"Joey went over, grabbed him by his shoulders and the guy slung him around and slung Joey to the ground," Geraldine Haynes told WSYX.
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The moon slung so low it looked like a UFO.
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They are wearing bandoliers, with rifles slung over their shoulders.
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General Funk had an automatic pistol slung across his vest.
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Some showed up with banned AKs slung over their shoulders.
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It is tied to a string slung across his torso.
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He slung her carcass into the back of his pickup.
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Rihanna also slung a knee-length brown jacket over her shoulders.
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The more enterprising ones have two bags slung over a bicycle.
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Ripped and slightly low-slung, they're almost of a different era.
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A fighter with a rifle slung over his shoulder stood nearby.
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Both Afloats looked perfectly normal, set upon low-slung platform beds.
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The way to wear it now is slung across the body.
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Beneath it, Monster sat on a low-slung chair, smoking weed.
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Cross-body bags slung like arrow quivers just underscored the point.
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But on Gab, anti-Jewish rhetoric is slung casually and liberally.
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I passed through the low-slung airport a few times recently.
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Musical performances and rhythmic dancing rattled windows in the low-slung neighborhood.
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" The giveaway, Mollo said, is that "he had his holster slung low.
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One of them has an automatic rifle casually slung across his chest.
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Barcelona slung crosses into the box, all pretense at highbrow philosophies forgotten.
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Textile wall hangings and low-slung modular seating are decidedly un-officelike.
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But, the confusion was mostly due to the lingo being slung around me.
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The two were seen walking as Jackson slung one arm over Brown's shoulders.
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Slung over the chair behind it we can clearly see a green jacket.
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Slung over his shoulder is a radio receiver tuned to the police scanner.
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The Karma drone has its camera positioned on the front, not slung underneath.
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The bungalow-like space brightens a bare block on low-slung Connecticut Street.
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Co-ops can be found in the low-slung Grymes Hill Manor Estates.
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They don't demand your attention, like those motel lights slung along America's highways.
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Its low-slung buildings, ringed by wire fence, were abnormally quiet this week.
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The man, Jermaine McBean, 33, had an air rifle slung across his shoulders.
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To Parker's left is Monk on upright piano, microphone slung over the instrument.
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The coats they wore were adapted from utility blankets slung over multiple layers.
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One guerrilla patrolled the camp warily with a gun slung over his shoulder.
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For accessories, models wore berets, choker necklaces and bags slung over their bodies.
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Shatto Banquet Hall is a low-slung building that hosts celebrations for any occasion.
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In Corsa, or race mode, the Urus is loud, angry, low-slung and twitchy.
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"And I'm pretty low slung these days, so both times it hurt!" she quipped.
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Several are dressed in animal skins, with quivers of arrows slung across their backs.
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Slung beneath it is a red cardboard box branded with JD's cheery dog mascot.
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Most drones have the camera slung underneath to establish a solid center of gravity.
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Metal fences, police officers directing traffic, military personnel with guns slung over their shoulders.
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In Mbandaka, responders set up a vaccination clinic in a low-slung concrete building.
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Gone is the bulbous body with a distinctive cabin profile and low slung fenders.
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In their place, a new stadium and low-slung housing developments have sprung up.
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Sleek, military-style weapons hung off their arms or were slung around their backs.
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Slung over one of the women's arms was a shopping bag from Tory Burch.
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He carried two Kalashnikovs — one slung across his chest and one behind his back.
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A beaded boa constrictor stole was slung over the shoulders of the final pair.
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The rifle, slung over the boy's shoulder, is at the edge of the image.
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Many died on the journey, their bodies slung into one of the train-cars.
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The rest of their things were contained in dry bags, slung over their shoulders.
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A low-slung concrete fence separates the tin shacks from the carefully manicured fairways.
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A tarp slung over a pile of stuff pushed up against the garage door.
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Its low-slung body recalls a bulldog rather than a cheetah or sprightly prey animal.
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And no, yarn mosaics slung on fences in Bushwick will never count as real art.
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He had a knife in one hand and a burlap sack slung over his shoulder.
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Hair was pulled back in low-slung, messy chignons and pinned back with bobby pins.
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By day, White slung coffee and otherwise endeared himself to Thunder Bay's cloistered artistic community.
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But when I had thrown the device up onto my shoulder, my weapon was slung.
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The 228 men rounded the corner and hid behind a row of low-slung trees.
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TUCKED away behind a dark, low-slung church lies the Independent Grammar School: Durham (IGSD).
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Because I wouldn't give him what he wanted, he still slung back a harsh response.
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Beyond them, along the low-slung Marmara shore, march soaring ranks of high-rise buildings.
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Just over 47 years ago, they were slung into solitary confinement in Rio de Janeiro.
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Maybe it's time to dig up some other insult once slung at 15th century monks?
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Water bottles on the floor, towels slung over support bars, sweat pouring from my forehead.
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He zipped up his backpack, slung it over his shoulder, and headed for the door.
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As kids, they slung on their backpacks and dribbled basketballs on their way to school.
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The plane's low-slung frame was a benefit for airlines and airports in developing countries.
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Above, helicopters thundered through billowing smoke that looked to Mr. Hill like low-slung clouds.
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About 22010 yards from goal, the veteran attacking midfielder Clint Dempsey slung a powerful strike.
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Mr. Paho, who is black, said that racial slurs had been slung at him before.
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We can't start to cope because we're all still being slung around by the future.
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Across the glassy Detroit River we could see the low-slung skyline of Windsor, Ontario.
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The objects are neatly organized in display cases throughout Mr. Hancock's low-slung 1950s home.
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The High End Views usually come with the territory on the city's low-slung edges.
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After one interview, he slung his arm around the reporter and insisted they take selfies.
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Bags were large and usually slung over the shoulder though some models carried small clutches.
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For prime snowflake conditions, go out on a cold, windless night with low-slung clouds.
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"Thot" is, of course, a term slung at any woman with a shred of confidence.
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There are comfortable, low-slung chairs in the gallery for those who wish to try.
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The industry has taken especially deep root among the low-slung warehouses in north Denver.
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I put a 30-round magazine in my M4 and slung it over my shoulder.
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In the low-slung hills of El Salvador, building a house is not an easy task.
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Another soldier runs away from the burning vehicle with a wounded comrade slung over his shoulder.
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Ransom knocks a path for us with a machete, which he carries slung in a holster.
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At SoundBox, the 500-person audience sits on low-slung ottomans and benches—or simply stands.
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Border collies, with their laser focus and pliant, quick-cut, low-slung bodies, tend to dominate.
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"It's the uniform," he said, as I walked away, the red dog slung underneath my arm.
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Every day, I see tourists walking around Manhattan with large, DSLR cameras slung around their necks.
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Kids slung around their parents' shoulders waved signs sporting Shepard Fairey illustrations and quoting Malala Yousafzai.
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Criticism along those lines was slung at the CNIL decision as soon as it was announced.
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The unit has its main camera for capturing footage slung underneath on a three-axis gimbal.
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I'm talking fur, colorful gowns, dragon necklaces, and bows and arrows slung strategically over people's shoulders.
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She was in her car, the window rolled all the way down, her arm slung out.
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Suspended from a strap and slung across her torso, they leave her hands, and spirit, free.
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What about the ones dominated by blanket scarves, one-shouldered dresses, and low-slung harem pants?
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It's a baggy t-shirt to be slung on and off at will—not a corset.
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There were giant, abstracted folders and three ring binders splayed open and slung over the shoulder.
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The film director also slung a World Wrestling Foundation replica belt around one of his shoulders.
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I parked next to Bubba's One Stop, a low-slung bait shop decorated with bleached antlers.
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He pointed to two frowning 0003-year-old boys with AK-2000s slung over their shoulders.
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There was the slung-back sensibility of Dilla's beatmaking and the shimmering glory of contemporary gospel.
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The Murle hunter, a semi-automatic weapon slung over his shoulder, definitely didn't appreciate my question.
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Inside, attendants in burnt umber flight-attendant-style uniforms escorted visitors through low-slung modern buildings.
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Two plays later, Darnold slung a low pass that Bell snatched for a 9-yard touchdown.
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Macron was in his shirtsleeves, an arm slung around the back of a black leather sofa.
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The cycle arm of the Bavarian company brought a concept bike with a low-slung layout.
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Two years ago, a man entered my building with an instrument case slung over his shoulder.
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His hair and beard grown shaggy, he led services with a guitar slung around his neck.
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He said they called him homophobic and racial slurs and slung a rope around his neck.
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There are also 236 low-slung two-family townhouses, with tiny yards, tucked amid the high-rises.
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It's a handful of low-slung buildings scattered across the expensive real estate landscape of Venice, California.
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Watch famed test pilot Chuck Yeager climb into the low slung cockpit of the Bell X-1.
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This time around, she also paired the look with a red coat slung purposefully over her shoulder.
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With a low-slung roof and wide stance with large rims and tires, it looks quite sporty.
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All campaigns have slung allegations at one another on issues like the economy, migrant rights, and sovereignty.
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She slung a collarless blazer over her shoulders and wore her long dark hair in crimped waves.
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Happy to hop from upfront tropical bouncers to woozy, low-slung rollers, he's constantly changing musical focus.
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It's filled with low slung chairs, fake flowers and trees, and screens depicting sunsets or mountain landscapes.
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Giant, low-slung buildings combined manufacturing areas with showrooms where buyers could examine samples and place orders.
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Lulu had her hair in two braids, carried a knapsack slung over one shoulder, and was smiling.
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For almost three decades, John and Stella Chhan have slung doughnuts together at the old-school establishment.
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The jeweled bolo slung around Julia Roberts's neck on the December cover of InStyle is her design.
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He slung papers for two summers, and he lived near the Globe printing plant in Dorchester, too.
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Taking cues from skate culture, several designers have featured looks with fanny packs slung across models' torsos.
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Slender and hip-slung, he looks as self-absorbed as an iPod listener doing a cha-cha.
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Unlike the chubby bufflehead ducks nearby, the mergansers were low-slung and long, and far more colorful.
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A husband walked for miles with his wife's body slung over his shoulder because ambulances refused help.
