I used to look forward to that, doing some shoveling.
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Plus, we don't see either couple as the shoveling type.
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Many of the deaths were the result of snow shoveling.
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Why does shoveling snow increase the risk of heart attack?
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But shoveling snow is what pushes you over the edge.
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Shoveling snow is not only a chore, its' also dangerous.
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You know they're awful, but you can't stop shoveling them in.
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The foundation of the shoveling movement is a squat, he notes.
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You can see the tractors (shoveling trash) in front of you.
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I had to help my partner start shoveling out the car.
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Ice fishing in the snow is akin to shoveling your driveway.
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"Sometimes we spent more time shoveling than playing," Wozniak said, laughing.
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"It is literally like shoveling sand against the tide," Pifer said.
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My husband was outside shoveling, and I was inside with the girls.
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Amazing – now convince them that shoveling is fun and you're all set.
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Maryland Two men died while shoveling snow in the state of Maryland.
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It snowed and sleeted during the day so my husband starts shoveling.
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BALTIMORE — The snowfall may be over, but now the shoveling out begins.
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For a date full of shoveling cow poop these ladies rocked it.
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I often use mine for shoveling snow despite owning several snow shovels.
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Former prisoners described spending hours each day digging holes and shoveling coal.
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Hunter shook as he tugged at the levers, shoveling groundwater and ore.
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Need some extra time for family events, snow shoveling or Candy Crushing?
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Don't they want less destruction, less shoveling to do and better weather conditions?
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Aiming a botnet at Netflix would be like shoveling dirt into Carlsbad Caverns.
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If you just woke up, wait 45 minutes to an hour before shoveling.
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One time it told me to burn calories by shoveling snow... in April.
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Afterward, Hayes and his sons took turns shoveling dirt into the small grave.
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Sure, heavier footwear is preferred for cleaning the gutters or shoveling the sidewalk.
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One person died in Maryland and three in New York while shoveling snow.
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Troops spent months shoveling toxic dust, wearing little more protection than cotton fatigues.
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Dragone said he is still shoveling his driveway and hasn't gotten out yet.
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Companies have been shoveling their mountainous tax savings into dividends and share buybacks.
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The man apparently collapsed after shoveling snow, according to the medical examiner's office.
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The work — shoveling coal dust, hauling through the night in trucks — is grueling.
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Eventually, doctors grew weary of shoveling coal into the engines of their vibrators.
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Police said a 43-year-old man was outside shoveling at 4:40 a.m.
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Think money from tutoring, babysitting, mowing lawns or even raking leaves and shoveling snow.
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Pennsylvania Pregnant teen Briahna Gerloff collapsed after shoveling snow outside her home in Pottstown.
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Three people died while shoveling snow – two from Queens and one from Staten Island.
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"I shoveled all this stuff," he joked, making a shoveling motion with his hands.
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Most of the storm's victims died while driving on icy highways or shoveling snow.
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Especially sexy if your friend is doing his usual food-shoveling on a date.
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This guy has his napkin tucked into his shirt shoveling food in his mouf.
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There was never any half-assing it, even if you were just shoveling manure.
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And when people are snowed in, they have to spend time shoveling themselves out.
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The next scene finds Sandor outside in the snow, shoveling graves for the dead.
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I know I'm really unattractive eating it, shoveling it in my face, usually alone.
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There will be less shivering agony on train platforms, plus less salting and shoveling.
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He started selling pencils in school and graduated to shoveling snow and raking leaves.
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One person died in Maryland and three in New York City while shoveling snow.
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The internet suddenly had information in spades, shoveling the findings onto Reddit or RapGenius.
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Will the gravedigger, still shoveling, as the lights fall, eventually fill in the hole?
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My savings then was the fruit of my labor shoveling snow and raking leaves.
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But my experience felt closer to shoveling snow in the middle of a blizzard.
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"We were tired of shoveling snow and taking out the garbage," Ms. Friedland said.
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It would be me hunched over my laptop, shoveling Indian food into my mouth.
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And, instead of shoveling in sections, the dino is totally all over the place.
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An enormous shoveling tool plowed the sea floor and buried the cables for protection.
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I grew up riding horses and shoveling horses—you name it, I did it.
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"Why am I doing this?" you ask, shoveling another vile dollop into your quivering maw.
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So keep your snow-shoveling intervals short and sweet, taking breaks whenever you need to.
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How to be a badass at shoveling out cars from under six feet of snow.
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The Maritime Bhangra group recently posted this video of themselves bhangra dancing while shoveling snow.
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Investors may not be done shoveling money into Magic Leap's augmented reality ambitions quite yet.
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Maybe he'll call me after he's finished shoveling out his car from the last snowfall.
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And other days, I'm literally shoveling more shit on the tire fire of vinyl records.
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In fact, last weekend's blizzard led to at least six other deaths related to shoveling.
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She died from a suspected heart attack after shoveling snow, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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You're just shoveling money into the pockets of the least needy families in the country.
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Thompson does the shoveling with graceful precision; the roughage lingers in the air like glitter.
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Patio seating makes for an ideal ceviche-shoveling environment, made even better by stellar people watching.
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"It's absolutely a horrible idea to jump out of bed and start shoveling snow," Lovitt warns.
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VirginiaVirginia Tech filmmaker Jerry Scheeler died Friday from shoveling snow outshide of his Daleville, Virginia, house.
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A woman shoveling pizza slice after pizza slice into her face would have you believe so.
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But then it did, because I got a job at the local farmer's market shoveling manure.
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I was always running a snow-shoveling business, a lemonade stand business, a DJ-ing company.
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And I'd always keep shoveling him beers to get him buzzed, basically it was a rib.
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This is why you always hear reports of people dying while shoveling snow after major storms.
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Like shoveling snow, the 20123 I.M. is a physically taxing activity best left to the youth.
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A 59-year-old man who was shoveling snow outside his home Sunday died, WITI reported.
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Shoveling cereal into your mouth is a highly personal experience, so this is a hard one.
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I worked for many years as a little kid — mowing lawns, shoveling snow, and washing trucks.
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Mr. Buchmueller said the winters had not been as severe since the shoveling team was created.
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Well, one fortunate neighborhood in Tennessee received a little bit of help from a shoveling dinosaur.
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But as someone who hails from New England, I'd like criticize its shoveling technique a bit.
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That's a choice that would harm millions of Americans while shoveling more profits to military contractors.
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Shoveling snow might not be much fun, but it need not be a loathsome burden, either.
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Perhaps our East Coast readers were busy shoveling their driveways and sidewalks — not that we're complaining.
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Gen Y survey participants started shoveling cash into their plans at a median age of 24.
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Snow falls so quickly in the Sierra that you can barely keep up while shoveling it.
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Like this 14-year-old boy who discovered a way to utilize his hoverboard while shoveling snow.
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When it snows and you don't even care about how much shoveling you'll need to do 11.
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Bernhardt said that after his son earned some money shoveling snow, he opened an account for him.
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Plus, the fabric is odor resistant and moisture wicking for taxing outdoor activities like shoveling the sidewalks.
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Mr. Morrison began by shoveling slag out of the furnaces, working his way up to crane driver.
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"You always hear about people going out and shoveling snow and having a heart attack," Salamon said.
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Officials in New York and Baltimore also said there were reports of people dying while shoveling snow.
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Without introduction or explanation, he presumptuously asked me if I was shoveling the snow to make money.
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"The shoveling Donald Trump and I did was a symbolic moment; it was strong," Mr. Macron said.
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Topics include being mentally present on the subway, while shoveling snow and being with your in-laws.
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Some might say that shoveling money at charter schools actually disenfranchises the students who need help the most.
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"I worked from 8am to 6pm at night, working on the field, carrying rock, shoveling coal," he said.
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If you're shoveling snow properly, you'll work your glutes, hamstrings, quads, abs, low back, upper back, and shoulders.
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While the other women were literally shoveling shit inside a barn, Corinne pouted on a tree trunk outside.
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Speaking of thankless winter errands, we're certain that you'd also like to avoid shoveling your doorstep every morning.
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Officials have also reported two fatalities from hypothermia, and at least three people who died while shoveling snow.
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A train engineer shovels buds out of a glass jar like he is shoveling coal into an engine.
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Little does he know that this will involve reading books about farming, and not just shoveling pig poop.
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Here's a view from our HQ. Some men were shoveling snow off the roof of an adjacent building.
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It's a bit like you're on a train shoveling coal into the engine, while the adviser is driving.
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"Any day I only worry about shoveling out my own driveway is a good day," he told us.
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He was at his home in Delaware during the blizzard, and suffered a heart attack while shoveling snow.
