"I knew I was in a rut, and he knew I was in a rut," Freeland said.
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That's about when the rut starts, and during the rut he sometimes moves out of the area where you can hunt.
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At the end of the day, a style rut in spring is just as real as a style rut in winter, just without the layers.
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DALLAS (Reuters Breakingviews) - ConocoPhillips is stuck in a rut.
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We're teaming up with TRX and Mogul for a giveaway that's guaranteed to get you out of your yoga rut (and your everything-else rut) over the course of a totally indulgent weekend.
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What's the difference between a signature look and a rut?
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The first step towards breaking out of any shopping rut?
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IN 22 the global economy broke out of a rut.
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DNA is supposed to rescue us from a computing rut.
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Under Armour has fallen into a bit of a rut.
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When my snooker career was in a rut I retired.
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Wow. I think Middle Class Rut came well after this.
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Billionaire hedge fund manager David Einhorn is in a rut.
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Make the change, or get stuck in a bad rut.
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Since then, Clinton's campaign has been stuck in a rut.
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We didn't want to live in the same old rut.
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The grandparents of his wife, Rut Domènech, 39, cultivated hazelnuts.
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That may sound ridiculous — how can beauty be a rut?
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This was years ago, and I'd fallen into a rut.
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At the beginning of 2016, I was in a beauty rut.
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And here I am, alone, stuck in a rut of homelessness.
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Feeling kind of tired, maybe kind of stuck in a rut?
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During the past decade, however, they got stuck in a rut.
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"We're in a rut right now," Phillies manager Pete Mackanin said.
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It's difficult to get out of a bad body image rut.
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The company fell into a rut near the 2008 financial crisis.
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" Learn from a rainbow "arching her lusters over rut and stubble.
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They hit a rut and entered halftime trailing by 36-33.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Late last year, Manny Delaveris fell into a rut.
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And then I found myself in the rut I described earlier.
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It kind of reminds me of that band Middle Class Rut.
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Here's how to keep your groove from turning into a rut.
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Right now, Silicon Valley is stuck in a (very profitable) rut.
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The brand was running the risk of falling into a rut.
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O. Self-help blogger Judy Vogel is in a serious rut.
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You're eager to break free from a rut in your partnerships.
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In other words, I may now be in an egg rut.
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If you're in a dating rut, this is definitely good news!
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He's painfully self-conscious and feels like he's stuck in a rut.
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Expect excitement and stress, making that perfect rut you've been pacing intolerable.
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Different types of soft dairy could the answer to your egg rut.
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Here's how we get America out of the rut we are in.
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Let's make sure to not get stuck in an emoji rut, though.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Canada's oil sands producers are stuck in a rut.
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You get in this rut where you're still tired, stressed and miserable.
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But these events could shift Middle East diplomacy out of its rut.
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In contrast to Wesselmann and Ramos, she never got into a rut.
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The storylines: Twitter is in a rut, and has been for years.
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She wanted to break out of, not a rut, but a mold.
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How do I kick this rut that seems to be my life?
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But a common situation is that partners simply fall into a rut.
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To dig itself out of its rut, the city will need help. ■
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Dallas is in a rut, and Chicago's defense is hardly a pushover.
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And in following that template, it also falls into a distressing rut.
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"I was in a deep rut," Taylor, 40, previously told Men's Health.
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Back then, the economy was stuck in a particular kind of rut.
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U.S. economic growth has been stuck in a 2 percent rut over the last 8 years of expansion, but Burns McKinney, CFA and portfolio manager at Allianz Global Investors, is concentrating more on the expansion than the rut.
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Ms. Uchizono's sense of drama keeps sticking in one atmospheric rut after another.
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But America and North Korea have been stuck in a rut since June.
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It can be easy to get stuck in a rut (Seamless or otherwise).
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The simple mindset change that'll break you out of your career rut 220.
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Will the XZ218 be enough to get Sony out of its smartphone rut?
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Perhaps the much-larger services sector will pull manufacturing out of its rut.
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Not every market swoon knocks an affected economy into that sort of rut.
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But actually I found that around 31 I really fell into a rut.
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Sometimes, a change of scenery can help push you out of a rut.
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Harvey sees strong earnings reports ultimately pulling the market out of its rut.
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But late Sunday afternoon, I got in a little bit of a rut.
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Most working professionals have at some point found themselves stuck in a rut.
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Do you feel the magazine had gotten stale or fallen into a rut?
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Some of those guys are very talented but have got in a rut.
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SmackDown Live has been better, but still risked slipping into the same rut.
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It would be fair, though, to infer that Pilobolus was in a rut.
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"You get into a rut being associated with Clint," she told The Times.
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In the usually high-flying Hamptons, the housing market is in a rut.
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It's only three years into their relationship, yet they're stuck in a rut.
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They will need more than one win to stabilize themselves during this rut.
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But the Waco, Texas-based talent is hardly stuck in a style rut.
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Remember: you don't need to let a temporary rut stunt your professional growth.
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He married Muriel Eisenberg and had four children, Yigal, Ranan, Aliza and Rut.
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If anything is going to break you out of your beauty rut, it's these.
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These variations of the classic pose will break you out of your workout rut.
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"Everything is an attempt to try and get out of this rut," Harris said.
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"I finally started dating online to get out of my rut," she told Mashable.
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There's the stuck-in-a-rut unmarried woman who cooks up a crazy plan.
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There's no shame in falling into a makeup-routine rut every now and again.
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What's less clear is why the show keeps getting stuck in this particular rut.
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But it can also get into a rut because of its lack of plasticity.
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A recession, after all, is nothing more than a rut of self-ratifying pessimism.
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No offense to our old reliables, but that's what we call a style rut.
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But it can also get into a rut because of its lack of plasticity.
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Similar other tech companies, Alphabet's (GOOG) stock has been in a rut this year.
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She held her breath as the S.U.V. bounced over one rut and then another.
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Sometimes I believe my rut could be cured if only I had simpler desires.
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Lost in a literary rut, he became a caricature of his super-macho characters.
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Billionaire Seth Klarman's investing philosophy has been in something of a rut for years.
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Take it as motivation to push a little, before your groove becomes a rut.
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To get out of his financial rut, he started a blog called The Penny Hoarder.
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I hope I can help others, both men and women, out of that same rut!
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You've found yourself stuck in a career rut, and you're itching to make a switch.
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Eventually, you end up tired, in a rut, and repeating the same barely logical patterns.
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A major arc in the story is Fat Charlie's journey out of his rut i.e.
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All share a similar goal: to move out of the current rut of bad publicity.
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Crip's a modder who fell into a rut like so many wannabe digital crime lords.
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From the 1970s tumbling returns to investment dragged the Soviet economy into a deepening rut.
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Instead of getting stuck in a rut of job unhappiness, treat it as an opportunity.
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Until the invention of the telescope, astronomy had been stuck in a rut for millennia.
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Recipe Lab For home cooks, it's all too easy to fall into a vegetable rut.
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If you're stuck in a beauty rut, the best place to go is the drugstore.
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"Like I just told our team, when you're in a rut it's tough," Fizdale said.
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Just like Xerox, Hewlett-Packard had fallen into a rut and decided to break up.
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What does the Queens, N.Y. native recommend to go-getters who are in a rut?
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Cardinals OF Randal Grichuk homered Thursday to break out of a 1-for-21 rut.
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We rounded up 29 easy ways to break out of your hair rut in 2016.
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When it comes to cooking and snacking, it's easy to get stuck in a rut.
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Until better news appears on the horizon, Goldman's stock may stay stuck in a rut.
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Even if you once found the work exciting, it's easy to get in a rut.
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But recently, we've found ourselves looking for ways to break out of this beauty rut.
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Do you feel like the band was falling into a creative rut at that time?
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Right now, unfortunately, it is steering the American economy firmly into a low-rate rut.
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After years of being stuck in a rut, our economy is finally hitting its stride.
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Falling global commodity prices would pull the world economy even further into its deflationary rut.
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Yet if the characters have been stuck in a rut, Insecure itself is anything but.
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The rut he had found himself in career-wise, it seemed, had created an opportunity.
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But that's only one option; she's supplied another to get you out of that rut.
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But later, it became clear that the restaurant wasn't stuck in any kind of rut.
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His soulful, sculptural designs helped lift the profession out of its functionalist, placeless, modernist rut.
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"I came up with the concept when I was in a rut," Richard told VICE.
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Others reckoned that Japan could escape its rut if only its leaders were bold enough.
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Stocks hit a rut this week after coming out of the gates strong in 133.
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At least three limited-edition sets that'll pull you right out of your seasonal beauty rut.
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Falling into a hair rut is like looking into your packed closet and hating absolutely everything.
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I thought he made some huge saves, but we've got to get out of this rut.
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Physics is now stuck in a rut, argues Hossenfelder, requiring scientists to re-construct their theories.
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The catch is that he attempts to get out of his familiar rut by cloning himself.
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As the beaten-down energy sector rebounded mightily this year, financial stocks remained in a rut.
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One hint that microlending can get out of its rut comes from the fields of Africa.
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Meanwhile, large nations worry they will slip into a rut that may be hard to escape.
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And, as a new report from UNCTAD, a multilateral body, underlines, that rut deepened last year.
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Rodriguez is mired in an 0-for-14 rut, dropping his batting average to .120. 2.
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Ms Perel is not suggesting that couples in a rut indulge in a bit of infidelity.
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"The only person that helped me get out of that rut was my mom," Graham says.
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"I was in a deep rut," Taylor told the magazine of his dad Ronald Cauchi's passing.
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Ever get in such a bad style rut that just the thought of shopping seems daunting?
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He's doubtful, however, that this will yield a plan to jolt Europe out of its rut.
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Credit cards are a relatively new invention that have entered into something of an innovation rut.
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So if you're in a rut, step outside your comfort zone and drastically change your environment.
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Karen's marriage is in a sexual rut and she meets a tall dark stranger at work.
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Wing It is a Facebook Messenger bot that tries to get you out of that rut.
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As spring approaches, let this be your motivation to break outside of your neutral-hued rut.
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The Fed has driven the economy into this rut in its determination to keep inflation low.
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But maybe you'd like to go in a different direction, and get out of the rut?
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I remembered TYRE for "lorry" but held on to "rut" instead of JAM for a while.
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Seemingly stuck in a creative rut, he did gallery show after gallery show of "LOVE" pieces.
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Coming off a Western Conference finals run last year, the Blazers are mired in a rut.
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The Stars entered the contest mired in a 1-for-25 rut with the man advantage.
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For years, the world economy has been trapped in a low-inflation, low-interest-rate rut.
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That, and immersing herself in storytelling, helped her to climb out of a rut, she said.
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Without it, without your motivation to have sex, it's easy to get stuck in a rut.
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The steady rut of a gyrating machine wheel is broken by a metallic, shutter-like sound.
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Use this exciting transit to get yourself out of a rut, or explore a new venture.
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A writer working with such material could easily slip from poised precision into a doleful rut.
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Since the 2004 Olympics, when Hester finished thirteenth, his own riding had been in a rut.
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The is in an unusual rut: It hasn't reached a new high in more than a year.
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You have to become a complete player in order to bring your team out of a rut.
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For many Cambodians, the 2013 election was the biggest opportunity yet to break out of that rut.
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The report adds to recent evidence that manufacturers are climbing out of a roughly two-year rut.
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It's also easy to fall back into last year's hairstyle rut once you've run out of ideas.
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When everything looks the same, your brain tends to slide down into a rut of numbing familiarity.
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We don't have much reason to believe Trump will be able to climb out of that rut.
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Yet threats from inflation, weak consumer demand and online rivals have Tesco shares stuck in a rut.
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While Baruch is bullish on the commodity, he says the energy stocks are stuck in a rut.
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Most people have an idea that a rut is a kind of physical groove, but what kind?
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Perhaps that's why you fall into a rut with it; you're not thinking about it too much.
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Regardless, it's the right move to make when you're looking to break out of a hair rut.
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DAWN in Bialowieza forest, and the bellowing of deer in rut competes with the buzz of chainsaws.
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Still, that doesn't mean that you have to be stuck in an uncomfortable, angry rut all summer.
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But because of those structural factors, they can't figure out how to get out of the rut.
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I encourage anyone who thinks they might be stuck in an lol rut to do the same.
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In small organisations, too, there can be little chance of a sideways move to escape the rut.
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He hit a rut and fell off of his four-wheeler, sending him tumbling down the hill.
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"I don't think people should get stuck in either [the maximal or the minimal] rut," she says.
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"People sometimes are in a rut and don't always realize it," said Kim Monaghan, a career coach.
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Pokémon Go makes my walks less dull, and gets me moving more places than my usual rut.
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You run the risk of being stagnant and staying stuck in a rut when you avoid change.
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So if you're in a bit of rut with your acne struggle, this toner could benefit you.
