LG: Mine would be like cat sitter, cat food, cat sitter again.
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SAFE WITH THE SITTER Some people simply left the pets with the sitter.
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And Elaine, a dancer and baby sitter and house sitter and artist's model.
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HIRE A SITTER If you have pets, a pet sitter is a must.
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What this possible de Sitter end state has to do with the de Sitter-like beginning posited by inflation remains to be worked out.
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Is it really a hard question which is the good baby-sitter and which baby-sitter is too stupid or evil to be trusted with your baby?
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Was my sitter trying to make me lose my mind?
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How do you arrive at your portraits with each sitter?
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Improvising, the sitter said just his computer and some electronics.
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What if the dog and the sitter don't get along?
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Physicists start with the 10 symmetries of de Sitter space.
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The confidence and dignify of each sitter, seen together, was overcoming.
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I needed a pet sitter today, so it was another $15.
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On Wednesdays, the sitter gets to the house at 28 a.m.
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I constantly checked my phone for updates from the sitter. Nothing.
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But what separates an ordinary cat-sitter from a cat whisperer?
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It doesn't matter what I say to him or the sitter.
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Higuain stays on and then misses a sitter at the spot!
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Brianna Rocha, 34, is a Bambino elite sitter in Dallas, Texas.
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You can also share access to the app with a pet sitter.
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I wasn't actually the worst sitter in the world, by the way.
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Pole-sitter Daniel Ticktum was leading the race when it was stopped.
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We get home, pay the sitter $21949.25, and go straight to bed.
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Line up a temporary sitter in case the baby is particularly fussy.
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The first sitter who accepts is the first to get the job.
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The sitter found herself evacuated three times in just a few days.
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Pole-sitter Daniel Suarez of JGR finished second, 1.7 seconds behind Busch.
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Parents looking to blur the lines between sitter and tutor pay more.
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Besides his wife, Mr. Toffler is survived by a sister, Caroline Sitter.
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As long as Tatum never needs an emergency puppy-sitter for Creed.
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But when the sitter starts sobbing, Riggs calmly tells Maggie to chill.
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Pole-sitter Logano led the field to green at 5:09 p.m.
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The girls notified their regular baby sitter, who contacted the girls' mother.
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Or two strong walkers might carry a sitter enthroned in a chair.
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From the greenery sprout flowers that have symbolic meaning for the sitter.
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You can be a dog walker or a pet sitter on Rover.
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If your sitter falls through again, let's take a rain check, O.K.?
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Portraits, whether photographic or painted, aim to reveal something about the sitter.
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A sitter stays with him a couple days each week as well.
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Steve Harrington transformed from the hapless boyfriend into the best baby sitter ever.
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Dog walker, pet sitter, Uber or Lyft driver, tour guide and personal assistant.
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First they extracted another tree-sitter who'd been blocking the mountain's access road.
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We have a sitter come every few weeks so we can go out.
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So, naturally, you want to give the sitter as much information as possible.
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Nationwide, the average hourly rate for a sitter in 2016 was $13.97, Care.
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My pet sitter tended to overfeed my cat, so no more of that.
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Wilson the Bulldog's sitter goes whole hog when his humans are on vacay.
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Your instructions to your baby-sitter are very common examples in legal discussion.
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Yet Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel split him and pole-sitter Hamilton on both occasions.
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Or if we have a dog sitter for Hector, we'll go to Waverly.
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Evan Love for speeding shortly after dropping her daughter at a baby sitter.
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The sitter of a portrait is also giving me his or her portrait.
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If possible, get a "trip sitter"—someone not tripping—in case of problems.
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I was a pet-sitter, a brand ambassador, an event assistant, and more.
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It's about having a relationship with the sitter; it's not a press shot.
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Kasey Kahne was third, followed by Elliott Sadler and Austin Dillon, the pole-sitter.
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At first glance, it feels like a simple emotional exchange between photographer and sitter.
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Each "sitter" also appears in the costume of his or her time and region.
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Forced to evacuate, the pet sitter had to leave the family's three dogs behind.
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Also, can we talk about how great of a bunny sitter he must be?
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Yet as a collaboration between artist and sitter, they more than meet their obligation.
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It's difficult to leave your beloved cats in the care of a pet-sitter.
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During one of Johnson's extra study sessions, student Kristen Black couldn't find a sitter.
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Also, if they ever need a dog sitter for Carl, I'm happy to help.
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We left the babies with a sitter and drove to the Ouray County Courthouse.
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That cooperative pig inspired the creation of "Portrait Sitter," a tabletop 403-pound sculpture.
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Don't ruin future vacations for yourself by mistaking your dog sitter for a housekeeper.
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And a majority of Italians think the sitter is at least partly to blame.
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There were those who always had a baby sitter and those who never did.
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"Historically portraiture was about the ability of the sitter to fight death," Wiley explained.
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The spontaneous interactions between the sitter and the artist are recorded with unsurpassable immediacy.
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While a house sitter may request money for pet sitting services or flights, and the homeowner may ask the house sitter to pay for utilities, many serial house sitters say the arrangement works best when no fees are involved for either party.
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Travelling as a house and cat sitter also has other less obvious money-saving benefits.
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Max Verstappen, at 21 years old, can become the youngest ever pole sitter this season.
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I side hustled on weekends as a brand ambassador, pet sitter, event assistant, and more.
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Hiring an after-school sitter for about 15 hours a week averages $214 per week.
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Photographic plates, if not cleaned thoroughly, would bear a faint trace of the previous sitter.
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I also call our sitter and arrange for her to come tomorrow evening to babysit.
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Access to the app can also be shared with others, such as a pet sitter.
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The sitter walked quickly back to the child s home while Myczkowski allegedly followed her.
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Jules takes a job as an apartment sitter at Manhattan's legendary apartment building the Bartholomew.
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An NYC woman would shut that down and offer the names of some pet sitter.
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Yesterday, my sitter called and said my daughter had a fever and wasn't feeling well.
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We met his "sitter," a man who travels around the world to administer the venom.
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Verstappen, at 20-years-old, can still become the youngest ever pole sitter this season.
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And the guy who rented chairs was my grass dealer and my cat-sitter. Perfect!
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Max Verstappen, at 22014 years old, can become the youngest ever pole sitter this season.
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I called the dog sitter and told her I'd put the key under the mat.
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I've considered ideas like becoming a pet-sitter or developing my own product for sale.
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Verstappen, 21 at the end of September, can still become the youngest ever pole sitter.
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After a night out, we came home to find this note from the dog sitter.
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Sitter followed me to bed, covered my mouth and put a finger in my vagina.
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It wasn't financially sustainable to have a sitter or nanny or daycare in the city.
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How convenient would it be to leave your dog with a sitter while you shop?
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She cited the expense of a dog sitter, even though she does very well financially.
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Last year, a dog in Las Vegas drowned while being watched by a Rover sitter.
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That's cheap for NYC; the sitter is a family friend and was very generous with pricing.
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When the sitter came back outside, he saw the white 2016 Honda Accord being driven away.
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Set your OOO and get a cat/plant/dog sitter — you can't pass up this deal.
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They and other researchers are further exploring the de Sitter hologram using tools from computer science.
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Ask for updates Ask your puppy-sitter or the kennel to send occasional updates and photos.
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Amanda called her pet sitter who had devastating news — the water was rushing into her home.
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PSA to the Gartens: If you ever need a house sitter, we can help you out.
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In my feed I saw three pictures of my adorable baby being snuggled by the sitter.
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There are currently about 200 "house sitter wanted" posts, many requiring some form of animal care.
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For a week, it seemed that everyone in town was mad at Fenwick the fence-sitter.
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Without legal papers, Ms. Salvador has been able to find work only as a dog sitter.
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The same is true for the theoretical Reissner-Nordström-de Sitter black hole we are visiting.
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You can also leave custom voice message for people, like an incoming houseguest or a pet sitter.
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You can also add friends, family, or a sitter to the account to coordinate along multiple caretakers.
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Users just book a dog walker or sitter through the app, which connects them with area sitters.
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Customers search for a nearby sitter and pay for their dog to stay in that person's home.
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I couldn't find a sitter, so I decided that I was going to take her with me.
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But according to court documents obtained by the outlet, Velasquez never left her kids with a sitter.
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Stenhouse won the first stage, taking the lead from pole-sitter Chase Elliott on the 14th lap.
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In the last year, though, three physicists have made progress toward a hologram of de Sitter space.
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Rhodes passed pole-sitter Gragson with three laps remaining in the first segment to win Stage 513.
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Here, the space-time fabric has a "de Sitter" geometry, stretching as you look into the distance.
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"The pet sitter of the parents of Amanda received a package at their home today," Haynes added.
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Here's how Harris is able to travel around the globe full-time by being a house-sitter.
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His mother worked as a baby sitter, while he was a cleaner at a local grocery store.
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Our daughter is 19 so it's not like we need to bring her or hire a sitter.
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That is, unless the sitter is a cool, young-ish CEO getting his or her portrait taken.
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The artist feels as though the personality of her sitter plays an important role in her work.
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"I don't know if we had the best car," said Harvick, who was the race's pole-sitter.
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Lloyd almost made it 11 with a sitter in the goalmouth but sent it over the bar.
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I live in Brooklyn now and when I'm out of town, a wonderful dog sitter stays over.
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I'd lived in Portland for a while after college, and some acquaintances there needed a house sitter.
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But this time around the sitter replied to text messages only "hours and hours later," she said.
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In perfect de Sitter space, nothing changes in time; the whole outwardly stretching geometry exists at once.
