But watch what happens when she runs down the guest list.
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Stars explode when their fuel runs down and the core collapses.
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Will Britain hold a second election before the Brexit clock runs down?
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But the bezel that runs down the middle is hard to ignore.
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"Ah, fucker shot me," Perez yells, as she runs down the sidewalk.
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The third runs down a North African bean stew with winter squash.
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It runs down the back of my hair and onto the floor.
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First, Pornhub runs down the most popular clothing searches on its site.
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Beer runs down her face as she chugs it by the pint.
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He runs down the F.B.I., the intelligence community, his own attorney general.
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"I've seen the Yankees come back from eight runs down," she said.
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He runs down the street, looks at the sign and runs back.
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Zack Beauchamp runs down all the latest claims and counter-claims here.
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Linea Alba is named for the fibrous line that runs down our abdomen.
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The stream of foam runs down his spine and right between his cheeks.
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Our reporter Michael Barbaro runs down the big stories and the big ideas.
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Vox's Alexia Fernández Campbell runs down the different legal risks associated with that meeting.
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Then a man on fire runs down the stairs, and the real movie begins.
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A laser runs down the arms of LIGO and Virgo's three L-shaped detectors.
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Meanwhile, partisan liberal media runs down Trump more than it discusses its own candidate.
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The streetcar runs down Woodward Avenue, one of the city's most important commercial arteries.
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As the adults drank cocktails on the lawn, kids took runs down the hill.
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In it, he runs down his reasoning for voting in favor of a strike.
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Like, the moment when she runs down a country road to meet her true love.
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Bridgette runs down a gynecologist's office, butt out in her hospital gown, screaming about kegels.
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Perhaps they sense us, their ghostly visitors; perhaps a chill runs down their ceramic spines.
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He makes you go for the lines, and he runs down a lot of balls.
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Next, he runs down the hallways of the sub, package flopping about in the breeze.
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It also has reflective piping that runs down the side of the jacket for visibility.
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The Rockies rallied from three runs down early to take the lead in the sixth.
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The details will matter a lot, and the Washington Post runs down some options here.
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I love how this entry just kisses Dorothy Parker's SATIRES, which runs down from 5.
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Romell Quioto of Honduras slips behind Mexico's back line and runs down a long pass.
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Wild boars forage for acorns on the land, which runs down to a sandy cove.
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Hashtag Burgers, the company who runs Down N' Out, declined to comment when contacted by Mashable.
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Vox's Zack Beauchamp runs down why we really should be worried by Trump's stance on Moscow.
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You can't hold your breath while they do it because the water runs down your sinuses.
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Hale's white shoes pick up on the stripe that runs down the side of her trousers.
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The town's most distinguishing marker, however, is the line that runs down its middle, Route 206.
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Plug-in hybrids can drive in electric mode or use gas when the battery runs down.
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WATCH: Cramer runs down stocks in the cloud space Disclosure: Cramer's charitable trust owns shares of Twilio.
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Residents joined in with their bare hands, increasingly desperate as the clock for finding survivors runs down.
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How did we get to this place, where a man literally runs down Muslim worshippers leaving prayer?
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The other cheerleaders assume Camille has her period when a streak of blood runs down her thigh.
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She runs down a few of the dangers the singer could be facing ... again, in Jillian's eyes.
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He is like the guy who constantly runs down the street whenever a car alarm goes off.
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Go deeper: Quartz' Akshat Rathi runs down the companies the Gates-led fund has recently announced it's funding.
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The Mets, whose biggest single-game comeback was from eight runs down against the Houston Astros on Sept.
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On his daily runs down the river path, he began to notice the jagged stones along the shore.
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When Rob runs down her top five heartbreaks in flashback, the list includes women as well as men.
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But in the long term, it could be bullish for prices as China runs down its massive stockpiles.
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The split runs down the middle of the bird simply because vertebrates develop in a bilaterally symmetrical way.
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They begin to form a river that runs down her neck, staining her shirt with Rorschach-like inkblots.
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She'll bring it back in tomorrow, she tells herself as she runs down the five flights of stairs.
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The cop runs down the suspect with his vehicle, knocking him down by bashing him with his car's door.
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One of the features we love about Medium is the comments feature that runs down the right-hand-side.
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In FiveThirtyEight, Perry Bacon runs down the long list of how the Republican Party has changed since Bush's presidency.
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Yacoubian likened Syria's M5 to the I-95 corridor that runs down the East Coast of the United States.
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The car's battery pack is T-shaped and runs down the center of the car and under the back seats.
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Its flu-like symptoms are usually followed by a distinctive, splotchy red rash that runs down from head to feet.