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Refreshing, crisp, and oh-so-delicious, fruit salads are the perfect answer to your winter veggie-rut.
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In fact, that's exactly the kind of thinking that tends to land us in a Seamless rut.
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Stubborn Taurus might fall into a rut and get hooked on doing the same thing every weekend.
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The main thing I've probably learned is that I've been stuck in a makeup rut for years.
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However Pettis got into a rut of pumping two jabs and stepping in with the right hand.
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Their dual-career household's New York life "had devolved into a huge, rat-raced rut," she writes.
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We were stuck in a rut, we weren't getting the job done these last couple of games.
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The problem is, you may be in such a rut that you can't recognize the warning signs.
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The conversation inevitably returned to what they see as the rut that gospel music has fallen into.
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Exercise and physical movement can remove us from our mental rut and even create new brain cells.
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There's no flow, and it creates drought or a rut, and that's what Stevie's been going through.
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In the half-light it was as if the boat had been driven into a dark rut.
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Runner-up Texas finds itself in a bit of a rut, but there are worse problems to have.
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I was stuck in a rut, and my self-worth chipped away with each rejection email I got.
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We took some tough shots early, kind of got us in a rut, and it just kept spiraling.
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Right now, in trying to get out of this rut, I think we're trying to figure that out.
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He moves in with a married couple who are just starting to accept that they're in a rut.
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For the past few years, Google's Wear OS smartwatch platform has been best described as in a rut.
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It's easy to get into a style rut but not so easy to push yourself out of it.
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Even so, Graham is the #CurvyFitClub Queen, and I had recently been in a sort of fitness rut.
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It sounds like a simple problem, but being caught in a rut can be such a harrowing experience.
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Little here has changed: the people are still lovely while the politicians are still stuck in a rut.
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Five years ago, he evidently hit his lowest point – a creative rut that he managed to escape from.
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However, Hay said it doesn't mean that you are stuck in a rut if you have poor habits.
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With that question in mind, Cramer explained the four drivers that brought stocks out of their Friday rut.
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Lots of women get in a rut, and I urge them to, 'Try it on, try it on.
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Together, Mr. Rubio and Ms. Trump just might get us out of this rut and into good company.
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Fox outbid CBS for the rights to air the league's National Football Conference, leaving CBS in a rut.
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Adam (John Cusack), Nick (Craig Robinson) and Lou (Rob Corddry) are three middle-aged friends in a rut.
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We're in a little bit of a rut right now and we've got to get out of it.
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They are once again caught in a rut, and this time it has come at a poor moment.
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Instead of reprimanding yourself for not being more adventurous in the closet, give in to your style rut.
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Still, it's best not to fall into a rut: There are many other wonderful ways to cook corn.
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In turn, Jill gives her the tools necessary to escape her rut, opening up about her own experiences.
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Factory activity is forecast to have remained in a rut in August, though may show some signs of recovery.
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Deutsch started the program in his garage in 2014 after falling into a rut with his usual CrossFit regimen.
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I'm here to tell you getting out of your career rut means getting excited about finding your next opportunity.
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Detroit's league-worst power play is mired in a 1-for-43 rut over the last 13 games. 3.
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Evie and Charlie decide to throw Mamrie — who is in a rut — an over-the-top 30th birthday party.
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It's a great sport for kicking yourself out of a rut and giving yourself a personal victory, said Koch.
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If all you've been able to talk about is work, it's high time to break out of this rut.
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The trick is to not fall into a rut and pick the same old shade over and over again.
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Stuck in a rut with both her job and personal life, Aggretsuko turns to Instagram for much-needed validation.
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Wait, there's more: Break out of your rut back home, too, thanks to a year-long membership to Mogul.
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Not to make excuses, but it is easy to fall into a style rut when the weather's, well...uninspiring.
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The weeks during the end of July and beginning of August are notorious for creating that inevitable summer rut.
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As she crossed the street, the canvas Toms she'd quickly thumbed on plashed in a rut, soaking through instantly.
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The world's big, rich economies have all joined Japan in a rut of chronically low inflation and interest rates.
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"When you do mundane things every day, you get in a rut," says Berk, 37, who specializes in design.
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It's easy to fall into a vacation rut — returning to the same tried-and-true spots again and again.
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When someone offers you an escape route from a stifling style rut (no strings attached), you don't ask questions.
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But in 2011, while going through a tough divorce and a struggling family life, Winters fell into a rut.
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While Cramer said Taylor's strategy hasn't been perfect, it helped the company climb out of its five-year rut.
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We're digging the Lee brothers' recipe for shrimp burgers, if you want to get out of the usual rut.
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A handful of films, including a couple made-for-TV movies, led to a rut in her acting career.
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Yet, after this success, he found himself increasingly mired in major label cycles and ultimately stuck in a rut.
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All the while, the seduction of liquor pulled him further away from work and deeper into a depressive rut.
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The subtext here is more like text: Mr. O'Rourke is, by his admission, in a bit of a rut.
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You can get into this rut of sitting around a lot on the road, you have a lot of downtime.
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Clearly, the star has been through it enough to know what a rut is and how best to avoid one.
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Plus, The Bachelor and The Bachelorette have been in a rut lately, because we see the same stories ever season.
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The U.S. home market slipped into a rut last year as the U.S. central bank continued a rate-hiking campaign.
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My current favorite track is "8 Ball" — a song about breaking free from a rut and feeling like yourself again.
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Both can become more difficult as you get older, put down roots somewhere and sometimes get stuck in a rut.
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Plus, there's an extra suggestion that nothing helps an older lady out of a rut quite like a virile boy.
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AC Milan, seven times winner of the European Championship, has been stuck in a mid-table rut for several years.
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The Rangers are in a 1-for-33 rut on the power play, failing on their last 19 chances. 2.
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When you're in a beauty rut, it's a little like looking in your closet and seeing absolutely nothing to wear.
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It's going to take two or three non-Draft Day Kevin Costner movies to get us out of this rut.
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What makes this story rut so frustrating is that Fear the Walking Dead has always had a slightly mushy core.
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An icy English mystery writer (Charlotte Rampling) in a midcareer rut is plunged into hot water under the Mediterranean sun.
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If you're feeling sick of the average crunch, here nine ab exercises that will get you out of your rut.
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Mutable signs are all about flexibility and knowledge—I guess that means smart people don't get stuck in a rut?
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Looking them up I see that Middle Class Rut are a Sacramento band which is where Deftones are from too.
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If you feel like you're stuck in a rut in the workplace, your relationship, or life in general, don't worry.
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Meyers centers The Holiday on Amanda Woods (Diaz) and Iris Simpkins (Winslet), two women who find themselves in a rut.
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If you get into this kind of rut at Citi, don&apost expect anyone to fix the problem for you.
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According to Beau Payne, the animal control officer on the island, the fall rut is when all hell breaks loose.
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Cramer said Tesla's stock had seemingly been stuck in a rut, with critics continuing to doubt Musk's ability to deliver.
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"We're in a rut," said Philadelphia manager Pete Mackanin, whose team has allowed 68 runs in the past seven games.
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But I really thought he came with a mind-set that he was going to get out of this rut.
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Blue Jackets forward Rene Bourque told the Columbus Dispatch that he hit a rut in the ice before crashing into Tortorella.
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If you're feeling in a beauty rut, check out these fun wintry trends — loved by some of our favorite celebs too!
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The central bank also wants to see higher wages lift prices and enable Japan to break out of its deflationary rut.
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Sign-up for one of her free webinars today (click here) to learn more about getting out of your career rut.
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However, beyond helping users break out of an outfit rut, the app also works to connect them to obscure fashion labels.
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Do you often find yourself sharing hyperbolic TGIF memes, and subsequently fall into an emotional rut when Sunday night rolls around?
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It's easy to get stuck in a styling rut, but it's time to start planning for your 2019 hair glow up.
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Facebook has a chance to address the problem head on by communicating with users it thinks are stuck in a rut.
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To help you out of your style rut, we rounded up some of our favorite looks for mid-length strands, ahead.
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What, for you, is the trick to being able to shake a project out of its rut and get it right?
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The end of winter may not yet be in sight, but the end of your cold weather style rut definitely is.
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Phoenix was in a rut in which it lost 28 of 83 games before stunning the Grizzlies 111-106 on Feb.
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Back in 2013, Beavis and Butt-head creator and Office Space director Mike Judge was in a bit of a rut.
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Anyone in a creative rut, as he was, doesn't tend to treat their records like the scene of a black comedy.
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Expectations of higher future inflation therefore provide the stuck economy with the sub-zero interest rates needed to escape the rut.
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Cueto has been in a rut over his last two starts by allowing 10 runs and 15 hits in 13 innings.
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You're feeling more irritable than usual, and figuring out which friendships you value is key to getting out of that rut.
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The Maple Leafs are 23-23-22 in their last seven games, and snapped an 22-205-2 rut at Philadelphia.
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Jamison recognizes, with absolute clarity, the rut she may be getting herself into but also knows how to mostly avoid it.
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But when she was arrested on October 3, 2017, she was in Los Angeles, leaving New York authorities in a rut.
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"Every team goes through a rut, we've got to climb out of it as a group," Senators forward Bobby Ryan said.
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This is commonly referred to as a rut, but right at the start it feels more like a groove, doesn't it?
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Bullard, who regards the economy as stuck in a low-growth rut, said he sees little reason to rush the process.
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Yet for years, efforts to transform aging farm and factory towns into far-flung Silicon Valleys have invariably hit a rut.
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The point is that Tesla has been in a product rut, and the Model Y wasn&apost going to change that.
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The domestic residential real estate space has been in a rut for years with failed and delayed projects putting buyers off.
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"Mexican food has been stuck in a rut, but with chefs like Enrique Olvera it's ready to move forward," she said.
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There's a rut in the reporting on ISIS, where it's so easy to write about the salacious, awful things they do.
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Dawnn Karen got a client out of her all-black clothing rut by incorporating more jewelry into the client's everyday attire.
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It's easy to fall into a rut when adhering to a plant-based diet, but Purple Carrot's menu explodes with flavor.
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And what better way to step out of a rut than to don a tiara and satin gloves, Downton Abbey-style?
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Von Holzhausen has created a beautiful and durable design language for Tesla vehicles, but he was falling into an aesthetic rut.
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His design vocabulary has been so severely disciplined that he needed to do something wild to break out of a rut.
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"Clinton's image remains in a rut nearly two years after she lost the presidential contest in 2016," wrote Gallup's Andrew Dugan.
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When I'm stuck the surest jolt out of my rut is poetry: I find Berryman, Bishop and Brenda Shaughnessy particularly inspiring.
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So, don't get caught in that rut by someone who's apathetic and not giving you the advice and mentorship you need.
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He didn't have much of a social life outside the computer, and she wanted to help break him out of his rut.
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The company reports Q3 earnings tomorrow, so we came up with some big ideas to help Twitter out of its longtime rut.
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What's more, the piece-y tousled lob is exactly the inspiration we needed to break us out of a long-hair rut.
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In truth, they desperately need to get out of the rut they are in and cultivate new voices of hope and leadership.
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The only mistakes we believe in are the ones that guide you into a rut, limit your options, or deflate your confidence.
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But what about when you don't want to get out of your rut, and you just want to wallow for a bit?
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But for many investors and analysts, the Yunnan Baiyao case proves just the opposite: that SOE reforms are stuck in a rut.
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For some people, this is standard, but for me, a makeup devotee and eyeshadow connoisseur, it's what I call a makeup rut.
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The Fed cannot right the economy by itself, and needs fiscal stimulus to break the economy out of its rut, he said.
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After Macy's outlined a cost-cutting plan Wednesday, some "Fast Money" traders felt its stock might break out of a recent rut.
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Designated hitter Miguel Sano is mired in an offensive rut, going 0-for-303 with seven strikeouts over the past four games.
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There are very few beauty products that encourage you to rise from the dead of a makeup rut and emerge utterly inspired.
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Can Hollywood get out of this rut, and better yet contribute to the battle of ideas between Western democracies and radical Islam?
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Facing the Twins helped shake him out of a mini-slump — he was in a 3-for-29 rut at one point.
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I broke up with someone after trying to revitalize a relationship and get it out of a rut, and it didn't work.
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When we're stuck in a rut it helps to try something new or forgotten to inject healthy energy back into our lives.
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Is it true, as Stephen Dedalus says, that a father's legacy to his children is limited to an instant of blind rut?
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Burton, a rich-boy screenwriter, and Anna speak of creating work that wrests them from the rut of what they've always done.
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You're sensitive— and pretending otherwise doesn't get you anywhere, except in a state of constant stress or trapped in a creative rut.
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Why try to get myself out of this rut if I'm not going to be able to have insurance or food stamps?
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I feel like I'm stuck in a rut and not one bit motivated to get out of the bed in the morning.