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In fact, the bottle of Rombauer Ms. Everett bought at the wine store was for Poppy's sitter.
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Every sitter eventually told me their opinion on Brexit — whether they said it out loud or not.
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Let this list of the best stoner movies on Netflix be your shaman and your trip-sitter.
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Another perennial concern among Santas is the possibility of a lap-sitter "making a mess" in action.
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"For example," the company writes in the release, "when your dog sitter arrives, you can pull up the live feed using your Ring Video Doorbell, verify it's your sitter, and unlock your Yale, Kwikset, or Schlage lock with the push of a button right in the Ring app."
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Each sitter would be painted in oil in about four hours, and during the painting process, the conversation between artist and sitter would be recorded, with the recordings ultimately given to both the Brooklyn Historical Society and the Weeksville Heritage Center as an oral history of the neighborhood.
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N. (dog sitter) was the one who fostered him before we adopted him and he loves seeing her.
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Hayden Panettiere is reportedly suing her dog-sitter on claims that the caregiver gave away her two dogs.
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Cross one thing off your to-do list now and set up a sitter for your pet today!
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Instead of doling out keys to your pet-sitter, contractor or houseguests, you can issue a virtual key.
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After missing for nearly a day, the dog was thankfully found unharmed and reunited with her pet sitter.
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Lynn Perkins, CEO and founder of UrbanSitter, suggests firm rules in place before you talk to your sitter.
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Do you want to start your relationship with your baby-sitter by treating them as if they're dummies?
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That he was, and so many people said this, almost like a third parent or a baby sitter.
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These marks stem from an abstract visual vocabulary, but Kajzer brings them in dialogue with her ferocious sitter.
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Steidl uses a special stool that allows the sitter to incline forward, like a drunk at a bar.
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Count the number of eye rolls a woman gets for leaving work "early" to relieve the sitter.7.
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Professional pet sitter and veterinary nurse Diana Carreon says animals process displacement and trauma the same as humans.
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The circular canvas was entered for sale by the family of the sitter, a friend of the artist.
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The puppy sitter I originally lined up had to cancel last-minute, and I solicited help from friends.
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I am a dog sitter, and I tried her hint on the next white dog I sat for.
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Recall that an inflating universe would have had almost, but not exactly, the geometry of de Sitter space.
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"My first ayahuasca journey, it would have been way nicer if I had a personal sitter," P.J. said.
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"Portrait Study of a Man, Facing Right" is a record of van Dyck's initial encounter with a sitter.
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Danny is generous to both viewer and sitter; the scenes are lush and vibrant and the subjects shine.
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The sitter said that Brandon had fallen and was unconscious, but when she called 911, no one would answer.
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R. and I will be going to a party on Friday, and R. has confirmed a sitter on UrbanSitter.
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For pet-sitting, Mad Paws adopts a marketplace approach which means that people apply to become a pet-sitter.
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Camille Wood is a personal assistant, dog sitter and host at The Second City, a comedy club in Chicago.
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There wasn't the money to hire a sitter for those after-school hours, nor even the thought of it.
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In fact, most parents are willing to spend up to $19 per hour for a sitter, according to Care.com.
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I text my sitter that we'll be keeping our daughter home tomorrow and we snack on leftovers from yesterday.
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"The sitter would have to wait in the dark whilst the camera was loaded," Haynes explained of the process.
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It's important to note that AdS space is different from the space-time geometry of our "de Sitter" universe.
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But de Sitter space, lacking a spatial boundary, has so far proven much harder to understand as a hologram.
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To top it off, law enforcement specialists who examined Casey's cell phone found no record of the purported sitter.
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No sitter needed You've probably seen that photo of the Arkansas State professor holding a baby while teaching class.
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Pole-sitter Blaney started from the pole and led 46 of the first 75 laps to win Stage 1.
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Last fall, I hired her to take over for my long-term sitter, who had moved on to college.
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Hayden got 2 rescues and left them with a dog sitter for 6 YEARS, paying a whopping $119,335.88. Seriously.
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Her daughter does more driving to doctors' offices than she'd expected, but now has a live-in dog sitter.
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This arrangement also meant he could do portraits that are, stylistically, as much about the painter as the sitter.
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The sitter, who dons traditional ceremonial Rwandan dress, was a member of Rwandan King Yuhi V Musinga's Royal Court.
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The Sherald portrait is elegant, combining the portrait of a sitter and the beautiful dress itself as a frame.
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The sitter was to pick her up and take her back to the friend's nearby apartment for a sleepover.
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She had become by turns a fashion model, a baby sitter, an actress and a lonely hearts advice columnist.
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Ruby knew it cost money to get a pet sitter to bring the dog to the resident more often.
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Jeff Flake, a key Republican fence-sitter, said on Tuesday in an appearance at The Atlantic Festival in Washington.
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Judy Greer is Wilson's dog-sitter, and Isabella Amara is the almost-grown daughter he never knew he had.
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Sepuya's arms and hands reach into the frame instructing his sitter on how to hold and press the camera.
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My cat sitter only takes Venmo, but then I got my family, Jason's point about the family network effect.
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Indianapolis 500 pole-sitter Scott Dixon was knocked out of the annual race Sunday after a destructive and terrifying crash.
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We pack our dog into the car and drop him off to our doggy-sitter before driving to the airport.
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Prices can vary widely by locale and the number of kids you're asking the sitter to keep an eye on.
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"Our sitter just conveyed a story to Olivia and me about Otis spilling milk and apologizing really quick," Sudeikis recalls.
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So when Ledecky threw the first pitch at a Washington Nationals game on Wednesday, she needed a temporary medal-sitter.
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The second shift worker knows the "front porch sitter" can work but won't work and is getting his tax dollars.
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The second grade teacher knows the "front porch sitter" can work, but won't work and is getting her tax dollars.
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According to Quartz, the portrait was completed in less than a week since Christine proved to be a steady sitter.
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But, looking forward, we would like to hire a local sitter who won't need overtime or to spend the night.
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The other thing: Dany didn't exactly refute Daario's point that she was a conqueror, not a throne-sitter, did she?
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But pole sitter Kyle Busch was the leader at the halfway point of the race for the second-stage win.
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"If I don't have money to pay a baby sitter for the kids, I have to stay home," she said.
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Our friend Kevin, who&aposs our dog and house sitter when we&aposre out of town, would inherit the dogs.
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You can sign up to be a dog walker, sitter, or boarder through a host of services, like Rover, Wag!
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She has a baby sitter 10 hours a week and works the other 10 hours when her daughter is sleeping.
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On Monday, May 13, Eller's parents' pet sitter received the package, according to an update on the Find Amanda Facebook page.
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The kids and their babysitter had been in the car Thursday when the sitter decided to run back into his house.
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Overnight, we went from taking turns seeing movies on Sundays (to save on a sitter) to having a live-in helper.
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By the mid-1880s, any idea that a portrait should reflect the mood or personality of the sitter is decidedly dashed.
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When the checkered-bloused female gets home, she'll call a sitter for her son and make a reservation: dinner for one.
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The bottle's interior is a dynamic, Escheresque place called anti–de Sitter (AdS) space that is negatively curved like a saddle.
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Team Penske teammates Brad Keselowski and Joey Logano started the race on the front row with Keselowski as the pole sitter.
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That morning, their mother had left them in the care of a baby sitter to go to work in the city.
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Maybe he should have got a sitter, as friends had suggested, but Willa had insisted beyond his capacity to say no.
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Owners often connect their sitter with a relative or neighbor to call on; and this contact can be an invaluable resource.
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When the sitter brought Roxy back, he excitedly showed them a heavy wood-and-metal contraption that simulated a dog sled.
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Another pet sitter lost business when a client of hers had to cancel a vacation to go work on the fires.
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Bartlett, also an award-winning documentary filmmaker, likes to use props and costumes, occasionally having pieces especially made for the sitter.
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After five pets disappeared while in the care of a licensed sitter in central England, their owners went looking for answers.
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With so many kids in the Kardashian clan, Haqq won't have to worry about finding a future sitter for her child.
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"On an airplane, you have attendants to go to in case something goes wrong," said Grace, who works as a sitter.
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After that came a part in the Jonah Hill-led comedy The Sitter, followed by her turn as Lacey Porter on Twisted.
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I funded that summer with short stints as a babysitter, dog walker, pet sitter, a club promoter, and working at a bar.
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And while their kids might have been home with a sitter, they still made sure to show their support for their dad.
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This was the speech of a fence-sitter rather than a man who has decided that now is the time to strike.
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Stewart-Haas' driver foursome of pole-sitter Kurt Busch, Kevin Harvick, Bowyer and Almirola started the race in the top four spots.
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The tie between artist and sitter wasn't visual, but instead riven with the emotionality that is a hallmark of Hewitt's best work.
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She told a baby sitter she was going to work and rode a bus alone to the courthouse, angry, ashamed and afraid.
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"Sometimes you have to go to an interview with 24 hours' notice, and lining up a sitter can be stressful," she said.
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Seeking Sitters is a one-stop-shop website that, for one-time fee of $59.99, will match you to your perfect sitter.
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They were working in physicists' theoretical playground of choice: a toy universe called "anti-de Sitter space" that works like a hologram.
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So my mom went on vacation and printed out illustrated bios for each of her four cats for the cat sitter pic.twitter.
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Half of parents say they'd spend at least another $3 per hour to book a sitter at the last minute, Hodel said.
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At the same time, sitter availability tends to be lower as young sitters head back to college or are away on vacation.
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The power couple was out in the Bev Hills Wednesday night -- crushing gourmet Japanese at Matsuhisa while a sitter watched baby Alexis.
