Everything seemed to run on queues—we were shuffled to one room while the women were shuffled to another, kept somewhere we could never quite place despite touring their properties for hours.
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The great American tech companies shuffled into Davos last week.
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The three suspects shuffled into federal court in leg irons.
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Tuesday is just like Wednesday, except the schedule is shuffled.
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Ronaldo shuffled to the center and sprawled out in front.
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Employees need to be shuffled around and compensation arrangements redone.
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The men appeared resigned but shuffled uncomfortably in their seats.
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I snatched the envelope from him and he shuffled away.
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DENVER — Leia Pierce shuffled out the front door on Tuesday.
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When the dancing started, he watched and shuffled his feet.
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Police officers wearing body armor shuffled in place, looking bored.
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Every month, everyone is shuffled to new levels and partners.
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Some portions quietly shuffled into Google's nascent virtual reality division.
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We shuffled in different lineups, we shuffled in different players, we made a trade at the deadline, and I can't sit here right now and say that the Finals was a part of my thinking.
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The roles of princess and knight and monster get shuffled around.
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Executives are being shuffled around and product divisions are being regrouped.
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Some made a decent sum, while others shuffled through Netflix queues.
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A moment later, the first group of eight detainees shuffled in.
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Bowie and Prince and Phife and Lemmy shuffled off to Valhalla.
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Maloon shuffled through a handful of favorites last spring and summer.
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It recently shuffled the management team overseeing the DC film universe.
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He stared at his phone as he shuffled to the elevator.
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Shakespeare shuffled off his mortal coil 27 years ago this weekend.
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Shakespeare shuffled off his mortal coil 400 years ago this weekend.
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Once, she shuffled across with her feet strapped inside peach baskets.
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Without him, the Warriors have shuffled to a 13-48 record.
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In the center circle, Alex Ferguson shuffled from foot to foot.
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Soldiers are being shuffled from one border station to the next.
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I slid off my covers and shuffled out of my room.
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We just shuffled the org chart, I now report to Dan.
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Getting peacefully shuffled out of the narrative is way better than dying.
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Someone you shuffled into the friend category may show greater, uh, benefits.
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They both shuffled past the unnerving Shining twins on the way out.
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As he spoke, Republicans shuffled into the chamber and took their seats.
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Then the jury shuffled back to their isolated room for more discussion.
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The players grabbed their belongings and shuffled away in search of sleep.
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I deleted paragraphs, shuffled them around, and pasted them back into place.
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Rocket Internet has shuffled the online takeout pack of cards once again.
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Meanwhile, Mario Lopez — who plays Vince Fontaine — shuffled around the dance floor.
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The crowd at Quicken Loans Arena shuffled to the exits in disbelief.
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Deposition dates were shuffled around on Monday to accommodate events honoring Rep.
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Woodfox shuffled when he walked, as if shackles still connected his feet.
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Some shuffled across the lobby to have dinner at the hotel restaurant.
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On Monday, most viewers shuffled in and out without throwing any breadcrumbs.
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Most are shuffled between offices every few years, cutting any successes short.
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To hear emotions shuffled and manipulated so transparently — this is what's scary.
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As the two movie stars stared quizzically, Mr. Redmayne quickly shuffled off, mortified.
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Kelli O'Hara, frequent nom and first-time winner, shuffled off stage in glee.
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Some teenagers shuffled, reluctant to have to go through the ritual at all.
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Trust in institutions, after a long fight, also shuffled off this mortal coil.
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I got shuffled out on that second stage and that bummed me out.
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Before, you were called something else and you guys have shuffled the org.
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While Grace shuffled around in the attic above him, Peter grew increasingly uncomfortable.
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While some dancers moved with exacting discipline, others shuffled to their own rhythms.
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Instead of whirling in his white boxing shoes with red tassels, he shuffled.
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I was shuffled roughly into the vehicle, in back next to the moldie.
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Homeless men pushed grocery carts, and addicts shuffled up and down the sidewalk.
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For 18 months, he shuffled through various detention centers across the United States.
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Ms. Fuchs, still standing, shuffled her feet with enthusiasm (and more audible sobs).
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But the elderly exorcist shuffled past, leaving the Colombian grumbling, though not demonically.
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And for several days, as lawmakers and lobbyists shuffled past, no one noticed.
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Darnell is in the fourth grade and has already shuffled through four schools.
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It was painful to watch as he gathered them up and shuffled off.
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The dancers shuffled across the room with subtle bounces, like pebbles skimming water.
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As I shuffled onto the train, I felt a hand on my elbow.
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Perhaps that's why the service has been shuffled around and was eventually shuttered.
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I don't know whether I should have rebelled or resisted being shuffled along.
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Others bounced their shoulders, nodded their heads, shuffled their feet in a two-step.
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He has also shuffled 22022 of the provincial governorships (governors are second-in-command).
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He was almost 70 and shuffled his feet when he walked—clomp, clomp, clomp.
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Cramer shuffled the hypothetical, pet care-focused exchange-traded fund he assembled last year.
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This plant has been shuffled through so many human hands over so many millennia.
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Travelers were then shuffled into a replacement plane to finish their journey to Sacramento.
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In June, Abiy shuffled METEC's board and appointed, among others, the widow of Meles.
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I snagged some free peanut M&M's and shuffled onward into my personal hellscape.
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There lines of washed-out students shuffled towards grey plates in an orderly fashion.
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Unable to maintain a standstill, they shuffled back and forth, talking at each other.
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I shuffled my possessions into my car as the cellphone networks and internet crashed.
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But other content gets shuffled around all the time, and it's really not abnormal.
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I noticed the difficulty she had walking as she shuffled slowly back and forth.
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We're told they were shuffled onstage together very quickly to run through their bit.
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The scraps are folded, shuffled, and distributed to the players, who examine them discreetly.
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The president smiled as White House aides quickly shuffled reporters out of the room.
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There are three more shuffled Hollywood stars in the puzzle, so go find them.
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People shuffled past, including your correspondent, to catch a glimpse of the deceased tyrant.
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Brooks was quickly shuffled off for an emergency C-section that saved her life.
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He has shuffled between the public housing authorities of Chicago, Philadelphia and Cambridge, Mass.
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For the next, he shuffled a few feet to his right to grab it.
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For his next post, he may be shuffled around again to another distant diocese.
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Release dates get shuffled around, rumors abound, and news seemingly drops at every turn.
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She shuffled a deck of cards and dealt, and they were off, playing rummy.
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When we shuffled into that town of the dead, they put us in pens.
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When Pegula came back with $1.4 billion, Trump once again shuffled away empty handed.
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Telephone wedged between his head and shoulder, he smoked a cigar and shuffled papers.
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Senior staff members have been shuffled into jobs far outside their areas of expertise.
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And it has shuffled executives, after losing its chief financial officer, Spencer Neumann, to Netflix.
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I was shuffled from room to room, and tried my hardest to fail every exam.
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As Trump has shuffled officials, it's often a Pompeo ally who emerges from the fray.
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A few minutes after this video was taken, I somehow shuffled myself into a wheelchair.
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Then there's Oculus, Facebook's virtual reality company that has shuffled its key workers amid scandals.
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The more we clear land and take habitat, the more the [gators] are getting shuffled.
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Similar to Republicans, some Democratic senators have shuffled in and out of the committee room.
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Though members of the impromptu choir rotated as senators shuffled around the floor, Democratic Sens.
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This how-to enchantment ended after another year of shuffled credit cards and unexpected expenses.
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The Flyers' rookie coach, Dave Hakstol, shuffled his lineup for the win-or-else game.
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A year or so earlier, Joe had shyly shuffled up to me with a question.
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But San Jose came back in the third period after DeBoer shuffled his line combinations.
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"We shuffled the deck after two periods and went down to three lines," Peters said.
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But would your cat gnaw your face if you shuffled off this mortal coil unexpectedly?
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Then Mr. Sayoc shuffled toward one of the courtroom's exits and glanced toward the gallery.
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The new widower Dan (Goodman), meanwhile, shuffled through the episode as if half dead himself.
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It was an interesting study in the allure of reduction, but shuffled, rather than strode.
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The scoreboard shuffled with every competitor like a train station departure board with flipping numbers.
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As he was shuffled through the system, Mr. Polite said, he found purpose in volunteering.
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In 623, they shuffled off, ignominiously, to Oklahoma City to be reborn as the Thunder.
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Videos posted on Twitter showed volunteers shouting "hand sanitizer" as supporters shuffled into the room.
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He shuffled in my direction, put his hands down on the table, and leaned over.
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He pulled the photos from their sleeve and shuffled through them on the way home.
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As we wandered past wreaths and strings of Christmas lights, aides shuffled through stately rooms.
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Now the shells have been shuffled, and the PEA has landed inside the WALNUT shell.
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As she shuffled and turned, the snake trailed out from beneath her like a tail.
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After lining up my class outside, we shuffled back into the building, preparing for round two.
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Nigeria's dollar-denominated eurobonds shuffled higher as investors waited on the first flurry of regional results.
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As a child, Pinkney was shuffled from home to home, and his adoptive parents were violent.
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The company shuffled other leaders across its sprawling operations last year amid its disappointing share performance.
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Rather than being moved to somewhere safer, public housing residents are shuffled from place to place.
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That moment goes to Allie Pressman (Kathryn Newton) herself, who is shuffled into a shadowy van.
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"Sexual offenders in the tech industry just get shuffled around," said Ladd, the CEO of Callisto.
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Then the screenwriters shuffled them around to figure out who should be matched up with whom.
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Clouthier nervously shuffled the Post-its she had set on the table in front of her.
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There are shuffled mic sounds; we catch a glimpse of Lambert's unsmiling face, sans stage makeup.
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They then quickly shuffled out to attend another event at the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum.
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On Thursday morning, staff shuffled between shelves bagging and packing sundries, ready to send them out.
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Defenseman Erik Gustafsson shuffled a pass to Jonathan Toews at the top of the right circle.
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What percentage of tax revenue will be shuffled around and how much credit will be extended?
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The Cavs shuffled their lineup again in what could be a significant step toward the postseason.
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Both Trump and Giuliani shuffled their ideologies like cards in a casino, but give Bloomberg credit.
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"The cards are being shuffled again for the last game," said Germany team manager Oliver Bierhoff.
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In packs and throngs, people still shuffled toward this huge stadium on the outskirts of Paris.
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LePage consistently favored heavy-handed tactics that shuffled dealers and users into the criminal justice system.
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Not too shabby for an artist who shuffled off this mortal coil almost 20 years ago.
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He has shuffled the leadership at the top and promoted a young cadre to new posts.
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The county clerk and treasurer shuffled the deck, then fanned them out like a blackjack dealer.
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The exhibition is split into stages, of which you're shuffled around in an Ikea-like flow.
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Others shuffled to port-a-potties and foot-powered sinks to shave and brush their teeth.
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Bells rang out from the church as people shuffled to work and students filed into classrooms.
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"We just, for like five minutes, we just shuffled through it, not talking," Jackee told KSL.
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Universities shuffled resources away from humanities and liberal arts toward STEM over the last three decades.
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A nervous-looking sixteen-year-old with a mop of blond hair shuffled toward the platform.
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Every day I randomly shuffled the flowers around, to ensure that positioning wouldn't explain the outcomes.
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Finally, he shuffled across the apartment and stood on the brink of the bedroom, looking in.
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SOTTOSUOLO Nicola Marzovilla has shuffled things around a bit at I Trulli, his Southern Italian restaurant.
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I was always that person who held up the line while people behind me shuffled impatiently.
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I thought of Baton Rouge while they boogie-oogie-oogied, and of Minnesota while they shuffled.
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At the start of the performance, he shuffled through two rows of framed pictures lining the floor.
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Underperforming officials in China often get shuffled to less-influential jobs or are allowed to resign quietly.
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But the order is shuffled: Harris holds the top slot, mentioned by 13% of potential Democratic voters.
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Liability thus limited, we traveled down the hallway toward the back of the building and shuffled inside.
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Screenshot: GizmodoYour usual playlists, the ones you've created yourself, can still only be shuffled on mobile devices.
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Tattooed and heavily pierced with a shock of blue-gray hair, he shuffled around uneasily on stage.
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Bautista was at third base and Ezequiel Carrera moved into right field as Gibbons shuffled his lineup.
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Finally, I shuffled over to a tiny basketball court, where two employees held basketballs in their hands.
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It makes total sense that Jay isn't likely to support another Black body being shuffled into prison.
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Emma remembers being shuffled between babysitters, and even when she was with her mother, she was distant.
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Hundreds of people shuffled into the church for Tuesday's service, which included a two-hour public viewing.
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It was the second time Wal-Mart has shuffled its e-commerce decks after it acquired Jet.
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They don't want to be shuffled off to an anonymous high-rise while developers make big profits.
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The plane descended onto the runway in Freetown, Sierra Leone, and the passengers shuffled into the airport.
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A total of $750 million has been shuffled from other government healthcare funds, including ObamaCare and Ebola.
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After every two-card set is turned over, the cards were machine-shuffled before the next roll.
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These bands that got on stage and shuffled around looking at the floor with really intense music.
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Some of the parents and children have spent months apart, shuffled to facilities all over the country.
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The children and their mothers shuffled down the dank, dim hallway, and the doors closed behind them.
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He then keeps the painting for himself as he's shuffled between various living situations over the years.
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First, a double-file procession of "Star Wars" cosplayers, 130 in all, shuffled silently across the asphalt.
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I shuffled on, like a mouse in a maze; twenty minutes became an hour, then two hours.
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When it was over, and the audience was happily dazed, the Safdies and their collaborators shuffled onstage.
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As we shuffled along in our shoe-cover booties, it felt like we were getting away with something.
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But there are also curses like Doubt that, once applied to a character, get shuffled into the deck.
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There's no "play" button, only options to add to a playlist or listen to shuffled with other songs.
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A few residents who stayed behind rode around on bikes, or shuffled by with gas cans for generators.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday shuffled the hypothetical, pet care-focused exchange-traded fund he assembled last year.
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The stress, disease and danger of being carelessly shuffled across borders was too much for half the group.
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By contrast, "The Strain" plunges into its third season with a heady mix of shuffled alliances and backstory.
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Felicie Cormier, who died within two days after Meilleu, was 118 when she shuffled off this mortal coil.
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While Hernandez has been shuffled between courtrooms and jail cells, his former teammates and friends have become superstars.
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Jordan shuffled his feet, guiding Stoudamire to his left side, his offhand, and Stoudamire momentarily took the bait.
