As the rubber band expands, users experience vibrations that simulate those of a real stretching rubber band.
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Because now, after the fact, you already know what happens to a watermelon when wrapped in rubber band after rubber band.
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Model 1911 Rubber Band Gun See Details Prep for your next rubber band duel by nabbing the Model PPK and Model 1911 Rubber Band Guns today, both on sale for a limited time for just $19.99 and $34.99, respectively.
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Spinning a rubber band around and around on her wrist, only she didn't have a rubber band, so was just pantomiming the spin.
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Model PPK Rubber Band Gun See Details The Model 1911 rubber band gun, on the other hand, might have a slightly better chance of taking down a supervillain.
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"The rebound today is a rubber band effect," said Maggio.
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How much energy can you store in a rubber band?
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Chuck is literally holding himself together with a rubber band.
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To ensure optimal freshness, secure them with a rubber band.
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Otherwise it's going to break, just like a rubber band.
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Gone is the rough fabric exterior and clunky rubber band.
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Click here to view original GIFA giant rubber band ball?
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"Think of it as a perfect rubber band," Combes said.
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So, go get a rubber band and play with it.
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The tightening across my chest stretched like a rubber band.
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But if you overwhip them, you'll snap the rubber band.
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Now you have gone rubber band back right to superficiality.
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There were few things more satisfying to your childhood self than hearing that sharp thwack as a flung rubber band hit its target, the latest victory in your rubber band battle against an older sibling.
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Obviously, the answer depends on the size of the rubber band.
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What if you put a heavier mass on the rubber band?
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His mouth moves like a rubber band in a gentle breeze.
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AND FINALLY Rubber band man OK, the elections are (finally!) over.
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This foreign policy, however, is like a frayed thin rubber band.
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Which form of energy is produced when a rubber band vibrates?
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Meier suggests pretending you have a rubber band holding your legs together.
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"It's hard to stretch a rubber band that's fully stretched," Dwyer said.
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More recently, people are making polymers that can stretch like a rubber band.
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The cotton balls and mineral oil tricks worked; the rubber band did not.
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Did you know you can measure an unknown mass with a rubber band?
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I take a rubber band and roll it up and tie it underneath.
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The single "Rubber Band" doesn't really sound like a rock song at all.
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Like a rubber band, whipped egg whites are elastic to a certain point.
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She pulls back her greasy hair and secures it with a rubber band.
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Mr. Laswell played the electric bass like an enormous, acid-drenched rubber band.
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Step 5: Wrap the scarf once around the ponytail to hide the rubber band.
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The sneaky sheath allows you to move but binds you like a rubber band.
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It's all rubber band technology, and that's what I thought was fun about it.
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This doesn't necessarily mean Japan will go wrapping all buildings like rubber band balls.
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You can rubber-band your phone to the handlebars to serve as your console.
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"They gave me scissors, and it felt like cutting a rubber band," he said.
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I am now one of those dorks with a rubber band around my iPhone.
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During the Schenectady schmooze-fest, he plucks himself with a rubber band to remain alert.
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Good news for those who hate the rubber-band snap of a hair-removal laser.
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Festivals: Hangout Goldlink's flow is elastic, bumping around an electric beat like a rubber band.
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What's Inside takes a look at the giant rubber band ball in their video below.
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It's a piece of rubber band I wore around to hold my rib cage in.
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So for a tip on that front, we're big fans of the rubber band approach.
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Goomi means rubber band in Hebrew and is meant to symbolize bouncing back and flexibility.
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KKM Financial's Jeff Kilburg said Thursday's move higher was due to the "rubber band" effect.
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You may finally have to cover the thing with plastic wrap and a rubber band.
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Under your watch, people have said that you have expanded the rubber-band of inclusion.
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One post recommends using a rubber band between the screw and screwdriver for a better grip.
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It doesn't depict physically abusive aversion practices like "rubber band snapping," inducing nausea, or electric shock.
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With this show, narrative is twisted like a rubber band and then flung across the room.
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Watching live webfeed of someone trying to explode a watermelon one rubber band at a time!
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The battery is like a rubber band, says Dan Steingart, a materials scientist at Princeton University.
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Then I was in the starting five I starting putting a rubber band around my wrist.