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A soldier told Politico on Thursday that they have been feeding Border Patrol's horses and shoveling manure. Sgt.
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Imagine that you are a fast food worker, slinging burgers or shoveling fries, as the case may be.
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He had been discovered while shoveling manure at a riding academy in return for being allowed to ride.
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Their numbers are so large that it started to seem like shoveling against a blizzard, Ms. Luers said.
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Yet despite the mounting warnings that Inpax had serious issues, Amazon kept shoveling more business in its direction.
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I saw guys at my other job still swinging sledgehammers at 60, shoveling dirt and picking up concrete.
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The risk for a heart attack is further compounded by intense physical activity, like shoveling, in cold temperatures.
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Lower back pain develops for many reasons, including lifestyle, genetics, ergonomics, sports injuries, snow shoveling or just bad luck.
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With the shoveling came several deaths from carbon monoxide poisoning, at least three from automobile tailpipes buried in snowbanks.
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A U.S. Capitol Police officer died of a heart attack experienced after shoveling snow at his home in Delaware.
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So that nip of whiskey your uncle takes as he's shoveling the walkway quite literally is warming him up.
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The troops were reportedly performing menial tasks like feeding Border Patrol's horses, shoveling manure and doing maintenance on vehicles.
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"I told her it probably wasn't a good idea for her to be outside shoveling," the family member said.
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They're perfect for walks through the snowy woods, shoveling out your driveway, and heading out to the grocery store.
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But she kept shoveling and kept playing, and in 21 she reached a personal-best ranking of No. 22.
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From repairs and renovations to yard maintenance and shoveling, you'll have more expenses — and chores — with your new home.
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Here and there, residents took the first steps toward recovery, shoveling out their homes and dragging away waterlogged furniture.
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It lasts for four hours on a single charge, making it perfect for running, cycling, shoveling snow, and more.
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Reed responded to the heckling on Friday by making a shoveling gesture with his putter after holing a birdie.
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They strongly suspect that snow shoveling is the cause, though they did not have the data to prove it.
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In the Buffalo area, one person died Thursday while using a snowblower and another was found dead after shoveling.
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In the Buffalo area, one person died Thursday while using a snowblower, and another was found dead after shoveling.
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The deaths occurred in car accidents, from carbon monoxide poisoning, and from heart attacks while shoveling snow On Sunday night, officials confirmed the death of an elderly man in Washington, D.C., who suffered a heart attack while shoveling snow, the first confirmed death in the city as a result of the storm.
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Nothing says "I love you" like sharing an appetizer, especially when you're shoveling a tortilla chip into someone else's mouth.
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The storm was blamed for at least one death in New York City, where a doorman died while shoveling snow.
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That said, amid feeding chickens and shoveling horse manure, he still tries to bring his city swag to farm life.
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Corinne wanted nothing to do with the shoveling session (she can't handle "poopy"), so she gave up and walked away.
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I'm sensitive enough to the sun that I've burned on cloudy days and even one winter day while shoveling snow.
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I was soon one of these volunteers, shoveling dirt, ripping grass weeds from the earth, and separating compost into ditches.
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To be clear, wind and solar are vital technologies that we should be shoveling money at like there's no tomorrow.
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Investors are shoveling money into bonds at a furious pace, despite having virtually every conceivable reason to ditch the sector.
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I had imagined that my work would be taking down walls, throwing away trash, shoveling, and that kind of thing.
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On the ground, soldiers confirm they are stuck doing mundane, logistical tasks like feeding horses, shoveling manure, and handling paperwork.
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Getting an early start on investing for retirement can be almost as valuable as shoveling a ton of money away.
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So we were shoveling pasta and beans, or rice and lentils, because they were cheap and we didn't eat meat.
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We're shoveling in the Trump news with little time to chew it over and even less time to digest it.
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But 4chan users didn't have to dig deeply into Gülen — because Giuliani appears to have done the shoveling for them.
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And when you're shoveling snow, your heart's really working overtime — your blood pressure and heart rate are a lot higher.
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If it's good enough for a sumo wrestler, it's good enough to get you through shoveling off your front stoop.
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One man, 76, was operating a snow blower before he died; the second man, 64, was shoveling snow, the office said.
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He said he spent the morning shoveling snow and prizing open a frozen door, and that the night was spent comfortably.
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One tableau features a gaunt and sooty man shoveling coal in what looks like the boiler room of a penal colony.
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Responsibility for Shoveling I know that property owners in the city are responsible for clearing snow in front of their properties.
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Back in episode four, the women went on a group farm date that involved shoveling poop — but Corinne was not down.
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His adorable daughter made the perfect cheerleader, and with encouragement as pure as this, shoveling snow suddenly doesn't seem so bad.
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On Tuesday, 55-year-old Charley Lampley was found "frozen" dead outside his Milwaukee garage after shoveling snow near the residence.
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In his memoir, "Off to the Side" (2002), he reads books as if he were shoveling coal into a blast furnace.
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On Thursday, they were hard at work, shoveling bricks and concrete from a collapsed house into one of the waiting trucks.
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While some couples had no problem shoveling food into a total stranger's mouth, others had a little trouble with the concept.
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For some New Yorkers, becoming part of the community means participating in a greenest block competition or shoveling a neighbor's driveway.
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Meanwhile, Mr. van Daan is an enormous bear, shoveling cabbage into his mouth with both paws even as he demands more.
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Physically, the resemblance was uncanniest when Mr. Atamanuik was strolling around New York City, waving to crowds and shoveling down food.
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When she went to look at the alert, she saw the FedEx delivery driver shoveling the snow on her front porch.
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And Ovechkin did assist on the winning goal, shoveling a pass to center Evgeny Kuznetsov that he turned into a breakaway.
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Olivia Reiner, a journalist for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, provided a very important public service by live-tweeting the shoveling action.
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"We greet each other in the morning and help with shoveling snow and doing errands and just looking out," Terry said.
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Just be careful of overdoing it, and, for men, there is a higher risk of heart attack associated with shoveling snow.
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The response of the conservative establishment to this crisis has been to double down on shoveling women into the work force.
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One man, 29, was operating a snow blower before he died; the second man, 2000, was shoveling snow, said investigator Jenni Penn.
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Resentfully shoveling spoonful after spoonful of food into my mouth made it feel a lot more like my body was controlling me.
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"I told her it probably wasn t a good idea for her to be outside shoveling," a family member told NBC Philadelphia.
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The District of Columbia's Chief Medical Examiner, Roger A. Mitchell Jr., has encouraged people to take breaks with shoveling to drink water.
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The trick was shoveling the pile in front of the garage door so there would be a path to drive out into.
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The 24s has become my go-to companion for shoveling books, comics, and movies into my head while stuck on the train.
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"After they did their shoveling," Christopher said, "they could be online shopping or ordering movies" via Netflix or cable on-demand services.
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All the writers shoveling copy into the maw of the world wide web (including me) should probably take a cue from her.
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Think of the people who object to shoveling the snow in front of the walk that will lead to the abortion clinic.
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My dad was tired of the upkeep, of cleaning gutters and shoveling snow, and he was heading to an apartment across town.
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As the electric-vehicle market grows, legacy carmakers and start-ups are also shoveling cash into making and marketing their own models.
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Mr. Lynch and Mr. Frost clearly know we're neck-deep in the muck, and that everyone needs to start shoveling right now.
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"I started working in eighth grade, shoveling snow and babysitting and working as a stock boy in a hardware store," Iger says.
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Whatever your price point, nothing says, "Thanks for being such a swell leader!" quite like shoveling gold into the Trump family vault.
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The officer, Vernon Alston, had a heart attack while he was shoveling snow at his Delaware home, according to the Capitol Police.
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Gardner was alone in the house with her kids while her husband was shoveling snow outside, and she decided she needed a break.
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A division of labor keeps many active, with campers volunteering in the four kitchens, shoveling snow, building tents and doing myriad other tasks.
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Three of those who died while shoveling were New Yorkers in Queens and on Staten Island, all men over 60, the authorities said.
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The Michigan man needs all the help he can get this season as a mild winter causes normally profitable shoveling gigs to wane.
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Luckily for those still digging out their walkways, Kentucky producer Ellie Herring has delivered a soundtrack for shoveling or any other physical activities.
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Kathleen Palkovic and her son spent two hours shoveling the snow so she could make it to her waitressing job, the AP reported.
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Seems like a deal before you realize how much cash you're shoveling in Comcast's direction under the guise of a getting good deal.
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That said, just the visual of Ezekiel Elliott manically shoveling cereal into his face on its own is enough to make me laugh.
