They exposed JaVale McGee's shaky hands and Zaza Pachulia's shaky judgment.
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"Things are already pretty shaky and unstable and it will make it even more shaky and unstable," Capretta said.
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The deal was scotched partly because of the shaky market and partly because of the couple's shaky relationship, which ended soon after.
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"That's still my forecast, but I'm getting a little shaky about it — or would get shaky about it if coronavirus extends and spreads more than three months from now," he said.
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As legal defences go, it seems a shaky one. ■
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In terms of the agency side with ABV, we're doing installations and things at different music festivals—we're doing work with Shaky Beats, a new music festival under the Shaky Knees family.
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A shaky cellphone video showed the pocked face of Col.
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Since then, it's been a slow and shaky climb upwards.
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Is this the Chekov's gun of their already shaky marriage?
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"The main foundation that's shaky is my father," she says.
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Iowa went from safe to shaky in just a year.
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"I was shaky," he told BuzzFeed News in an interview.
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All of this is incredibly shaky and rests on nothing.
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At the same time, Viacom's business is on shaky ground.
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Angela Merkel also made a shaky start as Germany's chancellor.
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After a period of calm, sterling is looking shaky again.
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But the series's debut gets off to a shaky start.
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Upon investigation, though, the science behind those posts was shaky.
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The bottom line: Acosta remains in a tough, shaky position.
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Amid this dialogue, Stanford's new policy stands on shaky foundation.
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The fundamentals of the Times as a business remain shaky.
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The asset class is rife with companies with shaky businesses.
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And you'll notice it when your videos aren't super shaky.
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Often, though, they're blurry, shaky messes that you won't want.
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Even Elizabeth feels like her resolve is getting slightly shaky.
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On that shaky platform alone: Yes, I have some questions.
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"That is pretty insane," he said in a shaky voice.
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DJI hopes you're tired of shaky and embarrassing smartphone videos.
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Voting security is already shaky in many states, Healey said.
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"Refining margins are looking very shaky," a European trader said.
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Moreover, Venezuela's shaky telecoms network means card readers often collapse.
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Todd Frazier drove in Eaton during Pelfrey's shaky first inning.
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Then the final week of December saw a shaky day.
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"Every step I take feels a little shaky," she wrote.
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"Every step I take feels a little shaky," she explained.
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Weighing against these shaky benefits are a heap of costs.
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Personalized regimes, on the other hand, are shaky and unpredictable.
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Sometimes I am shaky in my faith, sometimes very strong.
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Musk claims the tunnels can stand up to shaky conditions.
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Finally, there is the shaky claim of law enforcement privilege.
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For example, there's the retread coach with shaky game management.
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And her tenure there seemed shaky even before this week.
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Her hands were shaky, and she was out of breath.
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Barlow had his second straight shaky outing for the Royals.
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The seat of Herbert, currently held by Labor, appears shaky.
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Baltimore's bullpen, shaky at times, then took care of business.
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The wheel is helpful to anyone with a shaky hand.
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The only shaky defense is common sense and wishful thinking.
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A world of runaway economic inequality leaves our foundations shaky.
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His second, in Game 2 of the A.L.C.S., was shaky.
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The Brahms symphony performance, though energetic, had some shaky patches.
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And more insurers might decide to leave already shaky markets.
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On their face, many of the procedural arguments are shaky.
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As WBAI's audience has dwindled, its finances have grown shaky.
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Despite pitching well this season, Ottavino has been shaky lately.
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Attached was a recent codicil signed in Kovik's shaky hand.
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Republicans are shaky on whether Russia wanted Trump to win.
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Before the whistleblower report, Barr already stood on shaky ground.
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" Pantone wouldn't get too specific about why people feel "shaky.
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The Knicks had entered the new year on shaky ground.
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According to Breakingviews calculations, however, the investment proposition looks shaky.
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It was afterwards, though, that my legs were all shaky.
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His presidency is off to a shaky start in Brazil.
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As I watched shaky cellphone videos, I started to cry.
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She's the earliest of teens, with shaky hopes and dreams.
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Sometimes I'll be shaky and my mouth will get dry.
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Consumer spending is also looking shaky, which will trim VAT receipts.
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Without Utah, Trump's shaky path to victory would become more tenuous.
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Jeb way better than normal, Rubio/Cruz (who usually excel) shaky.
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Nonetheless, confidence in the U.K. economy is starting to look shaky.
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World leaders managed to install a shaky peace deal in 2015.
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He stepped up to the podium and took a shaky breath.
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The wide shots of Children of Men are shaky and chaotic.
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The video opens with a shaky close-up of the hippos.
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His grasp of facts is shaky and his motives self-serving.
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Flawed prosecutions destroy lives and degrade trust in already shaky governments.
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Optical image stabilization makes photos taken with shaky hands look clear.
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The supposition that evangelicals could be this group is also shaky.
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How would a shaky bipedal bot react to an aggressive dog?
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His poll numbers in New Hampshire and nationally look increasingly shaky.
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The action got pumped up, with the frenetic shaky-cam style.
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The foundations of the deal's second part are almost as shaky.
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Relationships that have been built on shaky ground will be tested.
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Many of the state-level orders are on shaky legal ground.
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He will remain in parliament, safeguarding Turnbull's shaky one-seat majority.
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Anything below -110 and you're on pretty shaky ground, network-wise.
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Unfortunately, that video was extremely shaky in most of my tests.
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But the parable has always been … shaky, to say the least.
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The housing market is stagnant and the banking sector is shaky.
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For starters, the actual rapping Eminem did was shaky at best.
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She leaves the operating room shaky, shuffling along in her socks.
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" The WashPost's lead story is "GOP health bill on shaky ground.
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Meanwhile, DJI has been stabilizing shaky cameras on drones for years.
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That Coca-Cola downgrade was very, very, very threatening and shaky.
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Cousins had 23 points and nine rebounds in 13 shaky minutes.
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In the beginning, people were a little bit shaky to it.
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But they were also compelling because of their shaky, imperfect quality.
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Kim's not the only one on shaky ground in the desert.
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A shaky economy urges caution against moves that alienate foreign investors.
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Videos I took walking around my neighborhood weren't too shaky, though.
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" Asked what is wrong with the blocks, he said: "It's shaky.
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This stock market rally to records is starting to look shaky.
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DeVos delivered a shaky response and hesitated several times when answering.
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Still, the development does leave the company's future on shaky ground.
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This year's appropriations process is already off to a shaky start.
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Trump's performance in the international area has been shaky at best.
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Positive pre-existing relationships come in especially handy during shaky times.
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Only Tunisia has made a democratic transition, albeit a shaky one.
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A shaky industry outlook hurt agriculture, fertilizer and farm equipment companies.
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The workweek for many commuters got off to a shaky start.
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"Obviously, my first two starts were a little shaky," he said.
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We had a very shaky week, there's no question about that.
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His team mates rallied behind him after a shaky short program.
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But nearly four months later, Mr. Johnson's presidential chances appear shaky.
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But two of Masa's biggest bets are now looking very shaky.
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Atlanta starter Max Fried pitched well after the shaky first inning.
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And it is guarding against a shaky banking system in Italy.
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Each clip is documentary-style, with shaky camera and unrehearsed voiceover.
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DH Pedro Alvarez is slowly heating up after a shaky start.
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In a throwback to Uber's shaky past, Khosrowshahi spoke about change.
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The vibe is emotional and shaky in your relationships today, Virgo.
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But Kaine — a veteran, a pro — has been shaky at best.
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For borrowers with shaky credit, interest rates can near 36 percent.
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They are companies on the shaky edge of big American media.
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His early lessons were brief, shaky clips recorded on an iPhone.
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" Ms. Rodriguez, like other passengers, described the takeoff as "abnormally shaky.
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There was also an election, and the future suddenly seemed shaky.
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Since Mr. DeLuca's death, the company has been on shaky footing.
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Spider-Man has been on shaky cinematic ground as of late.
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Tight budgets and low salaries exacerbate the prison's already shaky security.
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"She got a little bit shaky in the end," Pliskova said.
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His command was shaky and the Astros squared up his offerings.
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Kawashima's making up for his shaky performances earlier in the tournament.
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All of a sudden, Trump is presiding over a shaky economy.
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Passengers complained about weird drop-offs, circuitous routes, and shaky driving.
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It has had moments of shaky storytelling and character development, however.
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Her collaboration with Mr. Akchoté got off to a shaky start.
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Also, markets start the week off shaky amid the coronavirus threat.
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He came off shaky and overwhelmed in the first two debates.
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Cramer expects the freight-hauling railroad to have a shaky quarter.
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Many Republicans decided that Mr. Trump's already shaky campaign was over.
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That assumption has begun to look increasingly shaky in recent days.
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My parents live on a fixed income with shaky retirement savings.
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He has had shaky starts, but his overall statistics are strong.
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For days, footage from shaky camcorders looped on the TV news.
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According to Reuters Breakingviews calculations, however, the investment proposition looks shaky.
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Cannabis might be the issue that undermines Sessions' already shaky support.
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On the economic front, things have been looking shaky of late.
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A person near the median in our society is on shaky ground.
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The whole timeline of the events was starting to look pretty shaky.
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"Things were shaky," said Lomas, admitting he was using drugs that night.
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Global stocks were shaky for most of last week as Sino-U.
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This makes for a shaky inter-state dynamic ripe for future exploitation.
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France is hindered both by austerity and by the euro's shaky foundations.
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In any case, such a combination seems a shaky justification for acquisition.
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The GOP is essentially now two parties in a shaky, contentious coalition.
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In front of a robust crowd, Yale looked shaky at the start.
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Some analysts worry that the move will damage Britain's shaky economic growth.
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And while her voice was shaky at times, her words were clear.