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Here's a demonstration of this effect with a 1-kg mass hanging from a rubber band.
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Even when it's funny, if the rubber band — between the two people speaking, between the director and the DP, between the director and you, mostly between you and whoever's eyes you're looking into — if the rubber band is taut, that's the connection I'm always looking for.
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Every year, students at Pasadena's Art Center College of Design make and race rubber band-powered cars.
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First, the seat post has to be removed and maneuvered into a gap in the rubber band.
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We'd make these little guns that would shoot pieces of very thick linoleum with a rubber band.
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When you're charging the battery, you're stretching the rubber band; when you're using it, you're releasing it.
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Instead, the Misfit Ray still ships with a sporty, rubber band, making the device feel more casual.
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They had a different colour rubber band around each glass bowl so they know which is which.
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Step 4: Loop the scarf through the rubber band until you have two equal lengths on each side.
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Add each piece of asparagus between the rubber band and the vase, work your way around the vase.
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The media company had also tried the watermelon-rubber band experiment on YouTube and had seen other videos.
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Or try this: Hold the rubber band at one end and hang a mass on the other end.
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The rubber band is not behaving like an ideal spring; there is an energy loss to the system.
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The rubber band is not behaving like an ideal spring; there is an energy loss to the system.
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Then he twisted in the clip in hair extension and brought the twists together with a clear rubber band.
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"It could feel like there's a rubber band snapping your skin, which is annoying, but not terrible," he says.
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Instead, she loops a rubber band around the button of her jeans to allow for a makeshift elastic waistline.
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Step 3: Braid along your part, securing your cornrow with a rubber band or clear elastic at the end.
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First, place the stained portion of the garment over an empty bowl, and secure it with a rubber band.
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His flabby arms were constantly lifting to adjust a pair of prescription glasses held together by a rubber band.
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A traditional ball stretcher is a thick rubber band or leather strap that wraps super tightly around the nuts.
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I don't care if I'm hitting a table, or taking a plate and hitting it with a rubber band.
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Their pay was rolled up with a rubber band and a piece of paper with their name on it.
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Water slides right off and the cap dries quickly, and it's held together by a secure, silicone rubber band.
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"Rubber Band Man" would have been all over the radio when Wayne was recording this, and that song rules.
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That's made worse by stomach fat, which acts like a rubber band constricting your guts as they try to expand.
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It's dark, but everywhere you'll hear short plinking noises, like the plucking of a rubber band on a homemade guitar.
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It's just that it's like a rubber-band ball of versions, updates, patches, aborted toolsets and standards, and so on.
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I mean literally it's a big rubber band with something that looks like a plane that's run on solar energy.
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Like a rubber band being pulled taut, the force exerted on the truck increases exponentially the further the truck travels.
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" She plucked off the floor a spent roll of toilet paper with a twisted rubber band taped to it. "This.
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It was like being caught in a human-sized rubber band that had been stretched to its limits and released.
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It is even studying whether America's rubber band makers need protection as Trump seeks to boost domestic manufacturing and employment.
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Horse girls were the first to get braces, and would make a point to change the rubber band colors every month.
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So he would write down everything he spent, like fixing a water tap, or buying a rubber band for five cents.
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My old one, two pieces of titanium attached with a rubber band, was getting too old and things were falling out.
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Like the stretchiness in a rubber band, this elasticity in the heart muscle is critical for healthy heart function, he says.
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Cover the top of the fermentation vessel with cheesecloth or a breathable kitchen towel and secure it with a rubber band.
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Her long blond hair had lost its spring and trailed down her back; she'd tied it with a repurposed rubber band.
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Juliette, the medical aesthetician today, says the procedure is painless, only causing slight discomfort, like a rubber band to the skin.
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Like it or not, they have a rubber band tying them together that will never go away, no matter what happens.
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Viewers can stretch into one aspect of the episode, then get right back to watching what happens—like a rubber band.
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But, he says, "The rubber band can only stretch so far" when it comes to the rising prices of growth stocks.
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The next one — a large, squishy lump on his chest — looks like a giant rubber band being pulled out of the pore.
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For a day, I moved a rubber band from one wrist to the other every time I thought about popping a pimple.