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Maybe you should, although if the list gets long it's not clear the sitter would or could sit there and read it.
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There was no sitter who schlepped you to ballet classes and then made sure that your interest in art was being nurtured.
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Postcards From the French Open PARIS — It looked like an easy shot for John McEnroe: a forehand sitter, lined up just right.
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It accused her of reimbursing herself or receiving direct payments for unauthorized purchases like a Louis Vuitton handbag and a dog sitter.
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Intriguingly, if current trends continue, the universe will ultimately reach a state in which the 10 de Sitter symmetries will be restored.
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For example, if a sitter sets his or her rate at $10 an hour, the parent will see the cost as $11.
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The platform lets you browse vetted sitter profiles, look at pictures (including of people's homes), read customer reviews, and book and pay online.
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Pet door controls can also be shared with others via the app so that, for example, a cat sitter can manage the permissions.
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One of those women was a baby-sitter with whom he allegedly had an affair, assaulted, and prescribed improper pills for as well.
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Both types of self care take a certain amount of planning and strategy, whether you're paying a sitter or getting help from family.
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It was expensive and presumably messy (shout out to the cat sitter for cleaning it up), and our floor is completely warped now.
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And for a sitter, the more connections you have in the app, the more local families are going to want to book you.
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And it seems she already knows who her go-to Kardashian sitter is going to be — and it's probably not who you'd expect.
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However, in reality, we inhabit a positively curved "de Sitter (dS) space," which resembles the surface of a sphere that's expanding without bounds.
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We pay for parking for both cars with a coupon ($55.02) and hurry back to the dog-sitter to pick up our dog.
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I transfer $34.58 to my sitter for next week via the Zelle app (which I do every Friday for the following week's care).
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One-third of families books their sitter one week in advance, and a quarter books two or more weeks out, according to Care.com.
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The 21-year-old Dutchman, who had started alongside pole-sitter Hamilton on the front row, dropped down to fourth at the start.
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Leaving the house requires getting a trusted sitter and, if the mom is breastfeeding, pumping or returning in time for the next feeding.
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Casey told police that Caylee was with a sitter named Zenaida Gonzalez, or "Zanny," but that story turned out to be made-up.
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Mortimer's daughter, May, "instantly fell in love," and the two recorded songs together, until the sitter got married and returned to her band.
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"It's a transactional booking, so you can book a sitter the way you book an Uber, " said CEO and co-founder Kasey Edwards.
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I can't remember what we did about our three young children, home in their beds, but we must have rounded up a sitter.
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Does he get inaugurated like every other president does in a traditional way or does he kind of stay a baby sitter president?
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Ferrari's pole sitter Charles Leclerc lapped 0.4 seconds faster than Mercedes's five-times world champion Lewis Hamilton, albeit on a different tyre strategy.
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A $34.95 one-month access pass (or $99.95 annual membership) allows parents to browse, interview, and book a sitter that meets their needs.
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Instead, his strength was always in the individual emotions captured in his sitter – emotions brought out only through intimate connectedness and sincere respect.
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If your pet is too large to fly in the cabin, consider another form of travel or finding a sitter for your furry friend.
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"Best of both words: date night and we don't have to pay for a sitter," he can be heard telling her in the video.
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I text Dennis and Suzette to keep them in the loop, and contact my dog sitter to let her know I'll need overnight care.
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When Joshua Marbury and Alicia Quinney left their son with a sitter, they never expected to come home to a battered and bruised toddler.
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For the Kays, it's their pet sitter who is being applauded for her efforts to ensure the couple's pets did not get left behind.
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They conjectured in the Journal of High Energy Physics that space-time itself is a code—in anti-de Sitter (AdS) universes, at least.
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Pets: $300 for a dog sitter that checks in on and walks our four-month-old puppy once a day; we split this evenly.
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Last year, the Italian team locked out the front row at Monza with Kimi Raikkonen a popular pole sitter after the sport's fastest lap.
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I was reminded of the portraiture convention in which the sitter holds an item symbolizing their identity, such as a paintbrush, lute, or globe.
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Check in with your pet sitter, check in with the neighbors across the street, check in with folks who check in with elderly neighbors.
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Zuleikha Hassan, a mother of three, told CNN she came to work with her youngest child after she was unable to find a sitter.
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"A Pre-Raphaelite wife was housekeeper, studio manager, costume maker and social secretary as well as model and portrait sitter," an exhibition text reads.
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So we found a sitter who would work 30 hours a week, and I joined a bare-bones co-working space near our apartment.
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Kyle Larson, the season points leader, finished second, while Logano, the pole-sitter Kevin Harvick and Dale Earnhardt Jr. rounded out the top five.
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She soon realizes that things aren't quite as they seem when another apartment sitter disappears and she begins to investigate the building's sordid history.
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You don't have to get a sitter to go to the gym, you can just do it in your home and it's so effective!
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Another anonymous, mustachioed man is painted at a more acute angle and with somewhat less finesse; the sitter, older, gives us the side-eye.
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Gift a UrbanSitter gift card, $25-$200At some point, Mom will desperately need a night to herself but might have trouble finding a sitter.
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As a mom, she takes her job personally and knows how important it is to find a last minute sitter on a Saturday night.
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The youngest pole-sitter in Daytona 500 history, Elliott has approached his sport and his burgeoning career with an appropriate blend of reverence and perspective.
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Her mother was the darkest among them; the sitter, who was unfamiliar with the family, thought she looked dirty and scrubbed her arms with lye.
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Baxter told the newspaper the dog sitter did the right thing by not attempting to rescue the pup from the ledge it was stuck on.
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Whether people are looking for a dog walker, boarder or sitter, the app connects parents with trustworthy animal lovers who are in their local area.
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Who would you trust more with your kids: a person sent by a babysitting agency or the sitter who watched your friends' kids last weekend?
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On the physics side, it remains to be seen whether de Sitter universes like ours can be described holographically, in terms of qubits and codes.
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There's a list of tips for that too, including: Have the sitter text you pics during the day or start planning for your next vacation.
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At Arkansas State, many faculty members allow their students to bring their kids to class with them if they can't find a sitter, Johnson said.
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"Picture this: You're about to leave for work, but suddenly, school or daycare is closed, a sitter or eldercare provider gets sick," the company said.
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It is reflected on the faces of all those people in the way that a camera can be reflected in the eyeball of a sitter.
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" Bowen Yang, a writer at Vulture, wrote that Mr. Porowski prepares "food a child would make when they're old enough not to need a sitter.
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Ulrike Sitter, the owner of Ulli's Oil Mill in Long Island City, Queens, also buys Stony Brook seeds, which she uses to make her oil.
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But by and large, his art has treated the mere presence of a black sitter as a sufficient corrective to the oversights of European art.
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Elaine Conoly says her dachshund Wally was killed by another dog while in the care of a sitter she found through Wag's main competitor, Rover.
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But even having successfully combined LQG methods with string theory to make headway in anti-de Sitter space, the question remains: How useful is that combination?
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In fact, if you pay your nanny or sitter more than $2,100 in 2018, then it's up to you to withhold Medicare and Social Security taxes.
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GUTFELD: The other thing, too, about a robot sitter, you don&apost have to worry about them going through your medicine cabinet and stealing your prescriptions.
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In universes like our own, which is closer to a "de Sitter" (dS) geometry, the only boundary is the infinite future, essentially the end of time.
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It allows users to go online or scroll through its app to find a sitter or walker in their community, book the service and exchange payment.
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While the Tinder date "distracted" the sitter, the partner in crime was able to steal a laptop, an Amazon package and, most importantly, Maggie the dog.
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On Friday, one of his students, Wayne Hayer, was unable to find a baby sitter or arrange for someone to look after his baby girl, Assata.
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Sitters are also rating parents at the end of the night (not just the parents rating the sitter) so they get to view that rating too.
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Hamilton seized the advantage at the start from pole-sitter Rosberg, who drove an underwhelming race in front of his home fans, and was never overtaken.
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Typical of Giacometti's restlessness is "Yanaihara Seated Full-Length" (1957), a portrait for which the sitter posed 230 times, for five to eight hours each day.
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If you aren't taking your pet with you on your holiday travels, booking a pet sitter is a good option, but it's best to act fast.
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I arranged for my pet sitter to take care of the dog for the day while we're gone, and I send her $25 on Cash App.
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The family from Panama City, Florida, arranged for a pet sitter for their three dogs while they were gone, but then Hurricane Michael hit their hometown.
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The site is more expensive but it boasts enhanced safety, noting that each sitter is checked by a private investigator instead of an online background check.
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The CFTs describing both hemispheres become coupled with each other, forming a single quantum system that is holographically dual to the entire spherical de Sitter space.
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A tree-sitter waves from a platform about 30 feet up in the tree; meanwhile, another participant uses ropes to send food up to the sitters.
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Watch: Community in Conflict: Hasidic Jews & Education Video With money earned as a baby sitter, Aaron even bought an iPad -- a window onto the wider world.
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There, he created an environment that allowed the subject collaborate, without letting them take over completely, giving a sense of shared control between artist and sitter.
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Alvin Langdon Coburn's portrait "Elsie 'Toodles' Thomas" — with his sitter in a fashionable scarlet kimono holding an orange flower — echoes the poses of Pre-Raphaelite beauties.
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The company is asking a judge to hold a separate tree sitter and her family in contempt of court and forcibly remove them from the trees.
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After pole-sitter Ryan Blaney and Elliott led laps early, Hamlin took the lead on Lap 26 but lost that lead to Larson on Lap 68.