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One of those fabrics, a white nylon spandex mix called H1, runs down the suit's arms and legs in patches.
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Midfielder Luka Modric pulled the strings while captain Darijo Srna bagged three assists with darting runs down the right flank.
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Once the battery runs down, you plug in the cord and listen to them like a wired pair of headphones.
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The toad is tan in color, with two brown dots and a dark brown stripe that runs down its back.
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Flake's new book -- "Conscience of a Conservative" -- runs down Trump and the Republican Party that accepted him as its nominee.
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A row of pillars runs down the center of the studio-theater at Gibney Dance: Agnes Varis Performing Arts Center.
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A fitness fad -- mainly found on models -- consisting of a crease that runs down the center of a fit stomach.
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Your character has just received the ball, runs down the field, and has to make the first of many choices.
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The top membership now costs $50,000 for 303 days of track time and runs down to $10,000 for 60 days.
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A boy says, "These sneakers are just what I need for the new year" as he runs down the hallway.
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And the fullbacks, Dani Alves on the right and Jordi Alba on the left, were making penetrating runs down the flanks.
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Locking eyes with the young butcher, the young mailman, blood runs down their pantyhose and forms hot pools on the sidewalk.
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To protect prisoners from each other, Baltimore installed a partition in police vans that runs down the middle front to back.
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The vas deferens carries mature sperm to the urethra, which runs down the middle of the penis to the outside world.
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That's because I generally charge the Pixel 3 XL while I'm at work because the battery percentage runs down surprisingly quickly.
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They rallied from four runs down in the ninth inning to eliminate San Francisco, which had won 10 consecutive elimination games.
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The Apple-focused website 9-to-5-Mac runs down the similarities in more detail: And to this I say: Good.
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Crossing that entry is 4D's "News highlights," which runs down from the top of the grid, making the answer (TOP) STORIES.
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Each square of seaweed is not wrapped or rolled, but softly bent into a U. Warm rice runs down the hollow.
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If you look at the creature itself, it has this black hood on that also runs down the bridge of its nose.
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He also gets a gnarly scar that runs down the whole left side of his head, making him look cool and scary.
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A debonair man in a suit runs down the hallway of a rustic European mansion as a new-age beat keeps tempo.
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In the video, officers pump Sterling's chest as the man's blood runs down the sidewalk and a woman screams in the background.
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The latest update comes as the clock runs down on the chances of finding the vessel before its air supply runs out.
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They shut out the Yankees in Game 218 of the division series, and rallied from five runs down to win Game 2171.
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There's one in Nottinghamshire in an old mining village where the street runs down to a double pithead that's long been closed.
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And with that glance I feel a prickling in my skin that runs down my spine, and my sense of place shifts.
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Footage from the squad car and a body camera released by authorities show Saulters driving behind Patmon as he runs down a street.
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And we are determined here in Montgomery to work and fight until justice runs down like water, and righteousness like a mighty stream.
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The New Yorker runs down the exchange: ABC's Martha Raddatz tried to pin down Clinton's advocacy of a no-fly zone in Syria.
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The fast bowler accepts it is difficult to bowl fast while also sticking to the line and length to keep the runs down.
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A cable car line usually runs down the street from my place, and I'd gotten used to the sound of it trudging by.
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Catching his error too late, Majid hops out of the cab and runs down Toronto's one-way streets, looking for his lost love.
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But that worry lifted when I came to the dramatic stairway next to the relatively new funicular that runs down to the valley.
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"It's been really stark raving mad, a real out-of-control madhouse," says Cova, as he runs down the list of destructive fires.
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I get ready for work while J runs down to the lobby get coffee, Nesquik for L., and strawberry yogurt for my breakfast.
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"I'm a bit of a futurist," she said, sitting at the rustic farm table that runs down the center of the narrow storefront.
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It's a huge waste of space, and despite what you may think, the bezel that runs down the middle never gets easier to ignore.
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An asylum-seeking boy from Central America runs down a hallway after arriving from an immigration detention center to a shelter in San Diego.
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But if the clock runs down and both sides start blaming each other for being too intransigent, no deal could still happen by accident.
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With the audience in stadium seating that runs down both sides of the long stage, the effect was like watching a three-ring circus.
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She was seeking her first Olympic medal, and after four runs down an icy 1.1-mile skeleton course, she was sure she had succeeded.
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Dave Itzkoff runs down some of the pieces on sale and considers why they may have appealed to the late, great actor and comedian.
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Participants are taught the basics of using a sled and then take several runs down a paved luge course on a sled with wheels.