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"We're under investigation," a weary looking Dr. Jacobs said, a large messenger bag slung over his shoulder.
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For instance, the new Super Soaker 30 looks like it's got a heftier forward-slung charging handle.
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Around Calais, the hulking brick skeletons of abandoned lace factories cast shadows over modest, low-slung houses.
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"Jeans that are low slung, on somebody who's like seventy?" she said, with a trace of distaste.
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Settle into a booth at Taqueria Jalisco, a Mexican breakfast joint in a low-slung strip-mall.
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It is a low-slung building that houses inmates in two open-plan barracks, separated by sex.
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The 953-year-old from Ontario slung on a bathrobe and went to change his baby's diaper.
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LESS than ten miles separate two rooms in McAllen, a modest, low-slung city on the Mexican border.
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You can see her slash of red lip and low slung guitar in St Vincent and Anna Calvi.
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Through Karachi's affluent neighborhoods, young boys walk with a bag as large as themselves slung over their shoulders.
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Most migrants leave Guiria in open, low-slung wooden vessels with patched hulls and jury-rigged outboard motors.
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Its an ecstatic energy even though, as per usual the track slinks along at a low slung tempo.
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He slung out a half-full gallon of milk and flung it across the counter toward the cookies.
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I recognized its low-slung lines, the open cockpit and the tan bimini top collapsed on the bow.
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Trevor Williams, the witness who slung an epithet in Naz's direction that night, isn't ready for the stand.
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A narrow road leads over a bridge and up a hill to the low-slung, whitewashed main building.
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Thor puts its title character in extremely low-slung jeans, and then has the camera linger on him.
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Short-Colomb walks to history class in her blue sneakers with a pink backpack slung over one shoulder.
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Their dogs ran alongside, barking minutely; their travois poles, slung from ponies, etched faint parallels in the ground.
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A few more seconds, and then an echo boom, off the low-slung mountains along the western shore.
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Two women, both unveiled, have just been detained by Islamic volunteers with automatic rifles slung on their shoulders.
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Hannah Mason, a founder of Lit Yoga, set up a low-slung table and pillows under a tree.
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Programmers hunker down in low-slung Palo Alto office parks having signed a nondisclosure agreement at the door.
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They're located in low-slung buildings scattered around the property that are easily accessible via well-landscaped pathways.
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Rivera watched the men carefully, her eyes stopping on one soldier's assault rifle, slung tightly across his chest.
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Chanting "No K.K.K., no fascist U.S.A.," the protesters slung a rope around the Confederate soldier's neck and pulled.
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INDOORS This low-slung brick house retains much of its midcentury appeal, including original doors, trim and cabinetry.
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If not for the pumping oxygen concentrator slung over her shoulder, strangers might not suspect that anything's wrong.
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The quad will be awash in Dr. Martens boots, black chokers, Converse sneakers and shoulder-slung mini-backpacks.
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Warren Evans, a cattle rancher, lives in a low-slung house with farm machinery rusting on his lawn.
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In the predawn light, buses pick up and drop off workers who enter a gigantic low-slung building.
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ET: Officer says suspect is wearing green vest or green jacket with a weapon slung around his neck.
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In the low-slung Dairy Queen in Pearsall, Texas, for example, Hurd drew five reporters and six constituents.
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SOUTH PORTLAND, Me. — Jolly Ntirumenyerwa ran her fingers over the stethoscope that she had slung around her neck.
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He hadn't brought running clothes, so he borrowed a pair of shorts and slung on a barn coat.
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They are easily picked out: The vast majority carry an Ironman backpack, bright red, slung over a shoulder.
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On October 14th, famed test pilot Chuck Yeager climbed into the low slung cockpit of the Bell X-1.
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The low-slung top tubes on the frame could be ideal for customers with knee sensitivities or limited mobility.
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There are plenty of presidential owns still waiting to be slung, and others long forgotten waiting to be resurfaced.
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On one, a sheathed army surplus combat knife hangs from a leather harness slung over a Wehrmacht field jacket.
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High-rise skyscrapers, dotted with aerial gardens and parks, loom over low-slung commercial corridors where street life bustles.
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There's a surprise reveal, Spears' low-slung bellbottoms, a cake topped with sparklers, and, naturally, a serenade from *NSYNC.
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The protester, a knapsack slung over his chest and his face covered with a bandana, falls to the ground.
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Mud was certainly slung during tonight's town hall debate as Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton sparred in St. Louis.
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The zingers that he gleefully slung at Trump in the last debate seemed tired and worn this time around.
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"It's not true," he says, driving through Compton and past low-slung homes tagged with graffiti by competing gangs.
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As such, it's low-slung but heavy techno, the sort of stuff designed for bodily movement and heavy breathing.
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It feels fitting, and I know the boys would understand—Iommi's shadow looms large in their low-slung riffs.
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Here, the 105 rooms feature low-slung wooden platform beds and a serene palette of blues and earthy browns.
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Quilts can be used in more creative ways than just folded on a bed or slung over a sofa.
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Men, women and children died in their palm-fiber hammocks, slung in six houses clustered around the communal kitchen.
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Officer Veve was slung off a fleeing car and rushed by colleagues to a hospital with catastrophic head trauma.
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No one answered the door at the Dean family residence, a low-slung home with a neatly trimmed lawn.
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Ms. Price cited a client in her 30s who still had a wardrobe full of low-slung combat pants.
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Two more cats, Tony and Pikachu, meow and stick their noses out from the bag slung on her back.
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Offsetting the high-arched ceilings of Prada's Milan headquarters were neatly-appointed beds, wall lamps and low-slung chairs.
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Emass check-ins take place in a three-story brick building with a low-slung facade draped in ivy.
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In Paramus, the windowless chapel has the low-slung tiled ceiling and fluorescent lights of an antiseptic office space.
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She went viral in 2018 after posting a photo posing with a semi-automatic rifle slung across her back.
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Many were dusty and dazed toddlers who were slung over the shoulders of workers and carried to waiting ambulances.
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Two terrified teenagers, wearing low-slung jeans and each eating a hotdog, are observing the scene from a distance.
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Dozens of soldiers lined up, rifles slung over their shoulders and heads bowed, as one member recited a Thanksgiving prayer.
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We were all wearing velour Juicy Couture tracksuits or super low jeans with a wide belt slung around the waist.
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She slung her right arm, weakened from ALS, to the handle and took a second to firm up her grip.
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A prison warden looked on with a rifle slung over his shoulder and holding an umbrella for the blazing sun.
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Quay Frazier goes over last minute route changes with two other men while cradling a saxophone slung around his neck.
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In terms of accessories, Adidas-branded fanny packs were slung over some models' shoulders, while others sported wide, rectangular backpacks.
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This time, the denim shorts were accompanied by a t-shirt and black jacket with embellishments slung over her shoulders.
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I kept going to the range, and my shots kept flying to the right in the same low-slung arc.
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The new model had larger engines, and it was hard to find room for them on the low-slung 737.
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And there, among the fig trees and goats, we'd find an American tourist with a camera slung around his neck.
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More than once, a glamorous-looking woman drove past, slowly, in a low-slung two-door gold Mercedes sports car.
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Colonials and mock Tudors have given way to low-slung, flat-roofed structures with open plans and walls of glass.
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One of these low-slung structures is Captain Frank's Smoke Shack, a barbecue restaurant known for its award-winning gumbo.
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At a landscaped estate, campers were coming over the crest of a hill, PSG duffel bags slung over their arms.
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One time, last summer, on West End Avenue, I saw a woman with her dog slung over her right shoulder.
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The low-slung wooden structure sits on a stretch of highway in Tonopah, Nevada, halfway between Las Vegas and Reno.
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The worst sort of twee-DM: "I can be your shining star" platitudes slung out over goal compilation synth stabs.
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The gathering's lineup of seasoned participants always includes links to another cowboy tradition: the traveling troubadour, guitar slung over shoulder.
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Also graduation robes, with mortarboards and a fringed sash slung across the chest, printed with Warhol portraits of Stephen Sprouse.
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Throughout the bout Breese also slung out a few snap kicks with the ball of the foot to the midsection.
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The signs are clustered at one end of the low-slung warehouse that faces the detention center, on 29th Street.
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His own band plays dark, low-slung Southern rock that borders on grunge, facing down dark thoughts with bluesy determination.
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The result was an unusual side-slung apron piece, tied at the waist and plotted with pockets of all sizes.
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From the street, the house, completed late last year, resembles a tiny, low-slung, single-story home with a carport.
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He and his wife, Angie, live in a tucked-away neighborhood that calls itself Munchkinland for its low-slung homes.
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It sits where there was a grassy meadow that now appears to be on top of the low-slung home.
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A huppah stood at the end of the aisle, its roof slung with a quilt made by Ms. Bilik's mother.
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Spanberger looked over at Omar, the woman the Republicans used to bait Spanberger's voters, then slung her arm around Frankel.
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When her parents picked her up from school, Halima, with her pink backpack slung over her shoulder, was all smiles.
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Low-slung red brick buildings with a Gothic exterior are grouped around an open public square and a clock tower.
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Cardigans are surprisingly versatile: They can be worn buttoned or open, slung over the shoulders or tied around the waist.
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A car like Purosangue will be taller and have a higher center of gravity than Ferrari's low-slung sports cars.
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The low-slung pastel buildings of the city eventually gave way to endless rows of thick oaks on hillier lands.
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Three drinks in, Uncle Sean slung an arm around the Bog Girl's thin blue shoulder, welcoming her into the family.
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But high-rises are rare in this low-slung city (at least so far), which allows for some breathing room.
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And off the lobby, a bar area is a cozy refuge with low-slung lounge chairs and a handsome cedar bar.
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So every weeknight, the siblings stood outside the low-slung school, sometimes for hours, to complete homework for the sixth grade.
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Interestingly, the ongoing excavations at the Royal V site also uncovered the man's coin pouch, which he slung around his neck.
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She coupled the bodysuit with a pair of ripped up, low-slung, light wash jeans and baby pink lace-up booties.
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The singer wore a bright orange jumpsuit and a black and white helmet with a Chanel handbag slung across her body.
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The 19-year-old slung a Gucci black chain backpack over her shoulders, and wore a gold watch on her wrist.