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Booker had a reputation at the time as a great communicator, a jovial Twitter presence who delighted in shoveling residents' walkways during snowstorms.
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Michael Paul Alexander, 50, a homeless man in the station, said he plans to walk around and look for a job shoveling snow.
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Since I was no longer pregnant, I figured sipping Chianti in bed while shoveling salted caramel mounds might cut through the unrelenting anguish.
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Dumping sewage into lakes and rivers and shoveling plastic waste into the ocean, where it swirls and accretes into a ghastly new continent.
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In Morrill, Me., Carrie Hall, 42, alternated between feeding applewood logs into her stove, shoveling snow and fortifying herself with sips of whiskey.
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Companies must be barred from shoveling federal aid out the back door in the form of executive bonuses, dividend payments or stock buybacks.
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I remember my father, shoveling snow off our driveway in New Jersey after a winter storm, greeting a neighbor with a crude colloquialism.
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How about Booker, the progressive U.S. senator from New Jersey who made his name as a dog-saving, snow-shoveling mayor of Newark?
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The rate of heart attack increases during the holiday season, but not just because of cold weather or the exertions of snow shoveling.
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There were 19 deaths reported due to the blizzard, several of them from heart attacks while shoveling snow, according to the Washington Post.
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They won't need to be fed, they'll know how to recharge themselves, and gone forever will be the days of shoveling dog poo.
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But if you live Damascus, Pennsylvania, you probably aren't reading this -- because you're still shoveling 30 inches of the white stuff off your driveway.
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"If you break the snow-shoveling movement into different parts, you'll actually probably recognize a lot of traditional functional movement exercises," Dobrosielski points out.
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Delaware Veteran U.S. Capitol Police Officer Vernon J. Alston, 22016, died Saturday after suffering a heart attack while shoveling snow at his Delaware home.
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Three of those who died while shoveling were New Yorkers — men aged 67, 78 and 80 — in Queens and Staten Island, the authorities said.
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While her husband is out shoveling, this mom hid in her pantry to take a much needed snack break away from her crying children.
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The music video tells the age-old tale of a man who decides he'd rather use his shovel for rocking out instead of shoveling.
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It's a rainy Wednesday afternoon fading into night, and we're all warm inside, shoveling popcorn into our maws and watching beautiful people punch stuff.
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It ain't all roses and glory, we all know that, so make sure you're all doing your fair share of the shit shoveling too.
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In the 1960s, the Department of Defense began shoveling money toward a small group of researchers with a then-fringe idea: making machines intelligent.
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However, SoftBank — the Japanese conglomerate that has been shoveling billions of Saudi dollars into tech and other companies — seems to be having second thoughts.
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But when it comes to shoveling it into my mouth by the spoonful, I am hopelessly devoted to Peanut Butter & Co's Cinnamon Raisin Swirl.
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My friend joked that I was underplaying the experience, shrugging "It's not that bad, I guess," while casually shoveling bites into my mouth. Whatever.
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This isn't a boot for working in the yard or shoveling snow, it is a shoe designed for one purpose: getting up hills fast.
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In Dodge County, members of the Lomira High School wrestling team spent the snow day outdoors helping the community by shoveling snow off sidewalks.
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Drago Jankovic picked up several jobs to provide for the family: delivering pizza, working construction, painting, working at a car dealership and shoveling snow.
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It would've for me, back when I was young enough to think shoveling snow off my neighbors' sidewalks was the peak of gainful employment.
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Normally, the shoveling—the covering of the casket, where everyone takes a turn—is one of the most important parts of the Jewish service.
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Cold weather activities, such as shoveling snow, could also be the reason for an uptake in heart attacks, according to the American Heart Association.
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With proper shoveling technique on your part, even a decent shovel will make the process faster and easier, while reducing the chance of injury.
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Investors keep shoveling cash into fixed income and pulling it out of stocks, despite an environment that would seem to suggest difficult times for bonds.
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As Pandora is shoveling money toward of-the-moment names in every genre, its most profitable resource is one it's had for years: country music.
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Whether sharing hugs, shoveling pasta into his mouth in the Bronx or brushing off aggressive reporters, Kasich's "no filtered" approach makes him seem entirely human.
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But before you start shoveling copious amounts of it into your mouth, note that yogurt may be healing to the outside of your body, too.
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Jon McIlvaine, a residential learning coordinator for one of the largest residence halls at Virginia Tech, spent Friday morning shoveling snow from the hall's entrances.
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The graduate students, in army surplus pilot jumpsuits, began shoveling the fallen beads, breaking the sugar water into a slurry and sending little droplets splattering.
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Many National Guard troops deployed to the southern border have been performing menial tasks, like shoveling manure or fixing flat tires, Politico reported last week.
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We found a secluded spot at the far end, where Roxie went to work shoveling sand into her bucket, Tim swam laps and I read.
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Worried about the state of the economy, investors have been shoveling money into safe-haven bonds and savings accounts for much of the last year.
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I went from a sheltered upbringing among scientists and ideas to be told that when I was done shoveling snow, I could do my homework.
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He worries that the formative experiences of his youth—huddling by a wood stove at 353 below, shoveling himself out of snow—are under threat.
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Snow shoveling is responsible for thousands of injuries and up to 100 deaths each year, and not just among those of us past our prime.
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Whether you are planning a fun ski trip or will be just stuck shoveling snow this winter, these thermal gloves will keep frostbite at bay.
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Bring on the sidewalk shoveling, ice picks and parkas, because Old Man Winter is on his way (even though he's arriving a little late this year).
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The first reported storm-related death occurred in New York City, where a 22-year-old doorman was killed while shoveling snow around 2700:28 a.m.
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In the segment, Fey lamented on the violence that plagued Charlottesville, VA last weekend while shoveling forkfuls of an American flag-adorned cake into her mouth.
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Wilson, 64, spent nearly a decade after his release as a self-employed contractor, doing everything from carpentry to snow shoveling before coming to work there.
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I can wear them when it rains without fear, or worry about losing them in a snowdrift when I'm shoveling out my driveway in the winter.
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And what [my sons] will offer their future partners, regardless of gender, is going to be more than shoveling the driveway or taking out the trash.
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Seven or eight inmates from Rikers Island are taken there by ferry to do the shoveling, under the supervision of five correction officers and a captain.
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In fact, as I laid in bed sick last week, shoveling old fried rice into my painful mouth for every meal, I thought about that iguana.
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His expanded inventory also gives Link another way to replenish lost health borrowed from the likes of The Elder Scrolls games — shoveling food into his face.
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Moments later, eight men in blue overalls walk into a factory and begin shoveling a mound of gypsum into a drying machine to make wall plaster.
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The labor done in the Colonies is intended to restore the polluted land back to Eden (as if that could actually happen through shoveling, but okay).
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These boots will fare just as well on the snowy city streets as they will in the driveway shoveling snow or out walking on snowy paths.
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Along with my comrades — college dropouts, failed draft dodgers, intimidating brawny Chechens — I spent the days shoveling snow from place to place with no visible purpose.
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In Washington, chief medical examiner Dr. Roger Mitchell Jr. said an 82-year-old man who died while shoveling snow was the city's first storm fatality.
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That's because the only type of work they can do at this age is freelance type work, such as babysitting, tutoring, shoveling snow, and mowing lawns.
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The Oilers' season is flatlining, they sound like they're on the verge of major changes, and they've got an entire country gleefully shoveling dirt on them.
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The organization has begun to erect public markers at lynching sites, with volunteers patiently shoveling soil from each into mason jars for a museum to come.
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This dish is perfect for a party, and best enjoyed by "shoveling it in your face"—or at least that's how Jamie likes to eat it.
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READ: Trump announces Foxconn factory in Wisconsin "We're making wonderful trade deals for the US," Trump said shortly after shoveling ceremonial dirt at the plant's groundbreaking.
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The heat has made the task of clearing debris and shoveling mud from flood-stricken areas even more unpleasant and put people at risk of heatstroke.
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John Boehner, the former House speaker, has more honor as a mercenary for marijuana than the elected Republicans shoveling dirt over the grave of the Constitution.
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Senator Ben Sasse, the Republican who gave the warning about shoveling money out of a helicopter, said there was a dangerous "herd mentality" developing in Washington.
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He also was looking for remains at the Fresh Kills landfill on Staten Island, raking and shoveling through debris that was still covered in dangerous dust.
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The third-generation dairy farmer is shown shoveling cow manure, which is meant to represent the product of "Washington politicians," over the course of the advertisement.
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Even in less perilous situations, poor snow pants or no snow pants make everything from shoveling the driveway to trudging your way to work needlessly unpleasant.
