Rice and his descendants sketch out scenarios as nothing more than a container — and a leaky one at that — holding the constant shuffling and re-shuffling antics that ensue in their mercurial works.
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But after a lot of random shuffling from participant will.i.
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Never find yourself shuffling down a dark trail ever again.
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Albemarle is also shuffling other executives, according to the memo.
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Dementia sufferers are represented in the media as shuffling zombies.
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The report comes as Trump has considered shuffling his Cabinet.
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He was just shuffling like a geisha around the room.
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But the shuffling could not solve the team's attacking issues.
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Fake mouth noises and paper shuffling sounds accompany blank faces.
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Another clip shows Warren shuffling papers at her podium. Sen.
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Facebook is shuffling the top of its communication team, too.
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Now, the social media giant finally shuffling in the right direction.
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Like brains, computers process information by shuffling electricity around complicated circuits.
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"Cephalon's statistical shuffling played with lives," Herring wrote in the complaint.
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She leaves the operating room shaky, shuffling along in her socks.
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Shuffling out Time's up for two of Apple's classic media players.
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Yael: I think shuffling behind someone might have been more obvious.
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If any jump out or fall while you're shuffling, save them.
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But there are other investors that are now shuffling their feet.
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French Open results: Wednesday's matches were rained out, shuffling the schedule.
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Instead, everyone is spending lots of money shuffling these prizes around.
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At one point, while shuffling in between offices on Sunday, Sen.
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Walmart is shuffling its executive team after the 2019 holiday season.
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Personnel shuffling at the top has further strengthened the dove's hand.
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When she first gets on stage people are shuffling and giggling.
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He comes shuffling down the sidewalk to get into a black Escalade.
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She spent three months there, shuffling between inpatient and a halfway house.
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Take one of the latest challenges: shuffling up a set of stairs.
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That's pretty immediate in the world of executive shuffling, I would say.
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The gathering also came amid internal shuffling in Mr. Trump's campaign organization.
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Other Democrats shuffling out of the interview, which started at 85033 p.m.
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" "There's something significant going on — this shuffling of campaign staff with Trump.
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The reptiles are barely visible on the floor, shuffling around the furniture.
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The shuffling feet, the throat-clearing, the unmet eye give it away.
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Or maybe you hesitate for a moment before shuffling off in silence.
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But shuffling judges around the country might just be smoke and mirrors.
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But the tax savings, she said, make the document shuffling worth it.
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The Wall Street Journal was first to report on the leadership shuffling.
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Democrats have also chafed at Mr. Nunes's shuffling of the hearing schedule.
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There's occasional background noise, the shuffling of papers, clearing of throats, chuckles.
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The job is often boring, chasing footprints, staring at monitors, shuffling paper.
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"Things are not 'the norm' here," he says, shuffling along the dirt.
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After shuffling through a couple different concepts, he settled on an airplane propellor.
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A few feet away, we noticed two people shuffling towards our Murder House.
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Instead, The Walking Dead will just continue shuffling along with its diminished ratings.
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Like they're shuffling the deck behind the scenes sort of thing, you know?
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But the figure came closer: it was a young woman, shuffling toward us.
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Instead of shuffling arthritically, as most Krapps do, he waddles with undulating hips.
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Beneath the roar of digital acceleration, there is still some shuffling of paper.
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He stirs then, shuffling a book from his left hand to his right.
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I spent days greeting military officials, shuffling among a few different military outposts.
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"I like physically shuffling around with papers," she once explained to the Telegraph.
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He's smoking and shuffling a deck of cards, separating the one-eyed jacks.
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Personnel shuffling at the top also strengthened the hand of dovish rate-setters.
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The staff shuffling comes as the Sanders campaign jockeys for position with Sen.
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Both shuffling off this mortal coil in less than 48 hours. Heartbroken. pic.twitter.
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By shuffling the deck, Mr Narasimhan says he is focusing on "transformative innovation".
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The Dallas defensive line, despite some late-season shuffling, hasn't been getting much pressure.
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Shuffling its feet with a sound like cinder blocks scraped across a ship deck.
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"They seem to be shuffling some of these kids like hot potatoes," Castro said.
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That soft, shuffling sound you hear is Congressional Republicans stepping away from President Trump.
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Electron shuffling If a substance is "oxidized," it has lost electrons to another substance.
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And now, it's heading out like a lamb, shuffling meekly out the rainy door.
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Instagram is doing some more shuffling, and this time it'll affect your profile page.
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But when Clinton mentions the Russians, she's accused of shuffling responsibility away from herself.
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Now here he was, shuffling after Zero while he sniffed one tree, then another.
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He motioned to another older man on the street, shuffling along in worn clothes.
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I'm not as smart or as innovative as nature, randomly shuffling the genetic deck.
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On her kitchen table she arranged yet more paper, editing and shuffling lyrics around.
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Also, if it doesn't start shuffling, try tapping the icon to get it going.
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Ms. Merkel did a barely perceptible double take, busying herself by shuffling her notes.
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Around midday, the museum's doors opened without fanfare, and the crowd started shuffling in.
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I hear them, sometimes, sneakily creeping behind hay bales and shuffling up tree trunks.
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She said she was shuffling back and forth between home, training, school, to more training.
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The sound of shambolic shuffling echoes around the Liberty Stadium, Vicarage Road and Goodison Park.
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That's 18 elections, many of which ended up shuffling the balance of power in Congress.
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"ARE we ready?" asked Jacob Zuma, shuffling awkwardly as he prepared to address the nation.
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There will be more Trump outrages, despite whatever staff shuffling occurs in the White House.
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And smiling students can be seen shuffling their way up the stairs to their classrooms.
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With the cancellation of Bolling's "The Specialists," the network is due for some schedule shuffling.
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The president's constant firing and shuffling of members of his administration are a serious concern.
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No, these people aren't casually shuffling away from something: It's a backwards-running competition ... reversed!
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Tesla is shuffling its leadership after reportedly missing its first-quarter Model 3 production targets.
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Of course for Moodymann that means cut up jazz, reprocessed funk, and clattering, shuffling, house.
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His performances often find him laying down some tasty live keyboards over shuffling house rhythms.
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Fans were seen shuffling out of the stadium in Oklahoma City before the game began.
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Space and visibility were concerns for the mostly white audience shuffling for a vantage point.
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The only problem is that Richard, self-conscious about his sometimes shuffling gait, doesn't dance.
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The album's primacy was in trouble as soon as iTunes and the iPod encouraged shuffling.
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Republicans have sought to address that issue by shuffling committee assignments to potentially move Rep.
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This chronological shuffling jolts the story awake and nudges the viewer to pay close attention.
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Shuffling working class people out of a community does not improve their quality of life.
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The Patriots are shuffling into life after Rob Gronkowski at tight end with significant uncertainty.
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Reports suggest there was some last-minute shuffling of seats before the dignitaries sat down.
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This time I was listening on a portable CD player to avoid shuffling through my Nano.
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"It's definitely a shuffling act and, you know, you have to get that right," she said.
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The shuffling horror, all tentacles and alien power, was too much for any mortal to bear.
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I'm pretty agile, but I felt kind of dumb shuffling side-to-side on this ball.
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They lined up on the tarmac, shuffling — their shoelaces had been taken as a security precaution.
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"Physically, a patient can experience motor tremors, stiffness, slowness and shuffling of the feet," he said.
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The clip finds 'Nandez in a dilapidated house, wandering around as the shuffling beat trudges forth.
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That is inefficient, because shuffling data between the two types of chip costs time and energy.
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Efforts by the government to quell the unrest — including shuffling the president's cabinet — have failed spectacularly.
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With hundreds of lawmakers voting, the lobbies fill up quickly and a long shuffling queue forms.
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The effects of cage-shuffling, in other words, seem to last for at least three generations.
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Trader Steve Grasso cautioned investors to wait for closure from the election before shuffling their portfolios.
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Another female detainee reportedly spent a year shuffling between solitary confinement at Estrella and the MHU.
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Each area has a different theme, and the requisite shuffling of enemy types, dangers, and bosses.
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Earlier you spoke to the personnel changes and shuffling that's been going on with USA Hockey.
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This dog knows its way around a beat, trotting and shuffling it out to Dawin's Dessert.
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I worked with her there one summer, shuffling through the same files and databases she did.
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Yay lays out three overlapping banana leaves, shuffling uncomfortably in the heat of the ascending sun.
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The class ended with everyone shuffling around to stonily laud one another's work and clean up.
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The management shuffling was announced a week after Disney named James Pitaro as president of ESPN.
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And it's providing hotels and advancing checks for them and shuffling work shifts to continue operations.
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The Pose icon is shuffling over to the dark and twisted parts of the Murphy-verse.
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There has been a re-shuffling of restructuring bankers at big investment banks in recent months.
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And last year, Amazon Studios began shuffling its core executives from offices in Santa Monica, Calif.
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Instead, they are confronted by a shuffling procession of strangers carrying signs and posing as martyrs.
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Congressional appropriators approved the shuffling around of about $20173 million within the DHS for wall-related activities.
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She's physical, hunching over, reaching out, shuffling sideways, always patient, trusting her audience to stay with her.
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As the housemates arrive, you can hear every inhale and mouth noise, or shuffling of their feet.
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Put an end to silly schedule shuffling by investing in a quiet Eufy RoboVac robotic vacuum cleaner.
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But Mr. Theroux learned the most about cooking at hotels, "shuffling down the buffet line," he said.
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No reason was given for the shuffling of roles between the two men, who are not related.
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Low-resource schools, of course, can't always get away with shuffling around funding or accessing free knowledge.
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Morrison's Liberal Party has been riven by infighting, shuffling through 3 prime ministers in as many years.
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Logano also got off pit road ahead of Truex, shuffling Truex back to fourth for the restart.
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He didn't have any of the other typical symptoms, like difficulty initiating movements or shuffling while walking.
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I'm shuffling to the rhythms, but I'm only able to control the lower half of my body.
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Stay away orders are commonly used in other cities as a means of shuffling around the homeless.
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The Pistons visited with a banged-up roster that had coach Stan Van Gundy doing some shuffling.
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Senators have also discussed shuffling some of the diversity visas toward Temporary Protected Status (TPS) recipients. Sen.
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Zombies come in two flavors: either ambling, shuffling, groaning green things with their jaws hanging off, i.e.
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The primacy of the common good extends to everything in Sweden, including shuffling off this mortal coil.
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As all women know, that happens even if we are shuffling down the block in old sweats.
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From Tony there tends, at the outset, to be a lot of shaking, rattling, scraping and shuffling.
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It requires rapid, deft shuffling through recent memories to decide whether a picture is new or known.
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These companies, along with Qualcomm, are in a silicon arms race, constantly shuffling slots on the leaderboard.
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So you just started shuffling them around, trying to find a reason for them to fit together.
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The Ducks have been a resilient group that has surmounted injuries, setbacks and personnel shuffling this season.
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All of which explains why the London lead price has spent much of the year shuffling sideways.
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What could be lazier than shuffling to your own sink and pouring yourself a glass of water?
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The looming arrival of Hurricane Florence led to more shuffling off the college football schedule on Wednesday.
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You don't want to be stuck shuffling wires in and out of a limited number of ports.
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"But maybe I developed the instincts for all the shuffling in basketball," he wrote in his book.
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After being harassed at Leon's diner, she gets up without a word and starts shuffling out the door.
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Nike is shuffling its board of directors as it announced Thursday that its founder, Phil Knight, is retiring.
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He spoke with the passion of a candidate, not a bowed lame duck president shuffling off into retirement.
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"Assuming the U.S. rate is lower, it's just going to be an exercise in shuffling paper," Hedeker said.
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It turned into an awkward shuffling circle around the monument that slightly resembled good team defense in basketball.
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He explained that investors are shuffling down the risk curve into safer assets and shrinking their investing horizons.
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I got out shuffling my feet with the same crustacean clumsiness, watching the sun straight into my eyes.
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There is shuffling, there is bustling, there are journos rushing to their seats and trying to compose themselves.
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He was getting quite frail, but he'd come straight in as quick as he could, shuffling his feet.
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He would mimic their shuffling desperation and his own artistry, pummelling the air with fast, precise, furious fists.
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The tough-girl country song "Daddy Lessons" occasions a little shuffling and a hint of the Virginia reel.
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There's no plot here but the slow, inevitable grind of deck chairs shuffling on an aggravated, unfair planet.
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Angela Watschke was shuffling some of her kids around four years ago while the others were at home.
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The donkey managed the few shuffling steps to the bottom of the ramp and then stopped, head hanging.
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At one point, Nina later told me, he leaned forward in the chair and began shuffling his feet.
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The final two rounds were almost cartoonish, with Thurman shuffling right, left, and in any direction but Garcia's.
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Shuffling past the arrivals board, Yehiel Maccabi pulled a maroon trolley, seemingly oblivious to the bustle around him.
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Between 260 and 21962, the volume of passengers shuffling through Kennedy skyrocketed from 19583 million to 21958 million.
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Then came some scheduling shuffling, the first in decades, which affects how and when attendees can see movies.
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Bernie Sanders sat with an empty yellow legal pad, fiddling with his hands and shuffling in his chair.
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As lovers nationwide celebrated their shared affections, fashion folk continued shuffling along, from one show to the next.
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Among the stories-- front and center, General Electric shuffling its board of directors is one word for it.
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Once I've taken a bite, my mouth does a little shuffling around here and there and HEY PRESTO.
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And they give birth to live young, which remain with their parents for a period before shuffling off.
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Sarandon has Davis's aggressive shuffling walk down, as well as the downturned mouth, the biting-off of consonants.
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So imagine their surprise when a beautiful scaly (and very alive) specimen was spotted shuffling around the island.
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And despite profound cogitation and adroit personnel shuffling by the former Yankee manager, the Pirates won, 4-3.
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Flustered, I tried to improvise, shuffling through my printed pages for some semblance of a relevant talking point.
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People shuffling from one line to the next, shoes off, laptops out, passports checked, power failures, where's the bar?
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Team mate Kimi Raikkonen was a casualty of the rapidly shuffling order in changing conditions and only managed 14th.
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Think curved shoulders, turned-in knees, bowler hats, punctuated hand movements, finger snaps, sideways shuffling — and, yes, jazz hands.
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So, while the S8's shuffling home button may seem odd, it's doing its dance to protect your screen.
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The process behind shuffling a Spotify playlist looks about the same whether you're using the mobile or desktop app.
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Telefonica, which has debt of about 50 billion euros ($54 billion), has been shuffling its portfolio in recent months.
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Dealers sat behind blackjack tables, shuffling cards again and again while waiting in vain for gamblers to sit down.
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" Vulture called Rainbow "a ray of hope and solidarity, and it stays coolly upbeat and confidently shuffling through genres.
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But instead of 200 select attendees, there are 3,000 of us shuffling around in lanyards, backpacks, and comfy shoes.
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The galloping rhythm of the bells is determined by her movement, a combination of toe lifts and shuffling steps.
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Rather, the inversion is a classic case of "paper shuffling" and changing the place where annual registrations are filed.
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Michael Flynn, for watching even your allies start shuffling for the exits, you had the Worst Week in Washington.