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The proposed deal also comes after a somewhat shaky time for Tandem.
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Nonetheless, Jokowi's chances of being re-elected have started to look shaky.
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The chances of her staying on the straight and narrow feel shaky.
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This alliance of true believers and cynics makes for a shaky foundation.
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Otherwise, a shaky grip on the camera could mean a blurry exposure.
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People think a woman shouldn't say it when her marriage is shaky.
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"I'm still kinda shaky right now," Underwood said afterward, fighting back tears.
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" Pressed on what exactly was wrong with them, he said: "It's shaky.
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The best action cameras are still susceptible to capturing super shaky footage.
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After a few shaky seconds it flares to life and they cheer.
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Even when it came down to the gig itself, it was shaky.
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Propranolol can help stop your shaky voice, sweating and racing heart beat.
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The Underwoods are on shaky ground, but at least Frank has Doug.
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After he got sick, shaky hands made him a less prolific reader.
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But in fact, the entire acquisition is built on shaky business premises.
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If true, this is highly shaky predication to unleash an FBI investigation.
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Cueto was able to endure a shaky beginning before finding a groove.
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My efforts were shaky, but nonetheless met with smiles and enthusiastic applause.
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South Dakota's campaign to end meth addiction has had a shaky start.
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Under relentless questioning from the justices, Mr Ortega's thesis looked increasingly shaky.
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U.S.-Chinese trade relations have been on shaky ground in recent months.
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Balles remembers Taylor talking about her parents' shaky relationship with each other.
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In 1776, he seemed to some as shaky as Arnold appeared intrepid.
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Seattle's Ariel Miranda overcame a shaky start to pitch seven strong innings.
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His assassination threatened to rock the already shaky peace in eastern Ukraine.
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"Things are shaky and feeling dangerous," Gundlach said in a telephone interview.
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Summer of 2018 will be remembered as a summer of shaky pillars.
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For shooting video, the electronic image stabilization helps smooth out shaky footage.
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Shaky defense and the worst offense in the A.L. doomed the team.
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Constance: Any time Gilead's omnipotence becomes shaky, this show gets more interesting.
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When broken down by district, the poll shows King on shaky ground.
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"It was shaky," he said of the response to his composed manner.
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If Biden seems a bit shaky at times, Klobuchar radiates Midwestern solidity.
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The foundations of the independence movement have been shaky from the start.
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Craig Kimbrel, Boston's shaky closer, was tipping his pitches in the postseason.
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But numbers aside, Steam has always stood on shaky ground in China.
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None of which helps the shaky job security of Manager Mickey Callaway.
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Afterward I felt a little shaky, as if I'd narrowly escaped disaster.
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The offensive splurge raised more questions about the Yankees' shaky starting rotation.
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But firms might have difficulty enforcing them in this shaky economic climate.
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Mr. Scott's film also had a shaky start at the box office.
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The science linking baby powder to ovarian cancer is shaky at best.
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ZTE's ability to be a leading 5G player now looks shaky, however.
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Confidence in the party's ability to fulfill its ambitions is increasingly shaky.
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But the Obamacare markets remain shaky, with dwindling competition and skyrocketing premiums.
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Britain's negotiations to exit the European Union are reportedly on shaky ground.
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It still makes me shaky and anxious for a solid 15 minutes.
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She's so shaky and fearful that she can barely leave the house.
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Mr. Trump's shaky standing, she added, supplies "a real opportunity for us."
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For Warren, though, it was another in a string of shaky performances.
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Of course a shaky start didn't bother 19-year-old Bianca Andreescu.
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It is true that the markets are looking shaky in some places.
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Although he has walked back the gaffe, trans-Atlantic relations remain shaky.
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"Her rationale for staying in the race is pretty shaky," Bannon said.
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Though they are almost complete opposites, the women form a shaky friendship.
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But after Smoker's latest shaky relief outing, the Mets could look elsewhere.
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The president's approval ratings and support within his own party is shaky.
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Their defense, newly restructured and with a newly named maestro, remained shaky.
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Also new is in-body 5-axis stabilization to combat shaky hands.
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Unless you keep your head very, very still, Spectacles videos look shaky.
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Chen said her nerves got to her, producing a shaky first jump.
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"There's been a bombing at the Sorbonne," Yann informed us all, in an admittedly shaky voice—but no more shaky than the one he'd used, week after week, to talk about his fear of bay windows and open water.
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He had two shaky landings on his quad flip and triple axel jumps.
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The pair signed a shaky peace deal in 2015, but fighting has continued.
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Global markets are shaky ahead of two crucial monetary policy decisions this week.
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"They say the island is fading away," the sign continues in shaky writing.
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I have to pull my car over after driving a shaky two blocks.
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Her footage, shaky at times, provided a visceral sense of the unfolding violence.
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Easter Beagle Belief in the Easter Bunny has always been shaky at best.
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They had defected from a loose, Saudi-backed coalition that looks increasingly shaky.
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The talks are aimed at turning a shaky truce into a permanent ceasefire.
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But -- perhaps recognizing that his legal grounding was shaky at best -- he didn't.
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The 1990s were shaky for Trump and his allegiance to the Republican Party.
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Global stocks were shaky for most of last week as simmering Sino-U.
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But Tampa Bay closer Alex Colome squandered the save with a shaky ninth.
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Comments from Trump and his closest allies quickly undercut that already-shaky defense.
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Despite much progress India remains poor, patchily administered and reliant on shaky infrastructure.
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A shaky start—why wouldn't black students know about the importance of diversity?
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But a shaky market is no reason to stray from your financial plan.
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Energy stocks and iron ore miners slumped as the demand outlook turned shaky.
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Wilmington Trust's chief economist believes the market rally's foundation is on shaky ground.
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My fingertips circled my clit, and a shaky breath stuttered across my lips.
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The party's finances are shaky, with staff cuts at its headquarters before Christmas.
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Yet the deal hurts Ukraine's already shaky finances, and may inflame political tensions.
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But are the foundations of the China's break-neck building on shaky ground?
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If things are a little shaky, you can still looking into other options.
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The shaky footage shows officers swarm around Scott as they shoot at him.
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"I feel like I'm going to cry," he said, his voice getting shaky.
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Reporting on ISIS's movements and digital footprint is often shaky—or plain wrong.
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"I just, like, was so shocked and just, like, shaky," Peterson told KOLN.
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Invest in some equipment: No one wants to watch a shaky live stream.
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I started feeling shaky and was having a hard time putting sentences together.
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"It's something that is still so difficult," she says with a shaky voice.
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I had a little bit of a shaky game, my first service game.
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But seven months into his term, that conventional wisdom is looking increasingly shaky.
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McNeill's hands had become shaky; he was losing control from the waist up.
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And implementation on some of the existing products has been shaky at best.
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The Bulldogs took advantage of what has bothered LSU all season — shaky ballhandling.
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Caffeine makes me very shaky and I get a little nauseous from it.
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But is this all built on the shaky foundations of ever-rising debt?
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Of particular concern is the shaky decline recently in the rate of inflation.
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Do you get shaky if you miss the latest "That's So Retrograde" podcast?
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It was her arm that did the talking, however, after a shaky start.
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Britain Stronger in Europe had a shaky start, but now looks more effective.
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The shaky situation is accentuating rifts in the country's political and economic circles.
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The road ahead for the latest version of Bitcoin looks shaky at best.
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I'm shaky on the lore here, but the situation is what it is.
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Still, Dubke's departure magnified the sense that Trump's staff stands on shaky ground.
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Meanwhile, his claim that he knew nothing about it is looking awfully shaky.
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Internal polling released to the public at its best is a shaky proposition.
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Additionally, the diversification benefit of bonds for equity investors is on shaky legs.
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The movie's shaky plausibility crumbles when Mo and Doris become fugitives and sweethearts.
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The original "Blair Witch" is known for its low-quality video shaky-cam.
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The fact is that the right to vote is on increasingly shaky ground.
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"BWYR" proposes a shaky but honest unity in the face of mass violence.
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To be fair, from Europe's perspective, the West was already on shaky ground.
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What left my patient calm and serene gave me a shaky, unsettled feeling.
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A peace deal was signed in 2015 but proved shaky from the outset.
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"The first inning was a little shaky, just out of rhythm," Lester said.
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Despite nods to recent Chinese history, Wise's novel stands on shaky ideological ground.
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The assumption that homeownership is a sure path to building wealth feels shaky.
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That commitment grew shaky in December, when an administration official expressed grave doubts.
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I'm prone to overexplaining things –- when my own understanding of them is shaky.
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On the field, Jeter overcame a shaky start to forge a sublime career.
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But the United States has been an outlier in a shaky global economy.
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Videos that I took while walking around my neighborhood weren't too shaky, though.
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His budgetary priorities suggest that his support for a strong military is shaky.
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"Sometimes they're shaky when they come up and say hello," Mr. Sivan said.
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The shaky tape just looked like something the public wasn't supposed to see.
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"She all of a sudden got shaky and basically fell apart," Drean said.
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Blake Treinen overcame a shaky ninth for his 10th save of the season.
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Mr. Bloomberg, meanwhile, was out to recover from his shaky debut in Nevada.
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Tuesday night, playing with a shaky hamstring, he destroyed UCLA with 26 points.
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The relationship between the mine and the community is on very shaky ground.
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In the past, he's been a shaky debater under a front-runner's scrutiny.
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When the foundation started feeling shaky, the people at the top started wobbling.
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McMaster is far from the only top Trump staffer on shaky ground, though.
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Two weeks ago it had to cope with eight hours of shaky supply.
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Without the acceptance of these groups, peace will always be weak and shaky.
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It did so despite the very shaky underlying economic fundamentals of those countries.
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Home Depot shares have been on shaky ground this month, falling 9 percent.