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After thanking carlwinslow187 for the experience, the sitter described their experience with on the dogs, named Ella, who wasn't very hungry but was a little gassy.
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But Hayden claimed the dog sitter was a crook, giving the pooches away but pretending she was still caring for them and billing all the while.
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You could also create a skill that includes helpful information for the babysitter, which could be triggered by the command, "Alexa, open My Sitter," Amazon suggests.
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For Ulrike Sitter, pressing plant seeds for oil is a tradition she has imported from her native Austria, where toasted pumpkinseed oil is a culinary staple.
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For many Americans who have attended yoga class, teachers are part personal trainers and part therapists, sometimes with a dose of psychedelic trip-sitter mixed in.
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And she sometimes works as a pet sitter on the side — however, she said she doesn't foresee that business picking up with most people self-quarantining.
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ANONYMOUS I assume by your use of quotation marks around "at the last minute" that you, like me, believe there never was a dog sitter, right?
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Anti-de Sitter space-times have a negative cosmological constant (a number that describes the large-scale geometry of the universe); our universe has a positive one.
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"For decades, the anonymity of both artist and sitter has been a principal characteristic of African art and photography," said a press release from the Albers Foundation.
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I was in Los Angeles buying my wedding dress and a few hours later Jim (James) called to let me know the dog sitter had lost Theo.
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First of all, a sitter may be necessary for certain dogs, and particularly young puppies who aren't meant to be left alone for long stretches of time.
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But instead of leaving again, we acquired a neighbor's dog whose dog sitter threatened to drop her at the county shelter if he had to leave suddenly.
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The sideways sitter was supposed to drop off his kids somewhere or pick up his wife, but no one is exactly clear how the communications got misconstrued.
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He unexpectedly runs into Charlotte, one of the most influential women in the world — who also just happened to be his former baby sitter and childhood crush.
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The baby sitter took the girls to government officials after the disaster, but in the chaos and confusion, the pair were mistakenly placed with two different families.
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Burt Bacharach's being sued by a dog sitter who claims the mutt chewed off 2 of his fingers, requiring surgery using a skin graft from his groin.
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The 73-year-old sitter says one early morning he woke up to Alfie gasping for air, urinating all over the place with its eyes rolling back.
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Should the baby-sitter run out of the house with your baby, sit there with your child, or run out alone, leaving your baby in the house?
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Lewandowski squandered several chances, missing a sitter in the first half, failing to connect with a cross and tripping himself up while in front of the goal.
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Figuring out their legs can be tricky, and if some cameras don't have the proper parts for sturdy legs well then that robot will be a sitter.
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Speaking of luggage, Ms. Moon suggests packing something to protect the bottle of mezcal you'll probably be bringing home (for yourself, for your dog sitter, for whoever).
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And when Ms. Parsons' mother went to pick up the dogs, the sitter said told her that the animals had disappeared during a walk in the woods.
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It allows you to set up safe places such as your home or dog sitter, and then you get instant alerts if they leave at any point.
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Almost cut my hand off doing it but it's so much cleaner for her): $00Snacks to leave at my cat sitter's as a treat for her, the sitter: $210Advil, stomach relief stuff (traveling blows up my stomach): $200International data: $211.88 (paid by my nervous father) for 28GB of data and unlimited text messages Total: $29.05 Miscellaneous post-vacation spendingCat sitter (it's my friend who takes her into her own house).
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Even the most inspired or unconventional casting choices, experimental commissions, unique and expressive portraiture, or solicitation of input from the "actor/sitter" do not a true collaboration make.
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The dog, who was in the care of a dog sitter, took a tumble down a cliff after he went off leash, and became stuck on a ledge.
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Searching out a pet sitter now also allows you to set up stays in bulk, securing care for Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah and New Year's Eve all at once.
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Maintaining good posture is important whether you're a dancer or a desk-sitter, because it keeps your muscles in proper alignment so you can safely exercise and move.
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Where one sitter is stiff, directing a staid gaze out at the viewer, another is raffish, sprawled on an armchair with tobacco pipe at a studiedly jaunty angle.
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One day, I walked into the room of a young kid who had a sitter—someone who had to stay with him 24/7 because he'd attempted suicide.
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Researchers have worked out the math showing how the hologram arises in toy universes that possess a fisheye space-time geometry known as "anti-de Sitter" (AdS) space.
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For now, researchers like Almheiri, Harlow and Hayden are sticking with AdS space, which shares many key properties with a de Sitter world but is simpler to study.
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Watch as Momma and Poppa Holderness recruit a sitter to look after the Holderness offspring as they hit a bar and call it quits at 9:20 p.m.
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Ninety-seven percent of the participants in a study by researchers at the University of Freiburg said that the sitter in Leonardo da Vinci's famous portrait looks happy.
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In a smoky portrait dated 21895-29, the hauntingly ambiguous expression of an adored young friend, Andrea Quaratesi, qualifies the sitter as kissing kin of the Mona Lisa.
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The Seventy-ninth Street mall received "Sitter with Head in Hands," which looks like a big bubble man who sat down to figure out what to do next.
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Instead, every transaction — from a fruit-vendor on the street, to the super-market, to movie tickets, to paying your baby-sitter — is done from your smart phone.
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Often, the painted interiors that surround the sitter wave and waver a tad under the effects of what amounts to his hacked deconstruction of a traditional artistic perspective.
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Jack also has a nose for trouble and proves to be a disastrous house sitter, yet remains so endearing that Lee can't quite shake him as her friend.
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The sitter, assigned to be with her while she was in the locked ward, kept trying to cover her with a sheet, but she repeatedly tossed it off.
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Despite folksy characters with fragrant names like Sitter Mavis, who must mind her dotty mother, and Clara Breedlove, who radiates maternal warmth, the play is subtler than that.
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She found creative ways to pay off student loans: she served as a brand ambassador, mother's helper, pet-sitter and even an assistant for a surprise birthday party.
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Before traveling to Spain for a vacation, Ms. Parsons had left them in the care of a licensed dog sitter whom she had previously trusted with her pets.
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The couple had tickets for a Saturday night show in April in their hometown of Las Vegas, and had arranged for a sitter to watch their two girls.
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De Sitter space also respects dilatation symmetry: When you zoom in or out, all physical quantities stay the same or at most become rescaled by a constant number.
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Karen Martin, a freelance editor and pet sitter in Spartanburg, is leading a similar effort she has coined "Trump 2-29" in a nod to the primary date.
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She said many families could opt to have a family dinner instead of couples dinner if Valentine's day falls on a weekday and they cannot get a sitter.
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And she began telling her sitter about wonderful kinds of new art coming out of Europe: abstract art — she called it nonobjective — that reached for the spiritual realm.
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"This AI sitter screening is error-prone, based on broken assumptions, and privacy invading," Kate Crawford, the founder of NYU's AI Now Institute, tweeted after the Post story dropped.
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More recently, Norbert Bodendorfer, a former student of Thiemann's who is now at the University of Warsaw, has applied methods of LQG's loop quantization to anti-de Sitter space.
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That is exactly what happened to single mom and Texas A&M University student Ashton Robinson, who wasn't able to find a last-minute sitter for her son, Emmett.
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Each photograph names the sitter and although hidden behind their possessions, these beads, bags, and earrings still offer the viewer a way of recognizing and getting to know them.
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Your flight's been booked, your pet sitter has your keys, and you have a saved folder on Instagram of every spot you need to eat at on your trip.
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I got into caring for dogs—first as a dog sitter, then as a dog walker—by chance this past September when my grandmother suggested me to a friend.
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Depending on a pet sitter to actually follow your instructions can have you stressing on vacation, and an automatic pet feeder can be the peace of mind you're missing.
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Vettel holds the current record as youngest pole-sitter, doing so with Toro Rosso at the 2008 Italian Grand Prix at the age of 21 years and 73 days.
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The rich can pay a "codista," a neologism for a trained line sitter, to maunder at the post office or bank while they get on with something more important.
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There's a George Condo painting that makes the sitter look like Beaker from ''The Muppet Show,'' hung in a space once occupied, perhaps, by a 22014th-century academic oil.
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At the other end, Dominique Bloodworth missed a sitter from right in front of goal after a melee in the New Zealand penalty box on the stroke of halftime.
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Even though I work from home, I can&apost always find a sitter, and my daughter can&apost safely ride in a jogging stroller for a few more months.
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Lastly, de Sitter space is symmetric under "special conformal transformations": When you invert all spatial coordinates, then shift the coordinates by a translation, then invert them again, nothing changes.
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Confronted with the steely, appraising sideways gaze of the sitter known as "La Belle Ferronnière" (1495-99), any artist might feel compelled to wrap up the job on time.
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An uncooperative sitter when Rockwell had painted the new president in 19783, LBJ likely grew weary of the stream of telegrams from the couple demanding negotiations instead of bombing.
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The race start was delayed for safety reasons amid farcical scenes, with rain before the event leaving all riders except Australian pole sitter Jack Miller on wet weather tires.
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Oh, and about that break-in ... as we reported, burglars hit Wiz's crib back in August, but a house sitter scared them off before they could ransack the place.
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EXPOSED By Jean-Philippe Blondel Translated by Alison Anderson If Cusset captures the psyche of a painter, Blondel turns the easel around, taking instead the sitter as his subject.
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What van Dyck gave the period was a way to organize possible elements into a pictorial language that allowed the sitter to appear as more than a passive participant.
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Dog Walker & Pet Sitter If you love animals and want to spend your summer on your feet and in the sunshine, then dog walking and pet setting are great options.