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"Typically deer vehicle accidents peak in November during the peak of the rut," he said, using a term for the mating season.
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Ruth (Alison Brie) is a serious-minded actress stuck in a rut of reading for, and failing to get, milquetoast secretary roles.
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Stocks, however, are in a rut, with the Dow industrials seeing losses cross 2 percent for the week in early Friday trading.
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Or, economists say, the figures could be a fluke, leaving Japan to keep looking for ways to escape its slow-growth rut.
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Bullard sees the United States as stuck in a low-growth rut, in contrast to Trump's best-economy-in-the-world rhetoric.
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Step out of your sheet-pan salmon rut by whipping up a lovely coconut-ginger sauce to go with lightly fried tilapia.
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Recently, stuck in the middle of another jealousy rut, I hit the internet in an attempt to regain control over my mind.
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The rest of the pack likely see this as their moment to break out from the 1% (or, in some cases, 0%) rut.
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As a former Twitter board member and someone who knows the company well, what should Twitter do to get out of its rut?
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"Kate felt like she was in a bit of a style rut and thought she needed a little edge," a source tells PEOPLE.
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After Spirit became stuck in a rut in 2009, and died in 2010, there was no way prove one scenario or the other.
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I'd recommend this to anyone who is looking to break out of a workout rut with a class that's both unique and effective.
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This isn't about breaking out of the rut of the usual date night at the local brewpub; it's about national and global politics.
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If you and your ex do get back together, make sure there's spontaneity, don't get stuck in a rut, and keep things exciting.
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Nike is another name that has climbed out of its 2016 rut that came about because of aggressive competition in the athleisure space.
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"What I think it really comes down to is challenging ourselves outside our normal mental rut," said Sarah Newcomb, behavioral economist at Morningstar.
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But Gerard nonetheless is looking to Trump and Republicans to pull them out of what he characterized as a regulatory rut by Obama.
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You, Sagittarius, are open-minded, but even you can get into a rut, especially at work—reflect on your schedule and habits today.
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You know, you can say there are a lot of delinquent kids, but I think the kids just get stuck in a rut.
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Four years ago, Jasmine Guillory was an aspiring novelist with an idea and an outline, but she was stuck in a creative rut.
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President Donald Trump finds himself in a rut in potential matchups with top Democratic challengers a year before the 73 election, polling shows.
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If you're in a rut, or are unsure if your bob is worth keeping, simply scroll ahead for some major inspiration from Rowland.
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ANONYMOUS It sounds as if your business partner is stuck in a conversational rut, not blaming you for the present his wife gave.
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The province known for grooming many of hockey's most charismatic stars has hit something of a developmental rut over the last two decades.
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With industry revenue in a rut because of low interest rates, volatile markets and nervous chief executives, there is little sign of improvement.
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Miller gives us the pregnant Ma over the course of the long wagon trip, feeling every rut and bump in her burgeoning belly.
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Many of them were in a rut, a sexual dry spell, and like current incels were seeking support from others with similar experiences.
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Suggesting formal wear is another easy way to break out of the work-from-home sweatpants rut, boosting your morale in the process.
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Anton Khudobin stopped 30 shots for Dallas, which sits third in the Central Division but is mired in an 0-2-2 rut.
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"It is packed with real-world examples and motivational queues to keep you out of any rut and back into action," Manuel said.
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Over 2202,2628 Democrats in every level of government have been replaced by Republicans, leaving the party in their deepest electoral rut since 28500.
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No matter how passionate you are about your job, there may come a time when you find yourself stuck in a career rut.
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Democrats are arguing over the best way out of a deep electoral rut capped by Clinton's presidential election defeat by Republican Donald Trump.
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Or, put another way, the show might not be out of the rut, but at least seems aware that it was in one.
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Common among cars with large front wheels, tramlining can yank the steering wheel out of your hands if the front tires find a rut.
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Gold will remain stuck in a rut, according to one chart-minded trader, but he still has a way to play the yellow metal.
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If you're in a rut (we don't blame you — it's been a long year), we rounded up the best Hollywood hair transformations to inspire.
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The Verdict: If you're looking to get out of a workout rut and try something completely different, this is a great class to try.
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A grim resolution stirred inside her, and she got out of bed and crossed her neglected apartment to the big display, a familiar rut.
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That search is in a bit of a rut, which reports of meddling by former CEO Travis Kalanick and a dearth of female candidates.
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To help stop him from falling into a rut, Ji encouraged his father to reconnect with his pastime and post his work on Instagram.
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If you've ever struggled with salad boredom, or have recently found yourself in a meal-making rut, try turning to the cosmos for help.
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Ahead, find 11 cut and color makeovers (plus one impactful trim) from the past year that will break you out of a hair rut.
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Wald's point is that while Electronic Arts has managed to rebound above its pre-earnings levels, Activision Blizzard is still stuck in a rut.
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It's so easy to focus on the negative, but once you start criticizing one another, it's really hard to get out of that rut.
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Windows hardware makers — often stuck in a lower-price, lower-margin, lower-status rut — have long tried, without much success, to challenge the Mac.
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Read on for their best advice on nailing the job interview, leading with humility, and what to do when you're stuck in a rut.
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Now, restaurant inspectors wear baseball caps and shirts from the health department, and are shifted around the city to avoid falling into a rut.
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Talking through the issues you are facing with your startup could even help spur new ideas that get you out of a mental rut.
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Date Night Fey and Steve Carell played an in-a-rut couple who get caught up in a wild adventure in the 2010 film.
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As I frantically swiped like a madman, hoping to be pleasantly surprised, I wondered if I would get back into my anti-social rut.
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Windows hardware makers, often stuck in a lower-price, lower-margin, lower-status rut, have long tried, without much success, to challenge the Mac.
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I haven't fallen into a cultural rut so he and I can share our interests in music, art and movies (as well as sports).
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With that question in mind, Cramer explained the four drivers that brought stocks out of their Friday rut, including the stabilizing stock of Facebook.
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Trying to lift the economy clear of a deflationary rut, the central bank has struggled to generate inflation through its massive quantitative easing program.
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Talks between the two sides have appeared to be in a rut in recent months, with North Korea conducting several shorter-range missile tests.
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"When I was 14, I broke my ankle with a big rut like that, so it was pretty scary to see it," Larkin, 19, said.
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The 19-year-old is also inspiring us to crawl out from our hair rut with images of her hair styled in the dopest looks.
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Work with a coach, who can help you explore approaches to get you out of your job search rut and develop new, more dynamic techniques.
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Despite how hopeful you felt at midnight on January 1, no one — not even you — is immune to feeling the unmotivated dread of a rut.
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It won't be easy to get out of the political rut we are in, but there are ways to build public support for sensible solutions.
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Among other things, he helped jar Hatfield out of his Mag rut by suggesting that they jettison the idea of making it a high-top.
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Somewhere in your life you may have fallen into a rut, even if it means putting up with dissatisfying circumstances for the sake of ease.
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Second-quarter GDP Friday may shed light on whether the U.S. economy bounced back from a first-quarter slump or is stuck in a rut.
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The group separated and the littlepeople got stuck in a rut, going to the same corner every day expecting their cheese to always be there.
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The Drop Connected Kitchen Scale and Interactive Recipe App Steer clear of the dreaded recipe rut with this Bluetooth-enabled kitchen scale and iPad app.
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"You could be craving to get out of the rut that you're in, and [travel is] equivalent to an escape from your reality," she says.
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And what we need to get this economy out of its rut is a little tax-and-regulatory-cut competition between the two political parties.
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Bring this visual guide to your next appointment, and you'll be ripped out of a hair rut faster than you can say "hold the door."
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To Michael, it made intuitive sense that augmenting your brain's malleability might help you break out of what felt like an otherwise inescapable mental rut.
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Plus, a wardrobe planner can help you keep track of what you wear (and especially what's clean) — so you don't get into a clothing rut.
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To figure out whether Qualcomm's stock can break out of its rut, Cramer turned to the charts of technician Tim Collins, his colleague at RealMoney.
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The Moon is in fellow Fire sign Aries today, Leo, encouraging you to try new things instead of being stuck in the same old rut.
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He was depressed and tried quite a lot to get him out of his rut, he found that running was what did that for him.
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Identify what is and isn't working To climb out of a work rut, you have to identify the good and bad aspects of your job.
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But how do you know if it's just a temporary work rut or a sign you've outgrown your job and it's time to move on?
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Maybe you're stuck in an all-black-all-the-time rut, or perhaps you keep hitting up the same exact standby statement hue or two.
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But he looks to be having a good time anyway, shaking off his mid-life rut with the band functioning as his cool youthful helpers.
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As a result, managers can watch as pitchers wear a rut from the bullpen to the mound but lack the flexibility to do much else.
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The first time I heard Embaci's voice over The Dedekind Cut's gorgeous synths on "Girl In A Rut" I knew that she wasn't fucking around.
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If you find yourself in a rut, start investing energy in considering what you want rather than on what you don't like about your life.
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Susan is a photographer in a creative rut after one too many Bar Mitzvahs, but with hard work and persistence, she lands a gallery gig.
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"We got stuck in a political rut, where people thought, 'Things aren't going to change and Alabama is what it is,'" Ms. Pulling told me.
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Then again, the argument can be made that Jackson and the Knicks should consider all options as they try to get out of their rut.
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"But some of us also had to find our way and get ourselves out of a rut, and others didn't get an opportunity at all."
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As the United Nations' annual climate conference in Madrid winds to a close, it has become clear that climate summits are stuck in a rut.
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He was in a little bit of a rut; I think it's because he was playing so much he was wearing down a little bit.
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Meanwhile, Erin is resisting committing to her relationship with Leah (Rebecca Naomi Jones), and Blair is in a rut with her boyfriend Will (Alex Moffat).
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The Rescue had helped pull us out of any musical rut we had found ourselves in for that moment, and spring-boarded us into this record.
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Harden is in a bit of a rut from beyond the arc and is 123-of-212 on 2125-point attempts in the last two contests.
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While we've spent the past couple of months plotting our escape from the inevitable winter beauty rut, Bella Thorne has been living life to the fullest.
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As a result, its projections have less and less credibility, and the economy has gotten stuck in a low-inflation, low-growth, low–interest rate rut.
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"It appears the inflation rut that took hold in the spring may finally be behind us," said Michael Feroli, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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When the song was first released in September, Harris denied that the song was about a relationship ending, but rather about being in a career rut.
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This is excellent news for anyone who feels stuck in a rut - you're not blocked, and can use the lucky planet's energy to support your goals.
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While there's no denying the importance of sleep — I, for one, am a snoozer — falling into a rut is just as bad as forced early mornings.
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While the remaining respondents still expect a global rebound from the current rut, economists were split nearly 50-50 on that question only three months ago.
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Promise said she managed to escape and sought help in Casa Rut, a shelter run by nuns for trafficked victims in Caserta, just inland from Naples.
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It'll be easy to stay in this rut until the first tsunami hits East Anglia, at which point it will become far too obvious to everyone.
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Jake Lamb notched two hits and two RBIs for the Diamondbacks on Tuesday after being in a 2-for-113 rut over his previous 12 games.
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" Big picture: "The Democrats are in their deepest congressional rut since the class of 1946 was elected, and hold the fewest governors' mansions — 15 — since 1922.
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Global manufacturing activity remained stuck in a rut last month with factory output from Asia, Europe and the Americas barely improving, surveys released on Wednesday showed.
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Come the rut in autumn, all the reindeer are gathered and split into breeding groups to ensure good management of genetics and control of herd numbers.
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Los dirigentes civiles y militares llegaron a un arreglo que Rut Diamint, un politólogo de la Universidad Torcuato di Tella en Argentina, denominó un "nuevo militarismo".
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With Japan's economy stuck in a deep rut, and facing further headwinds such as a rapidly aging society, they need to be able to compete globally.
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We're in a bit of an offensive rut right now but that's OK; our starters have been doing our job, our bullpen is shortening things up.
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Until every American commits to being a better citizen and suppresses his or her most tribalistic instincts, the nation as whole will remain in a rut.
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It's likely to cause you to become stuck in the rut of your own thoughts and immersed in the emotions that might be leading you astray.
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Any attempt to rescue America from its deep-worn rut of fear must involve an attempt to address the conditions that give rise to that terror.
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Refuge managers at first thought the injuries were abscesses caused by males puncturing one another with their antlers during the rut, when they fight for dominance.
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So over these coming holidays, you might just give the beleaguered PM time to lift her head out of the rut and eye some alternate options.
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The place was stuck in a rut and losing money, Mr. Greenberg said, its musty carpeting and harsh fluorescent lighting gave it a dusty, dingy feel.
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The movie is a solid reminder that no matter how huge your rut, it might be exactly what will lead you to your happily ever after.