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Kamala Harris could really use a strong performance after a shaky past month.
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Regional banks could see more shaky trading on Friday after an unpredictable Thursday.
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She put on a face mask and, shaky, I walked downstairs with him.
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Rask, strong at the start but shaky later on, finished with 23 saves.
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Prices began to pick up in 2016, though the recovery has been shaky.
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Italy has both a serious public debt problem and a shaky banking system.
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It worked enough to distract him, but he was on emotionally shaky ground.
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I also took art history classes, and had a teacher named Shaky Joe.
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Investors just pulled out a record $13 billion from the shaky leveraged-loan market
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Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist was unusually shaky in allowing five goals on 21 shots.
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But doing so would risk putting their decisions on shaky legal ground, experts say.
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Sara is then seen by a nurse whose knowledge of abortion is extremely shaky.
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Video Meanwhile, Ocasio-Cortez's "Bronx background" is not the first shaky assertion she's made.
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Falk's camera — often a shaky handheld one — is often just a little too close.
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Even we cartographers sometimes have a shaky grasp of map projections and spherical geometry.
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These shaky plot elements exist only to set up Sonic and Tom's westward odyssey.
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But while Spotify is integrated into the app, that integration is shaky at best.
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It would be foolish to remake the welfare system on such shaky statistical foundations.
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A smartphone tripod: You want your viewers focused on slime, not shaky video quality.
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Then something else happens, another shaky cellphone video, another blurry horror on our monitors.
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Eyewitness testimony against them was shaky and the prosecution case flimsy, the justices declared.
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But by midday it was clear the strategy was wobbling around on shaky legs.
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Nick Viall's stint as the Bachelor has already gotten off to a shaky start.
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People reports that the rapper's debtors examination yesterday got off to a shaky start.
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The uprising is also a symptom of the shaky leadership situation, with Ryan retiring.
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But warm words cannot disguise the fact that these days both pillars are shaky.
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Analysts, however, said the focus had shifted to physical market fundamentals, which remained shaky.
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Higher mortgage rates, however, will throw a wrench into an already shaky housing recovery.
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Flockjay could provide economic mobility at a crucial juncture when job security is shaky.
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The five players looked shaky in some games, but found decisive victory in others.
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Amid the turmoil, Trump has taken some shaky first steps on the global stage.
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Take out the shaky cam and add in a one-liner or two and
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Sale, making his first career postseason start, was shaky throughout his five-plus innings.
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Optical image stabilization helps with shaky hands and it can record videos in 2100K.
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Those tipsy clips are probably too shaky to ever see the light of day.
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For a while there, the sweeping visuals blinded me from acknowledging film's shaky foundation.
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If the retaliation expands, however, the administration could find itself on shaky legal ground.
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While I am no newbie to acupuncture or needles, I arrived a little shaky.
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Also, shaky videos, wonky pictures, drawing over your snaps and using emojis are encouraged.
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"A's generally are good, B's generally are shaky, and C's are terrible," he explained.
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European markets followed a shaky lead in Asia where markets were mostly lower overnight.
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Sweet Venus clashing with shady Pluto will rock all relationships built on shaky ground.
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The pair signed a shaky peace deal a year ago, but fighting has continued.
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Economic growth is still shaky and the scars of the global financial crisis visible.
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The EU's deal with Turkey that has stemmed the flow into Greece looks shaky.
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She routinely saw shaky banisters, poorly lit stairways and slippery bathtubs without grab bars.
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Watch: The History of the Vibrator The science behind the O-Shot is shaky.
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And so you gather your things with shaky hands, switch off the overhead light.
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So it would appear the company's turnaround plans are still on very shaky ground.
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Moreover, lead demand is looking decidedly shaky due to weakness in the automotive sector.
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The turmoil had hammered the country's shaky economy, damaging its image with global investors.
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Political pundits, media elites and pollsters decree that the presidency is on shaky ground.
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The shaky status of diplomacy with North Korea makes that a double-edged comparison.
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I could never play Operation as a child because my hands are that shaky.
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This means that when we punish the disenfranchised, we sit on shaky philosophical ground.
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Major currencies tied to China, oil and global risk-taking all still looked shaky.
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After a shaky start this year, Watson recovered and won that tournament again. Coincidental?
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"The 'birtherism' and the taxes, in particular," were shaky moments for Trump, O'Connell said.
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The rookie goaltender Matt Murray overcame a shaky start to finish with 26 saves.
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How It All BeganOur conversations with the writers and co-creators starts out shaky.
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But things are shaky by the end—be mindful of obsessive or manipulative behavior.
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Granted, Battlegrounds has a history of shaky tech, stretching back to its March launch.
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When he stood up to begin the third round he was on shaky legs.
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" And, "The future of my favorite mayo from Hampton Creek seems to be shaky.
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Bill (Chris Gethard) is a milquetoast with shaky self-esteem except when he's performing.
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Russia shocked the world last week by blowing up its shaky alliance with OPEC.
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But the banks could argue they are staying disciplined and not chasing shaky borrowers.
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The shaky-cam cinematography and deliberate pacing would soon be adopted by many dramas.
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They are a forum for diplomats to talk about breaches of Syria's shaky ceasefire.
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That's just one of several ways in which Mr. Perry's screenplay feels structurally shaky.
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Most studies are observational, relying on food diaries or the shaky memories of participants.
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"Sorry if I'm a little shaky, guys," she says, referring to her camera work.
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Negative reviewers note that the lid feels shaky and the unit doesn't feel sturdy.
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Such an attack would imperil legal terrain that's already very shaky for LGBTQ people.
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Clicks and subscriptions are up, welcome news for an industry in shaky financial shape.
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If your confidence is based on external circumstances or validation, it will be shaky.
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That theory looked shaky last week, and after Tuesday, it looks like pure fantasy.
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Natural-gas companies operating in the state were looking shaky before the coronavirus hit.
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The demise of Turkey's shaky democracy shows us that history doesn't necessarily move forward.
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Loss, it seems, in the shaky cosmology of "Wendy," is what makes you age.
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What if the shaky rotation was sturdy enough to keep the dominant bullpen fresh?
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It was a shaky situation for a young orphan: His brother drank and partied.
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For some students, the issues are minor -- shaky internet connections or trouble staying motivated.
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Many of the most expensive and shaky markets tend to be in rural areas.
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Forty percent of Iraqis were born after 2003, and know only Iraq's shaky democracy.
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Also expect to see less shaky videos, improved pictures in low light, and more.
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Mariners left-hander Ariel Miranda overcame a shaky start to pitch six solid innings.
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But while her finances remain shaky, she said her life was finally coming together.
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The bad news is, well, the L.S.U. offense looks mighty shaky by any standard.
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James Paxton had a shaky outing facing his former team for the first time.
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But however shaky the show's organization and execution, Mr. Wells's enthusiastic sweetness twinkles through.
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CBD products have been all the rage, but they may be on shaky ground.
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On Tuesday, Pruitt openly flattered Trump amid reports that he is on shaky ground.
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The president's comments will further weaken the shaky support he has with congressional Republicans.
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Chasing growth, some lenders, including Wells Fargo, began to embrace borrowers with shaky credit.
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CONTINUING THE CONVERSATION: Miss our event on navigating a shaky economy to save money?
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"My only sources are reporters and you know how shaky that is," he said.
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The Point: Trump's timeline has been on very shaky ground ever since Cooper's testimony.
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Mallory McCree) is arrested on what seem to be shaky grounds, and Dar (F.
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The decision may have further eroded the GOP's already shaky status among women voters.
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The euro turned shaky after reports suggested the ECB would lower its inflation targets.
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It was a shaky beginning for Mayfield, the 2017 Heisman Trophy winner for Oklahoma.
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James Paxton had a shaky outing facing his former team for the first time.
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These are real advances, but many shaky convictions arise from a concatenation of factors.
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The San Antonio Spurs have rarely looked this shaky so close to the playoffs.
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"My son had a big heart," Ms. Buitrago, 58, said in a shaky voice.
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The prospects for that provision look shaky, particularly in the Senate, where, if Sen.
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Like most web series on YouTube, the production can be a bit shaky sometimes.
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His trial had to be delayed over and over because of his shaky health.
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Even with the growing numbers of Latinos, many schools are still on shaky financial ground.
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Two years and several asset sales later, Noble appears to have fixed its shaky finances.
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"The more this thing is shaky, the more people can back away," the source said.
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Jordan Weal scored for the Flyers, who opened their four-game homestand in shaky fashion.
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She worries that it's still on shaky financial footing She has reason to be wary.
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U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) data this week showed growing gasoline stocks and shaky demand.
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Remember when her treatment for Theon's shaky mental health was to force him to drink?
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The logic and flip-flopping is shaky, but Lindsay's performance makes Rachel's choices appear logical.
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Not to mention that the science behind many consumer DNA tests is shaky at best.
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Belichick is too good at scheming free rushers, and the Browns' O-line remains shaky.
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The cameras finally have built-in electronic image stabilization (EIS) for smoothing out shaky footage.
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Tommy Hunter pitched the eighth, and Seranthony Dominguez earned the save with a shaky ninth.
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The individual marketplaces started out shaky but are now lucrative for the companies that remain.
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Even before the third-quarter numbers came in, Trump stood on shaky ground with consumers.
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The Phillies broke through against Kershaw in the fourth inning with some shaky Dodgers defense.
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At 50 he was famous and earning fat commissions, but his finances were always shaky.
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Fugro could infer MH3703's crash site only from its final, rather shaky, satellite signals.
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The Crown attorney Peter Eccles refuted Sandford's position, saying that it's based on shaky grounds.
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"In this moment, my mind's just at a blank," a shaky Valentina confessed to viewers.