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A New Jersey family's 2-year-old Maltese, Maggie, was stolen on Sunday when a house sitter who was also dog-sitting invited her Tinder match over to hang out.
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The most expensive holidays to hire a sitter are those where they are most likely to have their own plans, and those that coincide with popular vacation times, Hodel said.
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Rahman has perhaps the most uneven features of any sitter painted in this show, but by the same token that makes him seem like the most deeply loved of all.
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The lavishly dressed and coifed sitter in a portrait by Anton Raphael Mengs has a very long name — Mariana de Silva y Sarmiento, Duquesa de Huescar — but, surrealistically, no face.
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There's a lot of room for debate on the spectrum between handing out crayons and connect-the-dot puzzles or asking that your patrons leave their anklebiters with a sitter.
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Not long after Shoshana Perry and Noel Wiggins of Park Slope, Brooklyn, adopted a husky named Roxy, they left her with a sitter who seemed particularly fond of the breed.
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Ms. Sitter does her work at the Entrepreneur Space in Long Island City, Queens, making hempseed, rapeseed, sunflower-based chile and camelina seed (tea seed) oils from crops grown upstate.
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Italian Emanuele Pirro, a five times Le Mans winner and regular Formula One steward, was in a first corner collision with Colombian pole-sitter Juan Pablo Montoya at the start.
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In the following race in Russia, there was a disagreement at the start as Vettel benefited from a tow behind Leclerc, who was the pole-sitter, to claim the lead.
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Each time, Lenny and I had to drive about an hour and 15 minutes into town from our home, make arrangements for a dog sitter, and arrange for overnight accommodations.
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Maldacena's duality, called the "AdS/CFT correspondence," tied the CFT to a corresponding "anti-de Sitter space," which, with its extra dimension, pops out of the conformal system like a hologram.
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Like many families in the religious community, after she goes back to work, she had planned to send her baby to a sitter who cares for several children in her home.
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With some routers you can also create a guest network that will give your friends, family, or latest baby sitter access to the internet without getting access to your local network.
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Be sure to put it somewhere accessible, maybe next to the emergency contacts you keep on the fridge for the baby sitter, or on a post it in the guest room.
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In a questionnaire given to the Budget committee, Mulvaney admitted that he had failed to pay more than $15,000 in taxes on a household employee, a sitter for his newborn triplets.
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For celebrities who insist their constant social media presence is an important part of their business model, Carranza says that if whereabouts and appearances must be shared, hire a house sitter.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - MotoGP world champion Marc Marquez swooped late to win the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday as pole-sitter Maverick Vinales's challenge ended with a crash in the final lap.
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Each character has a specific, telling outline: the mother who's awakened her 2-month-old daughter at four in the morning to stand in line because she can't afford a sitter.
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If you aren't interested in a regular sitter, Sitting Around is a site that connects you to local babysitting coops, where you and other parents you know can trade sitting hours.
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He said it's too soon to tell whether insights about how space-time is woven and how quantum gravity works in AdS space will carry over to a de Sitter model.
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She probably could have gone back to the sitter today since she hasn't had a fever in three days, but I want to give her another day of rest at home.
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Newlyweds, John and Amanda Kay of Denham Springs, Louisiana, started off their summer vacation in typical fashion, by dropping off their two rescue pups, Romeo and Olive, with their pet sitter.
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This fact is what hinted to Almheiri, Dong and Harlow in 2014 that quantum error correction might be related to the way anti-de Sitter space-time arises from quantum entanglement.
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Valentine's Day, for example, is the second-most popular time to hire a sitter, Hodel said — but the typical rate is actually a little lower than normal, at an average $13.15.
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The Finn, who had qualified second and was set to start on the front row alongside Mercedes' pole-sitter Hamilton, reported a loss of power on his lap to the grid.
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But when she hired a woman Luisa to take over for her long-term sitter, she suddenly found it possible to balance things like housework, making dinner, and her kids' activities.
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A Los Angeles start-up called HopSkipDrive wants to give parents the convenience of ride-hailing and comfort of a trusted sitter whenever they need to get their kids around town.
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Wiz Khalifa's home was broken into early Saturday morning, but luckily a house sitter was there to scare off the wannabe burglars before they did too much damage ... TMZ has learned.
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At first the sitter appears ominous, almost scary, but upon closer inspection, the face of this unknown other is in fact draped in a melancholy sweetness, a longing to be understood.
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Hayden Panettiere better think twice the next time she pawns off a couple dogs for 6 years ... at least that's the takeaway after she settled up with her former dog sitter.
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For instance: In 1944, cigarettes were 18 cents; coffee, 15 cents; five gallons of gas, $1.05; baby sitter, $1; hamburgers, 30 cents; haircut, 70 cents; and March of Dimes, 10 cents.
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You may not want your phone to ring if just anyone is calling, but you also don't want to miss a call from your kid, spouse, best friend, or pet sitter.
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If you have a pet-sitter, housekeeper, neighbor or others accessing your home while you're away, consider upgrading to a keypad lock and assigning each individual a unique code, said Morris.
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Although Baldwin probably posed in a daybed in the studio, Delaney transports him to a tropical paradise of rapturous colors — pinks, yellows, blues — that emanate from the sitter like an aura.
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Working parents should know that the child and dependent care tax credit remains: This is a tax break you can grab if you paid for day care, summer camp or a sitter.
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The Dutch 19-year-old also topped the opening two phases of qualifying and would have been Formula One's youngest ever pole-sitter but for a sensational lap by Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel.
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Robinson said that one campaign it's about to launch, in partnership with Urban Sitter, is to provide free childcare credits to Mom Project jobseekers so that they can get to their interview.
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Sweet, slight and fitfully funny, it's a movie admirers of the earlier films should mildly enjoy, but cast in terms any new parent can understand, isn't worth the price of a sitter.
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I use an app to create a code anytime someone needs to come by — the house sitter, an Airbnb guest, the flooring person — and get a notification when they come and go.
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Starting second behind Porsche's pole-sitter Andre Lotterer, Evans took the lead from the German into the first corner and enjoyed an untroubled run to only his second victory in the series.
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Interviewing people isn't something I ever saw myself doing, and to be fair, the only time I've ever conducted an employment interview was while searching for a dog-sitter for my puppy.
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A drawing like that of Scaglia was then made to aid studio assistants as they completed the canvas, often working from the actual costume, armor, or whatever the sitter had been wearing.
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Stettheimer's subtle changes radically alter the sitter from a prostitute to an independent, modern woman: Rather than receiving a bouquet from an implied admirer, she pleases herself by holding her own flowers.
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While Budapest brought an 81st career win - 10 short of Michael Schumacher's all-time record - it took a strategy gamble and some superlative driving to reel in pole-sitter and leader Max Verstappen.
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On the front row next to pole-sitter Hamilton, Vettel got off to a sluggish start and his British rival broke clear to avoid Albert Park's usual messy log-jam at turn one.
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They selected our sitter, Althea, specifically because she works at a children's enrichment center that specializes in toddler and infants, and she was even more wonderful in person than she was on paper.
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"I live an hour away and when the sitter called and said she was sick, it was either not go to class or come up with a new plan," Humphrey, 33, tells PEOPLE.
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Mr Bassett's remark that he felt "almost a chemistry" with Gustav Klimt's "Portrait of Sonja Knips" prompted his amused interlocutor to unlock a cabinet and hand him the notebook the sitter is holding.
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His work also encompassed large N cosmology, Yang-Mills instantons and the S matrix, anti de Sitter space, quantum entanglement, the Brans-Dicke and Hoyle-Narlikar theories of gravitation and Euclidean quantum gravity.
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James Hinchcliffe, the pole-sitter who missed this race last year after a near-fatal accident in a practice session, faded to seventh despite being one of the best cars in the field.
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The pole was the second of Quartararo's first season in MotoGP, following on from becoming the youngest ever pole-sitter in the top category at the Spanish Grand Prix at Jerez in May.
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It turns out that the bouncers are just as weary of the patrons: "Sometimes I come to work and feel like, 'Damn, I'm an adult baby sitter,' " said 28-year-old Eddie Zammarchi.
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How else to explain our ease in accepting the bloody gash on the wrist of an otherwise classically serene portrait, or the black raccoon-eyes mask worn by the sitter in "Mascara" (1950)?
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Whether Mr. Puigdemont was there or not, the house seemed a good metaphor for the isolation of its house-sitter, for Mr. Puigdemont has ultimately lived a lonely life since arriving in Belgium.
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Sometimes families are nervous and aren't comfortable leaving their child with a stranger, but if you give yourself enough time before the sit you can FaceTime the sitter or even meet in person.
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A couple who were both were hit by bullets at the Bataclan said that as soon as they found out about the concert, they were immediately on the phone with the baby-sitter.
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I think it's important to have honest conversations about our insecurities, which is why I've told anyone willing to listen — my gynecologist, the chatty barista at Starbucks, my cat-sitter — about my lip injections.
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A source from Trump's transition team told CNN that Mulvaney, who at the time was the father of newborn triplets, hired a "sitter" and didn't realize he needed to pay taxes on her income.
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In late April, Doria Ragland, Markle's mother, arrived in England after hiring a house-sitter and dog walker to hold the fort back in the US while she's gone indefinitely, according to The Sun.
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For instance, photographs taken in cooperation with the sitter [see page 21895, Frederick Douglass with his grandson Joseph Douglass, 29] were in stark contrast to racist images that perpetuated negative stereotypes of African Americans.
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My dog sitter has confirmed that she can stay at my house for the next few days, so I write her a thank you note and leave her a few details about my house.