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Jim Farley, President of Ford Global Markets, speaking a media event today, called the upcoming vehicle low-slung like a Mustang.
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DAPHNE SUMTIMEZ, a drag queen, dances so vigorously that it looks as if she might bring the low-slung ceiling down.
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It begins with two, low-slung houses on Woodbine Street in Bushwick, and the tough, generous woman they once belonged to.
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From the Von Dutch trucker hat to the low-slung camo pants, the abs-baring look was pure 2000s style gold.
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What was once a quirky, low-slung two-seater is now a much more conventional looking sedan with a rear seat.
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Full of loud reverb guitar and vocals that are sung/slung onto tape but it captures Winston's earnest and enthusiastic approach.
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Alwyn meanwhile, appeared to be ready to capture some candid romantic shots as he had a camera slung around his neck.
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Because of the cord slung around your back, you don't need to worry about Beats X falling out or getting lost.
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The light bounced off their shaven heads as they slung arms around their bony girlfriends, who all had center-parted bobs.
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The goalie went to retrieve the puck and slung an errant clearing pass that Nick Schmaltz intercepted near the half boards.
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Amid the arguing crowds stands yet another man with a rifle slung over his shoulder, and he's just itching to talk.
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Still, Hyderites have occasionally broken the law, like that time Caroline Stewart slung on her 12-gauge shotgun and strapped a .
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The 2004 rezoning had helped transform Downtown Brooklyn's low-slung offices, lofts and tenements into a gleaming new neighborhood of towers.
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"They totally bro-ed out, ams slung around each other's shoulders and talked for a long time," the insider told PEOPLE.
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The same infamous "Blue Sky" that Walter White slung on Breaking Bad won't keep you tweaking on week-long binges, however.
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Slung over the shoulder of whichever player is appearing on camera that night, it's become an unexpected symbol of the show.
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His sister, also alive, was slung over the shoulder of a rescue worker, her face and head scarf white from dust.
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When the fugitives leave a rest stop, with Andrew's arm slung over David's shoulder, a woman gives them a dirty look.
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The same infamous "Blue Sky" that Walter White slung on Breaking Bad won't keep you tweaking on week-long binges, however.
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"Get out of our city," read one banner, slung from railings in the city the night the Bari purchase was announced.
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The title track is my favorite: sun-drenched beach doo-wop that goes in unexpected but low-slung, relaxed directions. Gorgeous.
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She now lives in a low-slung house with another man, whom she married and who helped her raise her daughters.
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He chuckled and tilted his head at his colleagues, who had perked up and slung their rigs up to their shoulders.
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Part of the reason, certainly, is that this low-slung house belongs to the land instead of the other way around.
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The former, a collegiate Gothic building, is now connected to the low-slung modernist one as part of the redesigned museum.
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It does so every few days: a low-slung white cloud, hanging above the sea, inching inexorably closer to the coast.
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Surry Hills, a low-slung neighborhood of creative businesses, buzzy cafes and 19th-century terraced houses, has long attracted Sydney's trendsetters.
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Channeling the spirit of an urban lumberjack, massive, rough-hewed posts picket the sunny lobby filled with low-slung leather couches.
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Amy Feyen walks into the warehouse with a toolbelt slung over her shoulder and bright magenta ear muffs around her neck.
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Many factors made the situation what it is — a sprawl of homes slung into the wilderness, for example, and fire management practices.
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But didn't Apple create its marvelous Apple II in a bedroom and its groundbreaking Macintosh in a low-slung office park building?
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In one picture, the duo stood in front of a tractor as Chopra, 36, slung her arm around 26-year-old Jonas.
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In case you were wondering, that really was Tom Payne slung over a horse as he was carried back to the Hilltop.
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The soldier, dressed in desert fatigues, an assault rifle slung over his shoulder, said he was only following orders, according to Gonzalez.
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As one might assume given Wino's track record, this new track is classic Obsessed—low-slung grooves, light-fingered riffs, and all.
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Less than six months later, Malala slung a pink backpack over her shoulder and returned to school, this time in Birmingham, England.
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Who knew what really went on in the cluster of low-slung buildings that she disappeared into and emerged from every day?
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A security guard in T-shirt and jeans, with an AK-47 slung around his chest, stepped in front of the vehicles.
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The actress' cool-girl look was made even more chic with the fanny pack slung over her shoulder and pointed-toe shoes.
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The lodge's guide and tracker slung giant potato sacks over their backs, while Arnold carried only a pink polyester girls school bag.
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Photograph by Zachary Zavislak for The New Yorker It might seem that burgers are easier to produce, so casually are they slung.
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Beyond the sloping red-tile roofs of the surrounding houses, I could see silk squashes drooping from vines slung between utility poles.
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ROCHDALE, England — Alfie McLellan was grumbling as he walked out of the low-slung, lopsided stadium that his team, Rochdale, calls home.
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Groups of armed soldiers waiting at the gates of Goa's Sunburn Music Festival, rifles slung at their shoulders, caught me off-guard.
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I spent my waking life in loose-fit, skater-inspired denim, slung low, and usually frayed and revoltingly filthy at the hem.
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PRL The low-slung structure sits in one of the many business parks now owned by Apple in the center of Cupertino.
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The soon-to-open new world headquarters for Gazprom looks like a spire over the low-slung skyline of St. Petersburg, Russia.
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"Yes, yes, that was me — thank you," Mr. Norton replied briskly before checking the price tag of a low-slung mauve couch.
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In the airy front room, the low-slung sectional sofa is nothing more than blue vinyl cushions topped with blue cotton pillows.
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Many of those who died had been loaded onto buses, seated with their heads slung back, and choked on their own vomit.
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It weighs 300 pounds and can carry an additional 70 pounds of cargo, slung in an aerodynamic pod between its two wings.
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If the sofa, chairs and coffee table in your living room are all low-slung, the credenza should probably follow their lead.
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Then came a stylish soft cooler that could be slung over the shoulder, the original Hopper, priced at $300 at the time.
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Instead, a low-slung, orange and black aircraft with eight rotors and a 22013-foot wingspan sits on a small asphalt pad.
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Angelo Vargas, 30, rushed into the room with his daughter, 7-year-old Alexa, her pink book bag slung over his back.
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Slung like an afterthought over a leather club chair was the crowning element in her uniform, an Azzedine Alaïa denim biker jacket.
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A cluster of twirling couples danced to a cumbia beat under the low-slung ceiling, while onlookers clutched bottles of Victoria beer.
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It is long and low-slung, almost porpoise-shaped, with a rounded front, tapered rear and a fin running along its spine.
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Much of the action centers on the North Bayshore area, a neighborhood of low-slung office buildings surrounded by asphalt parking lots.
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Tiny bags were tied to the wrist, small rucksacks were slung onto backs and PVC shopper bags were held in models' hands.
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When he arrived at the foothills, Sandy put on a plated vest and slung a rifle and Taser shotgun over his shoulders.
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Growing up in the backwaters of Devon meant most kids aspirations were constructed by the low-slung cider induced haze of provincial life.
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He's wearing black sportswear with a sizeable bag slung over one shoulder, out of which he fishes a laptop even before sitting down.
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He paired a floral button-down shirt with matching floral pants and topped it off a belt bag slung across his bare chest.
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Pre-Duchess, Meghan was photographed with a beige Longchamp Small Le Pliage tote slung over her shoulder at a 2015 Pre-Emmy event.
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As a result of the aircrafts design (skid landing gear, low-slung engines and propellers), the operator expected some damage during normal landings.
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Pucci delivered epic mountain scenes on longer coats, and Acne Studios dished up '90s nostalgia via low-slung trousers and cropped red puffers.
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He's slung drinks at Mulberry Project and the Tribeca Grand Hotel, but mostly he's known for his work with food dye and stencils.
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While signature bomber jackets, a faux-fur maxi coat and low-slung camouflage trousers offer accessible luxury looks priced from $35 to $316.
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In a shot from the action film, Krasinski wore only a pair of low-slung jeans, making his chiseled abs the main event.
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Fischer extinguished a cigarette, then whipped an RPG off the wall and slung it on his right shoulder in a single uninterrupted motion.
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Listening to it, I often think of a deep-sea diver, weights slung low on his hips, being tugged toward the ocean floor.
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As much damage has also been done by the rocks Palestinians have slung at Israelis and by the boulders dropped on their heads.
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Each has a large private terrace slung with a crocheted two-person hammock; cooling cross breezes blow through the canopy bed's gauzy drapes.
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A recent addition to the street is 800 Union, a doorman building that looms over its low-slung neighbors like a cruise ship.
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They were living in a low-slung complex of brick apartment buildings just outside Washington, sharing a two-bedroom apartment with three roommates.
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In 1995, for an exhibition in Stuttgart, Ms. von Bonin and Mr. Althoff simply set up a bar and slung drinks for visitors.
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So a scruffy maintenance man with a 5 o'clock shadow waltzed out, his cap slung low as he wiped it up for them.
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Premium brands such as Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV's Maserati that once dealt exclusively in low-slung sports cars are getting into the game.
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We spent two nights in Sancti Spíritus, one of the oldest European settlements in Cuba, with mostly low-slung buildings surrounded by farmland.
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"Wearing gumboots, stubbies, and with a dead deer slung over his back, a hunter ordering McDonald's couldn't have looked more Kiwi," it wrote.
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From "bossy" to "bitch," many of these terms have been slung at women who dare to possess any amount of authority or intelligence.
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They often advertise personal firearms on signs strung around their necks, taped to gun cases or attached to rifles slung over their shoulders.
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What's with those carelessly slung items on the floor and sofa — a shabby coat, a battered knapsack, an open bag of potato chips?
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They gathered around her, arms slung over each other's shoulders, and crouched down low, craning their necks toward their manager, eager to hear.
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On a bridge outside the capital Monrovia, he captured a soldier, topless, his rocket launcher slung behind him as he jumps for joy.
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Mouraria is a quiet, low-slung neighborhood of cobblestone streets with restaurants and bars that have been gloriously not prettied up for visitors.
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In 2002, they spent $282,000 for a vacation property — a low-slung house that backs up to a lagoon in Boynton Beach, Fla.