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Taken together, they're the makings of an excellent women's mitten — and one suitable for shoveling snow, trudging across town, or trekking up a high alpine peak.
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Yet people continue to follow this diet, shoveling heaps of protein and fats into their mouths and eating so little carbs it makes them physically ill.
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Mr. Martin said in an interview that the couple had regularly gone to him for help on things like shoveling snow or winterizing the beach house.
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A national study found that between 1990 and 2006 there were 11,500 snow shoveling-related injuries each year, according to the American Journal of Emergency Medicine.
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Stories of him shoveling out residents of Newark in snowstorms, rescuing a shivering dog or darting into a burning building to save his neighbor went viral.
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Then they did a whole bunch of farm chores ("I wouldn't even make my nanny do farm chores," #JustCorinneThings), including feeding cows, milking cows and shoveling manure.
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When you get to your new school, walk up and introduce yourself to the person who is raking the leaves, shoveling the snow or emptying the trash.
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Some will go to neighbors: thanks for shoveling the snow that time; for that help with the lost dog; for that loan of a cup of sugar.
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Those who have never experienced shoveling snow should feel blessed, because it's tough and thankless work, every bit as miserable as you may imagine it to be.
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But the findings suggest people should be more cautious when shoveling and avoid it whenever possible, especially if they have a history of heart problems, Auger said.
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"We really don't know for certain whether snow shoveling was the only explanation for their results," Dr. David Alter of the University of Toronto said by email.
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Whether connecting with sexual partners through a shared love of shoveling carbonara in your gobs fares any better than traditional dating apps, however, remains to be seen.
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The neighbors were as icy as the weather, leaving angry notes and yelling at Mr. Erickson, who now works in a print shop, for not shoveling adequately.
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But when Brian, an EMT, learned he was going to be working during an imminent snowstorm, he asked Patrick to take over shoveling duties if need be.
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In Buettner&aposs home state of Minnesota, he credits shoveling the walks in winter, digging, weeding, and watering a garden in the summer with keeping him spry.
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For others (me), it's about shoveling as many Totinos Pizza Rolls in my mouth as humanly possible while cranking up the volume on the commercials and halftime show.
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While all the ladies seem to be good sports about shoveling up cow manure to win's Nick's heart, one controversial contestant (take a guess who!) conspicuously goes missing.
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So, we asked Horton how he got Lacy back to form -- and the training regimen he revealed is pretty hardcore ... including some snow shoveling sessions in Jackson Hole.
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Emily Yoshida: In the summer of 21977, I picked up a job ripping tickets and shoveling caramel corn at the original recipe Arclight Cinemas on Sunset and Vine.
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Trust us, you're much better off shoveling this down in the comfort of your own home than on a dingy picnic bench on asphalt, surrounded by gas fumes.
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The man — who they're calling "Joe" to protect his privacy — had been making ends meet with yard work and shoveling snow to earn money for food and gas.
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On this day in 1935, as recorded in The Times, a teenager looked down a manhole while shoveling snow in East Harlem and saw an eight-foot alligator.
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You can wear mittens while skiing or snowboarding, shoveling snow, or even swiping through windows on your phone thanks to the touchscreen compatible materials used on many pairs.
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Yet if those activities precipitate a death that might not have otherwise happened, for example if shoveling snow caused hypothermia, that could be considered an accident, he added.
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It really tries hard though, and YouTube user Leslie Haasch has captured rare footage of the dangerous dino caught shoveling snow in a blizzard and giving up rather quickly.
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I had a very typically American, middle-class upbringing in Massachusetts—walking to school, shoveling, mowing the lawn, a tight family unit, dinners together, a dog and two cats.
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"So doing a standing torso rotation with a dumbbell or using a cable machine is another exercise that can help you build strength and stability for shoveling," Dobrosielski says.
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The migrants clocked 2100 hours a day for 214 days straight, shoveling litter and culling the sick among the birds as they grew from chicks to poultry for slaughter.
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That's right, between shoveling those pale, yellow, limp fries past your salty lips, you can also lay down some sick beats, and even record a vocal sample or two!
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And, aside from shoveling horse shit during my brief stint as a stablehand, the closest I'd come to any sort of manual labor was mopping floors and stocking shelves.
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A New York City doorman died while shoveling snow as he slipped and fell down a flight of stairs, crashing into a window that cut his neck, police reported.
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At least 20 people have died from storm-related causes including traffic accidents and heart attacks while shoveling, with deaths reported in states stretching from Arkansas to New York.
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She moved out of her own home at 15, got herself through high school, and got a job shoveling asphalt before joining Arrowhead Honda more than a decade ago.
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They arrive at work together at 7 AM and spend the day lugging steel beams, shoveling cement, and hammering rods into concrete in stifling humidity and 80-degree heat.
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After punter/holder Matt Haack took the snap, he drew the attention of the Eagles defense before shoveling a pass to kicker Jason Sanders to score an easy touchdown.
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But reports in June suggested they were instead doing support work away from the border, such as fixing flat tires in military vehicles and shoveling manure at horse stables.
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And it's the same excitement he felt as a kid, after saving up his money from mowing lawns and shoveling driveways to buy his first pair of Air Jordan's.
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"When we're shoveling snow — especially when the snow is wet — it tends to be a lot heavier, equivalent to lifting hundreds of pounds of weight, potentially," Dr. Shih said.
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"I hate this," said Abie Olivos, 78, a retired Navy barber in Denver, who spent Sunday morning shoveling his neighbor's walkway for the fourth or fifth time this season.
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After boarding the Ark, one of the first things I see is a woman shoveling kettle corn into her mouth while gazing at a pair of caged wax dinosaurs.
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Field season starts in April, with two weeks of shoveling in order to achieve similar snow heights on the control and experimental plots by the start of the spring melt.
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"Most people don't use long levers, like shovels, to lift and throw weight," says Michelle Lovitt, an exercise physiologist in Los Angeles (who grew up shoveling snow in the Midwest).
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My director swings by my cube while I'm shoveling an extra large slice of Honeycrisp apple in my mouth, takes one look at me, and says he'll come back later.
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" Shoveling, mowing, raking, repairing — "either I was going to have to start paying people to do those things, or I'd have to sell the house and move into an apartment.
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Snowplows that work overnight, sans-humans, could cut down on shoveling injuries and icy sidewalk slips — not to mention fewer pre-dawn excursions to dig yourself out of your driveway.
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The "Muckers" club took its name from a speech in which St. John excoriated pranksters, using the label applied to Irish immigrants whose only work was shoveling up horse manure.
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Nicole Alston says her husband, 29-year-old Officer Vernon Alston, collapsed Saturday afternoon outside their home in Magnolia after he'd been shoveling snow for about an hour and died.
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As early as third grade, Stoudemire spent his winters shoveling snow for his neighbors and his summers rising with the sun to help out at his father's lawn service company.
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In this climate, there are only snow-shoveling solid citizens or the deadbeats whose slippery walks pose a daily existential threat to the brittle bones of my nice, elderly mom.
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Drinking wine on the street, shoveling cereal into her mouth in the supermarket, and cleaning herself using a public bathroom sink — actually, sounds like normal post-breakup behavior to me.
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The employee, Kas Glowacki, now 218 and living in Alberta, sent an email to the community's chief detailing his job as a 237-year-old, shoveling mercury into the drums.
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Look at these disrespectful, uncaring New Jersey teens lazily shoveling a neighbor's driveway in the dark, early hours of the morning so she could make it to her dialysis treatment.
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A U.S. Capitol Police officer died shoveling snow during the blizzard that dumped two feet of snow on Washington, D.C., and surrounding area this weekend, the agency said on Sunday.
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A man shoveling snow in Babylon, on New York's Long Island, had a heart attack and died Thursday during the storm, Suffolk County spokesman Derek Poppe told CNN on Saturday.
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The WEN 5662 Snow Blaster Electric Snow Thrower is ideal for homeowners who are tired of shoveling and want a simple, affordable unit that clear walks and small paved driveways.
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You make food, they eat what they eat, and you literally — as they are running off trying to grab something — you are shoveling the last few bites off of their plate.
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Keep up with the latest cancellations here A 76-year-old man was operating a snow blower before he died; the second man, 64, was shoveling snow, investigator Jenni Penn said.
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Charley Lampley was shoveling snow outside his Milwaukee home just moments before he was found unconscious near his detached garage, a spokesperson for the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office tells PEOPLE.
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They said his father, who was there when Baratov was arrested, helped him move in, in the summer of 2015, and was sometimes was seen shoveling snow from his son's sidewalk.
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After a few accumulated inches, you'll have to start the serious shoveling, whether you just want to drill a hole, or set up a tent for some of that ice drinking.
