Slings: There are two slings to choose from — the basic version and a Blast Sling.
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The man who slings around allegations the way a short-order cook slings hash now criticizes others for making serious allegations of spousal abuse?
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Q: Gleaming Quill — Rakan slings an enchanted feather forward.
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In the piece, Adler slings insults at the childhood favorite.
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The slings and arrows of outrage keep flying at Facebook .
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Thor slings his arm across his shoulder and everyone beams.
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Cables or "slings" will be attached to the lifting beams. 3.
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Besides your basic-ass tallboys, the bar also slings La Croix.
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The various slings and arrows of life have not strengthened me.
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RELATED: Obama suffers the slings and arrows of a restive world
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"Slings & Arrows" captures all of these facets in all their glory.
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Though send no slings or arrows at those hard-working souls.
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Pura Vida Slings Luxury Ring Sling Baby Carrier ($64 to $70), amazon.
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Fred Durst slings slushes at the Sonic drive-through in Pensacola, Florida.
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The other, Petcube Bites, does everything the Play does plus slings treats.
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Nevertheless, I take all of these slings and arrows gladly for you.
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But in most cases, the slings and arrows originate with their rivals.
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When you join the public discourse, you take on slings and arrows.
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One slings delicious coffee and whatever a Unicorn Frappucino is made of.
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Slings and arrows from across the political spectrum are being aimed at tech.
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It fits just about any bag and should even work with baby slings.
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Batman will always be subjected to the slings and arrows of outrageous appropriations.
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But continues to publicly stand firm against the slings and arrows of outrageous politicians.
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Hans A. von Spakovsky: The left slings mud at Kavanaugh but will it stick?
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Better to be like Millie: Suffer the slings of the world without a word.
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Ada suffers the slings and arrows of mental torture more than the average protagonist.
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Plus, she slings a little wild rice on the side to keep things interesting.
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He remembered the weight of his youngest daughter, Cliona, in one of those slings.
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She slings my computer bag over her shoulder and yanks my travel bag behind.
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Nelson slings the slime back in an ad, telling voters Scott caused this problem.
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One grip is attached to a climbing harness, another to a pair of foot slings.
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Its products range from baby slings to car seat covers, breast pads and baby leggings.
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The Americans use what's called a catapult, which slings aircraft off at much higher speeds.
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Hader slings fastballs and sliders at menacing angles and has absurdly dominated hitters this season.
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One passenger, Danny Bates, told Eurovision that passengers were being airlifted in slings by helicopters.
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Top Dog, open since 24, slings some of the best encased meats in the area.
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This election isn't about who can spend the most, or who slings the most mud.
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" DelGaudio told me, "I daily suffer from the slings and arrows of being 'a magician.
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He slings lurid accusations of affairs, cartoonishly illustrated on stage in farcical scenes of pornographic sex.
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One doctor is running out of elastic bandages, gauze, alcohol prep pads, and shoulder arm slings.
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Jones is a noted conspiracy theorist who slings his provably false claims around on his show.
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The slings and arrows aimed at tech's titans these days are almost too numerous to count.
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He slings and flip himself toward bad guys in moments that are both fearless and silly.
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If the test is meeting the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Biden has no peer.
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Slings was an early home for some of present-day film and TV's best Canadian imports.
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Plus, there are special slings and braces your doctor can give you to help you heal.
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Trump is the Dark Knight, "[taking] all of these slings and arrows gladly," as he said.
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Slings & Arrows is streaming on Acorn TV. You can also order DVDs or BluRays of it.
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And she certainly isn't immune to the slings and arrows of small-town high school gossip.
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Amazon sells $19.99 silicone covers called Slings that are made to protect your Tap from damaging drops.
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And they were both keen to speak to two mothers who were breastfeeding young children in slings.
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Possession No. 43: Harden slings a one-handed pass to Trevor Ariza, who drives for a layup.
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The world reflects back at you and I think you just have to take those slings and arrows.
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But can O'Leary withstand the crowded field and slings and arrows like Trump did during the GOP primaries?
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In the purported emails, you can see receipts showing purchase of lube, sex slings, vibrators and...cock rings!
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Slings & Arrows is available to stream on Acorn TV, available as a free trial through Amazon Prime Video.
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The brouhaha over whether IHOP/IHOB slings pancakes or burgers offers acute insight into this week's international conclave.
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Even after pregnancy they would extend their vessel-like role by holding their babies in carriers or slings.
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All the slings and arrows of the President and his congressional henchman have failed to dislodge Kemp's choice.
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You know those nights when you've had that magical mix of mezcal, gin tonics, Singapore Slings, and beer?
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"The upgrade significantly vindicates the slings and arrows the equity has faced for daring to invest," Jefferies said.
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You need a kick-start to prepare you for the slings and arrows of the rest of the day.
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The ceiling slings so low that it forces some visitors to duck, and the flooring is made of wood.
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Yet both Neymar and Mr Messi could claim to have suffered from the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune.