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It could be that they have a mutual friend on Facebook, or it could be that the sitter was used by another parent whose kids go to the same school as our parent user.
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Vettel's quickest lap was nearly three-tenths of a second slower than Mercedes pole-sitter Lewis Hamilton but the four-times world champion felt he had left a better time out on the track.
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The Manchester City defender, heavily criticized after recent performances for the Premier League club, gifted Kacharava a sitter with an awful back pass and the striker beat goalkeeper Vladimir Stojkovic with a crisp finish.
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But an overflow of extra images, and the time it took to take them, gave the sitter a longer audience with the master and conveyed the sense of Andy's having labored over the work.
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I tend to trust her historical awareness and her depth of feeling — which, throughout her work, transcends the merely personal — and find these portraits to embody a powerful, fruitful exchange between artist and sitter.
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" She says, "The final four-hour video installation shows the 100 readers in sequence, each engrossed in her text, using the page turn as the structure to transition from one sitter to the next.
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A poet and playwright as well as a painter, his portrait "Rudolf Blümner," from 19313, portrays the sitter as cross-eyed, with prominent, jaundiced hands and a wraithlike body dissolving into a spatial chasm.
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But you are in desperate need of friends and hobbies and fortheloveofgod an occasional baby sitter so you can connect with real live adults in a far deeper way than water-cooler chat allows.
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Unlike the canvases, they show no sign of ambivalence or stress, flowing directly from eye and brain to the chalk, charcoal, or pencil he held in his fingers, a communion between artist and sitter.
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Lucia Fairchild, the focus of "The Sorcerer's Apprentice," was the sister of the actual sitter, Sally Fairchild, the 21-year-old beauty Sargent painted under a thick blue veil on the beach at Nahant.
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At the very least, by the end of WIRED's latest "Five Levels" video, you're guaranteed to know your De Sitter space from your p-branes, so you never embarrass yourself at a party again.
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But then, we know she had lots of reasons to use it—her husband, Predators captain Mike Fisher, is up in Pittsburgh for Game 5, no doubt leaving 2-year-old Isaiah with a sitter.
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Childcare during Disrupt and Hackathon We've also partnered with Sitter Studio to offer discounted rates for residential or in-room hotel childcare – just mention you're attending TechCrunch Disrupt when booking our special $27/hour rate.
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The couple's romantic evening was seemingly kid-free, as their children: 22-month-old James and their second child, who is three-weeks-old, were not pictured and likely home with a sitter or nanny.
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" In turn, it will provide "the ability to monitor and control fixed Bluetooth sensors from a remote location, like turning off your lights while on vacation or unlocking your front door for a pet sitter.
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When Mr Hockney started painting the pair, he had only Isherwood as a sitter, as Mr Bachardy was in London, drawing the cast of John Osborne's play, "Time Present", including the theatre director Anthony Page.
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Rossi still secured third place in the championship ahead of Yamaha team mate and pole-sitter Maverick Vinales, who was one of several riders to crash out as conditions took a turn for the worse.
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Hodel said that hourly rate is on par for a weekend night, but some families offer more to snag a sitter at the last minute or entice their regular caregiver to give up holiday plans.
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Going to Montgomery, as some now must to get a driver's licence, means the best part of a day off work for two people, the test-sitter and his chauffeur (there is no public transport).
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There are lots to choose from, including custom templates for what you might use for a house-guest, a birthday trivia game customized to the birthday boy or girl, or instructions for a dog sitter.
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Rossi had led from the start, when he got ahead of pole-sitter Lorenzo, but could not fend off Pedrosa once the Honda rider had passed Marquez and Lorenzo by lowering the race lap record.
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" Mr. Broun himself was plucked from partial retirement when a casting director spotted him in the guide and got him a bit role with Steve Martin and Goldie Hawn in the 1993 film "House Sitter.
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ANONYMOUS Let me be the first to agree that asking your dog sitter to run the dishwasher or leave the living room looking as if a cyclone had not torn through it is totally reasonable.
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"All small hilltowns understand the fact that the police force is here and there," said Tammy Mullens, a pet-sitter and dog walker who was taking her grandchild for a stroll near the town offices.
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She left her at home with a sitter every night that she appeared in the 1983 Off Broadway staging of Lanford Wilson's "Balm in Gilead," a performance that has become the stuff of Broadway legend.
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Bookmakers had pole-sitter Lewis Hamilton as a heavy favorite to win at Albert Park but the Briton finished runner-up, nearly 10 seconds behind Vettel after complaining of poor grip on the lakeside circuit.
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For a decade or so, Siegel has concentrated on the genre of the portrait bust — though the subjects of these works are drawn from memory and imagination, not from a specific perceptual source or sitter.
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To alarmists, the sex selfie stick takes the masturbatory metaphor of the selfie's "looped gaze"—the idea that the author, sitter, editor, and viewer of the photo are all the same person—and makes it literal.
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A source on the Trump transition told CNN when the issue first came up that the employee was a "sitter" for Mulvaney's triplets, and he was not aware he needed to pay taxes on her income.
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On the opposite wall, in the image "Kathleen Modeling the Mona Lisa" (2015), White imitates the inscrutable smile of Leonardo da Vinci's mysterious sitter as the sun casts dramatic windowpane shadows across the wall behind her.
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The cost is around $30 a night, with the majority of that going to the sitter and around a fifth to the company—much less than you would spend to check your dog into a kennel.
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Helio Castroneves finished fifth with pole sitter Simon Pagenaud 13th as he ran out of fuel on the last lap, but at one point they were running 1-2-3-503 in a 22-car field.
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The two-in-one mobile pet bed and car seat is approved on most major airlines, so there's no longer a need to find a pet sitter – your animals are now going on vacation with you.
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We would've enjoyed the night more without a baby; we certainly would've been more engaged as guests; and if leaving her with a sitter wasn't an option, everyone would have understood why we couldn't be there.
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The vet's office was inside a mall or heavily foot-trafficked plaza or something so the sitter put the dog in a duffel bag to carry it in without looking like a weirdo or traumatizing anyone.
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The striking images created of her and of others like her were drawing attention from fashion designers who realized that having a celebrated sitter dressed in one of their creations was an opportunity for mutual publicity.
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Forty years (and nine sequels and remakes) later, John Carpenter's classic slasher film got yet another update, one that reprised Jamie Lee Curtis's role as the baby sitter who survived a killing spree on Halloween night.
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And facing it is an even longer picture called "Sixty-Three White Mona Lisas," in which repeat images of the most famous celebrity-sitter of all are dimly visible under washes of semi-translucent white paint.
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So as you figure out your kids' soccer schedule, make arrangements for that sitter or math tutor, or order new highlighters, be sure to involve your kids in the process, no matter how old they are.
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Vettel edged past Hamilton, the pole-sitter, at the first corner, but Hamilton overtook Vettel's Ferrari with more than 20 laps left while running on a faster set of tires as Mercedes's pit strategy paid off.
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Raikkonen and Vettel, starting third and fourth, suffered damage in the incident and had to pit for new front wings, which put paid to their chances of challenging Mercedes pole-sitter Nico Rosberg for the win.
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Many first-time users of 'shrooms or LSD take the drugs on a lark, without much in the way of expert consultation, but in the psychedelic community having a "sitter" is widely recommended, especially for newbies.
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The work in the exhibition suggests that the portrait style van Dyck assembled from these disparate sources was a pictorial collaboration between sitter and artist — the recording of an event, not just an agreed-upon image.
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With her brown curls, arched eyebrows, prominent brow, and rounded chin and slender neck, the sitter is recognizable, for example, from Gentileschi's "Self-Portrait as a Lute Player" (1616–18) in the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford.
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Even if the board finds out about your arrangement and balks, by the time it writes you a letter demanding that your house-sitter leave, your studies abroad will be over and you will be back home.
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Vettel capitalised on a virtual safety car deployment to sneak out of the pits in front of pole-sitter Hamilton and held off the champion Briton to claim a 48th win overall and third at Albert Park.
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The issue arose that when a lot of parents told us they don't feel comfortable telling the sitter, 'Give me access to your social media, or let me scan you or check you out on the internet.
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If you want to bring your animal on your festive adventures instead of getting a sitter, Dr. Sarah Nold, an on-staff veterinarian for Trupanion, has a few helpful safety tips for you and your furry friend.
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We can't travel like we had planned; it's hard to get a sitter for a donkey," Jody said of her unique pet, adding that "miniature donkeys are very sweet and loyal, but they are a lifetime commitment.
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It allows you to remotely unlock or lock your door, which means you can let a dog-sitter in the house if you're not home, or unlock your door with your phone if you forget your keys.
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Controversy machine, couch-sitter, and presidential aide Kellyanne Conway is back in the fight after addressing accusations that the Trump campaign was wiretapped, as the president alleged during an early morning tweet storm over a week ago.
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Bambino gives about one to three percent "Elite Sitter" designation, which they have achieved a five-star rating on enough bookings, maintain a good reliability rating, respond promptly to requests and have recommendations from active Bambino users.
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There's an outdoor iron-framed chair with sensually curved armrests, a removable reading lamp that rests on the arched back of a studded velvet sofa and a spare columnar stool whose frame wraps delicately around the sitter.
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The earliest painting in the show is "The Prince," 1970, a half-length portrait of a personage with the stillness — and the opulent outfit — of a sitter in a portrait by the 21962th-century Mannerist Agnolo Bronzino.
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Television has posed what might be called the "Game of Thrones" problem: once cinematic sex and violence, complete with dragons, are available on your phone, why pay a sitter and drive to a mall to see them?