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A shaky relationship with the EU would put Switzerland's financial-services-driven economy in jeopardy.
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If, by this point, you're thinking Morrison's claims seem shaky, you're not the only one.
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But diving deeper into the study, those conclusions are based on some fairly shaky ground.
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Extreme stress has caused her voice, which she temporarily lost, to turn hoarse and shaky.
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There was a shaky hair analysis, a smattering of other physical evidence and little else.
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The shaky video is believed to have been taken by a guard&aposs body camera.
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From the moment Trump got elected, women's access to free birth control was looking shaky.
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Even the facts where and when the album was recorded are rendered shaky and unsure.
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With sterling and commodity currencies looking shaky, the U.S. dollar gained a bit of respite.
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Homebuilders ETF on shaky ground on the charts ** SPX sector YTD performance through Fri: tmsnrt.
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The Note 10's cameras also feature improved video stabilization for smoother, less shaky footage.
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Hector Neris earned the shaky save despite allowing an RBI single and hitting Wilson Ramos.
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The image stabilization tech can supposedly protect your footage from any shaky cam potential too.
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An unprecedented two-year budget impasse led to deterioration in the state's already-shaky finances.
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Too much caffeine can cause mild symptoms such as shaky hands and an upset stomach.
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Their partnership has long been shaky, with the SDP regularly rebelling mainly over economic policy.
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For the people who didn't get it, it was a lot of shaky video footage.
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You've gone for far too long capturing flips and tricks with a shaky smartphone camera.
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A shaky ceasefire ended major combat in 2015, but deadly clashes still take place regularly.
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Fighting in Wadi Barada has tarnished a shaky nationwide ceasefire that began on Dec 30.
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"I was so shaky, I wasn't sure I was going to make it," she said.
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At that age, I was a little shaky on the mechanics of actual sex itself.
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As Spotify prepares to go public, there's no obvious solution to its shaky business model
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Within minutes of the first attendees filing into Grant Park, the cell networks got shaky.
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Agricultural companies slumped after disappointing quarterly results and a shaky outlook from irrigation company Lindsay.
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Kluber got some help from shaky White Sox base running to help preserve the lead.
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Dealers cautioned against complacency with Clinton only holding a shaky lead in Electoral College forecasts.
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Democrats have widely opposed the pick on those grounds, putting Haspel's confirmation in shaky territory.
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Cleveland starter Trevor Bauer (11-6) pitched a shaky five innings to get the win.
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A leading indicatorWhen truckers are feeling shaky, it can spook the rest of the economy.
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Jon Lester and John Lackey will buttress what has been a shaky bullpen beyond Chapman.
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But Biden supporters know that support could evaporate with another shaky debate performance next week.
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We all forget — visitors and residents alike — that Italy is a stunning but shaky land.
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Faced with shaky economic indicators, OPEC is keen to avoid a market awash with oil.
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Violence in western Syria has increasingly tarnished a shaky ceasefire that took effect on Dec.
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The summit already appeared to be on shaky ground days before Trump called it off.
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The proposed summit with Kim Jong-Un — already an uncertain proposition — appears even more shaky.
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There's been some shaky IPOs, pretty much all of them, or you don't think that?
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Tesla's push to serve more mass-market car buyers is off to a shaky start.
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Mr. Pence issued a shaky endorsement of his fellow conservative Ted Cruz during the primaries.
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The move comes a day after Cruz had a shaky debate performance by his standards.
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Aside from the shaky and unpredictable peace process, Zelensky is facing other problems at home.
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Mr. Jordan's announcement throws another wrench in the already shaky succession plan of Mr. Ryan.
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The independence movement remains a shaky alliance that includes anarchists, free marketeers and social democrats.
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Mariners starter Justus Sheffield survived five shaky innings to leave with a 1-0 lead.
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Even the more modest task of saving Afghanistan's current shaky structure may be beyond it.■
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In the first season finale, their enterprise and their personal lives are on shaky ground.
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It was terrible — people at Coachella couldn't upload terrible, shaky videos of all the performances.
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There were reports of hurried efforts by Egyptian mediators to restore the shaky cease-fire.
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The Socialist party, which led the parliamentary revolt, will now sit astride a shaky government.
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Social Security is on shaky ground, and experts believe changes to the program are imminent.
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Whether Mr. Erdogan can get a grip on the shaky Turkish economy is another matter.
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It will further dent shaky business confidence and could even puncture the optimism among consumers.
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Ackman's remarks, including that "hell is coming," sent already shaky markets tumbling further that day.
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Public Health The Obamacare insurance markets aren't as shaky as President Trump seems to believe.
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A labor of love and careful research, the book gets off to a shaky start.
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"It's hard to know what to say," Mr. Biden managed with a shaky sigh afterward.
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This includes Iowa, a target for Republican critics because of its expensive and shaky market.
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The stock markets' shaky start to October comes ahead of the resumption in Sino-U.
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This claim is enormously misleading — and a shaky basis for congressional action on the rule.
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But since a shaky first two weeks, he has executed Minnesota's offense with extreme precision.
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He, too, noted that Hudson's performance of "Memory" was shaky and overburdened with awkward sobs.
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For now, Iceland may be holding onto its whaling heritage, hinged to a shaky loophole.
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The Olympic model looked as shaky as the American swimmer Ryan Lochte's credibility in Rio.
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Bannon was on shaky ground even before Washington turned its ire on him over Charlottesville.
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But the playing field rests on the same shaky ground as it has for years.
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The move comes at a time when Federal cybersecurity leadership and coordination has been shaky.
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Markets have often been shaky ahead of midterms, but historically, they've tended to bounce back.
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When Amazon announced its blockbuster acquisition of Whole Foods in June, Instacart's future looked shaky.
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But Mr. Keram has powerful allies among opposition figures in Mr. Ghani's shaky coalition government.
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As the concert began, things got off to a shaky start for soft-rockers Spool.
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Dr. Hanna-Attisha said she went home that night feeling shaky and sick, her heart racing.
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But a pillar is a shaky place and I'm not well suited to being a nun.
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But lest Marlins fans rejoice too soon, the sale seems to be on some shaky ground.
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This also makes the future of Dany's prospective reign from the Iron Throne shaky at best.
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Upon receiving my diploma, my student visa expired leaving my legal status in the nation shaky.
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My voice shaky, I said that I'd need to think about it and call him back.
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A closer look, however, will tell you the flags have been planted on very shaky ground.
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Public finances in Greece, which is on its third international bailout since 2010, remain extremely shaky.
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S. trade tensions and Brexit fallout, mean that 2020 may be a shaky year for deals.
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Houston enjoyed another fast start against a shaky Fister, scoring three runs in the first inning.
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The combination of a slowing economy, rising inflation and shaky confidence constrains fiscal and monetary policy.
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This is my last chance," said the sign, written in shaky characters and signed "Jumpei Yasuda.
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Then, on Saturday after announcing the executions, the Saudis ended a shaky cease-fire in Yemen.
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And while the economic outlook nationally and internationally remains a little shaky, Idaho is surging ahead.
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Although markets are still receptive to IPOs given low volatility, sentiment for new listings is shaky.
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Then, in a soft but shaky voice, his head trembling, Mr. Wujodi begins explaining the verses.
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All this takes place against the backdrop of a shaky economic recovery and jittery financial markets.
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The public wants you, Libra, but you can't serve them if your home base is shaky.
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The question now is whether Cruz and Kasich's shaky alliance will extend to the Golden State.
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Greenfield believes the shaky sign-up numbers are not enough to derail long-term global growth.
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Nicole Curtis still appears to be on shaky terms with the father of her son Harper.
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Many Brazilian banks have avoided such lending because of the high default risk and shaky collateral.
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But it appears negotiations on immigration and to reopen the government are still on shaky ground.
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My rating: 222016/2598 After being so productive for so long, I had a shaky July.
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Harris' strong attack on a shaky Biden in the MSNBC debate had a short-term impact.
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Peters then runs toward the officer, and the video becomes shaky and more difficult to see.
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The survival of Huawei, in its current form at least, has looked shaky in recent weeks.
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Despite a shaky start to its mission, Jade Rabbit sent images and data back to earth.
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But smaller ones look shaky, even as currency problems have eased and the economy has recovered.
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But without the JCPOA as a foundation, such side deals would stand on dangerously shaky ground.
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I took a super quick portrait shot, backlit, with some pretty shaky hands (see it below).
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But with the right song, suddenly those shaky party clips and stiff landscape panoramas become epic.
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State finances are shaky, partly caused by the previous government's borrowing during its nine-year tenure.
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Yet its success in soaking up votes from across the political spectrum hints at shaky foundations.
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The platform's abrupt — and somewhat under-the-radar — end follows a shaky year for the company.
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That's another sign of how badly the current ceasefire is needed, as shaky as it is.
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Central banks kept credit markets working, bailed out banks and gave confidence to shaky bond markets.
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But this revolving door of period-piece cameos arguably does the already-shaky script a disservice.
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But the evidence that these parties have ever really existed is shaky and anecdotal at best.
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With the economy on shaky ground, attention is turning to the stimulus options to help it.
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The shaky images taken from a distance through foliage show a man chopping down a tree.
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The documentary footage is raw, shaky, and often features Geeta's boom microphone creeping into the frame.
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Taken together, the developments have left the impression that the press team stands on shaky ground.
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OIS reduced the changes of getting shooting blurry photos and videos by counteracting your shaky hands.
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Cubs starter Jose Quintana (123-9) survived a few shaky innings to pick up the win.
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" Barry James, president of James Advantage Funds, believes the market rally is built on "shaky foundation.
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Putting yourself on shaky financial ground could be a decision you regret for years to come.
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I just get a little shaky and jittery on putts and that's what happened on 15.