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The benches started to clear after the first time, and Hoskins angrily slung his bat after the next one, which was ball four.
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Crystal City is a jumble of mostly outdated, low-slung offices built decades ago for defense contractors, and a smattering of retail outlets.
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Though her clientele were high-end chefs, she never stood on ceremony, often showing up with a whole carcass slung over her shoulder.
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Dimitrios Pagourtzis was seen entering the low-slung building at Santa Fe High School on Friday morning, armed and wearing a trench coat.
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They carried their artillery with them, 21967 millimeter howitzers slung under the boxy CH-2875 "Chinook" cargo helicopters the Army had recently developed.
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One of the loveliest, simply named Crack Seed Store, lies just off the main strip of Kaimuki, a low-slung, unhurried Honolulu neighborhood.
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It is where Jennifer Lopez debuted her low-slung Versace dress and where Rihanna strutted in a bubble-gum-pink Giambattista Valli puff.
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Now she took a seat on a hard bench that gave her a few inches of height over my low-slung leather chair.
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Early in the fourth, on a 1-2 count, Jeong slung a pitch that appeared to catch every part of the strike zone.
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The phone is incredibly solid, with real heft and weight, something made more noticeable in your hand because the keyboard is very low-slung.
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Wearing a mask, dark glasses, visible body armor, and a rifle slung across your chest instills a very specific image that cannot be ignored.
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As she tells it, she left — in her sequined gown — with a baby on each hip and a diaper bag slung over her shoulder.
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In this low-slung and windowless room, five others were on the ground, awaiting their turn under the boot of their teacher, Sergei Maslikhov.
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A LOW-SLUNG archipelago in the middle of the Indian Ocean, the Maldives faces long-term danger from the global rise in sea level.
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My demo was piloted by a human on the side of the road who fiddled with joysticks in a bag slung around his neck.
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Think: Unfussy hair worn in low-slung accessories and bright pops of color on the face to hide a growing bout of jet lag.
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Even the pretence of a rifle—old farm forks with their outer teeth knocked out, slung on a shoulder-strap—made him feel stronger.
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According to a spokesperson for NOAA, the low-slung, concrete building is capable of withstanding Category 5-level winds of up to 185 mph.
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Inside low-slung concrete structures, hundreds of vendors, many of them immigrants, hawk fresh ingredients from stalls and box trucks before sunrise, every day.
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Yes, the lines are relaxed and the prints recall '70s upholstery, but we will not be pairing them with a low-slung coin belt.
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There was Mike Tyson with his famous face tattoo; Zach Galifianakis in a T-shirt with a messenger bag slung casually over his shoulder.
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From afar it looks almost like a low-slung bunker perched on a hill north of Ramallah; inside, though, it is light and airy.
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As Chief Brown said, when a person with a rifle slung over his shoulder starts running, as some innocent protesters did, it is confusing.
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But the design, though still appreciated by connoisseurs "who can't resist old curvy low-slung sloops," has been surpassed by lighter and faster boats.
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Across the low-slung skyline I spotted my destination: the futuristic silver tower of the William Vale, which had opened just nine days before.
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And, when the layered look is no longer necessary, simply rock them solo with a pair of high-waisted (or low-slung) hipster bottoms.
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It is legal to carry a firearm openly in Texas, and Yafeuh Balogun often keeps a 12-gauge Mossberg 500 slung over his shoulder.
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It's hot in a straight line, but it's a thing of beauty when slung into a corner, and the steering is just about perfect.
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Dozens of residents of the nursing facility remain inside the low-slung building; families and other visitors have been told they may not enter.
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Behind the glass panes of a wall shelf above her were photos of a smiling young man, an assault rifle slung on his shoulder.
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Its 30-acre campus of low-slung buildings in a leafy park in this city has become as much pilgrimage site as cultural destination.
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One of the parcels had been planted with a cabin, a low-slung, concrete-block one-bedroom structure clad in swirly patterned pink stone.
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The current World Wrestling Entertainment champion was dressed in a black turban and a gray suit with his giant belt slung over his shoulder.
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Not breathtaking, but calm and orderly, its hills flecked with tall deciduous trees and clapboard houses, its harbor ringed with low-slung, rocky islands.
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On Sunday morning, family, friends and regulars gathered outside Tequila KC, one of several Hispanic businesses on a low-slung stretch of Central Avenue.
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Down the stairs, into the street and past the Lamborghini, Djokovic breaks into a run, dodging traffic with a backpack slung over one shoulder.
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She styled the brand's muses, Aaliyah, Lil' Kim, and Ananda Lewis, in Baby Phat's signature baby tees, hip-slung jeans, and faux fur coats.
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Dirty clothes wrapped in my bedsheet, a cocoon slung over my shoulder, trying not to knock anyone down on my way to the laundromat.
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The compound consists of a small, low-slung, thatched-roof house and a few additional buildings, one of which serves as a memorial hall.
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On the low-slung plain of southeast Brooklyn, where the land slips gently toward the sea, subway stations are as common as obedient cats.
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The musician had left Hollywood to travel along the famed Hippie Trail with a head full of acid and a guitar slung over his shoulder.
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He'd left the low-slung office building where he worked processing data, sat in his car, and filmed with his cell phone on the dashboard.
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In the image, the young girl is tucked inside her father's shirt, her right arm slung around his neck as they lie near the shore.
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The images more or less track with the rendering Fisker released last year: sleek, aerodynamic lines; a low-slung hood; and a tapered back end.
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This low-slung, hip-exposing, functionless phenomenon became the ultimate calling card in deciding the lay of the land on the savagest of social strata.
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Mitchell loves a good backpack, too, especially one that's worn correctly with both straps instead slung over one shoulder — a lesson she learned from experience.
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His 10-year-old daughter, dressed in polka-dot pants, dips out the front door and off to school, Jansport backpack slung over her shoulders.
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Linguine with shrimp in a lemon and cream sauce, scattered with an abundance of chopped parsley, appeared to have been unceremoniously slung on the plate.
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They are protesting not just with slogans and signs, but also with rifles slung over their shoulders and a rebellious spirit emanating from their throats.
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From its low-slung, apricot stucco headquarters, a staff of 14 weavers — all women — work on 19th-century Jacquard looms to custom-make each piece.
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Belle had barrel curls with major volume, usually pinned in a low-slung pony — a style that's just as relevant, if not more so, today.
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This back-and-forth ultimately culminated in one of Musk's Twitter rants, with a slew of insults slung at any who dare impugn his work.
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One arrived at the coffee shop where we'd arranged to meet clutching a bouquet of flowers with a giant duffel bag slung over his shoulder.
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The police released a photograph of a person in a camouflage T-shirt and with a gun slung around his body, calling him a suspect.
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For example, the city might allow taller residential buildings on corners, while keeping things as they are on midblock sites with low-slung manufacturing buildings.
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One had an AK-47 slung from his shoulder; the other wore what in a more urban setting might have been called a hipster hat.
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With its narrow, winding cobblestone streets and low-slung rooflines, the bazaar seems a world away from the monumental memorials and statues that surround it.
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"I'm not worried about Cleveland," she said, unperturbe by the sight of a gun rights activist with an assault rifle slung over his shoulder nearby.
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Students showed up for classes at Fulton High, a low-slung brick building where a red sign in front heralds its team name, the Steamers.
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They're both too young to really understand the words being slung at them, and yet are already being conditioned to know that they're an 'other.
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Casa Alitas, a low-slung building down a dusty street in Tucson, takes in families who've presented themselves to border officials to ask for asylum.
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On the anniversary of the earthquake, The Times published another front-page portrait of a smiling Fabienne, her new leg slung triumphantly over her shoulder.
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Ms. Karol also designed three big, low-slung, slipcovered sofas on casters for the living room, stuffed with pillows to support lounge-y, relaxed living.
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As the three near the facility's long, low-slung barns arrayed behind giant, man-made lagoons of pig feces and blood, they spot the guardhouse.
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The argument that quiet, low-slung neighborhoods have to change to keep everyone from being priced out is never going to be a political winner.
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For a more refined coffee break with larger chairs, try Mia Coffee amid a low-slung row of French colonials on Phan Boi Chau street.
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Perched precariously atop his ladder loading Duncans into the traditional harvesting bag slung over his shoulder, Mr. Lingle very nearly tipped over from the weight.
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Back downstairs, in a corner of the fast-filling room, Jackson stood waiting, a long bronze medallion — an adornment for each nominee — slung over one forearm.
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Ten days later, Polanski was photographed in West Germany, merrily puffing on a cigar and quaffing beer, with his arm slung around a pretty young blonde.
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For Thursday's event, she went with a head-to-toe beige ensemble, topping a pair of slacks and top with a shall slung over her shoulders.
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One man told CNN's Anderson Cooper that a laptop in a backpack he had slung over his shoulder stopped a bullet that could have killed him.
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In the cozy snap, JAY-Z, 48, has his arm slung around Queen Bey, 37, who's dressed up in a two-piece top and matching skirt.
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We'd perch up there, high above everything, hands sappy, staring out at our world: a row of low-slung houses with rose bushes and green lawns.
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In it, a CSA instructor explains to a row of eight adolescent long-haired girls standing in formation, rifles slung on their shoulders, why they're there.
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Dressed in a yellow knit dress that hit below the knee and a camel coat slung over her shoulders, Anderson carried a tray full of snacks.
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Its embossed leather straps give it a classic contrast and are long enough to wear comfortably slung over your shoulder, making it a great travel tote.
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Just look at the egotistical single seat in the middle of the low-slung chassis, the enormous windshield, the exposed suspension, and the elaborately ornamental headlights.
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She had travelled from her home in suburban Denver, leaving a husband and two children at home, with the intention of getting herself slung in jail.
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By the time I'd climbed the shaft and slung us both up onto the platform, HubSystem was convinced that it had ordered me to rescue Sekai.
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The VR fan wars will be as inescapable as the insults slung at those who didn't agree with your position on the topic of capacitive vs.
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An armed man with bullets slung around his waist is holding three people hostage at a California veteran's home, police said at a press conference Friday.
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Lifeless Dark's apocalyptic take on crust punk is heavily metallic, grounded in low-slung riffs that owe as much to Bolt Thrower as they do Axegrinder.