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As he was moved to put the photo back on the shelf, he heard a shuffling sound behind him.
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An old guard of national and local figures who have dominated politics for years is shuffling off the stage.
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In celebration of his 500th birthday, two great European museums have been shuffling with their Leonardos to maximum effect.
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Exec shuffling: Google's venture capital arm — I'm sorry, I mean Alphabet's venture capital arm — is getting a new boss.
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The A-Side "Mothers", co-produced by Designer, is a shuffling bit of psychedelic house, heavy on analog sounds.
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My best memory there was watching a man in his 80s shuffling through the exhibits with a young boy.
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Though at capacity, the room is silent except for the shuffling of people's feet and shifting in their seats.
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Even with the emergency landing, and the shuffling on and off the tarmac, Mr. Murray found a silver lining.
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While she is shuffling between her own children and their classes, Levi is sending assignments to her own students.
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HOUSTON — The rescued are almost always wet when they arrive — slick, shuffling and staggering after hours in the rain.
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No. Look closer: Ten or 2003 rats with lustrous gray-brown coats are shuffling among the dried autumn leaves.
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The family spent a month in Malaysia, shuffling between hotel rooms and trying to figure out their next move.
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"Cooking is emotional," Ms. Argondizza said, shouting over the sounds of shuffling clogs and knife edges scraping against steel.
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"I would wind up in the documentation department shuffling papers for the next 20 years," he tells Business Insider.
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In fact, they engaged in ad fraud and malvertising by shuffling infected browsers through a maze of sketchy domains.
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McCoy used a fragmentary perspective, foreground and background shuffling within the same plane, to highlight a kaleidoscopic Los Angeles.
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As confident as he appears when shuffling a deck of cards, Mr. Turner remains at odds with his blindness.
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Zigzag through the banana pancake carts and shuffling tour groups, to a row of stalls alight with silk lanterns.
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Meanwhile, the cost to Time Warner would involve nothing more than some internal shuffling of the combined company's books.
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"I'm just here to do a little quiz," she told Weekend Update co-anchor Colin Jost, shuffling some papers.
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Virtanen told reporters that the low minutes and shuffling of lines is making it hard to get into the flow.
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The company is in the midst of shuffling its overall legal team and is seeking a new company general counsel.
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As the cost impact of Washington's trade war with Beijing spreads, Volvo has been shuffling manufacturing facilities for its models.
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"There's a Golduck over here!" shouted one exuberant player, sending a large group slowly shuffling over to catch the creature.
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When shaken, the soft shuffling suggests someone dragging heavy belongings through sand; you sense exhaustion from simply listening to it.
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As the scheduled landing drew closer, everyone at JPL started shuffling to the various locations where they needed to be.
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The performance was held in a gymnasium and you can hear a lot of shuffling and coughing in the background.
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Two-year-old Cletus was found shuffling around the streets of Los Angeles and was taken to a city shelter.
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Marines got creative in shuffling their squad mates beneath loose Plexiglas, avoiding contact with the "booby trap" at all costs.
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A nearby worker tells me it's a complex gadget that can shuffle through multiple aromas, like shuffling songs on Spotify.
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So if the idea of delivery people shuffling through people's kitchens does catch on, it probably won't be anytime soon.
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Mona comes in behind me, shuffling a bit in her coverall, which is too long for her in the legs.
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Besides Switzerland, the top 10 remained the same as a year ago, although there was some shuffling of the order.
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The constant lineup shuffling has frayed any hopes of genuine chemistry between John Brooks and Geoff Cameron at center back.
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The other kids looked at me with concern, a smirk, or stared at the floor until my shuffling was over.
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Each of us has a different path to recovery from addiction, during which we must progress from shuffling to striding.
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Sprint is shuffling its leadership as it moves forward with its proposed merger with T-Mobile, the company announced Wednesday.
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Facebook is shuffling around its senior leadership in the wake of increased regulatory scrutiny following the Cambridge Analytica data scandal.
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Inside the offices, furnished in midcentury modern style, employees are constantly shuffling in and out of conference rooms for meetings.
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This chronological shuffling is gently disorienting, forcing the viewer into a small seizure of empathy, a taste of lost control.
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In interviews, several subjects told VICE that they incurred serious burdens as a result of shuffling up their life plans.
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A movement founded on the writings of a leader who is in the process of shuffling off this mortal coil.
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As the shuffling beat progresses so too does the melody, which layers in stabbing synth keys and large clacking percussion.
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The resulting book will haunt you with its loneliness, but shines through gloom as a work of shoe-shuffling beauty.
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"That wasn't the way we drew it up," Francona said of all the shuffling of pitchers he had to do.
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Adding a newborn into the mix, shuffling night feedings with Lego club, homework and preschool art shows nearly broke me.
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Some worry about the unintended consequences of shuffling plants and animals around and that the approach will become widely adopted.
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The Capitals' uneven play has resulted in Coach Todd Reirden's shuffling lines, sending Hagelin out on just about every line.
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I was thinking that one of the shuffling, decaying figures looked suspiciously like Iggy Pop — and sure enough, it is.
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It was a brief and shoddy shuffling of superficies by Sharmishta Chakrabarti, former director of the human rights group Liberty.
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"I'm just sick of this shuffling of prime ministers," said Sheridan Kennedy, 50, an artist voting in the Bondi area.
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Mr. Biden's appearance here in Delaware came as his campaign underwent another shake-up after an initial shuffling last month.
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"The end is in sight," Schiff quipped on the floor, as senators began shuffling out of the chamber en masse.
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But some games in mid-November are must-watch — and Blazers at Pelicans suddenly qualifies as worthy of schedule shuffling.
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The immediate aftermath of the scrambled Iowa caucuses has led to a quick shuffling of candidates' plans on the airwaves.
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They're shuffling through them so quickly that you need some way to make the strongest part of your resume pop.
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Mr. Kornbluth, well-directed by his brother, Jacob Kornbluth, is a comfortable presence, shuffling and schlubbing through his own life.
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It's a hard day's work for a living wage, shuffling from wealthy client to client, risking a fall every day.
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She remembered awkwardly shuffling across Close's studio from the bathroom to the spotlight, with only her hands to cover herself.
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There's been a lot of shuffling at the top for Bleacher Report since it was acquired by Turner in late 2012.
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The reorganization is part of a broader effort to consolidate and update military space initiatives that involves even more bureaucratic shuffling.
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The response can range from shuffling around in a room in a huff to rock star-like drug and alcohol binges.
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I could hear my mother shuffling around in the kitchen and my heart pounded as I prayed she wouldn't disturb us.
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But rather than shuffling around the controversies of the day, in the style of Bob Hope, Mr Lehrer leapt right in.
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So enjoy your setup time of shuffling banal apps like the Theme Store, Usage Tips, and Game Space around home screens.
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While all the celebs are currently running around getting ready for Oscar weekend, Netflix is doing some shuffling of its own.
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Tom Brady shuffling awkwardly across a stage in sunglasses and a suit while being booed with gusto before the Super Bowl?
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Unifying a few offices is a start, but it will take more than administrative shuffling to clear out the regulatory cobwebs.
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Kivlehan was inserted into the starting lineup in left field when shortstop Zack Cozart was scratched and led to lineup shuffling.
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Nvidia's chip was far faster, but time spent shuffling data back and forth to the chip negated the gains, Pisetzky said.
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This robotic arm is a test of what it might look like to further automate the work of shuffling packages around.
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In a fitting tribute to the sadly departed George Romero, the episode starts off with a phalanx of zombies shuffling onward.
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This is not white flight—it is more a lazy shuffling of white feet away from the most immigrant-dominated areas.
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It's a shuffling piece of guitar-led indie-pop that, without Jepsen, could pass as a Bombay Bicycle Club B-side.
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It's also giving politicians a pass; they're shuffling around leaders of the country but largely leaving voters out of the process.
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Peter Falk was the first celeb to lend his face to the campaign, but dozens followed in Detective Columbo's shuffling footsteps.
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Why is Leader McConnell shuffling off to the sidelines, pointing his fingers at everyone else and saying he won't be involved?
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Second or third week, classes had started and there was some shuffling of people and I got moved down the hall.
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Vucevic isn't Davis, Al Horford, or even Steven Adams, a big comfortable shuffling his feet and contesting outside shots without fouling.
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The casino has taken several procedural measures, like extra shuffling by hand, that makes its craps iteration more difficult to beat.
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Hedge funds not only are beating the market this year, but they're also doing it without much shuffling in their holdings.
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There isn't a direct route from Venmo to PayPal when it comes to shuffling your funds from one to the other.
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She's hunched over a bench with a handful of other women, all shuffling bits of food around their plastic breakfast trays.
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Just for a minute or two, pretend that all that matters is camera-phone footage of Italian OAPs shuffling to Sprinkles.
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Real waiters stand back so photos and videos can be taken before shuffling in and serving food the old-fashioned way.
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It's hard to execute plans, work with partners, and soothe Wall Street concerns when executives are constantly shuffling in and out.
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Pausing to admire city hall's façade, some snapped pictures while others gathered around a group of break-dancers before shuffling off.
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At his best, Leo is a bafflement, shuffling and uncommunicative in his dysphasia, alternating between primitive grunts and, more rarely, words.
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I love her lilting voice, which soars on the chorus and the slow, shuffling drumbeat that's holding the whole production together.
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They began shuffling in nurses, respiratory therapists, and technicians from other departments, training them up on the specifics of critical care.
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According to Mr. Hurst, young men may simply be shuffling around the years in their life that they want to work.
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Still, Ms. Hrynenko immediately began shuffling tenants into the building, subletting apartments at an average price of $6,000 each per month.
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The social media climate had proven harsh, and it was time to start shuffling back inside, locking the doors behind us.
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I think it went well and I'll hear something in a couple of weeks after all the HR shuffling is complete.
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Why it's scary: Before "28 Days Later," most zombie films depicted the undead as slow, shuffling creatures that are easily outrun.
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Here are some of the taxes, spending cuts and budget shuffling ideas under consideration by experts, and the pros and cons.
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The low-budget A's operate in a constant state of motion, shuffling veterans in an effort to compete with richer teams.
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Soon, I hear only the sound of 100 panicking women mumbling and shuffling to the latest disaster befalling us: Hurricane Harvey.
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"It's about evaluating the player who becomes available," Brian Chattin, the Marlins' assistant general manager, said of the constant roster shuffling.
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The lush pads, house music vocal clip, shuffling two-step drums and deep bass add up to an emotive dance floor mover.
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Next he had me combine the stepping and shuffling I had learned earlier with the jabbing technique we had just worked on.
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Shuffling off this mortal coilYou imply that doctors lack the training to deal with end-of-life care ("Mending mortality", April 29th).
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AS IF shuffling one government were too slight a task, Saudi Arabia's ambitious young crown prince, Muhammad bin Salman, has changed two.
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Dirk's movements look realistic, mostly because we're used to seeing homeless people who are sick or injured slowly shuffling along the street.
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The Shinola headphones did not reproduce David Gilmour's smoker coughs and sniffles during the song's intro; one cough sounds like shuffling papers.
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The attacks on "society" have been about more than just the shuffling of public money and spaces into private hands, of course.
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The shuffling rhythms and wah guitars mingle with wailing brass, driving forward insistent, riffing vocal melodies, never quite letting the listener settle.
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None of us are actually moving down, we're just shuffling our weight from one foot to another in an analogue of movement!
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The single currency was shuffling around $296.623 after falling 1.2 percent last week, its biggest weekly loss in more than six months.
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But shuffling around the advisory deckchairs does little to remove the primary roadblock to a merger with Nissan or Fiat, or both.
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Comcast is shuffling its digital advertising business: One exec is leaving, and the cable giant is looking to hire a new one.
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The system uses what's known as a zero-knowledge proof to prove that ballots haven't been swapped out during this shuffling phase.
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She explains that music and performance art has brought her all over the world on tour, shuffling between countless hotels and venues.
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I then heard the shuffling of the tile bag and saw a tile descend into my vision and placed on the table.
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On her way she was marooned for months in Costa Rica, shuffling between migrant shelters where she encountered thousands of fellow Cubans.
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Early in the second quarter, Tucker found himself in a different position, shuffling his feet to stay in front of Carmelo Anthony.
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I hear some shuffling and cast a glance to my right, where a dramatic circular staircase takes up much of the space.
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Shuffling through T. Rex, Mott the Hoople, the Stooges, Gary Glitter, Queen and dozens of others, we always return to Bowie's arc.
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New York (CNN)It's a fall day in midtown Manhattan and a man is seen shuffling along a sidewalk, gripping his walker.
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The authorities have further curtailed online activity ahead of this month's Communist Party congress, which will probably lead to some leadership shuffling.
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While Lil Uzi makes no mention of soccer, or futsal, or even shuffling in this song, we'll take what we can get.
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A free Echo Dot lets you put the convenience of hands-free weather checking, reminder making, or album shuffling in any room.
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Here he is switching from Ian Mahinmi to Porter to Bradley Beal, shuffling his feet all the way to an impressive rejection.
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A. Since the heyday of the iPod, Apple has included controls for shuffling tracks, repeating playlists and albums and looping a song.
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Shuffling in on a walker isn't going to all of a sudden make people feel sorry for him, or think he's vulnerable.
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"Where do you go for evictions?" she asked a clerk, who pointed to a crowd of tenants shuffling toward the same room.
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The sources told the Journal that a deal could postpone CBS' annual meeting and a shuffling of the company's board of directors.
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The late Eileen Heckart gave an unsparing performance, repeatedly shuffling across the stage in a nightgown to ring her sleeping grandson's doorbell.
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But the refugee crisis is shuffling the cards, and even Berlin isn't immune from the outcomes of these social and economic phenomena.
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I go inside, kick off my shoes, get into my slippers, and start shuffling inside the house and cleaning up the living room.
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Rather, this shuffling of metal in and out of LME warehouses is all about stock financiers shopping around for the cheapest storage rents.
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"I'm going to bury this auditor in paperwork," Norm brags, shuffling phony receipts and faked mileage logs around his corner of the bar.
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Charlotte only achieves clarity after she was forcibly removed from the Academy, and then spent years shuffling in and out of mental hospitals.
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Shuffling along the floor means "scratch me" and biting on a toy or their owner&aposs arm means "play with me", they believe.
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"Over the past six weeks, I've been shuffling between the hospital and home, and focusing on my family," she wrote in the column.
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She has broken away from a long line of shuffling people all holding the same bags, and is waiting in the departure lounge.
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To its credit Iliad has reacted swiftly, by shuffling management, bringing in new talent and adjusting its broadband offer and its promotional activities.
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Did it make you scared at all to see an older version of yourself who's ever closer to shuffling off this mortal coil?
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But social curation (as well as automated algorithmic shuffling) tends to let a few big stories take up more space than I'd like.
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Shuffling together the ecosystems of the New World and the Old was a huge event in terms of both biology and human history.
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With a trainer shuffling along the ice to give Zajac medical attention, the Devils' John Moore attacked Chaput and attempted to fight him.
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In the clear light of afternoon, the city center crawled with street vendors and hurried civilians shuffling to and from offices and shops.
