You walk into men's clothes shops and your heart sags.
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When August broods on his own sorrows, the novel sags.
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Our mitochondria sputter, our endocrine system sags, our DNA snaps.
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Mere weeks later, she won the same category at the SAGs.
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Lucky for Sags, they usually end up seeing their resolutions through.
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A Fruit of the Loom display sags crookedly to one side.
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"You can't do hard things when your motivation sags," Fogg said.
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It means the SAGs are a good predictor for the Academy Awards.
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But her weight loss left her with sags of frustrating excess skin.
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The SAGs Hope SoMeet The 32-Year-Old Woman Behind The Post
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Sags in particular will experience transformations in their health and work sectors.
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The Dream Door sags considerably in its midsection, but it ends well.
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Most Sags could learn to go a little easier on their partners.
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Historically, the SAGs have been a top-notch predictor for the Academy Awards.
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As we approach the 23rd Annual SAGs, airing January 29 at 8 p.m.
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The SAGs Hope So Meet The 32-Year-Old Woman Behind The Post
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On Sunday, Morgan Freeman picked up a Lifetime Achievement Award at the SAGs.
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But it's unclear what happens if business confidence sags later in the year.
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Some Sags consider their relationship with their mothers to be telepathic or even psychic.
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"I had flu and I couldn't get to the sags on time!" he wrote.
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The new elderly dummy has a redesigned chest, which sags to mimic elderly drivers.
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By focusing solely on onscreen performances, the SAGs are less bureaucratic than the Globes.
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His body droops and his face sags, jowls draping under a thatch of beard.
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If the mattress sags on the edges, it's less comfortable to perform these activities.
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And what happens when the economy sags, or Mr. Bastian is no longer C.E.O.?
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The floor in his old bedroom turned to cardboard and sags like a trampoline.
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General Electric sags on management/board changes and as Street debates sustainability of co's dividend.
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Procter & Gamble sags on disappointing results, outlook ** SPX sector performance over past 12 mths: reut.
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Uranus can be a lot of fun at times, especially for up-for-whatever Sags.
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Leave that for the SAGs and the Golden Globes and whatever those French awards are.
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Like a lot of saggers, Floyd deliberately sags his pants so his underwear is visible.
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However, Connecticut Democrats don't see voters rushing toward Republicans, especially as Trump's approval rating sags.
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This album undoubtedly sags in the middle and at points on the second disc half.
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During midterm elections, turnout among nonwhite voters usually sags more than it does among whites.
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But so far, they've been pretty shy about public displays of affection — cute SAGs shoutout aside.
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The year kicks off with the Golden Globes, with the SAGs following closely on their heels.
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The SAGs were ahead of the game in 2017, with "unsung heroes" dominating the winner's list.
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AND WHEN CORPORATE INVESTMENT FALLS AND PRODUCTIVITY SAGS, THE QUESTION IS WHY DID CORPORATE INVESTMENT DECLINE?
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Câlin agrees, and adds that Sags must be careful with weed due to their introspective inclinations.
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On occasion, it buckles and sags under the colossal breadth and weight of its intellectual hedonism.
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Pursuing that single aim, "Last Work" sags in the middle, as the successive contrasts cancel out.
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Tapia is wiry strong but his uniform still sags and he patrols the outfield on tapered legs.
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"Smile" sags a little bit in the middle, as Doyle chronicles Victor's somewhat idealized relationship with Rachel.
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There's a sense of pacing and depth to everything on the album, and it hardly ever sags.
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The Golden Globes, Critics' Choices and SAGs are done; the Grammys, Baftas and Oscars still to come.
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Thus far, we've witnessed the raucous glamour of the Golden Globes and the mellow vibes of the SAGs.
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The SAGs are different than other shows — the Emmys, the Oscars, the Globes — for a few interesting reasons.
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As a contrarian, he said he often finds buying opportunities when the market sags, as it has lately.
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As the bus ambles along, the bridge's suspension sags and the road seems to dip with the vehicle.
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And, as inflation sags in other developed nations, some economists warn that central banks are not doing enough.
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There are also many international broadcasts, if you're outside the US. How Are The SAGs Different From The Oscars?
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Gat says Sags should ask themselves if they're really spending their time, money, and energy on the right things.