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This classic one includes a ratchet and tree-friendly slings to make it quick and easy to set up.
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Finally, if you're willing to branch into hourlong dramedies, "Slings and Arrows" (Amazon Prime) will dazzle and amaze you.
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Using water cannons, canisters of tear gas and slings, they managed to wrest back control of a large area.
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Students usually complete just four or five poses, achieved with the help of slings, belts, blocks and other props.
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Not only because the slings-and-arrows of war (and life) are dangerous, but because being dangerous is fun.
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Hugging and extreme kissing (even by French standards) There are smiles, some tears, canes, walking sticks, crutches and numerous slings.
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Irish warriors also created slings and other projectile apparatuses to fling their throwing stones further distance with significantly more power.
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But was Asif the intended victim, or should it have been Mikey, who usually slings the pizza to that address?
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By the time I arrived, a line of women had formed, most of them with babies in slings or strollers.
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She wears turquoise and emerald green, white palazzo pants, summery floral prints, and slings pastel satchels casually over one shoulder.
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To address this issue, The Ocean Cleanup moved the screen in front of the pipe and connected it with slings.
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"I take all of these slings and arrows, gladly, for you," Mr. Trump said to cheers in West Palm Beach.
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Em and I connect the chopper's hanging cables to our Humvee's slings and then we're airborne, swinging in the turbulence.
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Adjustable slings are also ideal for breastfeeding, and allow for a more simple transition from up to down and vice versa.
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Kenny, Tamara Shopsin's father, still slings invectives and "slutty cakes"—peanut-butter pancakes—from a new location in the Essex Market.
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Look at exoskeletons, which are next-gen arm slings or vests designed to offload the weight of heavy repetitive industrial work.
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Early on, Madison Krekel approaches the prone, naked Alex Rodabaugh and slings him over her shoulder, carrying his limp body offstage.
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Many players and managers suffered slings and slurs from small, sometimes mean crowds at Wrigley that were infuriated by poor performances.
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Mr. Scott's Garry isn't the only man on London's stages these days suffering from the slings and arrows of outrageous Eros.
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Mr. Scott's Garry isn't the only man on London's stages these days suffering from the slings and arrows of outrageous Eros.
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"There's been a lot of slings and arrows," one of the film's executive producers, John Sloss, admitted at the Governors Ball.
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Suffering the slings and arrows of outrageous ideas is but a small price to pay for living in a free society.
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Kung San people in the Kalahari, who are carried in slings and rarely cry for more than a minute at a time.
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They wore slings for two weeks on their unimpaired arms, forcing them to use their affected arms while performing at-home activities.
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But he has also directed his slings at McConnell, who couldn't come up with a simple majority of votes to repeal Obamacare.
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In the days before the fight, as is his wont, he berated his opponent, slinging invective as easily as he slings punches.
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Outside the brewery, a Rockaway Taco veteran, Sarah Peltier, slings shrimp and mushroom tinga tacos and generous beef shank nachos to share.
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She was wearing one of those baby slings, and the baby was facing out, looking his way, right under its mother's chin.
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I like people who are not afraid to take the slings and arrows, because they're going to explore what's on the edge.
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Past a ledge, Royal Robbins clipped slings to lopsided bolts that the previous climbers had drilled only partway into the hard granite.
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I reviewed every episode of Slings & Arrows at a former job and I've watched it many more times for my own pleasure.
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And Gingrich has endured the scrutiny - and slings and arrows - of being a presidential candidate in 2012 and House speaker in the 1990s.
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Bats gave way to guns in following days with police and masked militias firing at protesters armed with homemade mortar launchers and slings.
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Why not do everything you can to get an effective two-man race before you face the slings and arrows of Trump's outrageousness?
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If you're going to take the time, and take all the arrows and slings involved- I'm good with, hey, he did gay marriage.
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This leads to lots of laughs from all of us as he flicks, slings, and drops most of what he attempts to grab!
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Light fibreglass or heavy plaster (gypsum), white or colored, the immobilization angle, walking cast heels, slings, crutches, wheelchairs, accompanying clothing... You name it.
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A slinging expert tests a replica sling (Image: John Reid via Current Archaeology)To prove it, the scientists tested replica bullets and slings.
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He slings the word "brat" as if it's a loaded swear word; the way it lands, it feels like the most vicious of insults.
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So, I got used to being around the big boys and taking the slings and arrows and that&aposs how you get toughened up.
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When Cooley corrals a rebound, he immediately slings his elbows back into the chest of the same opponent, attempting to draw contact and score.
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Our live forecasts of the PGA Championship will be tracking all the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune flung at our brave-hearted golfers.
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To address this issue in the latest version, The Ocean Cleanup moved the screen in front of the pipe and connected it with slings.
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Madeline still harbors feelings for her ex, Nathan (James Tupper), as is obvious in the barbs she slings at Bonnie, a younger yoga instructor.
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She discovered these mesh slings on Qantas where they are installed on the Boeing 787 and the Airbus A380 to help travelers stretch out.