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But equal pay advocates aren't doing women any favors by using silly slogans or shaky statistics.
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He's shaky at first on the board but no doubt he'll master the art of surfing.
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A leading expert, however, said on Wednesday that the explanations of Wiggins and Brailsford were "shaky".
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Donahue: I had no experience with the camera, as is evidenced by my shaky camera style.
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Jacobs noted that Infowars claim that its use of Pepe is transformative political commentary is shaky.
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But there are a number of factors that make the short-term prospects for peace shaky.
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To be clear, public evidence that Huawei spies on American citizens is arguably a bit shaky.
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RHP Steve Cishek survived another shaky ninth inning to earn his sixth save of the season.
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Moreover, analysts warn the shaky shadow banking industry could worsen an already harsh climate for lenders.
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The labor relations are so shaky that Amazon has threatened to cut its business with Atlas.
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But analysts and truck drivers pointed to a few reasons it's on shaky ground in 2019.
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James has a marvelous touch near the hoop but his long-range shooting has grown shaky.
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Continued inaction on Zika funding puts this recovery—and millions of American jobs—on shaky ground.
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Still, many lawyers believe that the court's ruling is shaky and will be overturned on appeal.
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It has done so in the past, but confidence in the shaky economy is already low.
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ElevenPaths cautions that metadata can be changed and otherwise fabricated by programmers, making it shaky evidence.
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Ted Cruz, whose libertarian credentials were always shaky anyway, is fully lost to the right wing.
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Their defense, missing injured veteran Vincent Kompany, looked shaky on the rare occasions it was tested.
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Which makes for a charming story and might be true, but the evidence is pretty shaky.
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Those ambitions are now looking shaky if promises of government assistance fail to materialise, Chukwuma said.
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The shaky start to Klobuchar's presidential campaign is an example of the problems female candidates face.
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"Sentiment has recovered after a shaky start to the year," said Westpac senior economist Matthew Hassan.
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The Giants' defense, which was shaky Monday with an uncharacteristic three errors, was much better Tuesday.
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The shaky start to the year was also underpinned by a fall in crude oil prices.
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What kind of country, then, would raise a shaky legal argument to fend off a subpoena?
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As soon as you use an 'I' — especially if you're a woman — you're on shaky ground.
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It also infuriated Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who already has a shaky relationship with Obama.
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San Diego starter Travis Wood (2-4) couldn't overcome a shaky start against his former team.
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The landlocked province has come under spotlight due to its shaky state of local government finances.
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It was a defense that grew increasingly shaky under the weight of all the accumulated evidence.
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Earlier gains in the week were capped by signs that the recent economic recovery is shaky.
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But the economy has been slow to respond, and business confidence remains shaky, weighing on investment.
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That inconsistency, and that old shaky reputation, Smith's play in this series could cost him millions.
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If I feel dizzy, dry-mouthed, nauseous, or shaky, I play five minutes of Two Dots.
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They dished out 13 assists, and they cut down on turnovers after a shaky first half.
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The shaky blue visions of Star Wars are limited compared to what HoloMe has already achieved.
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RHP Tanner Roark got off to a shaky start in his first outing of the year.
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In addition to her shaky alibis, Zhang&aposs grab bag of electronic devices stoked espionage fears.
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Even with the waivers in the rearview mirror, analysts say the agreement remains on shaky ground.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)China's banking system was on shaky ground before the novel coronavirus outbreak.
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There are the tilted and shaky camera shots zoomed in on character's faces in tense scenes.
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Credit looks particularly shaky: trading revenue from this division has fallen by 45 percent since 2014.
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Federer had his shaky moments, particularly on break points, long an issue for him on clay.
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"I personally have rallied for gun rights," said one female student, her voice shaky, but forceful.
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It's a shaky group of alliances that most Iraqis I've talked to doubt will last long.
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Because trying to recreate a bygone golden age is a shaky way to build the future.
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In fact, my state of mind about the trip could be described as shaky at best.
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After a shaky first week, the stumbles of Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer suddenly smoothed Saturday.
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Opinion Fueled by debt and years of easy credit, America's energy boom is on shaky footing.
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Kimbrel, who has had some shaky playoff outings in his career, showed it again on Tuesday.
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At other times, a shaky bullpen has led the Dodgers to leave in Kershaw too long.
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Neither of the two presidential candidates has offered a comprehensive plan for an increasingly shaky economy.
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And under Cohn's leadership, Goldman Sachs offloaded shaky securities as it bet against the mortgage market.
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But it's still hard to overcome annoying shaky camera movements while you bump into other tourists.
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It's all built on shaky foundations, said longtime market bear and former Republican Congressman Ron Paul.
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Thus, as Madeleine embarks on a relationship with Leonard, she is on very shaky phenomenological ground.
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The cultural clefts run deep, and language skills are often still shaky after the basic course.
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Democrats were pillorying Trump's shaky — not to mention murky — personal finances, including his companies' chronic bankruptcies.
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Other counties have only one carrier, and in some of them, that carrier is looking shaky.
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Smith&aposs claim may seem shaky when one compares UPS with FedEx over the past year.
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Thiem played a very shaky game, double faulting and making three unforced errors with his forehand.
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A good gimbal is a creator's best friend, since stabilized video footage beats shaky-cam nonsense.
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Tampa Bay's playoff hopes are looking shaky despite having won four of its past six games.
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A shaky ceasefire, which came into effect in April, has brought some respite from the conflict.
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Meanwhile parts of the coalition of voters that brought Mr Trudeau to power are looking shaky.
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Trump's claims are shaky at best, because there is a very limited universe of available data.
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Wasserman emphasized that a business&apos shaky foundation will affect its chances of long-term survival.
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But every time the Bruins ignited the crowd, the Lightning bounced back, as Rask turned shaky.
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A deepening economic recession is hardly going to be good news for Brazil's shaky public finances.
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It was a squirrelly argument, as shaky as many of the other provisions in that bill.
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I brought a walking cane and played "old," clutching my back during a shaky, belabored Charleston.
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The Australian dollar was a touch lower at $0.6914, still shaky after the previous day's losses.
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It's not a panacea, but it's the first step in shoring up the agency's shaky finances.
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While corporate earnings have been shaky over all, companies that surpassed analysts' expectations were rewarded on Wednesday.
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Throughout the postseason, Hinch and the unconventional Astros overcame a shaky bullpen by using starters in relief.
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The moves in the U.S. followed a shaky Monday session that saw stocks giving up sharp gains.
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Still, the new hacking stoked more doubts about a deal that was already said to be shaky.
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This shaky financial footing means that millennials often approach partnerships much differently from how their parents did.
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"I saw [Prissy] and she was all shaky and she didn't feel good," Ireland told ABC News.
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"What the fuck?" a bystander exclaims, capturing the event on a shaky camera from a nearby window.
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"There is a sense the recent bounce is on shaky grounds," CMC Markets analyst David Madden said.
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With Wendy's help, Bobby spends this episode devising yet another attempt to sink Taylor's already shaky ship.
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AT MIDDAY on September 27th Brett Kavanaugh's prospects of reaching the Supreme Court Bench looked distinctly shaky.
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His piles of stuff were the form his money took, the shaky concept of prosperity made flesh.
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And after a few weeks, with his health still shaky, Hall asked Tackett if he'd adopt Kimber.
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Ford, her voice shaky at times, outlined details of the alleged assault with gripping and devastating language.
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Cain's selection had been on shaky ground practically since the day Trump announced him earlier this month.
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Greinke's command has been shaky: he is through three innings on 65 pitches, compared to Sanchez's 50.
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Seriously, this dude is as shaky on the specifics as Betsy DeVos testifying before a congressional hearing.
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Between Carpool Karaoke and Planet of the Apps, Apple's original content offerings have been…shaky at best.
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It will also formally legalise GCHQ's current bulk surveillance powers which have been on shaky legal ground.
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They just want great videos that aren't terribly shaky and the Hero 5 Black delivers just that.
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Several of the other remaining co-ops, at least, are believed to be on shaky financial ground.
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Friedrich has experienced back-to-back shaky outings even though he defeated Cincinnati in his last turn.
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So, Daenerys has lost a dragon and gained... a very shaky plan involving a wight and Cersei?
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Normally that footage would be too shaky, or he might have pointed it in the wrong direction.
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The camerawork is shaky, and the scene cuts make the three-minute video feel like a Vine.
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In what looks like an allegory for the breakup of a tech company, Adrielle's queendom is shaky.
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They may be on shaky ground, but Luke P. isn't giving up on Hannah Brown just yet.
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Regardless, decertification on its own would do damage to America's already shaky relationship with its European allies.
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"I was devastated by that, and my rehearsal — I did have a shaky rehearsal today," she admitted.
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The other issue is that fitness trackers that only log steps have been relying on shaky science.
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Renamo rebelled again more recently, though there has been a shaky truce since the end of 2016.
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If the gimbal gets out of whack, you're going to end up with shaky or crooked images.
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OIS is great for combatting shaky hands and helping freeze fast-moving subjects like cars and kids.
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The court's decision will determine whether Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull can maintain his shaky grip on power.
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DeVos has argued that the gainful employment rules are overly burdensome and rest on shaky legal footing.
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Considering Trump's shaky relationship with the House majority, the cross-party guest list is seen as surprising.
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Rodriguez mirrored Happ's shaky start, loading the bases with three straight walks to open the Toronto second.
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Nest has had a shaky four years since it was acquired by Google in January of 2014.
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Slowing long-term demand and the shaky financial position of polishers are two big concerns, it said.
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The defense did the rest with a barrage of pressure against Manning and his shaky offensive line.
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Only three had robust evidence of long-lasting improved outcomes; 58 had only shaky evidence, or none.
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The President vetoed it, of course, but the effort spoke to just how shaky his legacy is.