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While we're chatting and I'm mixing oils to match the hues of the sitter's skin, it's as if the sitter and I are calibrating our relationship to each other, how open we can allow ourselves to be.
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On Friday evening, Ashley Jordan and her husband, Michael, were shopping with their 1-year-old baby daughter, Kinseigh, at the store while their other two children Cayleigh, 5, and Aubreigh, 3, stayed at home with a sitter.
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"True Blue," a silkscreen from 2015 of Morgan's regular sitter and muse, Syrie, exemplifies the ways in which the artist constructs an image: with a strong reliance on a gradation of colors to effect an almost psychedelic palette.
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Bre Blair is best known for playing the 13-year-old sitter Stacey McGill -- who is in a tricky relationship with the older Luca played by Christian Oliver -- in the timeless 1995 family film 'The Baby-Sitters Club.
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" There's little hope of experimental evidence verifying that this new perspective on de Sitter space-time is correct, but according to Dong, "you instinctively know you are on the right track if the pieces start to fit together.
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Our universe is infused with positive vacuum energy that causes it to expand without bound, while anti-de Sitter space has negative vacuum energy, which gives it the hyperbolic geometry of one of M.C. Escher's Circle Limit designs.
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Starting second behind pole-sitter Hamilton, Bottas got the jump on the Briton during a typically messy start at Albert Park and ended up cruising to his fourth win by some 20.80 seconds after delaying a tyre-change.
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The Finn had been set to start third after qualifying behind the dominant Mercedes pair of pole-sitter Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton and had hoped to cap a strong weekend for his team with a podium finish.
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Alonso set five records for youngest pole sitter, youngest race winner, youngest world champion, youngest double world champion and most career points before being beaten in every category by Sebastian Vettel, who would eventually replace Alonso at Ferrari.
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His pictures are sober, respectful, formal, nicely printed and centered on the subject, with mainly, but not exclusively, plain backgrounds that insist that the sitter is worth looking at — is, in fact, the only thing worth looking at.
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After I finally managed to patch together a Frankenstein collage of child care assistance that included two mornings of preschool, a nice sitter, and a co-working space with "play buddies," the YMCA's director finally called with an opening.
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I see I have an appointment at the dermatologist in a couple weeks, but I can't make the appointment because my sitter has an appointment that morning and I can't take my daughter to her house until early afternoon.
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I find it strange that a photograph of a trans person can possibly sell for thousand's of dollars and yet a percentage is split between only the gallery and artist, yet the sitter may be going through devastating circumstances.
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It was also important for me to be a baby-sitter for the children of migrant workers and to learn more about their lives, and to hear Dr. King speak in Chicago when I was about 14 years old.
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Dana Claxton's "He Who Transforms" (2009) straddles the line between representational figuralism and abstraction; using the human form as an anchor in a nondescript backdrop, she is able to create a world where the sitter is floating in space.
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"We're very used to having to defend people in the collection, but it's always been for the sitter" rather than the artist, said Kim Sajet, director of the Portrait Gallery, which has a large body of Mr. Close's work.
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He thinks it isn't a big deal; I feel that the invitee should reply with regrets, be honest about the reason ("I'm afraid I can't find a sitter for Josh's little brother,") and wait for the host to offer.
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Culture ministry experts then took X-rays, infrared images and stratigraphic sections of these portraits to date them and — in some cases — determine whether the labels identifying the sitter as the architect had been added at a later date.
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While she's used campaign funds to pay for child care a few times, Lamandre said it's not a panacea for smaller races where candidates might have to choose between paying a baby-sitter or buying basics like lawn signs.
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"Touching Deep Space" (2018), with its melting Salvador Dalí clock, shows Leonardo's enigmatic sitter emerging like a celestial apparition among the stars and planets, with a painted QR Code that links to the website of the Hubble Space Telescope.
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"The National Portrait Gallery apologizes that a sitter in a photograph taken at an anti-Vietnam War demonstration in London in October 1968 was previously mistakenly identified as Stephen Hawking," a spokesperson at the National Portrait Gallery in London told Gizmodo.
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She was convicted of four counts of lying to police, with Anthony admitting she falsely claimed she left her daughter with a baby-sitter and received a phone call from Caylee the day before she was reported missing, the AP reports.
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Despite the edict of 21875 encouraging — but not enforcing — the abandonment by samurai of their distinctive topknot and swords, the sitter not only wears his hair in the traditional style and sports two swords, but is also dressed in full armor.
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According to SF Gate, King, a makeup artist, was shopping for her wedding dress with her family, when she received the devastating phone call: her Brussels Griffon had slipped out the door while under the care of a dog sitter.
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As Kohei fretted over getting home later than his babysitter could stay, I remembered the times I was alone in my apartment when a sitter had to leave before my mother could get home from a late shift at work.
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Portrait masters rarely paint smiling people because smiles and laughter were commonly associated with a more comic aspect of genre painting, and because the display of such an overt expression as smiling can seem to distort the face of the sitter.
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In a paper last summer, Dong, who is now at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and his co-authors Eva Silverstein and Gonzalo Torroba took a step in the de Sitter direction, with an attempt at a primitive holographic description.
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Living full-time at a Nashville memory-care facility located minutes from the Campbell's home, Glen was cared for by a family friend and personal sitter named Brody, along with his main caregiver and wife, Kim, who visited him daily.
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Living full-time at a Nashville memory-care facility located minutes from the Campbell's home, Glen was cared for by a family friend and personal sitter named Brody along with his main caregiver and wife Kim, who visited him daily.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Indianapolis 500 pole sitter Scott Dixon feels twice Formula One champion Fernando Alonso, who is making his IndyCar debut on Sunday, will be one of the main threats to his chances of winning The Greatest Spectacle in Racing.
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Pole-sitter Hamilton could do little to prevent Ferrari's fast-starting Sebastian Vettel from roaring to the front from third on the grid and the Briton then fell back to sixth after making contact with Rosberg at the first turn.
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At the sight of this sitter, he cocks low and then snaps his racket through the ball, drilling a forehand that smacks the clay and kicks off the deuce side beyond the flail of Olivier Havugimana, Rwanda's No. 2 player.
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Perhaps you'll need some supplies or, maybe, it would help to have a sitter for even just a couple hours a week to really focus on your tasks, rather than simply fitting them in when the kids are sleeping.5.
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The ability to go keyless or let other visitors such as the cleaning person, dog sitter, a roommate who forgets their key a lot, or a friend staying over for the weekend in while you're not home is also appealing.
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While the title implies the subject is a woman, the four photographs crop out the face of the model, whose brown suit and body language — spread legs and hands splayed across the upper thighs — suggest the sitter is a man.
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Minutes later, Neymar was handed a sitter from seven yards, but sent it sailing above the crossbar, and Coutinho hit another open strike from in front of the goal right into at the arms of Costa Rica goalkeeper Keylor Navas.
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They used the fact that, according to inflationary cosmology, the exponentially expanding universe had almost exactly the geometry of "de Sitter space," a sphere-like space that has 10 symmetries, or ways it can be transformed and still stay the same.
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So-called pet tech — yes, it's a thing — includes automatic treat dispensers, surveillance cameras embedded with laser pointers to remotely play with your pets, and apps that connect you with a dog walker or sitter with the tap of a button.
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Van Dyck focused on the subject's attitude toward being in the picture, a joint venture of artist and sitter that continues to this day as a model, or a foil, for artists like Kehinde Wiley, Elizabeth Peyton, and Cindy Sherman.
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The pivotal role van Dyck played in developing portraiture was only possible because he had, among other talents, the rare ability to render a thinking, prescient individual on canvas — the first and crucial step in winning the confidence of a sitter.
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It's one of the nation's newest side hustles: People hire pros to wait in line for them — for Broadway tickets, iPhone drops, hard-to-score restaurant reservations and high-profile Supreme Court cases — and then switch spots once the sitter reaches the front.
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The new discovery began to unfold in 2014, when Horowitz, Santos and Benson Way found that naked singularities could exist in a pretend 4-D universe called "anti-de Sitter" (AdS) space whose space-time geometry is shaped like a tin can.
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Pole-sitter Hamilton had appeared set to coast to victory with a clear pace advantage but the race turned on its head with the safety car, which was called after Romain Grosjean's Haas failed and rolled to a stop at turn two.
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In a paper published last summer, they calculated that the entanglement entropy—a measure of how much information is stored in the coupled CFTs living on the equator—matches the known entropy formula for the corresponding spherical region of de Sitter space.
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Success on Sunday, which made Bottas the first pole-sitter to win a race this season and only the second driver to win from the front in Baku, lifted him back to the top of the overall standings, one point clear of Hamilton.
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I remember her sitting at the table, eating flanken unmolested with the hardcover standing up on its own, forming an angled force field around her while our mother interrogated my "Baby-Sitters Club" book, whose cover featured a boy sitter named Logan.
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Taking in the painting's scale (it is six feet high by five feet wide) and the sensitive suavity of its brushwork (a tissue of touches, each a particular decision), I decided that artist and sitter had achieved a mind meld, to buoyant effect.
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After doing a mini happy dance on a stretcher (much to the chagrin of my other daughter waiting for the bone in her hand to be set) I got in touch with the sitter, who promptly collected my child from the apartment lobby.
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" In college at Cooper Union, he took a step in that direction: He posed one of his sisters in place of Vermeer's Dutch sitter, hair tucked in a similar blue-and-gold scarf, and called his photograph "Girl With a Bamboo Earring.