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Mr. Owens's husky body almost sags with the burden of responsibility; his rich, muscular voice is suffused with suffering.
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A massive body dents this jiggly space-time much the way a lead weight sags a sheet of rubber.
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This also led to some compromises— A.L.T. noticeably sags for a few maps around the middle of the set.
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SagittariusWhile Capricorns topped the list with 19,249 members, Sags ranked in at the bottom of the list, with 14,925 members.
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"If you leave a page even only a few hours without new content, it sags like a souffle," he said.
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According to Park, as people age, the eye area sags resulting in more of the flesh-colored lashline becoming visible.
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The second half, perhaps inevitably, sags a bit, but nevertheless conjures a deeply personal portrait of this extraordinarily versatile filmmaker.
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At their current running times, though, the series lags and sags in a way that will leave viewers bored stiff.
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Unemployment claims will likely rise higher in coming months as job growth ends, the unemployment rate rises, and GDP sags.
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Compounding the problem, when Latino turnout sags, what's left in the voter pool tends to be older and more Republican.
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This is exactly how Emily Blunt and her husband John Krasinski are getting through the day leading up to the SAGs.
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He skipped out on the Critics' Choice Awards after winning a Golden Globe, but he's planning on being at Sunday's SAGs.
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We identify with the hosts' bodies, so unflinchingly exhibited, with all their flaws: different-size breasts, lopsided penises, wrinkles and sags.
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Sags would dictate when fads were over, which interestingly was always when most of their classmates were just getting into them.
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So, the same people voting for Best Actor in the Academy Awards are also the people voting for Best Actor in SAGs.
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We've glammed up for the Golden Globes, mellowed out for the SAGs, and pulled out almost all the stops for the Grammys.
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Typically, when a player can't shoot, his defender sags closer to the hoop, cluttering the paint and mucking up his team's spacing.
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The headline out of a new Monmouth University poll provides a snapshot of the 2020 field: Biden stable, Bernie sags, Buttigieg surges.
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When James gets isolated against Biyombo on the wing, the Raptors' big man simply sags into the paint, daring James to shoot.
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When Rosetta and Marie are trading tales of their lives, "Marie and Rosetta" sometimes sags, but when it sings, it really swings.
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STEEL MAKER SAGS The steel maker Nucor stumbled after it forecast a smaller profit than investors had expected for the third quarter.
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For the 2017 awards' women counterparts, Emma Stone, Natalie Portman, and Meryl Streep all scored nominations for both the SAGs and the Oscars.
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" PHOTOS: Stars Let Loose at the SAGs Van Dyke remembered when Moore, a Brooklyn native, "started turning the world on with her smiles.
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That theory ascribes gravity to the warping of space and time by matter and energy, much as a mattress sags under a sleeper.
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If there isn't a turnaround in conditions, agricultural output could be hit badly and hurt an already slowing economy as rural demand sags.
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Instead, it's a viral photo of the actor during a pivotal SAGs moment that has everyone wondering what the hell he's so intensely reading.
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They get gray hair, their skin sags, and they get sick with the same diseases that aging humans do, like cancer, diabetes, and dementia.
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Although the program was nominated for and won a bevy of awards — including Golden Globes SAGs and Emmys — Falco still hasn't seen the show.
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The SAGs featured a female-only lineup of award presenters, meaning to further the conversation about sexual assault in Hollywood after the #MeToo movement.
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He was forced to slink into the SAGs on January 21, opting to skip the red carpet, and was probably grateful that he didn't win.
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Ensemble in a Comedy Series Finally, The Good Place got a much-deserved Golden Globe nod, but the gang didn't make it to the SAGs.
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The SAGs, the darling millennial of the awards show bunch, have women everywhere but are just okay with their 2018 nominations in terms of race.
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This all doesn't necessarily jive with Scorps because Sags can spread themselves too thin, perhaps leaving a Scorp behind, and they are not about that.
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Keeping unemployment low is a top policy priority for China's stability-obsessed government, a task it has admitted is becoming more difficult as growth sags.
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But Sags love to find their silver linings and figure out how to create joy despite the season's crappy weather and the world's overall misery.