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I am unable to remember the moves, but a friendly classmate called Priya encourages my shaky attempts.
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The win, Nomura's third on the LPGA and first this season, came after a shaky final round.
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Phillies starter Aaron Nola tossed 6 1/3 shaky innings and gave up five runs (four earned).
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The fighting broke out this week, breaching a shaky ceasefire brokered by the United Nations in September.
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It was one of several White House tweets during the hearing that stood on shaky factual ground.
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They take pride in landing the basics: a short manual, a shaky kickflip, or… whatever this is.
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If true, security experts say, it has unnerving implications given the shaky infrastructure underlying most voting technology.
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Even though their relationship was shaky for the last 8 months, our sources say they're good now.
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I've found ones from Spin, Bird, and Lime to often be broken, shaky, or out of battery.
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"Nola looked a little shaky at first and then he settled down," Philadelphia manager Pete Mackinin said.
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By any measure, Russia is a declining global power, with a shaky economy dependent on resource extraction.
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With days to go before the opening ceremony on August 5th, Rio's self-confidence is looking shaky.
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It's not his fault that the Bruins are suffering through a terrible shooting slump and shaky goaltending.
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But Avery is hardly the sole person to be imprisoned thanks to shaky evidence and questionable trials.
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On opening night, she had shaky moments in "Casta diva," perhaps the mightiest aria in the repertory.
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RHP John Gant had just one shaky inning on Wednesday — a three-run second by the Marlins.
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Not the directors, who spotlight a possibly contaminated crime scene, shaky forensic evidence and abusive police interrogations.
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Famous for its hulking peaks, shaky bridges, and deep caves, Zhangjiajie is China's first national forest park.
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The grueling swim made it difficult to walk afterward because her feet and body were so shaky.
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I'll tell you why it faces a shaky future and what the coalition wants: http://bit.ly/2023rigNy.
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Mike Trout is hitting great, as usual, but receiving little support, and the pitching has been shaky.
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When compared to full-time restaurant jobs, delivery gigs tend to be dangerous and the pay shaky.
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Snell settled in after a shaky first and allowed one run and two hits in five innings.
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He has presided over an increasingly shaky economy, and alienated allies from the United States to Russia.
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Future contenders are in no hurry to take over a shaky government and a tortuous Brexit process.
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Strategies The markets looked very shaky when Britain voted on June 23 to leave the European Union.
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Instead, Turnbull was forced to demure, damaging his already shaky political standing at home in the process.
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But the actual science behind essential oils is shaky and many studies on them are poorly conducted.
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Meng occasionally looked shaky, missing her first snatch and her first clean and jerk, but did enough.
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On "Hyperion," Lévy steps lightly over the shaky bridge between heritage and modernism, between anonymity and notoriety.
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If the economy gets shaky, look for those big dollar supporters to reassess Trump's value to them.
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Intellectually, the bedrock faith in capitalism as the global economy's organizing principle has rarely been so shaky.
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Recently, Instagram added some savvy stabilization, which makes your back-and-forth image loops much less shaky.
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Hovering over everything in this series, and the East bracket as a whole, is Cleveland's shaky defense.
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Why it matters: Trump's personal position on this issue has been shaky at best in recent months.
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Adding to the shaky start is the decline in interest in golf since Tiger Woods's boom years.
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Biden, meanwhile, has lost some ground following a shaky debate performance last week, according to the survey.
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After a shaky start to the year, the Vikings offense appears to be firing on all cylinders.
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Tomlin, after a shaky August, is 2-0 in the postseason with a 1.76 earned run average.
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The strike occurred in the midst of a shaky temporary ceasefire between the regime and opposition forces.
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To already put the viewer's trust in the main character on shaky footing was a risky move.
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The shaky economy forced Moscow to stop providing Havana with large amounts of oil and other aid.
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For flight attendants and passengers alike, that dangerous, shaky feeling in midair comes from air currents shifting.
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Kylie Jenner's cosmetics site has a shaky foundation, because it's been inadvertently exposing very personal customer information.
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On Monday, his corruption trial began — a symbol of Sudan's extraordinary, if shaky, political transition toward democracy.
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Although a Republican effort to repeal the law failed last summer, the system remains on shaky ground.
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Mr. Krueger and Mr. Katz say that: • After the recession, the labor market was on shaky ground.
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Is there an anti-Winston, a passer who is putting up shaky numbers, but leading a winner?
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The real fear is that shaky policy allows small shocks to create a broader crisis of confidence.
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After a shaky history, they drafted James straight out of high school at No. 1 in 2003.
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Given the shaky backdrop, the Fed is engaging in a yearlong review of its own policy strategies.
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We were made to feel on shaky ground to be there as scientists in the first place.
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Faith leaders themselves have acknowledged that the grounds for religious opposition to vaccines are shaky, at best.
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The only way in was to cross the Tigris River from Iraq in a shaky, seatless motorboat.
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Biskind's book is as shaky as a set of surveyor's tools in the middle of a hurricane.
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They talked about what it meant that Amy Klobuchar's voice seemed shaky in the last Democratic debate.
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The future of the organization may be shaky but our commitment to our beloved genre is not.
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"The consumer is starting off 2019 on a shaky footing," Meyer wrote to clients late last week.
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But the fate of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program is shaky at best, experts say.
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The 49ers (1-2) came into the game with reason to worry about their shaky quarterback position.
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The band wasn't afraid of shaky moments, or noisy ones, on the way to its grand peaks.
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He appears shaky and sounds deranged as he unravels the Stonewall Prep conspiracy he's currently obsessed with.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan recovered from a shaky start to rise 0.4%.
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While the target guide helps, it still gets really shaky, and it's almost impossible to pinpoint things.
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In his July testimony, Mueller mostly stuck to the report, but his performance was halting and shaky.
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In addition, for users with shaky hands, there's automatic image stabilization when using Pix to shoot video.
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While equity market losses have not been large, shaky investor confidence continued to support safe-haven assets.
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Gone was the shaky candidate with the quivering hair that Rachel Dratch parodied on Saturday Night Live.
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If your bench warm-ups are shaky, today might not be the day to push your numbers.
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We had a shaky period with retail sales but now the consumer looks on a firmer footing.
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That was a vital role in the 16th century, as the foundations of England's empire were shaky.
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Stepping back, Facebook is now shifting from the top of the sentiment pedestal to very shaky ground.
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The Yankees scored their fifth run with one out in the sixth by capitalizing on shaky defense.
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" Todd remarked that it sounded as if the 2012 Obama administration program was on "shaky legal ground.
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Despite the shaky performance — which he later regretted — he was soon promoted to president of the company.
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Despite the shaky performance — which he later regretted — he was soon promoted to president of the company.
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And the starting rotation has been shaky, with a 4.66 E.R.A. that ranks 17th in the majors.
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But warning signs keep flashing about the shaky fundamentals of the economy and therefore the stock market.
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The track record for American-supported governments after peace treaties or troop withdrawals is shaky at best.
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India's trade relationship with major partners, including the United States and China, remains on a shaky footing.
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Despite shaky reviews, the 2006 dance film "Step Up" was a breakout hit at the box office.
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It's part of the shaky-cam Cloverfield shared universe, but the specifics are still a bit murky.
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Bannon left the White House last Friday, after months of rumors that he was on shaky ground.
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I loved to visit in the afternoon, when I'd sit in a sun-dappled spot and sing along to the radio, listen to people gossip, or be drawn into discussions about religion or politics conducted in a mix of (my) shaky Hebrew, (their) shaky English, and hand gestures.
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Suleman discussed her shaky past, which included a nude photo shoot, a sex tape and time in rehab.
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It's shaky, like a new little calf, wobbly in the knees and aching to walk and then run.
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As for the other side of the ball, the USMNT were once again haunted by their shaky defending.
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His comments came after Russia, Turkey and Iran on Tuesday backed a shaky truce between Syria's warring parties.
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A peace deal signed in 2015 proved shaky and fresh clashes flared again in the capital in July.
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The runs came in support of Clayton Kershaw, who gave up two runs in a shaky five innings.
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Asia markets were mixed on Wednesday afternoon amid shaky investor confidence after steep losses on Wall Street overnight.
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But the line of cases CREW relies upon to show it has standing may represent a shaky foundation.
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Isner's serve allowed him to overcome inconsistent returning, a succession of botched volleys and shaky play at crunchtime.
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People have been saying SHA-1 was shaky for years, and now we all know they were right.
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"The coalition already looks really shaky," Robin Bew, managing director of the Economist Intelligence Unit, told CNBC Monday.
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Stock markets — though they've had a shaky run in 2016 — are well off their troughs during the crisis.
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Here the tech actually builds upon your own shaky hands, using algorithmic tech to fill in the holes.
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He admitted to feeling "a bit shaky today on my own" at the palace ceremony without his bandmates.
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Allen closed that inning, then got through a shaky ninth to earn his 153th save of the season.
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In 2014, Patton Boggs, started by Thomas Boggs Jr., merged with Squire Sanders as its future became shaky.
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Television shows that assume their audience will binge-watch several episodes at once walk a very shaky line.
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Toronto's offense was shaky enough to even draw out a bit of Dark Giannis in the postgame presser.
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Footage from Specs could come out shaky and jerky unless Snapchat can work in some auto-stabilization magic.
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So, yes, if you've been sitting on something big, your foundations may feel a little shaky next week.
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At times in my new job, I feel like a spy myself, and one with a shaky cover.
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Recently, the International Energy Agency warned a sustained drop in prices was a risk given shaky global demand.
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He took a shaky step forward, only just remembering to catch the door before it slammed behind him.
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This shaky vantage point shows the caravan of luxury SUVs and dots of human beings from the sky.