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But the Tibetan spiritual leader was shuffled out through a back door, dodging a pile of garbage bags.
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A white couple said this as they shuffled away from my mother and me at a grocery store.
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She shuffled to the fridge and pulled out an overripe pineapple and a half-full Ozark water bottle.
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The mental athletes are memorizing the order of a shuffled deck of cards by both suit and rank.
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Delays aren't exactly uncommon in Hollywood, but Avatar has been shuffled around to a comical extent since 2009.
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Juul suspended all product advertising in the U.S. Crosthwaite also shuffled the company's structure and cut 500 jobs.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 shuffled 0.2% higher, back towards 4-year highs helped by upbeat chipmaker shares.
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Herrera has been shuffled throughout the lineup this week as he tries to break out of a slump.
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A family feud shuffled the leadership structure of the family business, real-estate developer Sun Hung Kai Properties.
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At the end of Friday's match, Sock shuffled his feet and pretended his racket was a fencing foil.
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The companies will adjust strategies and even the whole industry will be shuffled according to the new regulations.
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After her death, he was raised in foster care, shuffled among homes in the Bronx and New Jersey.
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Curiosity killed the cat, and I shuffled to the profile that stretched across 14 pages of the magazine.
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Cizikas went in untouched, shuffled the puck and backhanded a shot past Bobrovsky at the 7:06 mark.
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Chris Moon pressed play and messed with the volume while I shuffled through the papers on my desk.
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Most of my fellow reporters looked straight ahead; some seemed to ignore his comments, while others shuffled nervously.
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Crime Scene The old man shuffled along West 10th Street on Thursday toward the police station in Manhattan.
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Duclair then shuffled the puck as he eluded ex-teammate Pageau before firing a shot under Varlamov's glove.
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I shuffled to my suitcase, grabbed a bandanna and tied it loosely around the wounds on my head.
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That deck then has to be shuffled at least seven times by the precinct chair or site lead.
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House Democrats have shuffled the dates of scheduled depositions in their impeachment inquiry because of events honoring Rep.
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Ms. Schweitzer liked what she saw on the dance floor as Mr. Garza and her friend shuffled along.
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The radio crackled, and he shuffled down the hill toward the shelter, his sandals scraping in the dirt.
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Wells Fargo in July 2019 shuffled senior leadership across several units, including one of Weiss&aposs direct reports.
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These are common on Wall Street when executives are shuffled or depart to make way for younger managers.
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Mr. Bayh shuffled to the door to greet me, keeping one hand on his wife, Kitty, for balance.
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No one shuffled out when the story was over, but actually stayed to talk with their new friends.
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My friend looked at the tampon, then looked at me, and then just kind of shuffled away, mortified.
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Carmelo Anthony opened a door, ducked his head inside the arena and then shuffled across the court in socks.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is still on top, but other parts of the Facebook universe have gotten shuffled around.
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Though many things have shuffled and shifted on the show throughout the years, the game's format remains mostly unchanged.
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He led the center in an apparent retreat, while the two sides casually shuffled forward into a semi-circle.
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In the ticket hall, a protest march in miniature shuffled toward the gates, already lifting placards and chanting slogans.
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As I shuffled past tote bags and beanies, the white noise I clocked on entry ratcheted up in pitch.
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The deck of cards that is traditional Star Wars memes is being shuffled in a new and interesting way.
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Think of the famous board game: Deeds are shuffled around from player to player, but the board never changes.
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The acceptance speeches started — but then the stage started looking a little chaotic as people shuffled on and off.
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Companies that have remained have shuffled personnel out of the country over the last two years because of unrest.
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One of El Chapo's lawyers made a joke about doing the moonwalk as he shuffled out of the courtroom.
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They would then be placed into a clear bowl, shuffled, a canister will be picked and the winner revealed.
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He established Tent City, an infamous outdoor jail where inmates wore pink underwear and shuffled around in chain gangs.
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Babcock shuffled two other lines Monday, moving Connor Brown to the top line in place of William Nylander. 1.
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He may still be in Purgatory, but I believe that he has somehow shuffled his way out of Hell.
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Collins shuffled other parts of the order, after the Mets had scored just twice in their previous three games.
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Calls won't be shuffled off to No More Voicemail's third-party system until you reject or ignore the call.
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She left the flowers in the kitchen and shuffled back into the living area, where I was still standing.
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Shortly after ten o'clock, three judges in long black robes shuffled into Courtroom 2 and sat at the bench.
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Russian extras in wool military outfits carried fake rifles and shuffled from side to side trying to keep warm.
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It has also shuffled its management after activist investor Jana Partners revealed a 5 percent stake in the company.
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She said she contacted the public advocate's office after months of being shuffled from one shelter to the next.
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Washington (CNN)Republican senators couldn't escape the question as they shuffled to the Senate floor for votes Monday night.
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The Phillies had previously been shuffled off for not being awful enough, and today the Rockies get the boot.
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Few medieval playing cards survive, as they were tactile objects — shuffled, dealt, and traded until they deteriorated from touch.
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They shuffled, arm-in-arm down the wooden aisle, quietly joking to one another as they left the Church.
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Just two days earlier, the San Francisco bank shuffled its top management to give more responsibility to Mr. Sloan.
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The Public shuffled its lineup to move the topical production from summer to spring to enable a longer run.
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He even shook hands with the third-base coach as he shuffled backward toward the embrace of exuberant teammates.
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Just because Apple shuffled things around a couple months ago didn't mean it was out of the car business.
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All candidates are selected by the party, and officials serve one term before being shuffled off to another post.
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Ms. Taracena pleaded guilty to illegally entering the country, and was shuffled among several immigration detention facilities in Texas.
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As the Spanish players shuffled by, Dunn closed her hand and offered a glancing fist bump to each one.
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As Scott Cacciola wrote in The Times: "The crowd at Quicken Loans Arena shuffled to the exits in disbelief."
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I told him that he presumed wrong and shuffled to the edge of the bed like a sulking child.
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A billion thoughts raced through my brain as wooden hangers shuffled back and forth in the cramped hotel closet.
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Kushner, clad in charcoal-colored pants and a black quilted down vest, shuffled up, hands jammed in his pockets.
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We offered our congratulations, then shuffled past to let in other friends who had been waiting on the periphery.
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They shuffled through papers and chairs as a crowd gathered around the debris where the school had once stood.
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In 2013, it took more than 60 days and the government only lasted 10 months before being re-shuffled.
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Its diplomatic postings in the United States were shuffled, and Cabinet members ceased to respond to campaign statements. Sen.
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A river of marchers dressed in white blocked out the streets as they shuffled their way through the city.
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And as they did with Mr. Gorsuch, the major networks shuffled their prime-time schedules to accommodate the drama.
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Once the monkeys started using the signals to grab the right objects, the researchers shuffled them into new assignments.
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Kane and center Jonathan Toews have continued to play at a high level while pieces have shuffled around them.
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Nest, the smart-device unit under Google's Alphabet that recently shuffled its executives, is trying to capitalize on that.
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"The president has totally shuffled the politics on this issue in a way that's pretty remarkable," he told Vox.
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Another question is what type of system the FCC will introduce once all the available spectrum has been shuffled around.
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The Semi timing was shuffled, Musk said, in part to get production of the Tesla Model 3 back on schedule.
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This isn't the first time that voice data gathered by Alexa has accidentally been shuffled off to the wrong place.
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Democrats also shuffled some veteran lawmakers into new positions to prepare for pending battles with the Trump White House. Sen.
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You'll find them in a very small section at Apple stores and shuffled under the "Music" section on Apple's website.
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Zimbabwe's president, Emmerson Mnangagwa, shuffled his cabinet, naming technocrats to key posts, signalling his desire to revive a stagnating economy.
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As I shuffled through them, the image of my semi-naked self immediately set off a spiral of self-loathing.
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The way Cuba Gooding Jr. plays it, he looked a little disappointed as he shuffled his way into the house.
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A month earlier, the company had shuffled its executive ranks, and named Jeffery Boyd as president and later, chief executive.
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Last season, they shuffled through four starters at the position -- Rajon Rondo, Michael Carter-Williams, Isaiah Canaan and Jerian Grant.
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Vertical farming is an indoor operation in which the produce is held in trays that can be shuffled around robotically.
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Trapped in what appears to be a political death spiral, the bilious billionaire has once again shuffled his leadership team.
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The supervisor of elections chose to have Shearon and Clarke each draw a card from a new, freshly shuffled deck.
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The 26-year-old was later shuffled to guard and then center, where he started 15 games a season ago.
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I watched as Peyton Manning shuffled and shouted, and came to hate people who yell Omaha whenever he's behind center.
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Around him, fans shuffled quietly out of the arena and the dozen workers in the catwalks made their way down.
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He danced and shuffled for nearly 10 minutes before Foreman appeared in a red velvet robe with a blue sash.
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It is hard for us to know when we get shuffled from one official to the next, to the next.
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If Jared hadn't shuffled the company's last dollars to a "clickfarm" in Bangladesh, then the D.A.U. numbers would have flatlined.
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Zijderveld shuffled the company's management, appointing a new chief digital officer and three new general managers in its top markets.
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The timeline of "The Accountant" is so arbitrary that the subplots seem shuffled like pieces of an unfinished jigsaw puzzle.
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Two guards with long guns watched as the prisoners, wearing cuffs on their ankles and wrists, shuffled toward the transport.
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I felt like an enormous baby for feeling so testy and tired and grumpy as I shuffled through my day.
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When she failed to respond again, a lawyer who volunteers to help immigrants in preliminary hearings shuffled through her documents.
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In reaction to the public outcry, he was shuffled once again, this time to become "special adviser" to Mr. Seehofer.
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As MacDonald and I shuffled through patients to his office, I asked him how often this sort of thing happens.
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Huawei has shuffled its leadership in Washington to shift its focus from sales to repairing relations with the U.S. government.
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Animals from endangered shelters are being shuffled to safer places, and rescue organizations can be even more stretched than usual.
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No state allows money to be shuffled into a trust in response to a lawsuit, a practice called fraudulent conveyance.
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Poor and black residents were shuffled to the south when the city demolished public housing in the 1960s and 1970s.
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Surrounded by attorneys and police, Stone shuffled through the crowd and slid into a black SUV without making any remarks.
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Having just secured a multi-million-pound deal for his university, he wasn't about to be shuffled off into retirement.
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He shuffled between the Rockies and Class AAA for two more seasons, and then vacationed in Australia in late 2013.
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Wojciechowski assumed a spot in the rotation in place of struggling Tim Adleman, who has been shuffled to the bullpen.
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For years, Sanchez shuffled up and down the streets of Chicago's Little Village with a freezer cart full of popsicles.
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"The president has totally shuffled the politics on this issue in a way that's pretty remarkable," Buck previously told Vox.
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Athletes were flown to the U.S. Olympic Training Center and shuffled through the Gold Room, where anthropometric measurements were taken.
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Over the past two years, the world's top 10 happiest countries have remained the same, but have slightly shuffled positions.
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After her arraignment, she was transported to another building, where she was shuffled between concrete pods for various booking processes.
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Despite the harsh sentences, most defendants remained stony- faced as they were shuffled out after their brief time in the stand.
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Photobucket has been shuffled between new owners over the years and is now a far tinier company than it once was.
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The curved TV is being quietly shuffled away from the limelight to make way for newer, and better, fads in televisions.
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But this series, while still centered on the classic Max and Liz love story, has shuffled the cards just a bit.
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It's been months since Harambe shuffled off this mortal coil after an unfortunate and widely discussed incident at the Cincinnati Zoo.
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Said group is then shuffled off to another community because that's not as bad as leaving them all in the wilderness.
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Between August and November, Fnatic shuffled its roster so much that the team hasn't had a chance to catch its breath.
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Polo found the photograph a week after Michelle's death as he laid in bed and shuffled through pictures on her phone.
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Tom MacArthur, a New Jersey Republican and a leader of the Tuesday Group told reporters as he shuffled onto the elevator.
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Display shelving is on two walls to spread out works of all sizes that get shuffled around as things are drying.
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Walsvick testified that two adult siblings — one male and one female — "shuffled as they walked" and were prone to bone fractures.
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As he grew older and sicker, Bill shuffled around the house in slippers and didn't seem as physically threatening, Christal said.
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Living in the 19th century, Rachel doesn't have much choice in her life than to be shuffled from suitor to suitor.
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He speaks quickly, doesn't take questions and as soon as he's done, he's shuffled off stage, not to be seen again.
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He and fifty-one other prisoners were shuffled into the hallway and told to stand, shoulder to shoulder, in two rows.
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When he shuffled out of the fitting room in his stocking feet, Weitz slipped a narrow cobalt-blue jacket on him.
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While speaking, he shuffled his papers and at times seemed to lose his place, prompting him to apologize at the end.
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On a chilly Friday morning in April, 2000,212.9 Star Wars fans shuffled through security lines and into Wintrust Arena in Chicago.
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In response, the company has shuffled its C-suite and instituted a 3-point plan intended to turn the company around.
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Whenever I shuffled out to haul him in, he'd come trotting right up as if wondering where I'd been all morning.
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In Trump's fiscal year 24 budget plan, released Monday, numbers typically highlighted upfront are shuffled or stuffed away into back sections.
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On May 1, Mets fans shuffled to their jobs still stinging from a 23-5 loss the day before in Washington.
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As the candidates shuffled off the stage to mingle with supporters, Warren approached Sanders but declined to shake his outstretched hand.
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These breaks can cause DNA fragments to rearrange; genes are shuffled in unexpected ways that could lead to abnormal cellular functions.
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Netflix has shuffled some top executives in recent months, adding chief product officer Greg Peters and feature film boss Scott Stuber.
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Questions about Walton's job security persisted throughout the season as he shuffled rotations and lineups, searching for solutions that never materialized.
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Because he writes minimalist and visually distinctive poetry, Lax sometimes gets lumped into the categories of concrete or visual poetry — Aram Saroyan's seminal "lighght" is the obvious precedent here — but Lax's "light" poem, a deck of cards being shuffled and re-shuffled, evinces a manic verbal energy that seems as much aural as it is visual.
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For the better part of two years, Thompson shuffled between his job and his apartment, smoking weed and drinking himself to sleep.
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He scored a goal and set up three others in 10 games with Florida before being shuffled to Colorado on Feb. 25.
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He's shuffled between the private and public sectors throughout his career — from the Clinton administration to work at Texaco and Coca-Cola.
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He realized that no one had actually ever asked him before; instead he was usually just suspended or shuffled off to detention.
