They're going to stand shoulder to shoulder like they did in the civil rights movement and when they stand shoulder to shoulder they're going to face the challenges that lie ahead.
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We live shoulder to shoulder with each other for decades.
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If I hurt my shoulder, a character hurt his shoulder.
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We work shoulder to shoulder with them all the time.
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Shoulder to shoulder, these Redditors vie for the internet's attention.
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Teachers should be fighting shoulder to shoulder with the poor.
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"We have been there shoulder to shoulder with men," Sandino said.
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Still ... he stood shoulder to shoulder with Birdman like all's well.
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She developed back and shoulder pain, and had shoulder replacement surgery.
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Mass, then 22, stood smiling shoulder to shoulder with Carl Sagan.
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" They fought shoulder-to-shoulder, in what was called a "phalanx.
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This is a program of delights and disappointments, shoulder to shoulder.
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Accompanying pictures showed migrants sitting shoulder to shoulder in overcrowded spaces.
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Adola continued as he was, shoulder to shoulder with the senior man.
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I am joining up and standing shoulder to shoulder with the police.
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We're going to stand shoulder to shoulder to help the displaced ourselves.
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Lewis ... who walked shoulder to shoulder with MLK Jr. in the '60s.
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Jones, a Democrat, stood shoulder to shoulder with Democratic former Massachusetts Gov.
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Minutes after the race, the three posed for photos, shoulder to shoulder.
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They stood shoulder to shoulder along highways to protest sexism and oppression.
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He thanked supporters and staff, who packed the ballroom shoulder-to-shoulder.
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In the U.S. military, women are serving shoulder to shoulder with men.
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"The international community should come with us shoulder to shoulder," he said.
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We stand together shoulder to shoulder in the thickest of the fight.
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For starters, there are literally one million people standing shoulder-to-shoulder-to-shoulder in the pens that have been set up in the streets.
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Pence replied that he and Trump were "shoulder to shoulder" in the campaign.
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In one video, a group of five masked students stand shoulder-to-shoulder.
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This initially looked like a coup, putting France shoulder-to-shoulder with America.
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I almost forget that I'm shoulder-to-shoulder with a bunch of strangers.
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He clicked on it: his son and David Duke, standing shoulder to shoulder.
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Millennial slackers and retired executives can share the same experience, shoulder to shoulder.
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Here was a man who had served with those characters, shoulder to shoulder.
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After that, I had a frozen shoulder, losing all mobility in the shoulder.
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To stand shoulder to shoulder in the face of Islamophobia and anti-Semitism.
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A long line of men move shoulder to shoulder across the debris field.
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We must stand Shohna ba Shohna — Shoulder to Shoulder — with our wartime allies.
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From a tech point of view, it stands shoulder to shoulder with Amazon.
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Standing shoulder to shoulder, the "human chain" of demonstrators stretched for 300 miles.
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We come here to stand shoulder to shoulder to make clear: We are here!
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Twelve years ago we were in Iraq together fighting Al Qaeda shoulder to shoulder.
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Iraqis. We have special forces in Syria, and they're shoulder to shoulder with who?
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The shoulder strap is thick black canvas, with a generous (20-inch) shoulder pad.
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This is the moment, right here, right now, shoulder to shoulder, You are Invictus.
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Meghan, standing shoulder to shoulder with Harry, will be a princess for the people.
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Conservatives and liberals are actually shoulder to shoulder at the center of this range.
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I definitely think a lot of progress comes from people standing shoulder-to-shoulder.
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The leaders stood shoulder to shoulder as the pontifical and Egyptian national anthems played.
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John Bel Edwards stood shoulder to shoulder with youths on the State Capitol steps.
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SHOULDER TAPS While you're down in plank position, why not try some shoulder taps?
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And we need to put away our petty differences and stand shoulder to shoulder.
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Their 'weapon' is that they could also walk out the door shoulder to shoulder.
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Kough works hand in hand, shoulder to shoulder with them on a daily basis.
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Supporters chanted "You cannot silence the free press" and "Shoulder to shoulder against fascism".
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The more women that come together, standing shoulder to shoulder, the stronger we are.
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He promptly diagnosed me with frozen shoulder, a debilitating inflammation of the shoulder capsule.
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The two men stood shoulder to shoulder as they were showered with rose petals.
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I've worked shoulder to shoulder with many of these people every night for years.
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I've worked shoulder to shoulder with many of these people every night for years.
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Here, hospital buildings sit shoulder-to-shoulder, and scrubs are the principal street fashion.
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Two decades ago, Detroit automakers fought shoulder-to-shoulder against California's clean car initiatives.
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It is mostly white folks — 300 millennials, Gen Xers, baby boomers, shoulder to shoulder.
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Many sat shoulder to shoulder on the gray carpet, beneath upbeat signs and posters.
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The entire nation stands shoulder to shoulder with the families of the brave martyrs.
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We high five after combinations of shoulder presses, upright rows, front raises, and shoulder flies.
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As mothers to very important people ... they looked like quite the duo shoulder-to-shoulder.
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Amy Schumer's father got a chance to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with his daughter Thursday.
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Working with Intel helps Volocopter stand shoulder to shoulder with these competitors, according to Reuter.
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A signal to Washington that we stand shoulder-to-shoulder against a complacent status quo.
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Even better, Bun B says, would be Trump and Obama alone, standing shoulder-to-shoulder.
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" So it's about sitting shoulder to shoulder with them and figuring out, "What's our plan?
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It was once a place where "poor neighbourhoods and rich ones stood shoulder to shoulder".
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Relevant ... 'cause he and Sheletta have shown up to events together before, shoulder to shoulder.
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"The American people stand shoulder-to-shoulder with our neighbors in Canada," he tweeted. 2.
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Packed shoulder to shoulder, workers polished and painted wood and assembled steel parts by hand.
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The racetrack had reached peak rowdiness with everyone shoulder-to-shoulder under the covered areas.
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Or just paying a bunch of people to stand along the border shoulder to shoulder.
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But Bedoya had picked him up too, shoulder-to-shoulder, and there was no play.
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How do we work shoulder-to-shoulder, side-by-side on that kind of stuff?
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Inside, crowds were shoulder to shoulder as they waited for trains out of the city.
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White and black, they've stood shoulder to shoulder on those fields, in those locker rooms.
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At least 70 were people shackled at the feet and packed sitting shoulder to shoulder.
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"It's: hand on the shoulder, hand on the shoulder slips," Martin said, holding his hand in the air on an imaginary person's shoulder, then sliding it onto their upper back.
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Many people are standing shoulder-to-shoulder, eyes on at least one of the dozen TVs.
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A sea of people, shoulder-to-shoulder, clogged the streets as far as I could see.
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"NATO allies stand shoulder to shoulder in the fight against terrorism," he said in a statement.
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"We'll be shoulder-to-shoulder with our brothers and toe-to-toe with anyone," he added.
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All these DC press corps parachuted in, and you're now shoulder to shoulder with them. Yes!
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The Off-The-Shoulder Tee Years later, the off-the-shoulder silhouette is still going strong.
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Draw your right shoulder blade down to keep your shoulder from lifting and neck muscles off.
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I think they can be participatory and stand shoulder-to-shoulder with women, opposing these bills.
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Diners, sitting shoulder to shoulder on four stools facing in and two facing out, grow neighborly.
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The American people must continue to stand shoulder to shoulder with the people of Hong Kong.
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The top White House and Trump personal lawyers sat shoulder to shoulder with lower level associates.
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Slow-Roasted Pork Shoulder 1 pork shoulder (bone-in, skin-on) Preheat oven to 250°F.
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" Grayson wrote in the post that he would "enthusiastically join, shoulder to shoulder, his political revolution.
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Look right and there stood two six-footers, Caitlyn Jenner and Josh Hartnett, shoulder to shoulder.
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This was unexpected and very heartening to see them stand shoulder to shoulder with fellow Muslims.
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To our 2020 class and our current players stand Shoulder to Shoulder and know we're Rising.
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I have taken the view that Britain should stand shoulder to shoulder with American after September 210th.
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The clip, taken by a reporter from The Oregonian, shows officers standing shoulder-to-shoulder, holding batons.
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Students unable to find seats in the packed lecture theatre stood shoulder-to-shoulder around the walls.
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One Shoulder Top, $159.50; Off The Shoulder Top, $189.50; Ruffle Skirt, $189.50; Ruffle Top, $179.50 Buy It!
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Bring the weight up to your shoulder, your hand in front of your shoulder and forearm vertical.
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He reiterated that the United Kingdom "stands shoulder to shoulder" with the United States on the issue.
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Boxing great Sugar Ray Leonard is standing shoulder to shoulder with the men and women in blue.
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I've been proud to fight to reverse this prejudiced policy -- first shoulder to shoulder with then-Sen.
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They still have to dance side by side and shoulder to shoulder with smiles on their faces.
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Plank Shoulder Taps Assume a plank position, keeping your hands flat on the floor shoulder-width apart.
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" Macron added that fighting "shoulder to shoulder" is the "most important thing for a head of state.
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"[They] always have one shoulder up and one shoulder down, so it's the whole body," Dostal said.
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The president stood shoulder to shoulder with Mr. Wajngarten, who leaned toward Mr. Trump for a photo.
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Jay Inslee said on Wednesday that people should no longer sit shoulder-to-shoulder in local bars.
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Passengers shared stories of hours-long backups, inconsistent screenings and waiting shoulder-to-shoulder to be processed.
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The spectators sat shoulder-to-shoulder and reveled in concession-stand fare free of sushi and chardonnay.
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In St. Barths, crews work on boats and tend to sails side by side, shoulder to shoulder.
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I worked shoulder-to-shoulder with special agents, analysts and other prosecutors using targeted, data-based enforcement.
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"Her shoulder is exposed to make clear that those who followed stand on her shoulder," said Goulder.
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Harvey said doctors told him last year that his right shoulder was weaker than his nonthrowing shoulder.
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He described himself instead as a longtime Republican who stands "shoulder to shoulder, philosophically," with President Trump.
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The distance that stretches between them never seems to shrink, even when they're standing shoulder to shoulder.
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He has a long history of standing shoulder to shoulder with the men who have behaved inappropriately.
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Standing shoulder to shoulder with Paul earlier at a news conference on the issue was Democratic Sen.
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The girls nodded and turned toward one another, standing shoulder to shoulder and bouncing on their toes.
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It wasn't odd to find the ladies sipping on stage shoulder-to-shoulder during their hosting run. 2.
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Plank Shoulder Tap Get into a plank position, with your hands flat on the floor shoulder-width apart.
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In fact this week, he stood shoulder to shoulder with striking Verizon workers fighting for a fair contract.
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Since Prime Minister Tony Blair vowed to stand "shoulder to shoulder" with the United States after the Sept.
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The sweat of being packed shoulder to shoulder with other kids, melting with everybody else to the music.
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Dressed sharply in jeans and T-shirts, they looked playful and relaxed, hugging each other shoulder to shoulder.
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Simply by pulling the shoulder straps up, you can turn it into a shoulder bag, crossbody, or satchel.
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A pack of baldheaded, boldly plumaged birds steps through the grass shoulder to shoulder, red eyes darting around.
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But importantly, everyone remains stuck on the same block, living shoulder to shoulder, forced to confront one another.
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"Management continues to have regular staff meetings where we are corralled into a giant group shoulder to shoulder."
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Our two countries stood shoulder to shoulder against common challenges during the Cold War and in its aftermath.
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There lies a lesson: We're going to have to stand shoulder to shoulder or else we'll all fall.
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We stand shoulder to shoulder with our allies and never condition our support of democracy on political favors.
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Let us work shoulder to shoulder to make our world prosperous and free from hate, violence and suffering.