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This class delves deeper into iMovie's functions with lessons on color correcting and techniques like stabilizing shaky video.
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"Unlike the previous general election, farmers are not solidly behind Modi, who's on shaky ground this time round."
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She's billing it as a "new beginning" which, after a couple of shaky years musically, might be welcome.
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Donald Trump Jr. posted a shaky video from the cockpit as the plane took off from New York.
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The idea of shooting missiles out of the sky with other missiles has a long and shaky history.
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They ended with Moscow, Ankara and Tehran agreeing to monitor government and rebel compliance with the shaky ceasefire.
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Things are shaky from the start this week, when Claudia sends Elizabeth and Philip on a new mission.
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Venus Williams was unhappy with her shaky performance against qualifier Natalia Vikhlyantseva but advanced 26-22 221-26.
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In his view, the company could go from "shaky beginnings" to a multi billion dollar business like Seek.com.
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Shaky "special mention" loans swelled more than 50 percent at the end of 2016 from a year earlier.
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A shaky mic at a rally last week led Trump to make a similar comment about the commission.
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Antetokounmpo averaged 33 points on 23-of-2104 shooting over the previous three games before the shaky performance.
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Sending an ISIS detainee to Guantánamo could put the United States on shaky legal ground, experts have said.
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Meanwhile, the marketplaces for coverage remain on shaky ground, with insurers pleading for certainty that may never come.
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But if that's enough to ruin your childhood, it was probably already on shaky ground to begin with.
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More than two centuries after our country took its shaky first steps, the union is miles from perfection.
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Clinton honest and trustworthy, according to early exit polls, a remarkably shaky assessment for the party's likely nominee.
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Sending an ISIS detainee to Guantanamo could put the United States on shaky legal ground, experts have said.
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But Mr. McCoy, an assured young trumpeter, brought taut purpose to his playing, surmounting a shaky rhythm section.
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Politically, the L.G.B.T.Q. movement has always been built on a shaky balance of expectation set against lived experience.
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We know now, two years later, that Putin wasn't on shaky ground but, rather, had solidified his power.
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These protections are particularly important when plans rest on shaky economic foundations — as these state-run plans do.
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But Doyle enters some shaky ground when she tries to include Harriet Jacobs, the abolitionist and former slave.
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On the other hand, if your prospects elsewhere are shaky, you may not get what you fairly deserve.
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What began in 1985 as a shaky start-up has been transformed into a seemingly unstoppable fee machine.
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The ground got shaky for Green when Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCainJohn Sidney McCainFighter pilot vs.
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At the same time, she was shaky in her second debate and her support in polls has slipped.
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The defending Olympic champion Gabby Douglas improved after a shaky performance on Friday but remained in seventh position.
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With the global economy looking shaky, it must have seemed unwise to tighten the monetary policy screws further.
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But that argument looks shaky, too, because Clinton is likely to be millions of votes ahead of Sanders.
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The fates of these young people have become a major sticking point in determining the Jungle's shaky future.
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A shaky landing An Airbus A380 battled a strong crosswind while landing at Düsseldorf International Airport in Germany.
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Blue Apron shares slipped below their IPO price Friday, a shaky start for the meal-kit delivery company.
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LHP James Paxton had another shaky outing Saturday, when things started to unravel quickly in the sixth inning.
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I wanted to ask if there were any great nearby restaurants, but my Tamil is a bit shaky.
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Financial market participants are convinced that the economy is on shaky footing and that inflation is rolling over.
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Still, there were some shaky entrances, and moments when the musicians and Mr. Levine seemed not in sync.
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Bannon's populism isn't any less shaky when it comes to the issues in play as these elections approach.
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It would be on potentially shaky legal ground, and would probably hit financial markets around the globe hard.
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He's not a perfect fit for the modern NBA with a middling 3-point stroke and shaky defense.
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That deal now looks to be on shaky ground following the presidential election win of Republican Donald Trump.
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Say what you want about inflated records and shaky bullpens: For the Red Sox, everything is coming together.
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But when it mattered most Mauresmo was shaky and sloppy, losing 63-0, 4-6, 6-0. 4.
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Some fans on social media blamed the shaky footing for Cousins' poor throw that turned into Jenkins' score.
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But what should have been another comfortable victory became briefly uncomfortable thanks to another shaky outing from Gray.
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The original trailer would likewise focus on the egg, with quick cuts of shaky footage from the film.
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"My heart felt like exploding," he said on Thursday, over a shaky phone connection from the ship's bridge.
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China is feeling shaky and Europe — grappling with problems ranging from Brexit to weak Italian banks — is faltering.
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Jameis Winston threw two touchdown passes to Cameron Brate in the quarterback's shaky return from a shoulder injury.
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Mr. Golan's nervous hangdog affect works as well for Ben as it did for the shaky P.O.W. Uri.
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Privacy advocates were quick to point out to examples of shaky data security at huge organizations like Yahoo.
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Honestly, when Hayes started singing "You Say" (although it was shaky) I instantly knew he was the Astronaut.
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Were they caused by two quadcopter drones, one of which was captured in a shaky video moments before?
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The unscripted, shaky clips were illustrative of a campaign that had an insurgent, improvisational feel from the start.
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The check had my father's shaky signature on it; he passed away before the daffodils returned last spring.
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But the shaky defense could still give up a goal … and could bring serious trouble against better opponents.
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Chicago's offense helped overcome a shaky debut by pitcher Jen-Ho Tseng to complete a three-game sweep.
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"She looked a bit shaky and kept saying the same things," said Tim Moxey, 36, a machine operator.
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After a turnover-laded loss at home to Tampa Bay, Los Angeles is a fairly shaky 3-1.
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This change would shift the health-related retirement costs to Medicare, a system already plagued by shaky finances.
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The Chunnel got off to a shaky start, but was operating rather well after it opened in 1994.
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Then came a battering by Hurricane Sandy in 2012, leaving the sub inaccessible and the museum's future shaky.
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A bystander films it vertically, presumably so he won't be caught capturing the ordeal on his shaky cellphone.
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Oddly, he settled on Hedren for "The Birds" and "Marnie," an awkward actress at best, brittle and shaky.
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President Trump's promises notwithstanding, there is no going back to an economic arrangement whose foundations were so shaky.
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Read and his coauthors acknowledge that at this point all predictions are shaky, given the limited information available.
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A few weeks earlier, from Turkey, I had called a friend in Syria on a shaky Skype line.
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That has left some worried that if the trade relationship falters, Mexico could suddenly be on shaky ground.
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Foreign powers agreed at a summit in Berlin on Sunday to shore up a shaky ceasefire in Libya.
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While factory activity remains subdued and economies abroad are shaky, both have shown improvement over the past month.
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During the Mid-Season Invitational, G2 was shaky and underwhelming as CLG rose to the runner-up position.
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Rookie Cooper Kupp, after a shaky game in Minnesota, paced all receivers with 274 yards on eight receptions.
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"What I did was awful and disgusting, and I'm sorry," Dr. Newman said, his voice soft and shaky.
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RHP Kyle Hendricks overcame a shaky start to record a victory in his first outing of the season.
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Streaming concert videos, which typically aren't available beyond shaky camera phone footage, feel additive to the music ecosystem.
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And if Democrats win back Congress in November, Trump will not merely be standing on shaky political ground.
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His sometimes shaky performance may underscore concerns many Democratic voters have about his ability to take on Trump.
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Mejia improved upon his shaky first start by pitching five innings with four hits allowed and three walks.
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Whatever the result, half the public would probably feel cheated, undercutting an already shaky faith in British democracy.
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Canada outshot Finland, 38-26, but shaky goaltending by Canada allowed Finland to lead most of the game.
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Huawei's future in Europe once looked shaky amid fears that its networks could be used for Chinese espionage.
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Markets had earlier climbed on hopes that the world's two biggest economies were mending their shaky trade relations.
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And it appeared the rally U.S. equities had seen since Election Day — the "Trump rally" — was on shaky ground.
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But the science behind genetic attraction is shaky ground to build a relationship on, let alone a commercial enterprise.
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Basilashvili recovered from a shaky second set to record a 6-4, 0-6, 7-5 triumph over Mayer.
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I switched back and forth between two phone lines and personalities: a shaky, desperate mother and chirpy, cheerful journalist.
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He made up for his still-shaky defense at third with his excellence at the plate: a .297/.328/.
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He's got a shaky jumper and limited ballhandling ability, deficiencies that stand out in a point-guard dominated setting.
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There's also a "Super Steady" video capture feature that uses digital stabilization technology for action shots that aren't shaky.
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His initial records, like his debut EP TRXYE, were shaky, but something crystallised around the release of Blue Neighbourhood.
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So it's possible that Daydream will live on through self-contained devices — but its future on phones seems shaky.
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The basic premise that the signals coming from smartphones are doing damage to men's sperm is shaky at best.
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Masahiro Tanaka (222-20163) rebounded from a pair of shaky outings against the Boston Red Sox and Miami Marlins.
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Donald Trumpʼs presidency also looks increasingly shaky, as a series of scandals has driven his approval rating below 40%.
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It's an ambitious goal, but there are already signs that it's coming out of the gate on shaky feet.
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A short, grainy, shaky video of a man grooving to a popular song has gone viral on social media.
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But in the absence of agreed terms or a monitoring mechanism, the truce was always going to be shaky.
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In theory, sticking a landing at Cape Canaveral is easier than touching down softly on a shaky ocean barge.
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The date started out shaky, mainly because those camels weren't the smoothest of rides, and man, did they stink!
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But Team Facebook mostly came out on top thanks to U.S. lawmakers' shaky understanding of how the internet works.
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It's a socially acceptable form of escapism, and it can be an indicator that someone's mental wellbeing is shaky.