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A large blue tear, matching the color of his short-sleeved shirt, runs down the black cheek of the male figure in the middle.
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Route 17, with office buildings, hotels and chain restaurants, runs down the town's eastern edge, and Teterboro Airport is just on the other side.
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As she runs down a filthy alley, from darkness to light, she breaks into a joyful grin: she's clearly happier than she's ever been.
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Neymar, however, could find no way through as his runs down the left were repeatedly blocked and he was reduced to desperate appeals for penalties.
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After he runs down a list of friends who've died, he sings, "I wish that list would be finished," and his voice cracks just so.
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She runs down the hall and throws her arms around him as party guests, many who have known Ms. Smith since birth, hoot their approval.
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They deflected questions about whether their efforts could help position them for presidential runs down the line, saying they were just interested in bolstering Trump.
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The giant marquee — a five-story vertical "HOTEL" that runs down the original barrel chute of the old cooperage — is a fixture of the neighborhood.
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Nope, because there's a giant bezel that runs down the middle, and its square aspect ratio makes for a lot of wasted space while watching videos.
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The pound fell 1.3 percent against the U.S. dollar on Thursday morning, and will probably weaken further as the clock runs down without a clear solution.
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In each case, one entry runs down — through diagonal G-E-N-E — and down; one runs across — through diagonal G-E-N-E — and across.
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In a single tracking shot that runs down West 17th Street, the pair howls profanities at each other like a blacked-out couple on spring break.
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The power runs down into an extremely beefy 3000 watt hybrid Magnum Energy inverter/charger, and then into a custom built 33 amp-hour lithium battery array.
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Hefti and the brakeman Alex Baumann were 0.18 of a second faster than the Americans Steven Holcomb and Carlo Valdes over two runs down the Olympia course.
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Against a muffled guitar line and bullish drums, he runs down a list of sharp-ended beliefs, methodically undercutting flimsy concepts like the All Lives Matter movement.
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Every month, Business Insider runs down the most anticipated new shows thanks to data from television-tracking app TV Time (based on its 12 million global users).
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Sonneborn, who is a Democrat, also runs down the issues that are important to him, such as LGBTQ rights, healthcare for all, the environment, economy, and education.
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When drops are too big, the overflow runs down the face or drains into the body through the ducts in the corner of the eye, he said.
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For this movie, he had to reconceive the proscenium—that metaphorical boundary that runs down the front of the stage—as a moving thing, for the camera.
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"We love his energy and his enthusiasm, but we just can't get thrown out there three runs down with (one) out," San Francisco manager Bruce Bochy said.
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Mr. G also runs down the songs he picked for the private show and says he was just flattered to be a part of their intimate moment.
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Whereas a woman's clock typically slows in her 603s and runs down by age 260 or so, it can go on ticking almost indefinitely for a man.
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When I attempt to clean those spots with some liquid cleaners, the cleaner runs down the panel before I can get my cloth in there to clean.
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But instead of Panik holding at third with the Giants two runs down, he made a dash for the plate and was thrown out to end the inning.
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With captions like, "the main corridor runs down the middle of the building," it's hard to shake the feeling that Bloomberg was just as unimpressed as we are.
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When we arrive at the beach, Harry runs down the end of the Venice Beach Boardwalk up to a railing that protects people from falling onto the rocks.
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To actually win, you'll need to be on the app as soon as the clock runs down, and a helpful push notification lets you know when it's close.
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It was a staggering performance, with all the explicit sexuality of "Squeeze me baby, 'till the juice runs down my leg" coming across in Robert Plant's rasping vocals.
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Rodrigo Matheus's "Scene Game," a long wall of curtains and other props sourced from a New York prop house, runs down the middle of the main gallery room.
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Electric current runs down through the pipe, into the floor, up the walls, over the ceiling and back into the pipe, looping at 1.3 million times per second.
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So I started searching around, and suddenly this huge creature darts out from under the bed and runs down to the cellar, and I thought, 'What was that?
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During my time at the track, there was a stiff headwind, and it took me four runs down the strip to go from 11.4 seconds to 10.98 seconds.
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Ambrose cut a kind of cool promo in a darkened parking lot, but that mostly faded to the standard arena promos where the heel runs down the audience.
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All they have to do is put it in the freezer when the wax runs down, pop it out with a knife, and run it through the dishwasher.
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Zuma is known as the Teflon president, for his ability to survive scandal, but as the clock runs down on 2017 he is at his most vulnerable yet.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's top negotiators are headed to Beijing next week to continue trade talks as the clock runs down ahead of a March 1 deadline.