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Anthony's right shoulder was wrapped in ice, as were the left shoulder and both knees of Joakim Noah.
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First, the elevator doors opened on a crowd of men in dark suits and hats, shoulder to shoulder.
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The US-South Korea alliance often describes itself as standing "shoulder-to-shoulder" with "no daylight" in between.
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"She was doing off-the-shoulder before anybody did off-the-shoulder," the makeup entrepreneur Trish McEvoy said.
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Especially in the early days, it was shoulder-to-shoulder, you would have thought it was a nightclub.
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It sounds like every version of Kanye, shoulder to shoulder, positioned like Kardashians/Star Wars toys in boxes.
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But President Obama never stood shoulder to shoulder with Hollande and asked for a declaration of war against ISIS.
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And without anyone standing shoulder-to-shoulder with President Trump, could this be read as a pretty empty threat?
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"I stand here tonight, shoulder to shoulder with my brothers and my sisters from the LGBT community," Luft explained.
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Rather than marching with their teammates and compatriots, he suggested that they stand shoulder to shoulder with each other.
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That's not to say that Musgraves' singles couldn't stand shoulder to shoulder with the songs that are being played.
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Outside of the courthouse, Kostial's friends stood shoulder to shoulder, holding signs in support of the St. Louis native.
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In the end, as alluring as all those elements are, none of them stand shoulder-to-shoulder with Peggy.
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They would huddle shoulder-to-shoulder around long, cluttered tables, sewing pleats, pinning patterns, and threading plumes through netting.
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Baumann has been sidelined since spring training with a shoulder issue and recently had fluid drained from the shoulder.
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"We must send a clear message that we stand shoulder to shoulder with the people of Nicaragua," said Sires.
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But that was a packed street, with spectators standing shoulder to shoulder and the bombs planted at their feet.
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Because of the poverty, these victims now live shoulder-to-shoulder with the people who did it to them.
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Why relegate pork shoulder to the braising pot when you could put tender, juicy shoulder steaks on the grill?
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Trump sat shoulder to shoulder with the Obamas and the Clintons to pay tribute to a Bush family eminence.
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Tel Aviv liberals and the ultra-Orthodox stood shoulder to shoulder, demanding answers for the soaring cost of living.
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The couple, who live in nearby New Carlisle, were shoulder to shoulder at a table, young and in love.
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The state's moderate and independent voters stood shoulder to shoulder inside packed halls at nearly all of Klobuchar's events.
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All of Australia supports them, shoulder to shoulder, and with God's grace, we will construct again from the ashes.
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Entire families may live in tiny apartments, and you are almost always standing shoulder to shoulder in a crowd.
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" Australia's prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, denounced North Korea, saying that Australia stands "shoulder-to-shoulder with the United States.
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Before the game, the Ducks announced that forward Ondrej Kase will undergo shoulder surgery for a torn shoulder labrum.
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When somebody gets jostled in the shoulder in a crowded market, the seat pokes me in the same shoulder.
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On Friday, thousands crammed, shoulder to shoulder, onto a bridge into Mexico, but no one was being let in.
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The head is studded with 17 eyes, and the titular phrase is written in cursive from shoulder to shoulder.
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"More stomach and shoulder shape, a better V-shape in her back and a much tighter waist and shoulder differential."
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"It's sort of like looking over someone's shoulder," says McDonald, "except you're doing it without actually looking over their shoulder."
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Officers stood shoulder to shoulder between two city squares -- one filled with alt-right groups, the other with Antifa activists.
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More stomach and shoulder shape, a better V-shape in her back and a much tighter waist and shoulder differential.
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A day at Muslim camp begins with the dawn prayer, the campers standing shoulder to shoulder in a moonlit forest.
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Here, Y/Project's 32-year-old creative director, Glenn Martens, and his two co-workers sit practically shoulder-to-shoulder.
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Around 4 AM, with the party in full swing, I meet Adeyemi in the shoulder-to-shoulder rammed smoking area.
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Traditional surgical practice basically demanded that residents play every minute of the game, literally shoulder to shoulder with their mentor.
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"The test showed that China is advancing shoulder-to-shoulder with the US and Russia," Song told the news outlet.
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Perez and Ellison wore each other's campaign buttons and stood shoulder-to-shoulder at a news conference after the vote.
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Fenech didn't have a chip on his shoulder so much as he had a little shoulder left underneath his chip.
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You don't have people gathering shoulder-to-shoulder for a cooktop, but people are automatically drawn to an open fire.
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Delighted, no doubt, by the chance to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with a world leader, Mr Trump accepted with alacrity.
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SS Carlos Correa has an inflammed left shoulder and has been sent back to Houston to get the shoulder examined.
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"We've talked about it and I'm really looking forward to campaigning shoulder-to-shoulder with this president," Pence told BlazeTV.
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If Trump enacts policies that enhance the rights of Pennsylvanians, Shapiro said he would stand "shoulder to shoulder" with him.
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Officers in riot gear stood shoulder-to-shoulder, protecting the path to the entrance, video from CNN affiliate KPTV shows.
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"We will stand shoulder to shoulder with India in sharing intelligence and keeping our people safe mutually," Mr. Trump said.
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I thought, 'Rock 'n' roll brought me here to watch these legends, and I'm here shoulder to shoulder with them.
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A benevolent queen, DV proved herself in on the joke and joined faux-Donatella onstage, shoulder to important shoulder. Bellissima.
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Shoulder-to-shoulder in long rows of desks, the designers are back together, alongside editors, photo editors and news assistants.
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Photos showed winding lines and shoulder-to-shoulder crowds, with people reporting wait times from 5 to 7 hours long.
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Black teenagers in tank tops from the suburbs stood shoulder-to-shoulder with whites from the city in polo shirts.
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When he began rehabilitation, he could move his left shoulder only about 25 percent as much as his right shoulder.
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Exiting the McDonald's, we walked directly into the station to join the hordes of commuters pressed nearly shoulder to shoulder.
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The block between Broadway and Amsterdam on 151st Street is shoulder to shoulder with apartment houses filled by young families.
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"All of us at HUD stand shoulder to shoulder with the people of Puerto Rico," Woll said during the hearing.
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Working shoulder-to-shoulder with us, our US military teammates have built our units, trained us and bled with us.
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She wanted the small band sleeves of her décolleté-baring dress to form a straight line from shoulder to shoulder.
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Today's open-plan office, where executives might sit shoulder-to-shoulder with underlings, is no longer defined by a desk.
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"We must all stand shoulder to shoulder to fight anti-Semitism and demand that our elected leaders do the same."
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This approach will place America as a shoulder to shoulder with the Iranian people's plight to establish freedom and democracy.
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Across a grid of numbered and lettered streets, skinny two-family houses, many dressed in siding, stand shoulder to shoulder.
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And when women and girls stand shoulder to shoulder, learning from one another and supporting their sisters, anything is possible.
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Off-the-shoulder sweaters are a slightly different animal — they're slouchier, and can look even better if one shoulder is covered.
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Because in this fight for equality, we need everyone to stand up, shoulder to shoulder with us, and say no more.
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Since 2005, Rosa has had two surgeries on her shoulder and experienced complete numbness from the shoulder down for three months.
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Police in riot gear stood shoulder to shoulder behind shields early Saturday afternoon, at times advancing toward crowds, CNN video shows.
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Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne are standing shoulder to shoulder in Hollywood right now -- but this is no warm and fuzzy reunion.
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Police officers stood shoulder to shoulder to create a makeshift tunnel to allow those with credentials to enter the convention complex.
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I imagine that people of all races, creeds, religions and political affiliations will be shoulder-to-shoulder, shielded eyes cast skyward.
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Shoulder to shoulder, in towns, suburbs and cities across Australia, we stood up for the country we want to create together.
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It is the greatest honor of my life to serve shoulder-to-shoulder with the 45th president of the United States.
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The children sleeping shoulder-to-shoulder on the floor, in dirty clothes, under blankets that looked like sheets of aluminum foil.
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Several hundred people, arriving in busloads from different mosques, stood shoulder to shoulder around the synagogues with one very clear message.
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He and fifty-one other prisoners were shuffled into the hallway and told to stand, shoulder to shoulder, in two rows.
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The Senators lost veteran winger Clarke MacArthur when he took a shoulder-to-shoulder hit from Ryan McDonagh in the first.
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"Being allies means fighting shoulder to shoulder, and so an ally must be reliable and coordinate with other allies," he said.
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Hamad says that although men and women separate into different camps overnight, they often train together and fight shoulder to shoulder.
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Some show people lying shoulder to shoulder, wrapped in thermal blankets or on bare concrete floors while neighboring cells are empty.
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"The more you work alongside each other, shoulder to shoulder, the more difficult it becomes to demonize each other," she said.
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You have repeatedly touted how you have stood shoulder to shoulder with Senator Jeff Sessions to fight illegal immigration and amnesty.
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Mr. Cruz has cited Mr. Sessions as someone who stood "shoulder to shoulder" with him to stifle immigration legislation in 2013.
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Britain's new Foreign Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, is calling on the US and Europe to stand "shoulder to shoulder" against Russia's transgressions.
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Thousands of people attended vigils across the city, standing shoulder to shoulder in the cold rain with people of many faiths.
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There is a lot of significance of me being now shoulder to shoulder in terms of Grand Slam wins with him.
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Employees continue to be jammed shoulder to shoulder along conveyor belts and required to maintain rituals such as security pat-downs.
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Employees continue to be jammed shoulder to shoulder along conveyor belts and required to maintain rituals such as security pat-downs.
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Others ran as Wheatcroft had previously — shoulder to shoulder with their escorts, relying on touch and oral cues to remain safe.
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TONY GYEPI-GARBRAH In true salon style, 75 art aficionados, collectors and artists stood shoulder-to-shoulder talking art, art, art.
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"To see the crowds and the parties standing shoulder-to-shoulder, this is a great day in my life," he said.
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Since 2014, National Guard units from California, Oklahoma, New York, Tennessee and Wisconsin have trained shoulder-to-shoulder with Ukrainian counterparts.
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Lift your arms overhead, shoulder-distance apart, keeping the shoulder blades stable down the back to maintain length in your neck.
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It also helped cement her image: At 5-foot-5, she stood shoulder to shoulder with many of Japan's male leads.
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Commuters were packed shoulder to shoulder on the trains that did run, some of them an hour behind schedule or more.
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One resident showed photographs on his cellphone of armed settlers standing shoulder to shoulder with soldiers, and some settlers wearing masks.
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And the most important thing is that the shoulder actually fits on the shoulder, as opposed to, a lot of gentlemen buy their shirts a little too roomy, and they're sloppier on the shoulder, and there's more volume here.
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Maybe it was because the reporters, developers, and analysts crammed shoulder-to-shoulder inside the downtown Beijing convention center weren't Jobs aficionados.
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A video shows some of the children killed lying shoulder-to-shoulder on the side of a street, wrapped in white cloth.
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At the same time, we live shoulder to shoulder with people who can't afford to eat, but we don't talk about that.
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NOTES: Mariners RHP Hisashi Iwakuma had surgery on his right shoulder on Wednesday after missing most of the season with shoulder inflammation.
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We're told Chevy had an MRI which found a small break in his right shoulder ... the same shoulder that allegedly got booted.
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The XTN ETF formed a left shoulder in early 2018, a head in August, and a right shoulder in December and February.
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Hundreds of supporters gathered across the street from the courthouse, chanting "Selahattin Demirtas is our pride," and "Shoulder to shoulder against fascism".
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Thanks to this Reddit thread, I calculated that you could fit 947,865,373 people in DC if they were standing shoulder to shoulder.