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These can be shuffled together to make new words, and tweaked individually so that they fit harmoniously into their new sonic homes.
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I climbed the steps to my first-floor apartment, unlocked two security doors, turned three more locks, then shuffled in, finally alone.
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The single currency shuffled sideways at $1.1247 after falling 1.2 percent last week, its biggest weekly loss in more than six months.
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The big screen shows three pucks being shuffled around, and Brandon must chose which of them has the mystery prize underneath it.
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The work consists of an illuminated "EXIT" sign, beside which EU country codes are constantly shuffled, just like an electromechanical flip clock.
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The CEO recently shuffled the company's management, appointing a new chief digital officer and three new general managers in its top markets.
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Over the next several years, Angie was shuffled from office to office in Kafka-esque fashion, leaving her feeling hopeless and despondent.
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They were shuffled from 1942 to 1945 among three prison camps, which had small army-style barracks with open showers and toilets.
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The dancers form clusters and move forward in succinct, shuffled hops while undulating and arching their backs to send their gazes up.
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Leroy's half sisters were shuffled off to their blood mother's relatives, and he was left to live with cousins who mistreated him.
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As the store began to fill up, Mr. Finch shuffled down the aisles to meet and greet, a man in constant motion.
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"We skipped Audra McDonald," Mr. Obama said quietly to the aide, as staffers shuffled papers and scrambled to locate the proper script.
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Abolafia admitted he didn't love taking pictures of Jackie Kennedy because he felt she was always being shuffled to and from events.
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As the machine made its typical "chug, chug, chug" noise, attendees squirmed in their seats, looked at their feet and shuffled papers.
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He spent the next six weeks being shuffled around detention facilities while Alyse was left to care for their two children alone.
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Mr. Conniff recalled spending many hours being shuffled from floor to floor with paperwork before hiring an expediter to get the permits.
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Pat Contri shuffled barefoot on the floor of his game room, black hair wet from the shower and curling above his eyes.
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Nearby, 11-year-old Moataz Nasser, wearing pajamas as he shuffled to the village shops, boasted of being up until 4 a.m.
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Historically, Vietnam's coffee hasn't ended up in production streams that pride visibility: instead, it's shuffled into instant coffee or mass-market mixes.
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Think of Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks": Surely that loner at the diner counter shuffled home to sleep, and smoke, on his foldaway bed.
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Taveras shuffled off the field with his Cardinals teammates that night, as the Giants mobbed the hitter, Travis Ishikawa, at home plate.
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He had been shuffled from parish to parish any time anyone made a complaint against him over the course of 30 years.
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But tax policy is fickle, and every percentage point change means millions or billions of dollars being shuffled around the US economy.
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He was a man you would not notice, or if you did, not wish to touch as he shuffled behind the cart.
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I finally found the right group, and we shuffled up the steps to the entrance and were held up by other groups.
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Following our conversation, he rose carefully from his chair, grabbed the cane he now depended on, and shuffled out of the room.
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The big picture: Italy has shuffled through 17 prime ministers over the last 30 years, second only to Japan among G7 countries.
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A guy who shuffled around his office in bunny slippers with a stethoscope around his neck because he felt comfortable that way.
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Mr. Putin said allegations that his friends shuffled $2 billion among several shell companies were an American plot to undermine Russian unity.
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Encountering a long line of customers waiting to buy magazines and lottery tickets, her personal assistant, Paul (burly, doting), shuffled her out.
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He methodically measured alcohol levels and temperatures then shuffled over to a wobbly desk to record the data in a broad ledger.
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As I shuffled along, those around me would sigh with annoyance or bark their own versions of the New Yorker's Excuse me.
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One of the defendant's attorneys, Thomas Zehnle, shuffled a deck of cards before starting up a poker game with his fellow lawyers.
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In recent months, the top competitors in the race have constantly shuffled, with Biden often on the losing end of the stick.
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The kids wouldn't get shuffled to and from school and math tutors and track practice and doctors appointments and gymnastics and sleepovers.
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Four of the prisoners shuffled through the court to Hall 7, a wood-panelled chamber with a ceiling of egg-yolk yellow.
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Once I'd initialled all the pages, the agent picked up the stack, shuffled it into line, and returned it to the folder.
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He replaced or shuffled crucial posts of power in the party and military and executed potential threats, including his uncle, Jang Song-thaek.
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Residents shuffled in and out — some grabbing free coffee and juice, some lounging around on their phones or watching movies on their laptops.
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For the second consecutive session, early weakness in markets turned to strength by the time U.S. stocks closed as investors shuffled their portfolios.
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It plays more like a bunch of ideas for scenes that were sketched on index cards, then shuffled and played in that order.
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Instead, they checked their phones for missed calls from their parents, and quickly shuffled off to find an autorickshaw to take them home.
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But I did choose everyone myself [the team was eight-strong at one point, but has been re-shuffled to feature five women].
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When the movie version of WikiLeaks arrived, she was a bit part, shuffled on and offscreen in the course of a few minutes.
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Alphabet then shuffled developers from the Nest team into Google to work on its smart home platform after shutting down the Revolv hub.
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His life was so different compared to Deja's difficult life as an unwanted child who has been shuffled around the foster care system.
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Several general partners have shuffled in and out of the science-focused fund in recent years, leaving her as one of nine partners.
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Mr. Maharidge asked the accounting agency for help finding Private Mulligan in 2011, but "I just ended up getting shuffled around," he said.
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He's quickly shuffled off of the Moon along with a young woman named Chan Qi, who got pregnant — a violation of local regulations.
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The idea is that interesting or rare genes shuffled or lost over centuries of humanity's travel and intermarriage may still be present there.
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When they showed up, they learned that they no longer had jobs, before being shuffled off to a separate meeting to discuss benefits.
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Rick Nash, who had a career-best 229 goals last season, has only 12 this season and has been shuffled around various lines.
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The company recently shuffled its sales organization, blending its sizable display ad sales team with its analytics team, which provides Web measurement tools.
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Arpaio is also known for establishing Tent City, an infamous outdoor jail where inmates wore pink underwear and shuffled around in chain gangs.
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Moleza shuffled out onto the mats and plopped himself down in front of a small blue belt sporting a newly purchased Cascagrossa kimono.
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Apple has shuffled some of the duties of its top executives, shifting responsibility for the Siri automated assistant to software head Craig Federighi.
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Significant breakthroughs remain years or even decades away Maybe next year, I thought as I shuffled out of the convention center that morning.
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In the four years that followed the young labour activist was shuffled through six different jails, enduring beatings from guards and other inmates.
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Viacom's new CEO, Bob Bakish, has improved relations with distributors, found financing for Paramount Pictures after Chinese investors dropped out and shuffled programming.
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Friends of Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, have shuffled $2 billion through a network of banks and offshore firms, the ICIJ claims.
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Trudeau shuffled his cabinet in July, stressing the need to diversify trade away from the United States while leaving key ministers in place.
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" Margaret shuffled her feet and hesitated before saying, "There are a few different ones ... but ... not all of them took the same survey.
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Since then, amid lawsuits from investors and investigations by federal agencies, Lumber Liquidators has shuffled senior management and worked to improve product quality.
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On a recent breezy Friday night, patrons shuffled into the restaurant wearing backward baseball hats, baggy pants and shirts stamped with palm trees.
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Sena says the DCCC has shuffled its staff and hired and trained local staff in key districts to better reflect each region's voters.
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Chants of "They fly high as we march by" and "Enough is enough" lessened, shoes shuffled, and marchers whispered as they walked on.
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Shortly after she arrived, the students, whose ages were about 19433 to 15 — shuffled into the tiny Midvale School and the lesson began.
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At the base of the mountain, I shuffled off the train and onto a cable car along with a handful of European backpackers.
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During the first few months, Enrique and Emma shuffled between their children's apartments, sleeping on their beds while the children slept on couches.
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I shuffled at my sluggish pace toward the subway and wondered what Dunia would make of the small fortune dangling from my arm.
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The commotion caused my dad to come in, and he quickly shuffled away to the bedroom once he realized what was going on.
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It is a far cry from Jonathan Kent's 2015 Broadway revival, whose star-studded cast shuffled through realistically detailed early-20th-century interiors.
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Betances shuffled his left leg and then his right ever so slightly, drawing a balk call from the home plate umpire Ben May.
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But at the last minute, the alliance came back together and, appeasing Mr. Mattarella, shuffled Mr. Savona to the Ministry of European Affairs.
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For the next 10 months, he shuffled among an organic farm, a refugee camp at the county fairgrounds and encampments along rural highways.
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Mr. Weinstein, who had back surgery recently, has shuffled into court slightly hunched with the help of a walker and often looks frail.
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Sydney is currently choked by smoke and Melbourne, where I live, shuffled through a hazy Christmas, but for the most part, it's insulated.
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Mr. Bishop is a New Jersey native who taught himself magic from books while he shuffled from one foster home to the next.
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The Devils left winger shuffled the puck as he neared Jones before tucking a shot past the goalie's right skate at 16:15.
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Morgan Rielly shuffled the puck behind the net to Pierre Engvall, who found Kerfoot open at the bottom of the left faceoff circle.
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The models are shuffled from inside to outside and back again, then change behind a small bi-fold screen into their next outfit.
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Gorsuch has shuffled through the Senate in the last 48 hours for several meet-and-greets with Republicans and at least one Democrat.
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Back then, the L shuffled smoothly between Chelsea and Brooklyn, where Wertz parked herself after a stint in San Francisco's Hayes Valley neighborhood.
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On my quest to find a fix for my depression, I was shuffled from practitioner to practitioner like a poorly behaved foster kid.
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When DNA gets passed down through the generations, it gets shuffled into new arrangements that can be used to build a sort of timeline.
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I had weights on my hands and ankles just to have my arms and legs swing differently when I shuffled along through the set.
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As the cameras flashed and Pompeo awkwardly shuffled around, it took the first daughter a moment to realize he was trying to slide in.
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Chickens have been able to out-perform toddlers in math tests, keeping track mentally of additions and subtractions when a game was shuffled around.
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Its senior adviser, Bill Montgomery, shuffled through up a catalog of their hottest swag, including a bright sky blue and red "Socialism Sucks" poster.
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Her granddaughter, Andrea, told CBS Detroit that Hirsch and her sister managed to stay together as they were shuffled between five camps, including Auschwitz.
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The test envelopes were opened, and I was shuffled out of the room, to let the teens accurately replicate Microsoft Office documents in peace.
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When asked where those people go, Mr Clark gestures to an elderly black man who has just shuffled into the hallway dragging a suitcase.
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One of them in a red jacket shuffled forward, said something in Serbian and pressed about $503 worth of coins into the attendant's palm.
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On Monday, he found himself being shuffled around from a news conference to a round of one-on-one interviews with CNN and others.
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He must have heard me, though, because he locked his phone, put it in his pocket, and shuffled away to look out the window.
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Participants will take the stage to give a presentation based on military PowerPoint slides they've never seen, shuffled at random, and displayed behind them.
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He shuffled left, keeping the wall under his hand until he felt a ridge, and the texture under his glove changed to something spongy.
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Parole hearing At a parole hearing in 2013, a physically heavier Simpson shuffled into the hearing and told commissioners he regretted what he'd done.
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After six seasons of getting shuffled around from suitor to suitor and suffering horrible abuse, Sophie Turner says her character is ready for revenge.
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The number of ministers to be shuffled and the nominations are expected to be finalised next week before being submitted to parliament, he said.
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On March 25, Barbara Rogers shuffled into the Court of Commons Pleas in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, with her dark hair parted neatly down the middle.
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Jurors shuffled into the courtroom Tuesday afternoon, visibly exhausted, with no verdict in hand after a little over eight hours of deliberations this week.
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The favorite, Asbel Kiprop of Kenya, who likes to charge from behind, made several moves forward but continually encountered traffic or was shuffled back.
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The effort also followed the death of King Abdullah in January 2015 and the crowning of his successor, King Salman, who shuffled Saudi leadership.
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I found the essay uplifting because it shows that in times of political transition, ideas get shuffled and reassembled in new and impressive ways.
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Red Sox manager Alex Cora revealed that he had shuffled the pitching rotation following Saturday's come-from-behind 9-6 win over the Dodgers.
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Almost as quickly as it had come to life a couple of hours before, the crowd shuffled out, and the arena went quiet again.
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They weighed moving reporters from the traditional briefing room in the West Wing and have shuffled the traditional pecking order — taking questions from Lifezette.
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Canada revised its temporary visa program partly because the Royal Bank of Canada, the country's largest financial institution, shuffled jobs overseas using that technique.
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The defenseman skated back toward the blue line and shuffled the puck for a couple seconds while Galchenyuk moved into position to screen Blackwood.
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Next to the highway, always the signs of old Mexico, goatherds shuffled in the tall grass beyond the guardrails, the goats kicking up dust.
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Wearing a dark blue jump suit, Rahimi, 28, shuffled slowly into federal court in Manhattan and had several coughing fits during the brief hearing.
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I mumbled, I shuffled, I shaved a strip of hair along the middle of my head, front to back—I was his personal Antichrist.
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Oleksiak deftly shuffled from his forehead to backhand before tucking the puck past Rinne for his first goal of the season at 12:18.
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She hoisted her butt high in the air and shuffled backward on her hands and feet over to the first step to sit down.
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Ten aging veterans of the battle slowly shuffled across the stage, some walking with the aid of canes, as the crowd rose in applause.
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On Sunday afternoon (27 May), Bertie shuffled onto Rose's street in Handcross, West Sussex, where she found him on the roof of her neighbour's house.
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In short, Martin sent Arya to Braavos for assassin training, sure, but mostly to remove her from the narrative while he shuffled other characters around.
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Though it spans almost a decade, the years are shuffled so that the main narrative begins in 2017 and closes on the summer of 2018.
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This film has been shuffled around for a couple years now after the end of The Weinstein Company disrupted the initial release plans for it.
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In contrast, the dollar, euro and yen shuffled sideways as investors wait for the outcome of Thursday's policy review by the European Central Bank (ECB).
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"To lose a child, a human being, is difficult," he added, as well-wishers and neighbors shuffled through the wooden house and its earthen floors.
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Nobody was particularly dressed up, either — one couple even shuffled in sporting hoodies and trainers (I noticed they were both wearing six-figure watches, though).
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As I ask the question, Anna begins to spread the shuffled cards out across the table into what she calls a ten-card clarifying spread.
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Wilson-Raybould was shuffled to Veteran Affairs in January, a move widely seen as a demotion for one of Canada's most prominent indigenous federal politicians.