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The Dodgers are two runs down in the seventh inning but the bases are loaded, and Jackie Robinson hits a high pop-up into the wind and sun.
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Her middle child, George, 3, goofs with the doctor when she tries to give him a shot, then runs down the hallway with his pants around his ankles.
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Unlike the Samsung Galaxy Fold, which also folds, a hinge runs down the middle, which should prevent damage, since there's not a single screen across the entire inside.
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It's fun to watch Constance bend the world to her indomitable will, but that only takes her so far as she runs down false lead after false lead.
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Science runs down some of the other extensive funding boosts for science and medical research in congressional leaders' budget plan: Research on antibiotic resistance goes up $50 million.
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The Galaxy S7 Edge is distinguished from its Samsung sibling by the little strip of a display that runs down the curved side of its main 5.5-inch screen.
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The Galaxy S7 Edge is distinguished from its Samsung sibling by the little strip of a display that runs down the curved side of its main 53-inch screen.
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On May 9, Brown ordered water regulators to extend some drought protections, such as a prohibition on irrigating lawns and landscape so intensely that water runs down the sidewalk.
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For an even more detailed look at Infinite Warfare's multiplayer you can check out the multiplayer overview video that runs down the new weapons, weapon customization, perks and more.
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She already has over 50 tattoos, and her most recent addition runs down the entire length of her chest, from her sternum down to just above her belly button.
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In the movie, she runs down the advantages of each guy with a friend, but you could also speak to a therapist or just jot down notes to yourself.
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Between the early and late 1950s, all three used a medium that shared qualities we associate with watercolor, the way it bleeds and runs down the surface, for example.
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Jon runs down all the ways to kill a wight, and Cersei accepts a truce but with one condition: Jon must remain neutral, and not take sides in the conflict.
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In their division series, they rallied from three runs down in the ninth inning to finish off battle-tested San Francisco, which had won a record 25 consecutive elimination games.
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The letter runs down all the usual suspects: climate change, "dead zones" in the oceans, threats to fresh water and forests, the extinction of some animals and unsustainable population growth.
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The Beavers, who have not lost since April 29, showed just how good they are, coming back from four runs down in the fourth to beat the Titans, 6-5.
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Game notes: The comeback kids: The Nationals are the first team in MLB history to rally from 3 or more runs down twice in elimination games during the same postseason.
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A mirror sits at each end of the detectors with a laser that emanates from the bend in the detector, split so that it runs down the length of both arms.
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Brock Holt hit his first career grand slam and had a career-high five RBIs as Boston (2-1) rallied from five runs down to beat Toronto 8-7 on Friday.
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When she wins, Jackson (Jesse Williams) accepts on her behalf and runs down the list of people Mer knows who have died in the last 14 years that we've known her.
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Justine Skye eloquently runs down her list in this track, only to come to the realization that since she can't make the perfect man she'll work on making herself better instead.
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Every time the dog comes hurtling toward her, a chill runs down her back and a pulse of odor leaves her skin, an odor that the dog picks up at once.
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Zuleta lives in a modest rented place on what used to be the wrong side of the tracks, in East Menlo Park, east of Route 101 that runs down the Valley.
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You shear a sheep: T his involves a lot of wrestling while wielding a clipping shear that runs down the body, shaving the hair as close as possible to the skin.
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The RGB strip that runs down the middle of the phone's back can be customized to "mimic your gaming persona" (whatever that means) and can output up to 16 million different colors.
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A vertical seam that runs down the center of the painting effectively divides the pastel into two paintings, with Joseph's left hand drawn into John's frame to create the illusion of seamlessness.
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Brewers 23, Cubs 21 Ben Gamel and Tyler Saladino hit back-to-back homers in the sixth inning to help Milwaukee come from five runs down to beat visiting Chicago in Phoenix.
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An entire can of black spray paint is pointed at a single spot on each work and emptied so that the enamel eventually pools and runs down the panel onto the floor.
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Nguyen says the team wanted the animation to feel "tactile;" when Anne runs down a flight of stairs, you can see her feet hit each and every step on the way down.
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Still, as one runs down the list of players who will be heading to San Diego for next week's All-Star Game, it is hard to miss the fingerprints of Theo Epstein.
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Then JPJ runs down to the ocean, catches a large fish with his bare hands, and tells Tayshia to kiss it, perfectly demonstrating why she feels the way she does about him.
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It also runs down what would be included in a downloadable Snapchat data request: account information, login history, recent snap history and chat history, location and search history, friends list, and more.
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It is conceived as a tart, with a meringue crust and a whipped-cream topping; once it is sliced into a white wedge, bright yellow passion-fruit curd runs down its sides.