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It's the sort of effective umpteeth-hour-at-the-afterparty tool that keeps feet shuffling once what was morning transitions into early afternoon.
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And every morning, among all the shuffling feet, she'd see the shoes: a cheerful pair of jade sneakers with a speckled, '80s pattern.
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"Let me find a picture of it," Magnus Nilsson says, shuffling through the index of his monumental Nordic Cookbook to find a picture.
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But because the wealthy too sought the safety of cash, UBS did not scoop the juicy transaction fees that come with shuffling portfolios.
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Jacobs can be heard asking Gianforte about the Congressional Budget Office score of the GOP healthcare bill before shuffling and a loud bang.
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The athlete, Nzingha Prescod, carried on unfazed, her feet shuffling like a tap dancer's, her eyes darting behind the mesh of her mask.
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Shuffling through a stack of magazines in front of him, Howard pulled out Life & Style , which is owned by Bauer, a German conglomerate.
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Portfolio shuffling, together with expectations of stable earnings, is prompting investors to flock in the IT pack, said Jain of SMC Global Securities.
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In "Having My Cake," a contemplation of her difficulty understanding proverbs becomes a syntax-shuffling close reading of the one in the title.
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It's about a fellow Rusk patient medicated with Thorazine, a drug that creates a distinctive shuffling gait in its users, Erickson's mother says.
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Residents said Francis' appointment of Bishop Boyce demonstrated that the church's record of shuffling along abusers and those who protected them remained unbroken.
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If you worked at a stuffy campus library shuffling books and organizing DVDs nobody checks out, it's probably because of your FAFSA application.
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Shares of Energy Transfer Equity rose more than 3 percent, suggesting its shareholders may benefit the most from all the deck chair shuffling.
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Frozen in a crouch inside the house, not daring to move, Lladrovci could see a flock of sheep shuffling through no-man's-land.
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The shuffling, scrupulously-careful figure had left the hotel each day armed with his purple plastic bag, full, and returned with it empty.
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And "So Beautiful or So What" was grounded by infectious shuffling rhythms that made Simon's intricate songs sound as sturdy as folk music.
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For much of my life we lived on government assistance and help from family friends, shuffling from one small apartment to the next.
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The girl bent over to look at the photographs inside, slid them around in the box as though she were shuffling puzzle pieces.
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The Congressional Budget Office score of the House opioids bill is in, and billions of dollars are shuffling around in the health care industry.
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His posture loosens, his chest doesn't seem filled with cement, and he actually sits down with me instead of shuffling from foot to foot.
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Time-spreads are trading in small contango, while the outright price is currently doing little more than shuffling sideways in a $2,450-2,500 range.
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When shuffling paper can result in massive changes to GDP, it has to give pause about the other numbers out there in the world.
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Canelo had spent too much of the fight not working, putting his back to the ropes, and shuffling his feet when he broke free.
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Some barely held on while NBC introduced us to Michael's possible replacements, shuffling through big names like James Spader, Catherine Tate, and Will Ferrell.
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Those four are going to be the core characters in every episode, with Big Bird and Bert and Ernie shuffling off to the side.
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The American stock market has been shuffling along the line separating bull and bear market for months now, with most stocks in ugly downtrends.
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HelloAva isn't shuffling customers off to brands' websites to buy, but is instead hosting its own checkout experience and is holding its own inventory.
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You see, Westworld has been shuffling around multiple timelines within the show without really making it clear to the audience that's what was happening.
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In the second, its boring pseudo platform style left my boy avatar shuffling from rock face to rock face while I longed for credits.
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The main targets are technology giants, which have become masters at cutting their tax bills by shuffling intellectual property and profits to tax havens.
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We see a bloodied girl shuffling down a suburban road carrying her own arm, and a charging buffalo spewing orange flames from its eyes.
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Instead shuffling paper, the process becomes much more digital and reduces a lot (although not all) of the manual paper-pushing along the way.
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Pure gold in Paris after WWII, Bill Coleman's open horn proved mainstream muscle Could still outstrip the nervous, shuffling hustle Of New York bebop.
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As he talked, his hands moved over a laptop keyboard, splicing and shuffling a stack of vocal tracks on a pair of computer screens.
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" — Jack Barmby, founder and CEO of Gnatta "I keep to-do list of short-term and long-term goals that I'm constantly shuffling around.
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The larger question, of course, is whether taking the refugee bureau out of the State Department would mean more than just shuffling the bureaucracy.
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By day, London's Soho is a jumble of small-plates restaurants and men with trimmed facial hair and shiny shoes shuffling to marketing meetings.
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A boxer can be a beautiful outfighter, a furious infighter, a dancing master, or a shuffling combination puncher and a thousand things in between.
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On either side of an oversized table, under a bank of office-style fluorescents, two men sit compulsively shuffling the cards in their hands.
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Also like the Mac app, the Windows version supports keyboard controls for doing things like playing, pausing, replaying, shuffling, thumbs up and down, etc.
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In our era, it's internet addiction, but before that there was paper-shuffling addiction, and addiction to dialing up rotary phones — you name it.
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The French, shuffling their forward lineup, have struggled to find their attacking rhythm, struggled to create in the midfield and struggled to finish effectively.
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People were dancing on each other's shoulders and shuffling to strobe lights as Maceo spun intense techno underneath the sun rising from the east.
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Once they are printed, but before they are bound, 20 workers mix them by hand — yes, by hand — like shuffling a deck of cards.
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I can hear them inside, speaking in gasps, shuffling through the debris, as slowly — grenade by grenade and bullet by bullet — we kill them.
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All of this comes during a shuffling of deck chairs designed to make the company look somewhat better to institutional investors and the public.
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The only audible sound was that of a visiting priest shuffling outside and starting his car, leaving the sisters alone to pray in peace.
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A large mirror reflected a light circle worn into the dark stone floor, from years of clients' shuffling as they stared at their images.
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That's down to the shuffling of metal in reaction to spread tightness on the LME's aluminum contract over the course of February and March.
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To do so would require a serious re-shuffling of current DHS spending priorities, one that would need to be initiated by the president.
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The reality seems like a joyless, grim succession of never-ending, late-night shuttling between motels and hotels while shuffling through online escort accounts.
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Two years ago, during Paris couture week, shuffling from one front row seat to the next in designer dresses, she collapsed on the inside.
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Jones takes up hours of screentime shuffling about, mimicking pieces of what others around him say, slowly trying to rediscover his FBI agent self.
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But after around thirty minutes of shuffling things around, I couldn't figure out how to get the groundskeeper to put on his sun hat.
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The SEC had accused the city of "playing a shell game" by shuffling money among accounts to conceal its deteriorating financial condition from investors.
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That's down to the shuffling of metal in reaction to spread tightness on the LME's aluminium contract over the course of February and March.
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You can hear the clock on the wall ticking, and owner Joe Brandie shuffling around behind the bar to grab whisky from the shelf.
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He shows us how he'd manipulate the game in his favor and explains some tricks of the trade like false shuffling and bottom dealing.
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But this time, as Aaron and Rick search an abandoned boat, the snapping, shuffling noises don't mean our heroes are surrounded by an impossible villain.
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That's fine as it goes, and pro wrestling has a long history of shuffling the order of cards and pulling tricks to manipulate crowd reaction.
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Its majestic wall paintings became dim, drab, scuffed, and scratched from all the moisture and kicked-up dust from the ceaseless train of shuffling tourists.
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Instead of entering a plane packed with passengers shuffling to put their luggage in the overhead bins, Strimaitis learned he was the only paying customer.
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After some shuffling in its accounting last week, its parent company's shares rose to $22.50—on Monday morning, they were down to $1.10 a piece.
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Laptops are portable, and if you're shuffling between your place, coffee shops, work, and on vacation, it's easy to forget to make a new backup.
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"When you're interviewing a guy for three days about child sexual abuse, you don't want the room full of people shuffling their feet," he said.
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Shuffling a playlist is a great way to listen to music, as it randomizes your song order, and creates a different listening experience each time.
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That the fancy West End theatre hosting the show is named after Pinter himself is yet further proof of absurdism's gradual shuffling into the mainstream.
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All rooms have their own sound, and there is also the sound of us holding our instruments and shuffling about, trying not to play them.
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His five other children, wife, and two parents were somewhere in the crowd of people shuffling slowly down the road carrying blankets and small suitcases.
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After moving into a new place recently, I've spent more than one afternoon shuffling through tracks on Spotify just to marvel at the sound quality.
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In 2014 alone South Sudan's warring elites racked up a tab of well over $20m, shuffling between the Sheraton and the Radisson in Addis Ababa.
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Due to inefficient shuffling processes, terminals waste as much as $20 billion a year, but BlueCargo would eliminate that waste with machine learning, they say.
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No matter who you ask, the near-future of delivery seems to involve fleets of robots shuffling packages from stores, down sidewalks, and onto doorsteps.
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Ultimate summer record of 2016, and on the subject of buying records it reminded me of shuffling through endless piles of records as a kid.
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But, as ever, the public was quickly picking up on the minutiae, including the president's "wildly crooked tie" and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's paper shuffling.
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Those movies, however, were a lot more colorful than a soulless exercise like "The Mummy" -- and offered less reason to start shuffling toward the exit.
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She has been uploading several short videos of her shuffling moves to Instagram, as well as full videos and tutorials on her official YouTube page.
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Some players see the media as parasites shuffling into their sacred locker space, asking derisive questions, looking to stir up drama to create a story.
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Nurses sometimes see him shuffling the halls as part of therapy for a fractured pelvis he suffered in a fall in the bathroom in 2013.
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Mothers shuffling in to drop off their kids at the neighboring convent avoid our gaze, looking away when we ask them about Asia Bibi's case.
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A court-appointed investigator said this year that Caesars and its owners could be liable for up to $5 billion of damages for the shuffling.
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The purchase, and a shuffling in the executive ranks that comes with it, are Walmart's clearest acknowledgments yet that its online strategy is not working.
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With the amount of shuffling around that students do on campus, I also recommend a battery pack to give smartphones more juice throughout the day.
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They are instead shuffling through the candidates, comparing their possible strengths and weaknesses against Trump and refusing to be pinned down to a single person.
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Oculus co-founder and CEO Brendan Trexler Iribe announced the shuffling of the personnel deck in a Facebook post on his personal account this afternoon.
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Cousins doesn't race out to contest most shots and continues to feel like waving his arms is a more effective strategy than shuffling his feet.
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The shuffling and ambling "Oh Captain" comes from an early 1920's deckhand's song and the gorgeous "Jubilee" draws from Jean Ritchie's Appalachian Family Tradition.
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Illicit work is still work, and the show's pilot evokes graveyard shift at a factory, with bleary-eyed wage slaves shuffling out into the dawn.
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Jerry Lee Lewis's shuffling rendition of Mr. Chesnut's "Another Place, Another Time," another Top 10 country hit from 1968, was nominated for a Grammy Award.
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Shuffling through her purse as she approaches the ATM, the middle-aged homemaker passes two ATM cards to her teenage daughter as she keeps three.
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If you're generous or susceptible, you can follow these liminal connections to and fro, shuffling between what (amazingly) did happen and what (amazingly) could have.
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Moving with all the grace of the Tin Man, I took my backpack off, carried it with both hands and continued shuffling through the museum.
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In Sutherland Springs, a family of five trudges in front of me in the headlights, past the police cordon, shuffling, heads down, apparently headed home.
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Shuffling around nervously, Clov (the robustly gruff baritone Leigh Melrose) is characterized in jittery blots of music, as if he consists entirely of punctuation marks.
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Sure, we carry songs with us as we go about our day, shuffling through them on Spotify or assembling playlists on Soundcloud for personal pleasure.
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In a year already marked by turnover within publishing companies, Penguin Random House, the largest one in the United States, is further shuffling the decks.
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West has flirted with Christian themes since the very beginning, shuffling identities as he sees fit: from martyr to prophet to god to humble steward.
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The main casualty of this shuffling of metal is visibility, any trading signal from LME stock movements being obscured by the fog of merchant warfare.
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Shuffling between malfunctioning players and misplaced cassettes, I was as lost in "Mason & Dixon" as Mason and Dixon were in the wilds of North America.
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Once you've selected a filter, just tap the shutter button to let the shuffling begin before landing on who/what embodies your essence the best.
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Until Matz's return, Collins appears to be settled on keeping Milone in the rotation, even if there will be some shuffling in the coming week.
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The finalists were now a pile on her lap, and she began shuffling them, pulling one out, putting it behind another, and another in front.
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Given all the uncertainties of the present situation, it's challenging to predict how this shuffling of emission sources will play out in the coming months.
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Well, she does end "Bad Inside" chopping the tail off of a mouse, reminding us of the tailless mouse shuffling around Becky's bedroom in the premiere.
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But he turned on the afterburners to pass a shuffling Sanders less than five kilometers from home and looked amazingly fresh as he charged to victory.
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Some prior video showed that the thing was capable of slowly rotating in a circle, while this time it's sort of shuffling forward, taking baby steps.
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Shuffling a Spotify playlist is as easy as flipping a switch — and looks about the same whether you're listening to music on your computer or phone.
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Edwards referred to this as "chair shuffling" that will leave most in roughly the same shape as they are now, albeit with a simpler tax form.
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The sound of sand grains shuffling down hot slopes that can recall the angry buzz of bees or the deep, groaning thrums of a didgeridoo group.
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However, given waning U.S. sedan demand, Honda has said it would consider shuffling its production portfolio in favour of its SUV models in the United States.
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On "The Great Pixley Train Robbery," the album's second song, McCombs quotes directly from Griffiths's false confession, shuffling the lines around until they fit a rhythm.
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Airport travelers shuffling between security checks and their boarding gate often grab duty-free perfume or a cut-price bottle of spirits before an international flight.
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"I'm still confident that we're going to get all the missions off within a year, but there's going to be a little shuffling around," Bruno said.
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The Rock: It's gratifying to see that Moana is doing most of the badassery in this trailer, shuffling the Rock to the role of wisecracking sidekick.
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An elderly man with a walking stick shuffling around an outlet of M's Pop Life, a chain of adult stores, can find much aimed at him.
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Before communication planet Mercury changes signs from Scorpio to Sagittarius on Wednesday, you'll feel a final push in any shuffling you've been doing concerning personal finances.
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The New-York based firm is currently undergoing a large reorganization, shuffling the roles of about 20 directors and aiming to expand its alternative investments business.
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Cash is also shuffling around during a typically active period for funds, despite holidays, as investors plan for taxes and report end-of-year performance statistics.
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Since passengers shuffling their seats by themselves has proved to be a problem for United, this new change may help out on more than one front.
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Board game designer Rob Daviau is shuffling through a deck of 3" x 3" cardboard tiles, each displaying a somber, aerial-view illustration of a room.
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They ultimately just observe from an awkward distance, shuffling uncomfortably under the floodlights that the producers have turned on to indicate that something is Not Right.
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SAN ANTONIO — Manu Ginobili was shuffling his feet frantically along the sideline, waving his arms maniacally, as if he were staging some sort of interpretive dance.