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Troop commanders have been shuffled frequently to prevent them from building close relations with their soldiers, according to Caracas Chronicles Political Risk Report, a newsletter.
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FOR several years delegations have shuffled between Beijing and Rome in the hope of reaching an agreement over how to appoint Catholic bishops in China.
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Trocheck, with his back to the play, shuffled a no-look pass to Huberdeau, who scored from the slot, whizzing a shot past Lindgren's head.
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CUSTOMER: But the dollar has ceased to be, it has shuffled off this mortal coil, it is an ex-currency OWNER: So you say, sir.
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It has a larger 6-inch screen, a more powerful Intel Core m3 processor, shuffled controls, a bigger battery, vibration motors, and a new design.
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Bakish has improved distributor relations, found financing for Paramount Pictures after Chinese investors dropped out and shuffled programming since taking over Viacom in late 2016.
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The files expose how associates of Russian President Vladimir Putin secretly shuffled as much as $83 billion through banks and shadow companies at his behest.
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The timer sounds, and they're handed a new deck of cards they must arrange to match the shuffled deck they had just committed to memory.
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In Costa Rica, officers took pity on me as I shuffled my bags along with one foot while balancing a sleeping daughter over my shoulder.
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The character has been shuffled from castle to castle, suitor to suitor, all the time being mistreated by her captors and isolated from her family.
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As the music comes to an end, my group and I shuffled backstage, and I immediately undid the ribbons holding my hair in tight buns.
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An environmental group filed a complaint against the Department of the Interior on Tuesday, saying the agency shuffled controversial employees into roles without Senate confirmation.
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It was clearly a half-step, one shuffled out the door, because it's tradition to release a new iPhone every single year, necessary or not.
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Just note that new movie release dates tend to be added or shuffled around throughout the year, so some of the dates here might change.
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"There is blood on this art," shouted protesters in MoMA's lobby as wealthy patrons shuffled into the museum for its annual David Rockefeller Awards Luncheon.
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The other alcoholics shuffled around us, already inebriated at ten in the morning, or still drunk from the night before—it was hard to say.
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Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) shuffled into the chamber after dinner on Thursday wearing a full-length dark pea coat, as well as a bright scarf.
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In the bar's main concourse, young women swaddled in Iris Apfel beads shuffled around with boys in punk jackets to the Ronettes and early Pulp.
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His travel plans were shuffled up after Trump sent him to Poland in his stead over the weekend (so Trump could monitor Hurricane Dorian's path).
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Tyvon Branch was also shuffled to IR, with fellow safety Tyrann Mathieu temporarily being moved into the slot while D.J. Swearinger plays in nickel packages.
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The NFL shuffled several game times for Week 17, with contests impacting either playoff berths or seeding now being played in the same time window.
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While a couple of people shuffled in and out, the waitress told me that if it were a summer afternoon, the place would be packed.
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But Democrats from across the Potomac, in Maryland, were shuffled to the upper deck because Maryland is a reliable bloc of electoral votes -- no wooing necessary.
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But just as the evening came to life with that apocalyptic prospect, it was all over and delegates shuffled off to the lobby and the bar.
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Dangerous mutations can be wiped out from the population en masse only if they happen to get shuffled together, thanks to sex, into the same individual.
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After Mr. Mackay called my parents twice(!), he messed up my pronouns, said a few empty words of encouragement and shuffled me out of his room.
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Williams-Sonoma CEO Laura Alber said Monday that the company shuffled its operations over the past year in anticipation of high tariffs on imports from China.
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When the deck runs out of cards, the discard pile is shuffled and becomes the deck, minus cards that were "exhausted" due to special use cases.
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First, Dow has ruthlessly shuffled its portfolio, ditching less profitable businesses, including its century-old chlorine operation, and buying specialised ones that have barriers to entry.
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In his earliest years, Onfroy seems to have been shuffled, at the hands of his single mother, between the care of multiple adults of questionable capacity.
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"We did demonstrate some walking, but [calling it] 'walking' was generous in that it just really shuffled along," Tolley told TechCrunch during a conversation this week.
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They're just not treated that well, and their stories are shuffled to the bottom of the stack in favor of the more lighthearted "tech bros" shtick.
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United said earlier Wednesday that it has shuffled its board in a settlement with activist investors who wanted new directors with airline expertise to take charge.
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I'd help you if I could, but all I can do is call her office, get shuffled off to an assistant, leave a message, and wait.
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The former chief allegedly shuffled women across departments so that his friends could have sexual relationships with them, employees and a FEMA official told the newspaper.
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"This is the greatest day of my life," George Montague said, grinning as he shuffled along the pavement with the assistance of his lion-headed cane.
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Instead, they greeted each other with a cold "hello," then shuffled to within about 3 feet of one another as they turned to face the audience.
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Learning to memorize Memorizing contests generally consist of five events: a shuffled deck of cards, an unpublished poem, names and faces, random words, and speed numbers.
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After I reported my sexual assault to campus security, I was shuffled over to the wellness center to talk to someone about how I was feeling.
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AROUND THE LEAGUE The Buffalo Bills shuffled their roster before opening a mandatory spring minicamp by signing defensive end Leger Douzable and offensive tackle Chris Martin.
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In some cases, it can be dangerous — for example, the attack affected the National Health Services in the U.K., where patients had to be shuffled around.
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On a recent afternoon, a musty-smelling chicken coop in the garden's rear turned into a plumy snow globe as a gardener shuffled in and out.
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The upheaval brought by Pennsylvania's redistricting offers an unusual number of seats left open by incumbents who saw the voter makeup of their districts abruptly shuffled.
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In all, Mr. Vega's case has come before the court 210 times as it has been shuffled among three defense lawyers, five prosecutors and 212 judges.
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The new map shuffled tens of thousands of Republican voters into a neighboring district, a sum greater than what was needed to account for population changes.
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But I picked it up, I raised my own arms, awkward and un-American, I shuffled a step toward him and he was in it again.
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As the Phillies fans solemnly shuffled into the off-season, I moved down to watch from the front row as Cal Ripken snagged the final out.
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Interest in the U.S. seems to have waned around this sequel — whether that's because of the shuffled crew and/or the critical reception is anyone's guess.
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They shuffled back a bit to 2.48 percent ahead of U.S. trading, though Europe's benchmark German Bund remained camped near one-month highs at 0.41 percent.
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In their train, thousands of Jewish slaves shuffled with bowed heads while the heaps of plundered gold and silver bobbed above them, winking in the sun.
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LOS ANGELES — For more than two weeks last month, Josie Gower shuffled between her friends' spare bedrooms and couches while her own home in Montecito, Calif.
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Before the videos, Ms. Hemphill and other users shuffled unnoticed from the streets to rehab to jail and back in a cycle of use and arrests.
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It unfolded like a ballet: The dancers shuffled around on the open-air stage — the roof of the coops — ruffling their feathers as if warming up.
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CreditCreditDevin Yalkin for The New York Times The actor Stephen Payne first shuffled through the stage door of a Broadway theater more than 30 years ago.
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NEW ORLEANS — Glancing at the street signs on a stroll through uptown and downtown New Orleans can serve as a kind of shuffled-up history lesson.
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The best player of his generation, James cannot quite do it all by himself, so he has shuffled through teammates rapidly, with things never seeming perfect.
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Shoppers shuffled along the Avenida Madero, massing around ice cream stands and taco dives, streaming in and out of discount clothing shops and the Gandhi bookstore.
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He shuffled, handcuffed, into court for arraignment and pleaded not guilty before Judge Deborah Dowling, who issued an order of protection on behalf of his accuser.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook overhauled its structure on Tuesday into three new divisions and shuffled the leadership of its key products, in one of its biggest reorganizations.
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With his dealer, Kara Vander Weg, of the Gagosian gallery, he shuffled down Spring Street toward Greene, where he'd been renting a loft since the fall.
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Currently, the Le Puy estate falls within the Côtes de Bordeaux appellation, but the name of this particular region has been shuffled frequently over the years.
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Another patient shuffled across the street, holding a drip in his arm and its stand, so he could stay away from the crowd inside the hospital.
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When I drove there for an interview, guards shuffled Metts, tall and monkish in his prison whites, into a small booth with a partition between us.
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Regulatory filings show that no major insiders have sold shares so far this week, although several have shuffled around their shares, presumably as stock options vested.
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With our older son, now 8, we became parents much more quickly than we'd anticipated, and shuffled the balance of the expenses onto a credit card.
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"When I shuffled into the water, I felt my foot go into something's mouth," recalls Kelly Blomberg of her last fishing trip to Grand Isle, Louisiana.
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" Also acceptable: "Kanye Songs My Phone Shuffled" or even "All The Kanye Songs I Can Think Of That Are Not Explicitly About Or Inspired By Amber Rose.
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It lived there for far longer than any other magazine that had been shuffled through our apartment, probably for months, and it wasn't of my boyfriend's volition.
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The Seattle Seahawks shuffled Bennett to the Philadelphia Eagles, before the latter sent the three-time Pro Bowl selection to New England in March of this year.
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Montavius Jones, now 19, shuffled through more than 20 foster and group homes after being removed from his mother's home in 2001, shortly before his fourth birthday.
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The man walked to the next table, shuffled around the cluster of people for a few minutes, and then, sure enough, turned and headed back to us.
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I've shuffled phones a few times but for the last year I've been using the Google Pixel XL with a Verizon SIM, and it's been extremely solid.
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Trudeau shuffled his cabinet last week as the political pressure built up, and he named Bill Blair to take up the new post of border security minister.
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The Doze feature, which arrived with Android Marshmallow last year, will now kick in when your phone is getting shuffled around in a pocket or a bag.
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The viewer is shuffled along from one period, from one art object to the next without pause and without a sense of absorbing the information just conveyed.
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The next gallery presents Pivi's iconic multicolored bears, which graced the cover of Art Review in 2013 and have since shuffled across continents to gallery spaces worldwide.
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The meek sheriff shuffled out the door again, returning shortly thereafter claiming that no posse could be summoned: The whole town was that scared of Russell Bean.
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She was shuffled between family members until a more permanent living situation surfaced: Her dad's place in Nashville, Tennessee, where she went to live at age 14.
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Beyond his unusual comments and tweets, we also have the massive turnover inside his administration with a record number of positions shuffled through for a first year.
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They shuffled pitchers in every way possible: on and off the 10-day disabled list, up and down from the minors, in and out of the bullpen.
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Agents shuffled the journalists through a limited portion of the facility, and pointed to portable toilets and a basketball hoop set up outside on a gravel lot.
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By Saturday evening, many restaurants in the area lacked electricity, and employees shuffled around empty establishments serving rice and soupy lentils to firefighters, police officers and journalists.
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Congress provided a short-term infusion of money last month, and the Trump administration has shuffled money among states to help those with the most urgent needs.
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JPMorgan Chase shuffled some of its top management on Wednesday, promoting two women to roles that could position them to one day take over as chief executive.
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It is the problem of the agents who sent their clients to meet with a man they knew was a predator, who shuffled them onto his sets.
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Since he shuffled off the court and into the locker room during the second half of Game 1, the Warriors have outscored the Spurs by 61 points.
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On the outside, the neglected donkey looked better than he had a few evenings ago, when he shuffled off a trailer, lame and sick with matted fur.
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Then we had triples, where we had to parse three pieces of the clue and string them together (these can also be shuffled around, by the way).
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One stop beyond Marvila at Oriente station, a luxury mall glimmers alongside a new expo hall, former residents long ago shuffled to some other social housing project.
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On the train, small, silent screens set at the front of the cabin shuffled between ads for MasterPass, by MasterCard, and English headlines from the morning's news.
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If you were listening to a shuffled playlist and on a road trip, you could either see where you were going or what you were listening to.
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Movies weren't the only light at the end of the tunnel, but they were the tiny bulbs illuminating the exit row as I shuffled through the dark.
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While his letters were shuffled around between several bureaucrats and offices for two years, it was finally investigated by the General Accounting Office (Government Accountability Office today).
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Zhang, who remained mostly tight-lipped throughout the trial, seemed as though she wasn't listening intently to witness testimony, but shuffled through papers in front of her.
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During that time, he has been in and out of jail nine times and shuffled to five state facilities, spending almost half of their relationship behind bars.
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Ms. Mugrabi, accompanied by her mother, Jane Scher; her sister, Mia Rowe; and about six lawyers, shuffled into the rain and went to a nearby Italian restaurant.
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The order of the boxes was continuously shuffled to ensure that that illiterate people couldn't get help in advance to place their ballots in the proper order.
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When R2-D19773 and C-3PO first shuffled/rolled across the corridor of Princess Leia's ship, robotics in the real world were pretty crude, and certainly not ambulatory.
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As the humidity lingered, thousands of onlookers shuffled toward the stage for the candidates they liked -- and away when some of the lesser known hopefuls took their turn.
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A frail Mugabe, accompanied by his wife, Grace, shuffled into the polling booth and spent several minutes filling in his ballot paper with the help of an assistant.
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Too busy with themselves, or too afraid to stand up to the demagogues and for others, they seem to shelter in the safety of silence and shuffled papers.
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I shuffled from room to room with a blanket wrapped around me, pine needles trailing behind me, I left a little pile in every room I sat in.
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The Otago Daily Times reported that with a little help from police and traffic authorities, the sunning seal shuffled its way back into the harbour, alongside the road.
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Since he took over Viacom in late 2016, Bakish, 54, has improved relations with distributors, found financing for Paramount Pictures after Chinese investors dropped out and shuffled programming.
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As it was, the two spaces set aside for Pence and his wife were left empty and seats for others were shuffled to more closely match normal protocols.
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"It seems likely that we will see Medvedev shuffled out in the very near future – and likely well ahead of presidential elections due in March 2018," predicts Ash.
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The chosen ones (apologies, LeBron) shuffled past their ticketless brethren in an approximation of the Last Judgment, marching toward not the Pearly Gates but the Gateway Plaza security.
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Sadly, the VA lacks the ability to effectively hold its staffers accountable for wrongdoing or negligence, and so problematic employees have simply been shuffled around to new facilities.
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ATHENS — Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras of Greece shuffled his cabinet on Friday, dismissing ministers who have objected to economic changes and austerity measures demanded by the country's creditors.
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Without a permanent home, Ms. Gratereaux and Andie have shuffled since then between her brother's apartment and her parents' place in the East New York section of Brooklyn.
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Many of them are shuffled between multiple homes, never really putting down roots, until they eventually age out of the system and are left to fend for themselves.