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The United States and South Korea must stand shoulder-to-shoulder in applying the sustained pressure needed to peacefully end this threat.
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We have volunteered our soldiers to serve shoulder-to-shoulder with American and NATO forces in Iraq and Afghanistan, sustaining heavy casualties.
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"Shoulder-to-shoulder against fascism," and "justice, justice" chanted the crowd of around 1,000 on a hillside who listened to his speech.
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The first 360 video puts you inside the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) experiment as if you're shoulder-to-shoulder with the engineers.
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Officers line up shoulder-to-shoulder at the edge of a crime scene and slowly move forward in unison, searching for clues.
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Twitter user Jeffrey Barnett posted a photo of people waiting shoulder to shoulder at DFW International Airport in Texas on Saturday night.
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At a WeWork in TriBeCa, fashion designers and alcohol distributors work shoulder to shoulder in a spartan space decorated with neon lighting.
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On Tuesday, Venezuelan soldiers added to the front, standing shoulder to shoulder in a show of force against the passage of aid.
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BEIJING — They stood shoulder to shoulder in a sleek, open-air Mercedes, waving at cheering crowds in the North Korean capital, Pyongyang.
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With Quincy Jones conducting, the two trumpeters stood shoulder to shoulder in what would become a timeless piece of postclassic jazz iconography.
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With Quincy Jones conducting, the two trumpeters stood shoulder to shoulder in what would become a timeless piece of postclassic jazz iconography.
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They just can't expect to walk the ball into the net the way Australia is standing shoulder to shoulder in the center.
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As he walks briskly down Main Street, Mr. Bonk points out the new businesses that stand shoulder-to-shoulder with empty storefronts.
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But they can be sometimes impossible to attain in the middle of Manhattan, where tall towers elbow one other, shoulder to shoulder.
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She missed the first Women's March, and said she wanted to stand shoulder to shoulder with like minded people who oppose Trump.
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"He died as he lived, an American sailor defending his nation, shoulder to shoulder with his shipmates, until the end," said Modly.
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"He's got bruises on his shoulder, his elbow and groin," a race doctor said after the Spaniard had his right shoulder taped.
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In framed photographs, the brothers stand shoulder-to-shoulder with Rod Laver and Neale Fraser at a Davis Cup match in 1959.
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As the Koreans walked in, shoulder-to-shoulder in their long white anoraks, he expected his heart to pound inside his shirt.
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On Wednesday the Angels responded by releasing a statement that made it clear the organization stood shoulder-to-shoulder with their franchise player.
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"I stand shoulder to shoulder with you and all these incredible women in this room to try to make things better," he said.
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Mary Field's 1929 "The Irresponsibles" is a warning against STDs, while "Off the Shoulder" from 1951 is a study of the exposed shoulder.
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Prop yourself up on your right elbow, positioning it directly below your right shoulder, and place your left hand on that same shoulder.
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This means the shoulder pieces can be closer together, allowing for a better fit, more mobility and reducing any risk of shoulder injury.
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The Shoulder-Baring Top It's safe to say that the off-the-shoulder top is not going anywhere, ever — and for good reason.
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But the recent high-profile game releases coming shoulder-to-shoulder have put a lot of things in much starker relief than usual.
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After years of use, the leather on the shoulder strap pad is now smooth and unable to stay in place on my shoulder.
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The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), and the Gulf Cooperation Council are composed of countries that at least live shoulder-to-shoulder.
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Police arrived to block the store entrance, with nearly two dozen officers standing shoulder-to-shoulder at one point before the encounter calmed.
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"This revolution in which women have participated shoulder to shoulder with men," Murillo told reporters after she was named as vice presidential candidate.
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But for the public part, you're sitting shoulder to shoulder with the leader of the free world and being entertained as an equal.
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Lizbeth Alvarez, 31, who was in the club with her girlfriend, Aixa Soltren, 27, said people often are packed in shoulder to shoulder.
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My mission is to create informative, compelling content that can stand shoulder to shoulder with the greats, like Andy Rooney, and Dick Clark.
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Notice how Fury stays down behind his lead shoulder both when leverage guarding over Wilder's shoulder, or simply palming him in the face.
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On March 9, 10 other people stood shoulder-to-shoulder with Trump and Pence as they addressed the media on the coronavirus spread.
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We were facing each other and he put he left hand on my right shoulder and his right hand on my left shoulder.
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I spent about 15 minutes watching a dozen men play craps shoulder to shoulder, completely unable to figure out what the rules were.
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We are humbled to stand shoulder to shoulder with this incredible institution, and we can't wait to show our fans what comes next.
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Internationally, U.K. Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt on Tuesday urged the European Union to "stand shoulder to shoulder" with the U.S. in sanctioning Russia.
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Story (left shoulder strain) has hit with the team and fielded ground balls to test his non-throwing shoulder and had no issues.
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I was no longer crammed shoulder to shoulder with hundreds of people, and there were couches where people could sit down and relax.
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Last year the American won a thrilling, shoulder to shoulder finish in 3:51.35 that produced the two fastest indoor miles of 2015.
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If all goes well, it may stand shoulder to shoulder with Sony PlayStation, Microsoft Xbox, Nintendo and Steam, or even surpass them someday.
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This is where Jean Paul Gaultier and Paloma Picasso canoodled shoulder-pad-to-shoulder-pad with Naomi Campbell, Thierry Mugler and other regulars.
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The really mundane yet critical thing to do in this process, of course, is to be shoulder to shoulder with the customer suffering.
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Use A Shoulder Dolly Use the laws of physics to your advantage when it comes to lifting bulky items: A Shoulder Dolly is a brilliant contraption that helps shifts the weight of the furniture to your shoulder muscles instead of your back.
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And these Democrats can either stand shoulder to shoulder, Bill Nelson can, with the extremists of his party, or they can follow the laws.
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"What's happening [politically] makes things more difficult, but on the mil-to-mil level these officers stand shoulder to shoulder with ours," he said.
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Doug Ford, a populist newly elected to be Ontario's premier, said he stands shoulder-to-shoulder with him in defending jobs in the province.
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Clark stands side-by-side by participants, shoulder-to-shoulder as they pull each strand of the flag and confront the reality it represents.
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After the turn, the sentinel executes a sharp "shoulder-arms" movement to place the weapon on the shoulder closest to visitors watching the ceremony.
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Prior to that, Boston's Marcus Johansson exited with an upper-body injury after taking a clean shoulder-to-shoulder hit from Carolina's Micheal Ferland.
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Designers are adding asymmetric necklines, off-the-shoulder and cold-shoulder sleeves, and ruffles in all places to spice up the menswear-inspired classic.
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That same morning, the House floor was packed as members of Congress stood shoulder to shoulder, hands over hearts, pledging allegiance to our flag.
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The two men, now thousands of miles apart, had become closer than brothers in Iraq, serving shoulder-to-shoulder under mortar and rocket fire.
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Seahawks S Earl Thomas (hamstring), CB DeShawn Shead (hamstring), LT George Fant (shoulder) and RB C.J. Prosise (shoulder) were also hurt during the game.
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Among the images made public by a federal judge are photographs that show migrants lying shoulder to shoulder on bare concrete floors in Arizona.
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In front of Calgary City Hall, a couple dozen of them stood shoulder to shoulder in an attempt to make an unbreakable human wall.
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In the winter, people looking for a Sunday project get excited by pork shoulder—searches for pork shoulder increase by 22 percent on weekends.
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Workers had complained that the meetings required them to congregate shoulder to shoulder, in violation of guidelines from the US Centers for Disease Control.
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On the other, a pandemic may affect its warehouse staff members, thousands of whom often work shoulder to shoulder to pack people's orders quickly.
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I passed up the chance to glimpse a bit of history, and to shiver in the rain, shoulder to shoulder with fellow alienated souls.
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The philanthropy is nice, but it's really just a pretext to get them together each year, so they can live life shoulder to shoulder.
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While indigent defense is chronically underfunded, hard-working public defenders stand shoulder to shoulder with their clients every day in the fight for justice.
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Our greatest strength is vested in our partners and allies who share our dreams, our values and, yes, shoulder-to-shoulder share our burdens.
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They stood under dreary skies, shoulder to shoulder in their crisp dress blues, to honor a fellow officer killed in the line of duty.
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They are an indispensable part of America's total military force; they get the job done, standing shoulder to shoulder with their active duty counterparts.
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"The forces of the United States have helped us shoulder to shoulder and have stood with us," Mr. Ghani said at the news conference.
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The defense secretary, Jim Mattis, has said the United States would stand "shoulder to shoulder" with Japan and its Asian allies, which angered China.
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In the photo, Trump and Lev Parnas stand shoulder to shoulder, smiling at the camera at what appears to be an outdoor nighttime event.
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The Forced Cold Shoulder MoveAn exposed shoulder, whether it's by way of an off-the-shoulder blouse or two cheeky cut-outs in a shirt, is a big fashion trend at the moment, but you can easily mimic the look with a deep V-neck.
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Not only is his party and parliament behind him but the opposition conservatives have come out strongly and are standing shoulder to shoulder with him.
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But, you know, would stand shoulder-to- shoulder with the president in the White House and sign a bill that you could both agree on?
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The walls display framed, Photoshopped images: a mockup of Vogue, album covers featuring young men standing shoulder to shoulder with rap legends like Jay-Z.
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The retired Marine Corps general said that his country would stand "shoulder-to-shoulder" with Seoul to face the North Korean nuclear threat, Reuters reported.
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A world that allows all of us in front and behind the camera, all of us, to thrive shoulder to shoulder with our male colleagues.
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Bundled against the cold, hundreds stood crammed shoulder-to-shoulder under fluorescent lights, deathly quiet, straining to hear their congresswoman over the feeble sound system.
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In the video, Takahashi promises that the sequel will "stand shoulder to shoulder with the past Metroid Prime series titles" when it is finally complete.
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Did Mr Blair give private assurances to George W. Bush that Britain would stand shoulder to shoulder with America in getting rid of Saddam Hussein?
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It has stood by us, shoulder to shoulder, in our hour of need, as we did in their hour of need, particularly during 28503/22019.
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We crammed into the subway, which was packed shoulder to shoulder for the 20-minute ride to the convention center on the edge of Munich.
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Up the stairs, in the back room where all the pinball machines live, players were already shoulder to shoulder, practicing before the tournament would start.
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You can also shrug off shoulder and neck stress with some shoulder rolls and gentle head turns, like you are shaking your head "no" slowly.
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At times, we marched shoulder to shoulder; if we'd been told to get off the street, we couldn't have complied if we had wanted to.
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They rushed to the windows, crushing shoulder to shoulder to glimpse a fin, rising and falling, here then there, cutting through the inky blue Pacific.
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NOTES: RHP Mike Wright (shoulder bursitis) and RHP Stefan Crichton (shoulder strain) will each have rehab assignments starting Monday, according to Orioles manager Buck Showalter.
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In Louisville, Perez and Sanders sat for a joint interview with MSNBC's Chris Hayes, two bald, bespectacled men, shoulder to shoulder, neither of them smiling.
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We have seen this in Afghanistan, where tens of thousands of European, Canadian and partner-nation troops have stood shoulder to shoulder with U.S. soldiers.
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Video taken Friday shows Gillibrand and Harris standing shoulder to shoulder as they meet with women and children whose family members have reportedly been deported.
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"We'll be shoulder-to-shoulder with our brothers and toe-to-toe with anyone that is going to break through and police barriers," Cox added.
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In photos shared by Business Insider, she stands shoulder-to-shoulder with world leaders as the sole non-prime minister, president, or monarch among them.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Six people stand almost shoulder-to-shoulder in a black room - the entire audience for a play unfolding just an arm's length away.