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"Calypso" chronicles his latest attempts to come to terms with the slings and arrows of truly outrageous fortune that life has flung at him.
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The safety standard for infant slings that new mothers use to carry their young children address reports of more than 150 accidents since 2003.
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"Therefore, he wouldn't have to go through the slings and arrows of the primaries, which I think would be very hard for him," Cramer added.
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There have been 91 reports of the slings detaching, including 11 reports of babies bumping their heads, according to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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People carrying cockerels in slings or under their arms travel to these venues by horse-drawn carriage, bicycle or in candy-colored vintage American cars.
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I hope Speaker Ryan takes one for the team and sticks this out no matter the slings and arrows that are being flung at him.
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And to stop the usual slings and arrows from ever making a dent along the way, he branded himself that protected him from the left.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Summer Infant Inc is recalling 86,000 infant bathtubs after 91 reports involving fabric slings, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said on Thursday.
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At one point, Joe slings it over his shoulder, like the Seven Dwarfs toting their pickaxes on the way back from the mine. Heigh-ho!
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But somehow, by some miracle, he slings the pass back behind his head for what is one of the most dumbfounding assists you'll ever witness.
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There are dozens of wraps, slings, and carriers on the market and pregnant parents are told not to be without one—and for good reason.
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At heart, "Slings & Arrows" is a workplace comedy: A community tries to get through another op'nin', another show while battling commercialism and egos run amok.
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There are also some new products to get excited about including phone slings to keep your tech essentials accessible in the most fashionable form possible.
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One street over on the riverbank, White Manna Hamburgers slings sliders in a tiny diner that stood at the 1939-40 New York World's Fair.
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On 1982's "My Jamaican Guy," she slings her long legs over a metal pole while the rest of her stretches and shimmies to the beat.
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In honor of July Fourth, there's a new Google Doodle where you simply click to swing the bat as a peanut slings a baseball at you.
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When we get to the waterfall, D. takes out our extra-large hammock and slings it between two trees next to the base of the falls.
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This Hollywood invasion of a serious Canadian stage inspires an early storyline in Slings & Arrows, a gorgeously written Canadian series from the beginning of this millennium.
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Few people are in a better position to respond to these slings and arrows than A. O. Scott, a film critic for the New York Times.
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Nearly 150 have been killed and hundreds injured in eight weeks of clashes between pro-Ortega forces and protesters armed with rocks, slings and homemade mortars.
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The Hong Kong-based restaurant—now more of a chain of restaurants—slings dim sum out of hole-in-the-wall outposts with notoriously long lines.
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It's a fitting headquarters for SpinLaunch, a company breathing new life into the decades-old idea of using giant mechanical slings to hurl rockets into orbit.
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Youths armed with homemade mortars and slings fired off projectiles from behind brick barricades in the southern city of Masaya, video footage taken by Reuters showed.
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Wes's pedigree for making "fancy tacos"—second-generation Mexican-American, culinary school and Ducasse-trained, now slings foie, sea urchin, and caviar on the street—is unmatched.
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Fortunately, the National Science Foundation made this handy animation, showing how the light warps, and slings around the black hole, leading to the image we see above.
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That he is more than willing to take all the slings and arrows -- and, more importantly, protect them from being hit -- makes him all the more beloved.
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To say only some such groups will — youths and men, for instance — while others receive a special dispensation from reality's slings and arrows, is damnable discrimination, indeed.
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Life is more pleasurable when it's shared, and it's a lot easier to cope with the slings and arrows of life with three people facing the problem.
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Throwing straight overhand while dipping his head toward third base, Montgomery's natural delivery slings pitches low in the strike zone on what scouts call a downward plane.
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We spoke to a dealer who's been in the game for years, and who slings a variety of goods, and asked her about how she makes a living.
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That second result is our second point: The company is not taking material slings and arrows — at least in terms of lost users — from its recent privacy scandals.
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Police frisked young men and women as they arrived at Brasilia's ministry-lined esplanade and seized pen knives, slings and marbles used by protesters to unbalance police horses.
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The company hosts tours that walk you through the history of the building and various BDSM sets: dungeons, interrogation rooms, infirmaries, and good-old fashioned boudoirs with slings.
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Some think this could prepare places like California for the slings and arrows of climate change while setting the table for increased use of renewable energy, Vox reports.
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As late as December, he celebrated Mr. Trump as "terrific," rising quietly in the polls as Mr. Trump absorbed the slings and arrows directed to a front-runner.
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Warby Parker alumni founded Away in 2015, a direct-to-consumer luggage brand that sells luggage that's designed to withstand the slings and arrows of modern air travel.
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The company's products include baby slings, car seat covers, breast pads, and baby leggings—some of which were featured in the coupons and gift cards in the mailer.
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Yeah, so the first group that we had lots of success with was virtual MVPDs, because as those are competing with each other's ... The Slings of the world.
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Let's hope it is doing a better job of that than it has done preparing some of its graduates to withstand the slings and arrows of public debate.