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Opinions differ widely on whether the homeless have in fact just been shuffled around or whether more of them have been housed than displaced by Super Bowl City.
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The turnover atop Stanford endowment's has not been as extreme as what Harvard, which shuffled through several investment chiefs before hiring Mr. Narvekar, has experienced in recent years.
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The Victorian Era was the great period of nature illustration, and as Lear shuffled from relative to family friend to relative, he honed his skills as a draftsman.
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After being shuffled between different refugee camps there, the family decided to go to Germany but had only enough money to pay smugglers for five people to cross.
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Mr. Kudlow shuffled drafts of the joint statement back and forth between the Americans and the Europeans, who were holed up in separate rooms in the White House.
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The Overwatch League adheres to the rules of disabling one support, one tank, and two damage heroes each week, although it has shuffled the deck in recent weeks.
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Her novels sketch a circumscribed scene whose anchors were the church and the vicarage, and the busy, decent Englishmen and -women (more women) who shuffled between the two.
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The bank claims to be serious about pivoting now (despite having only shuffled the deck chairs in its executive roster, ousting its C.E.O. and elevating his top deputy).
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As Trump shuffled from one photo opportunity to the next with Vietnam's top officials, an advance copy of his former aide Michael Cohen's testimony to Congress became public.
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This is a good moment to look also at how the mentally ill are shuffled among city jails like Rikers and state-run forensic facilities such as Kirby.
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Shuffled through group homes and foster care, Bozella dropped out of high school (no surprise there) and embarked on a life of stealing, smoking marijuana, drinking and gambling.
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So completely had he vanished, according to The Telegraph, that Cher assumed he had shuffled off his mortal coil — until she ran into him one day in 1995.
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He nodded, and Ms. Winston Wolkoff shuffled into her S.U.V. On the way back to the hotel, she showed a photograph of the Washington Monument on her iPhone.
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Suter was shuffled into the starting rotation when Chase Anderson strained an oblique and posted a 2-43 mark with a 3.65 ERA in eight trips to the mound.
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The jump in copper and other industrial metals, as well as higher oil prices following the Chinese data, meant mining firms led the charge though all sectors shuffled higher.
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All shuffled into our dingy, lumpy carpeted Bed Stuy apartment, stacked on the counter, thumbed through and water ringed for far too long before being tossed in the recycling.
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So the festival shuffled things around, giving Tame Impala the headlining sets on Coachella's Saturdays and locking in Ariana Grande to replace West on the festival's two Sunday nights.
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Her character is shuffled in and out so quickly that her entire character, and the sequence that involves her, all could have been cut entirely without affecting the story.
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Sir Keir Starmer, the shadow Brexit minister, has gradually shuffled the leadership into a softer position, promising to stay in a customs union with the European Union, for instance.
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Onstage, the DJs shuffled through expected genre variants like tech-house, Latin house, and grimy techno, keeping heart rates somewhere around 128 BPM with a steady 4x4 kick drum.
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My senior leadership team formed a wall of shame around me and shuffled me to the ladies', where I ended up borrowing someone's vest to wear to get home.
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While Lahren chatted with a bouncer, a few patrons started heckling her—yelling "racist-ass bitch" and "why you even out here?" while Lahren shuffled out of the bar.
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"That's always his excuse," said a source close to The Hairy Bird, a film by Sarah Kernochan that Miramax acquired and shuffled into obscurity after a characteristic creative dispute.
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Protesters covered in gray clay — resembling a horde of zombies — silently shuffled through the streets of Hamburg, Germany, ahead of the Group of 20 (G-20) summit this week.
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CLEVELAND — After a long day at the Republican National Convention, protesters, delegates and reporters shuffled past the entrance to Mabel's BBQ, Michael Symon's restaurant in the heart of downtown.
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Like JCPenney, we started our shopping in the women's section, where we shuffled through overcrowded racks that gave the store a similar look to a Marshalls or TJ Maxx.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Volkswagen shuffled management responsibilities at its core brand on Monday, freeing up Group CEO Herbert Diess to oversee the carmaker's radical strategy to mass produce electric cars.
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Arpaio, who founded Tent City, the infamous outdoor jail in Arizona where inmates wore pink underwear and shuffled around in chain gangs, was voted out of office in 2016.
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Slouched over a dusty tent floor in northern Iraq, 15 year-old Ali shuffled dirt back and forth between his hands as he recounted the horrors of his life.
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Slouched over a dusty tent floor in northern Iraq, 103 year-old Ali shuffled dirt back and forth between his hands as he recounted the horrors of his life.
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Several dozen shareholders of the CBS Corporation shuffled through the lobby of the Museum of Modern Art in Midtown Manhattan on Tuesday morning to attend the company's annual meeting.
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Last year, as Mike Alfaro shuffled through an old deck of the game — notable for its folk-art drawings — he blanched at one image of "La Dama," the lady.
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Jorge Alfaro hit a one-hopper to second baseman Hernan Perez, who shuffled to his left to make the catch before firing home to nail Rojas at the plate.
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Jorge Alfaro hit a one-hopper to second baseman Hernan Perez, who shuffled to his left to make the catch before firing home to nail Rojas at the plate.
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As part of his agreement with prosecutors, Bishop O'Brien admitted that he had shuffled priests into new assignments without telling their new superiors or parishioners of the abuse allegations.
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Louie Gohmert was camped out on the Senate floor on a chair near the back of the chamber, although he occasionally shuffled in and out of the Senate cloakroom.
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But since 2000, the United States has shed almost one-third of its manufacturing jobs, and millions of Americans have been permanently shuffled into work for the service industry.
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Compelled to respond to Pourmohammadi's infamy, Rouhani shuffled him to another position of influence and replaced him with Alireza Avayi, who had sentenced thousands to hang in Khuzestan province.
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But when court employees called out names — Olivares' among them — and they were shuffled into another courtroom, passing reporters and bystanders, he started believing that it was a possibility.
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Mr. Trump gave a desultory speech and shuffled between meetings with leaders from Britain, India and Iraq while privately consulting with aides about his next move against the House.
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But in doing so, it has to acknowledge that creators have been shuffled around so frequently in the past few years that there's little trust left for the company.
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Federal authorities have referred to Mr. Mann's actions as an old-fashioned "kiting" scheme, a shell game in which he shuffled nonexistent funds from one business account to another.
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Sutter got the puck between the right faceoff circle and the crease and, while falling to the ice between two defensemen, shuffled the puck under the paddle of Halak's stick.
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For someone who had spent their early childhood unwanted, shuffled from school to school and foster home to foster home Newton's text brought a new purpose to a flagging career.
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Dominik Kahun slipped a pass to DeBrincat, who shuffled the puck from his backhand to his forehand before beating Bobrovsky for his seventh goal in as many games this season.
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To achieve this end, the mapmakers shuffled hundreds of thousands of citizens out of or into the 6th District, using sophisticated political data to dilute the votes of Republican voters.
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Her mother regained custody for a time, but Metcalf went back into state care as a teenager, getting shuffled among facilities around the state, several in the last year alone.
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Manager Casey Stengel shuffled him between second and third base in what amounted to a defensive platoon—McDougald played whichever position was likely to see more chances on the day.
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Roark followed up a breakout performance in 23 with an uneven effort last year, due in large part to being shuffled back and forth between the rotation and the bullpen.
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The elite teams this season did not jettison the run, but instead used it as a complement to the pass, and shuffled runners in and out, sometimes because of injury.
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Blues coach Ken Hitchcock shuffled his lines prior to the game in an effort to juice up the offense, but maintained he's not overly concerned by the lack of scoring.
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King Salman, the current leader of Saudi Arabia, on Wednesday shuffled the hierarchy of the royal line of succession, placing Mohammad bin Salman, 31, next in line for the throne.
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Admittedly, it's not clear where Houlton or Hoffman are, currently, since the Trump regime is a parade of dunces that get shuffled around to a new position virtually every month.
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There were not enough seats in the hearing room for all of the lawmakers who wanted to speak, so aides switched out name plates as members shuffled in and out.
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The new infotainment system includes a card-style presentation of options that can be shuffled around and accessed by a large physical dial integrated into the 2332-inch central screen.
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On Tuesday, an ethics group filed a complaint with the agency's Office of Inspector General, saying the department had shuffled controversial employees into roles using steps that avoid Senate confirmation.
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He's been shuffled through four elementary schools since the water crisis began in 2014, and was nearly expelled in 2018 until Michigan ACLU attorney Kristin Totten intervened on his behalf.
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As the other competitors shuffled off the track, Bolt took a solitary walk around the stadium, a flag slung around his shoulders, as Bob Marley songs played over the speakers.
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A Ford spokeswoman told Reuters the company is "highly confident" that employment will be found for the shuffled workers and that no one will have to leave the company's payroll.
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The status quo has had plenty of time and chances to make a difference, at the expense of thousands of children who have been shuffled through too many bad schools.
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The rest, about $750 million, is money that would be shuffled from other health department priorities, including an ObamaCare program and a fund set up to fight Ebola in 2014.
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Florida's humidity was (to put it extremely mildly) unkind to the corpse, and the congregants who shuffled by the bathtub containing Teed's mortal coil had differing feelings about his transformation.
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"What we do gets kind of monotonous—getting shuffled out of a club every night," explains frontman Brooks Nielsen, over beers in Brooklyn, ahead of their recent New York shows.
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We shuffled away, they followed, and beat up all the boys while a female friend and I stood on the perimeters, pointlessly waving our arms around in a confused panic.
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The line of succession has been shuffled several times, including in 1868, when Congress removed the leaders of the Senate and House from the list, and, most recently, in 1967.
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"This is new life," he continued, as he shuffled through pictures of dead fetuses and studies purporting to link abortion to breast cancer that he shows to women seeking abortions.
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Mexico Dispatch ROSARITO, Mexico — On a forlorn beach, a long line of riderless horses shuffled along, their wrangler unable to spot a single sightseer who might want to hop on.
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He shuffled over to straddle the ball, bent over to pick it up — and watched in disbelief as it skipped through his legs, scoring Ray Knight with the winning run.
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She shuffled dish names into clusters, aiming for a variety of flavors and techniques, imagining the pace at which family-style plates would be set on the table, then cleared.
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As a symbol, Mr. Weinstein's arrest looms large: The image of him, once mighty, now shuffled along, his hands pinned behind his back in three sets of cuffs, is indelible.
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The rookie winger shuffled in a backhand pass from Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (three assists) for his 10th goal in 22 games since being called up from Bakersfield of the AHL.
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By the hour mark, the crowd of 20,21 plus had turned on both teams, whistling loudly when first France, and then Denmark, shuffled the ball around midfield, showing little intent.
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Brandon Sutter's shot was deflected by Greiss, but the puck skittered to Schaller, who corralled and shuffled the puck before firing it past a sprawling Greiss with 5:04 left.
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Men with metal braces holding broken bones in place lay on thin mattresses, while others shuffled to the bathroom on crutches or dragged their legs on the ground behind them.
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Another wild card in the industry is the future of Ducati, a brand that shuffled among various owners until landing in the Volkswagen corporate portfolio, under Audi's supervision, in 2012.
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Hades is a rogue-like (every attempt is different in some way, including shuffled item drops, enemy encounters, and level layouts), similar in a sense to The Binding of Isaac.
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Leaving "Machine Hallucination" meant crossing a floor of radiant C.G.I. We shuffled vertiginously to one door, then another, then another, before finding the real exit and escaping to a lobby.
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Making the simple hydrocarbon methane is a reaction involving eight electrons, each with different energies, which have to be shuffled around through several steps to create the single-carbon molecule.
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Nominated for Grammys, the first went double platinum, the second platinum, and the third gold, and they always shuffled into the top five of the Billboard Charts, with favourable reviews.
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Manafort faces a number of federal tax and bank-fraud charges in Alexandria, VA. Money shuffled between shell companies in Cyprus were declared loans, but were really payments, Gates said.
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Michelle Carter shuffled her white pumps under the defense bench as a photo of her ex-boyfriend, head sunk back and lifeless, was projected onto a wall of the courtroom.
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A large, black sheet draped object loomed center stage as members of the Bulletin shuffled in on the morning of January 25, 2018 to deliver bad news: humanity is fucked.
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Like four panels of one enormous painting, Edmiston has shuffled most of the action to the first court in the series, which contains splashes of green, blue, white, and red.
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That didn't happen Monday as Trump shuffled into an elevator with his security detail after his photo op, ignoring shouted questions about whether and when he was meeting with the council.
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GREEN BAY PACKERS (10-6) AT WASHINGTON REDSKINS (9-123) The Redskins shuffled along for much of the season as one of the multiple indistinct contenders in a terrible N.F.C. East.
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On May 1st, the moderate side of Justice Roberts reappeared when he once again shuffled to the left to stand up to banks that had targeted racial minorities for subprime loans.
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Philadelphia coach Dave Hakstol shuffled his lines in Monday's practice, notably moving Jordan Weal from his traditional wing to center a grouping with RW Wayne Simmonds and LW Dale Weise. 2.
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Those who stayed as project leads often felt that they were no longer trusted to do their jobs, and were shuffled to the side in favor of giving Bruner the limelight.
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Barzal deked Panthers defenseman Anton Stralman near the Florida net and then went behind the cage, where he shuffled the puck for several seconds until Stralman sprawled out on the ice.
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While other wrestlers came out to heavy guitar riffs with pyrotechnics shooting off around them, Mankind awkwardly shuffled his way to the ring with a gently tragic piano playing him in.
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Hostess Brands, which first emerged in 1919 with the Hostess CupCake, has been shuffled between different owners since it sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for a second time in July 2012.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Volkswagen shuffled management responsibilities at its core brand on Monday, freeing up Group CEO Herbert Diess to oversee the carmaker's radical strategy to mass produce electric cars.
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Niumatalolo shuffled the lineup at the outset as the Midshipmen were without last week's starter, Malcolm Perry, who sustained an ankle injury last week after moving from running back to quarterback.
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After paying her $15 each for a ticket, my friends and I shuffled into the auditorium, which was bizarrely lined with international flags and shelves of dolls from around the world.
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People aren't individuals with material needs and desires for a certain standard of comfort; they're faceless data points, to be shuffled around until Alphabet and its real-estate allies are satisfied.
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The basic argument is that the State of Michigan, which requires all children to attend school, shuffled Detroit students into classroom environments that undermined teachers' efforts to provide meaningful educational benefits.
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The Getaway Back in the days before the sharing economy, if you wanted to be pampered or primped you slipped on terry cloth slippers and shuffled off to the hotel spa.