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If you're feeling stuck in a job rut, it can help to remember that even the biggest celebs once had to complete simple career-building tasks.
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The name remains stuck in the same rut it fell in last year, when it slid 45 spots to become the 488th most popular boys' name.
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But after spending her early twenties stuck in a coital rut, author Rebecca Fishbein finally realized something: she didn't have to put up with it anymore.
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If the Falcons (4-3) got out of their rut with a win over the Jets last week, then Carolina could be in trouble at home.
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Find a new challenge Getting stuck in a rut can dampen your mood, so strive to consistently challenge yourself and step out of your comfort zone.
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A few years ago, Joelle Pineau, a computer science professor at McGill, was helping her students design a new algorithm when they fell into a rut.
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She's the kind of person who worries that we've gotten ourselves in a "meat rut," so she'll teach you how to soak and prepare calves' brains.
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But the 44-year-old firebrand Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr is leading an encouraging transformation, which could jar Iraq's politicians out of their sectarian rut.
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And I basically got into this rut where I wasn't, like, taking auditions seriously, and I just thought, 'I'll get this job, I'll get this job.
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Intel is in a bit of a rut following the somewhat scandalous resignation of CEO Brian Krzanich, who left the company this summer after 35 years.
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It's unlike you to get stuck in a rut, but if you find yourself feeling that way today, take a chance and go for something new.
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And just as drug-induced highs can lead to a crash, feelings of prolonged natural euphoria can also leave you prone to falling into an emotional rut.
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Why is it that blue collar workers put in so many hours at work, and still can't get out of the rut of living paycheck to paycheck?
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A trip to the archive's homepage is the perfect way to get out of an internet rut and remind yourself why this whole thing is special.4.
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"We're in a rut right now and we're going to find our way out of it," Fizdale told reporters after Saturday's 107-1093 home loss to Atlanta.
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The economy has gotten stuck in a low-inflation, low-growth, low–interest rate rut But right now the Fed is doing a terrible job of this.
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Opinion is still divided over whether this change is a cause for concern or a chance for workers to be liberated from the rut of office life.
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With Kurt Russell, Jennifer Jason Leigh and Samuel L. Jackson, whose performance as a former Union officer almost lifts the film out of its self-conscious rut.
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If your workout routine has been in a bit of a rut lately, you may consider investing in some extra support to help you with your goals.
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I love the look and it definitely broke me out of my rut, but truthfully, the upkeep is too tedious and expensive to keep up long-term.
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And with growth in four of the five geographical segments in which Apple does business, Cook remained optimistic about lifting China out of its iPhone sales rut.
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For that reason, you may want to try some unorthodox methods of your very own; breaking out of a rut can reveal a plethora of new possibilities.
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"Pachyderm Shout" opened in a lumbering rut, with bowed bass and bass clarinet, before the action shifted to the trombones, in a testifying chorus of elephantine harrumphs.
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Everyone has beauty staples that they return to time and time again, but it's still important to shake things up to avoid getting stuck in a rut.
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The smartphone industry has been in a rut over the past two years as consumers have held on to their mobile devices for longer periods of time.
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Being an international player, Worldpay will also help Vantiv out of the rut that big-box U.S. retailers are in because of e-commerce giants like Amazon.
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There are families facing homelessness, young people emigrating, and, for those who can't emigrate, people stuck in a rut, constantly chasing debts and worrying about their future.
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The U.S. 225-year Treasury yield looks set to spring higher, taking mortgages and consumer loan rates with it, after spending the past month in a rut.
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Whether you are a writer, an artist, a business owner or something else entirely, these strategies are sure to help get you out of an inspiration rut.
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But when a person becomes overly negative all the time without offering solutions, it could be a sign they are stuck in a rut, according to Fanning.
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Between Wayne's label woes, Drake's apparent artistic rut, and Ross almost totally falling off, the song's underlying melancholy seems to have become something of a fulfilled prophecy.
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To make sure you don't fall into this rut, Marin suggested opening up about your fantasies and experimenting with new ways of touching each other and initiating sex.
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For Sternberg, his worldview when it comes to a genuine love for clothing overruled any critique that starting a brand during an industry rut is a bad idea.
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Mr Woodford tried to escape the rut by investing in smaller stocks, some of which were unquoted and some of which were listed on the tiny Guernsey exchange.
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Consider it an update on the all-pink makeup trend, a must-try for Valentine's Day, or a surefire way to zap yourself out of a makeup rut.
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Up until Thanksgiving 2013, Shonda Rhimes, the creator of "Grey's Anatomy" and "Scandal" and executive producer of "How to Get Away With Murder," was in a similar rut.
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Whether you're overwhelmed by a wealth of options or stuck in an endless nothing-to-wear rut, building that perfect #OOTD is often much harder than it looks.
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" Rut Diamint, a political scientist at Torcuato Di Tella University in Argentina, agreed with the criticisms of Mr. Morales but added, "None of that justifies a coup d'état.
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Team: Philadelphia EaglesWeek 8 opponent: at Buffalo BillsWhy you should sit him: The Bills remain one of the NFL's stingiest defenses, and the Eagles are in a rut.
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Novelists send their characters abroad for the same reason we send ourselves: for a change of pace, to get out of a rut, to shake off the rust.
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"Macron intends to get Europe out of its rut," Sylvie Goulard, a French lawmaker in the European Parliament tipped for a high-ranking ministerial role, told RFI radio.
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Here's how he landed in such a rut: the intergalactic Watcher whispered a secret in his ear (we don't know yet what that secret actually was), and poof!
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Opinion Even though Donald Trump is a flamboyant billionaire, many blue-collar voters embraced him as the presidential candidate who would lift them out of their economic rut.
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First baseman Eric Thames is in an 0-for-18 rut for the Brewers, who remain atop the National League Central despite dropping six of their last eight.
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Ottawa, mired in an 0-33-1 rut, failed to score on two power-play chances, dropping to 1-for-25 with the man advantage on the season.
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The factory sector has been in a rut since last summer as uncertainty fostered by the Trump administrations trade war with China took a toll on business investment.
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He may well have taken some inspiration from Fellini for his latest movie, "Pain and Glory", as it, too, follows an ageing film-maker in a creative rut.
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Make time for self love—when the moon meets unruly Uranus, it means breaking a few of your own rules and helping yourself get out of a rut.
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But Andrew and I had fallen into a social rut, ordering meal kits for ourselves from Blue Apron and binge-watching "Borgen," the television drama about Danish politics.
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In Mr. Piccioli's case, his weird juxtapositions (Memphis and the transition to the Industrial Revolution) served to jolt him slightly out of the beauty rut he's been in.
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Dan and Michelle Keinan, the husband-and-wife team that founded City Wellness Collective, go to therapy on and off when they find themselves in a familiar rut.
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She talked to me about her process and, with some visual assistance from her Instagram account, provided tips that can help you break out of a creative rut.
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She talked to me about her process and, with some visual assistance from her Instagram account, provided tips that can help you break out of a creative rut.
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In all walks of life — engineering, politics, transportation — there is a fine line between the earned wisdom of experience and the toxic self-regard of a credentialed rut.
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Related Stories:76 Hair Products These Beauty Editors Swear ByThis '90s Lipstick Shade Just Got A Modern UpgradeThese Horoscope Beauty Trends Will Break You Out Of Your Makeup Rut
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Deep drama is brewing in your social life, but the changes that manifest as a result could be exactly what you need to break you out of a rut.
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This is important since many mutual funds use the Russell 1000 (RUI) and the Russell 2000 (RUT), which looks at smaller US companies, as benchmarks for their own performance.
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And although I got zero points for my attempt at the triple axel, in my mind I went for it, so it's unfortunate that I hit a rut today.
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From Bantu knots to faux locs, check out all the ways to break out of your protective-style rut — and get the most bang for your buck from crochet.
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He just needs some time to figure out what that career will end up looking like, rather than being stuck in the rut of one that's slowly killing him.
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In a blog on the Preemptive Love Coalition's website, Matthew Willingham wrote that two trucks carrying food to Falluja residents who'd fled the fighting became stuck in a rut.
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Rather than settling into a rut of happily solving a new case every week, Bones would put on theme episodes (including a truly strange hour set inside a dream).
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The candidate's acceptance speeches Trump's speech was criticized as "dark," but he argued that he was the only one who could help the country escape the rut he described.
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We still have to tell the story, but inspire women to come out of that rut and become something else other than what that experience wanted them to be.
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But if you are 40 and still talking about the fact you could throw a football over a mountain, there's a very strong chance you are in a rut.
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As a college student, he said he'd grow tired of seeing the same queer films over and over again, a rut he believes platforms like Netflix are stuck in.
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Yet in extreme cases—such as when economies become trapped in a low-growth rut—central bankers must try to conjure up a change in the public's economic outlook.
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The longer that knob-turning fails to get an economy out of the zero-rate rut, the less credible markets are likely to find subsequent attempts at regime change.
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If workplace automation is adopted rapidly, McKinsey estimated 40 percent of those households could be stuck in that rut for another decade even if historical high growth rates returned.
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Tamra had encouraged her son to seek out a professional earlier in the season, after he admitted to being stuck and unable to pull himself out of a rut.
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Rachel's fantasy duo turn out to be Megan (Haley Bennett) and Scott (Luke Evans), a married couple who tend to pose or rut whenever Rachel's train conveniently passes by.
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First Lady Michelle Obama has encouraged kids to get up and move—and even turned me on to new vegetables when I was in a broccoli and spinach rut.
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We know, we know — it's easy to get stuck in a rut and head to the same salon every time you need a trim or a root touch-up.
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But in the view of beleaguered Argentines, the country has merely slipped back into the rut that has framed national life for as long as most people can remember.
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Critters that have evolved to scavenge for food find themselves living in a temporary smorgasbord of tasty planktonic treats, explains Rut Pedrosa Pàmies, a coauthor on the new study.
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To some, it might not seem like anything special, but for me, that one moment was just what I needed after being in an emotional rut for so long.
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Tamra had encouraged her son to seek out a professional earlier in the season, after he admitted to feeling stuck and unable to pull himself out of a rut.
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"It's a savvy move to ask for help when it comes to money, whether someone is looking to get out of a rut or start accumulating wealth," Madgett says.
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Here&aposs the best advice we&aposve heard from those execs, including how to get yourself out of a career rut — and knowing when it&aposs time to quit.
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If it's a truth that the middle years are universally a rut, there are, Calhoun argues, specific ways this plays out in the lives of women of her generation.
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Thus a chance encounter with an ex-boyfriend, Gerard, produces a tale of marriage, fatherhood, and the way life can be simultaneously ever changing and stuck in a rut.
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Concentrated poverty assails families with neighborhood-wide issues such as underperforming schools, little public transportation and few job opportunities, providing few avenues to get out of an economic rut.
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To break the company out of its sales rut and attract new business, he tasked Petros with developing 12 new products and Pantelis with restructuring operations at the facility.
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So as retailers climb out of the rut Amazon's monstrous rise had dug for them, Cramer tracks the defining factors driving them higher despite the e-commerce giant's domination.
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Chemical company PPG has been stuck in a rut lately because it hasn't done any big deals and its core paint and coatings business has been middle-of-the-road.
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And when you're in a beauty rut and confused about what works for you, these sets will push you in the right direction without running up your credit card debt.
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The ISM-Chicago report mirrored other regional surveys that have offered an upbeat assessment of the manufacturing sector, which had been stuck in a rut for more than a year.
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I visit the site every now and again, usually while I'm in a musical rut, and almost always end up discovering some new artists to throw into my music library.
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While it's tempting to get caught up in day-to-day stresses, and it's easy to get stuck in a rut, mentally strong couples don't lose sight of their values.
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I want for the work that we do to evolve also so that we're not going into a rut, so to speak, of presenting Trisha's work in just one way.
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She's the one who nominated him for the show, saying that he's "stuck in the '70s with his style," keeps making veggie wraps, and is basically stuck in a rut.
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But change is necessary, and when $271 worth of foundation drops landed in the beauty closet, it seemed like the perfect time to get out of my tinted moisturizer rut.
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Throwing a new activity or adventure into the mix is the perfect way to get out of your regular rut, and it's great for keeping you feeling creative and inspired.
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Between Instagram fave Nicole Saldana to By Far, the brand that can't stop selling out, here are 13 new labels that'll help pull you out of your sad shoe rut.
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You can practically hear the cold sea-stained streets of Lowestoft running throughout it: "The Golden Mile is paved with shite," as Justin would sing on "Stuck In a Rut".
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This time around, however, we're dedicating our time to getting out of a seasonal style rut before it starts, and saving as much money as we can while doing it.
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So, if you're in a rut, sick of swiping left, or are just curious about what you could be doing differently, trust us: The cosmos has a suggestion or two.
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It's never stuck in one mode, which is something you can be prone to, little scorpion, so this is a wonderful time to get out of whatever rut you're in.