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And that might explain why Slings & Arrows isn't just one of my favorite TV shows; it's also a TV show that has taught me immense amounts about life.
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By sliding one up after the other, first the foot grip, then, after lurching to full height in the slings, the hand grip, the climber rises up the rope.
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Impossible Foods now slings its burger in restaurants across the United States, Hong Kong, Macau and Singapore and is expecting to launch a grocery store product later this year.
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At the next stop, the burrito eater—who seems to have already consumed the evidence of his crime—slings his backpack over his shoulder and gets off the train.
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It represents a radical entry into the sex toy industry, one that could set a precedent for investors and manufacturers to broaden their horizons beyond strap-ons and slings.
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A girl—a perfect Japanese girl with shiny clothes—came by with a tray of Singapore slings and said, "Your job is to die," except inflected like a question.
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Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous doinks, or to take arms against a sea of doinks, and by opposing end them?
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With stress incontinence, surgery to support the bladder with mesh slings can help stop urine leakage, but these procedures carry some risks and aren't an option for all women.
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So the drink menu will reflect both the Victorian and Prohibition eras, with gin slings, cobblers and juleps from the former, and sidecars and bee's knees from the latter.
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" He advised, "Republican voters should nominate a stalwart, quick-witted conservative whose immigrant roots and modest means make him a far more elusive target for Clinton's slings and arrows.
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When in doubt, he simply slings another ingredient into the mix, be it an irradiated monster, an explosion on government premises, or the sharp smack of masonry on skull.
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Police frisked young men and women as they arrived at the ministry-lined esplanade of Brasilia and seized pen knives, slings and marbles used by protesters to unbalance police horses.
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Different kinds of bows and slings bring their own benefits, and figuring out which ones work best with which robot dino is one of the most satisfying puzzles Horizon provides.
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In the latest trailer for the film, Officer K (Ryan Gosling) slings questions, threats, and guns through clubs and wastelands washed in lighting that looks like a James Turrell work.
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The recall by the Woonsocket, Rhode Island, company covers Lil' Luxuries Whirlpool, Bubbling Spa and Shower, which includes fabric slings used to hold infants, the commission said in a statement.
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In the first episode of Slings & Arrows, Oliver Welles (Stephen Ouimette), the stuffy and pompous head of the New Burbage Theater Festival, gets hit by a ham truck and dies.
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In my memory, a lot of the food there was brown, or maybe it just seems that way in contrast with the psychedelic colors he slings around at Electric Lemon.
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One theory is that the knobs on many of the carved stone balls were wound with twine or sinew, which allowed them to be thrown like slings or South American bolas.
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And he is willing to absorb those slings and arrows of being called a racist and a xenophobe and a nativist and somebody who doesn&apost care and who is heartless.
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Then, one day, bam: a planetoid slings itself apart, collides with a close pocket of asteroids, and pummels the rings of a gas giant with a million pellets of space rock.
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But they presumably don't apply to the women featured in Glow's promotional material: Taylor Swift lookalikes working out with their babies in cashmere slings while their male partners gaze on lovingly.
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Two newer procedures using slings to support the bladder had cure rates of about 89% and an older abdominal surgery to suture the bladder had a cure rate of about 77%.
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The president has lamented privately to friends that he feels bad that his daughter has taken so many slings and arrows because of voter anger over his policies and his statements.
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He had no ability to tolerate the slings and arrows of outrageous public humiliations, of which he probably suffered a disproportionate many, and he responded with the venom of a toadfish.
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The recalled slings are missing a white plastic clip that connects the headrest area of the fabric to the frame of the bathtub, causing the material to slip down the tub's side.
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With the ocean behind him, Sprouse, 26, contentedly gazes upward with a glint in his eye during golden hour as he carries a straw hat and slings a camera over his shoulder.
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In follow-up videos, Chicago lays out the bags and Louis Vuitton suitcases, and slings one over her arm — then goes back for more as she keeps adding to her little collection.
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Surgical treatment for stress urinary incontinence has evolved over the past two decades from open abdominal operations to support the bladder with sutures to less invasive procedures that insert mesh slings instead.
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In the title role, Allan Clayton uses a bright, resilient voice to parry at the slings and arrows of fortune, while Nicole Chevalier's hard-nosed Cundegonde harbors few of her lover's illusions.
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"Slings & Arrows," which ran in 22020-2006, is not just the best show ever made about the stage: The insightful, bitingly observed and very funny series belongs in the television canon, period.
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Running back LaDainian Tomlinson is second all-time in NFL career rushing touchdowns and joined forces with current Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers, who slings passes and on-field instructions with equal velocity.
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I am more than happy to take the slings and arrows of the internet world if it can help save one young person from experiencing what my family and I are currently battling.
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AR is a sci-fi staple, from Arnold Schwarzenegger's heads-up display in the "Terminator" films to the holographic computer screens that Tom Cruise slings around as a futuristic policeman in "Minority Report".
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When then-Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski manhandled Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields earlier this year, Bannon's top brass ordered staffers to stop defending their own reporter against the slings of the Trump campaign.