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It doesn't hurt, necessarily, but it feels like a pulse or like somebody's flicking you with a rubber band quickly, he says.
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But he had an old small-calibre pistol in his hand, no bullets, and the handle held on with a rubber band.
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As long as you trust each other and keep communicating, I'd say there's plenty of stretch left in the old rubber band.
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On payday, said Smith, Bourke would get his paycheck and his rubber-band money to pay him back for his third man.
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While CVTs feel rubber-band-y in their power delivery, which can annoy driving purists, on the slopes it's actually a benefit.
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"I think of America, the great assimilator, as a rubber band, but with this — we're at the breaking point," Ms. Crockett said.
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You can even try wearing gloves or snapping a rubber band on your wrist every time you go to touch your face.
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And with the election and the incoming administration, people are saying that the rubber-band has recoiled and maybe is even broken.
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This made the device's $200 price tag seem a little outrageous—couldn't I just snap myself with a rubber band for free?
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Here we see the master himself, pressing on a rubber band and looking into the distance pre-game during last year's Finals.
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Not a Y-shaped stick with a rubber band on it, but a seriously legit metal slingshot with an arm brace and everything.
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Together we strategize ways to solve problems, like using a rubber band to differentiate a bottle of shampoo from one of hair conditioner.
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A kind of rubber-band like movement enables the whipping motion, but the researchers aren't sure where all the energy is coming from.
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Anyone can buy a pipe, a rubber band, and a nail and fire off a few rounds, albeit while flagrantly disregarding personal safety.
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Guinea denied it ... saying he was playing with a rubber band he found in the pool while watching his 5-year-old daughter.
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JIM G. Speaking of office products, better to think of your relationship as a rubber band than a taped-up sheet of paper.
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Season 3 managed to stretch that tension into a taut emotional rubber band, leaving us to believe it could snap at any moment.
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The tangle of American governmental dysfunction is so profound, digging into it can feel like undoing a rubber band ball with your teeth.
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Earlier that day he'd gotten aroused by the simple sight of watching Wendy snap a rubber band during the course of a conversation.
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"Each one of these pillars is like rubber, as well as its backing, which would feel similar to a rubber band," he told Gizmodo.
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The artist reimagines a rudimentary flail as a stick with a rubber band and nail head attached to one another via bungee telephone cord.
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The rubber band that used to house the volume up and down button has also been simplified to a narrow strip on the back.
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It could also involve physical aversion methods, such as shock therapy or snapping a rubber band on one's wrist to discourage same-sex attraction.
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A mystery man on the other side of the room murmurs "without you" on "Wahness," caught between rubber-band percussion and a rogue tambourine.
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One of the most popular treatments is rubber band ligation, which can be done in a doctor's office with no bowel prep or anesthesia.
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About 30 minutes later, we managed to finally remove the final screw, stripped to its bones, using a rubber band as a screwdriver grip.
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Just like a rubber band can break if you stretch it too much, putting too much energy into one side will ruin the battery.
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The knowledge that someone else holds your life interlaced between their fingers, and they can snap it like a rubber band whenever they choose.
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The wrist muscles she needed to activate while casting became her "magic rainbow bands," in honor of her hobby of making rubber band bracelets.
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Taking the notecards felt silly, so I wrapped the long-forgotten stack in a rubber band and opened his drawer to toss them away.
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The secret to their spring is a stretchy protein in their legs called resilin, and it works like a rubber band in a slingshot.
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Using Visa Paywave technology, which is already commonplace in Australia, you can put the rubber band up to any terminal to pay for a product.
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The gems are set in a case made from Rolex's proprietary 18k rose gold alloy called "Everose," and are paired with an Oysterflex rubber band.
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This one story was how they had to deal with a kid convinced that 'a plastic bag and a rubber band' was [effective birth control].
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If this watch was $300 (like I so wish it was), the materials would make sense: Titanium frame, plastic back casing, and a rubber band.
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These, in turn, are wound around a chloride ion sitting in the very center of the knot, like the nucleus of a rubber band ball.
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"You have to look," he reminds her, and again and again, in plain sight but difficult to spot, are the paper clip, the rubber band . . .