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If you feel like you're stuck in a serious hair rut of topknots or air-dried texture — and are looking to mix it up — you've come to the right place.
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Thankfully, there are plenty of new hair launches that will help you break out of your summer hair rut, and quite a few of them are stocked at Ulta Beauty.
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Deviating from the comics in such a definitive way is a bold and necessary move, and hopefully one that will inspire the writer's room after such a long creative rut.
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"Our guys responded out there and basically lifted a wheelchair with him in it up out of the rut he was stuck in," Deputy Chief Mike Hunley told the newspaper.
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"It was a goal to just get me out of my rut and to move on, and after 36 years I stepped on stage and I did it," he says.
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There's some of that in Coco, to be sure — but it's hard to shake the feeling that Pixar is falling into the kind of rut it once so deftly avoided.
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He liked to say that beginners could learn the process in an hour or two but that experts, stuck in the rut of traditional row gardening, might take two weeks.
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ET release of second quarter GDP will be the final look at the data that showed the economy might finally be coming out of a rut of 2 percent growth.
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David Thewlis is the voice of Michael, a self-help author stuck in a rut until he meets an anomalous woman (Jennifer Jason Leigh) who shakes up his monotonous life.
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Orioles third baseman Manny Machado, hitless in his previous four games, broke out of his rut with a grand slam and run-scoring double for a career-high five RBIs.
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Call it a mixture of clever marketing, positive experiences, and being stuck in a good old-fashioned rut, but branching out is sometimes harder than we might like to admit.
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But even Prada, where Miuccia Prada extolled bad taste as well as good and dabbled in fabrics she hated as well as ones she loved, seems stuck in a rut.
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Both of those wins have an asterisk: New England is in a deep rut, and the win over Baltimore came before the team reinvented itself with Lamar Jackson at quarterback.
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In the thick of winter, it can be easy to fall into a rut of going to the same restaurants or bars (or leaving my apartment as little as possible).
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And Jones has cultivated a diverse community around her hashtag-cum-mantra #alwaysplaydressup, and says she'll sometimes scroll through their photos when she wants to get out of a rut.
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After a hot start when they were 235 of 238.2 from the field, Tennessee hit a rut, making just one of their next 237.0 shots over a 2700:2367 stretch.
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Those actions, however, stem from a basic proclivity born from a vice you've developed — a kind of virtual rut or path in your heart that you're prone to fall into.
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For much of 2018, it appeared that the world economy was finally getting out of the rut it had been stuck in for the decade since the global financial crisis.
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Maybe this is just the beginning of a new era of TV. Reality shows have hit a repetitious rut; what could shock their jaded audience awake faster than actual gladiatorial combat?
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Both exercises were designed to help him out of a creative rut that he stumbled into after I Know What Love Isn't failed to earn the same hosannas as its predecessor.
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He was a TUF champion given a rut-free road to stardom so he could be the cue-balled poster boy for the UFC's UK expansion, but he had a ceiling.
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The busyness of life can also mean less time spent together, which can cause many couples to get stuck in a rut as they do the same things day after day.
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Furthermore, it remains to be seen whether recent acquisitions in Kolor, a 360-degree video company, and video editing start-ups Stupeflix and Vemory can help GoPro out of its rut.
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If the next global slump takes a turn towards the catastrophic, it will not be because of a dearth of ideas for how to pry an economy out of a rut.
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A pop star (Mallard) moves in with a stuck-in-a-rut thirtysomething couple, but... SQUEAL, HARRY STYLES IS AN EXECUTIVE PRODUCER, COULD IT BE BASED ON HIM IN SOME WAY?
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But that doesn't change an underlying dynamic of the presidential race so far: the Republican nominee is mired in a political rut strikingly similar to Mitt Romney's from four years ago.
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Tripp also notes that Jenner and Scott both have a few planetary placements in fixed signs, which are known for their hard-headedness and tendency to get stuck in a rut.
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Playa, a new fun and fresh swimsuit collection just launched at J.Crew and it's everything that you need to get out of whatever winter rut you may find yourself currently in.
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The way Lloyd and Gongol broke out of their first big rut together is a mark of their strength as collaborators—not a total surprise, given they go way, way back.
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At Refinery29, we're all about finding cool new styles and colors to switch up our 'dos (we did bring you 29 ways to break out of your hair rut, after all).
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If you think your rut is more of a sign that it's time to change jobs or careers, set up some informational meetings to get a better sense of different opportunities.
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WASHINGTON — The bipartisan group of senators who intervened to help end the government shutdown now faces an even more formidable task: freeing the Senate — and perhaps Washington — from its dysfunctional rut.
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Lacalle Pou has vowed to tame the small South American nation's high fiscal deficit and sign fresh trade deals to dig the beef and soy exporter out of an economic rut.
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QUICK: WHERE IT IS NEGATIVE INTEREST RATES THAT'S KIND OF GOTTEN THEM INTO THAT RUT DIMON: YES DO YOU KNOW OF ANYONE WHO HAS ACTUALLY BOUGHT A NEGATIVE INTEREST RATE BOND.
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You're so outgoing and fun to be around that people don't realize how easy it can be for you to get stuck in a rut—even though you hate being bored.
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Earnings season shifts into a higher gear in the week ahead, as investors also watch for fresh economic data that could show that the economy is pulling out of a temporary rut.
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Vosges Exotic Truffle Collection, $54.95, available at Williams SonomaWith all the choices out there, it seems ironic that it's all too easy to fall into a rut when it comes to chocolate.
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It also tends to be the time of year most of us desperately want to break out of a hair rut — especially after a season of beanies, scarves, and bitter winter weather.
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"The market is in a rut and desperately in need of some robust economic data to get it out of this funk," said Stephen Innes, managing partner at Vanguard Markets in Bangkok.
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There are endless ways to switch up our hair and makeup routines for the new season — and none of us should be able to find any excuse to fall into a rut.
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Somewhere along the line, the company got stuck in a rut, and despite having phones with impressive specs, Sony's inability to fix critical mistakes caused its handsets to fall out of favor.
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This time of year, you might be finding yourself in a work rut, and any rest you managed to squeeze in during the holidays is starting to feel like a distant memory.
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The Athletics have scored just four runs over the past three games — losing twice — and left fielder Khris Davis is buried in a 2-for-24 rut over the last six contests.
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Despite the improvement in sentiment surveys, data on factory orders, business spending and industrial production have shown manufacturing stuck in a rut since mid-2014 following a surge in the U.S. dollar.
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" Despite living a highly privileged life, she admits to always wanting more, adding that when you make that much money, "you get in this rut where you're still tired, stressed and miserable.
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One way to help get the economy out of its rut would be to embrace policies that encourage older Americans to stay employed and for employers to appreciate their aging work force.
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It can be hard to break out of the rut of turning to denim for just about everything, but the Backcountry Workwear Pants offer more performance and the same comfort and fit.
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Twelve years old at the time, she was attending her first mountain bike camp in her hometown, Ketchum, Idaho, riding on a bumpy forest road when her tire slid into a rut.
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There also is determination to get out of the rut of the Israeli-Palestinian issue, about which he has spoken behind not-fully-closed doors in terms of Israeli-Saudi technological cooperation.
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Paul Downs Colaizzo's indie movie, which won the Audience Award in the US Drama category at Sundance, stars Jillian Bell as the titular Brittany, a goofy twentysomething in a major life rut.
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The trend appeared to continue for the first four games of the deciding set with the rivals swapping breaks before Kasatkina told herself "some rude things" to get out of the rut.
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The global economy is entrenched in a rut, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, which says that situation will not change until governments alter their policies and investment practices.
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Lockhart has been considered a centrist voice at the Fed, open to the possible need for higher interest rates but concerned as well the economy may be stuck in a low growth rut.
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Often relationship experts will suggest scheduling sex as a way to get couples out of a sexual rut, which makes sense in theory, but can make intimacy feel even more transactional in practice.
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Djokovic is a 12-time major champion who&aposs been in something of a rut, due to right elbow troubles that lasted more than a year until he finally had surgery in February.
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I feel for the people who subscribed to MoviePass for a similar reason and are now being denied what was originally marketed towards them because it really helped me out of a rut.
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Maybe that's to be expected—women have always drawn the short straw when it comes to the spy movie, and as a genre parody, Kingsman isn't exempt from falling into that same rut.
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Less than a month ago, luger Chris Mazdzer took to Facebook to share his mounting frustration over a persistent rut he had fallen into — and from which it seemed he might never escape.
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"The (oil) market is in a rut and desperately in need of some robust economic data to get it out of this funk," said Stephen Innes, managing partner at Vanguard Markets in Bangkok.
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Meanwhile TEFAF Maastricht, the market leader, had come to be accused of complacency, seemingly stuck in an opulent rut, its fame as a source for important Old Master oils having outlived their availability.
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If you've found yourself in a career rut, the best choice may just be to start from scratch and learn to code — no matter how many years of job experience you may have.
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Whether we're tired of getting the usual happy-hour drink or doing the same old workouts, it's easy to fall into the "routine rut," and sometimes we just have to refresh our palates.
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While Fed researchers have concluded that bond buying only modestly boosted the economy, Yellen has said the central bank could turn to asset purchases again if the economy fell into a deep rut.
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And to prevent a Japanese style low-inflation, low-growth rut, the next ECB chief may have to mull unorthodox policy steps adopted by the Bank of Japan such as yield-curve control.
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The Bruins are in a rut with three wins in nine games (3-4-2) in 5003 and blew a pair of three-goal leads in Wednesday's 6-5 shootout loss at Detroit.
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Bundling up in the winter months means it's very easy to get into a wardrobe rut, relying on the same black skinny jeans and same wool tights day in after (freezing)day out.
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It also adds to the challenge for the G20 finance ministers and central bank governors to steer the world economy out of a slow-growth rut that has lasted since the financial crisis.
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If it's true that you've been handling the same items since you started (even if your to-do list has steadily increased), you may be stuck in a rut, your mental muscles atrophying.
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The Blazers were playing a home back to back, coming off a disappointing and kind of weird loss to the Lakers, and really needed a win to avoid getting caught in a rut.
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China's methods for pulling itself out of an economic rut are probably not as effective as they once were, and Europe could be hit hard if Britain crashes out of the European Union.
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I started my video company three years ago and got stuck in a rut of doing nothing but client work, which means restrictive projects — clients find it difficult to think outside the box.
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But one of the transport stocks could reveal boosts in its shipping business when it reports on Wednesday, and Cramer said it could be enough to lift the sector out of its rut.
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I would have liked to see us give ourselves some chances by hitting the net but for the most part it seemed like a good first step to get out of a rut.
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Berkus and Brent both agree that "she's mad," and immediately get to work trying to figure out how to get this couple out of their (already $80,000 deep) remodeling rut and down the aisle.
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It's now up to corporate America to reveal whether the U.S. economy simply hit a soft patch this winter, as many suspect, or is on the verge of falling into an even deeper rut.
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Whether you're down to chop a pixie, or you're just looking for a refreshing change to break out of a hair rut, check out our full guide to 2017's biggest cuts and color.
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With her ever-changing hair, signature lashes (soo long!), and bold lip looks, she inspires us when we're stuck in a rut, and we're paying homage by taking a stroll down makeup memory lane.
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From time to time, we all fall victim to what life coach Christine Hassler dubs the "rinse and repeat lifestyle" — essentially getting stuck in a rut, which can result in unhappiness, emptiness, and boredom.
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It's funny and mature, with great performances from Hathaway and Sudeikis as a pair of lost screw-ups and, especially, Nelson, who plays a former addict caught in a rut he's trying to escape.
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Without creativity, a company could find itself stuck in a rut, so make the most of these slow summer days while clients and customers are also on vacation and set up a brainstorming session.
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Mergers and acquisitions have been stuck in a rut since Volkswagen was caught cheating pollution tests in 2015, triggering a global tightening of emissions regulations that depressed the value of petrol and diesel technologies.
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"I just continue to remind guys that we've been in a little bit of a rut and the only way to change that is to grind your way out of it," Green told reporters.
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He has been making the case for roughly two years that the United States was stuck in a low-rate, low inflation and low productivity rut, and that rates needn't rise until something changes.
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Thrown into the mix as well have been calls for a full-blown policy overhaul, and a suspicion that the economy may be stuck in a rut with little anyone can do about it.
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It's interesting considering Ronda's self-confidence was down in the dumps after her loss to Holly Holm -- but she realized she couldn't mope forever and seems to have pulled herself out of the rut.
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Following a dreadful run against the National League West, the Cincinnati Reds can only hope a series against an interleague foe shakes them out of the rut they find themselves in at the moment.
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This all happened at a time when classic rock was in a bit of a rut, already drifting into nostalgic oldies territory as boy-bands and slick dance tunes were taking over the radio.