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From the tower, she saw three decades of autumns characterized by water "boiling" with schools of fish and fishermen shoulder-to-shoulder along the shoreline.
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Yes, subway riders often stand shoulder to shoulder, which increases the chances of being on the receiving end of a sick person's cough or sneeze.
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The room is drunker and shoulder-to-shoulder and the crowd is somehow both less homogenous in its composition and more heavily, overwhelmingly dude-dominated.
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In the video, Wiki works the counter of a bodega and invites friends over for a shoulder-to-shoulder party when the shop is closed.
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Admittedly, subverting the familiar to make us confront our own assumptions is a complicated proposition, and sometimes a shoulder treatment is just a shoulder treatment.
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The news coverage has put many women in mind of unsolicited shoulder massages at the office, or unasked-for hugs and arms around the shoulder.
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Today, only a tiny fraction — less than a percent — shoulder the burden of fear and sacrifice, and they shoulder it for the rest of us.
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For the first time, an American almost certainly on her way to Congress stood shoulder to shoulder with her Muslim sisters and bowed toward Mecca.
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The most common form of this in shoulder dystocia is Erb&aposs palsy, which causes temporary paralysis to the shoulder and arm that were stuck.
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"The #SpecialRelationship comes to @UN," the British ambassador, Matthew Rycroft, posted on Twitter, along with a photo of the two of them shoulder to shoulder.
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Trubisky is expected to have surgery on his left shoulder after playing several games with a torn labrum in his non-throwing shoulder, Pace said.
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"Jim's hands-on leadership enables him to understand every nuance of the business because he works shoulder to shoulder with his employees," the website said.
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The surprise was how moving the moment turned out to be: strangers standing shoulder to shoulder, raising their voices together to make a glorious sound.
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Like if an officer grabs you on the shoulder, then one of the attendees should grab you on the shoulder at the exact same time.
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Jim Mattis, Trump's defense secretary, told South Korea last week that Washington and Seoul would stand "shoulder-to-shoulder" to face the threat from North Korea.
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The two stood shoulder to shoulder at the press event held in the White House Rose Garden, to announce her nomination for attorney general, in 1993.
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As they have for the past two decades, EJD students are logging onto classes and signing into seminars shoulder-to-digital-shoulder with their JD peers.
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Geoffrey Greif, whose work focuses on friendship, calls these male friendships "shoulder-to-shoulder" friendships, rather than the "face-to-face" friendships women tend to have.
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US Ambassador John Bass condemned the "heinous" attack and wrote on Twitter the United States stood "shoulder to shoulder" with Turkey in the fight against terrorism.
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Meek stood shoulder to shoulder Thursday in Philly with PA Governor Tom Wolf and other state leaders to address the need to revamp the justice system.
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Young pros in Oxford jackets and scarves stand shoulder to shoulder with greasy people like me, and everyone chain smokes cigs and eats cheap sausage rolls.
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And from off-the-shoulder dresses to straw totes and an adorable floral print one-shoulder top, there are tons of cute options to choose from.
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Muslims, including Muslim faith leaders and Imams, will be marching shoulder to shoulder with thousands of people of all faiths and those who ascribe to none.
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"We Europeans, shoulder-to-shoulder with Canada, Japan and others, must resolutely defend international economic relations based on commonly respected rules and multilateral institutions," he said.
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"The Tesla convertible bonds give us a way to stand shoulder to shoulder with a guy who we think is our generation's Thomas Edison," he said.
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In sunny places solar power is now "shoulder to shoulder" with gas, coal and wind, says Cédric Philibert of the International Energy Agency, a prominent forecaster.
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Egypt with all its contradictions and incongruities was embodied there on the beach, sitting shoulder to shoulder next to the soothing aquamarine waters of the Mediterranean.
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When teaching blocking, coaches implore players to get their hands inside the other man's shoulder pads, which is difficult when neither player is wearing shoulder pads.
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As we detailed in the report, workers stand almost shoulder-to-shoulder in these frigid plants as chicken carcasses zip by on high-speed processing lines.
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U.S. Ambassador John Bass condemned the "heinous" attack and said on Twitter the United States stood "shoulder to shoulder" with Turkey in the fight against terrorism.
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There, ham operators work shoulder to shoulder with public safety and utility officials to transmit information to other ham operators working with teams in the field.
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Early on, George seemed bothered again by the shoulder injury, even wearing an ice pack on his right shoulder at one point in the first half.
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There are so many volunteers that they have to stand shoulder to shoulder, somewhat gratuitously passing each bucket only a couple feet to the next person.
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The U.S. must continue to stand shoulder to shoulder with Taiwan in the form of an ambitious strategic partnership with Taiwan and its 85033 million people.
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"In this fight against corruption and black money, it is clear that you would like to walk shoulder to shoulder with us [the government]," he said.
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Not to mention things are scary enough these days, what with mass shootings, nuclear threats and natural disasters standing shoulder to shoulder in our collective psyche.
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Lawmakers in positions of power, regardless of party affiliation, should stand shoulder to shoulder to protect the fundamental, constitutional right to a safe and legal abortion.
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The masseuse had slung Falk's elbow over her shoulder, exposing his white-sprigged underarm as she mashed her thumbs deep into the sockets of his shoulder.
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The president must stand shoulder to shoulder with the "forgotten men and women" of the American steel industry who have seen their livelihoods destroyed by imports.
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton wrote: "We must all stand shoulder to shoulder to fight anti-Semitism and demand that our elected leaders do the same."
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The three men, seemingly mellowed by age and success, stood shoulder to shoulder performing the 2005 song "Bang," which warns outsiders to mind local Atlanta customs.
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Following the murder of two men outside a mosque in Queens, New York, on Saturday, Americans are pledging to walk shoulder to shoulder with their Muslim neighbors.
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Actor Meryl Streep and activist Ai-jen Poo stood shoulder-to-shoulder in solidarity on the red carpet at the Golden Globes with a message for all.
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The day of the shooting, she packed 19 kids shoulder-to-shoulder in her classroom's supply closet for almost two hours, cracking the door sporadically for air.
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One danger is that with its former boss standing shoulder to shoulder with Donald Trump, the firm reverts to its habit of insisting that it knows best.
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Kendra Wilkinson is NOT standing shoulder to shoulder with fellow Playmate alum Dani Mathers -- in fact, she's going off on her for the despicable gym sauna pic.
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We stood solemnly amid the chaos of Manhattan, ignoring craned necks out of car windows on the West Side Highway, shoulder to shoulder, forming a big circle.
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When the bad guys come to meet the bear and discuss terms of our surrender, they will tap on the bear's shoulder thinking it is my shoulder.
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Off-the-shoulder tops dominated as one of this year's most prevailing trends but the latest way to show off your shoulders is the one-shoulder top.
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Congress has become a quasi-parliamentary institution, where the two sides now routinely line up shoulder-to-shoulder against each other like armies during the revolutionary war.
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He believes some of the apprehension is due to confusion -- a perception that people of all faiths will be worshipping in the same sanctuary, shoulder to shoulder.
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The best supporting actress wore a one-shoulder yellow taffeta Valentino gown with a dark burgundy bow at the waist and Lorraine Schwartz brooch on the shoulder.
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Rest assured, Malaysia will always stand shoulder-to-shoulder with America on this vital mission to eliminate a terror group whose acts sicken all of civilized humanity.
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"If you don't get eye to eye and shoulder to shoulder with the people on the ground, you're going to make a lot of mistakes," she said.
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He also has a large scar on his right arm from his shoulder to his elbow, as well as a scar on one shoulder, the FBI said.
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"No shocks, tiny seats, both of us with brown bag lunches," said Ms. Gibes, now 31, of that bumpy shoulder-to-shoulder ride nearly nine years ago.
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Unfortunately timed with Americans rushing home from Europe, it created mobs of passengers waiting up to six hours shoulder to shoulder, contrary to all social distancing guidelines.
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"There are going to be times when players tackle with their shoulder, as they should, but the fact is your head comes before your shoulder," Sherman said.
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On Monday, the capital city's mayor, Claudia Sheinbaum, tweeted a photo of her and 25 lawmakers sitting shoulder to shoulder following a meeting to discuss the coronavirus.
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A photo from that day showed six young men and women standing shoulder to shoulder, not quite ankle-deep in water, with a waterfall in the background.
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More than a dozen players sit, shoulder-to-shoulder, for hours in tedium under fluorescent blue lights (and in fear of having to use the one bathroom).
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America is proud to stand shoulder-to-shoulder w/a free & ind UK. We stand together as friends, as allies, & as a people w/a shared history.
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But she strode easily into the cargo container to join the other horses, taking a deep breath once she was shoulder to shoulder with her traveling companions.
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That little boy, standing on the side of the road and constantly shifting his heavy AK-47 from shoulder to shoulder, represents a society that has imploded.
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On the evening of the attacks, roughly 29 members of Congress — Democrats and Republicans — stood shoulder-to-shoulder and sang God Bless America on the Capitol steps.
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"You cannot hide in the shadows," Homan said at a Washington border security event, adding that parents should be "shoulder-to-shoulder" with their children in court.
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In Paris, smoke billowed from the Place de la République and the wide Boulevard de Magenta was packed shoulder-to-shoulder with unionists furious with Mr. Macron.
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These Americans also have many worthy requirements for additional resources so they can do their jobs, often shoulder to shoulder with our men and women in uniform.
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We have proudly stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the hard working women and men at the Agency to defend against draconian budget cuts proposed by the administration.
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Apparently, their shoulder blades are the place where their wings once were – the bonier the shoulder blades, the closer one is to turning into an angel again.
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In one section of the detention center, people were packed like sardines into cages from front to back, shoulder to shoulder, with barely any room to move.
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"I want there to be no misunderstanding during the transition in Washington that we stand firmly, 100% shoulder to shoulder with you and the Japanese people," Mattis said.
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" He adds of living in Los Angeles, "We were living shoulder to shoulder in the suburbs and thought that's not how we want our kids to grow up.
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Linked shoulder to shoulder, a crowd of between 7,000 and 13,000 Russians tossed the planes in the air in an act of solidarity with the encrypted messaging service.
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With 18 petaflops peak processing capacity, the new system will stand shoulder to shoulder with Cray's Titan and IBM's Sequoia — though a good deal behind China's Tianhe-2.
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I won't make fun of Facebook's war room, however theatrical its presentation, because I think there's value in disparate teams sitting shoulder to shoulder and sharing their knowledge.
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Students from different backgrounds didn't used to mingle much, she says, but now they stand shoulder to shoulder on the football field and sit together in the cafeteria.
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Now, as the fallout continues from the midair fracas, the world will be watching to see whether Xi and Putin stand shoulder to shoulder in a military confrontation.
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Americans will always stand shoulder to shoulder with the people of the UK. The attack, which police are treating as a terrorist incident, wounded almost 60 other people.
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Stars stood shoulder-to-shoulder on the red carpet dressed head-to-toe in black outfits to show their support for the Time's Up movement at the BAFTAs.
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Zeke was shoulder to shoulder with Steve Aoki at Hakkasan Friday night -- and it wasn't long before he lost his shirt -- fist pumping and partying his face off.
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Jessica Alba stood shoulder to shoulder with young people who've lost family members to recent gun violence atrocities ... in the most poignant moment of Sunday's Teen Choice Awards.
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A drawn out fight during which conservatives will be standing shoulder-to-shoulder with President Trump will be about as close to a political kumbaya as it gets.
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"While he's led a global business and built skyscrapers to the clouds, he's done it shoulder-to-shoulder with the men who have done the work," he said.
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Spectators and members of the media sat shoulder to shoulder in the packed room after having stood in long lines ahead of Tuesday's proceedings, hoping for a seat.