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Ahead, check out some of Poolside Bags' designs and witty sayings, including the styles slung on the arms of celebs like Gigi Hadid and Emma Roberts.
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The shrine's low-slung wooden buildings sat atop a towering stone staircase limned by hundreds of white flags blazing with Japanese characters, a fittingly dramatic finale.
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While low-slung pants are associated with urban black youth, Alekhuogie complicates our perception by not revealing the racial identity of the person wearing the clothes.
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During that time, I met Mr. Kiarostami at the airport in Tehran, a backpack slung over his shoulder, coming home to Iran for visits between filming.
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Foraging The sinuous, narrow streets and low-slung buildings around Brick Lane in London's East End were once a part of a rough-and-tumble neighborhood.
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Besides his set of wheels and the camera perpetually slung around his neck, Cunningham could easily be spotted thanks to his signature royal-blue workman's jacket.
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But if Holy Zion did not stand out amongst the low-slung buildings of Newnan, Georgia, I certainly stood out amongst the congregation of Holy Zion.
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A group of young boys dressed in old-fashioned regimental uniforms tramped up a staircase and strode purposefully toward him, wooden rifles slung over their shoulders.
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Dressed in a light jacket, hooded sweatshirt, jeans and a backpack slung over one shoulder, the designer Joseph Altuzarra could have easily passed for another student.
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The catch: The adjacent site, occupied by a low-slung building with a tennis court on the roof, had recently been sold and development was pending.
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The brittle yellow grass of the two-acre lawn surrounding his low-slung white house is dotted with abstract monuments assembled from sheets of stainless steel.
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Andrew Zurica, of Hard Times Sundaes, attracted notice for his impeccable fast-food-style gems slung in a truck stationed in the Kings Plaza parking lot.
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I remember looking down and seeing waves of brown water around me, as if the low-slung Malibu had suddenly been dropped into a rural ocean.
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He stopped to look at the shoes for a minute, sighed and then slung his American gun over his shoulder and went back to his duties.
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Their house, just north of Fort Ross, was a gorgeous, low-slung sprawl that practically hung on the edge of a cliff over the gray Pacific.
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SCHODACK, N.Y. — Nathan Chittenden carefully slung a newborn calf over his shoulders and marched her over to his dairy barn to join a dozen other babies.
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He pulls up in front of a low-slung building with bricked-in garage bays on the ground floor and a row of shaded windows upstairs.
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The masseuse had slung Falk's elbow over her shoulder, exposing his white-sprigged underarm as she mashed her thumbs deep into the sockets of his shoulder.
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The development corporation that bought the building, LDG Associates, is seeking city approval to convert the low-slung building into seven stories of stores and condominiums.
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In his dreams he sees the delicate tuft of blond pubic hair he witnessed poking out of a pair of low-slung jeans in study hall.
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They drink a lot of aquavit in the Faroe Islands, an archipelago made up of 19923 windswept Atlantic islands slung midway between Scotland, Iceland, and Norway.
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The interesting thing about these posts is that they're not really peddling outright conspiracy theories, like some of the earlier mud slung at the Parkland teens.
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This quiet one-two punch has returned McConaughey to his wheelhouse, which is located somewhere between Serenity's palm-tree-slung hammock and The Beach Bum's cabana bar.
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I stuffed toilet paper down my shirt, cinched a belt around my waist, practiced a posh wave with one of my mother's purses slung over my shoulder.
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With an aviator-style fleece-lined coat slung around her shoulders, Savchenko stood through the presentation arms-crossed, occasionally responding to the accusations with a derisive smile.
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Oh, and for those of you who are into the V90 Cross Country but would rather have the low-slung V90 wagon, I have some good news.
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We rode Livada up as high as it went, then I slung my skis over my shoulder and kicked steps up the sastrugi beyond the top station.
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He has the sweeping black hair of any animated baddie ever, lurks in the back of angry crowds while wearing low-slung hats, and talks about cryptocurrency.
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As you can see from the number of yoga mats slung over people's shoulders as they make their way across American cities, yoga is huge right now.
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But Iggy, strutting in the low-slung dark jeans and wide leather belt that's been his go-to look since the 70s, looks cooler than them all.
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When Aya later noticed her "SEE YOU BYE" t-shirt slung over a chair in her room, she felt it was her brother saying farewell to her.
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"Byrd's death and dismemberment were caused, according to the pathologist, when he was slung into a culvert on the side of the road," according to the records.
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Swift, 29, wore a dip-dyed sweatshirt with black skinny jeans, while Alwyn, 28, wore a plain white T-shirt with a hoodie slung over his shoulder.
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Models wore wooden clogs, raised sandals and knee-high woven leather boots, and carried the new 'All Gancini Ferragamo Studio' bag and microbags slung over their shoulder.
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Given the opportunity to give one example of how he was not a sexist, he instead argued that the women deserved the attacks he slung at them.
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But all said they would not be surprised if the buses were targeted by rocks slung by young men in the community, acts denounced by the residents.
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The final product is a rectangular, vertical tote bag in bold colors, with handles so it can be held in the hand or slung over the shoulder.
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Burton offset the balance by playing with masculine tailoring — deconstructing tuxedo jackets, for example, so that the lapels were slung over the chest like Miss World sashes.
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Towering over you and milling about are dozens of older white men, silver in the beard and haggard in the face, antique rifles slung over their shoulders.
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"We wanted to elevate him in a sense," Mr. Colter said of Cage's refusal to bandy about a certain racial slur commonly slung on the TV show.
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"There's a lot more space here," Rubchinskiy said of the changes as he roamed through the store in his black hoodie, a camera slung around his neck.
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From 1989 to 2004, the jean world was a bit of a roller coaster, changing its shape dramatically from vintage to boot cut, low-slung to skinny.
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I was wearing a thin, plain sweater under a gray herringbone jacket with a touch of blue, and I had a canvas bag slung across my shoulder.
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It felt soft under me as I sat on it the other day, while my husband and kids were slung all over the couch watching a movie.
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In these paintings and the others, Zurbarán places the figures against landscapes whose horizon is slung low, so that the brothers appear to tower over the earth.
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The bill would expand the state's housing supply by forcing cities to allow apartment buildings in the low-slung bungalow neighborhoods on which the state was built.
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Driving through the gates felt like penetrating a secret world: Lush tropical plants and flowers flanked quiet footpaths that snaked around palm trees and low-slung buildings.
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Don Jr. even posed in Zimbabwe in 2011, ammunition slung around his waist, holding up the tail he had cut off a dead elephant lying behind him.
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While much of Central Florida was spared the worst of Irma's fury, a low-slung pocket of Orange County, which includes Orlando, woke up to furious flooding.
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It was then that the unknown men began to arrive at the riverside, guns slung over their shoulders, heads wrapped in turbans leaving only their eyes visible.
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On a drizzly Sunday in London in January 103, Bill Broeksmit cinched his dog's red leash around his neck, slung it over a door and lunged forward.
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A cartoon in a local newspaper depicting "Sunday Morning on Bellevue" showed party guests slung over Belcourt's stone walls and the famous street's sign, surrounded by bottles.
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He swiped to a photo of himself, at age seven or eight, wearing a homemade Superman cape, with a plastic six-shooter slung low around his waist.
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The décor evokes an IKEA showroom: low-slung couches, beanbags, clusters of tables, and wooden chairs in progressively smaller sizes, like those belonging to Goldilocks's three bears.
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Among the first towns they passed on their way up the mountain was Til Qasab, with its low-slung concrete buildings surrounded by plains of blond grass.
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London is perhaps the most international city in the world, but at its heart it has always been a local city, a series of low-slung villages.
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Sitting amid low-slung industrial structures, Alma's 18-story rental seems to loom as high as the red-and-white striped smokestacks of a nearby power plant.
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That smiling skinny man pedaling his bicycle among the honking cabs in a blue French worker's jacket with a camera slung around his neck — what a picture!
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The long curve of each man's back is continuous with the line of the sack slung from his shoulder and set down behind him on the ground.
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Thousands queued in snaking lines to walk past a portrait of a young Fidel dressed in military fatigues, with a rifle and pack slung over his back.
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It's not that we weren't used to experimental music, only that these guys—skinny, tight-shirted, and with guitars slung low—seemed ready to rock, not cogitate.
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And throws aren't just for winter, said Ms. Allsop, who recommended having one slung over the sofa all year long, but changing the materials with the seasons.
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"But you know, that's his prerogative," Thune added, when asked about the various insults Cruz slung at Washington politicians like himself on the campaign trail this year.
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Just outside the entrance gate is a makeshift district of low-slung storefronts to serve factory workers who don't want to eat at Foxconn's canteen on campus.
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Low-slung Sea Cliff Avenue has a modest collection of stores, as well as a handful of places to eat, including Tavern 19203, a "Brooklyn style" Italian restaurant.
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On August 26, after meeting some friends for breakfast, he slung a bag of supplies on his back and took off walking down the highway in Manistee, Michigan.
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The community health center in Loíza, a small town about 20 minutes outside of San Juan, is a low-slung gray building set just off the main road.
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He had titled his most recent album "Future Shock," and he looked the part, with a keytar slung over a black leather jacket and a reflective silver shirt.
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Grooving to Drake's new hit single "One Dance," Kardashian wore a pair of low-slung jeans with a tiny, cut-off long sleeve shirt and only bare feet.
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Despite challenging himself with keeping the EMotion as a low-slung sedan that's slightly longer than a BMW 5 series, Fisker says he wanted a generously spacious interior.
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She completed her casual look with flip flops, round sunglasses and a brown purse slung over her shoulder and kept her hair out of her face with barrettes.
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Introduced in 1966 it set the template for all of the supercars that followed with its low-slung body, V12 engine and then-blistering 170 mph top speed.
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I eventually drifted off to sleep, embraced by the fiberglass hull, the ocean, the harbor and the low-slung island protecting everyone in the anchorage from the sea.
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Many buyers have now abandoned low-slung Accords, Camrys and Malibus to ride high in S.U.V.s, which have become the best-selling auto segment in the United States.
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A video clip he shot on his mobile phone shows dozens of Taliban, many with Kalashnikov automatic rifles slung across their shoulders, dissecting the quality of the team.