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"Why do so many students see themselves as vulnerable to the slings and arrows of outrageous texts, arguments and comments?" asked Todd Gitlin, a journalism professor at Columbia University, in an Op-Ed.
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You won't have to go too long Hydro Flask-less because the company offers a lifetime warranty on all its products (except the cooler bags and bottle slings, which have five-year warranties).
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On a steep cobblestone road, his children play in neighboring shops as he slings flat whites alongside Bosnian coffee in a cozy nook that could easily be in Brooklyn, Berlin or on Instagram.
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But it's not especially fair to his fellow candidates that Mike is not exposed to the same slings and arrows that they will almost surely launch at one another during this evening's confrontation.
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The idea that he not only has to appear before Congress intermittently but also sit and take the slings and arrows (aka questions) thrown at him by the likes of Waters galls him.
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According to a Facebook spokesperson, the company already bans ads for guns and modifications, but sellers can post ads for accessories such as gun-mounted flashlights, scopes, holsters, gun cases, gun paint, or slings.
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"If you're trying to be an investor who doesn't need to stare at the tape all day long, it's nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune," Cramer said.
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" Miller goes on to say, "More than once DeFeo described the drawing as having suffered 'The Slings and Arrows of Outrageous Fortune," quoting Shakespeare's famous soliloquy from Hamlet," where this exhibition gets its title.
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Notebook As Donald Trump's improbable candidacy careens through its final month, it might be easier to list the public figures who haven't suffered his slings and arrows than to list the ones who have.
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And on the very next play, Johnson did this: Malcolm Brogdon snatches up Luwawu-Cabarrot's miss and slings it 65 feet to Middleton, who's suddenly gifted an opportunity to correct his earlier mea culpa.
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There are three slings next to the stairs, all of which are occupied; one inhabitant is getting pounded by a short, stocky top, the other two lying back with their legs in the air.
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Clinton as a political figure so much as a woman who has, like you, chosen a path that subjects her to the slings and arrows of a world that remains ruled by patriarchal prerogative.
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It was for them proof that the slings and arrows that women have endured for eons are now weaponized to not just topple, but to convict culpable men at the apex of their game.
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Months ahead might be tough for Trump All presidents experience the loneliness of office, the pressure of the responsibilities they bear and the slings and arrows of life in the political jungle of Washington.
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I lack moral fortitude, apparently, because I choose not to suffer through the slings and arrows of ill-advised signings, freak accidents and inadvertently lopsided trades that sink a team in any given year.
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"Shame/Retreat" is all delicate folk melodies and sparse, plaintive vocals, while songs like "Self Mutilation by Fire and Stone" rumble awake like sleeping mammoths and"Silent Salt" slings shards of hurly-burly noise rock.
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This job is the pinnacle of his career and he has demonstrated time and time again he is willing to take the slings and arrows from Trump as long as he can keep his job.
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Those who attack her, then, are only playing into the Knope-like Clinton Democrats tried to build up — a tireless striver who suffers the slings and arrows of criticism to come out the other side, stronger.
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You'd have to be to be in, you know, the position she's in now, having fought all the battles she's fought and, you know, taken so many, you know, slings and arrows from the other side.
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"The drug company I have referenced for years as the kind of high-quality secular growth business that is totally immunized against the slings and arrows of the Federal Reserve or a slowing economy," he said.
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There's the excellent BrisketTown down the street from Fette Sau and Mighty Quinn's, who slings brisket or pulled pork sandwiches from a stand at Smorgasburg (as well as in a newer sit-down spot in Manhattan).
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Screenwriter Susan Coyne co-created Slings & Arrows, the Canadian TV drama that's one of the best depictions of the creative process ever, and a little bit of that rubs off on The Man Who Invented Christmas.
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I did a couple of loops around the market, finally settling on a croissant ($3) from Blue Oven Bakery and a macchiato ($3) from Urbana Cafe, where Daniel Noguera slings espresso from a cute Ape car.
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But after that it's a jumble involving "The Drowsy Chaperone," the superstar director Robert Lepage, Cirque du Soleil and its neo-circus legacy, the Stratford Festival — and "Slings & Arrows," the television series that brilliantly satirized Stratford.
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This week: the three-season, 18-episode Canadian series Slings & Arrows, newly streaming on Acorn TV. Whenever I talk about my favorite TV shows of all time, most people have heard of Deadwood and The Sopranos.
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The cult cartoon Bob's Burgers has earned a mass fan following for everything from the recurring feud with neighboring restaurateur Jimmy Pesto Sr. to the pun-tastic names of the burgers Bob slings in his restaurant.
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A game is released, poorly; it suffers the slings and arrows of a few thousand users on Metacritic or Steam and the reticent journalists' "reviews-in-progress" (cowards), and the publisher promises a battery of quick patches.
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Micah White, one of Occupy's founders, argues in his 2016 book, "The End of Protest," that today's movements need a thorough reinvention if they hope to withstand the slings and arrows of opposition over the long term.