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As someone who has been a practicing nephrologist for more than 40 years, it is exciting to see the community standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the policy community.
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Century-old brick tenements stand shoulder to shoulder with shiny buildings like the Chrystie, where the lowest monthly rent for a studio on its website recently was $3,595.
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Moms and dads stood shoulder to shoulder with health experts, faith groups, tribal leaders — and perhaps most tellingly, even the regulated industry itself — in opposition to this proposal.
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The musicians were mere specks from behind rows of cushioned seats and V.I.P. sections, yet Mr. Cervony and Mr. Kray stood shoulder to shoulder, rapt and at ease.
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Being the only woman in the group, surrounded shoulder to shoulder by men, I had no other choice but to trust the unarmed, portly warden escorting us around.
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In the image "Dee and Lisa on Mott Street" (1976), the eponymous girls lean shoulder-to-shoulder, exchanging a side-eye glance that suggests bravado, affection, and rivalry.
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This one was by far the biggest yet, as people stood shoulder to shoulder in Yonge-Dundas Square passing joints, munching edibles, dabbing concentrates, and generally celebrating cannabis.
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Turn the page to 2018 and now he's become the perfect baseball player for our time, one with numbers to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with his stylish play.
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"We know doping is happening, and we need more investigations to fight it," she said, adding, "We need to stand shoulder to shoulder to make it a success."
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Crowds, shoulder-to-shoulder on a recent spring day, pressed against the lakeside rail, taking selfies framed by the newly green willow trees that dipped into the water.
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Even as McConnell has encouraged senators to practice social distancing, several have been seen in tight scrums with their colleagues or standing shoulder to shoulder on the floor.
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Boys as young as 10 sat hugging their knees in 120-degree heat, shoulder-to-shoulder alongside hundreds of large bearded men also suspected of working for ISIS.
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In another instance, Ms. Tlaib, the other Muslim woman elected — standing shoulder to shoulder with Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, Ms. Pressley and Ms. Omar — declared in a caption: #DreamTeam.
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Stacey Cunningham, president of NYSE, said that despite closing the trading floor, where dealers work shoulder-to-shoulder, to avoid infection, electronic trading will continue under normal hours.
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Near its center, a pelican sighted on a family trip to Senegal stands shoulder to shoulder with a flamingo out of a 19th-century John James Audubon illustration.
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"I think what's important right now is that we're all united, that we work shoulder-to-shoulder and cooperate, as we are doing," Sanchez told reporters on Thursday.
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People who are more likely to experience shoulder dystocia While there&aposs no way to predict shoulder dystocia, according to Ruiz, the following groups are more at risk.
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In the late 19th Century, the city's mightiest newspapers stood shoulder to shoulder across from City Hall, their proximity an implicit promise to hold that building's occupants accountable.
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"Nothing comes close to the effects of boots on the ground, standing shoulder to shoulder with our counterparts, huddled over plans, or walking through jungles together," he added.
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NOTES: Carolina had C Ryan Kalil back after missing 2 1/2 games with a shoulder injury, but he left in the second half with more shoulder issues.
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Nearly 750 chess prodigies will flood the cafeteria and classrooms of Public School 13 in Chelsea this morning, sitting silently, shoulder to shoulder, at long rows of tables.
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"Gayle and I have been standing shoulder to shoulder for a long time, we had to do it when CBS went through the #MeToo process," O'Donnell told Extra Monday.
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One woman, standing shoulder to shoulder with her husband, said that he served 20 years in jail for a drug-related crime but now he has a master's degree.
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Standing shoulder to shoulder with passengers inside a crowded San Francisco MUNI train, I comfortably held the Oasis for the duration of 30-minute commute without tiring my arms.
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The hardware is relatively simple, and each side includes an analog stick, shoulder buttons, and individual shoulder buttons on the inside of the controller to use for separate play.
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He said the real problem is all the white people in America who think exactly like Neeson -- people African-Americans have to work shoulder to shoulder with every day.
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Instead, the Democrat was addressing the nation on national television, shoulder-to-shoulder with the governor and the police commissioner, as the city grappled with a deadly terror attack.
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The listing was one of the many modest, uniform homes that sit shoulder-to-shoulder all the way to the fenced-in reservoir at the end of its street.
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With 2016 being the year of the off-the-shoulder gown, 2017 is kicking off with a little more clavicle coverage in the form of the one-shoulder design.
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She and McGraw rocked the awards show in style, with Hill wearing a black, crystal-embroidered, one-shoulder Armani Privé number with a large tulle appliqué at the shoulder.
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NOTES: Cubs SS Addison Russell (shoulder) was back in the starting lineup for the first time since Sunday, when he left the game in Miami with a sore shoulder.
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But among the formation of western democrats standing shoulder to shoulder, marching resolutely if quixotically in the name of rules-based international order, one silhouette is missing: President Trump's.
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American-supplied mine-resistant vehicles, known as MRAPs, are parked outside the outpost, and some soldiers wear patches reading "Shoulder to Shoulder with the US" sewn into their fatigues.
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"We don't need them now, but of course they're our fellow soldiers, and they're going to fight shoulder to shoulder with us, if we need them to," he said.
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"I'm going to wrap one on one shoulder, another on the other shoulder, and they're going to need an army to get them off me," a grinning McGregor said.
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When the Cash Money honcho stood shoulder to shoulder with Weezy Sunday night and declared he'd die and kill for him ... it looked like they'd finally patched things up.
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Long rows of men and boys, including many not before seen at the mosque, stood shoulder to shoulder on the green-and-gold carpet with patterns pointing toward Mecca.
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We were sitting shoulder to shoulder in a cramped midtown apartment; there was hardly room for just ourselves and the two televisions, let alone the (inexplicably) six arcade sticks.
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A global tent city To go through the six steps of the Hajj, pilgrims walk in massive processions, shoulder-to-shoulder with Muslims from more than 80 different countries.
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The Band famously worked shoulder to shoulder in a dingy basement in upstate New York, creating their own musical vocabulary from elements of blues, country, gospel, rock, and classical.
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I worked toward these goals day and night, on the earth and in the air, standing shoulder to shoulder with hardworking Nissan employees around the globe, to create value.
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And they were all rallying together, shoulder to shoulder, while the police watched these people go toe to toe sort of like a modern-day 'Game of Thrones' battle.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — The teenage students were lowered into a mass grave one after another, shoulder to shoulder — just as they had sat at their lecture hall the day before.
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The woman works as a content moderator at the world's most popular search engine, in a room with no windows or ventilation system, shoulder to shoulder with unfortunate souls.
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"We stood shoulder-to-shoulder on the toughest fights, against opponents who used their power to belittle and erase their fellow Georgians," she wrote in a fund-raising email.
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Then he turns away, slaps his right hand toward the air in front of him, slides it near his left shoulder and leans forward, hopping into a shoulder bump.
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Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif of Pakistan, for his part, whose country has been a longtime ally of China, said he was proud to stand "shoulder to shoulder" with Beijing.
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But it wasn't quite as shoulder-to-shoulder, pushing and shoving and shouting and screaming like I was afraid it would be, especially since it was the holiday season.
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"I'm in awe of [McDormand] and I stand shoulder to shoulder with you and all the incredible women in this room for trying to make things better," Rockwell said.
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When you have the governor of Ohio standing shoulder to shoulder with the Democratic governor of California, that is not a normal thing to see in our politics today.
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" - Jill, 230 "Boss over shoulder all damn day.
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" - Whitney, 36 "Dislocated my shoulder chasing a dog.
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As a feminist, I believe that I can stand shoulder-to-shoulder with any dude but it's surprising how much stigma I carried into that situation and put on myself.
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The major bones of its shoulder are fused together to form a "scapulocoracoid," or a fused shoulder girdle (unlike modern flying birds, which have a tight joint between unfused bones).
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"America will always be grateful for our Kurdish allies and the Syria defense forces who fought shoulder to shoulder and bravely with us in this fight," Pence told the crowd.
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It just seems to perfect that not only was Drogon leading the attack, but he also suffered the same injury as Drogo, an attack to the shoulder (albeit, opposite shoulder).
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US, UK ponders economic sanctions against Syria, Russia A video shows some of the children killed lying shoulder-to-shoulder on the side of a street, wrapped in white cloth.
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I want to be worthy of standing shoulder to shoulder with the brave artists who are fighting for all people to be treated with the respect and dignity they deserve.
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" Sam Rockwell used his acceptance speech to say that he stands "shoulder to shoulder with [Frances McDormand] and all the incredible women in this room trying to make things better.
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The Rangers already lost Derek Holland the previous night (shoulder inflammation) and are still waiting on Darvish and Griffin (shoulder stiffness) to make their way back from the disabled list.
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His widow, Rafida Ahmed, says she avoids the small book-strewn study where the couple once worked, shoulder to shoulder at a pair of desks, writing and editing Roy's manuscripts.
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Standing shoulder to shoulder in the crowd under the hot sun of a perfect June day, I felt a giddiness in my chest that hadn't been there even hours before.
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If millions stand shoulder-to-shoulder in November wearing a MAGA baseball cap, it will be a lot harder for those who oppose us to knock them from our heads.
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It's bound to be a packed house again for Sunday's ticketed event, especially after Ye made an appearance in the morning ... standing shoulder-to-shoulder with Joel and talking God.
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Mirza, gathering herself, told students how extraordinary it was to see Sunni Tripoli in northern Lebanon, a bastion of conservatism, standing shoulder to shoulder with Shia Nabatiyeh in the south.
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To restore our country and home and abroad, we need new leadership, and I'm looking forward to standing shoulder to shoulder with Donald Trump to drive that new leadership forward.
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The Helsinki meeting, where Mr. Trump stood shoulder to shoulder with Mr. Putin and signaled he accepted the Russian president's denials, might have been a turning point for the party.
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In the photo, which he posted on social media, Mr. Wajngarten is standing shoulder to shoulder with Mr. Trump, who is clutching a brown "Make Brazil Great Again" baseball cap.
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It's a near-two-decade process that included grappling with the Nixon administration over the 1973 Rehabilitation Act, standing shoulder to shoulder with Vietnam veterans who came home needing wheelchairs.
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Why are you not condemning a flagrant and unprovoked assault on the very men and women who stood shoulder to shoulder with you against the darkness of the Islamic State?
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As an Aide-de-Camp to Her Majesty The Queen, The Duke is wearing the EIIR cyphers on his shoulder straps along with a gold Aiguillette on his right shoulder.
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"It's part of discipline and ritual," he said, and while his shirt was off she saw the preamble tattooed shoulder-to-shoulder on his back, along with five other tattoos.
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I serve in government at the behest of President Ramaphosa, a man I admired well before he stood shoulder to shoulder with Mr. Mandela and the forefathers of our revolution.
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I had to fight shoulder-to-shoulder with these communities to defeat a proposal to construct a prison (another) and later a waste incineration plant near their homes and schools.
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A Los Angeles native, Gsellman made three visits a week to work on his right shoulder with Seto, who had supervised his rehabilitation after the surgery on his left shoulder.
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Suddenly, I found myself shoulder to shoulder and hip to hip with a young woman I had never met, and we were holding an older woman up by her armpits.
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" — Dan Mulkiewicz, 42, San Diego "My preference would be to have the girl standing shoulder to shoulder with the bull: Facing in the same direction would be the strongest message.
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But the shoulder-to-shoulder unity stands in contrast to Democrats at the moment, with their contentious moderate-versus-liberal primary that was on full display in Thursday night's debate.
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" Much of Corporate America is now standing shoulder-to-shoulder with Muslim refugees and the millions of people around the world now worried about the perils of "traveling while brown.
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It's about supporters of our public lands, from hunters and anglers to conservationists standing shoulder to shoulder with our leaders in Congress and protecting our public lands for future generations.