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As the models strutted down the runway dressed to the nines with oversized multi-coloured striped totes slung over their shoulders, there was a sense of deja vu.
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The dining room of his more casual space bears hints of a French Quarter tourist trap, with Mardi Gras beads and jester's masks slung over a wall sconce.
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The first time I met Gordon, she was sitting in a canvas director's chair in front of a video monitor, a pair of headphones slung around her neck.
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The 30-story tower is not hemmed in by like-size structures, but looms over a low-slung neighborhood that is protected from development by a historic district.
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Electrifying pickup trucks in particular would also push batteries into a new market segment, one not already served by low-slung luxury sedans or tiny, electron-sipping econoboxes.
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With her honey-and-silver hair loosely coiled in a chignon, bifocals slung from her neck, she was the picture of a granny straight out of central casting.
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Four pieces include multiple lamps clumped together at the base like low-slung toadstools; another comprises stackable parts, each ringed with its own set of French accordion shades.
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He was wearing a stitched-together shirt with characters from "The Flintstones" and "Family Guy" and ostentatiously drapey sleeves and had a Gucci satchel slung around his neck.
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When walking to work, Mr. Bittenbender would often pass 2150 Wooster, which at the time contained a low-slung former showroom for baby strollers and a parking lot.
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Designed by another tenant, the landscape architecture firm MPFP, the terrace will be an elevated platform bordered by evergreen hedges and furnished with low-slung, all-weather seating.
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The inclusion of a low-slung terrier, a big cat and a TOQUE in this puzzle made me think of the movie "Ratatouille," if you ever saw it.
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She navigates the corridors of the Capitol with a black binder tucked under her left arm, a purse slung over her shoulder and a fierce look of determination.
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So it was that Badu showed up, one afternoon, at a low-slung house in Dallas belonging to her friend Richard Escobedo, a producer also known as Picnictyme.
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INDOORS This low-slung midcentury-modern house was designed by the architect Doug Rucker and is currently owned by a couple working on a monograph about his work.
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The new neighbourhood is peaceful, with low-slung apartments, a new school, playgrounds and green space aplenty, alongside wine shops and cross-fit gymnasiums for the millennial crowd.
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It is common to see people with yoga mats slung over their shoulders, cycling in and out of a studio where a receptionist has to buzz them in.
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He also said the Urus is selling well in Russia and other markets with bad roads that made it hard to sell the company's low-slung sports cars.
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"I like the idea of '70s conversation pits," she says, showing me the low-slung topographic 1970s Terrazza sofa for De Sede that sits in her bedroom upstairs.
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At Stevens Point, where flashing signs announce the next hockey game and low-slung buildings sit near evergreens, administrators are trying to make up for increasingly elusive freshmen.
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Several large-scale luxury housing developments are rising there, including Pavion Apartments, a low-slung complex on South Franklin Street with 5233 units, from studios to two-bedrooms.
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But for some who already live in the neighborhood, a largely industrial area with pockets of low-slung homes, the new construction has been jarring and sometimes costly.
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Headphones were slung around his neck, and a mop of unruly gray hair came further undone as he leaned into his laptop trying to fix a software glitch.
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Roza Terenzi offers a handful of different moods here—psychedelic headtrips like "Bricks," low-slung quasi rap beats like "Freak n Tweak"—but they're united in their openness.
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In 1951, Richard Neutra, the mid-century architect who virtually embodied the California Dream in his sleek, low-slung homes, built an unlikely house in Sioux City, Iowa.
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The 35-year-old actress led the way out, donning a light blue dress with a white jacket slung over her shoulders along with a pair of strappy heels.
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"How do you do, fellow kids?" he says, walking up to a group of teens with a skateboard slung over his shoulder—and a second one under his arm.
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The attendees had slung the insult "send her back" at Ilhan Omar, a Minnesota representative and Muslim Democrat who for months has been a target of President Donald Trump.
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We're getting major '90s vibes from the low-slung, floor-dragging JNCO-style pairs — and we're counting the ways we'll be able to wear those uber-cropped denim jackets.
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Try telling that to the hundreds of mostly Muslim refugees, students, researchers and businessmen currently detained at American entry ports or being slung off long-planned flights to America.
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As we slung our feet over its edge yesterday, during what was one of the best days of spring weather yet, we wondered: How, exactly, does this thing work?
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An investment fund run by the bank's asset-management division bought a 50 percent stake in the low-slung office complex on Willow Road in Menlo Park in 2016.
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To his astonishment, it was the other woman from the parade who was accompanying his love with the same baby slung onto her hip—only now doubled in size.
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"I even shower in character…," he wrote Friday in a caption with the shirtless photo, showing him by the shower with a tiny towel slung low on his hips.
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On the Caribbean island of Margarita, soldiers in olive green uniforms and rifles slung over their shoulders openly wander the market each morning begging merchants for fruits and vegetables.
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Sting , in a T-shirt with a guitar slung over his shoulder, asked concert-goers in fluent French to observe a minute of silence as he opened the show.
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Before and after classes at Panguitch High School, a low-slung brick building nestled in the high desert of southern Utah, students find their way to Shawn Caine's classroom.
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"Extrainterphalangea" is a super low-slung trunk-rattler that sits somewhere between G-Funk and grime, and it turns out that that's a very, very sweet spot to occupy.
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While the presidential candidates slung mud at each other in the gutter, Ken was looking to the stars, and trying to get a clear answer to an important question.
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It, too, uses nine dancers, all in underwear, with three bamboo poles, which are at times used to suggest the rods from which prey (animal or human) is slung.
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Housed inside a long, low-slung building that used to be a Greek diner, it turns out pies with ingredients like smoked North Carolina shrimp and fermented chile sauce.
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"I can't move," he gasped, and so Faizullah slung him over his back and staggered out onto the front lawn of the hospital, where they collapsed in the grass.
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The most startling thing on the runway was a little portable lipstick case on a gold chain slung across a shoulder, a surreptitious announcement of the brand's first cosmetic.
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Built in 2012, Yuanlong Relocation Village looked like an Asian Levittown: clean, straight streets of low-slung houses with pagoda roofs and minaret-shaped gateposts topped with crescent moons.
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Its charcoal-colored facade, from the architect Morris Adjmi, soars 13 stories above low-slung red brick apartment buildings near Marcy Avenue on a site that extends to Broadway.
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He must justify how this low-slung city on the North Sea can remain an important locale for global business, even as its links to Europe are suddenly uncertain.
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If you ever visited when the low-slung building was occupied by those restaurants, Boxing Cat Grill, say, or Paloma or Greenwich Tavern, you are in for a surprise.
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Shortly before I leave, he goes to his room and retrieves his laptop, then starts bumping these psychedelic, low-slung dance beats that'd slot easily into a Moodymann set.
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But trying to cram several of the world's largest companies plus a thriving startup ecosystem into a series of low-slung suburbs and office parks doesn't work at all.
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At the Doo Dah Parade, you can walk as whatever you want — no cause necessary — as long as you're okay with tortillas being slung at you from all directions.
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Barcelona's season started, 10 long months ago, with Lionel Messi on the field at Camp Nou, a microphone in his right hand, his left slung awkwardly behind his back.
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A long, curving wood bar is surrounded by cozy seating areas outfitted modern, low-slung sofas and armchairs, while a raised stage features free live piano music most evenings.
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At the company's low-slung 1960s-style campus, scientists in white lab coats and armed with miniature washing machines test new enzyme combinations on doll-size cutouts of clothing.
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In passages, the soloist seems to be trying out a kind of rag, but while the rhythm has a gentle, low-slung swing, the piano never finds its footing.
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Preaching from a white, windowless room in the low-slung Masonic Lodge in Opelousas, Mr. Richard said he wanted to deliver a message to whoever was behind the fires.
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In an oversized woolly sweater, with one foot in a chunky Balenciaga sneaker slung reflexively over the top of a wooden desk, she could still enumerate the record's flaws.
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Somehow, he ended up on stage with Cheap Trick, screaming the group's 1978 hit "Surrender" into a microphone, a Hamer "Gonna Raise Hell" Explorer guitar slung over his shoulder.
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With Paris St.-Germain jerseys slung over their shoulders, the spoils of battle, they clapped each other on the back, they exchanged high fives, they ruffled each others' hair.
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I started a list of the many ideas for proposals I still want to do (as well as the dozens of requests slung my way by friends and family).
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In the midday sun on Saturday, a handful of protesters demanding stricter regulation were countered by hundreds of open-carry activists, some with assault rifles slung over their shoulders.
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Those who died in the conflict or the "White Terror" — the campaign of extermination that followed — were mostly slung into unmarked mass graves, where around 100,000 bodies still lie.
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I had picked a ghoulishly perfect week to swing through President Vladimir V. Putin's Moscow, where spring was struggling to break out over the low-slung, slate-gray cityscape.
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In more recent times, low slung jeans, backwards ball caps and hoodies have crossed from African American youth into mainstream culture, fueled by musical artists and A-list celebrities.
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A complex of low-slung slate pavilions house 5613 rooms furnished like those of a traditional Japanese inn, with tatami floors, cedar bathtubs and sliding blond wood wall panels.
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The low-slung building is like a geode — chunky and nondescript outside but opening up to an appealing interior; local residents cannot seem to resist it at happy hour.
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I met up with a photographer and we drove to the last listed address for Ms. Barnes: a retirement complex in a low-slung apartment building surrounded by trees.
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But Mr. Cohen chose a shabby, low-slung building 75 miles northwest of New York City, with an antiquated weight room, an uneven tennis court and no swimming pool.
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Above 10,000 feet, Alexis Ron and his brother-in-law walked with backpacks slung over their shoulders, a mile ahead of their wives, who carried more suitcases and supplies.
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Passers-by, out for a morning walk with their dog or a yoga mat slung over their shoulder, paused on the sidewalk, camera phones poised to capture the next arrivals.
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Image: Journal of ParasitologyWho among us hasn't drunkenly slung back a few raw oysters at a fourth of July barbecue, or kicked back some uncooked clams just to feel alive?
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If Rapunzel had access to a bandana instead of just a prince and a window, this would be her new everyday hairstyle while she was slung up in that castle.