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This is a theorem that has three entirely different types of proof—the "Steinitz-type" proof, the "rubber band" proof and the "circle packing" proof.
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To keep her from automatically reaching for her phone, Gielan placed the device in a zip-top bag and tied a rubber band around it.
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The green frog makes "a twanging noise" like a "rubber band snapping," said Dorothy Reilly, a spokeswoman for the Greenbelt Conservancy, which runs the event.
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To keep her from automatically reaching for her phone, Gielan placed the device in a zip-top bag and tied a rubber band around it.
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There is also vibration feedback detailed in the team's study that simulates physical object interaction, similar to the feeling of bending a twig or rubber band.
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Ever since Wendy retired from her dominatrix duties, Chuck has had to become his own dominatrix (literally — that rubber band is emblazoned in my mind, unfortunately).
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There was the noise (like a can opener), the temperature (freezing cold), the feeling inside (as if someone was stretching your insides like a rubber band).
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Since the launch was taking place at night, Pauline told me I'd also want to secure a hand warmer around the lens with a rubber band.
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Protect The Legs When you're moving bed frames, dressers, or desks, wrap your old socks around the legs and keep them secure with a rubber band.
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If you happen to have a rubber band lying around your car, you can quickly write "LOVE" on it for an easy and practical makeshift bracelet.
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I wore a rubber band around my wrist and snapped it whenever I felt like eating, hoping to create a Pavlovian negative association in my mind.
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In another demo, Erin held out a slingshot and I pulled back on its rubber band, staring right down its line of sight before releasing it.
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His 20-inch-long Planophore—the first heavier-than-air machine to fly stably—was rigged with a propeller powered by a tightly twisted rubber band.
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This wooden biplane model harkens back to the early days of flight, complete with a rotating propeller, working landing gear, and a rubber-band powered motor.
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I felt again in the pockets of my coat for my phone, found only a receipt for a bubble tea in Koreatown and a rubber band.
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A complete lack of Mario Kart 64's cheapass rubber-band AI. If you knew what you were doing in DKR, you could easily lap opponents.
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James Bond has probably never stumbled into a rubber band fight, but on the off chance he did, the PPK would be his weapon of choice.
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Attached to the ceiling, it consists of two nearly 20-foot-long metal strips flanking an equally long loop that resembles a giant steel rubber band.
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Australian telecommunications company Optus is pushing into the payment space with a rubber band that you can slap on your wrist to buy anything under A$100.
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Then, a rather inelegant rubber band must be awkwardly stretched into place to hold the collapsed components together (I prefer the magnetic latch of the GM Ariv).
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The process is painful—one ex-convict describes it as being hit by a rubber band that's on fire—and can take multiple sessions stretching over months.
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I buy my sister two books and a card game from her wish list, and a rubber-band gun for my brother-in-law from his ($5).
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In terms of metal, I was riding my bike one day and found a cassette with a red rubber band and four dollar bills wrapped around it.
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Riding in a car or even a bicycle doesn't seem to work, but strapping the phone to a ceiling fan with a rubber band does the trick.
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Using a small rubber band, Capri wrapped her hair to make a small ponytail a few inches away from the scalp on one side of her head.
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I covered the top of the crock with cheesecloth, stretched a rubber band around the rim and left it in a dark corner of our Manhattan apartment.
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Watch I got myself a gift about four years ago: It's an Audemars Piguet watch with a blue face and blue band, but it's a rubber band.
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The "tips" included specific recommendations and support for behaviors that lead to anorexia, like to snap the rubber band around her wrist when she wanted to eat.
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He says to go in your kitchen, grab a wooden spoon, and attach a self-tanner mitt to it with a rubber band to cover those awkward areas.
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Even more impressive than the rookie's startling per game averages (103 points and seven rebounds isn't bad!) is a shot release that's faster than a snapping rubber band.
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You plead with her to stop, but she's tried everything: the gross-tasting nail polish designed to repel biters, the rubber band around the wrist—you name it.
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Hudgens' look was secured using a few bobby-pins and a final rubber band, then finished with more of the Hair Shake Finishing Texturizer Spray on the braid.
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I think the Pebble Time 2's rounded look is sleeker, but the plastic case and rubber band has its charms, especially now that '90s style is back.