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And for kids who really want to feel like outlaws, behind the driver's seat is a pair of slings for holding two additional weapons that can be accessed by simply reaching behind them while they're at the wheel.
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To be or not to be-that is the question: Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles Who was that, Drake?
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To those running Biden's Super PAC, the best way to combat the slings and slurs that post-Soviet actors and their spin-men fling at Biden is, apparently, to hire a post-Soviet spin-man of their own.
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I vote for us all to summon the better angels of our nature and notice how we all can temporarily lose our way despite good intentions and in the face of the outrageous slings and arrows of life.
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Hot smoke from cauldrons of roasting meat roiled across baskets of nuts and fruits, stacks of woven shawls that the women used as slings to carry their babies on their backs, pyramids of pastel-colored toilet-paper rolls.
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The greatest Michael Keaton moment in Spider-Man: Homecoming is the one in which his character, Adrian Toomes, turns and slings his arm over the back of the passenger seat of his car and threatens Peter Parker (Tom Holland).
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"The drug company I have referenced for years as the kind of high-quality secular growth business that is totally immunized against the slings and arrows of the Federal Reserve or a slowing economy," the "Mad Money " host said.
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The fact is that, as uncool as their attempts at deep commentary on life's slings and arrows—well, mostly Jeff's, if we're being honest—can be, the Hardys are two of the most bracingly earnest men in pro wrestling.
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"We are at one of those moments where you need someone who is willing to take the slings and arrows of all the lousy choices we have to make," he said after an event at a union hall here.
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But, after a few months, chances are the U.S. will determine it's nobler to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune than to risk self-immolation by taking arms against a nuclear-armed Kim wearing an antic disposition.
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Police divers wrapped slings around the fuselage and a barge fitted with a small crane slowly lifted the wreck, upside down and without wings, from about 13 meters of water near Cowan, 40 km (25 miles) north of Sydney.
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The GOP nominee said he was willing to take vicious "slings and arrows" for his loyal supporters and said the new claims against him were "preposterous, ludicrous and defy logic" and said that the stories about him had already been discredited.
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The Nicaraguan Center for Human Rights, which has monitored the violence, said 170 people were killed in the eight weeks of clashes between pro-Ortega forces armed with assault rifles and pistols and protesters armed with rocks, slings and homemade mortars.
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He pulls his hood up and slips into the crowd, into a unitary anonymity, and with each rock he slings out into the no-man's-land he feels a growing potency as more and more bodies press up to the front.
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Such blitheness could easily seem heartless, or witless, but so winning is McConaughey that we come to accept this mirthful hippiedom, which allows him to greet all slings and arrows with an uncomplaining shrug, as a sensible course of action.
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On the outskirts of Chinatown, in the area of the Lower East Side known as Dimes Square—named for the Canal Street café that slings nouveau health food for scraggle-chic locals—another business was recently preparing to open shop.
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Mr. Kushner was not quizzed about either development, but at one point when asked about the challenges of life at the top of the political stage, he professed not to be bothered by the slings and arrows that come with it.
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After an open, honest, sometimes painful and frequently moving account of her life leading up to the trial, the prosecutor recounts the slings and arrows she suffered throughout the court dramas -- as well as moments of victory -- in deeply personal, often fiery language.
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Jimmie works in a nursing home, Montgomery slings fish in a market, but neither have enough money to live on their own in a city where the average rent for a two bedroom is $4,600—they're both living in Montgomery's grandfather's home.
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Although Chapman slings the slogan, "healthy founders, healthy returns" with a touch of irony, the team thoroughly believes that a founder who eats right, exercises regularly, and talks with a therapist and management coach will be more resilient than someone without that network.
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And the most recent pieces, three canvases from 2017, include two, "Snowed" and "Marked Man," that render a creek as a narrow tree trunk, and a third, "Slings and Arrows," that simplifies this idea even further, into a kind of punning blackboard diagram.
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SLINGS & ARROWS Stream on Acorn TV. In Season 1 of this cult-favorite Canadian comedy from the 2000s, Geoffrey Tennant (Paul Gross) is lured back to the Shakespearean theater festival he had fled when its artistic director, Oliver Welles (Stephen Ouimette), dies unexpectedly.
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He piles up samples — the title track of "Jewelry" juggles electric-piano jazz and pitched-up Hebrew-language pop — and slings polysyllables and puns with the raspy conviction he learned from Nas: "In elementary, my favorite subject was P.E. — Public Enemy," he raps.
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Workers in hard hats spent an hour or so helping divers connect slings to the World War Two-style amphibious vessel some 80 feet (24 meters) below the water's surface before raising it and dragging it, dripping but apparently intact, to dry land.
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Even in Mueller's toughest moments stateside—the months after 9/11, when he was FBI director, and the 2004 hospital showdown that brought him and Jim Comey eyeball to eyeball with the Bush administration—he's evinced a certain calm amid Washington's slings and arrows.