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Ludlow House, with its low-slung red velvet couches where members can huddle with open laptops beneath a painting of Lin-Manuel Miranda as Alexander Hamilton, presented a convenient solution.
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" Another classmate told the Associated Press she always wore the same stained jeans that were too small and looked like "someone kind of slung her around like a rag doll.
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My relationship with Sara had a low-slung thrum of beer, cigarettes and the kind of quotidian familiarity we think of as exclusive to long-term mates, or possibly siblings.
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The fire last week spread to three low-slung railroad apartment buildings and caused damage to two others on the block, sending dozens of parents and children into the street.
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Slung between aesthetics and politics, beauty and justice, sensuous extravagance and leftist commitment, Sontag sometimes found herself contemplating the obliteration of her role as public advocate-cum-arbiter of taste.
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As the other competitors shuffled off the track, Bolt took a solitary walk around the stadium, a flag slung around his shoulders, as Bob Marley songs played over the speakers.
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Almost all the shootings happened in southwest Phoenix, in predominantly Latino, working-class neighborhoods of low-slung cinder block houses, where many immigrant families find their foothold in the city.
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The problem is that in this production the dirt isn't so much slung as spun, carefully and thoughtfully, so you can trace the arc of a joke before it lands.
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A Kalashnikov is slung across her small frame, but not once did Jubbouri fire it during Wednesday's battle, and she remained a short distance behind the first line of fire.
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He canned open and well-guarded threes; he stutter-stepped in for layups; he hit cutters in stride and slung passes out to stationed shooters he couldn't possibly have seen.
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While walking home with the knocked-out gator slung over his shoulders, his sister dared him to show the visiting tourists some tricks, and they began "throwing money" at him.
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Now, this is the clean version, so it's automatically kinda lame, but these two are so good on the low-slung, J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League-styled beat that it almost doesn't matter.
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The Inspiration: At Chanel, more was a lot more — at least when it comes to purses — as models bounded through the Grand Palais with twin bags slung around their shoulders.
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On the cover, the 72-year-old actress Helen Mirren wears the tattooed arm of a 20-something guy slung around her neck as if it's the hot new accessory.
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The defense called Dwayne Dixon, an anti-racism activist, to testify, and he acknowledged shouting at a gray car while he had an AR-15 rifle slung over his shoulder.
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He was drawn in front of Old Trafford at sunset, a black bag slung over his shoulder, the bulbous head of the World Cup trophy gleaming from the open zipper.
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TORONTO — Forty inmates lined up for the daily mail call at the Fort Dix Federal Correctional Institution, a complex of low-slung brick buildings in the middle of New Jersey.
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Joking with one another in a mix of English and Patois, the Jamaicans grabbed aluminum ladders from a nearby trailer, slung buckets around their necks and headed for the trees.
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In the top of the third, Wright fielded a grounder by Bryan Holaday and slung a sidearm throw — the only kind he can still make — to first for the out.
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In his cowboy hat and boots and strategically slung guitar, the Naked Cowboy has been a fixture in Times Square for decades, posing under the neon with visitors for donations.
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Its 170 apartments, ranging from studios to three-bedrooms, many of which offer sweeping views across low-slung blocks, include kitchens with Caesarstone counters, under-cabinet lighting and garbage disposals.
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"The man charged with bribery, fraud and breach of trust has nothing to sell other than disseminated lies and slung mud," Gantz tweeted about Netanyahu a week before the election.
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As the freeway slung a wide loop around the jagged foothills of the Organ Mountains, the sound of the engine, striving to haul us uphill, had become a shrill rasp.
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But Kennis & Kennis barraged him with ethnographic photos: real hunter-gatherer people standing just like this, or even more strangely, their hands behind their necks or slung over their heads.
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The devices and platforms that made Silicon Valley famous were created in low-slung office parks of limited architectural distinction by entrepreneurs who risked their investors' capital, not their lives.
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Here's a line from the Daily Mail piece: It's hard to see in the video, but apparently the player was sporting some kind of low-slung mohawk which irked officials.
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But her heart is racing and she is looking at Paola, and focusing just a little hard on the weave of her Chanel jacket, which is slung across Paola's shoulders.
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Live from the Red Carpet was her first (and only!) red carpet option (and was styled by Brad Goreski) with strappy nude sandals and a center-parted, low-slung twisted hairstyle.
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He's wearing a scarlet stetson to match his shirt and pocket square, a black suit, and there's a custom Fender Telecaster—one of his more modest guitars—slung around his neck.
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The outline of the exterior looked a lot like the prototype that many have spotted tooling around Southern California in the past few months: a low-slung crossover with large wheels.
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Yet, some older people still find queer to be an offensive word, because it was slung at them on playgrounds and sidewalks as a way to keep them in their place.
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Infiniti showed up to last year's North American International Auto Show in Detroit with a wild, low-slung, futuristic sedan that looked straight out of a sci-fi movie villain's garage.
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The company combines data from observation satellites (of which Airbus is the largest global operator), manned planes with cameras slung underneath, and drones, to get to the places others can't reach.
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The Garage was the place to hear high-camp disco and low-slung boogie, with Levan using every trick in the book to whip up audiences into states of total frenzy.
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At the same time, the St. Luke's School, which operates independently of the church, pursued plans to build a two-story addition atop its long, low-slung structure along Greenwich Street.
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The actor Peter Sarsgaard made his way past Grand Army Plaza and through the north entrance of Prospect Park the other day, toward the low-slung tunnel known as Meadowport Arch.
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He raced out of the Funeraria San Juan here on Thursday afternoon, into the stifling air, and took refuge beneath a sprawling tree at the side of the low-slung building.
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Hungry City 11 Photos View Slide Show ' The sign outside this low-slung storefront no longer says Tabernacle of God's Glory Church, but the place is still a kind of temple.
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Ciamati, wearing a patched brown dress with a basket slung over her shoulder for collecting food scraps, said her advanced age has weakened her ability to pursue justice for her land.
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Ciamati, wearing a patched brown dress with a basket slung over her shoulder for collecting food scraps, said her advanced age has weakened her ability to pursue justice for her land.
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The low-slung four-door arrives in two versions—the base model Turbo and specced up Turbo S—with the kind of stats that should make even petrol-chugging gearheads drool.
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A low-slung roadside cafe 14 miles up Kula Highway from Paia, Kula Bistro is an anomaly in a place where many businesses are run by descendants of the original owner.
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Early one evening, I accompanied the police on a patrol through Soyapango, a dense municipality of 22019,000 consisting of low-slung homes and corrugated shacks to the east of the capital.
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The extent of Qualcomm's involvement with the Chinese government — and the complications for American tech giants — is seen in a low-slung office building in the southwest part of the country.
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For his clients Sandra and John Furber, a pair of real-estate developers from Toronto, the architect built a low-slung ranch-style home on a dramatic cliffside plot in 2016.
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Halfway through the journey, outside the town of Sopore, two men in Indian Army fatigues and rifles slung across their chests flag us down and ask us to open our trunk.
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A group of ethnic Korean high school students from Japan filed out of their tour bus as North Korean People&aposs Army soldiers watched disinterestedly with automatic rifles slung over their shoulders.
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Mirren, 72, wore a Chaplin-esque buttoned coat and wide-legged grey checkered trousers and as she made her way down the runway, she playfully slung a walking stick over her shoulder.
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This tragic yet all too familiar reality is depicted on the opposite wall covered with a black-and-white photograph of African American soldiers marching with rifles casually slung over their shoulders.
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Condos also pop up and are sometimes much taller than the existing low-slung skyline, as at 859 60th Street, which predates the city's 128-block rezoning of the area in 303.
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His daughter's photo was on his desk, and the folded report on the death of the Afghan girl was still in the pocket of his utility trousers, slung across a nearby couch.
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Then the background score changes, indicating something important is happening, and the camera follows a gruff and moody hottie as he walks through the kitchen with a bike slung over his shoulders.
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The so-called Bourbons—oligarchic Democrats who represented tax-averse industrial barons, known as "Big Mules", and the planters—slung as much mud at Kolb as the pre-internet age could muster.
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"I ride Limes and Birds regularly, and the app[s] alerted us that there was a protest going on," said Thomas Musca, who had a Lime T-shirt slung over his shoulder.
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As part of a public-private partnership, developers will have to bid on how they envision transforming the stinky low-slung tunnels into places more suited for LIRR riders than Pizza Rat.
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It reportedly depicted two white men: one, clad in a blue uniform and hanging from a tree branch, and the other, dressed in red with a Confederate flag slung over his shoulder.
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Mr Moctar took on the role formerly inhabited by Prince, and he exhibits the same rebellious charisma as he rides his motorcycle through the desert of Agadez, guitar slung over his shoulder.
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The sleek, low-slung driverless Roborace car was on display in New York City for the Formula E races this weekend, but it was the workhorse DevBot that took to the track.
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The two pilots started their journey at the Mojave Air and Space Port in the California desert, slung under the belly of Virgin's twin-hulled, carbon fiber launch vehicle, the VMS Eve.
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" He added that it's "increasingly challenging when people have AR-15s slung over and shootings occur in a crowd and they begin running…We don't know if they're the shooter or not.
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In an interview on Thursday, Ms. Kristeva vigorously dismissed the accusation as "fake news" and a "barefaced lie" — "mud being slung at me," she said, by unspecified people who wished her harm.
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Tom, George and Felix, all 16 years old, are sitting in a circle, decked in baggy white tees, 6-panel caps and bum-bags slung purposefully over one shoulder, talking about fashion.
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One of the photos shows Smith wearing her control-top tights high up around her waist, while the other shows her wearing the tights slung low on her hips, exposing her stomach.
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Amid this suffocating environment, I've been finding a lot of comfort in music by women who sing candidly about fucking—especially when they've got electric guitars slung around themselves like AK-47s.
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Its low-slung city hall sits anonymously amid a cluster of one-story gray-brick buildings off the six-lane State Road 23, largely hidden by the Altamonte Executive Center strip mall.
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One reason for the first-time-buyer surge is that wealthy car enthusiasts who live in cities or countries with bad roads couldn't drive Lamborghini's low-slung sports cars without ruining them.