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"They [the Turks] now are fighting against those who fight with us, who fought with us, shoulder-to-shoulder against ISIS, and sometimes they work with ISIS proxies," Macron said.
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Mobilized by an interfaith group called "Shoulder to Shoulder," they asked President-elect Trump to keep his election-night promise that he will serve as the president of all Americans.
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That's where he has been for his entire career, standing shoulder to shoulder with Obama during those eight years, caring about our veterans, caring about the working men and women.
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So I'd say you're doing more potential damage to your shoulder by not training it in the 'vulnerable' positions, be it elevated scapulae or a shoulder rolled up or forward.
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Shoulder to shoulder at the final shoot, Fourcade and Schempp both had a single miss, with Lesser putting himself out of contention with his first two wayward shots of the night.
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"I came here to put an end to the history of confrontation as well as to work shoulder to shoulder with you to tackle the obstacles between us," Mr. Kim said.
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The worst part ... the singer of the band told cops he suffered serious injuries to his arm, neck and shoulder from the incident ... including a torn rotator cuff and dislocated shoulder.
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And if I was noticing more little shoulder constellations, surely those who have embraced the season's biggest trend — off-the-shoulder tops and dresses — while skimping on SPF have been, too.
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Here in the liberal platoon is Donald Tusk (pictured above left at the European Council leaders' summit), a former prime minister of Poland, shoulder-to-shoulder with Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor.
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The visit will culminate in events to mark the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings, a reminder of what Britain and America can achieve when they stand shoulder to shoulder.
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OF Michael Brantley, on the 60-day disabled list with a shoulder injury, had "an outpatient procedure to relieve scar tissue buildup in his shoulder," the team said Friday on Twitter.
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As the crowded A train crawled to a halt at the 34th Street platform, New Yorkers piled onto the subway, stacking themselves shoulder to shoulder as the door barely squeezed closed.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - President Barack Obama said on Tuesday the U.S. stood 'shoulder to shoulder' with Greece, acknowledging the crisis-hit country had made progress on economic adjustment, but had challenges ahead.
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In the background of historic photos of Governor Nikki Haley signing a bill to remove the Confederate flag from the statehouse grounds, the chairmen stand shoulder-to-shoulder, looking down approvingly.
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I've dedicated my entire career to Boeing, working shoulder to shoulder with our amazing people and customers for more than three decades, and I personally share their deep sense of commitment.
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Just over two months into the season, the Yankees have lost the first basemen Mark Teixeira (torn knee cartilage), Greg Bird (shoulder surgery), Dustin Ackley (shoulder surgery) and Chris Parmelee (hamstring).
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At the same time, we will stand shoulder to shoulder with any nation, for example Poland, which shares the values that made the West great and is prepared to defend them.
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I know Betsy DeVos because she came to Ohio and stood shoulder to shoulder with me and other parents of children with special needs to fight for access to better schools.
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The procedure the justice underwent was "reverse total shoulder replacement surgery," Arberg said at the time, adding that Sotomayor is "expected to recover full mobility and shoulder function" following physical therapy.
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"We will stand shoulder to shoulder with the prime minister and the people of Canada," Doug Ford, the Trump-like renegade who was recently elected premier of Ontario, wrote on Twitter.
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This indicated that the deltoid muscle's main nerve, which keeps the shoulder in place, was significantly damaged, A week after McNamara's initial surgery in mid-January, his shoulder again blew apart.
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"We stand shoulder-to-shoulder with our police colleagues, grieving at their loss while also applauding the professional excellence of their response," MI5 Director General Andrew Parker said in a statement.
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Kim Kardashian West is finally walking shoulder to shoulder with one of her idols for what might be the best pairing since Sonny & Cher ... and Kim's got the role of Sonny.
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These Afghan forces are trained, advised and assisted by volunteer U.S. service members who fight shoulder to shoulder with them, and who — with their families — bear the sacrifices of sustained war.
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"I have never yet worked at a task worth doing that I did not find myself working shoulder to shoulder with some son of Yale," he told his New Haven audience.
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Obama, who said the United States would stand "shoulder to shoulder" with Greece, a NATO ally, was due to visit Germany on Wednesday, the main champion of economic austerity in Europe.
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"When Donald Trump says he'll make America great, he means make it even greater for rich guys just like Donald Trump," Warren said, standing shoulder to shoulder with a cheering Clinton.
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But despite this injustice, he and I are determined to stay positive and fight for what we have worked hard for, shoulder to shoulder with those who have made America America.
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Amongst this year's British nominees are Kate Bush, Depeche Mode, Eurythmics, and Judas Priest, standing shoulder to shoulder with US giants like Nina Simone and Bon Jovi, to name a couple.
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Jim Collins, already dealing with the disappointment of being sidelined with a season-long shoulder injury, delivers his lines with a dissociative, middle-distance stare and a half-hearted shoulder shake.
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" - Jo Anna, 33 "Bruised shoulder drunk-vaulting parking meters.
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I love when he shoulder brushes & slicks his hair!
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Shoulder season has its perks — but also its drawbacks.
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Pharrell / "Dirt Off Your Shoulder" / "Run This Town" feat.
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Avoid vertical movement as you inhale -- no shoulder shrugging.
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Unless you recently had an accident that tore tendons (if you did, work with your physical therapist to learn exercises that can safely heal and strengthen your shoulder), the root of your shoulder issues is probably that the muscles and tendons around your shoulder are too weak, or because you're too flexible, Chen says.
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"I'm ready to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with President Trump to ensure conservative voices are heard loud and clear and to deliver real results for Wyoming people," Lummis said in her announcement.
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Filmmakers J.J. Abrams and Jordan Peele released a joint statement stating they'd stand "shoulder to shoulder with the women of Georgia" as their new show "Lovecraft Country" begins shooting in the state.
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The events in Chemnitz appear to be pushing the party into a new phase, where it's now seemingly unafraid to stand shoulder to shoulder with groups it once kept at arm's length.
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Mr Putin was the first Russian leader to make an official visit to Israel (twice) and Mr Netanyahu stood shoulder to shoulder with Mr Putin at a Russian military parade this year.
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Lorenzana said the war games called Balikatan (shoulder-to-shoulder), involving thousands of American and Filipino soldiers and marines, would continue but be re-focused on humanitarian, engineering and civic action activities.
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The two leaders "resolved that the United States and India stand shoulder to shoulder in the global fight against terrorism," according to the readout that was posted on the White House website.
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As part of the West, Georgia embraced its security responsibility by fighting shoulder-to-shoulder with the U.S. armed forces in places like Iraq and Afghanistan, where our shared values are threatened.
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"Back in the caveman era, men had to go out and forage for food and fight the woolly mammoths, and they had to be shoulder-to-shoulder to protect themselves," says Greif.
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But the reluctance of either George H.W. Bush or George W. Bush to grace the event reveals something about the significance of a president standing shoulder to shoulder with the gun lobby.
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Even after Russian guards lowered the hammer and sickle from atop the Kremlin all those years ago, American officials erroneously assumed that Turkey would remain shoulder-to-shoulder with its American partners.
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We also invite men to join our ranks and we will march shoulder to shoulder with them, because the fight for life isn't just a "women's issue" — it's a human rights issue.
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The two twinned with matching black velvet purses that appear to be the $1,980 GG Marmont Medium Quilted Shoulder Bags, which Kris held as a clutch and Caitlyn draped over her shoulder.
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Emelin was whistled for a five-minute major for interference after a shoulder-on-shoulder hit that led the Red Wings rookie to fall awkwardly into the boards, and the visitors capitalized.
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Then hinge at the shoulder and point your arm lower or higher and you will see that your reach is greatest at shoulder level and decreases the higher or lower you go.
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"Declaring a climate emergency cannot be empty words ... Goldsmiths now stands shoulder to shoulder with other organizations willing to call the alarm and take urgent action to cut carbon use," said Corner.
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The three of us work together through the Shoulder to Shoulder Campaign to directly engage faith leaders in the United States to be strategic partners in countering discrimination and violence against Muslims.
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This commitment was put into practice for the first and only time in NATO history after September 11, 2001, when NATO forces stood shoulder to shoulder in support of the United States.
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One speaker elicited cheers with an emotional appeal: We should all stand "shoulder to shoulder" to fight Trump, leftists locking arms with neoconservatives to return us to the twentieth-century status quo.
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"You taught young women across the nation that they are just as capable, if not more capable, of standing shoulder to shoulder with men and being totally unapologetic about it," Mabuza said.
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It's only 11:73 PM on a Friday, but the main room is already packed shoulder-to-shoulder with mostly middle-aged house and techno heads at Detroit's beloved TV Lounge club.
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"Britain stands shoulder to shoulder alongside Japan in our steadfast determination to stop North Korea's persistent violation of U.N. resolutions," Johnson told a joint news conference with his Japanese counterpart Fumio Kishida.
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NOTES: Indians 2B Jason Kipnis (right shoulder inflammation) and OF Lonnie Chisenhall (right shoulder sprain) both worked out with the Indians before the game, although both players remain on the disabled list.
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Since then, hundreds of thousands of troops from Europe and beyond have stood shoulder to shoulder with American troops in Afghanistan, and over one thousand of them have paid the ultimate price.
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From this single motion, Khan builds an almost martial dance of male preening that opens into mesmerizing circles and percussive ritual rounds of shoulder-to-shoulder men, each flicking at his lapels.
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And while West Virginia isn't the most diverse place in the world, what diversity it has was on full display, with black and white standing shoulder to shoulder in solidarity, demanding better.
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Denmark, a NATO ally, is "willing to fight with Americans shoulder-to-shoulder and do things that many of our allies won't," said U.S. Ambassador to Denmark Carla Sands in an interview.
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Tharp: We have a specific program called customer reliability engineering, which is essentially our team sitting shoulder to shoulder with the retailer&aposs team and taking on that peak load management scalability.
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And in the cannabis industry social justice and business interests are often aligned, with advocates and entrepreneurs standing shoulder to shoulder against reactionary policies such as the ones proposed by Mr. Sessions.
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They're working shoulder to shoulder with engineers from Ford to develop the vehicle part, the software part, and all the really messy stuff that has to happen in between, to connect them together.
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A photo tweeted Thursday morning of ambassadors from Germany, France and the European Union with outgoing UK Ambassador Kim Darroch literally showed the other envoys standing shoulder to shoulder with their British counterpart.
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Filmmakers J.J. Abrams and Jordan Peele released a joint statement Friday stating they'd stand "shoulder to shoulder with the women of Georgia" as their new show "Lovecraft Country" begins shooting in the state.
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After girls at San Benito High School in California were sent home for wearing off-the-shoulder shirts, boys protested by showing up to school in off-the-shoulder shirts of their own.
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Cross-dressers and orange leprechauns stand shoulder-to-shoulder with Hall of Fame broadcasters and bestselling authors shouting out questions watched by thousands of fans who paid $27 to take in the spectacle.
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So it is no surprise the president will visit Israel, which Trump pledged to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with during his 2016 campaign and has since pledged to help broker a peace deal.
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In December 2015, shortly after Trump's call to ban all Muslims from entering the United States, Flake travelled to a Scottsdale, Arizona, mosque to stand shoulder to shoulder with the local Muslim population.
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They are crucial to an understanding of how Ali Bongo comes to stand shoulder to shoulder with the Japanese and Italian government heads in being honored by a civil society organization from Washington.
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It was the most important national security issues of the day and you're dealing with men and women ... real patriots that you're standing shoulder-to-shoulder with that are high speed, low drag.
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" There were unlikely echoes of the Women's March: "The Future Is Female" T-shirts, shoulder-to-shoulder crowds, and a wall of posters reading "Viva la Vagina" and "Grab 'Em by the Patriarchy.