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The $99 3D Sound One Module fastens to your over-the-ear headphones using a black rubber band and connects to your iPhone, iPad, or PC using Bluetooth.
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All 20203 feet and 100 pounds of her marched onto the podium with her old-school white slippers and dark hair pulled back by a greenish rubber band.
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All she needed was a hair doughnut and a rubber band to make the ponytail; then she secured it with a bobby pin, and voilà, she was done.
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The Sport doesn't do any of that—sure, the black rubber band is nothing to write home about, but at least it's passable as a day-to-day watch.
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I had a rubber band in my hand and flicked it across the room in an arc behind the TV. Next thing I know it drops on my head.
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To fix this, fill a small plastic sandwich bag with white vinegar and place it over the shower head, using a rubber band to hold it in place overnight.
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"The rubber band is wound up so tight that EM as a broad asset class can produce good returns," said Brent Schutte, chief investment strategist at Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management.
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But they made a special trip this fall, outside of nesting season, to clear litter on Mullion Island and try to crack the case about the mysterious rubber band appearances.
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It's like a rubber band between your fingers that not only stretches in response to pulling, but also grows so that the bands remain just as thick as when relaxed.
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This means that when you're making the form it kind of fights against itself, which for us basically meant a giant rubber band to the face at any given moment.
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"I think the valuation rubber band has been stretched very significantly," the strategist said, suggesting that if the United States can't maintain growth, it won't be long until it snaps.
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Put a rubber band around your phone as a physical reminder to pause, or set a lock screen image that asks you to confirm that you really want to proceed.
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If you ever find yourself in the middle of a Wild West-style rubber band shootout, this should be the gun you're slinging — especially since it comes with 100 bands.
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This sleek update, designed by Japanese model-maker Hitoshi Yoshida, trades 19th-century materials for balsa wood and Styrofoam, but it maintains the rubber band mechanism and swooping, nun's-hat wing.
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For example, many people believe that distraction techniques—like snapping a rubber band against one's wrist—can help alleviate worrisome thoughts, but this self-help tool can actually make anxiety worse.
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The researchers identified patients whose primary reason for a medical visit was hemorrhoids and who received outpatient treatments, such as rubber band ligation or sclerotherapy, or prescription medications such as hydrocortisone.
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At one point, Riener, who has waist-length hair, tried to tie it back in a ponytail and managed to stick his arm, along with the hair, through the rubber band.
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But since I couldn't resist the chronic, I started using a spoof: an empty toilet paper roll with one side covered in like five dryer sheets fastened on with a rubber band.
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But just as cooking causes the starch molecules to relax, this same process reverses as the food cools, basically snapping back into place like a stretched rubber band that&aposs been released.
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There are few sneakier and sadder kiss-offs than the duo's melisma on the word "lonely," which threatens to spin the song out of control before the rubber-band bass snaps back.
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And at work it's tempting for dishwashers to just put a rubber band on the overhead sprayers to keep hot water running all day, so they won't have to keep reaching and grasping.
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Sure, cheap prosthetics and replacement body parts are important uses of the technology, but this spinning rubber band blaster is what finally makes us want to put a 3D printer on our desks.
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"Since I don't have any tattoos or wear a headband, I wear these custom red, white, blue and black rubber band bracelets with my wife, daughter and son's names on it," he said.
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I told myself for a while that I'd quit before my 30's, and had a few solid periods without smoking or with alternative options—gums, patches, rubber-band-snapping, the whole lot.
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I tried putting a rubber band on my wrist and snapping it when I noticed myself wanting to pull, but the action had become so unconscious that I never caught myself in time.
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If you're thinking of the funky beat and west coast rubber band sound that made "Jiggy With It" a summer hit and "The Greatest Dancer" the originator of it all, you'd be correct.
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A rubber-band rhythm of tension and release grows monotonous, and the otherwise appealing naturalness of the dancers is marred by over-insistent eye contact between them, an effect like too much mascara.
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Jason V., Marion, Iowa Jason V.: To help the bacon not stick together, just roll the package into a long cylinder and wrap a rubber band around the package before you refrigerate it.