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But Duke said that about 10 years ago, he started to experience pain because something was wrong with his sciatic nerve, the nerve that runs down a person's neck and into their legs.
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This ensures that nothing runs down the drain and allows us to use the gray water, leftover from our washing, for other items -- such as our garden, which once verdant, is increasingly brown.
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Whereas in the book and 1989 movie, Gage was killed by a truck, in the 2019 version, both Creed kids are in the road when a truck exceeding 100 MPH runs down the road.
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Matt Duffy hit a two-run blast for his first homer of the season for Tampa Bay, which dropped its sixth straight after coming from four runs down to beat Boston in the opener.
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WASHINGTON — The empty streetcars started their test runs down H Street more than a year ago, a slow-rolling taunt for a fast-changing neighborhood left to wonder when the line might finally open.
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Heat degrades the battery's potential to hold a charge, which is why your phone runs down faster in the heat of the summer or when you use it for an extended period of time.
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Just to further drive home the point, I can use my favorite video analysis techniques (using Tracker Video Analysis) to get the position of both Wilson and the ball as he runs down the field.
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Refinery activity started to slow down from record highs reached a month ago with crude runs down 442,000 bpd and utilization rates off 2.2 percentage points to 95.4 percent of nationwide capacity, EIA data showed.
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This sentiment resonates in other traditionally conservative parts of California, including large swaths of the Central Valley, which runs down the state, and it mirrors red and blue tensions felt in areas across the country.
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When Toby runs down her own list of achievements beside Dick's, claiming her place as an artist and scholar, her insistence that "we should be able to study beauty too" hit me in the gut.
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During the first 45 minutes, the 26-year-old Villarreal starter covered an extensive amount of area in the midfield, created dangerous runs down the right side of the field, and provided a goal and assist.
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On Monday, Democratic Governor Jerry Brown ordered state water regulators to extend some drought protections, such as a prohibition on irrigating lawns and landscape so intensely that water runs down the sidewalk or into the street.
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Mr. López's alcapurrias, though, are very good, even if the picadillo that runs down the middle of a tube of mashed fried plantains like the graphite in a pencil could be seasoned a little more forcefully.
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Just then, in Panama City, Torres, the burly central defender from the Seattle Sounders, is chewing up turf as he runs down the center-forward channel like a striker .... Torres scores a late winner for Panama.
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They stayed in the wild-card race, fought back from 2 runs down in the 1933th inning of their wild-card game against the Brewers and won 2 elimination games against the Dodgers in the NLDS.
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The powerful longtime lawmaker wasn't much threatened, but he decided to retire after 40 years, leading to a clown-car primary for the limousine-liberal district that runs down from Malibu along some of California's priciest coastline.
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After losing four of five, the Cardinals rallied from two runs down in the eighth inning Saturday to forge a tie before getting a walk-off, two-run homer from Tommy Pham for a 6-4 victory.
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Athletics 7, White Sox 6 Stephen Piscotty and Matt Olson homered, and Nick Martini drove in the go-ahead run in the eighth inning as visiting Oakland came back from five runs down to knock off Chicago.
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Clock ticks in search for missing submarine The search for a missing Argentine submarine becomes increasingly desperate as the clock runs down on hopes of finding the vessel's 44 crew members before their air supply runs out.
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LONDON (Reuters) - After months of fretting about the impact on euro governments' relative debt costs when the European Central Bank eventually runs down its bond-buying program, the expected quake never happened as the "taper talk" began.
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As the clock runs down, Lebanon's government has said it will announce a decision this week on its Eurobonds, which include a $1.2 billion issue maturing on March 9 and others that mature in April and June.
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Jeff, a blocked writer, hears Sandy, and it's sweet to watch as he stands near her, taking it all in, while she runs down the list of what she won't get, and how she won't get it.
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CHICAGO — Matt Davidson delivered a two-out RBI single in the ninth inning for the winning run as the Chicago White Sox rallied from six runs down to beat the Toronto Blue Jays 23-6 on Monday night.
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Near the end of the book, she runs down several of the most fundamental suggestions in just a few paragraphs that can be taped to the computer screen of anyone doing their own research: Don't stage a drowning.
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The spot runs down clips of Cruz referring to Social Security as a "Ponzi scheme," calling to prosecute Planned Parenthood, promising to eliminate five government agencies, defending his role in the 2013 government shutdown and touting gun rights.
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The intensity of the debate is surprising, given that its proximate cause is a rather mundane bit of road construction and whether to add a traffic roundabout on Route 2146, which runs down the spine of this peninsula.