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Bismack Biyombo works fine as Plan B. The Lakers also need a wing, and the idea of shoveling a max deal at Harrison Barnes has a lot of Laker fans perturbed.
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Nick's season has been a strange one with quiet than exciting moments, and Corinne served the show's producers much-needed ratings gold between her "platinum vagine" and her poop-shoveling excuses.
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"They spent days shoveling snow out of those cans, mounding it up, making the castle and track, then filling milk jugs with water and turning everything to ice," she tells PEOPLE.
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And investors are shoveling money into venture capital funds, which raised so much cash in the first half of this year that it rivaled the amount raised in all of 2015.
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They were then hauled before Judge Billy D. Hays, who gave them a choice: Either pay a $2000 fine or spend 20003 days shoveling sand on a York County chain gang.
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In Home Alone's opening minutes, we first see him shoveling snow and looking slightly menacing as Buzz, Kevin, and Jeff McAllister talk trash and spread lies about how scary he is.
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Slashing the price of oil is going to start a race to the bottom among the folks who were shoveling heaps of oil dollars over to investment funds of all stripes.
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John Hamilton spent a weekend afternoon shoveling dark muck out of the house belonging to his sister-in-law, Sandra Richards, and her husband, Jeff Richards, who live in Eufaula, Ala.
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"The resumption of aerial spraying is about as effective as shoveling water," said Sanho Tree, director of the Drug Policy Project at the Institute for Policy Studies, a U.S. think tank.
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Terence Monahan, the chief of patrol, said the doorman, Miguel Gonzalez, 230, was shoveling snow in front of 73 East 27rd Street when he slipped and fell through a glass window.
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Former professionals commentating on American television were aghast at Reed's breach of golf's hallowed etiquette and his action triggered a series of memes on social media, many featuring people shoveling sand.
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Students will either live rent-free in exchange for services like grocery shopping and shoveling snow, or they can opt to pay below-market rent with no formal exchange of services.
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Image: BlinkAmazon has just been shoveling out smart devices this year, launching a buttload of new Alexa-powered devices including an all-new Echo, the Echo Spot, and the premium Echo Plus.
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For me, the extent of working out is when I have to run to catch the train before it leaves the station, or shoveling snow when we get the next inevitable nor'easter.
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But while the ski areas are rejoicing at this late season bounty, millions are getting tired of shoveling out their driveways, enduring power outages, and clearing up tree damage from their property.
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In fact, if you're not sure exactly what you're looking for, you can end up wasting an hour shoveling through the plenitude of stream-able crap in search of the worthy gems.
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A big part of the FCC's plan involves rolling back the FCC's tailor-made authority over broadband providers, then shoveling all remaining government oversight to an FTC ill-equipped to handle it.
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Carlson, however, prevented an attempted clearance by Dallas, skated in and executed a give-and-go with Garnet Hathaway before shoveling the puck past Khudobin at 7:22 of the second period.
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While most of us were spending our Monday mornings shoveling the remnants of Storm Jonas off our driveways, Kitty Spencer was ringing in the new week in a decidedly more glamorous fashion.
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There are other factors related to winter that can increase the risk of heart attacks, such as shoveling snow, which raises blood pressure to levels that could disturb vulnerable plaques, Jhalani said.
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At a rally in Charleston last week, he donned a hard hat given to him by an industry group that had endorsed him, the West Virginia Coal Association, and mimicked shoveling coal.
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Monahan then pulled the Flames within a goal at 14:04 when he picked up a rebound in the crease in front of Kinkaid before shoveling a shot past the fallen goaltender.
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At least as of yet, military troops at the southwest border will largely be tasked with duties like building tents, transporting border officials on helicopters and shoveling manure from Border Patrol horses.
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These thorns keep getting denser and sharper as "Green" progresses, as when Green discovers that the pair's snow shoveling business is successful only when he approaches potential customers without Marlon in sight.
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"NY in the Snow: A Magical Vision of New York City" (Ilex) captures the best of the season — a briefly white blanket that imposes an eerie stillness — without the shoveling or sloshing.
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It eroded the FCC's ability to police internet service providers (ISPs), shoveling that responsibility over to an FTC former FCC officials say lacks the authority or resources to adequately police big telecom.
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Four of his fellow Parsippany High School seniors answered the call and volunteered to spend the night at the Lanigan house just to wake up and start shoveling at 4:30 a.m.
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So do non-monetary acts of kindness, such as shoveling a neighbor's walk, fostering or adopting an animal, bringing a casserole to a grieving person, or simply abiding with someone in need.
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But in reality, those negligible bits of artichoke are really just there to serve as an excuse for shoveling as much hot, melty cheese in your mouth as those mozz sticks would.
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In one of season four's most remarkable scenes, Jimmy reads a letter Chuck left for him, out loud, as Kim quietly breaks down in tears while Jimmy continues shoveling cereal into his mouth.
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The Denver Broncos WR who allegedly tried to hide weed from the cops -- by shoveling it into his mouth -- is catching a break ... because he's not going to jail for his afternoon snack.
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Wall Street has been shoveling money into the Clinton campaign, and recently some high-profile names have given her public support on the belief that the Democrat will create a more stable economy.
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"Dad's out shoveling the driveway and mom desperately needed a treat to get through the rest of the night," Ashley Gardner says in the video she shared on her family's Facebook page Tuesday.
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But like the investment bankers who kept shoveling toxic assets into the system even as the thin logic that had once rationalized them vanished, all the incentives pushed toward maintaining the existing fiction.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The house sits on a 25-foot-wide, 0.06-acre lot and has an integrated two-car garage reached by a heated driveway that eliminates the need for winter snow shoveling.
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"More than a year before we met, my grandmother had seen David shoveling snow without a coat and told him to put one on because he might catch a cold," Ms. Cho said.
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The first snow-related death was reported in New York City when a doorman shoveling snow on the Upper East Side died after slipping and falling through a glass window, New York police said.
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And between my contemplation of shows like Breaking Bad or Master of None, I'm also cramming episodes of Gossip Girl and Riverdale like a woman shoveling potato chips, hand-to-mouth, down her gullet.
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They're always shoveling snow for their neighbors or running cross country to support veterans or literally saving an elderly lady from a house fire (all real thing's we've covered in The Good Stuff, btw).
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None of the other candidates in the race have been attacking Boehner directly, though Derickson is featured in a catchy campaign ad shoveling manure and saying he's fed up with the "bull----" in Washington.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, the Senate's master of realpolitik, isn't going out of his way to add a few liberals to the pile of conservative forty-somethings that he's shoveling into the federal courts.
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In the 1975 Detroit Free Press profile, Shelden spoke about the work it took to develop North Fox Island — mowing the airstrip, chopping wood, shoveling gravel, and keeping up the miles of dirt trails.
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In June, it was reported that those troops were performing menial tasks such as changing flat tires and shoveling manure from Border Patrol horses, as they were not permitted to assist with enforcement operations.
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As early as third grade, he spent his winters shoveling snow for his neighbors and his summers rising with the sun to help out at his father's lawn service company to earn extra cash.
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"If somebody's child passes away and he shows patience, God will give him a palace made of glass in paradise," the father said in his sermon once the men were done shoveling the dirt.
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The bitter weather was believed to be tied to the deaths of at least eight people, including a man thought to have collapsed after shoveling snow and frozen to death in his Milwaukee garage.
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The drug industry is spending record-setting amounts of cash on lobbying, and it's shoveling campaign cash at Republican senators in an effort to remind them that pharma and Republicans have always been friends.
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The first snow-related death was reported in New York on Thursday when a doorman shoveling snow on the Upper East Side died after slipping and falling through a glass window, New York police said.
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On her hit series Rehab Addict, Nicole Curtis can be seen shoveling concrete and busting through walls, but the mom of two has lately been showing her softer side — and that's okay with her, too.
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Far from working steadily eight hours a day, seven days a week, most knowledge workers have peaks and troughs of productivity, alternating intense periods of work with long stretches of cat videos and inbox shoveling.
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Trump's push to send extra troops to the southern border and his proposed border wall haven't stemmed border crossings — instead, it's left the deployed National Guard troops doing work like shoveling manure and changing tires.
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And so, after the initial sense of betrayal that comes when your private comments go public, Khosrowshahi's perspective shifted on the Uber staffers who had been shoveling internal scandals to the tech and national press.
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To most people, snow days are either permission to stay holed up inside all day watching movies or a curse because they have to spend the day shoveling the white powdery mess from their driveways.
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But the many kids who earn money from babysitting, snow shoveling and the like can also open accounts, according to Ted Sarenski, a practicing CPA and a member of AICPA's Personal Financial Planning Executive Committee.