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Only time will tell if the changes prove beneficial, but it does raise questions over London's commuting future and just how many bodies can, or should, be shuffled in and out.
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Today's system still sees people shuffled from one line to another, where they might encounter multiple caseworkers, all trying to manage a bureaucratic process and not actually making a meaningful difference.
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"My first Make-A-Wish, I was kind of shuffled — it wasn't for me, I think the person wanted to meet another superstar," Cena, 42, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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Six weeks after being released from the facility, relocated to New Jersey, and shuffled between three hospitals, Mariee was finally unhooked from a ventilator and died at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
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Below is the premiere of the video for "Centipede," a somnambulant slip of a song, with a shuffled beat and a wistfully exhaled melody inspired by Wilson's bout of writers block.
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Monsignor Leonard's stance in that case contrasted with that of many in the church hierarchy who looked the other way as priests accused of abuse were shuffled from job to job.
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After years of delay, this was shuffled in and out of theaters for a week in 2013, and with good reason: Both stars would rather you forget this movie ever happened.
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The Mets shuffled off for a long weekend late Wednesday afternoon, bound for a four-game visit to the Philadelphia Phillies, the only team behind them in the National League East.
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Cincinnati RHP Bronson Arroyo (right shoulder) was shuffled from the 10- to 60-day disabled list Monday, perhaps another sign that the 40-year-old's career might be closer to ending.
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A month later, Mr. Trudeau mocked Frank Sinatra's alleged ties to organized crime and had him, in one strip, threatening a casino blackjack dealer if she shuffled the cards before dealing.
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Hughes, the top pick in the 2019 NHL Draft, easily eluded the Senators' Jean-Gabriel Pageau and shuffled the puck before beating Craig Anderson for his first career NHL overtime goal.
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Lee shuffled the puck for a couple seconds before firing a shot past Avalanche defenseman Ryan Graves, who slid to try and block the puck, and under the glove of Francouz.
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"A very chaotic situation" Over the course of two days this past week, 18 men seeking asylum in the US shuffled into the San Diego immigration court escorted by detention officers.
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Hughes, the top pick in the 25 NHL Draft, easily eluded the Senators' Jean-Gabriel Pageau and shuffled the puck before beating Craig Anderson for his first career NHL overtime goal.
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"Strong and stable" The campaign was run as a presidential one, with Theresa May front and center, while cabinet ministers were shuffled off the big stage to tour regional TV studios.
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Think about the "house lads" we wrote about earlier in the year, or the pulled-pork eating deep-house heads who shuffled into the world in the early part of this decade.
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The brothers were first taken away from their parents by child welfare services as young children, and spent years being shuffled around to extended family members and foster homes on the reserve.
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European investors shuffled their equity holdings as they braced for more volatility on the second day of U.S.-China trade talks, with defensive stocks gaining popularity over the course of the session.
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According to W, the three, along with several other sought after millennials, were shuffled off to the beautiful location after the last Dolce & Gabbana show in Milan, where they sat front row.
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However, if you don't need anything extra like playlists or shuffled playback, Chrome OS will play most local audio and video files in a tab if you just double-click on them.
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Japanese tourists posed stoically in front of its jagged facade, then were shuffled along by cops and replaced with similarly unhappy-looking Midwesterners thumbing their noses and solemnly, dutifully cataloging the memory.
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He held the car door to pull himself up and shuffled toward me, slowly and gingerly, his back hunched but his head up, his eyes alert, a regal grin on his face.
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During her public appearances, paparazzi and fans reach out and touch her arms or her head, demanding a photo or a kiss on her cheek before she's shuffled into a waiting car.
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Cistern was eventually recorded in upstate New York with the Contemporaneous ensemble because fitting a dozen or so people into the cistern itself would have meant an endless echo of shuffled shoes.
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Bobby Ryan, who was acquired in the 21 trade that shuffled Jakob Silfverberg to the Ducks, has been held off the scoresheet in three straight games and six of his last seven.
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Last year, for example, I covered the story of Samantha Hill, a trans woman who was repeatedly sexually assaulted and raped as she was carelessly shuffled around different federal prisons for men.
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The switch from Thurgood Marshall to Clarence Thomas in 1991, and the switch from Sandra Day O'Connor to Samuel Alito in 2006, shuffled Kennedy from the court's right wing to its center.
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At the beginning of the season, for example, the Seahawks shuffled fullback Will Tukuafu and defensive tackle/fullback Tani Tupou on and off the roster to cover the position week to week.
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Before a rapt audience of several dozen inmates, guests and jail personnel, the two men nervously shuffled through stacks of notes as they readied for a clash of uncommon substance and civility.
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The wedding party was guided by security to a more secluded lawn just outside the veranda, and passed around a blunt while they were shuffled out of the mansion for the reception.
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Tuesday's round of four political primaries includes one of the most widely watched set of races in Pennsylvania, where a court-ordered redistricting has shuffled the cards for the state's congressional incumbents.
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After scoring 10 runs in their previous three games, the Boston Red Sox shuffled their lineup a bit Saturday and needed to wait less than two innings to watch it pay off.
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Over the final eight games of the season after the Browns shuffled their coaching staff, Mayfield threw 19 of his 27 touchdowns on the year and completed nearly 70% of his passes.
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The books, about three orphans shuffled from guardian to guardian while attempting to learn the truth about their parents' demise, were as delightfully dreary as the title of the series would suggest.
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Within minutes, the smoke alarms went off, and, according to Lo, the dude shuffled back to his seat reeking of weed—likely pleased with himself for joining the other mile high club.
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Durham, North Carolina (CNN)Samuel's shoes are still by the bed -- the flip flops he wore when he shuffled to the shower, the shiny black loafers he slipped on for Sunday services.
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Meanwhile, the LAT's publisher, Ross Levinsohn, is still suspended following a brutal report on his "frat house" past, though one of his recent hires has already been shuffled out of the paper.
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Their networks don't have to say they're canceled, and they'll get to finish their shortened runs — and then they'll be quietly shuffled offstage come May, when the new fall schedules are announced.
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Three days later, Mr. Flick shuffled into court for his first hearing, his bent frame shrouded in an orange jumpsuit and black headphones, meant to help him hear, suctioned to his ears.
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Thousands of men, women and children, mostly from Honduras, shuffled throughout the afternoon into the town of Mapastepec in Chiapas state, still more than 1,100 miles (1,770 km) from the U.S. border.
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Its release coincided with his being shuffled around: One day, he was taken to court and told he would have another trial, which could mean anything, but he doubted it was good.
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Most of the time Murad's mother managed to stay with her two sons as Islamic State shuffled them around cities and towns in its "caliphate" spanning the borders of Iraq and Syria.
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The first occurred when I was standing in the hall talking to a fellow staffer when a former member of Congress (who is now deceased) shuffled by and groped me, smirking lazily.
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The center shuffled the puck while sizing up Fowler and used him as a screen when he fired a shot from the faceoff circle that went beyond the stick arm of Miller.
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A lack of continuity makes it harder to recruit other top talent, and it hinders things like product launches and media deals to have new leaders continually shuffled through the top jobs.
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Yet even as confetti fell and Saban, surrounded by security, shuffled through the masses to hug his family, he looked like a head of state who had just survived an assassination attempt.
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The South African rand dropped to the level of early December 2015, when Zuma shuffled through three finance ministers in four days before appointing Gordhan, who managed to steady the shaky currency.
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More traditionally Korean is bulgogi, rib-eye steak sliced thin, saturated with garlic, ginger, soy, mirin, sake and grated Asian pear and shuffled and scraped across the grill with a heap of onions.
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Standing in the midst of the crazy scene that is Super Bowl Opening Night, Oher shuffled his feet, smiled and spoke with softness that could barely be heard above the Super Bowl buzz.
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Shuffled to Dallas mere weeks after Chicago claimed its third Stanley Cup title in six seasons, Sharp collected a goal and an assist in the Stars' 33-0 win over Chicago on Dec.
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"If you need something bad enough you have to come out," Emmanuel said as she shuffled forward in line to receive a case of boxed water and canned Vienna sausages from military personnel.
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Yesterday, Wilson shuffled the company's executive team, which he said would "sharpen focus on the creative core of EA." Yet for every beloved game the company releases, another controversy always seems to arrive.
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Even if a charity's existing work is highly effective, if new donations will be shuffled off to new, less promising projects, then the effect of the additional donations is likely to be small.
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But opposition critics were quick to dismiss his designation as improvisation Maduro, who just last month shuffled his Cabinet and has struggled to tackle a severe recession, runaway inflation and chronic product shortages.
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Staff shuffled through the doors into the wet summer evening, and coming inside, from the street, was a queue jammed with people, young, fresh-faced adolescents who had arrived for the listening session.
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CEO Albert Bourla, who succeeded Ian Read on January 1, shuffled the company's senior management team last year and is leading the effort to restructure the pharmaceutical giant into a more nimble company.
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The organization probably couldn't move the 2018 World Cup even if it wanted to: the only other World Cup to be moved, Colombia's in 1986, was shuffled to Mexico three years in advance.
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He criticized Twitter's product efforts on his first earnings call, and then quickly shuffled the product team to promote Jeff Seibert to head of all consumer products, a responsibility previously held by Weil.
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As just one example, an outbreak in Washington earlier this year was expected to cost the state more than $1 million as health officials shuffled resources and scrambled to get it under control.
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While Tuesday's scheduled starters, San Diego's Colin Rea and St. Louis' Carlos Martinez, will start in the matinee, the Padres shuffled their rotation and will go with reliever Paul Clemens in the nightcap.
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I realize that he needed a 9-letter entry that began with XXX (although he could have shuffled the set or come up with a new theme entry), but why a generic SHIRT?
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That was never more true than last weekend, when this town observed the 400th anniversary of the death of its most famous son, who shuffled off his mortal coil on April 23, 1616.
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Free listeners will now get on-demand access to 15 "select" playlists; you can play any song you want inside those playlists and are no longer stuck in a world of shuffled playback.
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The beatings continued as they hopped or shuffled across the courtyard, with chains around their ankles, to fetch the wooden boards inscribed with Koranic verses that they were instructed to read, Burhani said.
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A third spoke of how she'd been taken from her own mother at age eleven, separated from her younger brother, and shuffled through nine foster and group homes, some of which were abusive.
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Twins 7, Yankees 1 As the first round of boos rained from the stands at Yankee Stadium on Sunday afternoon, Nathan Eovaldi shuffled around behind the pitcher's mound trying to regain his equilibrium.
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Instead of creating software patches for known security vulnerabilities and hoping that they fix the problem, the MORPHEUS hardware is designed so that information can be quickly and randomly shuffled around a computer.
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People bundled in coats and scarves and hats shuffled across a small ice-covered plaza toward minivans and cheap sedans whose running engines filled the small parking lot with a fog of exhaust.
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At federal court in Boston Thursday, a geriatric ex-mafia Don hunched over the bench in an orange jumpsuit and shuffled papers, his ears sticking out from his shriveled head like bat wings.
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" He eventually shuffled off toward the stranger, allowing Randolph to turn his attention to the other 14-year-old, Thomas, who stood sheepishly on a nearby corner holding his sign: "I've Been Bullied.
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As part of Mr. Young's iconoclastic circle, Mr. Johnson produced works that were often whimsical, like "Din," in which 40 musicians screamed, clapped their hands and shuffled their feet in a darkened hall.
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Around midday on Friday at the suburban Gwinnett Place Mall, volunteers shuffled into a Democratic office wedged between a shoe store and a vacant space to contact voters who had cast provisional ballots.
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As temporary characters (played by everyone from Jim Carrey to Will Ferrell) shuffled in and out of Michael's office, the writers debated whether Michael's replacement should be an existing character or an outsider.
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In the Pergolesi presentation, Mr. Blin sowed mirthful confusion by combining the two operas, segment by segment, as if the score pages had been dropped and shuffled in the retrieval, as enacted onstage.
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The Conservative Party's loss of its parliamentary majority in the recent elections has shuffled the deck of possibilities once again and left Prime Minister Theresa May scrambling to hold on to her position.
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Knicks 109, Pacers 103 INDIANAPOLIS — Knicks Coach Jeff Hornacek has shuffled rotations like a deck of cards in recent weeks, searching for improved energy and chemistry even as victories have eluded his team.
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YANGON, Myanmar — Once a week, the two Reuters reporters are shuffled out of their prison cells in Yangon, Myanmar, loaded into the back of a police truck and driven to a nearby courthouse.
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Barzal then passed back to the blue line to a wide-open Mayfield, who shuffled the puck for a couple seconds before firing a shot past Rask, who was screened by four players.
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Twitter, which had its initial public offering in 2013, has experienced stalling revenue growth, and since the return of its co-founder Jack Dorsey, the company has cut costs and shuffled its leadership.
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NEW YORK — After Harvey Weinstein shuffled into the New York State Supreme Court building for the start of his criminal trial on Monday, a crowd gathered outside the courthouse, held signs, and chanted.
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The 10-year Treasuries yield had dipped to 1.577% overnight, but had shuffled back up to 1.590 ahead of U.S. trading while all the ECB chatter also pushed euro zone yields slightly higher.
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The cold was unforgiving, but no one seemed to mind, as he shuffled through sand in pink satin shoes, climbed a fence and shrieked into the night, the eye of his own storm.
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Washington RHP Mark Melancon, who has converted all 12 save opportunities with his new team, returns to Pittsburgh for the first time since being shuffled prior to the non-waiver trade deadline. 2.
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Trudeau Wednesday shuffled his cabinet, while stressing that Canada needs to diversify trade away from the U.S. Jim Carr, minister of natural resources was moved to a new Ministry of international trade diversification.
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But Democrats are complaining about those measures, too, arguing that Republicans have shuffled resources to pay for portions of Trump's proposed border wall and to backfill accounts he has emptied for that purpose.
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At one point there were four more guests than places at the table, but Ellery quickly shuffled seats around and for dessert, everyone stood to eat slices of a rhubarb and frangipane tart.
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Gaunt-faced and bearded, a handcuffed Mr. Reeves shuffled into the courtroom wearing a white Tyvek jumpsuit and plastic foot coverings, which had been given to him in lieu of his bloodstained clothes.
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But he shuffled out of the courthouse with an uncharacteristic lack of pomp, in a short-sleeve polo shirt, standing only half-visible in a large crowd — a man swallowed by his watchers.
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After the demonstration, the audience is separated by gender into two lines and shuffled along at intervals, speed-dating style, under instructions to describe the face of each new person to appear opposite.