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There are four theme pairs today, twinned for you in the clues — each pair consists of an across entry (at 23, 35, 66 and 93) and an entry that runs down and diagonal, and those two entries cross.
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For a few blocks, the boundary runs down the middle of Valley Forge Road, named for the spot nearby where George Washington and his army huddled in the winter of 1777 in the fight for American self-government.
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Hunter Renfroe highlighted a five-run 12th inning with his third home run of the game, and the San Diego Padres rallied from seven runs down to beat the Colorado Rockies 16-12 in Denver on Friday night.
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International expansion will include Europe and the US. AMP in February posted a full year loss of $344 million, a 135% drop on the $972 million profit of the year before, as its wealth protection insurance business runs down.
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But what is the Archbishop of Canterbury, who heads both the Church of England and the worldwide Anglican Communion, supposed to do when the nation is bitterly divided, and the split runs down the middle of his own flock?
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KEY TO SUCCESS Shaqiri&aposs runs down the wings were a constant threat to Serbia&aposs defense, while the Swiss midfield recovered after a shaky start to dominate in the same way it did against Brazil in their first match.
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In the table below, Citywire runs down the top 217 portfolio managers in America over the last three years on a risk-adjusted basis for the amount of value they added above their benchmarks for every unit of risk taken.
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Before a crowd of spectators, the blue and orange, spacecraft-like vehicle with a high tail and long, rocket-shaped nose made two test runs down a 1.7-mile (2.7 km) track, attaining 200 mph (320 kmh) in about nine seconds.
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Every month, Business Insider runs down the most anticipated new shows thanks to data from television-tracking appTV Time, derived from its millions of users around the world who use the app to track and react to what they're watching.
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Every month, Business Insider runs down the five most anticipated new shows using data from television-tracking app TV Time, derived from its millions of users around the world who use the app to track and react to what they're watching.
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There is basically a diving platform that goes off the front of the boat, and a guy runs down the platform, jumps off, and then uses his body weight to push a 15-foot, 16-foot bamboo spear into the whale.
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And now I'm watching Skiba, my peer, on the other side of this barricade, playing for a park full of fans while sweat runs down my back and I contemplate the social etiquette of asking him if I can borrow $4,000.
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EditorsNote: Minor fixes throughout Hunter Renfroe highlighted a five-run 24th inning with his third home run of the game, and the San Diego Padres rallied from seven runs down to beat the Colorado Rockies 21-27 in Denver on Friday night.
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I realized I have a cowlick that runs down the back of my head from the north east corner to the middle of the back of my scalp, and instead of blowing in the wind, my hair would just fall flat. Cute.
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The Spitzes give chase when Juan Carlos tries to escape and in what might be the most unbelievable part of the movie, Audrey runs down a race car driver despite being in a manual sports car and never having driven stick before.
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But the absolute pinnacle of this permutation of panic has already been compiled by Wesley Yin-Poole for Eurogamer, in which he runs down the list of breathless tabloid articles warning of safety risks posed by the game—particularly, of course, to children.
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When Ohio State needs to convert a key in key situations, opponents know what's coming: the Buckeyes snap the ball directly to their runner, who either throws the ball to the perimeter or runs down the Main Street behind his lead blockers.
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This chart from NASA runs down when the eclipse begins and ends, along with when totality (those precious minutes where the moon completely covers the sun, and day turns into night) begins and ends, for each time zone in the United States.
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Cruise line: Viking River CruisesLength of trip: 12 daysPrices start at: $4,899 per guestViking, which specializes in river cruises, runs a 12-day program called "Pharaohs and Pyramids" that begins in Cairo and runs down the Nile River before returning to Cairo.
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Wonder Woman is an origin story, and as such it runs down everything you need to know about Diana – where she's from, how she was raised, what her purpose in life is, and how she came to be the fearless heroine we know and love.
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But the absolute pinnacle of this permutation of panic has already been compiled by Wesley Yin-Poole for Euro gamer, in which he runs down the list of breathless tabloid articles warning of safety risks posed by the game—particularly, of course, to children.
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Besides, a hands-on, face-to-face murder might tarnish Batman as a hero — though given the number of people he guns down or runs down in the film, his status as a cold-blooded killer doesn't seem to have been much of a concern.
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Instead, each tube develops into its own structure, forming two uteruses, which sometimes have one cervix (opening) into one vagina, or in Nicci's case, forms a thin wall of tissue that runs down the length of the vagina and divides it into two openings.
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Many people trying to use forecasts like those provided by the National Hurricane Center, however, do not fully understand the cone of probability and focus instead on the line that runs down the middle, taking it as an accurate prediction of the storm's path.