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Nor did she think that shuffling around items in the state budget is the sort of injury that the Supreme Court had in mind for standing.
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After taking a pass from Danault, Fleury skated through traffic while shuffling the puck and motioning as if he was going to pass to Max Domi.
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Because he has examined these shuffling machines and knows how they work, he could reliably judge the likelihood that certain cards would be excluded from play.
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Armed with that knowledge, he spent several months simulating the game in software; his computer mimicked the shuffling algorithm and played the game millions of times.
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Veteran left-hander Cole Hamels has provided a steadying influence on the Texas Rangers since shuffling over from Philadelphia in a mid-season trade last year.
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Rome has crumbled, and we're all shuffling around in the rubble, clawing at the hope that a bright golden age might still be ahead of us.
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And I do mean walked, since the whole morning consisted of shuffling back and forth between their upstairs offices and various clerks' windows and testing rooms.
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Ross looks to continue his strong stretch on Monday as Washington is shuffling its rotation with ace Stephen Strasburg (upper back strain) on the disabled list.
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Maps tell you where you are and help you get to where you want to go, but they're forever shifting, too, shuffling your sense of space.
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The shuffling ends a bake-off period at Warner that started in 2013 when Mr. Tsujihara announced that four executives would jointly run the movie division.
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Because their pitching strength is in their bullpen, the Yankees were already planning to be creative in their approach, shuffling pitchers to roles different from usual.
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Mr. Guengueng, who says he is too old to find a good job, spends his days shuffling between municipal offices for food stamps and housing allowances.
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The report also said some church leaders covered up the crimes, shuffling priests from rehab centers to parishes, giving no notice to parents or civil authorities.
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The recipient spent much of the weekend shuffling around in a robe with the book clutched to her chest and a distracted expression on her face.
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Even more unsettling, as the cadaver coughs up its clues — a severed tongue; blackened lungs — the mortuary itself begins to stir with shuffling signs of life.
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The production will emphasize the work's satire of Victorian mores, and do away with racially charged performance tics and excessive bowing and shuffling in its choreography.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. — Joakim Noah returned to the court Tuesday afternoon, donning a Knicks workout jersey and shuffling through a light practice at the team's training facility.
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To See & Do: Osaka CastleThere's a gigantic castle in the middle of the city in a beautiful park where food trucks pull up to serve shuffling tourists.
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It's rather a shuffling of where oil is being stored around the globe and a couple of factors that caused a temporary boost to Chinese import demand.
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They happen to have twice the number of chromosomes as some other lizard species, reports Scientific American, and a different method of shuffling this genetic material around.
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The ability to single out favorite sections promises to make shuffling through pages and pages of documentation significantly easier, as does the app's built-in search feature.
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There was a lot of shuffling, and then I would notice a hole where I needed a theme to come back, and I would write for that.
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To cope with the decreased staff, prisons are relying on something the Bureau calls "augmentation" — shuffling education, kitchen, and medical staff around to cover essential guard positions.
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The company has also recently announced a major shuffling of the core News Feed that puts the emphasis back on posts from the people in your life.
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What makes that inaction particularly puzzling is that half a century ago, Cate and Nelson's own party was responsible for shuffling Florida's elections in the first place.
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The device is a pint-sized, shuffling Albert Einstein that uses natural language processing, and other artificial intelligence capabilities, to comprehend and answer kids' questions about science.
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Now, I made those meals on auto-pilot, my fiancé and I shuffling around the kitchen in silence as we listened to morning news on the radio.
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Gyms have responded, re-configuring valuable floor space to once again prioritize free weights while shuffling less "functional" machines into the background—or out the back door.
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It's an attempt to try and move public perception of her into that of a shuffling old grandmother, too feeble for the demanding work of the Presidency.
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"It's a sign he's comfortable shuffling people around," she said, adding that it's also a way to consolidate influence and avoid the formation of other power centers.
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Zibanejad then finished off the hat trick by taking a backhanded pass from Mats Zuccarello and shuffling the puck before depositing a backhanded shot over Kinkaid's pads.
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As THR notes, a shuffling of showrunners on Y: The Last Man has opened up the possibility that Katie will be replaced by a computer-generated performer.
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I know that on these steamy afternoons, it can be hard to tell the stoners from people just shuffling from one patch of shade to the next.
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With close to 100 students shuffling in and out of my classroom every day, I could have easily spent $100 just on tissues in one school year.
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The curriculum is arranged around a proprietary method that the school calls "art shuffle," which sends students shuffling from one project to the next every 30 days.
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And while Naz has been shuffling through this nightmare, step by inexorable step, the director, Steven Zaillian, has obsessed over the brutal architecture of the entire institution.
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All are assigned to work regularly in the same precinct, rather than shuffling around, so they get to know the people and issues in their own communities.
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Facing scrutiny of its recent $45 billion valuation, the office-rental company is shuffling top executives in the hope of building out a more robust international presence.
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Tasting victory in the Palmetto State, Biden stopped acting like a confused, past-his-prime senator shuffling towards his umpteenth term and came across as a winner.
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As for the tourney ... the league is planning a 7-round competition with players shuffling between teams ... and each player will be eliminated after 3 individual losses.
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The set began with "East Coast Andy," a shuffling composition by the baritone saxophonist Leigh Pilzer, with a Count Basie bone structure and a Bob Brookmeyer musculature.
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It was a veritable thoroughfare of yukatas and getas, in an array of colors, on visitors young and old, shuffling, striding and practically skipping through the night.
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Canada will want to be prepared to play hardball at the negotiating table, and shuffling Chrystia Freeland into Foreign Affairs suggests this is the tack they're taking.
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Benchmark U.S. 10-Year Treasuries hit a fresh record low of 1.0300% before shuffling back up to 1.1028% in European trading where German Bunds were still -0.62%.
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In marketing, Lyft is shifting from city-by-city marketing groups to regional teams, while its enterprise sales group is shuffling which markets are its top priorities.
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In the beginning, when my portraits were all shot in my living room in Silver Lake, I was constantly shuffling things around if I wanted to shoot.
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That shuffling, which Mr. Edwardes recounted in his memoir, "Back from the Brink" (1983), was informed by another of his unusual business practices: psychological testing for managers.
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When he tried to walk, his feet remained on the ground — as if there were a magnet holding them down — giving him an odd, shuffling, gliding gait.
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Cornyn signaled that he was open to keeping the House's top-line figure, while shuffling around how the money is allocated and increasing the block grant funding.
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In the meantime it is shuffling its corporate org chart: The streaming music service is bringing in a new executive to head up its public relations team.
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You could almost put a dollar amount on how much staying for a few more episodes is going to be compared to shuffling off the show early.
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We're tempted to call it liturgical techno, consisting as it does of ethereal organ runs and shuffling chord patterns evocative of classical compositions from the Baroque period.
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Flasher: Constant Image (Domino) The DC punk scene is so collaborative that most bands are supergroups — everyone is in a few bands at once, shuffling and regrouping.
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A lot of shuffling has been to bring teams that were running more independently — groups leading Instagram and WhatsApp, for example — closer to their corporate owner, Facebook.
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Golden Mall is a rite of passage for New Yorkers and a very cramped, delicious experience that requires shuffling from stall to stall when it's crazy busy.
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The government has met current expenditures (bar interest payments on debt) from revenues since 2014; today's arguments are largely about shuffling money from one public creditor to another.
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The video is mostly just Mark marveling at the snakes, inching toward the snakes spilling down from his attic, and then shuffling back to keep a safe distance.
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Also included in the exhibit is Hiller's terrific "Psi Girls" (1999), a five-channel video installation shuffling through clips of cinema's obsession with young girls with psychic abilities.
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Even the zombie comedy Shaun of the Dead views its sad, shuffling working-class protagonists from a jaded distance, tinging its humor and affection with mockery and blood.
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For most of the tournament, it was difficult to tell which teams were the favorites as rosters were constantly shuffling and a major patch changed the game's meta.
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Phillip Demers posted a video to his YouTube page on Monday of Zeus, a 13-year-old walrus, shuffling around on a stage in front of an audience.
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I have a couple chronic conditions that require regular care, and whenever I have to see a new specialist, shuffling my records back and forth is a catastrophe.
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My political ideology lies within what's called "classical liberalism," but it took years of studying while shuffling around various conservative groups to even know how to describe myself.
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"After each shuffle, shuffling server nodes with malicious clients will still be under attack because those clients know the nodes' location (for example, IP address)," the researchers explain.
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By shuffling the roll call, the New York delegates made sure their votes were the ones that pushed Trump over the 1237 needed to become the Republican nominee.
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"They are attacking our minds," 27-year-old Oscar Borjas, said of shifting U.S. policy, shuffling a deck of cards late one night in an alleyway between tents.
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Worst case scenario, the smoke follows you and sends you shuffling around the campfire to find a temporary blind spot until the smoke tries to find you again.
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And I just say that just because there was quite a bit of shuffling around of different personnel, and a lot of highs and lows since the spring.
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This is the presidential equivalent of shuffling papers around your desk so your boss thinks that you're doing something, the only difference being that Trump is the boss.
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Eliminate Obamacare's taxes, and the revenue-reducing work of Republican tax reform is basically done, allowing Republicans to focus on shuffling around the tax burden in separate legislation.
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Against Arlovski he was bouncing out of range and shuffling in on his man—never standing upright with his feet together and always being in position to hit.
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The stocky, hunched and shuffling Sheeran never looks as if he is under 50, so it is ridiculous to hear other characters refer to him as "the kid".
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Exponent employees imitated what they watched — throwing the balls, falling on them, shuffling them out of play, wiping them with towels, spraying them with water to simulate rain.
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In October 2019, a woman was charged with violating publish morality after a viral video showed her "shuffling" in her abaya and niqab at a concert in Riyadh.
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But Grosjean knew that shuffling machines are computer driven and therefore only as good as they are programmed and used: Sometimes, in fact, the devices are surprisingly predictable.
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Loosely, it recounts a fable about people from a dark place called Tropico, whose journey to a safer land is represented by many shuffling processions around the space.
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Look for Barnes to continue shuffling his players around in hopes of finding a spark after nine different players saw action in the first four minutes against Chattanooga.
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Like most other seafood distributors, he was relying on an antiquated, four-part carbon copy system that was so cumbersome, he was routinely shuffling paperwork until 2 a.m.
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So every time you'd truck back to the Tower with a pocket full of engrams, you'd inevitably spend 10 extra BS minutes shuffling around in your inventory. Well.
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Thief wants me to return to a haunted cathedral, but then I think about the wheezing, shrieking shuffling of the (unkillable!) zombies and I just can't do it.
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Here is what you see one person after another do on marathon day, when all those strangers are gasping and shuffling through their streets: they try to help.
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The candidates and their surrogates make their way to the spin room, shuffling down a red carpet to the stage where CNN is hosting its post-debate interviews.
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The executive-level shuffling makes sense for Cruise, which has transformed from a small startup with 40 employees to more than 1,000 today at its San Francisco headquarters.
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The damage had been done: deep house, for a certain kind of person, was forever enshrined as the soundtrack for a thousand weak gags about shuffling and Huaraches.
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Without shuffling any of their core personnel, the Raptors have sought to reinvent themselves by adopting a free-flowing offense that emphasizes passing, cutting and 3-point shooting.
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Nonetheless, everything about the Irishman's performance — from commands that Mr. Mayweather dance to Mr. McGregor's own nonstop nervous shuffling — seemed like something from America's enormous minstrel-show catalog.
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The new app has a simpler, universal Shuffle Play button which now saves you a click by letting you tap once to start shuffling songs and playing them.
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But airlines have canceled thousands of flights without a clear timeline so they are not stuck paying for passengers' flight changes or shuffling crews at the last minute.
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Every longevity experimenter has talismanic photos or videos of two mice: one timid and shuffling, with patchy fur; the other sleek and vital, thrumming with the miracle elixir.
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Cornyn, whose state was hit by Hurricane Harvey, said the House's top-line number of $81 billion could remain, with senators shuffling around how the money is allocated.
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Sure, no one knows what they look like under those mysterious hoods — but given their appreciation for droid parts, propensity for dainty shuffling, and general love of eggs?
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As the plane levels off, Bingochea and Kristine prepare the beverage cart, shuffling around each other and the bar cart in the tiny box that is the galley.
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He estimates it will cost around $1.7 trillion, and believes we could find that by shuffling around our tax code: I think paying for things is always important.
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Other than shuffling his right leg further over his left, he hadn't moved in any perceptible way—anything that would set off a motion detector—for fifteen minutes.
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The jury of seven men and five women spent a week shuffling between deliberations and the courtroom, telling the judge multiple times along the way that they were stuck.
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Homes were flipped on top of each other at the trailer park, with search and rescue crews still shuffling through the debris to make sure everyone has been found.
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Mars, Earth, and the Outer Planets Alliance are all shuffling for power in the Belt, and an attack on Ganymede brings everyone right up to the brink of war.
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Because of the overheads involved in shuffling data between all participants, blockchains are less efficient than centralised databases, a problem that gets worse as the number of users rises.
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The former British deputy prime minister said he wanted "to build bridges between politics and tech", which will involve a lot of shuffling between Silicon Valley, Washington and Brussels.
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There was paper-shuffling, awkward laughter, and a bashful smile from Markle to the audience as she stepped in to help find the correct papers and save the day.
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The disquieting video shows a huge number of red crabs shuffling and bobbing along the seafloor in a scene right out of some kind of twisted science fiction movie.
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Rios who works at the Nuevo Chimbote police station told CNN that residents there love animals and were alarmed when they saw the penguin shuffling around in the streets.
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Those of us who watch these films have become superhero fundamentalists, of a sort, shuffling in to see what cinematic wonders have been cooked up for us this year.
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The goal was to create a better version of Siri, one that connected to a multitude of services, instead of routinely shuffling queries off to a basic web search.
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Though we could only catch glimpses of him, we could see congressmen and staffers shuffling and repositioning themselves behind the concrete bathroom, the cinder block dugout, and various cars.
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The obvious link is the shuffling of two letters ("r" and "i" becomes "e" and "r") to spell two words, which leads us to ask: what has Finlay connected?
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The onstage pyrotechnics now support "21600¢," her third studio album, a playful yet hectic club set bolstered on the shuffling, almost lethargic single "Who Be Lovin' Me," featuring iLoveMakonnen.
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In the spring of 2017, his government even began shuffling asylum-seekers through barbed-wire transit zones and sheltering refugees in shipping containers while they awaited approval for entry.
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Cobb's departure and Flood's arrival is just the latest shuffling of President Donald Trump's legal team to deal with Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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Without speaking, they navigate dark, shuttered houses while shuffling over debris in order to get the perfect shot for those of us who'd rather gaze from non-moldy environments.
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Included is his monumental video trilogy "The Red Tapes," in which he plays a Melvillian poet-prophet, leading revolutions, forecasting disaster and shuffling American history with a cardsharp's hand.
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Toned young couples raced by on Rollerblades, and the shouts of children echoed over the water, and I found myself shuffling through the crowd in a state of bewilderment.