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Jeb whistled through the warm evening streets, imagining this wonderful new place and all the stupid people who would gasp and fall to their knees in ecstasy every time he shuffled past. ♦
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The men were blindfolded; they had long beards; they were barefoot or in sandals; their feet were shackled together, and they were being shuffled up a platform, with light coming out of the airplane.
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Big, blue crabs shuffled across cream-colored sand, winged beasts dive bombed into the depths of the water for a quick breakfast, ants and flies enjoyed the fruits of my flesh in equal amounts.
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While there are usually changes in NSC staffing under a new administration, Trump's broader reorganization had made it even harder for diplomats to maintain continuity or connection because roles and functions are being shuffled.
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But, while A Star Is Born pokes at the mythology of artistic legitimacy that Jackson represents, and even though the story is about him being shuffled off the stage, it still values his musicality.
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Cooper, who has worked in the federal government for almost two decades, was initially slated to testify Friday, but her deposition was moved at least two times as Democrats shuffled the order of witnesses.
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I woke up the next morning after that boozy evening and shuffled over to the edge of downtown, where Carly Fiorina was conducting a town hall in the conference room of an insurance company.
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Her oldest child, Cara, 14, had slept in and then went on to be a typical teenager and argue with Poppic as she shuffled her other children, Alex (10) and Sammi (4) to school.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Jim Furyk stuck with his winning formula when he named the same four partnerships for Saturday morning's fourball matches at the Ryder Cup, while his European counterpart Thomas Bjorn shuffled the deck.
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The second example of biological change sweeping the world is the Columbian exchange, in which the 16th century's newly global network of trade shuffled together the creatures of the New World and the Old.
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PRETORIA (Reuters) - Oscar Pistorius shuffled through a Pretoria court without his prosthetic legs on Wednesday to show how vulnerable he is as the Paralympian seeks to avoid prison for murdering his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.
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Over the course of even the last 72 hours, Trump has not only shuffled his legal team but also embarked on an aggressive strategy to take the fight to Mueller and his investigative team.
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Since 2015, GoodEggs, Zesty and Munchery have shuffled their executive decks, meal kit delivery darlings Blue Apron struggled with worker safety, and logistics providers Postmates struggled to lock in a new round of funding.
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But the rich leading roles have too often if not entirely been shuffled over to younger actresses, bastions of beauty and promise instead of reminders that time is unrelenting and coming for us all.
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The Bisto gravy and Oxo cube maker, which shuffled its top management earlier this year, said adjusted pretax profit rose 5% to 31.7 million pounds ($40.56 million) for the six months ended Sept. 28.
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So when interleukin 4, or IL-4, is stoked into production, the body cuts back on interferon gamma; conversely, when interferon gamma is called into action, IL-4 is shuffled to the back burner.
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The Apple Music executive doesn't have nearly the same name recognition as the senior executives, from Eddy Cue to Craig Federighi, who shuffled on to the stage at the annual developer conference on Monday.
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The company had spent hundreds of millions of dollars developing Google Glass—augmented-reality spectacles unveiled, to great fanfare, in 2012—but had quietly shuffled them aside when their performance proved underwhelming and glitchy.
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I own the book "AKEELAH and the Bee," so I shuffled over to my trusty bookshelf, pulled the book down and confirmed that her name ends in an H. No, that is not cheating.
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I tried touching the edges of desks with the back of my hand as I shuffled backward, trying to look as normal as possible, not like a blind kid who needed to touch things.
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In a moment that certainly checked the populist box, the busload of unsuspecting Hollywood tourists, selfie sticks aloft, found themselves ushered into the Dolby Theater, and shuffled before Hollywood A-listers and the world.
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"Great speech," Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican majority leader, said as he shuffled through National Statuary Hall, the marbled chamber in the Capitol clogged with grand sculptures, stone-faced lawmakers and many television cameras.
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But, as was the case with the financial industry bailout, it was the story of what happened to the little guy—in this case, the autoworkers—that was always shuffled off to the side.
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In briefs filed in court, Kimberly said Democrats shuffled half of the district's 28503,22019 residents — far more than was necessary to correct the 10,000-person imbalance in the district's population following the 2010 census.
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Jean's first day began like all the others: Her beat-up red Chevy Corsica rolled into my school's driveway, and I quickly shuffled my way into her car before the other kids saw me.
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The funds were then shuffled and diverted to four companies used to embezzle money — businesses that the nation's tax auditor has blacklisted as front companies, according to the government contracts reviewed by The Times.
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Former President Barack Obama talked of fixing a "broken system" that neglected preventive care; could result in costly, unneeded medical procedures; and sometimes shuffled patients among doctors who didn't communicate efficiently with one another.
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As anyone who's seen Spotlight can attest, rather than alerting authorities about their crimes, or removing them from situations where they might have access to children, church officials simply shuffled accused priests between gigs.
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There was a flash freeze overnight, so I shuffled awkwardly like a penguin to avoid falling while my dog took no such precautions and careened around with more than a few Bambi-on-ice moments.
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The banks failed for reasons ranging from the way liquidity would be housed and shuffled among domestic and foreign subsidiaries to the manner in which executives would communicate problems as they arose during a crisis.
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At first, everything happened quickly: Before I knew it, I was crying in my resident assistant's room; shuffled between counselors and police investigators; dressed in a hospital gown as nurses took pictures of the bruises.
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Four employees claimed that to do this, Killspace shuffled a substantial amount of resources from contracts to unrelated prototypes, and moved developers around on short notice to the point of leaving the main teams shorthanded.
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While Rocket and Delivery Hero actually started out as rivals, in 2015 a truce of sorts was called as the two shuffled around their various regional operations and Rocket invested $586 million into Delivery Hero.
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The Hornets shuffled their lineup for the first time all season with forward Miles Bridges getting his first career start, guard Jeremy Lamb going to the bench, and Nicolas Batum moving from forward to guard.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shuffled his Cabinet on Wednesday ahead of a challenging 2019 election, stressing the need to diversify trade away from the United States while leaving key ministers in place.
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"THIS CASE is testing the presumption of innocence in our country," Harvey Weinstein's then defence lawyer, Jose Baez, told reporters last January, cameras shuttering as the movie mogul shuffled out of a New York courthouse.
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It's these remarkable kids that do the most amazing feats, who can spell "omnidirectional" backward as fast as you can say it and remember a shuffled deck of cards and know the Greyhound bus map.
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When it came time to play, I shuffled my feet to dodge an oncoming athlete and to charge at a foe; and my arms swung as I tried to make myself open for a pass.
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Around 1:30 AM on Wednesday morning, after all our party guests had shuffled off into the night, I got tired of waiting for the official call of Pennsylvania and went for a short walk.
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Beijing's signal that a 'phase 1' trade deal with the United States was close to being sealed helped Europe's share markets hit a more than 4-year peak on Thursday and bond yields shuffled higher.
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By the time my dad inched the car to within a half-mile of the starting line, I asked him to pull over, and my sister, mom and I shuffled out into a light drizzle.
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Shaxi Journal SHAXI, China — The woman shuffled around her shop in the village square, telling visitors how she came to be selling wooden swords and woven slippers to tourists rather than tending to her fields.
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The Kings have struggled, and they have certainly shuffled deck chairs with abandon, but Thompson had the bizarre luck to wind up as a mainstay on one of the most unstable franchises in the NBA.
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Like most cosmopolitan capitals, Bangkok is a place where you can snag sushi, burgers, and pizza on the same block, but where green spaces are dwindling and traditions are sometimes shuffled off to the side.
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It definitely feels like a devil's bargain got made here: that Lesnar was allowed to fight under suspect conditions and then quietly shuffled out the back door when the whole thing started to blow up.
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A super-modest bill banning bump stocks — the device the Las Vegas killer used to turn the semiautomatic rifles he could buy legally into functional machine guns — was introduced in Congress and then shuffled away.
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For six months, I dutifully shuffled into Southern California business parks for twice-weekly ultrasounds, nonstress tests and countless appointments with specialists, growing ever more anxious at the looming prospect of we-didn't-know-what.
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In a reproduction of the Yukon cabin, poised on a fulcrum, used in the 1925 film "The Gold Rush," I shuffled side to side to tilt the set as it had done in the movie.
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The next day, our obedient student body shuffled into the fenced area between our school buildings only to witness teachers' comments about how 'cute' we were and their apologies for being 60 seconds behind schedule.
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Buchanan joined Walmart in 2007 and moved from chief merchandising officer at Sam's Club to become chief merchandising officer for Walmart's U.S. e-commerce business, when Walmart shuffled management at its digital business in July.
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After our firefly cruise from the Amphawa Floating Market in Samut Songkhram, we shuffled through the throngs of international tourists past stalls loaded with T-shirts, coconuts, dried fish, Thai boxing shorts, fried quail eggs.
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The next day, our obedient student body shuffled into the fenced area between our school buildings only to witness teachers' comments about how "cute" we were and their apologies for being 60 seconds behind schedule.
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After he'd been shuffled back to segregation, it occurred to me that if Anthony Metts serves out his full sentence he will have spent more than twenty years—nearly half his life—under state supervision.
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But I was truly appreciative of her driving three hours from our hometown to get me, so I kept my chipmunk mouth closed as I shuffled to the edge of the garage and looked over.
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Hughes ended an 18-game goal drought a little more than 11 minutes later, when he shuffled the puck while approaching Crawford from the left side before tucking a shot home with 13:14 left.
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After a slew of reports that Twitter might sell itself, the company was particularly vulnerable — some top staffers had shuffled, and critics noted that Segal, for instance, wasn't exactly an ardent user of the platform.
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A former second-round pick from a Minnesota high school who shuffled between starting and relieving for five seasons with the Miami Marlins, Hand, 28, joined the Padres in a waiver claim in April 2016.
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Word of the attack triggered a frenzy at the zoo, with about two dozen visitors including a number of children being shuffled into the gift shop for protection, a witness told the Palm Beach Post newspaper.
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The rapper's murder will be forever linked with that of his peer Tupac Shakur, though the pair are just in a long line of musicians who've shuffled off the mortal coil under less-than-clear circumstances.
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The Special K free agency class, carried by All-Stars KD, Klay Thompson, Kyrie Irving, Kawhi Leonard and Kemba Walker, was shuffled in a serious way with the impact to be measured over months, not days.
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What that looks like in execution remains to be seen, but it certainly indicates that DICE is well aware of how monotonous the previous installment became, no matter how many DLC expansion packs were shuffled out.
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But since they aren't legally married, they were split up: She was sent to a women's detention center for two months, and he was shuffled from facility to facility before ending up at Winn in June.
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Emmerson Mnangagwa Local and foreign press shuffled between floors of the MDC building for more than an hour and eventually squeezed to the front of a fourth-floor conference room to hear the presidential hopeful speak.
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But Samsung's box of TV guts and ports seems intended to be shuffled off to the side, while LG's is meant to be front and center as it doubles as a Dolby Atmos soundbar as well.
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Under the byzantine laws governing corporate capitalism, these companies can simply restructure; assets and tax liabilities are shuffled around like chess pieces, yet somehow when it's over, nobody is responsible for the promises made to workers.
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Details: Citing crowding and safety concerns, government officials allegedly said that some migrant families will be processed by Border Patrol agents rather than being shuffled to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to face possible lengthy detentions.
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With the back-to-school shopping season and winter holidays looming, most retailers planning to shut stores this year have already shuffled through those announcements so they can shift their focus toward the industry's busiest times.
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The selection process turned into a spectacle this week as the media shuffled to keep up with private meetings held with the possible picks, which also included former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and New Jersey Gov.
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Kern and Hahn disagree: Nearly neutral theory "didn't explain much from the start and then was shuffled around in attempts to save an appealing idea from the harsh glare of data," Kern wrote in an email.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Two Canadian gold miners shuffled their executive ranks on Friday, as Goldcorp Inc promoted a senior vice president to replace Chief Operating Officer George Burns, hired by Eldorado Gold Corp as chief executive officer.
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Ford Motor reportedly shuffled its senior leadership team, with plans to replace CEO Mark Fields with executive chiefJim Hackett as a steep stock price decline prompted a review of management, reports said on Monday, citing sources.
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My meal at the counter wasn't quite exciting enough to lure me back for a full review, so I shuffled Uogashi off into a roundup of good values on the sushi front that I was writing.
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As a power play — generated by a hooking penalty on Erik Johnson — was expiring, Nick Schmaltz shuffled the puck long enough for Avalanche center Tyson Jost to slide in an attempt to block a possible shot.
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When Freddy offers him the opportunity to avenge his maiming, Naz gives a naked and prone Calvin a halfhearted kick in the ribs, looking every bit the helpless weakling who had shuffled into Rikers weeks earlier.
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The latest drop in the top 40 continues slight softening in the composite seen towards the end of 2017 as some investors sold out of loans and shuffled portfolios to make room for new January issuance.
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The social giant, which has been under fire over the past 18 months because of Russia or Cambridge Analytica or Myanmar or one of numerous other company oversights, shuffled its executive deck in a major way.
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Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzmán shuffled into a federal courtroom in Brooklyn on Monday, flashed a grin, and waved hello to his beauty-queen wife, who was seated in the front row of the packed public gallery.
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Having shuffled between predominantly white institutions for most of my life, I didn't think having natural hair was even an option, and yet there it was, staring me in the face, laughing at my straight strands.
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He brushed past my grandfather and shuffled in his slippers to the "Throne of Elijah," a wing-backed chair with a needlepoint footrest and a view of the best table, where the big money changed hands.
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A 9-year-old Guatemalan boy named Byron Xol has been shuffled among four shelters since he was dragged away from his father at the border nine months ago, while the policy was still in place.
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New South Wales Corrective Services acknowledged that there were practical difficulties in offering rehabilitation to remand prisoners, because they are often shuffled between correctional centers, or moved away from centers for long periods while attending court.
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These included mimicking a series of random coin flips or dice rolls, guessing which card would appear when selected from a randomly shuffled deck, or arranging a grid of black and white boxes to look random.
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Flynn had long been expected to be a star witness in Kian's trial but after he shuffled his legal team and adopted a more combative posture, the government dropped plans to put him on the stand.
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Lore has overseen the acquisition of three other online retailers, shuffled management and made two-day shipping free on all online orders over $35, without any membership fees to compete with Amazon's popular Prime shipping program.
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What looks on paper like a big increase in inequality in the 1980s and onward, Auten and Splinter argue, is really just money being shuffled around in response to Ronald Reagan-era changes to tax law.