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And while Mr. Carell bounces and sags persuasively, the characterization is finally so soft that Bobby comes off as more needy and pathetic than threatening.
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But as economic growth once again sags towards zero, it is worth asking whether Mr Abe's programme, bold as it has been, is radical enough.
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Myers Leonard is a threat to step out and hit a game-winning three if the defense sags off or tries to double-team Lillard.
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So last night, the 34-year-old actress decided to switch things up, and asked her childhood friend "Mark" to accompany her to the SAGs. Ugh.
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Because while the Oscars and the Golden Globes get most of the media attention, the SAGs are, in some ways, a more prestigious recognition of talent.
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As Nicole Kidman pointed out in her acceptance speech at the SAGs on Sunday, that's not something that could have been possible just two decades ago.
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All Sags know that bigger is better, but sometimes (like today) you need to hold back a bit and take a simpler, more low-key approach.
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Lagarde also urged more flexibility in monetary policy to allow the country to use its foreign reserves to support the population as the oil price sags.
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While the novel sags in moments of tangential exposition, its prose is powerful, filled with dread and compassion — a welcome surrealist take on Alexis de Tocqueville.
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There are many compelling reasons, beyond the threat of space weather, to modernize the electrical grid in North America, which already sags and sways with dysfunction.
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And while the pilot mostly managed this task, the second episode keeps piling storylines and ideas on top of one another until it sags beneath their weight.
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The movie conjures some of the goofy charms associated with the franchise, but sags in its midsection like "Endgame"-vintage Thor before nicely rallying at the finish.
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She took home a Best Actress Golden Globe for the movie Transamerica in 20013, and an Emmy and three SAGs for Desperate Housewives in 2005 and 2006.
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A sheet of yellowed fiberglass has been attached to the four sides of frame's top, like a tablecloth that sags because it has no table beneath it.
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PAG focuses mainly on investments in or related to Asia, where the fortunes of China, India and other countries remain buoyant even as the global economy sags.
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At the SAGs on Sunday, Mandy Moore wore Jason Wu, Niwaka jewelry and Jimmy Choo, and then worked with RAD so all of them contributed to Unicef.
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The net load curve sags in the middle of the day (like a belly) and then swoops back up when the sun goes down (like a neck).
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In the spirit of the SAGs, we're continuing that celebration with a look at the greatest Instagrams posted by the SAG nominees, hosts, and attendees themselves Sunday night.
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Second, it is often the case that growth sags in the first quarter of the year, despite recent efforts by statisticians to purge the economic data of seasonality.
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I've done Emmys, I've done the Globes, done the SAGs, and all of that which are wonderful events, but I'm really really excited to do the Oscars finally.
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Where the Grammys invite sartorial risks and celebs could probably show up to the SAGs in jeans and a t-shirt, the Academy Awards are all about glamour.
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The 26th annual SAGs will air live on TNT and TBS on Sunday, January 19 at 8 pm E.T. Follow along as we reveal all the nominees below.
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The SAGs, which are voted on by active members of the SAG-AFTRA, are set to announce their picks for the best in television and film on Wednesday.
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A government-friendly chief at the central bank could mean a slower pace of interest rate hikes later this year if the economy sags further as presidential elections near.
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This year at the SAGs, all of the nominees for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Limited Series or Television Movie were over the age of 183.
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The next step is unhappiness: "The trade balance will turn when the U.S. economy sags," said Gary Hufbauer, a respected trade expert with the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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From the SAGs to the VMAs, we've chuckled out loud and Tweeted faster than we even knew our fingers could type, all at the hand of our favorite celebrities.
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Using mostly clay, resin and silicone, hyperrealist sculptors make 3-dimensional models and paint every feature, from the sags and curves of the skin to each dandruff-laden follicle.
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First, he wore that harness to the Golden Globes, then he debuted Celine leather pants on the SAGs red carpet — but that's not what has the internet in a tizzy.
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Since the SAGs recognizes movies with a larger ensemble, other Oscar hopefuls like Call Me By Your Name, I, Tonya and The Shape of Water didn't make the nominees list.
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The consultancy forecasts Russia's exports of light oil products, including diesel, will increase this year to 106 million tonnes from around 95 million tonnes in 218.2 as domestic consumption sags.