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Alex Arcadia and Owen Bush stayed on and lived in the building for a while, with Bush hiring a dumpster to remove shells from the firing range, shoveling them up like snow from a path.
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But there was not the sidestep that has torn defenses open before and rather than attack the line he spent what limited time Australia had on attack shoveling the ball to the player outside him.
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And as much as I love shoveling buckets of milk sauce down my gullet or drowning my sorrows in mid-90s nostalgia, sometimes you've got to actually respond to the untreated pain in your heart.
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Big footing Vice President Mike Pence's sober, informative task force briefings, Trump exaggerates facts, bashes China, blames the Obama administration, lauds his once soaring economy and baits reporters while shoveling any blame away from himself.
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SAN DIEGO — On a dusty patch of land surrounded by a chain-link fence near the border here, workers this week began shoveling ground for a large-scale prototype for a border wall with Mexico.
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The three cops, who are all members of the Albany Police Department, were recognized by the department after they got to work on Monday, shoveling the property of an elderly woman unable to do herself.
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It's certainly fun to play and critics (including Motherboard) are merrily shoveling accolades on the freshly released Civilization VI, but watching matches is a bit like watching civilizations advance through their various stages in real time.
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" As students made their way to their new high schools, Roberts encouraged them to introduce themselves to the staff there, especially "to the person who is raking the leaves, shoveling the snow, or emptying the trash.
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More than 30 people died across 12 states, most from car accidents or heart attacks while shoveling snow — but several were poisoned by carbon monoxide as they sat inside cars whose tailpipes were buried in drifts.
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Winter storm Jonas has left the entire east coast reeling, and even more so for the family and friends of a young pregnant woman, who died Saturday, after reportedly shoveling snow in front of her house.
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It's actually not unheard of for shoveling snow to lead to a heart attack, especially in people with pre-existing heart disease, the elderly, and those with risk factors like high cholesterol or high blood pressure.
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There were at least two storm-related deaths on Long Island, where one woman suffered a heart attack while shoveling snow and another woman died when a van overturned in a crash, according to news reports.
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On this day in 1935, as recorded in The Times, a teenager named Salvatore Condulucci looked down a manhole while shoveling snow in East Harlem and saw an 8-foot alligator, thrashing in the icy water.
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On this day in 1935, as recorded in The Times, a teenager named Salvatore Condulucci looked down a manhole while shoveling snow in East Harlem and saw an eight-foot alligator, thrashing in the icy water.
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Then, when the smoke finally stops wafting across the Gallatin Valley, I can put away my eyedrops and see clearly which neighbors fail to abide by the Northern Hemisphere's most sacred social contract, shoveling one's sidewalk.
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Known as "Chuck the Chaser" around the East New York neighborhood for his hustle earning money for shoveling snow and helping older residents run errands, Justin was "one of the good ones," as neighbors put it.
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"It's hard to get around, and shoveling snow, especially when it's heavily packed like this, is difficult and strenuous," Mr. Breen said on Saturday, adding that the storm was just the latest to bury the region.
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Another storm-related tragedy occurred Thursday morning when a woman who was shoveling snow in her driveway died after her husband accidentally backed over her with a vehicle, according to police in Pequannock Township, New Jersey.
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Shoveling expletives into the holes where jokes ought to be — a road too often traveled in today's R-rated comedies — the director, John Hamburg, and Ian Helfer produce a screenplay that's shockingly lazy and painfully attenuated.
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We only see Ryan playing with each toy for a few seconds, and by the end he's wading through a huge pile of freshly opened and quickly cast off toys, shoveling them on top of one another.
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In Hampden, a city firefighter and paramedic, Paul Collins, 37, paused from shoveling the street and said some emergency medical workers had to walk as far as four blocks to reach patients because of unplowed neighborhood streets.
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I'm wearing leather sandals as I type this and last month after drinking two martinis at my friend's karaoke birthday party, I started shoveling cake into my mouth without asking first if it was made with dairy.
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Patagonia Powder Bowl Insulated Snow Pants for $265 ($114 off) With the kind of weather that most parts of the country are seeing, you might need these warm, wind- and waterproof pants just for shoveling the driveway.
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When humans settled and began farming, they could no longer walk away from their poo, so they began to distance themselves from it, by accumulating it in pits, dumping it into rivers or shoveling it onto fields.
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CRANSTON, R.I. — A city official who wanted to include an elderly woman in a photo op about a snow shoveling program persuaded a middle-aged man to dress up in a wig, earrings, lipstick and a dress.
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Way in the back, behind a table, a woman is shoveling the popcorn from a big machine into red and white striped cardboard boxes, lining them up one by one next to pitchers of unsweetened iced tea.
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It also includes suburban empty nesters who no longer require bonus rooms and backyards, and perhaps more to the point, have had it up to here with shoveling the driveway, mowing the lawn and cajoling the furnace.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — I'm sure there was a time when I was thrilled by the first snow of the season, but after more than 20 years of shoveling my walkways and driveway, I'm pretty much over it.
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He's a member of our Brooklyn community, shoveling tenants' driveways, taking cleaning supplies from our own kitchen cabinets to ready an apartment for a showing, checking in on an aging, recently widowed landlord who is currently housebound.
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Neither did driving up the company's debt load — then shoveling those costs onto the back of consumers already pissed off by the endless price hikes and abysmal customer service for which the pay TV sector is notorious.
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Previous research has documented the potential for people to face an increased risk of heart attacks and other cardiac problems after storms, often due to overexertion while shoveling show, researchers note in the American Journal of Epidemiology.
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In Pennsylvania, an 8-months pregnant teen was among those who died shoveling snow over the weekend, her family said, while a man who tried to dig out his car in Muhlenberg Township was buried by a snowplow.
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Played by Matthew Kelly in "Toast," Richard Bean's trenchant 1999 comedy of the rhythms of a blue-collar workday, Nellie is treated as a sort of mascot by the men who toil alongside him, mixing and shoveling dough.
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Billionaire mega-donors including Wall Street hedge fund manager Paul Singer and the Ricketts family, which owns the Chicago Cubs baseball team, have been shoveling cash into outside groups in a last-minute rush to take down Trump.
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"Once your feet get cold, your whole body is done," said Mr. Taveras, who was among the workers facing the daunting task of shoveling the snow to keep people from slipping on the checkered floors outside the hotel.
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Now a tenacious and promising luthier, Mr. Smith was swept up in a typical pattern in which the physical demands of his job shoveling coal and operating machinery led him beyond his doctor's initial prescription for pain pills.
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Earlier in the week, a married couple in their 20s died in Indiana in a car crash, a man in Milwaukee was found dead in his garage after shoveling and a man died of hypothermia in Evanston, Ill.
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Earlier in the week, a married couple in their 210s in Indiana died in a car crash, a man in Milwaukee was found dead in his garage after shoveling and a man died of hypothermia in Evanston, Ill.
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His first goal tied the score at 1 with assists from Skinner and McCabe at 11:22 of the second period as he finished off an odd-man rush by shoveling the puck past Niemi at the goal crease.
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But it has before: Foreign Policy's Elias Groll has a good write-up of how documents stolen from philanthropist George Soros's foundation included one note showing Soros's group shoveling hundreds of thousands of dollars to Russian dissident Alexei Navalny.
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There were pattern makers cutting designs, women inserting individual buttons into a little machine that stamped them onto a shirt, men shoveling huge swaths of clothes into industrial washers and dryers, and workers spot-checking zippers and loose threads.
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Dr. Bluestein, who was trained as a mechanical engineer, had not given much thought to the science behind the weather until he was shoveling out his daughter's car from under a snowdrift one evening in January 21962 in Indianapolis.
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But if there is some Silicon Valley billionaire shoveling money into a DAF but then not heeding the spirit of the law — say, Larry Page — we'd know about it, rather than guessing, even if we won't learn their name.
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And after an event in Queens to start a five-borough "launch week" for his campaign, Mr. Massey did not bring City Hall reporters along to observe him shoveling snow in the Bronx or visiting a school in Brooklyn.
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"After the wall fell down, the first thing I did was call the neighbors and they started to remove the wall and they started shoveling the bricks and dirt to find the children," Tina, 30, said, according to Save the Children.
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The Internet gathered in collective shame when Keven O'Bannon posted a video of 101-year-old Richard Mann shoveling the snow off of his neighbor's sidewalk – and we whine whenever we have to brush a light dusting off of our cars.
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To justify its approval, the DOJ signed off on a T-Mobile proposal that would involve shoveling some of T-Mobile's spectrum to Dish Network, which would then build an entirely new, replacement fourth carrier over a period of seven years.