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When Abrams and Kasdan felt it was better to open the trilogy with a movie driven by Luke's disappearance, the idea was simply shuffled one movie down the line, and became the basis for Rian Johnson's script.
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Salemme, who was wearing a light gray suit and blue tie, shuffled into the courtroom and waved to the press before the trial began for the day, and occasionally passed notes to his lawyer as Ferland spoke.
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The show ended promptly at 7 PM. We shuffled out the exits while the sun hung low in the sky, illuminating the teens' adult attire in a manner that made it, and them, appear even more perverse.
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Sir Burton acts as the plot's shepherd, tying together its mythical past and its explosive present, but once his role is fulfilled, his character is shuffled offscreen so unceremoniously that it's laughable, in the most painful sense.
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And Silicon Valley — a place full of people who want to cure death, rewrite reality, and fight the rise of killer artificial intelligences — metaphorically cast its eyes down, shuffled its feet, and tried to formulate an objection.
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We had a bulkhead row of three just for us returning from Los Angeles to London recently… until a man with a neck brace shuffled up at the last minute and plonked himself in the spare seat.
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With the chance of a ECB rate cut priced at about 50-50, the euro was at a two-month trough, German Bund yields were slipping back towards record lows and Europe's main stock markets shuffled higher.
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The four men who shuffled into an antiterrorism court in Islamabad, Pakistan, on a mid-October morning were shackled together, a chain leash extending from each of their handcuffs into the hands of a supervising police officer.
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Unable to navigate to the exit, they had no choice but to take the elevator to the first floor, where in sight of the entire library, they shuffled through a set of doors into a back stairwell.
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As her irregular breathing made me wonder if she would pass in my company, I felt a cavalcade of memories and energy pass between us, generating heat like a deck of cards being shuffled into my hand.
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The world's largest carmaker shuffled its pack Thursday when it announced that former BMW executive Herbert Diess will replace Matthias Mueller, the former head of Porsche who took over following the diesel emissions scandal in late 2015.
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E-Trade Financial, the online retail broker, has shuffled its top management and created a new role for a former executive who is returning to the firm and being tasked with bolstering growth in its main business.
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We cried in unison as she emerged on-stage; we squealed as she strapped on her fire-breathing tits; we even shuffled together awkwardly in an ambitious but ultimately misguided attempt to mimic the "Bad Romance" choreography.
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The poll suggests that the post-convention bounces have subsided and that Mr. Trump has weathered a difficult August, in which he shuffled staff members, insulted a Gold Star family and confused voters about his immigration policy.
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WASHINGTON — It was just before noon, in the last hours of a half-century wait for government documents about the assassination of John F. Kennedy, that the octogenarian Secret Service retiree shuffled into his first TMZ moment.
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She had just finished helping her four younger siblings get dressed, shuffled them out the door and left for school herself when she realized that she had forgotten her lunch and ran back home to retrieve it.
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Vikings 277, Lions 289 Case Keenum stood in the pocket to take a hit, dipped his right shoulder to slip out of a sack and shuffled his feet to give his receivers more time to get open.
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So when she stepped out on the runway in a gorgeous twist on a traditional hanbok, inspired by her mother, the awed gasp from the judges as she shuffled down the runway was a perfectly understandable reflex.
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My guess is that the answer to why Skinner is suddenly so keen to reopen the X-Files resides in the season's second episode, which has been shuffled to air as its fourth, on Monday, February 8.
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As Moore led the assembly in prayer, an older man in a plaid seersucker sports coat shuffled into the hall and lowered himself onto a solitary seat in the back, just in front of the video cameras.
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ET, FSN Detroit, MSG Plus (New York) ABOUT THE RED WINGS (12-13-7): In an effort to spark the offense and a pair of his slumping players, coach Jeff Blashill shuffled his lines during Monday's practice.
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Severson ended his own goal drought at 11 games at the 7:22 mark of the second when he cut in at the right goal line and shuffled the puck before beating Crawford from point-blank range.
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Coach Guy Boucher shuffled his lines at Tuesday's practice by moving Zack Smith (sidelined the past six games) to center on the fourth line while pairing Jean-Gabriel Pageau with forwards Mike Hoffman and slumping Mark Stone.
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It's a U-turn for Romney, who had routinely brushed off questions from reporters as he shuffled around the U.S. Capitol attending freshman orientation and largely kept his public focus off Trump following his comfortable election win.
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Then the various Mary Pages shuffled back into the upstairs rehearsal space, balancing plates of cake, glasses of water and, in the case of Tatiana Maslany, who plays Mary Page at 27 and 36, half an avocado.
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Her belongings destroyed, Ms. White shuffled among relatives' houses — a trauma that was compounded because she had recently been fired from her warehouse job after missing work when her son was hospitalized for a fever, she said.
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Then in 2014, it lost its maverick CEO Brett Pettis, soon after it shut down much of it retail presence in 2014 and then shuffled through a couple of CEOs until the appointment of Jonathan Jaglom in 2015.
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Amazon has flagged a number of cases involving its employees—at least a few of whom are in the U.S.—as well as "shuffled the roles of key executives in China" to stop the misconduct, the paper added.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Wednesday shuffled his cabinet by naming a new economy czar to oversee the OPEC country's decaying socialist system and a new oil minister to confront the economic difficulties caused by low oil prices.
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Additionally, the 100 F-35 jets Turkey hoped to add to its budding arsenal will be shuffled in the company's intricate production schedule to ensure that the defense giant's assembly line will hum along without skipping a beat.
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Though Europe struggled to join in, MSCI's 47-country world index was at a six-month high, benchmark bond yields shuffled up and the Aussie dollar, which tends to be highly sensitive to China's fortunes, did the same.
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As far as I could tell while playing, these shuffled out in this way: you're bad if you neglect to save civilians or, worse, shoot a major non-threatening NPC; you're good if you don't do those things.
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With the chance of a ECB rate cut now priced at about 423.093-2423.09, the euro was at a two-month trough, German Bund yields were slipping back towards record lows and Europe's main stock markets shuffled higher.
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Additionally, the 100 F-35 jets Turkey hoped to add to its budding arsenal will be shuffled in the company's intricate production schedule as to ensure the defense giant's assembly line will hum along without skipping a beat.
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Marise shuffled down in the sofa to poke her white boot at him, prodding at his hands and blocking the strings so that he couldn't play until he ducked the neck of his guitar out of her way.
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Kennedy, always the subject of intense retirement rumors -- who finally announced his decision to leave the court Wednesday afternoon -- shuffled right and never sided with liberals in the major 5-4 cases that split down familiar ideological lines.
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To make her appear ravaged by the wind, she is shuffled among a collective of D-Men — inner demons who follow her from scene to scene and often, as men are wont to do, get in her way.
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In the covered arena, throngs of people shuffled past vendors selling T-shirts ("All women are created equal, but only the best ride horses") and Lilliputian halters made out of strips of ribbon no wider than a toothpick.
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As Watts half-heartedly pleaded for his wife and kids to come home, he shuffled awkwardly from side to side and seemed bizarrely nonchalant — almost unconcerned — about the fate of his pregnant wife and their two young daughters.
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Nike (NKE) CEO John Donahoe shuffled the company's executive ranks, with e-commerce chief Heidi O'Neill becoming president of the athletic footwear and apparel maker's consumer business, and chief financial officer Andy Campion switching to chief operating officer.
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Nike (NKE) – CEO John Donahoe shuffled the company's executive ranks, with e-commerce chief Heidi O'Neill becoming president of the athletic footwear and apparel maker's consumer business, and Chief Financial Officer Andy Campion switching to chief operating officer.
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Giving evidence in front of abuse victims in a Rome hotel room, Pell told Australia's Royal Commission into Institutional Response to Child Sexual Abuse that children were often not believed and abusive priests shuffled from parish to parish.
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Texas coach Shaka Smart shuffled his starting lineup in an effort to kick start his stuttering offense and the move paid instant dividends as the Longhorns scored more than 21 points for the first time in four games.
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OTTAWA, Nov 20 (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday shuffled his cabinet and moved Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland into a new job where she will be asked to help stave off a looming national unity crisis.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday shuffled his cabinet for the second time in six weeks in response to a crisis caused by the resignation of a minister who then alleged inappropriate conduct by officials.
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The remaining migrants aboard the Italian ship Monte Sperone and the British naval vessel Protector, which had picked up 450 asylum seekers from an overcrowded boat that left Libya on Friday, shuffled ashore at the Sicilian port of Pozzallo.
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The San Francisco Giants selected right-hander Julian Fernandez from the Colorado Rockies and the Philadelphia Phillies chose Nick Burdi from the Minnesota Twins, but he was shuffled to the Pittsburgh Pirates for $500,000 in international bonus pool money.
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Throughout its all-hands-on-deck PR campaign over the last few months, Facebook has shuffled its data policies and reassured lawmakers that handing out user data to anyone who asked is no longer part of its standard operations.
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Donors to Cruz shuffled between craps tables to panels organized by his super PAC to those organized by his official campaign, rooms that were at one point just one door away on the ornate third floor of the hotel.
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As the cards are shuffled and dealt, layers of formality fall away, and we come to see these intimately drawn characters in microscopic detail, thanks to the vividly theatrical but admirably unfussy performances of Mr. Jones and Ms. Tyson.
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It's pilot season, after all, the annual time of year where the television industry makes headlines as schedules are shuffled around, shows are cut and picked up, and studios are looking for new ideas and talent to green light.
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"By way of some slight humor on this issue, this particular flag, you will realize, is the flag of the Gay and Lesbian Kingdom of the Coral Sea Islands," said Abetz, smirking as he shuffled a stack of papers.
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When Grosjean first reconnoitered the game, he saw that the 12 playing cards used to simulate a pair of craps dice were being shuffled by a machine designed to speed up play and randomize the order of the cards.
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He whipped it up as if it were a cake, kneaded it like bread, shuffled and riffled an imaginary deck of cards, wound up a clock, shook a recalcitrant umbrella, rubbed something on a washboard and wrung it out.
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One Director after another — none with any real field operational experience, including the current one — has shuffled desks, changed the names of headquarters components and indulged the belief that the best way to catch terrorists is with PowerPoint presentations.
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After his 37-footer had sailed over the top of Paul George's outstretched hand and through the basket, Lillard turned toward the Thunder bench — and the backside of Russell Westbrook as he shuffled off the court — and waved goodbye.
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Postgame analysis often boiled down to which players were friends rather than which team played better, and the Warriors shuffled along to the team's third consecutive season of 43 or more wins with no one seeming surprised or impressed.
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As the Senate shuffled forward last week to confirm a director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services and an ambassador to the Holy See, the position of deputy director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) remained unfilled.
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In practice, there was a lot of juggling: On any given day, students and teachers shuffled from one room to another, combining some classes and breaking others up in an effort to keep each room within the permissible ratio.
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Photo: Mary Altaffer (AP)Well now, it appears the deck has been shuffled yet again in the ongoing streaming wars, and it looks as though CBS may be shaping up to be a stronger contender than we'd previously anticipated.
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That film is an affecting indictment of the NYPD's simultaneously lazy and overworked system, which carelessly shuffled the boys into prison, and of the runaway media train that indulged the likes of Donald Trump and the bluster of Al Sharpton.
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The 30-year-old baker was abandoned by her biological family at the age of 3 and shuffled from foster care homes for 7 years until she found her forever home with Larry and Nancy Casterline when she turned 10.
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She's made multiple trips to the offices of Homebase, New York City's homelessness prevention program, but says she's been shuffled to different agencies, none of which have given her concrete guidance on how to solve her housing problem come July.
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Further, Goldman argues that many oilfield services companies have retained experienced staff throughout the wave of layoffs, and "in many cases" shuffled them into low-ranking positions with an eye toward "promoting" them once oil price recover and activity ramps up.
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Offseason acquisition Ondrej Pavelec will serve as Lundqvist's backup after Antti Raanta and top-line center Derek Stepan were shuffled to Arizona for the seventh overall pick in the 2017 draft (center Lias Andersson) and defensive prospect Anthony DeAngelo. 1.
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Both teams had promising prospects making contributions on the floor, but the Knicks began the game with their rotation already shuffled for Game 2 of the season, with Elfrid Payton getting the start at point guard in place of Allonzo Trier.
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He could summon names and locations — or at least how they sounded to his foreign ears — but sometimes struggled to piece together a coherent timeline as he recounted eight months of being shuffled from one militia-run prison to another.
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Presently it's not known why he's doing this, but you can certainly watch it happen below, for as long as it lasts:Update 5:04pm EST: The climber, naturally, shuffled off to a different side of the building free of air vents.
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If you're into watching someone get their face shuffled around and repositioned under a surgeon's knife, and then endure multiple minutes of "before and after" time lapses of their bruised faces while they heal, there's a video out there for you.
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Fans will remember Gloria as the bloody, blonde zombie who shuffled through the abandoned church at the beginning of Fear's pilot, and Sunday's episode reintroduced her in a big way as Nick continued his lonely journey across the scorching Mexican countryside.
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Luke explaining his obsession with instruments — which is not a fetish, he clarifies, despite the joke his fellow group member Connie makes — makes him feel more like a well-rounded person, rather than a chess piece being shuffled around a board.
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I wanted a new phone, though, and Apple made it so easy to take the leap that I shuffled the sketchy economics of upgrading into the back of my head, letting the promises of Apple's marketing team hold my attention.
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In 2014, Andrew Wiggins was the No. 1 pick in the draft, and he was being shuffled away from autograph signings at the risk of a reporter asking what he thought of the idea he could be traded to the Timberwolves.
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Updates on their pushes for the deregulation of extractive industry and the opening of federal land for mining and drilling arrive at breakneck speed, while the consultation of tribal governments and affected community members have been shuffled off to the side.
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Ruff has consistently shuffled netminders following a difficult start, as Lehtonen won Games 1 and 2 in the first-round series versus Minnesota before faltering in the following contest - only to get the call after Niemi sputtered in Game 5.
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The op-ed was a dramatic U-turn for Romney, who had routinely brushed off questions from reporters as he shuffled around the U.S. Capitol attending freshman orientation and largely kept his public focus off Trump following his comfortable election win.
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The 24-year-old Dominican worked out of the bullpen on 16 occasions with the Marlins before being shuffled to the Zephyrs, with whom he owns a 23-3 record, a 3.99 ERA and 33 strikeouts in 250 242/2500 innings.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Wednesday shuffled his cabinet by naming a new economy czar to oversee the OPEC country's decaying socialist system and a new oil minister to confront the economic difficulties caused by low oil prices.
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