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Trump's criticisms come just as Japanese automakers are shuffling their production portfolios to boost supply of popular, higher-margin sport utility vehicles (SUV) and trucks for the U.S. market.
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For the last five years, Ms. Mangini and Mr. Bright have been living out of suitcases, juggling three storage spaces in two states, and shuffling clothes, antiques and objects.
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For years, Trump built a reputation on shuffling through women, treating his exploits with jocularity and having too much of America smiling in amusement at the bad boy antics.
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But absent a weather-related disruption in Australia, it's likely China could buy all it needs without tapping U.S. supplies, although this may result in a shuffling among buyers.
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UCLA's Robots and Mechanics Lab skipped the hips altogether with a bipedal bot using legs turned 90 degrees, giving it a shuffling sideways motion that's more efficient and stable.
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It was pouring rain, and the mostly-young crowd was slowly shuffling past designer handbag stores and into a shiny, brightly-lit storefront reminiscent of Apple's trademark retail destinations.
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Finally, we did some shuffling side-to-side with a band around my lower legs, high on the calves, keeping my hips low and my butt out behind me.
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"You keep shuffling all these guys around in the system, and it just puts more hardships on everyone," said Chris Mabe, president of the Ohio Civil Service Employees Association.
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Cooks and Woods remained viable threats, but the shuffling of roles created some disarray, and Josh Reynolds, who stepped in as the third receiver, could not match Kupp's reliability.
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People have retreated to their homes, and out in the streets the sight of some lone person shuffling toward you is cause for alarm — keeping your distance is crucial.
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Edgar picked up Johnson's debut release, Channel 18, an EP of six deep, four-to-the-floor tracks that make inventive use of samples with slick and shuffling rhythms.
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The poll suggests a significant shuffling of the primary field in the Granite State, with Sanders and Buttigieg both doubling their support compared to the same poll in September.
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Saddest of all is Hodges, shuffling around his empty house, and Mr. Gleeson and Mr. Kelley combine to give an unusually honest portrayal of middle-age depression and decrepitude.
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The vast majority of world leaders and members of parliaments — the same politicians who are shuffling their feet when it comes to taking action on climate change — are men.
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"It was conceived of as another way of shuffling information," Ms. Stamper said of the index, which seems to have been produced intermittently from the 1930s to the '70s.
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It was unsurprising to see so many pairs shuffling along Fifth Avenue at January's Women's March on Washington in New York City, literally supporting the chanting and sign-wielding.
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One of Neiman Marcus' debt investors claims the struggling luxury department store may be insolvent and in default on its bonds after shuffling around some assets earlier this month.
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The shuffling off of the mortal coil is not an enduring thing to be grasped by the living, but more like an acid hole pointedly burnt into life's fabric.
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By shuffling Steve Murphy and Pablo Escobar offscreen in its third season, Narcos handily indicates that the story here isn't about any one character, or even any one plot.
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But some users accused Hinde of creating more work for retail employees — many of whom make minimum wage — by shuffling the shirts around, thereby failing to keep her feminism intersectional.
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I think it's fascinating that Esmail shot her in her apartment just like Elliot, with overhead shots of her in bed, shuffling around a dark apartment, both alone and lonely.
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After "a lot of shuffling around of thoughts and emotions," Fairchild says she's learned to embrace the story of her daughter's birth, even though it didn't go as she planned.
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David Shrigley's humorous piece features a drawing of a skinny, naked figure shuffling around the space moaning and groaning as he encircles the audience, occasionally pausing to look their way.
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But the Premium version has always been a more enticing option, with unlimited skips, the chance to play any track (instead of just shuffling songs), and, of course — no ads.
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I'd treated my shoes and socks with permethrin, an effective tick, chigger, and mosquito repellent, in order to minimize my risk of infection while shuffling through stretches of tall grass.
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The players would form a circle and a player would step into the middle, shuffling feet, eyes darting, as player after player hurtled at the "bull," smacking pads, cracking helmets.
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Government financial officials have been shuffling cash from one agency to another in recent months, in desperate triage efforts to pay only the most urgent bills while letting others languish.
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We're clearly in the midst of a cultural shift that's mirroring our political one, and part of that means a re-shuffling of the elements that make up our identity.
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At His Most Adaptable Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira was always a shuffling, limited fighter on the feet but he was a savant on the ground and far from a simple man.
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As a Facebook video shows, he desperately tries to regain his composure but ends up shuffling his feet back and forth repeatedly until he falls right next to his mailbox.
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DowDuPont CEO Edward Breen told CNBC on Thursday that the company is shuffling production and distribution channels just in case the negative impact of the U.S.-China trade war worsens.
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We got the former Gonzaga star in DC (nicest guy ever, BTW) and asked him what it's like to be shuffling around the country to different workouts for NBA teams.
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BlackRock is undergoing a large reorganization, shuffling the roles of about 20 directors and aiming to take its alternative investments business "to the next level," according to an internal memo.
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It feels as if the deeply dissatisfied perfectionist is looking back at us—shuffling her papers, preparing for her final scene—ready to scold us for getting her story wrong.
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When they lined us up in the morning to go in front of the judge, each of us cuffed to the other, I came shuffling out in my leg irons.
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This feature makes the Cofina bondholders the only group that would actually benefit from a default on their holdings — and a wild card in the deck that Congress keeps shuffling.
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I didn't realize that Goldman interviewers would be actually testing candidates in such a surprising way, for example, by shuffling their papers to see if you're buckling under the pressure.
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Included is his monumental video trilogy "The Red Tapes," in which he plays a Melvillian poet-prophet, leading revolutions, forecasting disaster and shuffling American history with a card sharp's hand.
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The book gives a step-by-step guide to shuffling the deck, laying the cards out, and interpreting the meanings, making the experience more approachable for a beginner tarot reader.
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Winners and presenters continued shuffling backstage, in and out of the press room and dressing room accordingly — with fellow attendees and behind-the-scenes crew congratulating them along the way.
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Ask the oracles about the future of the auto industry and you'll hear a lot of murmuring about an all-electric future featuring shared autonomous shuttles shuffling around city centers.
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There's a lot of love on the floor, but the DNC handlers aren't showing any of it, constantly shuffling people along like cattle and making it impossible to get anywhere.
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North Korea's foreign minister has been replaced this week, Seoul-based NK News reported Saturday, in a move that could represent a major political shuffling and impact Pyongyang's foreign policy.
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The CBOE Global Markets volatility index, known as Wall Street's "fear gauge", rose 1.12 points, its most in a week, as the shuffling of S&P 500 sectors took effect.
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It's not a problem most are likely to encounter, but for those who do, shuffling fortunes through trusts and accounts across borders can help hide outrageous amounts of money. 56.
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Feet shuffling and head rocking back and forth in a self-soothing arc, Burden approaches virtually every situation with such obvious discomfort he's like a once-whipped, twice-shy dog.
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A dozen years later, he's a shuffling shell and she's a disfigured recluse; so they open their rambling California farmhouse to a young nun and a clutch of orphaned girls.
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When Torreyes singled up the middle to drive in two runs, Espada appeared to roll his ankle as he was shuffling along the third-base line to wave home Cooper.
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The ministry's office of trade negotiations still exists and has numerous trade lawyers, but people involved with the negotiations say the shuffling has robbed the office of resources and support.
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After a spasm of stories about his imminent retirement at the end of the last term, Kennedy is still shuffling around the corridors of the Supreme Court at age 2628.
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Chanos has called the companies "rent seekers" in the health-care system and charged again Wednesday that they are shuffling money to cover up how poorly the businesses are performing.
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Guyger said that when she put the key in the lock, she realized the door was "cracked open" and she could hear someone "shuffling" and "moving around" inside the apartment.
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Financial shuffling like merger rumors, options or short-selling are sometimes the source of unexpected stock moves, but in this case, there wasn't any obvious chatter around Square's mysterious move.
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"Pay No Mind," with its lilting guitar line and spare drums, could be a lost Jesus & Mary Chain cut, shuffling and sighing at the pace of its central waning relationship.
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All of the executive shuffling at Pinterest — Kendall out, Brougher in, Alferness out — is made all the more interesting given that Pinterest is expected to IPO sometime in early 2019.
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On this particularly evening in late January, the most-attended Polish Thursday yet, waiters are shuffling out appetizers of golden beet borscht, sumptuously dashed with smoked eel and parsley oil.
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The who, where, and weapon are ever elusive, leaving the player shuffling from the conservatory to the lounge on a loop; always suspicious and busy, but never solving the crime.
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On it contains the longer, shuffling original ballad-ish track that clocks in at 5:16 compared to the 133:01 version that pierced the collective subconscious of the western world.
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Based on this gene shuffling, the scientists estimated that humans and the ancestors of the Altai Neanderthals interbred about 100,000 years ago — long before people were thought to have left Africa.
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It's a good feeling when you can answer your boss's questions on the spot, without shuffling through piles of paper or telling her that you'll have to get back to her.
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Conway's other most memorable recurring characters included an elderly man whose shuffling pace always caused trouble and Mr. Tudball, a businessman plagued by an indifferent and inept secretary played by Burnett.
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" She told the FBI she believes all this shuffling of women and children is "because Warren and the FLDS church leaders wanted to exercise power, control and fear over the women.
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Why it matters: Layoffs and staff shuffling are standard practices amid large-scale mergers and acquisitions, particularly when there are overlapping businesses, as is certainly the case with AOL and Yahoo.
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HAVANA — The streets brimmed with people going about their day, hauling handcarts of fruit down narrow side streets, shuffling along sun-faded esplanades, waiting impatiently at the crosswalks of busy intersections.
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The money-laundering process involves processing money from a criminal or sanctioned sources and shuffling it from country to country and company to company until its original source cannot be traced.
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On this day, loud discussions of the looming election bounced through the air above the sound of noisy dominoes shuffling across tables and live Cuban music playing on a nearby street.
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The Sweden Democrats, an anti-immigrant party that had gained notoriety with a television spot showing burqa-clad Muslims overtaking a shuffling pensioner in a race for public funds, topped polls.
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When talking about her child, she uses one of those woodblock and wire toys, which makes some sorta pleasant shuffling sounds into the microphone, before she retreats back into familiar territory.
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Remember the first time you saw the animations of Link yawning or shuffling his feet, and how cute and novel it seemed that your protagonist could get tired, sore, or bored?
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In the music video for the single "Blush," a cavalcade of virtual variegated feathers treat the eyes as the track's shuffling beat moseys along its eight-and-a-half minute journey.
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I remember how far I leaned my shoulders in when I walked in the city, and I know that I'm not quickly shuffling past everyone anymore — I'm letting people see me.
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That mentality that we must be seen as doing something, resulted in a re-shuffling of disparate agencies and missions into the convoluted monstrosity we call the Department of Homeland Security.
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Shuffling a loose collection of disjointed facts and unrelated talking points, it lacked any coherent intellectual focus, and rather looked as if it had been fashioned haphazardly by professional political operatives.
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A quick walk around the floor (insofar as someone can walk quickly with that much humanity slowly shuffling through the halls) sheds a lot of light on the industry's biggest trends.
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Without facing a general election, Mr. Prem held the prime minister's post with the backing of the king from 1980 to 1988, shuffling cabinets five times and weathering two coup attempts.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: My walk up the hill at 187th Street in Manhattan is usually a combination of heavy breathing and shuffling my shopping bags from Key Food between hands.
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I was on my way out of Islam when I made my way with the rush of tens of thousands of pilgrims shuffling from the prayer hall southward toward his tomb.
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Instead, he's been "shuffling around his chintzy resort in Palm Beach grousing to club members about how unfair it is that he's facing an impeachment trial," as Seth Meyers puts it.
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The Yankees are trying to balance moving the youth onto the roster while gracefully shuffling the veterans out the door, and Alex Rodriguez did not get into the game on Tuesday.
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Another drill had him yank taut a resistance band tied to a fence with his left hand while shuffling around with his right arm cocked, as if moving around the pocket.
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We scooped up our bags and cleared out, shuffling through the maze of sterile white offices, looking for a place to sit that wasn't in the middle of being made over.
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Shortly after coming to New York, he found himself on the streets, spending nights riding the subway and shuffling between shelters, always worrying that his visa and passport would be stolen.
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Behind him, the girls were blinkered, dazed; they stood a moment too long before shuffling backward, then finally speed-walking toward the door, chattering to each other in low excited tones.
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Designed by sports scientists affiliated with FIFA, the original FIFA 11 warm-up is light and quick, lasting about 10 minutes and involving various kinds of jumping, shuffling and balancing exercises.
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A roster shuffling that moved outfielder Cody Asche into the leadoff slot for the first time in his career and bumped Maikel Franco into the six-hole didn't make any difference.
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After Ronald Reagan, a celebrity-turned-politician, carried 49 states in his devastating defeat of Walter Mondale in 1984, Democrats were whining and moaning, shuffling their feet and scratching their heads.
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Now that the deck chair shuffling on the Democratic Party's Unity Reform Commission is over, it's revealing that the little stuff got addressed but not the largest threat to the party.
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The British-born Mr. Whitlock trained in a cemetery near his home in Milton, Ontario, outside Toronto, running laps for three hours or more at a time in his shuffling style.
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In a sheer black bodysuit — one nipple covered with white tape — and red-fringe boots, she delivers an introductory dance that involves shuffling walks with a high-knees prance and winding arms.
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As long as it's been a thing, I've been a constant consumer of it, using it as both a music discovery tool and an alternative to just shuffling my own music collection.
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Feints were aplenty during the match, and Lobov found interesting ways to take Ishihara out of position to counter strike like that old karate point fighting favourite, the shuffling low-low kick.
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As they tell me while shuffling among the bins, they played these same records years ago when they were carefree teenagers cruising down the streets of their hometown in St. Paul, Minnesota.
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She delights in this confrontation, savoring each word more than the last, and whatever idea you have of Dockery shuffling into eternity as Lady Mary Crawley in Downton Abbey is swallowed whole.
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Yesterday, Disney announced that it was shuffling its release schedule to move Star Wars: Episode IX — the last film in the main "sequel trilogy" — from December 2019 up to May 1th, 2019.
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"Let us not just teach our children to play hard and study well, shuffling them through a long line of hobbies and electives and educational activities," the post by Joseph Sunde reads.
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So when two contestants enter a room to be greeted only with the sound of shuffling papers and the wet slap of munching mouths, the vibe takes a sharp turn into uncomfortable.
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Michael Grundler, a doctoral candidate at the University of Michigan and a co-author of the study, was alerted to the scene when he heard shuffling noises from a pile of leaves.
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The network spent decades shuffling through a mix of religious programming, children's cartoons, game shows, black-and-white sitcoms and westerns, and family-targeted dramas, never quite cohering into a recognizable identity.
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Brewers RH Taylor Jungmann (2015: 9-8, 3.77) Samardzija posted career highs in wins and innings pitched (33) with the Chicago White Sox last season before shuffling off to the Bay Area.
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Investors withdrew cash from energy stock funds and interest rate-sensitive utilities and real estate funds over the last seven days, while shuffling more money into banks and technology, the data showed.
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Luckily she was the only one to catch a marble under her step, but you could see the staff on stage shuffling their feet trying to kick remaining ones off the edge.