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Ultimately, Inferno is exactly as advertised — an amped up action movie based on somewhat shaky historical and literary research.
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The franchise, based on the best-selling books by Veronica Roth, has had a shaky box office track record.
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This would help in situations where someone's internet connection is shaky, or if they're trying to save mobile data.
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London's taxis are notoriously loud and shaky, but riding in this car you don't notice any noise at all.
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San Diego completed a 5-3 homestand on Wednesday but is a shaky 10-18 on the road. 3.
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He started out a bit shaky, falling behind 1-0 on a first-inning RBI single by Albert Pujols.
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In turn, these changes can lead to some of the sensations you describe like feeling shaky and light headed.
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But for Biden, it could be an opportunity to make a strong showing after a shaky first debate performance.
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To compound this unfairness, much of what made Ramon an easy victim would also make him a shaky witness.
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To make matters worse, her relationship with her boyfriend, anthropology grad student Christian (Jack Reynor) is on shaky ground.
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Most ominously for Mr. Pruitt, however, senior White House officials signaled Thursday that the E.P.A. chief's standing was shaky.
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This pillar -- quality -- is not as shaky as the other two, but there is still considerable room for improvement.
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The body camera footage of Clark's death, for example, is dark and shaky; the audio is arguably more valuable.
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What looked like a landslide in April started to look shaky through May and has now evaporated in June.
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Former president Thomas Whitmore (Bill Pullman) has just snuck onto the stage, craggly-bearded and shaky in his suit.
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My eyes were heavy and I went to bed at 9 PM. I woke up feeling shaky and fatigued.
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At the U.S. trials in July, she put in a series of shaky performances, including falling off the beam.
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The space is also on shaky ground because investors aren't yet sure drillers will hold the line on spending.
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Things started a little shaky, when neither DeGeneres nor Witherspoon correctly guessed the superlative Winfrey won in high school.
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But Ailes leaves a stabile, strong network behind that can navigate shaky ground until a new leader is found.
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In the shaky video, King stucks her tongue out and raised a classic hand-horn symbol to the camera.
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He's speaking to VICE via Skype over a shaky internet connection from the backyard of his house in Kabul.
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The iconic retailer reported its holiday quarter sales numbers as other retailers have suffered through a shaky earnings season.
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She says as much, in the caption underneath a shaky handheld video of literal wooden floorboards, from early January.
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Some have gone so far as to call this a signal that the market rally is on shaky footing.
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In the process, they captured the world of 2016 in the same shaky black and white as early cinema.
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Goff, who had a brutal rookie season and a shaky last two months, doesn't have the worthiest claim anyway.
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That said, households cannot spend if they are not employed, and the labor market was beginning to look shaky.
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Twitter is indeed in a dicey situation, especially if its report tomorrow is weak and guidance is shaky. Why?
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And companies that are made up of tons of advertising agencies like WPP could be standing on shaky ground.
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Haynes has bought the post-mortem digital version of Clayton Leigh, a man convicted of murder on shaky evidence.
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However, as soon as voting on the bill began in the lower house this week, the agreement looked shaky.
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But the same woodies that look so wondrous from afar can be rickety, shaky and head-jangling to ride.
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And by restricting the free movement of labour, they would undermine the European project, which is already looking shaky.
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Not everyone is a fan of Mr Greengrass's hyperactive "shaky-cam" style, but dozens of directors have copied it.
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And every time, the Fed backed off, fearful that a loss of confidence would sink the still shaky economy.
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Designating, say, Bank of China, would essentially kill off that institution and rock confidence in China's already shaky banks.
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Many bankers think that unless authorities can ram through tax increases and spending cuts, its finances will remain shaky.
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Kissinger himself recognized how shaky the arrangement was and, in his memoirs, recommended against any attempt to repeat it.
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Despite being told the elevator is safe to ride, tenants say it is still shaky and has skipped floors.
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The shaky trading followed a 5% plunge on Christmas Day that dragged the Japanese index into a bear market.
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The decision averted a likely showdown with Congress amid shaky financial markets that were rocked by the proposed duties.
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The Pacers completed the win despite allowing a 12-4 run in a shaky final 5 1/2 minutes.
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Warren was a shaky campaigner at times in 28503, having had no previous experience in a major elected office.
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LHP Martin Perez had a solid start Saturday night but took the loss because of a shaky seventh inning.
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Somewhere in this mix are your kids, who are stumbling into online spaces that are confusing, scary, and shaky.
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His lawyer told the court about Mr. Mottor's shaky balance and metal-filled feet, but the arguments didn't resonate.
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After the mayor's speech, a brass band in uniform launches into a shaky rendition of "The Blue Danube" waltz.
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The fans were ornery in the late innings Tuesday, when the Dodgers' chronically shaky bullpen lost an early lead.
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And the filmmaking is shaky at best (with lots of distracting zoom-in close-ups for no real reason).
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They looked at him uncertainly, and then at Lindsay, who was standing just outside their ring of shaky intimacy.
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I was going through a breakup, I had very little money, and my career outlook was shaky at best.
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Puke ForceBy Brian Chippendale (Drawn and Quarterly) Brian Chippendale draws beautiful things with his ratty, scratchy, shaky black lines.
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The usual symptoms of hyperthyroidism are pretty apparent: The heart races; patients are sweaty, shaky, itchy and sometimes feverish.
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Stone was born to a single mother (he never knew his father) whose mental health was shaky and uncertain.
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Responding in a shaky voice, he acknowledged it and said, "I used to misread people back then," she recalled.
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Next up are shaky waterfront views in black and white as well as color peeks at bridges and ships.
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On air, after Ms. O'Donnell delivered a forceful statement, a shaky Ms. King said that she was still reeling.
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More and more, empathy seems to test the shaky limits of liberal exhaustion while not constituting any actual work.
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He signed it by mimicking what he imagined to be the shaky hand of an elderly Edgar M. Bingham.
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If, as Mr. Trumka suggested, support is eroding, then the president's hold on the Rust Belt would be shaky.
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Today, after six months of rehab, my short-term memory is shaky, but they tell me it will improve.
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Mr. Nézet-Séguin is inheriting a great opera house facing great challenges: shaky finances and a box office slump.
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In the ensuing mop-up operation, your choices are among characters with repulsive principles, shaky principles or no principles.
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Fighting tears and asking guests to bear with her, she read, in shaky Polish spelled phonetically, her own vows.
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But it would be an enormous political blow to the prime minister, who is on increasingly shaky ground. Mrs.
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Even a surprise visit from North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un shows that global confidence in Putin is shaky.
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The shaky, unpredictable Argentina was back, missing on passes and whining to the referee for penalties and yellow cards.
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Rollout of the new Real IDs has been shaky, even without likely delays from the spread of the coronavirus.
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They have taken on the herculean task of trying to denuclearize the divided Korean Peninsula, achieving a shaky détente.
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Banks pooled millions of mortgages — some of them to borrowers with a shaky ability to repay — to create C.D.O.s.
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When we met for coffee in a Beverly Hills hotel lobby, I found him to be shaky and depressed.
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Mr. Sivan stalked the stage like a supermodel in still-shaky training, his nipples peeking out as he danced.
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The Nationals left-hander Gio Gonzalez — and some shaky defense — gave the Yankees a path back into the game.
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During shaky truces negotiated to retrieve the bodies, Dutch and Australian emergency workers also found evidence of the crime.
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"All of the pillars of the stock market look a bit shaky to me," he told "Trading Nation" Thursday.
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The EU should replace its shaky sanctions regime with a Russian import tariff, and the U.S. should waive sanctions.
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Foreign powers had agreed at a Jan 19 summit in Berlin to shore up a shaky truce in Libya.
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Mr. Mueller's voice was shaky at the start of his testimony under questioning by his lawyer but grew steadier.
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The premise of the book is like many that give rise to historical fiction: intriguing and a little shaky.
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The deletions raise questions about "the trust one can put in research based on such shaky ground," he said.
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Throughout the campaign, Mr. Biden has often been a shaky debater under the scrutiny of a front-runner's spotlight.
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They have been pushed aside in a wave of popular anger over the country's stagnant economy and shaky security.
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A new documentary, "The China Hustle," documents the shaky investments that are still very much part of our markets.
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The company's management structure has been shaky since Millard Drexler, its well-known chief executive, stepped down in 2017.
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This charismatic baritone, who has been undergoing treatment for brain cancer, looked a little thin and sometimes seemed shaky.
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Carlo was shaky as they led him off the ice with what was later called an upper-body injury.
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Now and then there were slightly shaky entrances, and little glitches of coordination between the chorus and the orchestra.
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Despite the film's shaky believability, Jexi isn't so far from many of the AI assistants that live among us.
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Lawyers at the department pointed out that the whole thing was legally shaky, and the plan was eventually dropped.
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For Trump, that personal demon is a shaky, private self-doubt that he never is willing to show publicly.
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The constant zooms and shaky camera movements of the series evoke how the stress of working in media feels.
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NASA's InSight lander is revealing Mars to be shaky planet crawling with dust devils and shuddering with regular quakes.
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The long-term goal should be constitutional reforms to ensure that self-government doesn't rest on such shaky foundations.
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The CCPA is best viewed as a shaky first step toward corporate accountability after decades of apathy and corruption.
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The deal was endorsed by President Trump and seemed set to pass, but it was always on shaky ground.
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Recall this past summer, when people were counting the former vice president out because of some shaky debate performances.
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Facebook's cryptocurrency plans looked shaky this week after a handful of high-profile members bowed out of the project.
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In the end analysis, a judge is likely to dismiss the DNC's case because of its shaky legal ground.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping both have a shaky relationship with the world's largest economy.
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Samsung's Galaxy Fold, the folding smartphone with a shaky history and a $1,980 price tag, is selling surprisingly well.
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