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We'll never get out of this economic rut, and protect future generations, unless the business and social sectors, Democrats and Republicans, all give and get something — and that's exactly where WikiHillary was coming from.
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But if there's hope for the series to transcend its decades-long rut as some unholy hybrid of dinosaur horror and product placement, in the words of a tyrannosaur-bitten Malcolm, please chance it.
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Wall Street fell earlier after surveys showed global manufacturing activity remained stuck in a rut last month, with factory output from Asia and Europe barely improving as producers struggled to bring in new orders.
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The early episodes — Amazon sent four for review — fall into something of a rut, finding ways to reprise the pilot's climax by landing Midge in front of a microphone to deliver an unplanned monologue.
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The show continually seeks to one-up itself, and it uses its first major action scene of the second season to make a potent statement that it won't settle for any sort of rut.
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Wear This Whenever I'm in need of style inspiration, I find myself pulling up images of Prada's early aughts men's wear collections — their sporty minimalism, restrained tailoring and boyish quirk usually breaks my rut.
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The Chicago White Sox needed to make a move to get out of the rut they've been in lately and did just that with the acquisition of veteran right-hander James Shields on Saturday.
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So when Dior Homme became stuck in a rut of producing black skinny suits, after dominating men's fashion in the early aughts under Hedi Slimane, Jones was the obvious choice to revitalize the brand.
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Yet I also knew that while my game was going poorly, I still had to at least dig myself out of my rut and try to win a few more games before the campaign ended.
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Footage of Cruz referring to a basketball "ring" and seemingly failing to notice when Fiorina fell off the stage in front of him trailed the senator as he attempted to break out of his rut.
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Speeding through an off-road course in the rolling terrain of Fort McCoy, the truck's sophisticated suspension devoured each bump and rut while her caramel Frappuccino, sitting in its holder on the dash, barely swayed.
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Since we were in a rut (read: desperate need) and looking for some new, fun, not-run-of-the-mill jewelry that won't chip into the old vacation budget, we, of course, turned to Instagram.
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"With data continuing to show the economy is stuck in a rut and deflation returning, the last thing the BOJ need to see is a stronger yen," Rabobank analysts wrote in a note on Friday.
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Whether you're in a hair rut, want a new style for your already short locks, sick and tired of your damaged ends, or ready for a big transformation, it's time to book that salon appointment.
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They just have to getbetter at what they do, (and) sometimes if you're in a rut and not feelinggood, sometimes it's good to make a change, see what happens and see if thatkeeps you focused.
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The long-term trader also highlighted that the purpose of banks is to lend to businesses – an activity seemingly stuck in a rut, according to the latest disappointing data from February on U.S. loan growth.
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"Residential housing construction is one of the leading indicators of a recession, and while construction activity isn't dropping precipitously, housing is stuck in a rut," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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Not only is Barber's feed the perfect eye-candy for mindless scrolling, but it also has the added benefit of being the most low-effort way to break out of a rut, beauty or otherwise.
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The brand's latest batch of products is chock-full of unique standouts that are fully guaranteed to kick us out of a style rut and make the winter-to-spring wardrobe transition easy, breezy. Intrigued?
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You get a new hairdo to switch up your look; give your closet a makeover when your style is in a rut; but what about your kitchen, the one place crucial to your daily sustenance?
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Catcher Yadier Molina broke out of a 173-for-13 rut with three hits Tuesday for the Cardinals, who are 6-2 over the last eight games while trying to weather a wave of injuries.
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If you're in a rut at work, pick yourself up, dust off your resume, practice interviewing, and get yourself out there — there are always opportunities, but sometimes you may have to look hard for them.
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Super Mario 64 wasn't simply a case of giving a new visual sheen to the series and rehashing ideas, an exhausting rut into which the likes of the New Super Mario Bros titles have fallen.
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I felt like Gilbert and Sullivan just wanted to make people happy with their work, and they also wanted to address British culture, and they'd gotten into a rut, so they set it in Japan.
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If you're stuck in a rut of neutral palettes, take the upcoming holiday to test drive color on your lids, be it in the form of a bright kelly, pastel mint, or sumptuous forest shade.
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"None of us will really know how deep and dark a rut he was in because he is such a private guy," said Trevor Immelman, who in 2008 held off Woods to win the Masters.
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Rut Diamint, una politóloga de la Universidad Torcuato Di Tella en Argentina, estuvo de acuerdo con las críticas que se le hacen a Morales, pero añadió que "nada de eso justifica un golpe de Estado".
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He also speculated on future near-term moves in equities, pondering over whether the recent trend of buying the dips would entice dealers or if stocks would be stuck in a rut after Thursday's carnage.
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The Sabres, who also got a goal and an assist from Marcus Johansson and 20 saves from Carter Hutton, won for the second time in three games and ended an 21-2-1 home rut.
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The Sabres, who also got a goal and an assist from Marcus Johansson and 13 saves from Carter Hutton, won for the second time in three games and ended an 0-2-1 home rut.
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If you're currently in a TV rut, bingeing reruns while waiting for your favorite shows to return from the long off season, the end is in sight — well, at least for the popaholics out there.
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"Perhaps you see a rut in the snow just ahead of you, and you have to make a quick correction that basically cancels out that expectation that you had of where to turn," Fetsch said.
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So, once you determine what's causing the rut, you have to decide whether or not you can survive in your relationship sans sex (or less sex than you'd like) — and really, only you can answer that.
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Everyone gets stuck in a sexual rut at some point, and let's face it: Trying to take strangers home from the bar or constantly hitting up your ex who you know is DTF can get old.
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In fact, a study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology last year found that wallowing, or as the authors put it, emotional acceptance, might really help get you out of an emotional rut.
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Columbus, Wichita, Little Rock, and Tallahassee have maintained their makeshift, post-apocalyptic family unit, with Columbus and Wichita settling into a couple's routine (or rut), and Tallahassee serving as an overbearing father figure to Little Rock.
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In other words, this is about as forgiving as retrogrades get, and if you've been in a professional rut or have been struggling to make a tough decision, you'll want to take full advantage of it.
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Take a look: Even if you're not the type to get intimidated by black coffee and dark roasted beans, the new espresso could simply add another option to get you out of a coffee ordering rut.
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Cleveland, which boasts the second-highest scoring offense in the AL, has been in a terrible rut lately, scoring one run or fewer in four consecutive games for the first time since June 53-14, 2011.
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I've been trying to go to new coffee shops outside of my usual routine, because it makes me feel like I'm constantly exploring the city and helps me feel like I'm not stuck in a rut.
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Food is the way that Sasha tries to get Marcus out of his rut, but as she tries to pull him into monochromatic meals and conceptual dinners, Marcus resists in concept, in cost, and in taste.
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Yet as someone who reviews games for a living (and thus often plays them before launch), I still sometimes find myself in that '80s-style rut in the days when there aren't yet any walkthroughs online.
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But in my opinion it is the Security Council -- most especially the P5 -- that holds the key for both the United States and North Korea to get out of this rut without bringing with it Armageddon.
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When Edwards complains that she and Amelia are in a rut of aneurysms (#doctorproblems, but actually probably more of a problem for the people with BLEEDING BRAINS), Amelia promises she can clip the next one herself.
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Meanwhile, productivity numbers have been pretty dismal: So what the data are suggesting, although not with a lot of confidence, is that America is about to settle into a low-growth rut, maybe 1.5% a year.
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Since Rick left, she took over as the main leader of the crew of living protagonists, but her character has been in an angry rut, like the writers weren't quite sure what to do with her.
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Jean's walk on the wild side as Diane is like a married couple's spicy date night where they role play as strangers — something Jean and Michael do in one episode to break out of their rut.
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If you're bored with your hair, but don't feel quite ready for an entirely new cut or color at the salon, the best way to pull yourself out of the rut is with a new style.
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The Suns reportedly engineered another major shakeup on Tuesday and will find out if that's the key to breaking out of the current rut at the expense of the struggling Miami Heat, who visit on Wednesday.
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After hitting a rut in the outdoor ice in Cortina, the Newton Massachusetts, native had gashed her leg to the bone, but was stitched up in time to compete by her own father, who was a surgeon.
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A global economic growth rut risks deepening, despite expectations that major central banks will cut rates or ease policy further, according to Reuters polls of over 500 economists who remain worried about the U.S.-China trade war.
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"We can get stuck in a rut of maintaining old or long-distance friendships digitally, but at the end of the day you need friends to see in person," said Olivia Poole, an entrepreneur in San Francisco.
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While the Mario games managed to change with the times, Nintendo constantly reinventing their iconic plumber for new audiences and technology while retaining that unmistakable "Mario-ness," Sonic appears to have gotten stuck in an uncomfortable rut.
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I wasn't convinced it could be done, however — as per usual — they came back with some genius "four-for-one" dishes: All are easy to make, lunch friendly, and take me out of my cooking-eating rut.
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Rodriguez tells us the CNBC project is all about coaching and mentoring former athletes and celebrities to try to get them out of a rut ... kind of like what Beltran is tasked with doing for the Mets!
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In his first full season as general manager, in 2002, he resolved never to let the Indians get into the kind of deep, sustained rut that was plaguing teams in similar markets, like Kansas City and Pittsburgh.
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Howard was in an 0-for-12 rut with nine strikeouts before his decisive blast as Philadelphia rebounded from a 10-33 thrashing in Monday's series opener to improve to 10-2 over its last 12 games.
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The look now associated with casuals… I think it's a way out of the weekday rut for everyday, working-class people – to get down the pub with your mates and your £500 jacket is a feelgood factor.
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L.B., PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y. It can certainly be a mistake to stay in a job too long if you do it for the wrong reason: a vague sense of comfort that atrophies into a rut, let's say.
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Mr. Ameri is maneuvering with his colleagues and allies such as former Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki to form a government of Shiite Islamist parties, a move that would push Iraq back into the sectarian rut.
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And even though there are reasons to believe the United States economy is breaking out of that rut – big tax cuts and a revival of the global economy – it may not be as vibrant as it looks.
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If you're tired of your usual cookie rotation, this one will break you out of your rut, with its chestnut and spelt flour base, snazzed up by a bright and cheery pink glaze made from pomegranate juice.
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The longer the economy stays in a rut, some analysts say, the harder it will be for Ramaphosa's faction to resist calls for the central bank to take a more active role in trying to rekindle growth.
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Like Pittsburgh, the city of Cleveland has the cultural and financial assets to get itself out of a rut; it has a world-class hospital, a major research university, an international airport and a few corporate headquarters.
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This was by far the most pointless storyline of the entire series so far, stuck in a rut from the word go and ultimately defeated by the fact that, hey, Myrcella died almost immediately after Jaime rescued her.
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First, the Chev gets stuck and then the Ford gets stuck, but the Chev will get unstuck when the Dodge shows up, however, the Dodge gets stuck in a tractor rut but it eventually pulls out the Ford.
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Mr Kim, for his part, may have been seeking to send his own signal to America, that Mr Xi continues to stand by him even as nuclear negotiations between North Korea and America remain stuck in a rut.
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ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - A coherent, economically-oriented immigration policy would benefit the U.S. economy greatly and could lift it from the slow-growth rut in which it is currently stuck, a top Federal Reserve official said on Thursday.
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The team is starting the 2018 season coming off a 17-game losing streak, which itself came off the back of a separate 17-game rut that ended with that 2016 win, only to begin the cycle anew.
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Bullard since last year has argued that the U.S. economy is stuck in a low-growth, low-inflation rut, and that there is no reason to push rates too much higher until it is clear that has changed.
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Did he forget that he gave her an extra key and then completely ignore her as she stood in the doorway literally watching them rut away on hard, wet tiles while she didn't take her eyes off you?
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I feel like I'm not living to my full potential, that I've let myself fall into a rut, that other people are pushing themselves further than I am, and that I'm letting myself down in too many ways.
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Not everybody can be a Flosstradamus or a Brillz, and as the market becomes glutted with too many booty-bass-dropping trap producers to count, it's easy for a genre to fall into a rut of stale imitation.
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"Our family wasn't broken or dysfunctional, but we were in an unhappy rut, one that seemed of our own making but was also tied to the busy, hyper-competent parenting culture that surrounded us in Arlington," Kois wrote.
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Heightened tensions over trade have stuck the market in a rut for the last two weeks — the S&P 500 is down 2.8% for May, although the benchmark index still shows a gain of 14.3% for the year.
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"It's the idea of self-expression and identity and you're not stuck in one rut," Ms. Wells said, popping open Treasure, a bright purple lipstick that glowed like a jewel or a bruise in her soothingly neutral parlor.
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Mr. Trump and his advisers say that leaving more money in the hands of businesses and consumers will lead to more spending and investment, lifting economic growth, which has been stuck in a 2-percent-a-year rut.