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Instead, Tannehill is out for the season, Ajayi was traded to Philadelphia and the Dolphins' wide receivers are left shuffling along for a team that often struggles to score in double digits.
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Her brain was mush, she told me, "because we'd already shot 40 pages of dialogue that week," but she attacked the scene with laser intensity as the two began shuffling knickknacks around.
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The term has been around since the 1800s and is attributed to many sources, including a shuffling of "go have fun" or an Americanization of an old Scottish term, "fung," for fling.
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In the United States, which initiated this vast shuffling of bureaucrats from North American capital to North American capital, trade tends to take a back seat to other policy and political issues.
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Elizabeth Warren seems to have lost her momentum, and overlooking the shuffling deck from on high is former Vice President Joe Biden, who was the favorite before he was even a candidate.
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While the Trump administration requested $1.25 billion in new funding to respond to the coronavirus, in addition to shuffling around existing funds, Democrats and Republicans have argued that amount is woefully inadequate.
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As you sleep and your brain removes harmful toxins, it cycles through an elaborate series of stages, at times shuffling through the day's memories and storing or discarding them (which causes dreams).
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Whatever the case, I had gotten what I wanted and was ready to go, but the fortuneteller continued, shuffling a deck of Tarot cards and predicting I would live to be 96.
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No one at the main O.P.C. office on the fourth floor was in yet except for Reeves, who was shuffling through papers while I sat on the other side of her desk.
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Bundy was moved up a day in order to pitch on normal rest, with manager Buck Showalter shuffling left-hander Jayson Aquino to the mound for his major-league debut on Saturday.
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Then followed a number of evenings when Apuzzo sat, over-caffeinated at his kitchen counter, shuffling through papers, taking notes and trying to make connections between various references contained in the documents.
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Brett Howden picked up the puck at the New York blue line, skated up the ice and began shuffling the puck as he reached the Ducks' zone accompanied by Anaheim defenseman Brandon Montour.
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With countries shuffling their feet on emissions reductions, it is likely that these disasters will become only more costly—even if every business were to become as hardy as America's indomitable waffle chain.
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Let's be honest, nothing is as funny as watching a silent disco, where hundreds of people are dancing in sync to the sound of shuffling, chatting, out-of-breath-panting and utter silence.
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Graphic tees splattered with affirmations like "Black Billionaire in the Making" are in abundance, music thumps throughout the venue, and attendees shuffling between expo halls and panel discussions keep time on Apple watches.
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He immediately hops on stage with his choreographer, Jeremy Strong, and performs a simplified version of the moves to "Tip Toe," thrusting his hips and shuffling with his arms cocked to the side.
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Even as I read the increasingly bleak letters delivered by the portly, shuffling postman-cum-trader, I could make out my goats and chickens wandering around the pen through the letter's translucent surface.
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And the resulting ripples of positivity can be extraordinarily influential — nay, manipulative — engineered to splatter the internet with good vibes just as the biggest chunk of critics is shuffling in to their screenings.
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Representative Kevin McCarthy, the top House Republican, is shuffling the makeup of a key committee to allow Representative Jim Jordan, one of Mr. Trump's most outspoken allies, to take part in the hearings.
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Arrieta seemed out of sorts from the start with home plate umpire Chris Guccione's ball-strike calls and a constant shuffling of a Cubs lineup in which manager Joe Maddon used 20 players.
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The second trailer for the Tupac biopic All Eyez on Me is darker and more frenetic than the first, constantly shuffling between tense, moody conversations and moments of people bloody and in danger.
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The latter results from other forms of proactive policies, focused on productivity gains by boosting the value and reach of a nation's human capital versus the shuffling of interest rates or money supply.
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The lawsuit accused PwC of missing a massive fraud in which Taylor Bean Chairman Lee Farkas and others hid losses by shuffling money among Colonial accounts and by selling nonexistent or worthless mortgages.
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According to Reuters, Ford is shuffling workers to meet rising demand for pickup trucks and large SUVs, which will require finding new positions for 150 workers who have been displaced by the changes.
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But soon, the jubilant procession gave way to what looked like an apparition: a shuffling contingent of figures dressed in all white, veiled in gauzy fabric and wearing placards with names and faces.
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Lawyers are playing what The New York Times has called a game of "cat and mouse," shuffling their immigrant defendants out of courtrooms if they suspect ICE agents are there, waiting to pounce.
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Like Angus, I want to savor that last rush of the night by running nude through car parks—not having a panic attack every time I hear footsteps shuffling too close behind me.
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The Swedish musician showed up in the stacked fourth season of All That for one of the sunnier and subdued performances the show ever saw—a burst of joy accompanied by moderate shuffling.
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The reductions and executive shuffling suggests not all is stable at the startup that has been embraced by several Ivy League universities as part of the massive open online courses, or MOOC, movement.
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It was "just me and him" on the trip from Honduras, he told Janice one night as he lay in bed shuffling the pictures, taking turns looking at one and then the other.
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Thousands of companies affected by Hurricane Harvey are tearing down walls and doors, installing dehumidifiers, shuffling work shifts, fortifying secure Internet connections for people who work remotely and pooling funds to help colleagues.
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American Airlines is shuffling some of its top executives after a key departure and struggles with its operations that led to hundreds of flight cancellations and long delays over the past few months.
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It feels as though he's been about 220-years-old for the past 220 years, perpetually curving his spine into a stoop while shuffling through his mansion in satin slippers and that smoking jacket.
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I throw on his vibey new remix for Shura, and as a shuffling bassline tickles my eardrums, the eagle immediately begins to move and shake his head, as the wind gently ruffles his feathers.
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It sounds far-fetched until you realize that, before 2007, it was rare to see someone shuffling around in public with their head buried in a smartphone, oncoming traffic and other pedestrians be damned.
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Tor: The browser is just the interface for a vast worldwide network shuffling repeatedly encrypted data back and forth between multiple servers, making it extremely difficult to match users with the websites they contact.
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The dancing chin, arm cranking and foot shuffling antics of Leonard flummoxed the timing of the Panamanian brawler—who famously quit the WBC welterweight championship bout with the immortal words, "no más" (no more).
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It's a fun accompaniment for the awkward movements of the shuffling toys, and helps paint Buenos Aires as a sunny city, filled with people who seem happy to welcome toy-folk into their midst.
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He also questioned the effectiveness of shuffling immigration judges from one court to another, noting that this will mean cases the judges would have handled in their usual courts will have to be rescheduled.
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If I'm out and about, I know the entire day will be spent awkwardly shuffling it from one shoulder to another, with occasional shifts into the crook of my arm for sweet, sweet relief.
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After returning from the trip, which was organized by NYU and China's Labor Watch, Zeng said he's convinced that U.S. workers aren't going to be shuffling into factories to build iPhones any time soon.
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The first time you play, it's best to set up the board and place the card decks down without shuffling them; all the cards are arranged in a specific order for your first playthrough.
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Add in the bouncing and suddenly you are trying to pick up on a dropping of the hands or a shuffling of the feet while everything in your vision is moving up and down.
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All that stamping and paper-shuffling helped make life in Croatia a Kafkaesque morass, though, so the government has decided it's time to stamp out the stamp before it suffocates an already weak economy.
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There are three different options for noise passthrough on the headphones: you can turn it off completely, let through just voices, or let through both voices and ambient sounds, like chairs shuffling around you.
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Hair and teeth, arms and legs kicking wildly, smothering and quiet struggle: it's far scarier than a shuffling zombie or seventy, or any combination of Hollywood aliens you could throw a flaming stick at.
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Shuffling past oversize posters of Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and Joe Pesci, and past ornate gold statues perched above the Belasco Theater's box office, the ticket-holders headed in for a Saturday matinee.
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The shuffling comes as Harris fights to remain in the top-tier of the crowded primary race, as a decline in the polls has coincided with a cash burn rate of nearly 125 percent.
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And so I cut, moving my hips in rhythm to the arc of the scythe's swing, shuffling forward bit by bit, nibbling away at the foot-long grass and depositing it on my left.
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A nine-person jury found Miami and Boudreaux liable for engaging in a "shell game" by shuffling money among accounts to conceal the city's deteriorating financial condition from investors and help it sell debt.
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About seven minutes into his discussion, there was a shuffling of papers, and as Biden tried to describe what he hoped to see from the administration's response, he made a signal to the cameraman.
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Most curmudgeonly protagonists, my own included, are barely eligible for senior discounts and ought to be booking cycling trips across Asia instead of shuffling about in their bedroom slippers (yes, I mean you, Ove).
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Looking ahead to his broadcasting duties with Turner Sports, Barkley didn't hesitate to voice his frustration with the perceived gulf between the Warriors and the 29 other teams, even after all the summer shuffling.
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The technique, called DNA shuffling, cut apart different versions of a gene and mixed pieces into a new variant — sort of the molecular equivalent of the genetic mixing in the offspring of two animals.
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"This is more a matter of shuffling the card deck and clarifying a few lines of authority," said Michael Madden, anexpert on North Korean leadership and a fellow at the U.S-based Stimson Center.
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And, without a course correction far more dramatic than the frantic shuffling spurred by Mr. Flake's 11th-hour pang of conscience, the damage Republican lawmakers are doing to their party could last for decades.
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The pair had flamed out in London, she as an actress, he as a sales clerk at Topshop, and were in the middle of five dispiriting years writing scripts and shuffling through unglamorous jobs.
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But the C.I.A., which spent the next few years shuffling its "high-value detainees" among so-called black sites in Africa, Asia, and Eastern Europe, had seen fit to transfer him into military custody.
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So as the President slips political constraints by shuffling his White House and foreign policy team and rages against convention, Mueller and his investigators have Trump penned in with no easy means of escape.
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His Iowa stump speech was almost identical—word for word and gesture for gesture—at two different stops that day: the same jokes, the same dramatic pauses, the same microphone shuffling and head nodding.
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At some point in high school, I got the mistaken impression that calculus—and mathematics in general—was an entirely uncreative pursuit that mostly just involved shuffling numbers and letters around on the page.
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"To sit across the table from companies and question how committed they were to ethics and compliance felt not only hypocritical, but very much like shuffling the deck chair on the Titanic," Chen wrote.
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The relative stability of global stocks has been masked by a convoluted shuffling of metal between the LME and China last year as two trading power-houses slugged it out across the LME spreads.
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According to various photos of menus leaked by baristas to the blog Day of the Human and social media, these drinks are shuffling our way on October 26 — and available only for a limited time.
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She has a spring in her step and is really upbeat and has all the qualities you associate with her, and Carrie would be shuffling around in a bathrobe and slippers muttering under her breath.
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In fact, based on some recent corporate shuffling, Asus is so emboldened by the ROG phone that the company is shifting its mobile strategy to focus even more on mobile gaming and high-end users.
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And even then, it wasn't clear-cut; we'd decide someone was a yes then maybe swap them out for someone else later, debating all the while with fellow counselors, basically shuffling names in a bowl.
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In 2014, The Atlantic ran an essay by the oncologist and bioethicist Ezekiel J. Emanuel, then fifty-seven, whose title alone, " Why I Hope to Die at 75 ," caused uneasy shuffling among seventy-year-olds.
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The company added a little controller earlier this year and has continued shuffling buttons around, but for the most part these updates have just been focused on supporting the expanding sizes of new Samsung smartphones.
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And North Korea has proven adept at skirting sanctions by setting up front companies and shuffling ownership—shifting control of a trading company from a blacklisted government agency to one that is not, for example.
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"To sit across the table from companies and question how committed they were to ethics and compliance felt not only hypocritical, but very much like shuffling the deck chair(s) on the Titanic," Chen wrote.
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In addition to giving horror the imagery of the shuffling, bumbling zombie that's nevertheless fiendishly difficult to kill, Romero's latter zombie films were explicitly anti-capitalist explorations of modern consumerism and nihilism in American society.
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We were dressed up, with ruffles on our socks and bows in our hair, and my mom was shuffling us into a fancy hotel that had invited military families to their New Year's Eve party.
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"Samsung has very many seasoned veterans who will get promoted as a result of the executive shuffling," Patrick Moorhead, president and principal analyst at Moor Insights and Strategy, told CNBC before the decisions were announced.
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Mimicking the style of several recent televised confessions that the ruling Communist Party has used as a propaganda tool, the report showed Mr. Huang in shackles and an orange vest, shuffling down a dark hallway.
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The jumping round kick to the midsection which is almost assured to raise the opponent's guard, the shuffling switching of stance back and forth while doing a jogging motion with his arms, the cartwheel kick.
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They had evidently been in the box, and in mindlessly shuffling through the motions after a long day, I had not noticed that they were in my food before ingesting literally half of the bowl.
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The family has owned these liquor stores for generations, Gates explains, while the landscape of Chicago has changed around them, from the shuffling in and out of different ethnic groups, to the onset of gentrification.
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Although nothing major has changed from last week's projections, there's still plenty of room for movement in the weeks to come, especially among the mid-tier bowls where there has been a lot of shuffling.
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It begins, from Grand Central to 125th Street, with the natural sounds of the train: the punching of tickets and the clicking and shuffling of unseen mechanics, all of which swell into a catchy beat.
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Played by David Thewlis in his breakout role, Johnny is a shuffling, shaggy-haired native of Manchester, now down-and-out in London after fleeing the consequences of the sexual assault that opens the film.
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The shuffling of responsibilities follows bipartisan backlash on Capitol Hill against the administration's emergency funding request to fight the coronavirus, which both Democratic and Republican lawmakers have slammed as insufficient to stave off the threat.
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Spotted: Senior staff and at least a few of the House impeachment managers shuffling into House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office late Monday night to walk through the resolution and apply it to their preparation strategy.
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McConnell speaks to chief of staff John Kelly several times a day, aides say, and the President's legislative affairs director, Marc Short, is almost always on Capitol Hill and shuffling in and out of meetings.
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Italy's biggest bank said on Wednesday it had appointed a number of senior managers to new roles, shuffling people across jobs as it works to implement its 'Team 2300' four-year plan unveiled in December.
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I spend my days shuffling between meetings, doling out opinions and action items, hoping my next project/deal/strategy will be the one to get me that promotion to help with the kids' education fund.
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In the keen (if slightly bloodshot) eyes of High Maintenance, every single person onscreen — from the excitable tourist parents to the countless lonely people shuffling around their apartments — is worthy of having their story told.
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So rather than rethink his approach, he's now inclined to burn through administration personnel, even though shuffling the names on an org chart around isn't going to alter any of the fundamentals of the situation.
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In this frame from NASA TV, NASA astronaut Ricky Arnold, left, and NASA astronaut Drew Feustel work on shuffling around a couple of space station pumps at the International Space Station on Wednesday, May 16, 2018.
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There must have been at least a thousand of us in the crowd, shuffling in the dirt, craning our necks to get as close to the ring as the guards in military garb would let us.
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When my parents' marriage ended three years later, he moved in with his mother, spending the days sleeping in the sun in a bay window and the nights shuffling about, locked in his own internal hell.
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Finally, in a press statement released just after midnight, President Zuma announced that he was shuffling 20 posts in his cabinet, and that the finance minister, Pravin Gordhan, and his deputy, Mcebisi Jonas, would be replaced.