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I look fwd to putting this chapter behind me and helping to #MAGA I also thank my loyal supporters, who stood shoulder to shoulder w/ me in this fight, and throughout my career.
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"You have what's called a head and shoulders potential here," said Bilello, pointing to a left shoulder formation in January, a top in mid-March and a right shoulder formation in mid-April.
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The reversal in position was not entirely unexpected, but it nevertheless sparked outrage among those who previously understood the department as standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the civil rights community on the issue.
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"Part of my whole thought process for this week is 'shoulder to shoulder', one team, one unit," Clarke told reporters on the first day of official practice at a sunny and windy Hazeltine.
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What makes this moment so unusual is that the ruptures are occurring among people who have for years been political allies, whose friendships were forged through common battles, often standing shoulder to shoulder.
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He struck one officer in the shoulder and another in the leg with buckshot, and caught two neighbors nearby in their side and shoulder, respectively, with additional shots, firing off around eight rounds.
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The 'SNL' vets came out standing shoulder-to-shoulder Monday night and threw zinger after zinger after zinger at the board -- most of which were so on the nose and didn't really stick.
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Lawmakers meet in the cramped House of Commons, sitting shoulder to shoulder on green leather benches and often spilling into the aisles and standing room areas, creating fertile conditions for illness to spread.
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It thanked the director for "standing shoulder to shoulder with the men and women of the F.B.I." and came a day after the bureau itself strongly condemned the push for the memo's release.
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Instead, they refer to shoulder injuries, usually in adults, that occurred because a health provider injected a vaccine too high on the shoulder, or into the joint space instead of into muscle tissue.
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Guests in formal wear were taking selfies cheek to cheek, standing shoulder to shoulder for Instagram posts, and seen leaning in closely to hear each other amid the noise drifting through crowded rooms.
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" Although he did not make an endorsement for governor, his statement on Saturday praised Ms. Nixon — saying that they "stood shoulder to shoulder" and that her campaign had "created real momentum for reform.
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The attendees, many of them students, had packed themselves shoulder to shoulder on yellow chairs; hand-held fans stirred the torpid air as a drizzle fell on the palm trees in the courtyard.
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Various authorities are already advising people to avoid public gatherings, let alone events where tens of thousands of attendees are flying around the world to gather shoulder-to-shoulder in the same rooms.
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One day soon, you may walk into an airport, stand shoulder to shoulder with your fellow passengers, and gaze up with them at the same single screen to receive your personal trip information.
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"I will speak to President (Francois) Hollande today and make clear that the United Kingdom stands shoulder to shoulder with France today as we have done so often in the past," she said.
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We must not forget the radical King, who marched shoulder to shoulder with garbage workers, locked arms with Black Power militants and lived in Chicago ghettoes in an effort to stimulate social change.
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"When I look at Turkey, they now are fighting against those who fight with us — who fought with us shoulder-to-shoulder against ISIS — and sometimes they work with ISIS proxies," he said.
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I can strap it cross body or over the shoulder.
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"I play with a chip on my shoulder," Merrifield said.
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When the shoulder narrowed, Paulette simply walked on the road.
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The Camry's driver jerked his car onto the right shoulder.
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Police say Feliciano was hospitalized for face and shoulder injuries.
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He missed three games last season with a shoulder injury.
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She saw the smile and the woman over his shoulder.
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Without the camera, who knows where to put your shoulder?
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And the West is still giving them the cold shoulder.
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A preliminary investigation indicates Robinson was struck in the shoulder.
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CF Dexter Fowler (shoulder) missed his fourth straight start Monday.
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My awkward shoulder move was my made up dance 🔥.
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That shoulder hit, Fan thinks, it wasn't a human move.
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Altchek did a successful reconstruction of Bailey's shoulder in 2013.
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He had been sidelined because of neck and shoulder pain.
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Plus, it has an added shoulder strap for extra support.
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In 2017, Luck missed the entire season following shoulder surgery.
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It has helped Mr. Meizah shoulder the remaining tuition costs.
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He tapped Grassley on the shoulder and asked to speak.
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It's then that I get a tap on the shoulder.
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I am a sparkling mermaid fairy with some shoulder pads.
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Iris shivered, then winced when her shoulder hit a doorway.
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She patted me on the shoulder, smiled and said, ''Vamos!
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It also adds two extended bumpers for the shoulder buttons.
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The aforementioned shoulder strap tucks securely into a side pocket.
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Gone are the days of shoulder pads and bulky fits.
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He is the person who can shoulder this heavy responsibility.
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The Mariners said Weber had tightness in his right shoulder.
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Then he paused, glanced behind his shoulder, and leaned forward.
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We all shoulder a responsibility to maintain an open internet.
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A female teacher was wounded in a shoulder, sheriff's Capt.
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He underwent hip surgery and an operation on his shoulder.
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Ross has been on the disabled list with shoulder inflammation.
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MAN comes up from behind, puts hand on her shoulder.
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Woman attempts to brush Man's hand off her shoulder subtly.
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Her thick, black, shoulder length hair framed her gentle features.
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Following the game, Arroyo revealed he's been experiencing shoulder soreness.
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Instead he has a few stray marks around his shoulder.
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His vehicle veered off the right shoulder of the road.
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The ghost placed one thinning, translucent hand on Kevin's shoulder.
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A female teacher was wounded in the shoulder, sheriff's Capt.
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He dealt with a shoulder impingement earlier in the season.
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I could feel her shoulder blades in her diminutive frame.
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So, there would be things we'd have to shoulder too.
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Kaley Cuoco is on the mend after undergoing shoulder surgery.
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She was branded on the back of her right shoulder.
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He was a late scratch Monday because of shoulder tightness.
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"A scene from Gachinko Fight Club featuring "Over Your Shoulder.
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Maybe it's over your shoulder or through a hidden camera.
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Tannehill, out with a right shoulder capsule injury since Oct.
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Celtics reserve Shane Larkin (left shoulder sprain) did not play.
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And they do have shoulder buttons, though, for some reason.
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Aiguillette, "a shoulder cord worn by designated military aides" 213.
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Give Each Other A MassageBecause everyone has shoulder tension. Everyone.
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The study measured flexibility at the knee, hip, and shoulder.
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One soldier's shoulder clearly bears the badge of the 33rd.
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Sudeikis, 41, sports a cap and camera over his shoulder.
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L. gives me a shoulder massage which helps a lot.
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She'd been branded on the back of her right shoulder.
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OF Aaron Hicks left Friday's game with sore left shoulder.
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Three star tattoos on her shoulder cover the stab wounds.
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He also was out with a sprained left shoulder Nov.
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Running back Terron Ward (neck, shoulder) also was declared out.
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He had a little shoulder tenderness after his last start.
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George's vehicle veered off the right shoulder of the road.
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Could he please just pop her shoulder back into place?
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This is below the head and shoulder pattern target projection.
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I believe the shoulder is where the worst damage is.
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Mayers (shoulder) last pitched for the Cardinals on April 15.
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The left shoulder of the pattern developed in September 123.
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Shareholders and junior bondholders will shoulder some of the losses.
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Looking over his shoulder is the plane's captain, President Trump.
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Before the implant, he could only move his shoulder muscles.
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Women shoulder similar burdens to men throughout the military bureaucracy.
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I could not keep my ass up on his shoulder!
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D Matt Greene (shoulder) continues to skate on his own.
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The right shoulder impingement is what he's been diagnosed with.
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Collins, lurching and holding his shoulder, disappeared into an alley.
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He grins and throws his right thumb over his shoulder.
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Holland had been on the DL with left shoulder inflammation.
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LHP Steven Matz (shoulder), who has not pitched since Aug.
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So I'm back with a chip on my fucking shoulder.
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The driver looks over his shoulder and checks the mirrors.
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Embarrassed for her mother, Phoebe patted Melanie on the shoulder.
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They also shoulder a responsibility to women around the world.
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The shoulder problem limited him to 62 games last season.
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Mr. Naulings ran into a bartender shot in the shoulder.
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He softly patted my shoulder as I strode past him.
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Shareholders should not be asked to shoulder more costs now.
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Ahead, 15 one shoulder tops that made me a believer.
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However, Bennett currently is dealing with ankle and shoulder injuries.
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Leonor also pushed her grandmother's arm off of her shoulder.
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Satar's right arm had been blown off at the shoulder.
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His daughter's name, Jataviyona, is tattooed on his right shoulder.
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Imagine a really cranky Jiminy Cricket yelling on Hillary's shoulder.
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All I had noticed was the coat, and the shoulder.
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"You can't have someone looking over your shoulder," he said.
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"That's not your signature," Hugh said, frowning over my shoulder.
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Charlotte leaned against his shoulder and reached for his hand.
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It's almost as good as watching over the chef's shoulder.
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Americans simply cannot shoulder the current burden of student debt.
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Ideologically she seems to be looking over her left shoulder.
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It really all boils down to a little shoulder fatigue.
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It was nothing like him hitting me on the shoulder.
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Matz said surgery was not needed for the shoulder impingement.
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Especially when it comes with shoulder pads and mass murder.
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There are six products, including sleeves, backpacks and shoulder bags.
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He cut my hand and bit down on my shoulder.
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Now, they're back, but are often worn around the shoulder.
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Why hasn't she felt the heavy hand on her shoulder?
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Should a downturn occur, Trump should logically shoulder the blame.
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They recently lost the backup Dustin Ackley to shoulder surgery.
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My shoulder, my lungs, my legs — my whole body ached.
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She would, however, continue to shoulder her family's financial worries.
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That she needs a sibling to help shoulder the load.
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She wore sneakers and carried two purses over her shoulder.
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"You just brush that one off your shoulder," Johnson said.
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Redskins TE Jordan Reed (shoulder) is questionable for Sunday. 2.
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Begum wails as she holds another child over her shoulder.
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Images from the scene show backpacks scattered on the shoulder.
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I hurt my shoulder, but I'm not going to complain.
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READ: U.N. throws Trump a bone after Jerusalem cold shoulder
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Inventors are often willing to shoulder more risk than investors.
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Little did he know it was chilling on his shoulder!
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Aidy Bryant's earrings are so big they require shoulder supports.
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Her arched, tanned shoulder against a black cotton tank dress.
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And they certainly don't want to shoulder higher bills themselves.
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Thor slings his arm across his shoulder and everyone beams.
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"We sell broiler hens, beef shoulder, and brisket," he says.
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Siemian, who has a bruised left shoulder, did not play.
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Zadan died from complications following shoulder replacement surgery, Greenblatt said.
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She was struck on the shoulder but was not wounded.
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Reserve guard Delon Wright (dislocated right shoulder) also was unavailable.
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G.P. gave the nod to someone over my left shoulder.
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Was I supposed to put both arms over the shoulder?
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Most want to knock the imaginary chip off his shoulder.
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Otherwise, the Oscars have mostly given chillers the cold shoulder.
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The cape is actually his coat, thrown over his shoulder.
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My chest brushed her shoulder blades as I inched closer.
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Like the eyelid, the shoulder and arm muscles should tire.
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"My shoulder has just been really, really tight," she said.
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"Shoulder surgery was the hardest surgery I've had," Jones said.
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They're very important, especially since I recently dislocated my shoulder!
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Two bullets hit his head and one hit his shoulder.
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In the shoulder months, a warm sleeping bag is essential.
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Coach David Quinn said that Hajek sustained a separated shoulder.
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Salah left the pitch in tears with a busted shoulder.
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You married a man with a chip on his shoulder.
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One figure's shoulder slumps down, as if dislocated or deformed.
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He held a piece of meat right around my shoulder.
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She was struck on the shoulder but was not injured.