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The Russell 2000 (RUT), an index of small US firms that includes companies like Ugg maker Deckers (DECK), Kentucky Derby racetrack owner Churchill Downs (CHDN) and Taser manufacturer Axon (AAXN), is up 10% in the past twelve months.
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As the government struggled to pry the economy from its rut, it pioneered policies like quantitative easing (QE; printing money to buy assets such as government bonds) that were used around the world after the global financial crisis.
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If you're in a financial rut and can't make the minimum payment on your federal loans, you may be able to put your repayment obligations on hold through deferment or forbearance (some private lenders offer this option too).
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Perhaps he had noticed that second-wave feminists were agitating for change, even as the industry remained stuck in its sexist rut: it's been estimated that at the time less than 1 percent of American directors were women.
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She must find away to tout Obama's successes and explicitly acknowledge why so many Americans still feel stuck in a rut, Bernstein said — and, at the same time, continue to drive home why Trump's economic platform would be catastrophic.
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Suffice to say that it stars Fred Armisen and Maya Rudolph as a married couple stuck in a rut, and that nearly every one of its eight episodes ends with something unexpected that resets the show for what follows.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - A global economic growth rut risks deepening, despite expectations that major central banks will cut rates or ease policy further, according to Reuters polls of over 500 economists who remain worried about the U.S.-China trade war.
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Food & Wine reports, the 200-milliliter bottles will be a mix of red, white, rosé, and bubbly wines, which should help pull us out of that all red, all the time rut we seem to fall into every winter.
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Elon Musk is the greatest car salesman who has ever lived, and Cybertruck is a flamboyant effort to create a Tesla "halo" vehicle that resets the company&aposs story and helps it to escape from its current design rut.
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She's sick of her boyfriend, her daily routine, and her life, and decides to break out of that rut by stealing an artifact called the "Madness Vest," which allows Loma to warp reality around her and take human form.
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While the Capitals' veterans are in a bit of a rut, 39-year-old Jarome Iginla recorded his first multi-goal performance of the season by scoring in overtime of Los Angeles' 23-2 win over Nashville on Thursday.
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And in our Opinion section, the writer Thanassis Cambanis looks at the role of the Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr, who is leading a reformist alliance that he argues could jolt the country's politicians out of their sectarian rut.
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After decades of producing quality soccer — Hamburg has three Bundesliga titles on its résumé, and it reigned as the champion of Europe at the end of the 03-20 season — the club is currently mired in a yearslong rut.
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LONDON/BEIJING/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global manufacturing activity remained stuck in a rut last month with factory output from Asia, Europe and the Americas barely improving as producers struggled to bring in new orders, surveys released on Wednesday showed.
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Trying to keep out of a rut, he wrote "An American in Washington" (1961), a guide to the capital, detailing the techniques of name-dropping, the importance of lunch and advice on how to talk endlessly without saying anything.
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Loaning themselves out gives volunteers the opportunity to strengthen their skills, broaden their networks, break out of a career rut, and find new meaning in their jobs—benefits that come back to employers in the form of increased engagement and retention.
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Let's face it — the atmosphere is stuck in a rut, with the jet stream, the highway of fast-flowing air at about 35,000 feet — setting off one nor'easter after the other as if someone forgot to hit the "off" switch.
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Sturino also found a summery nautical fit-and-flare dress ($129.90) for Tori to get out of that LBD rut and teamed it with a shiny metallic bomber ($119.90) which looks so much cooler than a go-to black leather jacket.
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And keep in mind: two decades of inflation at 2.2% failed to leave the Fed with enough of an interest-rate cushion to keep America from stumbling into the zero-interest-rate rut that has held the country trapped since 2008.
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Ahead, our Refinery29 beauty editors are breaking down all the hair looks we're saving on Instagram and dying to try in 2019... some of which will hopefully speak to your aesthetic and jolt you right out of any mid-January rut.
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Ms Williams grew up on the South Side, and found herself in a rut as an architect when she decided, in 2004, to give it up for painting what she now describes, with typical self-effacement, as "out-dated abstract expressionism".
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The biggest independent developers shifted their allegiance to Sony, and Microsoft Studios oversaw an agonizing creative rut, where the company largely doubled down on what had worked in the past—Halo, Gears of War, Forza Motorsport—and figured that'd be enough.
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Evidence that the so-called natural rate of interest has fallen to low levels could mean the economy is stuck in a low-growth rut that could prove hard to escape, Federal Reserve Vice Chair Stanley Fischer said on Wednesday.
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But Obama's goal will clearly be to convince voters that the scary picture painted by Trump and other Republican candidates of an America beset by terrorism, threatened by illegal immigration and stuck in an economic rut is not an accurate one.
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"Whenever I feel like I'm in a rut and want easy, plant-based dishes to make, this is my go-to app," says chef Bryant Terry, a James Beard Leadership Award winner, activist, and author of the cookbook Afro-Vegan. 4.
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ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - Investors may be expecting a U.S. interest rate increase in December, but Federal Reserve policymakers remain divided over whether the economy is mired in a rut, strong enough to withstand an immediate hike or hovering somewhere in between.
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Hilltop and Alexandria both struggled as settings in the comics, too, with writer Robert Kirkman bringing in threats that goosed the drama for an issue or two, only to return to a status quo that sometimes felt stuck in a rut.
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ST. LOUIS - Investors may be expecting a U.S. interest rate increase in December, but Federal Reserve policymakers remain divided over whether the economy is mired in a rut, strong enough to withstand an immediate hike or hovering somewhere in between.
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I've always thought I had a handle on urban fantasy, and Unavowed makes it very clear that I was stuck in the same rut of thinking that powers so much of the conceptual divide between the rural and the urban.
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"Read more: 14 reasons you're not getting over your ex — even if they were totally wrong for youEttin recently received an email from a former client who was experiencing the negative thought spiral which they called a "total self-loathing rut.
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After being stuck in a 2-percent rut since the beginning of this decade, real GDP growth has recorded back-to-back quarters above 3 percent and is on pace to meet or exceed that mark again in the current period.
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Orioles 3B Manny Machado went 0-for-8 with six strikeouts in the final two games of the Angels' series and has gone hitless in six of his last nine games while buried in a 4-of-36 rut. 2.
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Whenever Chelsea finds itself stuck in a rut, whenever an occasional defeat becomes a run of them, it is easy to assume that the problem, and the solution, are the same as always, that history is about to repeat itself.
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At some point, the watch industry will get out of the sales rut it fell into a few years ago — that at least appears to be the conviction behind some of the bolder, more experimental designs being unveiled this year.
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"Kate felt like she was in a bit of a style rut and thought she needed a little edge," the source said, adding: "She's consciously worked on getting her look to be a bit younger and more modern, and it's worked!"
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This pattern was especially strong for the participants who ended up recovering the most, and the researchers speculate that these emotional ups and downs could actually prevent us from getting stuck in the rut of cycling between sadness and longing.
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I realized what happened only after the deal fell through: I had been afflicted with Seasonal Realty Disorder; it hits city people in spring when we are dreaming of summer houses, and it turns us into panting animals in rut.
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Already in "Liturgy," from 2003, there are signs of a rut, of a narrowing into one avenue of success (the elastic, extremely acrobatic pas de deux), and the jump to "American Rhapsody," choreographed last year, is a large falling-off.
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The series, which was created by former Daily Show producer Timothy Greenberg, follows Miles (Rudd), a slovenly ad guy who cashes out his savings to pay for an experimental spa treatment that promises to break him out of his rut.
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While it's hard to predict how steadfast we'll be about meal prepping or giving up that post-work glass of wine, we do know we'll be holding true to at least one promise: We're totally breaking out of our makeup rut in 2019.
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As skittish investors became more concerned with companies' earnings, some of the biggest victims of last year's IPO rut were private equity backed, highly indebted companies such as Neiman Marcus, which had been looking to use IPO proceeds to pay down debt.
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Instead of staying stuck in their rut, Gus (Paul Rust) and Mickey (Gillian Jacobs) have a catharsis, realizing something that I would have thought many couples knew from the get go: if they just communicate their problems, they're a lot easier to solve.
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At this point, we expect the retailer to have our bootie for the season, a less expensive version of that runway cardigan we've been coveting, and even an unexpected trend or two to refresh our wardrobe whenever we fall into a style rut.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Britain should stay in the European Union, but regardless how it votes on June 23, the EU needs to forge closer ties to get out of its economic rut, the head of the French central bank said on Monday.
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From the U.S., evidence that the so-called natural rate of interest has fallen to low levels could mean the economy is stuck in a low-growth rut that could prove hard to escape, Federal Reserve Vice Chair Stanley Fischer said on Wednesday.
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The Nikkei share average edged down 0.23 percent to 20.2,211 during the morning session, and is on course to add to a seven-day losing streak - the longest rut since Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's growth-focussed 'Abenomics' policies were launched in late 2413.46.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Evidence that the so-called natural rate of interest has fallen to low levels could mean the economy is stuck in a low-growth rut that could prove hard to escape, Federal Reserve Vice Chair Stanley Fischer said on Wednesday.
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Although the Maple Leafs have hit a bit of a rut with three losses in their last four games, they still hold down the second wild card in the Eastern Conference, leading the New York Islanders by one point and Philadelphia by two.
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Audience Score: 90%In "Up," Carl Fredricksen has fallen into a rut after his beloved wife passes away, but he surprises his neighbors when he ties thousands of balloons to the roof of his house and plans to float away to South America.
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At this point is that I'm not sure if the show's writers — in this case Matthew Negrete — realize how many thematic nods to the show being stuck in a rut it needs to get out of it they've built into their episodes.
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It's not just me—we're in a collective rut: More people in the US are living with stress, depression, and anxiety than ever before, and it doesn't help that we have a president who's messing with our healthcare on so many levels.
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The United States stock market, by far the best-performing large-equity market in the world over the past year, has been in a rut, with investors uncertain about corporate earnings, rising interest rates, a trade war with China and global growth.
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It was also deeply indicative of how deep a rut the WWE has dug for itself and its stars: the promo changed absolutely nothing for anyone involved in the exchange, and only revealed just how much contempt WWE has for its audience.
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As for Wichita and Columbus, they've hit a rut in their relationship, which he clumsily tries to fix by proposing to her with the Hope Diamond (one of many running gags about using random memorabilia from the White House in everyday life).
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Previous means of firming up a racing surface, so that it won't rut up and fall apart, entailed spraying it with a fire hose or having large groups of people stomp on it—the Austrian Army still deploys to Kitzbühel for this purpose.
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Brendan Gallagher and Phillip Danault each had a goal with an assist, and Tomas Tatar recorded three assists for the Canadiens, who snapped an 217-220-23 home rut in which they blew a lead of at least 246-221 in each contest.
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There was a scare when he ended up in a tyre rut in the fairway-side dirt at the 17th and then went into the gallery but he escaped with a bogey before just missing out with an eagle putt at the 18th.
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In all, the stage seems to be set for a robust growth performance in the current quarter, which would drive the average for the year above 2.5 percent, suggesting that the economy may finally be accelerating out of its 2-percent rut.
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Bullard, who regards the economy as mired in a low-inflation, low-growth rut, has said he feels the central bank needs to raise rates only one more time and should then pause until it is clear the economy has shifted to a higher gear.
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Bullard, who regards the economy as mired in a low-inflation, low-growth rut, has said he feels the central bank needs to raise rates only one more time, then could pause until it is clear the economy has shifted to a higher gear.
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I'm heavily embedded in Apple's ecosystem (Mac, Apple Watch, etc etc), so although I really adore the Galaxy Note 8 (apart from that finger print sensor!) I'm kinda in a rut about my next handset, so for now am just sticking with what I've got.
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ABOUT THE SHARKS (217-24-23): Defenseman Brent Burns has been in a major rut after scoring 56 goals over the past two campaigns, but he made his second one this season count by delivering the game-winning tally in overtime against the Hurricanes.
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Amazon has a new series starting next month starring Maya Rudolph and Fred Armisen as a couple whose marriage has slowly fallen into a rut — at least until things get… kinda weird and Burning Man-y… it's hard to say exactly what's going on.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. It can be easy to get stuck in a porn rut, but adult filmmaker Shine Louise Houston has the solution to your woes: PinkLabel TV—a subscription-based streaming service that's essentially a sexy equivalent to Netflix.
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"It just felt like she was very judgmental and always wagging her finger at them scene after scene, and it just sort of felt like she was in a rut and there needed to be some shift in the dynamic between the family," explained Kodish.
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Speaking in St. Louis on Friday, Bullard reiterated his view that the Fed should raise rates once more and then leave them unchanged for the foreseeable future because there's "no reason to think" the U.S. economy will break out of its low-growth rut.
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To get to the root of the animosity that has exploded between the two sides over the past few days, you have to understand just what a rut TNA/Impact Wrestling has been in and just how good the Hardys have been despite it all.
