One person who might not want to run lines with Theroux?
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"She wouldn't even run lines with me," Theroux said on the show.
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But Callum and I would stay and run lines and work on the script.
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She gets a call from director Roman to come to the studio to run lines.
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She then recruited an audience member to run lines with her from a new script.
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Giolito would run lines with his mom when he was younger but found even that hard.
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He can run lines for a play in a hammock with his girlfriend Sally (Sarah Goldberg).
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A few days later my father had an appointment to meet Kevin at his apartment to run lines.
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B.D. and Bette run lines, and it becomes painfully clear that, in this family, talent skips a generation.
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FELDSTEIN I'm laughing because I had my mom run lines with me, and I wish I'd recorded it.
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When the two privately-run lines were unified with the city-run line in 1940, the fare remained a nickel.
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"I found out from three different people that the last thing he did just before he died was run lines with his assistant," Tarantino revealed.
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They spend a lot of time together, run lines together and have undeniable chemistry together — as evidenced by the two winding up back in bed.
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They were all really big fans of Bob's, and Bob walked over to Lance and was like 'hey, you want to run lines with me?
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Of being married to another person in the business, Glascott said the dynamic helps their relationship — especially when there's always someone there to run lines with!
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However, the state's long coastline and the associated danger of storm surge and seawater incursion make it impractical to run lines beneath the surface in some areas.
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Kinney, 34, also talks about giving Gaga support as she entered the acting world, with him and several Chicago Fire costars Eamonn Walker and Monica Raymund helping her run lines.
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Davis is then put in the position of having to run lines with her untalented daughter (Shipka's "bad acting" is very funny) while trying not to tell her how terrible she is.
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He and the other actors were subject to a true-to-life audition process, including having to run lines in different accents and act solo with a crowd of people watching the whole way through.
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While Heaton joked that they can get "confused" between their real relationship and that of their characters, Dyer said that it's nice to have someone to run lines with, especially because they are so comfortable together.
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This is a skill you want to hone before trying it on a sick person; and hiring professional actors to run lines with you—a method Sacks describes as "the gold standard"—is costly and not scalable.
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Toward the end of his remarks, Sandler ditched the Bobby Boucher voice to offer heartfelt appreciation to his daughters, Sunny and Sadie, for urging him to do "Uncut Gems," and his wife, Jackie, who helped him run lines for the film.
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In a clandestine confab, artists from the Public Theater and the Donmar Warehouse on Saturday met in the Lower Manhattan auditorium where "A Chorus Line" and "Hamilton" began so the actor Daniel Radcliffe (in the flesh) and the fugitive Edward J. Snowden (by video from Moscow) could run lines of Shakespeare.
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Or even before that when, as a 19-year-old, she would run lines with her mother, the actress Blythe Danner, and Danner noticed that it was all too easy for her, that there was something preternatural about her talent (an assessment one of her former co-stars also said to me almost verbatim).
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I think what a game does well is point out the absurdity of the situation; this debate often gets mired in a lot of seriousness, but if you step back and look at it like this sort of giant, Donkey Kong-style clusterfuck that it is, then maybe people can get a little bit more perspective on it and move toward actually figuring out a solution versus having hypothetical conversations about free markets versus state-run lines, nickel fares, and the legacy of the IRT.
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Wintour became a public supporter of the label, featuring their work in numerous issues of Vogue. In 2007 and 2009, respectively, Rodarte produced two limited-run lines of clothing with Gap and Target.
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Public transportation in Dutchess County is handled by Dutchess County Public Transit. Outside of the urbanized area of the county, most service is limited. Privately run lines connect Poughkeepsie to New Paltz and Beacon to Newburgh. For intercity bus service, Leprechaun Lines and Short Line Bus also operate some service through Poughkeepsie, Rhinebeck, and the southern part of the county.
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SMAT, Santa Maria Area Transit, is a local bus service provided by both city and county-run lines, it has recently expanded its services during the evening that stretch to 10:15 P.M. The Breeze Bus provides service to Lompoc, Vandenberg Air Force Base, and Santa Maria. RTA Route 10 connects Santa Maria and San Luis Obispo. The Guadalupe Flyer connects Santa Maria and Guadalupe. Long-distance intercity bus service is provided by Greyhound Lines.
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At age 16, Reid began his first job as a trainee installer at the Department of Posts and Telegraphs. The job involved connecting landline telephones to homes and businesses and scaling up telephone poles on the roadside to run lines. In 2005, Reid began his second job working for Eircom as an underground cable jointer and later qualified as a technician. By the time he left Eircom in 2010, he was Executive Director of Networks and Operations.
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In discussing adapting the book for the screen, director Mike Nichols commented, "For quite a long time we pushed pieces around, but then we went with the central story of a mother passing the baton to her daughter." He added "Carrie doesn't draw on her life any more than Flaubert did. It's just that his life wasn't so well known." Nichols began pre-production in New York, where he assembled a group of actors to run lines from the script in order to perfect it.