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Never ones to take themselves too seriously, Sags' charm and legendary poker face gives these good-humored fire signs the gumption to pull it off with a self-aware wink.
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You can have something done with those sags and creases deepening on the face that greets you in the mirror each morning, but I'm not sure whom you are fooling.
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Don't you feel a bit deceived, looking at these thigh-high boots made out of a material that sags under its own weight, as if exhausted of its own pretension?
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Dentists say pulling a tooth can lead to a cascade of other problems: the teeth start shifting, the bone diminishes, the skin sags and the risk of gum disease increases.
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Shares of chip giants led gains on South Korea's KOSPI index after U.S. chipmaker Micron Technology Inc forecast recovery in a memory market saddled with oversupply as device demand sags.
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But each color is set in motion by the quietly unruly topography of creases, sags and folds, and further subdivided by light into a tremendous variety of tones and hues.
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The SAGs have so far succeeded where the Oscars failed, acknowledging the acting chops of the impressive cast of Parasite with the Best Ensemble Cast in a Motion Picture award.
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As anyone who has ever interacted with Sags and Scorps already knows, these signs are, er, quite different, despite being right next to each other on the Wheel of the Zodiac.
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I think it takes enormous bravery to be an unaltered 50-something woman: cellulite, wrinkles and sags, and still pose as though she deserves to be looked at, to be desired.
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Trade tensions between the United States and China are having "quite a dramatic reaction" on the petrochemical sector as demand for plastics in the world's two largest economies sags, he added.
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You then get too carried away, 'overdosing' so to speak, by saturating a single slice of toast with the stuff until it's wet and sags in the middle like a hammock.
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On Sunday at the SAGS we started to see the veneer crack — almost everyone talked politics from the stage — and my guess is that speaking out only crescendos at the Oscars.
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The SAGs are also notable because they include an ensemble acting award, a heart-warming category that allows us to honor the TV shows and movies that showcased perfect acting all-around.
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Sags are also very touched by souvenirs from trips you've taken; they like knowing that you thought about them while you had every reason to forget about everything and everyone back home.
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SEOUL, March 21 (Reuters) - Shares of South Korean chip giants jumped on Thursday after U.S. chipmaker Micron Technology Inc forecast recovery in a memory market saddled with oversupply as device demand sags.
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Beginning and finishing with considerable cleverness and energy, the project sags in the middle, as sustaining such a high level of goofiness is a building job this Dark Knight can't fully master.
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The Nikkei is trading at 143 times its projected earnings, and unless the yen strengthens against the dollar significantly and the economy sags, the Nikkei's downside should be limited, Rakuten analysts wrote.
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His introduction to government has been relentlessly turbulent, marked by staff shakeups, a damaging defeat on health-care policy, and a president whose popularity sags under the weight of self-generated controversy.
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Gat suggests that Sags find their favorite crystal and meditate or bring it to their preferred space of worship—wherever they feel the most comfortable to tap into deeper levels of themselves.
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But the researchers' findings suggest that as the overall job market sags — and economic opportunities overall are worse — more capable applicants head for the classrooms in search of better opportunities and competitive salaries.
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When the framework sags, you fall back on the casting: Mr. O'Quinn, and Kurtwood Smith as John's skeptical boss at the pipe company, effortlessly embody the delicate balancing act Mr. Conrad is attempting.
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The primary avatars -- Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Karen Gillan and Jack Black -- seem to be having an awfully good time with all this silliness, which is mildly infectious, even when the movie sags.
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We also move forward through the inevitable media circus and court battle, the abdication of responsibility by everyone except the girl's mother, who sags beneath the weight of an irrational yet inexpiable guilt.
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Einstein's General Theory of Relativity, pronounced in 13, suggested that matter and energy would warp the geometry of space-time the way a heavy sleeper sags a mattress, producing the effect we call gravity.
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Following that viral Pitt-Aniston arm grab at the SAGs, this weekend's Oscars (the official end to 2020 award season) felt like an appropriate time to flash back to Aniston's best hair looks ever.
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The lettuce wilts, the bun sags, and the entire thing develops a thick layer of green mold, which is filmed in a way that will make you lowkey regret the development of HD video.
