition bill in its entirety, retracts the characterization of Wednesday's protests as a "riot" and releases arrested protesters and withdraws all charges.
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And then once it's done that, the other back leg, which is now also in the air, pushes against the door to crack it open a little bit, and it also helps push the robot so it pitches back down towards the ground where it then retracts the leg back and catches itself before it falls.
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This allows the chameleon to keep hold of its prey even as its projectile tongue quickly retracts back into the mouth, with an acceleration of 40 Gs. (For comparison, a military fighter jet can have acceleration forces as high a 9 Gs.) Another impressive feature the researchers found has to do with the shape of the tongue.
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"Every black person ought to give some serious consideration, if you get an invitation, as to whether you will go to the White House until he either retracts that statement or does something else to atone, because this requires atonement," Green said in an appearance on SiriusXM radio's "Joe Madison Show," as first reported by CNN.
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Joining them were a few of the city's best baristas and an office of Washington bureaucrats, who fled the comfort of their offices and their beloved paperwork to avoid the rush of summer tourism to D.C. Those tourists, sporting socks, sandals, Minnesotan accents and dad jokes, are convinced that the Washington Monument retracts into the ground at night, and constantly stand on the left side of the Metro's escalators.
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