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When Ohio Bell refused to run lines to McClure's rural residents, they formed a separate company, with volunteer labor used to build lines connecting the residents. The new company in 1908 bought the Bell equipment, and in 1909 changed its name to the Citizens Mutual Telephone Co. Long Distance calls were routed via Bell System equipment in Napoleon to the toll center in Maumee, and onward. In the 1940s, the company opened a five-circuit toll line to Bowling Green, replacing the two-line circuit to Napoleon for long distance traffic.
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On 31 March 1920, the state railways (Länderbahnen) were formally merged into the new 'imperial' railway company, the Deutsche Reichsbahn and the branch line network in Bavaria, less a few privately run lines, transferred to the ownership of the German Reich and thereby became part of the Reichsbahn railway network. But the aftermath of World War I, the state of the economy and rampant inflation brought a halt to any significant further expansion. Of the 52 routes envisaged in 1920, only the stub from Zwiesel to Bodenmais in 1928 and the link from Kinding to Beilngries in 1929 were built.
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The "swivel method", or "fan method" as it is referred to by professionals, uses a series of strokes combined with turns that hold the water away from the leading edge of the squeegee; when the turn is completed in the opposing direction, there is no water and no dirt left isolated. However straight strokes, either horizontally or vertically are normally much more efficient than “fanning”. If a few spots are missed, a chamois leather cloth works better for touch up than a towel of cloth or paper. Using a squeegee for window cleaning may sometimes produce run lines.
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The Little Miami Railroad's Car Shops and Roundhouse at Pendleton, Ohio, around 1854 Revenues from local agricultural shipments were promising enough to enable the line to upgrade to heavier rails and make other improvements during the 1850s. By this time, the line gained the reputation for being one of the best-run lines in the nation. But by 1853, the first of the three railway systems from the Eastern Seaboard that would be built across the Alleghenies and reach Ohio had linked up with the growing railway network in place in Ohio. It became possible to travel from western Ohio to points in the East.
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Barasat Basirhat Railway (BBR) was a 2 ft 6 in (762 mm) gauge railway line started by Martin & Co. in 1914 as part of their wide network of narrow gauge operations under the name of Martin's Light Railways. The line connected the two towns of Barasat and Basirhat near Calcutta (now Kolkata), in West Bengal, India. The line was closed in 1955, after Indian independence (in 1947), when all privately run lines were taken over by the government or were closed. BBR got a fresh lease of life when Indian Railways placed the line under its Eastern Railways zone, Sealdah division and converted the route partly to broad gauge in 1962.
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While the "mother" survey ship would take soundings in deep water, "chicks" (smaller boats, initially rowed and later steam-powered) would run lines of soundings from the shore to deep water, using a lead line. Sounding positions were fixed by reading sextant angles between the three nearest control points, and were then plotted on a field chart. Soundings were taken at all stages of the tide, and were later corrected for the height of the tide to reduce them to a common datum (a quantity or set of quantities that serve as a reference or basis for calculation of other quantities). On completion of a survey, the tides and datum were related to a permanent bench mark for use in future surveys.
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In 1707 he was appointed one of the commissioners to settle with Massachusetts the northern boundary of Rhode Island, and two years later he was appointed to a committee to run lines between the two colonies. In 1715, he and Andrew Harris were appointed by the Assembly to transcribe and to prepare for the press all the laws of the colony, and in 1719 he was allowed ten pounds for his efforts to get the laws printed. In 1727 he was selected to complete the term as Deputy Governor of Jonathan Nichols who had died in office. He served under Joseph Jenckes who had just taken office the same year, and then was selected for the same position in 1728 for another year.
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Broad Street Station, 1908, replaced a station lost in the great 1900 Hull–Ottawa fire Before the turn of the twentieth century, several railway companies had run lines into the city and had begun to build railway stations. In chronological order: #New Edinburgh: Bytown and Prescott Railway #Broad Street: Canada Central Railway, QMO&O;: 1870, 1881, 1896, 1900 #Elgin Street: Canada Atlantic Railway: early 1880s #Nicholas Street at Mann Avenue: Ottawa and New York Railway: 1895 Broad Street, in the Lebreton Flats area, was the site of several stations including the first Union station (1881), which perished by fire in 1896 and again in 1900 and was rebuilt each time. The last one closed in 1920. Broad Street was near the Prince of Wales Bridge, the link to Montreal via the north shore of the Ottawa River.
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Hood took Ma Sophie into service as a tender, charging her captain, Lieutenant William Donnett, with watching the channel between Diamond Rock and Martinique for enemy vessels. Donnett made frequent visits to the rock to gather the thick, broad-leaved grass to be woven into sailors' hats, and a spinach-like plant called callaloo, that when boiled and served daily, kept the crews of Centaur and Ma Sophie from scurvy and was a nice addition to a menu too long dominated by salt beef. Aided by calm weather, the British were able to run lines ashore and hoist two 18-pounder cannons to the summit of the rock.The Diamond Rock Affair Genealogy of The Westcotts of Honiton The British hastily built fortifications and supplied the position with food and water for a garrison of two lieutenants and 120 men under the command of Lieutenant James Wilkes Maurice, Hood's first lieutenant.
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