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Having an industry-focused event like the SAGs led by women is a way for the guild to declare that it is ready to support those who have been let down over and over again.
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Take Timothée Chalamet, who was asked about Time's Up at the SAGs Sunday night, and used it as an opportunity to touch on the many aspects of gender equality Hollywood still needs to work on.
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Like her former boss Kim Kardashian West (she was her longtime assistant) Stephanie knows there's never a bad time to pose for a photo with minimal clothing — including while she gets ready for the SAGs.
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Sagittarius the sign of the seeker, and Sags can benefit from Cancer's intuition, and Cancer's ability to nurture is certainly inspiring to Sagittarius, a sign that's based on the myth of Chiron, the wounded healer.
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After pollination, the woody female breast-blossoms swell into bubblebutted fruits as the spent catkin wilts and sags, becoming increasingly dark and shriveled, until it falls to the forest floor with a dank, damp thud.
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MR. KWIAT: When Lupita Nyong'o went to the Oscars [in 2014], it was the culmination of an entire season that we'd worked with her, from the Golden Globes to the SAGs [Screen Actors Guild awards].
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He's not always that shy (Kennard is starting to automatically pull up whenever his man ducks under a screen or sags a few feet back), but those moments are as brutal as they are strange.
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Consider this your awards season cheat sheet to get you through any worthy film conversations that'll probably come up as we work our way through the Golden Globes, BAFTAs, Critics' Choice Awards, SAGs and so on.
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Even though today's Google Doodle falls in the midst of Hollywood's awards season (post SAGs, pre-Oscar nominations), the animation adorning the search engine's homepage is not a reference to any of this year's nominated movies.
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There are items like tape to tighten up a collar that sags toward impropriety, felt dots that muffle the provocative clack of pumps and cloth tubes that can extend a short sleeve into something more acceptable.
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"I think one possibility is fairly common, especially among older individuals, and that's where you lose a lot of weight and the belly skin sags," says Tim Church, a professor at LSU's Pennington Biomedical Research Center.
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The moment the camera enters the house, it sways and sags in a sequence of ceaseless tracking shots that leave the viewer feeling at sea, as though the house itself is manipulating our sense of orientation.
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In his best showings, Krylov gets to kicking the legs and body early, and keeps at it until the opponent's guard sags long enough for one of his constant attempts to land a high kick pays off.
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That theory ascribes gravity to the warping of space and time by matter and energy, much as a mattress sags under a sleeper, and allows for the contents of the universe, including light rays, to follow curved paths.
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Held nine days after Mr. Trump became president, and two days after his administration hastily instituted its chaotic Muslim travel ban, the SAGs were suffused with a sense of urgency as actors, one by one, announced their opposition.
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Coal producer Blackjewel LLC sought bankruptcy protection on Monday to buy time to reorganize or find a buyer, citing its inability to refinance debt and challenges such as rising black-lung costs as demand for thermal coal sags.
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Reese Witherspoon's been a red carpet regular and topped the best dressed lists at the Golden Globes, SAGs and Oscars for years, but the 41-year-old actress has never stepped foot on the Emmys red carpet until now.
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And since we were nominated for best ensemble, we're going to have a big party and potluck dinner, and we're going to make the most of the occasion at the SAGs and we're going to have a high time.
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Some users have complained that a fully loaded Drop Block sags a bit, appearing just slightly open at all times, so if you have heavier knives or plan to fill up the block, you may need to reinforce it.
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This is the time of year when studios roll out their most promising contenders, hoping to keep them fresh in the minds of voters when it comes time to cast their ballots for the SAGs or the Spirits or the Oscars.
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The bracket is inserted through holes drilled into the sheets of plywood, and owing to the varied placement of the holes relative to the panels' center of gravity, the wood splays as it sags, forming an irregular 12-pointed star.
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Half-covered in shadow, Jake LaMotta — the Bronx prizefighter played by Robert DeNiro in Raging Bull — unleashes his fury in a jail cell, screaming at his jailers and pummeling a wall until his body sags and his bellows turn to sobs.
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Sags also love change and transformation, which is why this versatile headpiece suits them so well—depending on a Sag's mood, a bucket hat can be a casual, cool, fishing-lure holder, or the ultimate symbol of untouchable Gucci glamor.