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"Instead, with Rick looking over my shoulder, I found myself."
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But after the shoulder pain continued, Wright's rehabilitation assignment ended.
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One of them, a hardcover, is biting into her shoulder.
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People kept tapping Woodfox's shoulder, an experience he found frightening.
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She laid her head on his shoulder and they danced.
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I think I had a Southern chip on my shoulder.
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Nice work, given the damage to linebacker Clay Matthews's shoulder.
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Surrounding communities are lending a shoulder to their tender neighbors.
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A third person, a civilian, was shot in the shoulder.
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One more branch came down, caught her on the shoulder.
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The shoulder bump was their third option for the finish.
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Maybe he could lift the shoulder a bit more now.
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Before a game, she felt a hand on her shoulder.
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Someone grabbed my shoulder and shouted unintelligibly in my ear.
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No handshake, no shoulder pat, not even a head nod.
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Chiffon slips hanging from twists of rope at one shoulder.
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Irving returned from missing 253 games with right shoulder impingement.
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"I think his front shoulder was flying open," Girardi said.
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This is history with an enormous chip on its shoulder.
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Mr. Schull grabbed her shoulder and made her face him.
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She lay down and shook her husband by the shoulder.
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He grants her a smile, a squeeze on the shoulder.
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Atlanta lost shooter Kevin Huerter to a left shoulder contusion.
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As teens, all of the Losers shoulder trauma and abuse.
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Now, with a new belt over his shoulder, Davis glowed.
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She patted him on the shoulder as they split up.
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That's one advantage to having a chip on your shoulder.
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CARAMANICA Is Grimes looking over her shoulder at Billie Eilish?
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I had a huge chip on my shoulder about that.
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Her head hung to one side, resting on her shoulder.
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New electric companies will have to shoulder 240 billion yen.
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He had a chip on his shoulder his whole career.
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He auctioned his shoulder as advertising space, a human billboard.
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"I love them, too," Shane tells Carmen, kissing her shoulder.
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She was an icon, not a shoulder to lean on.
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This shoulder push sends the elderly guy teetering and backpedalling.
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Love took another hard blow to his right shoulder on a foul late in the game, the same shoulder he injured during a Game 27 victory against the Detroit Pistons in the first round.
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Only a handful of true autocrats were ever likely to be among those eager to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the American president or celebrate what he called "a tremendous success" in Tuesday's vote.
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"The United States is at its strongest and most legitimate when we are standing shoulder to shoulder with our Latin American and European allies," said Democratic Representative Tom Malinowski, a former State Department official.
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I can see how the Shoulder Pouch accessory would be convenient, but I found its attachment point on the shoulder strap too insecure to entrust it with my phone, wallet, keys, or other valuables.
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Last September, Austria's coalition leaders stood shoulder-to-shoulder with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in her determination to take the moral high road when it came to allowing refugees to seek asylum in Europe.
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Shackled and wearing a beige jumpsuit, the 56-year-old man began to tear up, and the three attorneys with him stood shoulder to shoulder to obscure news reporters' and photographers' view of him.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain pressed the European Union on Tuesday to increase sanctions against Russia, saying it should stand "shoulder to shoulder" with the United States, which hit Moscow with new economic restrictions this month.
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Because if that child is really escaping fear and persecution, he's going to stand in front of an immigration judge to plead his case, his parents should be standing shoulder to shoulder with him.
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"In the darkest days of the Iraq War, the Kurds fought shoulder-to-shoulder alongside U.S. troops against the diabolic forces of Islamic fascism," Representative Trent Franks of Arizona said in a statement Wednesday.
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He and other prisoners were marched sixty-five miles to camps, and eventually loaded shoulder to shoulder into a ship called Oryoku Maru, whose sewage-drenched holds could reach a hundred and ten degrees.
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As members, and voters, look across the divide, on vote after vote, and issue after issue, they see the same people standing shoulder to shoulder with them and the same individuals arrayed against them.
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But he seemed especially tall arriving at the debate hall after more than 24 hours of standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the city's law enforcement leaders in response to the attack on Lower Manhattan.
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"At a mixer before a speech, someone would tap you on the shoulder or I would tap someone on the shoulder," said Ms. Sykes, 22015, now a fourth-year student majoring in political economy.
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Shoulder to shoulder, you are a shield for the returner; however, a man disguised as a bomb sails through a gap five yards away and strikes head first into the teammate next to you.
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On New Year's Day, a "human chain" — a frequent form of protest in India — stood shoulder to shoulder along highways in southern India, creating a wall 300 miles long, according to Communist Party officials.
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"He was, I believe, parallel to Officer Van Dyke at which time he raised his right arm, knife in hand, swung that up to shoulder level rounding his right shoulder," Mr. Walsh told jurors.
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What a terrible burden of guilt he has placed on our military, which was ordered to stand back on the actions against the Kurds, with whom it has stood shoulder to shoulder for years.
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Conforto dislocated his left shoulder last week on a swing, and an magnetic resonance imaging test revealed a tear in the posterior capsule of the shoulder that might require surgery and a lengthy recovery.
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The Intrepid visit symbolized the bonds of a military alliance that dates from World War I and that has grown to encompass extensive intelligence-sharing, joint military exercises and shoulder-to-shoulder combat campaigns.
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Workers stand shoulder to shoulder in the steamy processing rooms, each taking a few seconds to put the ducks on hooks, snip off the head or feet, strip the neck, vacuum-seal the breasts.
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"The American people will also never forget or fail to honor the service and sacrifice of the brave Kurdish fighters who stood shoulder to shoulder with us in the fight against ISIS," he said.
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This time, the title role is played by 21-year-old Sam Tutty, a recent drama school graduate, who is more than capable of standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the show's previous leading men.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Two years ago, Indonesian President Joko Widodo -- also known as Jokowi -- stood shoulder to shoulder with Xi Jinping for a group photo to celebrate the Chinese leader's Belt and Road project.
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In other words, a heart, dragon or John Deere cap (yes, O.K., that is my tattoo) on the right shoulder would be balanced by untattooed skin at the same location on the left shoulder.
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Many of those claims do not relate to the vaccine itself, but to shoulder injuries, usually in adults, that occurred because a health provider injected a vaccine in the wrong spot on the shoulder.
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As web users are increasingly concentrated on a small handful of sites, we click shoulder-to-shoulder with the kinds of people sharing the kinds of content we didn't expect nor want in our lives.
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His workshop at SynBioBeta—provocatively titled "A Step-By-Step Guide To Genetically Modifying Yourself with CRISPR"—was in a small room that was packed shoulder-to-shoulder, the crowd spilling out into the hallway.
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But instead of on mannequins, these long robes were worn by real people — priests, nuns, and other members of the Catholic clergy — standing under the Sistine Chapel, shoulder-to-shoulder with a hundred other people.
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From the travel ban to the Kavanaugh confirmation fight to the Mueller report, Fox News and Republican leaders quickly honed in on the same talking points, then stood shoulder to shoulder against any outside criticism.
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The bespoke Givenchy shoulder bag she carried during an outing with the Queen featured a small gold chain, which could be tucked in and carried as a clutch or used to sling over her shoulder.
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" Writing that the black dresses represents the darkness sexual assualt victims feel, Tamblyn concluded, "We stand together in this fight, shoulder to shoulder, weapon to weapon, woman to woman (and man), body to burned body.
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"In years to come I am confident that the United States and India will stand shoulder to shoulder in many ways to confront the challenges of the Indo-Pacific region and the world," Haley said.
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Packed shoulder to shoulder, the conference attendees spent about two hours bathing in their own sweat and the drool induced by speculating about what miracle the darling of Silicon Valley might be about to unveil.
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"As always, the United States, along with all of Afghanistan's partners, remains shoulder-to-shoulder with our Afghan brothers and sisters in pursuit of a brighter tomorrow for all Afghans," Llorens said in a statement.
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The princess lined up shoulder to shoulder with more than 4,500 other guards to parade in sunny conditions that have caused solders in the past to fall to the ground due to the extreme heat.
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Rinna, 55, wore a blonde, shoulder-length wig for the occasion, along with a skintight, lime green mini dress from Alex Perry, complete with shoulder pads, Gianvito Roosi strappy silver heels and a pink lip.
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"2017 is going to be another tough year for the valiant Afghan security forces and the international troops who have stood, and will continue to stand, shoulder to shoulder with Afghanistan against terrorism," Mattis said.
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Even before then, why would our negotiating partners, in particular China and Russia, line up shoulder to shoulder with the US government to pressure North Korea, when the United States walks away from its commitments?
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Standing shoulder to shoulder on a stage decorated with a single draped string of colored lights, a woman (Cathy Naden) and a man (Jeremy Killick) conjure wildly divergent, ever-morphing visions of the planet's future.
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The young leaders I stand shoulder to shoulder with are not interested in aspirational statements that look good in a press release; nor are we interested in rearranging the deck chairs as the Titanic sinks.
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"These exercises are not only great in what they achieve for learning objectives, but also just how we can iron out creases so when we deploy we can work shoulder to shoulder," said Lt. Col.
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Shoulder to shoulder with first responders Two ham volunteers, Raul Gonzalez and Jose Santiago, set up a radio control hub run by generator power in Monacillo, near San Juan, and other centers quickly followed suit.
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He describes being handcuffed, shackled and transported in a van without windows for several hours, kept "shoulder to shoulder with six to seven other men," a claustrophobic experience he found traumatic in and of itself.
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Armie Hammer and Justin Theroux made life imitate art with a trip to D.C. ... for a screening of their new film about Ruth Bader Ginsburg and actually got shoulder to shoulder with the real RBG!
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He told Mr. Sisi the United States stood "shoulder to shoulder with you and Egypt in fighting against terrorism," but he avoided giving even lip service to the need to ensure free and fair elections.
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As for the cut of pork, choose a bone-in (or boneless) marbled shoulder roast or thick-cut county-style ribs, which are meaty bone-in chops cut from the shoulder end of the loin.
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There is no border here between New York and Kathmandu, illustrated at the top of the menu with a silhouette of the cities' skylines yoked into one, high-rises shoulder to shoulder with tiered pagodas.
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South Korea's president at the time, Park Geun-hye, showed great respect for Mr. Xi, appearing shoulder to shoulder with him at a military parade in Tiananmen Square, the only American ally to do so.
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She noted that if you want to really lean into it, you can try the "heart chakra" approach: left shoulder to left shoulder, so that you and the subject of your hug's hearts are touching.
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We stood there for a moment shoulder-to-shoulder—gathered so close that we left no room for coded messages or forgotten children—and faced forward, smiling, as if for a camera: a family portrait.
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Pence understands intrinsically what Obama did not: Israel and the United States champion the same values of freedom, democracy and justice and the best way to advance them is to stand strongly shoulder to shoulder.
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It asks you to think of the multiple ways a camera can tell a story that are not close-up, close-up, over-the-shoulder, over-the-shoulder, two-shot, push-in through the door.
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Led by the Federal Communications Commission's Connect America Fund, many of our broadband companies are working shoulder-to-shoulder with government to bring broadband to hard-to-reach communities — overcoming challenging distances, terrain and economics.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — The longtime motto of the American-led mission in Afghanistan that it stands "shona ba shona," or shoulder to shoulder, with its Afghan ally no longer applies to that ally's national security adviser.
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One of them cut me here [points to the back of his head], one of them cut me here [points to his left shoulder], one of them cut me here [points to his right shoulder].
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About 80 people were packed shoulder-to-shoulder on an escalator in Rome on Tuesday when the thing suddenly malfunctioned, lurched to a breakneck speed, and sent them hurtling toward the base of the stairs.
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He missed the final two contests due to the shoulder injury.
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