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A sixth shoveling death occurred in Maryland, where a 60-year-old man died of a heart attack on Saturday morning while removing snow outside his home, a spokesman for the Prince George's County Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department said.
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If, somehow, you managed to avoid the blizzard of snow-repeated TV coverage, the flurry of Instagrams hashtagged #winter and #snow, and the deluge of Facebook posts complaining about shoveling, it's probably because you were actually buried in a drift somewhere.
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It's not an entirely visual experience, though, as participants will have a real bowl of cereal in front of them, as well as a spoon strapped to one of Razer's Hydra controllers to translate real-world shoveling motions to virtual reality.
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That agenda waves the flag of the "free market" to justify shoveling more wealth to the already stupendously wealthy, and decries any limits on the pay of CEOs who are the tip of the spear in the war against workers' wages.
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After heavy snowfalls in 2015, Pure put together a roof shoveling team because it did not want clients climbing on their roofs to clear the snow, and it did not want the snow staying there and pushing water into homes.
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The garbage plate has multiple parts, all of it usually contained inside a styrofoam, or hopefully more recyclable container, with steep enough walls so as not to let any of the food fall out while shoveling it in your mouth.
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A Netherlandish artist, from the circle of Rogier van der Weyden — possibly Vrancke van der Stockt — created "Men Shoveling Chairs," a study for a high-relief carving for a pillar that is an amusing exegesis on both movement and chair design.
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What followed was incredible heroism and self-sacrifice on the part of the "liquidators" who fought to get the thing under control: shoveling chunks of fuel back into the reactor and spraying water on the exposed reactor core to keep it cool.
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The police in Passaic, N.J., said the girl was sitting in a running car with her 23-year-old mother, Sashalynn Rosa, and her 1-year-old brother, Messiah Bonilla, while the woman's husband was shoveling out the vehicle on Saturday night.
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Maybe not having sourdough breath can make you more attractive to potential sexual partners, or maybe those who are gluten-free just get down more often because they're not too full from shoveling massive plates of fettuccine into their mouths at dinner.
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While previous studies have linked snow shoveling to an increased risk of heart attacks in the days following major storms, the current study offers fresh insight into this connection by examining several decades of health data for individual patients hospitalized in Quebec.
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The resulting 2,500-word article saw the new secretary of the Department of the Interoir personally shoveling snow from the Lincoln Memorial steps, chatting up tourists, and promising never to close off monuments during a government shutdown like President Barack Obama once did.
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While much of Iremar's day is spent grooming animals and shoveling manure, he uses his spare time to design Galega's costumes, using skin magazine photos as inspiration and fitting the outfits on mannequins he cuts with a small handsaw and pieces together.
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Over the course of the four-and-a-half minute video, Buttigieg demonstrated how to fill a pothole by clearing the area of debris, applying material to hold the fresh asphalt in place, shoveling asphalt onto the pothole and tamping it down.
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This can be achieved by using budget reconciliation instructions to take one more shot at repealing the regulations causing the problem as opposed to shoveling tax dollars at insurance companies in the hopes that premiums will increase less than they otherwise will.
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Regardless of your feelings about the Russia investigation, it's not hard to imagine McConnell's response to being told Russians were interfering in the election while a Putin-connected oligarch was shoveling money into his PAC: If they want to help us, let 'em.
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French rail workers' current, ample benefits — including in some cases, the option of retiring at 52 — date to the first half of the 20th century, when many railway jobs involved hard, physical labor such as shoveling coal and clearing the rails of snow.
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So the federal government is going to end up shoveling tens of billions of dollars every year towards worthless catastrophic coverage... Meanwhile, older Americans are gonna have to pay out the fucking nose for plans that cover anything remotely near their needs.
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Iafallo then put Los Angeles back up by three goals with a power-play goal just before the end of the second period, shoveling in a rebound of an Adrian Kempe shot on the blue ice for his 16th goal of the season.
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Just before his 18th birthday, Musk moved to Canada and worked a series of hard labor jobs, including shoveling grain, cutting logs, and eventually cleaning out the boiler room in a lumber mill for $18 an hour — an impressive wage in 1989.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Patrick Reed played up to his role as pantomime villain at the Presidents Cup on Friday when he made a shoveling gesture during his foursomes match in a defiant reference to his controversial bunker penalty in the Bahamas last week.
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I was there in the colder part of the year, when working outside after a morning shower meant your hair froze into ice splinters, so I spent much of my time inside the riding pavilion, shoveling manure, organizing tacking and nurturing the horses.
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Wearing a Mets hat, Mr. Houlihan worked a laptop and a sound mixer and ran the proceedings as the group began an hour of their typical rapid free-association banter on topics that included shoveling snow and the death of the character actor Abe Vigoda.
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On the bright side, the mood swings in the production here help distract from Iggy herself, who—even with ascendant Rihanna and Tinashe cowriter Bebe Rexha and pop assassin Lauren Edwards guiding her pen—can't resist shoveling out line after line of poorly-considered drivel.
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And definitely don't start shoveling money into the market that you will need for short-term expenses in less than five years, Linda Rogers, a San Diego-based certified financial planner, tells CNBC Make It. If you have a financial plan, stick to it.
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A man was killed on Saturday in a single-vehicle crash in Virginia Beach that police blamed on speed and icy road conditions, and Virginia Tech filmmaker Jerry Scheeler died Friday while shoveling snow outside his new house in Daleville, local news media reported Sunday.
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National Democrats admit they'd rather divert money toward Senate races they actually see as competitive for Democrats, like North Carolina, Colorado, Arizona, and Maine, rather than shoveling it toward a race in an extremely red state where the incumbent's war chest will be massive.
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The Pai repeal not only ended net neutrality, it dramatically cut back the FCC's authority over major broadband providers, shoveling any remaining authority to an FTC critics (like former FCC boss Tom Wheeler) say lacks the authority or resources to actually police telecom giants.
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The bottom line: Even if DJI drones aren't shoveling sensitive data to Beijing, relying on a strategic adversary to supply a crucial technology is an "obvious fail in a great-power competition," says Peter Singer, a senior fellow at the think tank New America.
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But lest you think there will be recordings of you shoveling fried food into your face: "We do not collect any personal information, and the video is deleted within three days of collection," says Jeff Jones, the president and CEO of Evergreen Restaurant Group.
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"Increased exposure to cold, which could be due to spending time outside shoveling snow or other activities, as well as icy and uncleared sidewalks and roadways, seem to be likely suspects for explaining the increase in cold-related admissions and falls requiring admission," Bobb said.
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"First I saw it in the living room, then in the kitchen, and then last it came in my son's room," she told CNN's Sara Ganim, adding that she spent the rest of the night and much of Saturday morning mopping and shoveling the water into buckets.
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"First I saw it in the living room, then in the kitchen, and then last it came in my son's room," she told CNN's Sara Ganim, adding that she spent the rest of the night and much of Saturday morning mopping and shoveling the water into buckets.
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"When you think about the biomechanics of shoveling snow, the biggest challenge of the movement is taken on by the muscles and joints of the back of the body," explains Cris Dobrosielski, a certified strength and conditioning specialist and spokesperson for the American Council on Exercise.
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More than 30 deaths have been attributed to the blizzard that swept through from Friday night to Sunday morning, including traffic fatalities, people who suffered heart attacks while shoveling, several who died of carbon monoxide poisoning while trapped in their cars and a few cases of hypothermia.
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Those earners need to file a Schedule C tax form for self employed workers, he said, and it is best to keep real records of the earned income, like bank deposit slips or a log of when babysitting or snow shoveling took place, and for whom.
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Shoveling cash into new research initiatives that won't breed a return of investment for close to a decade might not be a smart choice for Clover: Though its losses werecushionedin Q1 2019, the startup lost$41 millionin 2018, nearly double the $22 million it lost in 2017.
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Although a few lawmakers expressed doubts about the yawning sums under discussion, with one Republican warning this week against "shoveling money out of a helicopter," the Senate's majority Republicans said they hoped to have a proposal agreed on with President Donald Trump's administration by sometime on Thursday.
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Instead of relying on insurers to "cover" people with expensive pre-existing conditions, and shoveling subsidies their way to cover those costs, the government could put the sickest patients in dedicated risk pools and figure out how to make economies by cutting out the insurance middleman.
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MSRP: $169Early Black Friday Price: $145 Kenwood Excel Juicer — $145 See Details While it's undeniably more enjoyable to scarf down some avocado by shoveling it out with a spoon, it's not exactly a method you would want to use if you're planning on getting your guac on.