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And 22 years later, there are plenty of people who are closer to Cher's position on the issue than this administration's; her bomb monologue would've fit right in with the wave of politically charged speeches we heard at the SAGs on Sunday night.
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Oscars, Golden Globes, SAGs — A Star Is Born is the kind of film that is engineered to win all the statues during the 2019 awards season, but thanks to pesky timing issues, the Grammys won't be in the cards for the Bradley Cooper-produced flick.
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Despite the good intentions behind the all-woman show, it still felt like somewhat of a token concession, a loud waving of the arms indicating that the SAGs were the woke awards, rather than a constructive effort to push real change on the industry as a whole.
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To pull off such a broad flip-flop of strategy, Spiegel will have to learn to trust the data alongside his instincts, test products widely to avoid a disastrous misstep with the redesign and communicate with the world to boost confidence while Snap's share price sags.
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Also: Huawei thinks the internet of things will be the next battleground between China and the U.S. (WSJ, FT) • Samsung expects its second-quarter operating profit to fall by 56 percent from the same time a year ago, as memory-chip demand sags amid the trade wars.
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With the bald-headed statuette dangling like a golden carrot before you, players press G and H (and space for jump) to race along collecting Emmys, BAFAs, SAGs, MTV Movie Awards, and Golden Globes (there are Golden Globe combos), all while avoiding photographers whose heads you jump on to displace.
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Rather than a tight scrunch of the Hooter's girl variety, the Japanese school sock sags down into a bungle at the ankle making them appear as if they've been stretched out and pulled down (from what sort of activity, only the heavens know) clinging just barely to their young owners.
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An experienced Shakespearean — his Hamlet for the same company ranks among the finest I've seen — Mr. Camargo speaks the verse with marvelous clarity, and invests it with the heat of real feeling, as Pericles meets misfortune with fortitude until, eventually, his weather-beaten spirit sags and he falls into a dank depression.
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The rickety DIY art space feels just as vintage: The hardwood buckles and sags precariously in time to the beats as Clipping producers William Hutson and Jonathan Snipes conjure an ear-splitting mix of Gabber kick drums, frantic footwork rhythms, Drum n Bass breakbeats, and industrial samples of clanking metal and mechanical drills.
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Directed by Zhang Yimou, from a script credited (absurdly, given its generic contours) to a half-dozen writers, "The Great Wall" perhaps inevitably sags a bit toward the end, as it seems to be making up elements on the fly in an effort to craft a credible way of beating back the slavering horde.
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The actress has slayed on each and every season of American Horror Story she's starred in, and last year she picked a statue for her incredible turn as attorney Marcia Clark on The People v O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story at every major awards show, including the Emmys, the Golden Globes, and the SAGs.
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There was a time when the category seemed like a close race between her and Portman, but so far, Portman has struggled to gain traction, ceding most of her "critical favorite" territory to Huppert, who won at the Golden Globes (though Huppert wasn't nominated at the SAGs, so she's far from a sure thing).
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According to a June 2019 case study in the Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada, the woman was trying to reduce symptoms of vaginal prolapse, a condition in which the bladder sags and pushes against the vaginal wall because the muscles that normally hold these organs in place are weakened, according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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Whiteside has plenty of downside as a big man: his post moves will make you uncomfortable; he isn't good enough down low to command a double team; he never passes, doesn't have much of a left hand, and still sags back in the paint defending pick-and-rolls, which puts a ton of stress on Miami's perimeter defenders at the point of attack.
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During his acceptance speech for winning Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role at the SAGs, he spent the majority of his time talking about the other actors nominated — praising Leonardo DiCaprio ("you've been an inspiration for over 25 years") and Adam Driver ("I'm so moved by you, and you were just devastating in this film") — before finishing with a moving, memorable tribute.
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S. trade talks to be held late August * News gives battered emerging currencies breathing space * Currencies such as yuan, peso and rand bounce back * Yen sags broadly as risk aversion eases (Updates throughout) By Shinichi Saoshiro TOKYO, Aug 16 (Reuters) - The dollar was nudged away from a 0.0.3-month peak on Thursday as risk aversion eased and emerging market currencies bounced back on news that a Chinese delegation will travel to the United States late in August to hold trade talks.
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