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Orioles 7, Yankees 4 | 11 innings When a team surprisingly has the best record in baseball, a backup catcher and a backup shortstop playing like All-Stars, and a recent rally from eight runs down for a win, a manager might have a little hubris.
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"The Apennine mountain belt which runs down the spine of Italy is gradually being stretched in a northeast-southwest direction by tectonic forces at a rate of around 3 mm (0.12 inches) per year," said Richard Walters, lecturer in Earth Sciences at Britain's Durham University.
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Of all the major sports, baseball benefits the least from high-definition technology: The greens are nuclear, and the extreme close-ups really aren't good for much beyond showing you the path taken by a sweat bead as it runs down a pitcher's face.
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The elevated median that runs down the MOUT's main boulevard, a feature typical of African and Middle Eastern cities, is the kind that almost ensnared the vehicles of agents responding to the 2012 attacks on the American diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya in 2012.
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"Making money and doing good are integrally linked because the core that runs down them is that today you have to stand for something," Duschinsky, who is CEO of communications agency The Conversation Farm, said on the sidelines of the Future Opportunities entrepreneurship conference in Kuala Lumpur.
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All over the Table Mountain Reserve -- the mountainous nature reserve that runs down the spine of urban Cape Town -- dried out rivers, streams and waterfalls are once again flowing, while the abundant floral richness of Cape Town and its hinterland is blooming in all its magnificent glory.
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Her overall posture is recognizably true to life, but a single hooked line runs down through her cheek into a heavily stylized clavicle — and lest you forget for even an instant that you're looking at an artifice, Schiele puts his cartouche-like signature right in the middle.
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In John Grisham's latest thriller, the inspiration-starved Mercer spends a lot of time moaning about her lack of juicy subject matter, even as she runs down clues to the Fitzgerald theft and befriends a cunning rare-book dealer she suspects may be the crime's mastermind.
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"On the rear of the front seats the same brogue detailing that is found in a DB11 runs down the [center] of the seat and the doors have been trimmed with leather to provide passengers with comfortable touch points during their flight," Airbus wrote in a statement.
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When Jane runs down the beach with grim determination — and then when Madeline and Celeste join her — he has them run straight at the camera, then pans around to show them all in a row, three incredibly different women nonetheless pumping their arms and legs in unison.
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As Rene & Ray's "Queen of My Heart" plays in the background, and the juice of the Marin's chipotle-sauced ribs runs down the chins of all of the Raiders fans chomping away under the LA skies, I have a feeling that that's going to happen sooner rather than later.
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Clock runs down for privacy legislation 2019 was supposed to be the year that Congress passed a national privacy law, but it's not looking good, David McCabe reports: The Senate Judiciary Committee sent letters earlier this year to companies asking about their data collection practices, according to a source.
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She remains at her best in intricate bits like one sending up the impossibility of a woman "having it all": She runs down a litany of unrealistic expectations for women before juxtaposing it with the simplicity of male ambition, which involves a sandwich and part of the garage.
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Kim Ok-bin No single movie scene this year brought me as much satisfaction as the climactic action sequence in The Villainess, in which anti-heroine Sook-hee (Kim Ok-bin) runs down a speeding bus, leaps onto the back of it and hacks her way inside with a hatchet.
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He is just about the only Padre of any renown who might be better next year than he is right now, the only one in pursuit of something other than good-feeling flashbacks, but ten runs down with a high fastball coming in, he seemed happy to play the old part.
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And then there's the Pride March, the big event on Sunday, the 252th, which this year runs down Fifth Avenue from 22000th Street to the Village, makes a turn and then heads up Seventh Avenue past the Stonewall Inn (sight of the uprising 22015 years ago) and then up to Chelsea.
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Yoon weaves brief narratives from bit players (an immigration lawyer in love with his paralegal, a just-barely-hanging-on security guard, a grieving drunken driver who almost runs down Natasha) and interstitial entries on topics like "Hair: An African-American History" into the overarching love story between Daniel and Natasha.
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One of Morgan's remarkable achievements in this novel is to wind all the clocks at once: a mortal one, which stops too soon ("time is a horse you never have to whip"); a historical one, which stops when memory runs down; and a cosmological one, which never stops at all.
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Kylie Jenner has long said that she "loves" the lengthy scar that runs down her left leg — and now she's showing it off on the cover of GQ. The beauty mogul, 20, appears with boyfriend Travis Scott, on the magazine's August cover, wearing a black bodysuit with her left leg front and center.