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Credit... ABOARD THE UBC CYPRUS IN THE NORTH PACIFIC — On his first ocean voyage seven years ago, Jun Russel Reunir was sent deep into the bowels of a cargo ship, where he shoveled iron ore until his muscles ached — then continued shoveling for a dozen hours more.
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Young professionals seeking more space than they can afford in Manhattan or Brooklyn, empty nesters looking to downsize and leave the snow shoveling to others and, to a lesser extent, millennials moving out of their parents' basements are leading the charge to a more urbanized suburbia.
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You should be prepared for typical accidents that could potentially happen on the road at any time, but during the winter we&aposre also tasked with shoveling snow, scraping ice from our windows, making sure our tires have good traction, maintaining safe tire pressure, and more.
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And while recent years has seen the company abandon its Z-series branding to dabble with another letter at the end of the alphabet before coming back around to Z again, there's a growing feeling that, at least in the U.S., Sony is just kind of shoveling them out.
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Then there was the extended montage of poor Samwell Tarly's adventures in poop shoveling — admittedly, it kind of made us gag a little too, but the delightfully escalating rhythm of the cuts (and the almost musical quality of the slopping liquids) was as spectacular as it was gross.
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For example, if you're going to be out shoveling, make sure to get in a good stretch before you start, push the snow rather than lift it, use your legs and not your back, and stop right away if you feel dizzy or have any tightness in your chest.
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The quiet that accompanies a heavy snowfall is punctuated by the beeping of a bevy of snow clearing vehicles -- some big, some small -- and the shoveling and sweeping of a huge crew of neon clad Capitol grounds workers keeping the many sidewalks and streets around the campus clear.
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Later that same year, Verizon lobbyists went one step further, convincing the FCC to effectively neuter its authority over broadband providers, shoveling any remaining oversight to an FTC experts say lacks the authority or resources to actually police telecom giants on issues of privacy—or much of anything else.
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"So adding squats and lunges to your workout routine is excellent for building up your lower body strength for shoveling, and for any lifestyle activity that involves heavy lifting," he continues (such as lifting a suitcase into the overhead on a plane, or carrying a heavy laundry basket up the stairs).
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"While the Soviet gymnasts were already in Mexico City, adjusting to the altitude and the climate, I was hanging from trees, practicing my floor exercise in the meadow in front of the cottage and building calluses on my hands by shoveling coal," she told The Los Angeles Times in 1990.
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What's particularly striking about this windfall is that though Apple has been a fierce advocate for corporate tax reform — $47 billion is a lot of money after all — Apple CEO Tim Cook has explained over and over again that shoveling billions into his corporate treasury won't boost his investment spending.
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I just can't believe there is a human who is so committed to the Apple ecosystem that they would spend perhaps thousands of dollars to outfit the rooms of their house with HomePods, only to be stuck shoveling more money at Apple so that they can actually play music with those speakers.
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But if you're feeling bad about shoveling animal-killing foods down your gullet, there is hope: groups such as the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil are aiming to make sustainably-raised palm oil, which is harvested only from areas that have previously been cleared without razing any new forests, the industry norm.
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That's why people expect that next year will be a big year in the world of giving — with new millionaires and billionaires shoveling money into controversial vehicles like donor-advised funds, for instance, which are pools of cash that provide immediate tax benefits but aren't required to be disbursed to charities ASAP.
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"I refuse to feel ashamed and upset on a daily basis for not meeting your ridiculous, unobtainable [sic] beauty standards, whilst you sit at a desk all day, shoveling cakes and biscuits down your throats and slagging me and my friends off about our appearance," she wrote in a Facebook post in October 2015.
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The second hammer blow is to its psychological well-being: Even as their economic position has declined, members of the white working class — particularly white working-class men — have seen themselves denounced, often by people who spend more on college education in one year than they earn shoveling dirt, as agents of privilege and oppression.
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You don't control what experiences you have to choose from, and if one player gets sunny, positive ones (or even relatively neutral ones, like "Shoveling snow off the driveway") and you're stuck disbursing experiences like "Falling down a flight of stairs in front of your colleagues," your score will plummet through no fault of your own.
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The television landscape has been radically shifting for some time now, but this year's ceremony officially proved that streaming services' strategy of shoveling out massive amounts of money on content can bring in the kind of prestige wins that transform a network into a powerhouse, and HBO and its establishment peers are right to be worried.
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Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SasseMcConnell takes reins of third coronavirus bill GOP embraces big stimulus after years of decrying it Senate passes House's coronavirus aid bill, sending it to Trump MORE (R-Neb.) took to the floor Tuesday to compare the plan to "shoveling money out of a helicopter" without real concern about its economic effectiveness.
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So Mind the Gap's game plan has been to escape a bidding war by having its donors begin shoveling money behind Democrats only in the fall of an election season — sometimes all on the same day — before Republicans have a chance to notice that they are soon to be outspent by Democrats (and then try to catch up).
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Unfortunately, most of my weekday lunches involve something more along the lines of shoveling an odd assortment of KIND bars, baby carrots, and string cheese into the hole located in the bottom half of my face while I race to make up for the fact that I'm already behind on the million tasks I said I'd complete yesterday, if not before.
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"If we hadn't gone to war in Iraq, if we stop shoveling hundreds of billions of dollars to the Pentagon war machine, if the Bush and Trump tax cuts had never passed, and if we treated taxes as our dues in society, not a burden, we could fund all [these Democratic proposals] and more," said Jonathan Tasini, a progressive strategist.
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Order the food you really want, but try to check in with yourself as you go rather than mindlessly shoveling it into your face, as that'll make it easier to stop when you're full (I accept that this is easier said than done, though, as I often find myself noticing I'm full but wanting to carry on because it's just so damn delicious).
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The public distaste for congenital liars is everywhere present in the polling data and yet the political system bubbles up two people without credibility, each of whom hopes he or she can skate through the campaign minimizing criticism by ignoring it and shoveling out more and more cliches in hopes the great unwashed are not too plugged in to the latest hyperbole.
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There is a scene where the ship is filling with water, and there's people that are working in the lowest part of the ship like shoveling coal into it, and water is flowing in and they're trying to run to the door as it's closing, and then it closes and they're still behind it screaming and banging on the door.
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It was my first snow event in my new house, which has a much longer sidewalk than my old one, and let me tell you: Yes of course shoveling snow can be a workout, and sometimes, when you move your body in unexpected ways lifting heavy piles of the fluffy stuff, that's going to be enough of a workout for the day.
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We as a nation have been privileged to watch some pretty damn spectacular happenings this election season, whether you're talking about the human embodiment of a Shetland pony parading about a line of steaks that doesn't actually exist, or one Texan's unsettlingly lascivious relationship with canned soup, or just a broken man shoveling as much food into his tired, bland mouth as humanly possible.
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Video of the planting from last year shows Trump and Macron shoveling dirt around the sapling as first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE and Macron's wife, Brigitte Macron, watched.
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But when it is new and fresh, there is nothing sweeter: walking through a light snow, the usual sounds magically muffled; experiencing the vicarious thrill of a child's first sledding expedition; seeing a cardinal alight on a bird feeder, red against white; striking up a conversation with a neighbor shoveling on a street where interaction is limited or nonexistent; lighting a fire as snow swirls outside.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersIowa Democrats to issue 'minor correction' to latest caucus results The Hill's Campaign Report: Democrats tout Obama ties as race shifts to New Hampshire Tlaib: DNC rules committee members working on Bloomberg campaign is a 'conflict of interest' MORE (I-Vt.) hats need help shoveling out cars, it's even possible they'll get it from somebody wearing a Trump MAGA hat whose caucus was in the same building.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — If I had asked a Magic 8 Ball last week whether my part of the country was really going to be blanketed by nearly 30 inches of snow, I can only imagine that the answer would have been "IT IS DECIDEDLY SO." That thought amused me as I was shoveling my way through the blizzard and it will continue to amuse me, at least until it is time for my next dose of Motrin.
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The National Safety Council offers these tips for safer shoveling: Check with your doctor if you have a history of heart disease; don't shovel after eating or while smoking; stretch first and start slowly; wherever possible, push rather than lift the snow; if you must lift, don't overload the shovel and use your legs, not your back to raise it; avoid working to the point of exhaustion; and stop immediately if you feel dizzy or develop tightness in your chest.
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It's an act of archiving—recording what you're thinking, what your goals are, what your handwriting looks like, at a very particular moment in time, and then being able to look back and see just how far you've come since you were the 12-year-old who wrote in big pencil letters in a blue plastic spiral-bound homework planner about shoveling snow in a driveway that didn't exist (and also, of course, being able to see just how much you still have in common with her).
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