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Set at a prestigious but creatively stagnant theatre company known best for its traditional Shakespeare productions, Slings follows the return of former wunderkind Geoffrey Tennant (Paul Gross, Tales of the City) after years in the artistic and emotional wilderness following an onstage nervous breakdown.
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Mere days into his presidency, The New York Times reported that Trump was spending his evenings alone in his bathrobe, whipping himself into a rage as he watched cable news and tweeting angrily to his followers about the slings and arrows directed at him.
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But I'm certain G considers it, and contemplates deeply, even now, each morning in a far away country on his third tour of duty, as he slings an assault rifle over one arm and slips a dagger inside his vest, what carrying concealed weapons means.
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Key to why Slings & Arrows works is the way in which it centers each of its three seasons on a new Shakespeare play (Hamlet, Macbeth, and King Lear, in that order), then takes many of its themes and ideas from the play of the season.
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Whatever slings and arrows the Trump Administration may throw at comprehensive sex education, the public school system, and even our very notions of basic human decency, the programs of today are much better positioned to connect with young people than they were in the Bush years.
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That central trio and their history provide more than enough drama for 18 episodes of television, but Slings & Arrows goes beyond that to tell incredibly delightful stories about the commerce of making art, about the nature of theatrical brilliance, about falling in love, and even about aging.
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He slings a lot of vegetables in Oxalis's four- to six-course set menus, and it's one sign of his skill that this doesn't come across as a cost-cutting measure even though it must be, at least in part — dinner is an extremely reasonable $60.
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I am embarrassed to say it, largely because I am lucky to have a wonderful life, a great career and, to be fair, the struggles, demands, and slings-and-arrows are all of my own doing (especially the part about having kids; I know I was there for that).
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We've seen the era of push-up bras pandering to men on the hunt for a Christmas gift, the era of photoshopping out nipples because marketers thought realism wouldn't sell, and the era of keeping thin women in sexy lingerie and plus-size women in full-coverage slings.
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These senators face risks if they make their concerns public or vote against GOP initiatives: Instead of suffering these slings and arrows, senators can get out of their dilemma by affirming the current rules of the Senate so that Democrats can take responsibility for blocking a problematic Republican agenda.
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As the founder of Guelaguetza, a restaurant that has been named "one of the best Oaxacan restaurants in the country" by Jonathan Gold of the LA Times, Lopez knows his stuff when it comes to micheladas—and now slings them from a converted vintage VW bus in Los Angeles.
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She is the one that took the slings and arrows from the health care industry," Palmieri said, adding later that in the video pushed by the Sanders campaign, "He is literally standing behind her, she is literally the one out front, as she was 20-25 years ago.
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"Whether you're in the media as a woman or in the professions or business or politics – and I don't know anything other to do than just keep forging through it, and just taking the slings and arrows that come with being a woman in the arena," she said.
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But it's not the fucking, or the rows upon rows of slings, or the tubs for piss play, or rooms for fisting, or the gangbangs you'll stumble into, or the casual way you can just drop to your knees and suck a guy off that make Lab transcendental.
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I don't remember him looking offended or hurt or anything; his Bucks were almost certainly winning by 18 points at the time, so presumably he could absorb the slings and arrows of a brace-faced doofus who had somehow talked himself into believing Sam Bowie was appreciably better.
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Moving a shark 100 yards across a construction site at the New York Aquarium to its gleaming new home is a different kind of undertaking altogether: an elaborately choreographed production requiring cranes, trucks, canvas slings and people in wet suits willing to grapple with animals with big scary teeth.
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Slings & Arrows is set behind the scenes of a Shakespearean theater festival somewhere in Canada (it's loosely based on the Stratford Festival in Ontario), but it uses the idea of creating art — and especially digging in to Shakespeare — to tell stories about some of the most elemental human themes.
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In New York's Phoenix Ancient Art gallery, the abstract, smoothly contoured marble Neolithic mother goddess is as modern and abstract as a Brancusi, and the bronze, fourth century B.C. Greek warrior's helmet, designed to deflect the slings and arrows of battle, already embodies Modernism's maxim, form follows function (otherwise you're dead).
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I am embarrassed to say it, largely because I am lucky to have a wonderful life and a great career, and, to be fair, the struggles, demands, and slings and arrows are all of my own doing (especially the part about having kids; I know I was there for that).
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We can no longer just throw up our hands every time there's another violent anti-Semitic attack in America, and we can no longer impassively witness the smaller slings and arrows of creeping anti-Semitism, whether it's a cartoon in The New York Times or a swastika on a billboard, without responding.
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You can see in the clip, Johnny slings a 20-yard dime OVER a soccer goalpost for a would-be TD. Of course, it's been a tough offseason for the former Heisman Trophy winner ... his CFL team announced just days ago Johnny Football violated the terms of his agreement and is now banned.
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From husband and wife duo James and Julie Petrakis — the recipients of many a James Beard Award nomination — the restaurant slings updates on classic Southern fare with dishes like fresh Key West shrimp in a spiced pepper relish with stone-ground grits, or corn fritters served with smoked honey aioli and micro cilantro.