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Although the Fed made the predicted 5 basis point cut to the interest it pays on banks excess reserves a technical move to ease money market tightness as it runs down its balance sheet - chairman Jerome Powell was unwavering on the rate outlook and said the relapse in inflation rates was likely temporary.
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EditorsNote: Fixes Piscotty's HR total in 5th graf Stephen Piscotty and Matt Olson homered, and Nick Martini drove in the go-ahead run in the eighth inning as the visiting Oakland A's came back from five runs down to knock off the Chicago White Sox 03-6 on Saturday at Guaranteed Rate Field.
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Although the Fed made the predicted 5 basis point cut to the interest it pays on banks' excess reserves – a technical move to ease money market tightness as it runs down its balance sheet - chairman Jerome Powell was unwavering on the rate outlook and said the relapse in inflation rates was likely temporary.
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Although the Fed made the predicted 5 basis point cut to the interest it pays on banks excess reserves a technical move to ease money market tightness as it runs down its balance sheet - chairman Jerome Powell was unwavering on the rate outlook and said the recent relapse in inflation rates was likely temporary.
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That is code for the choice they may well face as the clock runs down next week between swallowing another year or two of uncertainty over the fate of Europe's second-ranked economy, or putting an end to the debacle and triggering a major upheaval in trade and foreign relations that would damage the continent.
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Since the early 1900s, oil and gas have been pulled from the ground here, a vast stretch of arid plains in a valley that runs down from Yellowstone National Park — an almost lunar landscape dotted with dry clumps of sagebrush, and rock formations adorned with the petroglyphs etched by Native American tribes, which have inhabited the area for centuries.
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It just happens this way, you bend to the cup, the sea-reaching stream runs down somewhere below our angle of view— though on a good day you hear it, I see you hear it—straightening itself as it goes, going down to go faster, at some point merging and merging, splitting its waters, gathering, a slope will help it.
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"I don't know if he's too happy with me right now," Spinger said after his two-run home run off former University of Connecticut teammate Matt Barnes in the sixth inning was the difference as the Houston Astros charged from four runs down and ended the Boston Red Sox' five-game winning streak with a 7-6 victory in the rain at Fenway Park.
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There was also one oddity at the corner of Wabash and Adams, where because of the bridge for the El-train that runs down Wabash, I was able to get 5G with speeds in excess of 500 Mbps on the west of the bridge, but just by crossing the street to the east of the bridge, data speeds were cut almost in half down to 239 Mbps down.
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In a recent article for MTV, Teo Bugbee runs down Lively's many failures, noting their inability to fell the movie star: Nothing can kill Blake Lively — not bad reviews, not bad box office numbers, not her lifestyle brand collapsing, not clueless comments about her Oakland booty, and not even Lively skeptic Megan Ellison, who dropped out as a financier on Steven Soderbergh's Side Effects until Soderbergh promised to replace Lively with Rooney Mara.
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Democrats endorsed additional "border security" and President Trump opined that a wall need not be a contiguous physical presence — smart, since it couldn't possibly have a solid foundation anyway, given the mountainous areas and the fact that some of the border runs down the middle of the Rio Grande River, not to mention that much of the land along the border is in private hands whose owners will fight eminent domain to their last breaths.
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But then a kind of film reel flashes through my mind, like the city rapidly moving past the car window: the tall chenar trees and their wide green leaves that shade Valiasr, the striking murals and mosaics that appear magically and suddenly on expressway underpasses, the blue tiles lining the hoz that runs down the center of gardens and parks, the street performers strumming a sitar or drumming a tombak, the mountains looking down on me wherever I go.
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Breezing past their challengers: Representative Gregory W. Meeks, of the Fifth District, which covers a large chunk of Queens and parts of Nassau County; Representative Nydia M. Velázquez, of the Seventh, which includes parts of northern Brooklyn and Queens; Representative Jerrold L. Nadler, of the 10th, which runs down the West Side of Manhattan and into southern Brooklyn; Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, of the 12th, which straddles the East River to cover eastern Manhattan, waterfront Queens and northern Brooklyn; and Representative José E. Serrano, of the 15th, in the Bronx.
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On the entranceway door, there's a quote from Jeff Goodell's 2017 book The Water Will Come: Rising Seas, Sinking Cities, and the Remaking of the Civilized World: A backpacker's campfire throws out a spark, a tree ignites and soon the mountainside is burning and the soot is drifting up, some of it lofted into the Jetstream and settling in Greenland, darkening the snow and accelerating the transformation of ice into water, which runs down into the North Atlantic, and eventually pushes a little deeper into Miami, Shanghai, New York … and then a little deeper still.
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