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Who gets this excited about a guy stretching a rubber band between his toes and his nose, in an age when we can easily see snowboarders causing avalanches and dogs riding ponies, every day?
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Rubber Band - "Caoutchouc"Forgotten orchestral disco record that the Belgica DJ's saved from obscurity and made their own by playing it at 33rpm +8 instead of 45rpm as it was supposed to be. 4.
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We got our first glimpse of Toy-Con Garage at a press hands-on event last month, where Nintendo reps showed off other possible creations like a makeshift cardboard guitar with rubber band strings.
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Aversion therapy applies pain or discomfort to patients in conjunction with homosexual impulses or behaviors: Everything from snapping a rubber band around a patient's wrist to giving them electric shocks to making them vomit.
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One downside – the layers don't "lock", so the only way to keep the whole thing from falling apart is a rubber-band like silicon strap that wraps around the whole thing to keep it closed.
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Fitness trackers have been a hot gift item since Black Friday, but if you've got a fashionable woman in your life, you know she won't want to sport a black rubber band with her outfits.
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He has mouthwatering upside and is critical going forward as a resistant rubber band who can shoot threes (he's 20-for-45 from deep this season) and neutralize threats who give most opponents serious problems.
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But do pack light, because if your luggage is over 15 pounds, the island-hopping balsa-wood and rubber-band planes, which are best not to think about before you have to, will charge extra.
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In all likelihood, this rubber band gun wouldn't stand a chance against Ernst Stavro Blofeld or Goldfinger — but seeing as though it comes with 50 rubber bands, it'll at least keep you amused for hours.
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Crafted out of white oak wood in the style of "The World's Most Respected Handgun," it reloads faster than any other rubber band gun out there and semi-automatically fires six bands in a row.
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It's like starting a rubber band ball with a marble: The oysters need an initial hard surface to attach to, but once they start growing, they can transform the artificial reef into a natural one.
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Hard as I tried, I couldn't fit it over the end, so I sawed the rubber band off with scissors and replaced it (luckily, the device comes with extra rubber bands) and it worked fine.
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"You can only stretch the rubber band so far until it breaks," said Sara Nelson, the president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, who publicly called for a general strike during the U.S. government shutdown.
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On her YouTube channel, the comedian has tackled everything from turning her head into a rubber-band ball to soaking in a bath of milk and cereal while attempting to eat the tub's contents (yes, really).
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Dickey keeps the headphones in his office, where he likes to show them off to visitors—stretching the liquid wires back and forth like a rubber band without noticeably changing the sound quality or audio volume.
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The GX-AC isn't wildly big – at 46mm it's just a bit bigger than most Android Wear watches – and it fits nicely thanks to a rounded rubber band that hugs the top and bottom of the case.
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The "Cash by Optus" payment band, which comes in four colours and is free for the telco's customers, is simply a Near Field Communication (NFC) chip inside a rubber band which can be popped on your wrist.
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Yes, I've tried the rubber band trick, and running the lid under hot water and tapping to release the vacuum seal—it never seems to make it easier to get my peanut butter, chili oil, or pickles.
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" This is pure Southern party rap, a raucous blend of the repetitious magic of New Orleans bounce and Miami bass with the laconic swagger that T.I. was bringing out of Atlanta with songs like "Rubber Band Man.
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"Snapping a rubber band on my wrist, putting a rock in my shoe so I could always be thinking of Christ and not everything else that was going on in my brain because of biology," Cords said.
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But just as a rubber band starts to stiffen with age, the heart also begins to shrink and become less flexible over time, which can lead to heart failure and less efficient pumping of blood through the body.
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This past Wednesday, Cooper had Davos give $100 wrapped in a rubber band around his paw to Deanna Kramer, senior philanthropy advisor at the Animal Humane Society in Golden Valley— and more donations are planned, his owner said.
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"Bitch don't make me put my wig in a rubber band," she raps on the first few seconds of "Tighten Up." Lines like these provide only a glimpse of the tenacity that rips through PERIOD's 43-minute runtime.
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Instead of holding the phone in place with cardboard flaps and velcro, the DSCVR uses a wide rubber band and therefore can fit many different phone types without needing to remove the phone's protective case to make it fit.