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Shuffling through the Vatican a few days after Christmas, my brother-in-law didn't bat an eye as he folded up and slung it over his shoulder with the built-in strap like a big purse.
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Pittsburgh Penguins coach Mike Sullivan appeared at ease shuffling veteran Marc-Andre Fleury in the crease in place of injured goaltender Matt Murray, and the Columbus Blue Jackets don't seem too fazed by the switch, either.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, 20th Century Fox is shuffling the release dates for its slate of X-Men films, moving Deadpool 2 to May 23th, two weeks earlier than its original June 1st release date .
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But getting to the airport, shuffling through the security queue, waiting at the gate, picking up your bag upon arrival, and getting from the airport to your actual destination can nearly quadruple the total travel time.
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WeWork is shuffling around some of its most senior executives as it tries to build out its international presence, which is a big test for the office-rental company in justifying its recent $45 billion valuation.
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Big part of shuffling for records is trying to find records that have multiple functions in my sets - this one could easily be the first or last record or a breathe of magic in the middle.
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The Dolphins experienced an impromptu face lift after jettisoning Jay Ajayi to Philadelphia for a fourth-round pick in the 22016 draft, thereby shuffling the rushing duties to Kenyan Drake and third-down specialist Damien Williams.
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Every encounter with the police splits us into two selves, one a quiet, brooding figure cursing the cops from within, the other a concrete-staring, shuffling Negro we are ashamed to admit lives inside of us.
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The intimacy of being able to hear even the physical shuffling of a musician in the quiet moments between notes, or the way a singer's voice occupies a space rather than just a point, is entrancing.
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Shuffling and reassembling events to smooth the arc may improve the shape, but at the cost of accuracy; the 1993 Turner biopic "What's Love Got to Do With It" was almost as much fiction as fact.
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It was at this point that I stood up and began shuffling my way toward the exit, taking care not to step on any stuffed cowboys or knock the cotton candy out of unsuspecting children's hands.
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He pitched six shutout innings on Sunday against Washington, allowing only one hit, and likely earned another start in the near future as the Pirates keep shuffling their pitching prospects between the majors and Triple-A.
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The throngs of New Yorkers who poured into Coney Island on a sweltering Sunday in July 270 — shuffling past the rides, hot dog stands and freak shows — confronted one last spectacle blaring just beyond the surf.
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Later, on his long walk to a postgame news conference, white polo shirt drooping over his belt, Duncan seemed in a trance-like state, shuffling his feet forward, as if it were too painful to walk.
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Shuffling along through Gare du Nord with my two suitcases (that contained everything I owned) and squeezing through the thick crowds, there seemed to be few signs telling passengers where to go for the Eurostar trains.
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But he's also finally doing little things that matter, like shading the ball towards help—as can be seen below when Eric Gordon makes the wise decision to ignore Looney—shuffling his feet, and contesting shots.
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"Dancing Queen" may be your mom's favorite song, but underneath that shuffling rhythm, twinkling piano and syrupy chorus façade was a devastating song meticulously arranged and disguised to give the listener a false sense of happiness.
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This year we're here to help, so instead of shuffling around halfheartedly tossing balled up napkins and sighing dejectedly at the pomegranate-champagne punch stains on your carpet, you'll be a master of post-party cleanup.
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Seems strange for people to sort of — PAPADOPOULOS: I allegedly told the Australian, and I certainly told the Greek foreign minister, but let's not forget, though, at the time I was shuffling between Europe quite frequently.
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Father-daughter dances, long-held and much-celebrated events across the country, are shuffling to get in line with the times, which more frequently include same-sex couples, single mothers and other less traditional family arrangements.
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You can sort of see those types at work in the first movie, with some zombies simply shuffling along, stumbling into their next meals, and others able to ambush them in the back seats of cars.
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It's one of this cryptic puzzle's very few anagrams — Think "Union member," then make "is not mean" dotty, or odd or eccentric, by shuffling those letters around to get MINNESOTA, a member of the United States.
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Prosecutors also appear to be looking for evidence that Catholic leaders covered up priests' crimes by shuffling them to new parishes and instructing victims and their families not to tell police, according to the Washington Post.
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" But Oracle executive vice president Ken Glueck, whose company has waged numerous legal battles against Google, expressed doubts that this latest shuffling of the decks will make much difference — despite acknowledging that "Mark is the best.
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She and her husband, Nathan Bond, the company's C.E.O., started Rifle out of his parents' garage apartment ten years ago (choosing the name simply because she liked it, not for any connotation of shuffling through papers).
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The host, Eric Bolling, is seated in a chair before a shuffling frieze of partygoers, who are trying to not look at the camera but not trying very hard, smiles and postures fixed in self-awareness.
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In the lot of an unused strip mall, about fifty men and women stood in line to visit a pop-up charity dental clinic, shuffling slowly through the entrance of a repurposed big-top tent, silent.
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Merkel appeared to take several seconds to process what Trump had said, then frowned, and started shuffling her papers on the podium set up for their joint news conference in the East Room of the White House.
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"Perhaps now we're doing a better job with surveillance in pig," she said, "But I think we could get caught off guard with a reassortment," a shuffling around of genetic material based on this viral genomic structure.
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Where parents can put food on the table, where there are good paying jobs with good benefits in every neighborhood, where our criminal justice system keeps us safe, instead of shuffling more children into cages and coffins.
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The re-shuffling will impact those under Microsoft Chief Marketing Officer Chris Capossela, Executive Vice Presidents Judson Althoff and Jean-Philippe Courtois, all of whom sent messages to their teams describing how the structure redesign will work.
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Netflix's newest fantasy teen drama series, Locke & Key, is the product of more than 10 years of negotiations, failed pilots, and shuffling among networks — but the industry's indecisiveness is undetectable throughout the series' marvelously constructed first season.
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But initially, as the opening credits stretch out, it just soaks in the tile and the sounds of a neighborhood going about its daily business: shuffling feet, barking dogs, scrubbing brushes, and the occasional car swooping by.
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"And in the end, my real clapback that day came from the power of my thick legs shuffling me from New York's Staten Island, across five boroughs and ending in the drizzling rain in Manhattan," she wrote.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Vivendi has succeeded in shuffling the cards in a stand-off over Telecom Italia with Elliott, rattling the activist fund by forcing shareholders at the Italian phone operator to vote on an entire new board.
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Normally, I'd let everyone else queue up to grab their seat and stroll on last, minimising time spent stuck on the plane and shuffling down corridors, but this is one time you want to get on first.
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Trading fuzzy synths and drum machines for twanging guitars and blown-out distortion, Buttery Sprouts & Other Songs standout "Forgiveness" gets a shuffling, country-leaning lift, while "Salty Sweet" features new palm-muted guitar chords and synth melodies.
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With the exception of becoming a doctor or a lawyer, she was convinced that the few years she spent shuffling around in a number of restaurant management positions had prepared her for any career under the sun.
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I don't even feel shame about my silly outfit or the hundreds of people who just saw me, singing at the top of my lungs, shuffling awkwardly like the father of the groom at a wedding reception.
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As festivalgoers were treated to an incredible sunset over the East River, they wandered from Sufjan Stevens' neon disco party to Kendrick Lamar's packed set at the main Panorama Stage before shuffling off to the ferry home.
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At that point, lawmakers will either need to decide to raise the roughly $20 trillion debt limit, or the incoming Treasury secretary will need to begin shuffling funds around via "extraordinary measures" to remain underneath that limit.
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Immigration Judge Ashley Tabaddor on Tuesday said immigration courts are dealing with a crisis in backlogs, in part because of the Justice Department's role in pushing their department's priorities, which she said has resulted in docket shuffling.
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FFXV doesn't differentiate, which means I've been shuffling food back and forth between a farm and a shop in Lestallum, thinking maybe, at some point, it'll become more than just a way to get easy experience points?!
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A hybrid art and social justice project, Cirio's Obscurity uses an algorithm to take 15,000,000 mugshots of people arrested in the U.S. and obfuscate the criminal records of mugshot websites by cloning them and "shuffling" their data.
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I've seen many men, and some women, shuffling through trousers around their thighs, no light in their eyes, clothing somehow beyond filthy — sometimes face down, on the odd, asymmetrical, vented metal benches that look like public art.
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After the Spurs absolutely ran the Warriors ragged in the first half, Kawhi went up for a big, elevated three in the third quarter, and Warriors center Zaza Pachulia came shuffling into the space under Kawhi's feet.
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Cooper is a centrist whose championing of the controversial Atlantic Coast Pipeline is a prime example of the Democratic Party's shuffling on climate change where environmental realities collide with the itch to ramp up domestic oil production.
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Officer McLoughlin was caught on camera doing his duty ... stepping to the right, to the right, to the left, to the left while shuffling with a bunch of civilians -- including some women who couldn't resist his moves.
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But by shuffling the European deck and forcing Brussels to rethink its core principles, Britain's departure will have a clarifying effect, pushing both sides of the English Channel to see the scope of the challenge before them.
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"If all audiences see is the bobbing and shuffling coolie from a bygone era as the only representation of Asians onstage, what message does that send to our Asian students who dream of dancing the Swan Queen?"
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Cunningham says that the new features, which have been in beta for several weeks, are deepening engagement on listings, with more people clicking through listing pages and details instead of shuffling around the top-level search results.
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Although blindsided by her fatal addiction, I was grateful for those final days in the hospital: feeding my sister, shuffling her to the bathroom, singing show tunes (her eyes always closed) and telling her I loved her.
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And it also cuts down on pot to pan shuffling time; once the noodles are stuck in that hot pot, all that's left to do is return it to the burner, dump in your sauce, stir, and serve.
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Pell has told the inquiry that the church made "enormous mistakes" and "catastrophic" choices by refusing to believe abused children, shuffling abusive priests from parish to parish and over-relying on counselling of priests to solve the problem.
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To keep managers from shuffling problem workers from one agency to another, the order also bars "code of silence" agreements, whereby managers promise to say nothing about an employee's poor or illegal behavior in exchange for a resignation.
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We're not sure how Emmy-winning costar Peter Dinklage, who was born with achondroplasia, will react to Harrington's knee-shuffling portrayal of Tyrion Lannister, nor what Emilia Clarke will make of his topless tribute to her Daenerys Targaryen.
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Killing net neutrality was just one small part of a much bigger plan to gut FCC oversight of ISPs, shuffling any remaining oversight to an FTC that critics say lacks the authority or resources to properly police them.
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It's hard to believe that nearly 10 years ago, Ramsay was shuffling back and forth from NYC to the U.K. with a new restaurant, and still in the throes of a little new cooking show called Hell's Kitchen.
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Clinton zero chance of picking off a conventionally red state like Texas, Alaska or South Carolina, and giving Mr. Trump zero chance of shuffling the electoral map and capturing a small blue state like Rhode Island or Maine.
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In exchange, it was agreed that the Australians would host the next two matches between the nations, but the Australians and their then-captain, John Newcombe, upset with the schedule shuffling, demanded more in return and received it.
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As we drove west, heading home to Chicago, images from the trip drifted through my head: a caterpillar shuffling like a bear along a wooden rail in the Deep South, a perfectly round stone skipped into Lake Erie.
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Bells sound at the end, with a West African beat shuffling alongside — a reminder, Ms. León said from the stage before the performance, that black women were excluded from the right that was granted by the 19th Amendment.
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Pell told the inquiry that the Church had made "enormous mistakes" and "catastrophic" choices by refusing to believe abused children, shuffling abusive priests from parish to parish and over-relying on counseling of priests to solve the problem.
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The reason we may even have two sexes, as opposed to just one gender that self-duplicates, is that constantly shuffling our genomes helps us stay ahead of the many parasites and pathogens eager to suck us dry.
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Mr. Wilson discussed the rhythmic ritual that moves in a counterclockwise circle with shuffling feet and also screened video excerpts from different styles of African dance and contemporary pieces to show, among other things, how cultural appropriation works.
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The fact that you can't decide is what makes it most effective, and although the track's mood pushes and pulls in density—buoyed by kinetically shuffling, batida-esque rhythms—it never strays far from that elliptical, obscure narrative.
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So much so that I can admit I was probably looking for more significance in Paige's shuffling walk than was maybe there — but like Jen said, that's kind of been my experience with this entire season, after all.
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They're sure as shit not zombies in the traditionally stumbling, shuffling sense, and are partial to popping off a few rifle rounds in your face; but their regeneration abilities and propensity for hideous mutation make them fearsome foes.
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Your life is the tedious equivalent of being glued to the same spot shuffling paperwork all day, but one innocuous wrong move and you might set off a chain reaction akin to the Cuban Missile Crisis in your uterus.
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In the days since then, the world has watched major changes unfold in northern Syria, including shuffling allegiances and rapid troop movements -- along with US President Donald Trump's announcement of a complete withdrawal of US forces from the area.
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Travelers, some agitated and others blank-faced, shuffling along in queues that wind through airport terminals, waiting more than an hour for their chance to shove all their belongings and then themselves through X-ray machines at TSA checkpoints.
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Hopping between the club's three rooms—including one borrowed from the comedy club next door to Corsica Studios—you could wind your waist to jagged dancehall once minute before losing yourself to heady electronica or shuffling techno next door.
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"That was bizarre I have to say ... I wasn't sure what was going on, no-one in the audience was, and then there was kind of some shuffling and envelopes and I'm thinking 'what is going on,'" she said.
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"There are some stocks from which investors are shuffling their portfolio out, like pharma ... An element of profit-booking is also coming in which is causing nervousness, but nothing to be perturbed about," said Deven Choksey, promoter, KR Choksey.
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One of Trump's signature insights during his 2016 primary campaign was that instead of shuffling, embarrassed, away from the issue of Social Security and Medicare, he could state his loud and proud opposition to cutting programs for the elderly.
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Wearing a brace on his left knee, Wentz, 25, went through the same drills as fellow signal-callers Nick Foles, Nate Sudfeld and Joe Callahan, dropping back, shuffling in the pocket and resetting to throw both left and right.
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Aside from shuffling American troops into a pointless war, risking thousands of lives so that Adal can keep running his CIA black ops team, it was so exciting to see Saul and Carrie back together, fighting the good fight.
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Every encounter with the police splits us into two selves, one a quiet, brooding figure cursing the cops from within, the other a dawdling doppelgänger, a concrete-staring, shuffling Negro we are ashamed to admit lives inside of us.
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While his rival, Chad le Clos of South Africa, attempted to Jedi mind-trick the decorated swimmer by shuffling and shadowboxing feet away from him, Mr. Phelps hunkered down beneath the hood of his swim parka emanating death rays.
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In several scenes, Cuarón's camera wanders to paint vignettes of nannies and waitresses shuffling in and out of kitchens to serve meals, whether they are in an upscale home, or at a modest off-road restaurant in rural Mexico.
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In this season when many a Marley's ghost is shuffling across community theater productions of A Christmas Carol, draped in his rattling chains, you may wonder: How did ghosts come to figure so centrally in this popular holiday tale?