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The main obstacles in this end-of-the-century dash are formidable: a technologically advanced civilization with the capacity and capriciousness to wipe itself out at the drop of an atomic hat; and the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune in the form of uncomfortably large asteroids, gamma ray bursts, virulent disease and supervolcanic eruptions.
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Stacked two by two, Lego-like, the containers make a modest low-slung one-bedroom dwelling that Mr. Fisk has decorated with homespun touches like a leather Eames lounge chair, a tchotchke shelf over the narrow staircase, folk art on the plywood-clad walls, a rag rug, skylights and hanging plants in macramé slings.
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On both "Unholy" and "Party Up the Street," Cyrus embraces her proclivities for drug use (shocking to feel this is outsider behavior in 2019) and defends herself from certain slings and arrows still coming her way after the 2013 Bangerz era (see: the raunchy "Wrecking Ball" and "We Can't Stop" clips, not to mention a certain MTV VMAs performance).
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Comprised of 14% pigment, 45% Indonesian coconut oil, and a mix of candelilla, sunflower, and Turkish rose waxes, each bar lends brilliant coverage (we'd even suggest skipping the concealer), satisfying slip (making blending with brushes, sponges, and fingers an absolute dream), and protection against whatever the environment slings at your face on a daily basis, like humidity.
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Pelicans survive Nuggets in OT without Davis NEW ORLEANS — DeMarcus Cousins often feels he is misunderstood, trapped inside an off-Broadway, Shakespearean drama in which he is forced to protest the slings and arrows of outrageously bad acting as another of his opponents hits the deck from what he insists is a phantom collision with his chest or elbows.
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Wending their way through semidarkness and a deafening din of electro, bystanders climbed the stairs of the grotty sex den and hugged the walls outside cabins furnished with plasticized mattresses as zombielike models wearing vinyl stiletto-heeled thigh boots, arm slings, trusses and bandages and cloaks printed with slogans like Dead Inside wandered past and slumped up against them.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Monday's episode of Vanderpump Rules, the bartender–turned–reality TV star is roasted by his friends as he turns 37, and many of the evening's slings and arrows center on his arrest for thoughtlessly stealing a pair of sunglasses for girlfriend Brittany Cartwright when the SUR crew vacationed in Hawaii for Taylor's 2015 birthday celebration.
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His potent dishes, uncompromising in sourness and heat, make it a worthy destination alongside its neighbors — including, across the street, the simian-themed Thai bar Pata Paplean, known for tom yum cocktails; the pink-walled Tea Cup Cafe, which slings pork intestine soup alongside red velvet cake and macarons; and, down the block, Ayada, one of the city's best Thai restaurants.
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The lesson many observers, and the candidates themselves, took away: While former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 2900 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE is likely to weather the highest number of slings and arrows, no one is safe from attack.
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You will see it instantly if you watch old clips of Martin's, shall we say, distinctive shooting stroke, which has a renewed relevance amid the ceaseless conversation about the way Ball — the prized rookie point guard for the Lakers who is forever hyped for greatness by his father, LaVar — slings the ball at the basket with a release point to the left of his left eye.
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Best For: The Frequent FlyerShort of boasting its own set of wheels, this marbled makeup case does everything your favorite full-sized suitcase can: A hard shell protects its contents from aggro handling, interior zippered compartments keep everything snuggly in place, the elastic strap slings around the handle of your wheeled carry on, and a detachable strap allows you to carry the whole thing like a laptop bag.
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And Anne Anlin Cheng's essay for the LA Review of Books: This dream of an Asian subject so impenetrably protected by wealth, so inculcated in faultless taste and beauty, so globally at ease, and so properly educated that he or she can go anywhere and not suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous racist discrimination accrues its most intense gratification under the assumption of universal anti-Asian racism.
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He'd only ever seen a big civilian city from the inside of planes or airports, and now he was outside on the tarmac—in his undress blues and carrying a sea bag, and the uncountable Falstaffs and Singapore slings were exacting their revenge on his head and guts—in a city, Da Nang, that was home to hundreds of thousands and was taking artillery fire, smoke rising like giant ghost trees from the rooftops.
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Not that there aren't visual cues — via deftly manipulated projections of works by Seurat (Wendall K. Harrington) and spatial lighting (Ken Billington) — to help orient us into this musical's two worlds: that of 19th-century Paris, with its ateliers and the Seine-side Île de la Grande Jatte that Seurat immortalized; and the Chicago and Paris of 100 years later, where another artist named George confronts the slings, arrows and infinite self-doubts of his profession.
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But, as I have also said, they should thank Hillary Clinton: for the 66 million plus cracks she put in the invisible ceiling for women candidates seeking to make history that come after her; for taking slings and arrows as secretary of state during the Benghazi affair; and the sideshow of a hearing that she endured and for inspiring young women, who are now the engine of the progressive movement, to run for office on her shoulders.
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