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So he sneaks off to the men's room, wraps a rubber band around his thigh like a Staples-brand cilice, and spends the rest of the awkward meet-and-greet surreptitiously snapping it through the leg of his trousers.
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And so, kind of the threat that you won't get CBS and the New York Giants game, you know, if you don't agree to carry 12 channels and pay for them, at some point that rubber band breaks, right?
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That tinker-toy-and-rubber-band style, all wrenched limbs and squeaky feints and steep jumpers, is still fundamentally not all that possible to defend against, and Carlisle leverages the attention it attracts into driving lanes and corner threes.
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The American Association of Orthodontists takes a strict stance against DIY braces (using a rubber band to fix a gap, 3-D printing a retainer, or MacGuyvering metal braces from a clothes hanger, for example) — but that seems pretty obviously unadvisable.
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"The likelihood of [a split government] is now higher, but you also had the market down for nine days in a row, so you're also getting a rubber-band effect," said Liz Ann Sonders, chief investment strategist at Charles Schwab.
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Sometimes, all a test requires is running Gears 4 and pushing the joysticks in any direction to prevent the user from going idle, so at the foot of each console is a controller with a rubber band pulling the joysticks together.
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The Floss got re-dubbed the Backpack Kid when Katy Perry brought him on stage during her Saturday Night Live performance in May, and he upstaged everyone while doing his rubber band-limbed moves, while — you guessed it — wearing a backpack.
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You might be too old for that sort of horseplay now — or hey, maybe you're not (no judgment here) — but you won't be able to resist the old-school style of the Model PPK and Model 1911 Rubber Band Guns.
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"Equities may continue to rally if the vote is an official Remain on Thursday but sovereign bonds may be where the real action could be considering how stretched that rubber band is," said Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group.
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If you're ready to kick your nail biting addiction, there are a few solutions you can try that don't require snapping a rubber band around your wrist or walking around with rubber gloves (unless that's a new look you want to try).
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Click here to view original GIFIf your five o'clock shadow isn't rugged enough to light a match with, and there's no where else to strike one, a rubber band and a second match are all you need to get a fire started.
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It reminded me of Rebecca Traister's insight, that sometimes when it seems as if women are overreacting to small slights, in the #MeToo era, it's just the rubber-band snap back after years of _under_reacting, of shoving down rage to make nice.
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It isn't missing a section of its esophagus, so in this experiment the robot—which is attached by way of two rings wrapped around the esophagus and sutured an inch and a half apart—is lengthening to stretch the tube like a rubber band.
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It gave me the education I would need to open up my own agency and represent Parliament-Funkadelic, Bootsy's Rubber Band, The Runaways, and several other acts, and then become a manager for George Clinton, Vanilla Fudge, Living Colour, and Sheila E. after that.
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With its nu disco vibe and zipper and rubber band synthesisers that recall cranberry vodka with too much ice, "The Girls" boils every UK electronic sound of the time into an LCD Soundsystem parody track that mostly succeeds in being the sound of underage drinking.
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The actor pantomimed spinning the rubber band around and around on his wrist, only just like there weren't any rubber bands on the woman in the hospital room, there weren't any rubber bands in the trailer so he too was just pantomiming the spin.
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If you're going to wear this every day, you're going to want to mix up your bands a bit, and the upgraded bands go a long way toward making the Charge 23 look and feel a little more elegant than the standard rubber band.
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When I pull on its rubber band, meant to hold the lid down when pulled over the hook on its base, I'm worried I might pull it out, snap the tab, or otherwise damage the only method I have of keeping it shut in my bag.
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While the current campaign finance system has provided an effective mechanism for establishment candidates to succeed by supporting the fiscal policies favored by wealthy donors, it may have always had a limited life span — you can stretch a rubber band only so far before it snaps back.
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To wash the walls just as you would a floor, use a broom fitted with a rubber band-secured rag over the rushes, or a sponge mop dipped in dish soap diluted in water or an all-purpose cleaner like Fabuloso or Puracy Natural Multi-Surface Cleaner.
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A big serve requires a limber, practiced player—someone strong and loose enough to twist their torso taught like a rubber band and uncoil themselves a fraction of a second later, with timing so precise that it not only translates the energy from their legs but augments it.