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I tried to focus on facts: We learned that our cat sitter, in a last-minute ice cream grab, left the freezer ajar 10 hours before my husband returned from work travel to lots of beeping and a stash of squishy food.
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What's surprising about many of the surrounding drawings, which dominate the downstairs galleries, is that they were made for compositional planning only: instead of expressive sketches prized for revealing an artist's first meeting with a sitter, they are fully drawn compositional studies.
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Far from simply emboldening the sitter and recording for the purpose of emphasising dynastic security, he imbued depictions of Charles and Queen Henrietta Maria — he of slight stature and impenetrably aloof character, she of famously protruding teeth — with warmth and humanity, even vulnerability.
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Nakajima, who put Toyota on pole in 2014 only to retire while leading in a race won by Audi, is back on the front row with a score to settle after qualifying the number eight Toyota alongside pole-sitter Kobayashi in the number seven car.
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The pose suggests that the sitter is agitated, as if he is refusing to see or think about something; that he is in an introspective frame of mind and wants not to be seen; or that he feels exposed, instinctively withdrawing from the camera's attention.
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The Dutchman started on the front row next to pole-sitter Lewis Hamilton and after getting passed by Vettel on the opening lap, a perfectly timed pitstop put him back out ahead of the German and he maintained that position to the chequered flag.
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And in a 2017 court filing, a retired NYPD detective — who said that Durst brought his dog to the police station when reporting Kathie missing — asked to be reimbursed for the cost of his dog sitter when he traveled to Los Angeles for the trial.
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It wouldn't hurt to do temperature checks (anyone with a fever above 100.4F, coughing, or shortness of breath should stay home, though remember the virus can spread before people show symptoms.) Bonus points for a sitter who has done 14 days of self isolation.
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After losing her job, her boyfriend, and her apartment in the same week, Jules scores a too-good-to-be-true job as a highly paid apartment sitter in a historical Central Park West apartment complete with gargoyles…and a bizarre list of rules.
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Let us imagine that we are space explorers again and that we are approaching the type of theoretical black hole studied by Hintz and his colleagues: A non-rotating black hole with an electrical charge known as a Reissner-Nordström-de Sitter black hole.
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The campaign includes this note: All of the funds collected are being deposited into a dedicated personal account to allow for disbursements over time such as purchasing the Babies, future shipping fees while on tour, permits, security, publicity, baby sitter gear and other Baby Trump stuff.
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Emira doesn't discover this connection until midway through Reid's novel — and from there the story, told from the oscillating, third-person perspectives of mother and sitter, takes shape as an interracial love triangle whose convoluted dynamic lets some of the steam out of its worthy message.
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That's not just a good "it's good to be home" ritual, it's the kind of date night many new parents wind up having — quick, at the drive-through as the baby sleeps in the back or naps with a sitter — before collapsing in an exhausted heap back home.
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Today in unnecessary and exceedingly over-the-top social media news: For a limited time, if you stay at Ibis Switzerland hotels in Geneva or Zurich, you can hire a "Social Media Sitter" to document your vacation, as part of an aptly named service called Relax We Post.
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This line of reasoning suggests that somehow, just as the qubits on the boundary of AdS space give rise to an interior with one extra spatial dimension, qubits on the timeless boundary of de Sitter space must give rise to a universe with time—dynamical time, in particular.
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But he also realized that, simply by sitting and breathing, people can begin to disengage from the normal run of desires and disappointments, and come to grasp that the self whom the sitter has been serving so frantically, and who is suffering from all these needs, is an illusion.
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We are encouraged to think about the fact that both portraits are forward-facing, eyes directly engaged with the onlooker, and that Bomberg admired so much the shirt that Botticelli's handsome sitter was wearing, that he ordered one very similar for himself — and here he is wearing it!
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I definitely started from wanting to explore the awkwardness of transactional relationships — but also bigger themes of ownership, from the small petty ones like "Oh, well, she's our sitter" or "I knew him, so he's mine," to the awkward history of black women raising white children in this country.
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MOM DONATES SON&aposS ORGANS AFTER TODDLER TWINS DROWNED IN SITTER&aposS POOL "The ducks are free to roam around when their autistic child is present, but often stray from the property and defecate on others (sic) lawns, beaches and patios," one alleged complaint said, according to 24 Hour News 8.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads New analysis suggests that a portrait drawing long attributed to the studio of Leonardo da Vinci may not only have been partly executed by the Renaissance master himself, but may in fact be a study for the Mona Lisa, depicting the same sitter nude.
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When I leave my baby with a sitter to go work in a nearby library, I pump in a stall in the public restroom; when I'm shuttling between meetings, I try to avoid monopolizing the john in establishments that only have one, squeezing my boobs out as fast as I can.
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It could be chemistry (the gel in Revols' quick-fit earphones), physics (the new sensor created for Minut's "home sitter"), medicine (for Zenso's anxiety management wearable), software (the Avidbots cleaning robot) and community (like for the CHIP $9 micro-computer, or even… entomology (for the home bug farm by Livin Farms)!
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By identifying veterans who have the kinds of struggles that often lead to suicide, the program can connect them with the services they need while they still can be helped, like therapy, health care or a pet sitter to take care of their animals as they seek substance abuse treatment.
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Still, the overarching goal for Apple Pay was, she said, "to replace the wallet," And with billions of person-to-person cash payments happening each month for everything from paying the baby-sitter to splitting the dinner check, Apple knew it couldn't reach that goal without adding support for these everyday payments.
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Unreadable does not mean unread: For a century, art historians have interpreted these paintings either as evidence of Fiquet's discontentment with her lot in the marriage (how many days did she clock up as sitter?), and of Cézanne's cold, everything-for-art objectification of her as a pileup of ovals and cones.
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In Velázquez's "Portrait of a Young Girl," from around 1640 and stunningly alive after conservation, an anonymous sitter of around 6 or 2535 — lips pursed, black eyes fixed forward — has the self-possession of a grown woman; its psychological intricacy belies the easy brushwork of the picture's background and the girl's gray dress.
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In Velázquez's "Portrait of a Young Girl," from around 1640 and stunningly alive after conservation, an anonymous sitter of around 6 or 7 — lips pursed, black eyes fixed forward — has the self-possession of a grown woman; its psychological intricacy belies the easy brushwork of the picture's background and the girl's gray dress.
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Brettell gives his reader a great deal of information, all interesting, about the dress and posture of Manet's sitter; about the severed head of the young man presented by Gauguin, with reference to that artist's too-little-known writings and his life in Tahiti; and about the odd difficulties of dating and placing Cézanne's model.
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But for a person with a family of four who has a certain lifestyle that they want to try to maintain (a nice-ish $40,000 car, the ability to go out once a month and leave the kids with a sitter, a house that wasn't last remodeled in '70s, etc.), it can be difficult.
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Created in collaboration with designers near and far, the 10 new pieces feature various nods to flora: Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka's Blossom vase, handcrafted from thick Murano glass, twists up like a tree root, while the Bulbo chair by the Brazil-based Campana Brothers envelops the sitter in a cluster of oversize yellow leather petals.
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Total: $668.16 AccommodationsAirbnb: $144 per person, in between town and hotel zone Total: $288 Pre-Vacation Spending$73 for a gel mani$44 for bikini wax$20 for tip for lash extensions (cost of lashes were a V-Day gift)$26 for new bikini$0 Dog sitter, thanks to fiancé's dad Total: $110 Day One 4:45 a.m.
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Drivers retiring from the race early included pole sitter Dale Earnhardt Jr. After going two laps down early because of a tire problem, Earnhardt eventually got back on the lead lap and raced back into the top -2117 before being a part of a five-car wreck that brought out the ninth caution of the race around lap 2118.
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This sense of aesthetic narrowness is compounded by his landmark Synecdoche (1991-2) — a grid of small monochromatic rectangles, each panel of which depicts the skin color of the sitter whose "portrait" Kim has painted — which is so evocative and art historically important that it tends to eclipse the rest of his work in the public imagination.
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Of course, along with an impressive array of dramatic roles, Graynor has delivered a critically admired string of comedic performances playing colorful and amusing women – her filmography includes standout turns in Nick & Nora's Infinite Playlist, Whip It, The Sitter, Celeste and Jesse Forever, and her much-admired turn in For a Good Time Call… which Graynor also produced.
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"As my husband has weeklong business trips coming up in August and the campaign will require more hours as it gets closer to the election, I am writing to inquire if it is allowable to submit receipts for the time I am paying for a sitter, if the hours are strictly tied to the campaign?" she wrote.
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A health scare sent Harris to the doctor's office in Malaysia, but, he adds, the cost was low compared to the same treatment in the US. End of the road While scoring the most desirable houses isn't easy, Harris said the best thing an aspiring sitter can do is to not just meet, but exceed, homeowners' expectations.
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The Studio Museum has always been a showcase for figurative painting, and continues to be with Christina Quarles's surreal picture of mantis-limbed lovers; Amy Sherald's pair of grave, graceful somnambulists; and Devan Shimoyama's enchanted painting of a queer-style barbershop shape-up in progress: the sitter has gold skin, plastic flowers for eyes and weeps rhinestone tears.
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"You give up a whole lot of flexibility and fluidity when you have a view camera, so you know again, some people will use a view camera and just left with almost zero background and let the sitter themselves reveal themselves and stuff like that," said Howard Greenberg, who knew Mr. Newman for years before becoming his gallerist.
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So, the grand jury's decision seems to double down on a pattern in this country of killing black boys without care or consequences... But it was also my reality when as we sped home to relieve our sitter one night, my husband and I were pulled over by a police officer on a dark, wooded parkway in Virginia.
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