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Earlier this year, we announced the new Emerge Impact + Music Festival, a three-day shindig in Vegas designed to break you out of the festival rut with a packed lineup of can't-miss rising acts, innovative speakers, activism, art, and—this being Vegas—killer parties.
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But when the S.U.V. she was traveling in hit a rut and bounced wildly on a mud road carved into a mountainside — a steep decline inches to her right, the pounding rain all around — an expletive escaped her lips like some rare ugly moth.
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Increased federal spending — the result of the two-year budget deal passed by Congress this year — is likewise giving the economy a lift, helping to nudge G.D.P. growth out of the rut of 2 to 2.5 percent where it has spent much of the recovery.
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Spring cleaning is a great time to break out of a vacuum rut and save yourself some sweat by making the machine do the work of cleaning furniture like sofas and wing chairs, mattresses, walls, window treatments, windowsills and casings, and even the windows themselves.
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For seven seasons, George has been the heart and soul of the Indiana Pacers, but after being LeBron's biggest challengers from 2012 to 2014, the Pacers have settled into a rut of mediocrity, with George being the only thing keeping them out of the lottery.
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That said, the objective of the summit was absolutely conventional: to explore whether we have sufficient national interest and the leadership will to take a very unhealthy relationship with an important nation out of a well-worn rut and move it in a more constructive direction.
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Whenever you're truly in a rut, you can reach for ever-reliable mom jeans: a blank canvas outfit starter that pairs perfectly with both experimental jackets and minimalist turtleneck options equally until your weather app tells you it's safe to head out in a T-shirt.
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Battling names such as Walmart, Kroger, Kohl's and increasingly Amazon for market share, Target started to drift away from its fashion and design roots — its "cheap chic" heritage — in the wake of the Great Recession, which thrust many businesses into a rut late in '08 and '09.
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While not every makeup trend is a winner for everyone (we'll be sitting out feather and barbed wire brows, thank you), trying new products and styles is the best way to get out of a rut and find fresh, new inspiration when creating your unique aesthetic.
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Indeed he said he expects trend job creation to slow in coming months, a normal development as the economy approaches full employment that is consistent with his view the U.S. is locked in a low growth, low inflation and low unemployment rut for the foreseeable future.
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Ryding had led the field at halfway and, as last to go on the second run, had stretched his advantage over Neureuther from 0.14 seconds to 0.51 when, with victory in sight near the end of the course, he hit a rut and missed a gate.
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In remarks on Wednesday, Yellen called an emerging debate over raising global inflation targets "one of the most important questions facing monetary policy," as central bankers grapple with an economic rut in which low growth, low interest rates and weak price and wage increases reinforce each other.
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Even though, simply in the voice on all of those songs, on 'Asian Rut' or 'Bengali In Platforms' or 'The National Front Disco', one can plainly hear that here is no hate at all… If the National Front were to hate anyone, it would be me.
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When I walked into Equinox a little over two months ago, admiring the gym that would help me help myself out of this fitness rut, I was a little "gymtimidated" (ugh, my kingdom for a new word.) The facilities were gorgeous (they have Kiehl's in the showers!
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Here's a no-recipe breakfast for you to try this week, or to order at the deli on the way to work, a way to get out of the morning rut: a toasted, buttered everything bagel with a slice of ham and a slice of Swiss.
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So you can understand why James T., a good soldier and also a bit of a loose cannon, might want to break out of the rut, and the title of the latest movie, "Star Trek Beyond," teases the audience with the promise of novelty and risk.
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And Markus and McFeely both argue that the focus on collaboration and cross-film coordination with other filmmakers helps prevent the movies from falling into a creative rut, because contributions from other writers and directors help keep the characters fresh and supply the system with new ideas.
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For the last decade, however, Will Smith has largely been stuck in a depressive rut when it comes to the work he's gravitated toward—the type of emotionally manipulative fare that attempts to connect with audiences looking for a good cry even as it risks alienating them.
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The Senators failed on both their power-play opportunities in Game 1 after going 6-for-12 versus the Penguins during the regular season, but Pittsburgh came up empty on five chances to extend its rut to 0-for-10 in the last three contests. 3.
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Mr. McCain made no mention of that, however, and instead used his time of maximum impact in the spotlight to say that the spectacular collapse of the health bill provided a chance for renewal, an opening to get the Senate out of its dysfunctional and partisan rut.
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Ryding had led the field at half-way and, as last to go on the second run, had stretched his advantage over Neureuther from 0.14 seconds to 0.51 when, with victory in sight near the end of the course, he hit a rut and missed a gate.
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These dips happen, and there are things you can do if you're in a running rut, whether your goal is to bust right out of it, or just pass the miles until the weather improves or the big race gets close enough to feel in reach.
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It's a completely judgment-free zone, too — so if you're tired of awkwardly trying to hit on people in bars or are stuck in a sexual rut, this is a place you can come to meet people who want the exact same thing as you, no questions asked.
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With Sony stuck in a rut, Samsung shifting its major launch away from IFA, and rivals like HTC and Huawei not investing money and effort into making big IFA announcements, there's a void left to be filled by a globally known smartphone maker with a truly cutting-edge phone.
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Read these stories next:10 Celebrity Beauty Transformations That Will Break You Out Of A Rut We Transformed One Girl Into Kylie Jenner With 3 Major LooksThis Makeup Artist Dedicated Her Latest Work Of Art To Lady Gaga For more beauty-related inspiration, check us out on Pinterest.
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Yes, after pulling herself out of her 1950's rut as a swimsuit model to become everything from a doctor, lawyer, computer scientist, astronaut and even the president of the United States, Barbie has now become a 3D-animated hologram that can serve up the weather on command.
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Having taken one point from their first five league games, Sunderland are in exactly the same sort of early-season rut that they've experienced for, well, as far back as anyone can remember, and are odds-on to continue that run when they face Crystal Palace on Saturday afternoon.
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BUENOS AIRES, June 28 (Reuters) - Argentina's fiscal targets, on track so far this year, are about to get squeezed as pension payouts rise and tax revenues weaken amid a biting economic rut, potentially leaving a poisoned chalice for whoever is elected president at the end of this year.
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Or maybe they're a simple short-term bet for developers but a genuinely a bad fit for VR. If so, I'm not sure how mobile VR will break out of that rut, short of developing a big enough user base to support a larger array of ambitious games.
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Of course, there are a lot of reasons for such a change, ranging from what Vulture's John Hugar called the show's "perpetual rut" to the simple fact that the market is more fragmented than it was 20 years ago and there are more animated series geared at adults today.
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It may seem obvious, but opening up the conversation and talking to an actual human not only got me out of my rut of buying the same two types of steak over and over again; it also provided me with expert tips that definitely made me a better cook.
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Whatever else chronic drinking might be — a disease, a rut, a genetic inheritance, a behavioral disorder, a deficiency of dopamine or some neurotransmitter (and we can argue about this over Zoom some other time) — it feeds on solitude and despair, and we have plenty on tap these days.
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The decision to expand its LNG production and open an import terminal in the world's fastest growing LNG market is a step by Exxon Chief Executive Darren Woods to pull the company out of an earnings rut that has left its shares flat over the past seven years.
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You might not notice that you've gotten caught in a rut, in a job that you hate, or in a relationship that isn't right for you, or doing something really unethical and keep doing it because you're not really thinking about your time being precious or valuable or important.
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They stand down after a few puffs of a peace pipe in the form of a marijuana vaporizer pen and some encouragement from the recently divorced Jamie (Molly Shannon), a social media oversharer, and the new-to-the-school Emily (Katie Aselton), whose marriage is in a rut.
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If he doesn't seem to be having a good time and there's no apparent big-picture commercial reason for the second-rate songs that clutter up Nuthin' 2 Prove, then it seems fair to assume that Yachty's still stuck in the rut that his early critics dug for him.
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Most of us go through exercise phases: you hear about a new workout and splurge on a class package; you're in a rut and decide to train for a race; or you have an important event coming up and are compelled to bump up your workouts so you feel your best.
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I felt like a hair makeover could be just what I needed to break out of my rut and, coupled with the fact that I'm started to experience the premature grey hair that runs in my family, I decided there was no time like the present to take the plunge.
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It's definitely getting me out of the music rut I was in, settling for a rotation Anti and my "You Wassap Girl" catch-all playlist on Spotify (I mean both are great but JFC, Fumo, how many times do you need to get emotional to "Needed Me" on the J train).
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And with interest rates near historical lows and growth stuck in a rut even as the recovery from the Great Recession moves into its eighth year this summer, even some veterans of Washington's budget wars are challenging the reigning fiscal orthodoxy that perceives the perennial budget gap as something inherently sinful.
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The trendy-yet-practical culottes, dresses, skirts, and more from the eight labels ahead (some you may be familiar with, others you may not) might just be what it takes to get you out of your blazer rut — and just think about what you can accomplish with a fresh, stylish mindset.
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There was smoke in the air when we arrived at RimRock Inn, a onetime stagecoach stop recently transformed into a trendy retreat with a wine bar-restaurant, a collection of "glamping" tepees and vintage trailer accommodations out back on the edge of Joseph Canyon, a deep, jagged rut through the earth.
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A soundtrack full of cheerful oldies laid over the rotting guts of Castle Rock makes for a cognitive dissonance that brings to mind the delirium of not knowing whether to laugh or to cry, which feels fitting given that the characters of Castle Rock frequently find themselves stuck in an emotional rut.
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But they should be clear on who they're disdaining: He's one of the few leaders of either party who's tried to push our politics of its existing rut, and one of even fewer who can claim that his push's outcome, however rickety and temporary it proved, had some real and consequential success.
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Sonos Makes a Play to Reconquer Your Living Room&aposs Music For years, Sonos speakers and software have been our de facto choice for a wireless multiroom music …Read more ReadWhether this new speaker (combined with existing software) is enough to pull the company out of its rut is an entirely different question.
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In each episode, the L.A.-based talent will make over the home of a client who has had a relationship end — whether it's a recent split or a long-ago divorce that has left them in a rut — giving them a fresh start and a de facto therapy session in the process.
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ET, RDS, Sportsnet East (Montreal), FSN Arizona ABOUT THE CANADIENS (240-22-33): Despite a pair of five-goal outbursts in its last two home games at the end of January, Montreal's offense has been mired in a major rut, producing two goals or fewer eight times during its current 23-24-22 stretch.
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Even if your hair resolutions aren't exactly the same as ours (like transitioning to our natural texture, finally chopping those bangs we've been talking about forever, or figuring out how to French braid), chances are there's another style that'll help you break out of that 2017 rut and start the year the way you intended.
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If you're currently in the depths of an end-of-year hair rut — you want something new, but can't figure out whether that's curtain bangs or soft layers — look to the most popular hair trends hitting NYC this winter to find the exact cut that speaks to your hair length, texture, and 2019 aesthetic.
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WATCH: The Cast of Pitch Perfect 3 Reveal Who's Most Likely to Break Character and Bust Out in Song In the Trish Sie-directed film, the Bellas find themselves in a bit of a post-college rut after going off in different directions with little to no job opportunities for singing without instrumental accompaniment.
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Not bad, right?) While you could use this sale to buy every single shade of liquid lipstick that you've been craving (not a bad decision for those looking to break out of a red lipstick rut just in time for summer) you could also use it to save some cash on innovative K-beauty products.
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New York producer and songwriter Matty Fasano started a party called House of Feelings to help his friends get out of a rut, after noticing that they—like so many bogged down by life in the big city—were keeping their heads down at day jobs with little outlet for some of their other talents.
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In the grand palaces of north London and the pre-Crossrail West End, where boys in leotards used to prance about hoping to be scouted by Hedi Slimane, the big tunes of the night, the ones they brought out when everyone was at peak-fucked and ready to rut, were never really guitar tracks.
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If it was encouraging in the final weekend before the playoffs to see Tanaka emerge from a recent rut — he had allowed at least seven runs in two of his previous three starts — it was hard to say it was a portent of what might be coming if the Yankees advance to a division series.
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The Democrats' calamitous defeat in last year's elections—not only losing the Presidency but remaining in a rut in both chambers of Congress and ceding further ground to Republicans in state houses, governors' mansions, and mayors' offices around the country—deepened a well of intra-Party bitterness that had become evident long before Election Day.
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Certainly, it was more effective than the proposal at Rochas, where Alessandro Dell'Acqua seems to be stuck in a rut of 1940s pastels, kitschy logos (this time in the form of rhinestone "R"s on sweaters, belts and shoes) and zebra striping — which is to say, bits from this decade, and bits from that decade.
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A cynic might suggest that re-tooling the biggest selling pop record in recent memory was a great way to finance a divorce, but in fact the motivation behind it was creative stalemate: 60 songs into the Prisoner sessions Adams was stuck in a creative rut (he ultimately racked up 80 tracks in total).
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