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The Definitive Guide to Business When Laura Bartlett left her friend's house one night in 2012, carrying an unfinished bottle of wine covered in plastic wrap and secured by a rubber band, she was less concerned with how pretty the hack looked than she was with spilling her wine.
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Nobody can place a finger on the exact feeling of fraughtness and anger and loss we all feel, constantly, the Earth tearing itself taut and flat, stressed to death like a rubber band, and we look everywhere for symptoms and the source: Are too many apps the problem?
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Unlike most rubber band blasters that only fire a single shot every time you squeeze the trigger or require a drive mechanism to make them fully automatic, Davis' Arcus uses the energy from the loaded elastics to spin the barrel and automatically fire shot after shot until it's empty. Brilliant.
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You look over at your partner and you briefly synch on the chorus, and then you both spin off into separate waves again, honoring the high-hat or that guitar that sounds like a rubber band, clairvoyantly anticipating the next chord change or even the next item that segues in with a counterintuitive slow shimmer.
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Some experienced slight pain during the actual laser treatment — what felt like the rapid-fire snapping of a rubber band to skin — along with uncomfortable chaffing once the hair grew back in between appointments; The unexpected friction and resulting scabbing and sores was enough to ward them off from finishing the series of sessions.
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I've meekly apologized for it to countless facialists, I've referenced it in what feels like a hundred stories, and I've done just about everything to quit it: therapy, journaling, snapping a rubber band, throwing out every tweezer and safety pin in my apartment, anti-depressants... But nothing works for any significant amount of time.
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One young pupil was suspended for chewing his breakfast pastry into the shape of a gun; a nine-year-old was made to undergo psychiatric evaluation after threatening to use a rubber band to shoot a bit of paper at a schoolmate; a six-year-old was suspended for bringing a toenail-clipper to school.
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In a large one-gallon Zip-Loc, so you can see through it and quickly find what you need, pack these things: A Meds BagPut ibuprofen, aspirin, acetaminophen, Imodium, and either Claritin or Benadryl in a pill container that has separate sections for each medication, and wrap a thick rubber band around it to keep it from popping open.
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The first incident is written off as a tragic accident: In the Lansing Tower, on Third Avenue between 59th and 60th Streets, an elevator headed for the 33rd floor shoots past that destination and goes all the way up to the 40th floor, then with a loud noise ("as though the world's largest rubber band had snapped") plunges all the way to the ground.
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"He indicated to me, 'I know what you have,' and I said to him, 'What do I have?' and in response he told me that I have a very large sum of money with a rubber band around it, and I told him that I was really grateful that he knew what I had because it absolutely put my mind at ease that it was going to the right person," she told Fox News.
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Finishes up 1.5 pct ** Downside reversal in the market's tech titans had them fail a big test on the charts ** That said, SPX was able to shrug off tech's sudden stumble on a growth to value rotation ** Nevertheless, SPX's severely overbought levels, extended monthly streaks, leave it vulnerable ** And although DJI had its best week of 23, surpassing 24k for first time, stretched run can lead to rubber band effect ** Vast majority of sectors rise; telecom, financials and industrials surge, while tech wobbles ** Financials soar 5.2 pct.
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There is no way to tell if the words incited the music; if the music, playing in the songwriter's head or in the studio as the song came together, incited the words; if a certain run on Michael Bloomfield's guitar or Al Kooper's electric piano put the feeling of a rubber band snapping back in your face as Dylan sang the line "Now the fifth daughter on the 12th night"; or if the words incited the musical phrases that made the words seem less written than preordained, facts outside time or intention.
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What is on my table: 1) on the box is an element that I am sewing together using folded and unfolded shreds; 2) the green shreds (yes, they are color coded) are laid out in rows of 20143 shreds because I started counting the folded shreds between the unfolded shreds; 3) always need to hydrate; 4) thread used to sew the shreds together; 5) the rubber band is used for finger stretching exercises during the day; 6) the box is from a soft brace I have to wear on the hand that I fold with (trigger finger and carpal tunnel are by products of my process); 7) a container holding the green shreds; 8) a white garbage bag holding the white shreds; 9) my computer which doesn't always come to my studio because it is too much of a distraction.
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