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While photo opportunities and protest raves took place in the public eye, lawyers were shuffling papers behind doors, drawing up a new set of rules that would, in theory, stop things ending in a costly and protracted legal battle.
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Born in rural Mississippi to an unmarried teen mother, Winfrey grew up in poverty, shuffling between family members until a more permanent living situation surfaced: her dad's place in Nashville, Tennessee, where she went to live at age 20033.
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We're freaked out about the person shuffling in line at the bank, by her dry cough and damp forehead, not to mention what we make of that character in vinyl gloves and a gas mask at the bagel store.
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There is no question that his lovely, shuffling paintings are hugely important: they influenced Cubism, to a lesser degree Fauvism, and, through phenomenological philosopher Maurice Merleau-Ponty's 1945 essay "Cézanne's Doubt" a good deal of post-minimal process art.
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With Carolina coach Rod Brind'Amour shuffling his lines, the Hurricanes dominated the start of the second period, earning an early power play and scoring on a Teuvo Teravainen one-timer to go up 21-1 after just 2:11.
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But the campaign then quickly added $160,000 to Nevada, a move known as "shuffling" that occasionally drives a mistaken report on social media that a candidate is cutting ads when he or she is really just shifting money around.
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Traditional productions have enthusiastically amplified the Victorian-era casual racism of the work with extravagant amounts of bowing and shuffling and casts of white actors singing in a pinched, nasal tone while sporting taped-back eyelids and yellowish makeup.
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Pell had told the inquiry that the Church had made "enormous mistakes" and "catastrophic" choices by refusing to believe abused children, shuffling abusive priests from parish to parish and over-relying on counseling of priests to solve the problem.
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Together, we can build a country where parents can afford to put food on the table; where there are good-paying jobs; where our criminal justice system keeps us safe instead of shuffling more children into cages and coffins.
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Priest sex abuse scandals have repeatedly emerged around the world even decades after the problem first came to light in the United States, where the systemic shuffling of predatory priests from parish to parish spread abuse like a virus.
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" And its legacy is attested to in the poem "Famous" by Naomi Shihab Nye: "I want to be famous to shuffling men / who smile while crossing streets, / sticky children in grocery lines, / famous as the one who smiled back.
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And if I occasionally forget, the high numerals of my years rush back into my brainpan, as big as Burning Man, to remind me that I should be practicing a shuffling stoop, hunching my back, sitting heavily, taking naps.
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Charley admits to her mother that because she's white, she could never understand the movement between worlds she had to do as a kid shuffling between her white private boarding school and summers with her Black family in St. Josephine.
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As Mr. Trump stammered through his answer — "I could have said that," he allowed — Mr. Zucker, in the truck, nodded along, then went back to shuffling through a green deck of questions to be asked by handpicked voters in the audience.
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As you've probably heard, Facebook is doing a lot of shuffling around in order to give you the impression that it's cleaning up its act, being more transparent, giving users more control, and generally not being a data privacy nightmare.
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Like a high-stakes card game, "Billions" has become especially adept at shuffling the deck, shifting its what's-in-it-for-me alliances in unexpected ways, while playing a long game in terms of double-crosses and jockeying among corporate titans.
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A senior party official, Deng Maosheng, said this week that there must be "flexibility" on age limits for China's top leaders, hinting at a possible shift in party guidelines that could give Xi more leeway in the shuffling of top posts.
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The experiences that Limón, Huber, and Lambert share with readers are experiences of gendered bodies in pain, of people whose social identity — their roles, their perceptions of themselves, others' perceptions of them — is shaped by being women shuffling among specialists.
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" Similarly, Mashable's deputy managing editor, Alex Hazlett, said that her site will be shuffling news shifts to cover for women who plan to strike or attend protests, adding that many want to "still be involved in the coverage and attendant conversation.
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Remember the days of sitting in the park on a Saturday afternoon, sketchbook in hand, shuffling between pencils as you shaded in a tree or secretly hashed out a figure drawing of the person reading on the bench next to you?
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Fox News founder Roger Ailes died Thursday at the age of 77, shuffling off this mortal coil under a cloud of shame after a career spent in a haze of glory—glory, that is, if you are a conservative Republican.
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Other Russian sources who spoke to CNBC but who asked not be named said the shakeup is typical for Putin, who is accustomed to re-shuffling his cabinet prior to parliamentary elections, which are set to take place in September.
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The Clevelanders overcame adversity to make their unexpected run to the World Series, shuffling their rotation after injuries to young starting pitchers Carlos Carrasco and Danny Salazar, and doing without injured, hard-hitting outfielder Michael Brantley for nearly the whole season.
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Wall Street looked set for a quiet start and Europe's main stock markets were shuffling sideways as the dip in global bond yields cooled bank stocks, which have been rising on hopes higher yields will led to better lending profits.
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Companies shuffling money between jurisdictions to save on tax remained "a key concern for policy makers", the U.N. report said, noting that firms from a sample of 26 developed countries registered more profits in Bermuda than in China in 2014.
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The Sears deal delivers another bit of interesting news as well, with Sears' reluctant shuffling into the 21st century bringing Alexa skills to Kenmore appliances, including air conditioners — functionality that GE brought to its own appliances earlier in the years.
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However, the Utes are shuffling their rotation around after freshman forward Donnie Tillman – the team's sixth-man, second-leading rebounder (288) and third-leading scorer (260) – sat out the BYU game with a sprained left foot encased in a walking boot.
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It was like I was Ahchoo from Robin Hood: Men in Tights, except that instead of jumping over a tiny stream, I was dancing in and out of 33G coverage just by shuffling two feet to the left or right.
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Pell told an Australian inquiry last year that the Church had made "catastrophic" choices by refusing to believe abused children, shuffling abusive priests from parish to parish, and relying too heavily on the counsel of priests to solve the problem.
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So he and AP Thompson created a solution, Multibowl, a two-player fever dream that will test every video game skill in the most literal way possible: shuffling opponents through a variety of specific, 15-second challenges from 230 old games.
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When Bill Murray shows up as the bear Baloo, or Garry Shandling, in his final role as the shuffling, muttering porcupine Ikki, their voices are so evocative of familiar faces that they detract from the faces that are actually onscreen.
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The Democratic primary is in a holding pattern for now: Biden is well in the lead and then the names behind him keep shuffling, varying from poll to poll, with Sanders usually there in second and Warren just behind him.
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By shuffling Nowrouzzadeh from her position, the White House has legitimized these attacks, which is both a success for Trump's brand of xenophobic nationalism and a failure for the ideal that civil servants are non-partisan experts protected from political retaliation.
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DO: Start walking the zombie walk As a way of getting around town, Dr. Brian Hanley, Senior Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Biomechanics at Leeds Beckett University in England, goes in hard on the shuffling gait zombies are so famous for.
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Pell told the Australian inquiry last year that the Church had made "catastrophic" choices by refusing to believe abused children, shuffling abusive priests from parish to parish, and relying too heavily on the counsel of priests to solve the problem.
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I wanted him to grow out of it but now I played along, laughing, dancing in the same way, our motions silly and shuffling, a game that was in a way the opposite of eros and so a relief to me.
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They don't deserve to get woken up in the morning by you shuffling around, trying to find your headphones, wallet, and both of your socks (no one night stand participant has all four...) before you slink off into the waking world.
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It was only when that reality sank in that Mr Conte's deputies—Luigi Di Maio, the leader of the Five Star Movement (M5S), and Matteo Salvini, who heads the hard-right Northern League—began shuffling away from their previous intransigence.
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"This is just a very unexpected and happy moment," Mr. Bartolomé said, shuffling on a cane and holding back the tears, after the ceremony at the Catalan national archive in which documents were returned to him and other Catalan families.
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It seems like it was just a minute ago when Kieran Hebden, aka Four Tet, released a shuffling new single with THUMP favorite Floating Points and UK garage sweetheart, Katy B, but he's already back at it and releasing music.
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She checked her makeup in her compact mirror, powdered her nose, dabbed her eyes with more tissues, then went up and stood at the rostrum and read lines off index cards, shuffling them back and forth as she sniffled and cried.
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If my rudimentary counting skills have not betrayed me, as of Monday 16 teams were carrying 12 pitchers, 13 were carrying 13, and the Twins were (briefly, as the result of some roster shuffling) carrying 14 and only two bench players.
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These aren't the house parties you associate with sixth form years – awkward shuffling around a Spotify play queue hoping nobody finds out you actually brought a tube of Pringles with you, "just in case"– these are a different beast altogether.
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It was meant to be a happy song—you could tell by its confident insistence on Christ's kingship, by the shuffling major key in which it was played, and by the smiles and falsetto ad-libs it elicited from the crowd.
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This raised some difficult questions that have stayed with me, and it seemed to leave many audience members shuffling through their programs trying to figure out what they were hearing — especially with less-familiar fare by Berg, Monpou and Scriabin.
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The Isle of Man allows owners to escape the value-added tax, or VAT, through a paper-shuffling scheme, wherein the jet is held by a company based there but leased to another company elsewhere, both controlled by the same owner.
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The Toronto Blue Jays elected against shuffling Aaron Sanchez to the bullpen and kept the 24-year-old in a now six-man rotation as the club attempts to continue its pursuit of the penthouse in the American League East.
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The roster shuffling left Collins with an infield that featured, from left to right, Rivera, Reyes, Neil Walker and Jay Bruce, who is normally a right fielder but played first base for the second straight game because of Duda's injury.
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But in shuffling those responsible for shaping his administration, Mr. Trump is also keeping close the inner circle of campaign advisers who are deeply skeptical of Washington and who helped design an outsider campaign built on angry and often divisive rhetoric.
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The Democratic primary is in a holding pattern for now: Biden is well in the lead and then the names behind him keep shuffling, varying from poll to poll, with Sanders usually in second and Warren and Harris just behind him.
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The shuffling of genres, the disregard of value or artistic reputation, and the sense of total curatorial freedom that springs from every wall and corner of this vast space provides for a rare experience that will leave a great vacuum after it's gone.
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The Senate tax bill has been rewritten over the past 24 hours, keeping its central objective intact — a massive corporate tax cut — but shuffling around hundreds of billions in the US economy over the next 10 years with some of these changes.
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The following morning—this was my usual procedure, after a night of shuffling around dead to the world—would find me out in the sun, poring over the stunted grass and packed dirt for eighty or a hundred feet past the front window.
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Back when Johnsen inspected the records for the first time, he had suggested they test a recording needle on the first few seconds of quiet at the beginning of each record when it's only people walking into the courtroom and shuffling chairs.
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"My mate says I never quite got the hang of my photo face," smirks Jamie T, nervously shuffling in a knackered cafe seat, fully aware that he's about to come head-to-head with his wide-eye nemesis in just a few minutes.
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The way Rondo yearns for control can grate those who're around him all the time, whether it's the need to be a dealer shuffling cards on the team plane or opining when the team bus should leave from the hotel to the arena.
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In our Tactical Guide to Aldo vs Edgar we discussed that while Edgar is known for his restless leg syndrome, constantly shuffling around the cage, Aldo was the man who danced his weight across the octagon canvas better in the first fight.
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Last year, Australia's most senior Catholic, Cardinal George Pell, said the Church had made "enormous mistakes" and "catastrophic" choices by refusing to believe abused children, shuffling abusive priests from parish to parish and over-relying on counseling of priests to solve the problem.
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"I looked up when I got the ball, there's about five or six seconds left, and the way they were shuffling around in transition, I was able to kind of just go at my own pace and rise up," Curry told reporters.
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Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the top House Republican, confirmed Friday what lawmakers had been speculating about for days: He is shuffling the makeup of a key committee to allow one of Mr. Trump's most outspoken allies to take part in public hearings.
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It doesn't come off as preachy because few are more skilled at delivering such messages as Jayda G, all the heavenly vocal house and insistently shuffling drum programs that follow, make it so you basically have no choice but to follow her directives.
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The title track has reportedly long been a DJ weapon for the popular techno duo, and shines via a shuffling high-hat, whispering vocal sample, and perfectly placed clap that takes the tune to dark, yet atmospheric levels of club-centric grandeur.
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Through dogged reporting, Levin succeeds in building a timeline of her life, but she remains tantalizingly out of grasp, always one step ahead of our detective reporter who is left shuffling receipts from the wastebasket and scanning the horizon for her shadow.
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The music began just minutes after we'd sidled up to the church's open door in Zinacantán, coaxing dozens of men—some in jeans and cowboy hats, some in white pants and flat-brimmed palm hats draped with ribbons—into a slow, shuffling dance.
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"What I remember is Bowie standing there wearing a pair of cans with his collar turned up as if he was in the rain, hunched over, shuffling about in a box of gravel," his producer, Gus Dudgeon, told Bowie biographer David Buckley.
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On a recent Saturday night, Stoofsteeg, an alley in the district lined by red-lighted windows, was so crowded with tourists gawking at the women on show that walking 50 yards or so took at least 15 minutes of pushing and shuffling.
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There is still conspicuous passion, measured by the odometers of canvassers in "I'm a Warren Democrat" apparel; the "BOOT-A-TRUMP" shirt at a Buttigieg rally; the blotted tears of a grateful, cane-shuffling Biden supporter after a hug from the candidate.
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In a kind of choreographic juggling act, Mr. Lazar recited minute-long stories from John Cage's "Indeterminacy" — fed to him through an ear piece in random order — while performing a nonrandom sequence of movement, which itself had a kind of scrambled, shuffling quality.
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All they're doing is shuffling information around in search of commonalities — basic patterns, at first, and then more complex ones — and for the moment, at least, the greatest danger is that the information we're feeding them is biased in the first place.
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After shuffling through at least 103 open houses, obsessively refreshing every MLS site all day long (I downloaded the apps and got notifications, too), and putting down a few offers only to be turned down, we finally found our dreamy dream house.
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Logistically, the Trump legal team plans to be constantly on the move — shuffling back and forth along Pennsylvania Avenue between Capitol Hill and the White House, where the president will monitor the proceedings and live tweeting his own commentary while in town.
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On the House side, the Foreign Affairs Committee has scheduled a hearing on Tuesday on the administration's plans to redesign the State Department, which includes shuttering the cybersecurity coordinator's office and shuffling it under a bureau charged with handling economic and business affairs.
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As is now almost an avant-garde cliché, Ostermeier works to divide our loyalty to narrative by shuffling events, doubling and casting doubt on them with live video and interrupting the action with moments of abstract physical expression that border on dance.
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You have to think about ensuring a caucus-goer can get off work, has a ride to the precinct, and can access the child care needed to be able to spend three-plus hours shuffling around a high school gym to vote.
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The first is that it will ensure cars will be on track more, and the second that it increases the chances of shuffling the order because rather than three perfect laps to take pole position, a driver would need six good laps.
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At dusk, I kept expecting to bump into friends from my platoon: Jorge, Ryan and Matt shuffling back from the PVC pipes half buried in the ground that doubled as urinals; their outlines distinctly recognizable after so many days in the field.
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However paradoxical these permutations appear, what ultimately matters, what defines the poetic here as quintessential Lax, is simply the constant shuffling of terms, regardless of what they might mean, the on-off off-on box step that the terms "light" and "dark" perform.
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