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The Laken Camping and Hiking Canteen holds a generous 1.5 liters of water, plus, this Spanish-made canteen also looks great at the campsite or slung next to your daily commuter bag.
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Bild, the German tabloid, published a photograph in July of the crown prince on an airport runway in low-slung jeans, with what appeared to be tattoos covering his back and arms.
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People routinely show up at demonstrations with their bullhorns, their bottles of water and their rifles, because in Texas it is legal to carry a rifle slung over a shoulder in public.
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On the way back, I came upon a low-slung, '70s-style office building made of tan-brown stucco, with a sign that read, intriguingly, "The Planetary Society," in a swooshy font.
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The arena's steel-and-mesh exterior resembles the fronds of Iraq's national tree — the date palm — and its futuristic facade dominates an urban landscape populated with crumbling, low-slung mud-brick homes.
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Here too are a covetable desk Bo Bardi made of caviuna wood, and a low-slung armchair Palanti crafted from darker cabreúva, both of which are supported by bold N-shaped legs.
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Despite the land transfer, the politics of the poor towns surrounding the airport zone, especially Chimalhuacán, a city of low-slung concrete houses straddling the hillsides above the lake bed, are unpredictable.
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Landmarks like the Bunkier Sztuki Gallery (1965), a low-slung concrete structure in Krakow, and the saucer-shaped Spodek arena (1971), in the city of Katowice, were also erected during this period.
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With gold headphones slung around his neck and a team press official at his side, he marched toward the door as a few intrepid journalists gamely, but hopelessly, lobbed questions at him.
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Flashing golf-ball-sized diamonds and dropping trou in her palatial closets as she stepped into floor-length gowns or low-slung jeans of her own design, Simmons was an uninhibited maximalist.
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The two low-slung buildings, designed by Estudio 41, a Brazilian architecture firm, house laboratories, operational support and living quarters — and could be mistaken for an art museum or a boutique hotel.
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My sister, who was then angelically blond, won, after singing "Bicycle Built for Two" in a patriotic costume (one of the red-and-white striped towels slung over her like a toga).
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The outfit is my take on Johnson&aposs 2012 zip-line stunt, in which his look was described as "a damp towel slung over a washing line" by the writer Rachel Denton.
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To fill an awkward spot in the living room, he built a low-slung kidney-shaped sofa, evocative of a 1970s-era swimming pool, and now fitted with a natural linen slipcover.
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A cluster of low-slung buildings in a northeast suburb of Phoenix is an unlikely hub for this wealth explosion — not least for Schwab, whose headquarters have long been in San Francisco.
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One cover of "The Wizard of Oz" shows Dorothy as an African American girl with her hair in a braid and puffs and a pair of red sneakers slung over her shoulder.
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They ate at a table on the deck, paper napkins slung over their thighs, slurping strands of pasta as the sun slid from the sky and Jimmy Buffett crooned from a speaker.
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Square Feet DENVER — A checkerboard of low-slung buildings and vacant parcels, the River North Art District in this fast-growing city has developed a funky vibe over the last few years.
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Then I step inside the Mose (pronounced mo-SAY) visitors' center, a low-slung gray building bordered with patterned burgundy and apricot tiles embellished with African symbols representing life, death and community.
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Her claim echoes accusations that actor Tom Arnold has previously levied about the president, who he said slung racist insults and obscenities that were captured during outtakes of the reality television show.
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Fact: Real change requires an ability to listen to those who've not been heard for too long — not just when "watermelon" comments are slung their way and give the museum bad press.
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Reynolds shared the pair of images on Twitter, one a close-up of the character's face and another, wider shot that shows his bionic arm and a massive weapon slung over his shoulder.
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But the Genesis city car concept adopts a more slow-slung and sporty shape with a coupe-like roofline and the sort of wheels one would find on a high-performance sports car.
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When Hamilton won his third title in Texas last year, he tossed a cap to Rosberg while they waited in the podium room and had it slung straight back by the unhappy German.
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" The cover shows a bearded figure, representing God, with an assault rifle slung across his back and a bloodstained robe, and the headline: "One Year Later: The Assassin Is Still on the Run.
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Trump sat in his on-board office with a navy blue Air Force One jacket slung over his desk chair, pool reports said, before telling assembled journalists he had met the vehicle's pilot.
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The rise of glitzy tech structures marks a radical departure for an industry that has favored nondescript, low-slung office buildings and left corporate palaces to the likes of banks and oil giants.
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Last year, Vodun's album Possession sent more than a few shockwaves through the Noisey office with its offbeat blend of hefty stoner doom, low-slung blues, heavy psych rock, and West African spiritualism.
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"Getting this mind and body ready for Vegas… #rehearsalflow #selfmotivate #AllIHave #February8 #jlovegas2017 #inalilpainrightnowcantlie #feelsgoodtho #letsgetit," she captioned the pic, in which she wears a rolled up white tank and low-slung sweatpants.
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Up in Harlem, he jumped off his bicycle — he rode more than 803 over the years, replacing one after another as they were wrecked or stolen — for B-boys in low-slung jeans.
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SEATTLE — Amazon's new urban headquarters — more than 215 office buildings and three towers that, once completed, will dominate a low-slung section of the city — are a gleaming symbol of boom times here.
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So her signature broderie anglaise was grounded in vinyl and knotted down one side, nude tulle covered in peonies, heavy taffeta remade as a trench, and big shoulder bags slung across the body.
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Rainbow-colored tulle was piled onto the head of an otherwise naked mannequin, feather boas were slung over a rolling rack, and a lace collar awaited its fate near a Singer sewing machine.
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About 50 kids were excited to see the former President and greeted him with handshakes and cheers when he walked through the door with a big sack of gifts slung over his shoulder.
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The school is a cluster of low-slung buildings on an old military base in Sandy Hook, a strip of protected federal land jutting out from the northern edge of the Jersey Shore.
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Perched on the sand along the ocean, the low-slung hotel has 303 teak and ipe wood rooms (including teak soaking tubs) with tatami mats and sliding doors that bring the outdoors in.
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Hoby shares O'Hara's keen eye for the city's grubby beauty, for how, as she writes, "a low-slung sun burned all the day's dirt into gold," for its hum and heat and clatter.
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The modest lobby leads to the Trade Room, a huge common room with a soaring ceiling, big arched windows, pink Tennessee granite, original brass hardware, low-slung modern sofas and a long bar.
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The songs here work as loose scaffolds, and Mr. Mahanthappa's trio-mates — the guitarist Rez Abbasi and the drummer and tabla player Dan Weiss — fill the space with low-slung body and warmth.
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The county government wants the residents of Zhong cave to move to a nearby block of housing: low-slung, white-walled farmhouses with wooden window frames that were completed nearly 10 years ago.
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According to happy reviewers, these bags keep dirty clothes off the floor and can be easily slung across a shoulder or back for painless clothing transport no matter where your washing machines are.
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"Kind but courageous, friendly but dignified, the bulldog is a thick-set, low-slung, well-muscled bruiser whose &apossourmug&apos face is the universal symbol of courage and tenacity," AKC&aposs website summarizes.
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At the wharf, other small rusty Japanese trucks were gathered in the last stages of loading a low-slung forty-foot wooden boat with tomatoes, most in boxes but some in loose piles.
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In the audience, I counted one-third of the women d ' un certain age who were presumably propelled there by platonic crushes and the memory of low-slung coin belts—women like myself.
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As Mr. Walentas scanned the horizon from his rising tower, which provides views of low-slung sections of Brooklyn that were mostly unattainable before the rental boom, he said he wasn't worried about competition.
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He was standing there, like a glossy page torn out of the NME come to life, one arm slung around a tiny-fringed XFM DJ, a thin dusting of white powder around one nostril.
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She was a midsize ship, a tenth of a mile long, low-slung, with a seven-story superstructure in the stern and plumes of rust fanning down the hull from her main deck scuppers.
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But Hooper Market isn't just for specialists — during business hours, Marawa props a giant fake cactus (What else?) slung with hot-pink rings outside the door so locals can give them a casual spin.
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But any time Herring attempted to hit Fedor on the feet he was slung to the mat, and his rolls to the turtle only allowed Emelianenko to move around him and continue pounding him.
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" Smith, who portrays Manson with a guitar slung around his neck as he picks out third-rate songs he believes will propel him to global stardom, said: "This isn't a film about Charles Manson.
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The famously gruff-voiced singer was back in the news after Chad Kroeger (of Nickelback infamy) slung insults at Taylor's other project Stone Sour, eliciting a response from both Taylor and, improbably, Smash Mouth.
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And its construction gives me confidence that it'll survive the bustle of a busy trade show while slung around my neck (even if said neck might end up sore from the camera's considerable weight).
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Ford was suitably sporty—there were plungy, hiked-up body suits which were basically bathing suits, under low-slung pants and oversized blazers and sweatshirts that seemed tossed-on after a hard day's something.
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Ty's aesthetic has become famous in its own right, attending every game wearing visibly official Arsenal merchandise, down to the water bottle that keeps him hydrated and official club headphones slung around his neck.
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"Getting this mind and body ready for Vegas… #rehearsalflow #selfmotivate #AllIHave #February8 #jlovegas2017 #inalilpainrightnowcantlie #feelsgoodtho #letsgetit," she captioned the shot, in which she sported a rolled up white tank top and low-slung sweatpants.
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A low-slung red car a few feet off my rear bumper swerved to the right and somehow made it through the narrow space between the right lane and the wall, and sped away.
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It is hoped that the plane will take off with a rocket slung underneath, which it would then drop from an altitude of more than 30,000 feet, sending it on its way to space.
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Zig-zagging between crunchy pop-rock, smooth and darkly shaded electro, low-slung hip-hop beats, and (most recently) PC Music's glitched-out meta-mayhem, the UK pop troublemaker's brand has undoubtedly been chaos.
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From its gun-slung backwater towns in the north to its neon-bleached cityscape in the south, the Los Santos skyline cuts an impressive figure against the seemingly endless ocean that hugs its shores.
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He sports a light grey Surrey Creep Catchers hoodie, camo shorts, and a black baseball cap; his chihuahua Pinto is slung over his shoulder in a green leather bag, softening his otherwise imposing presence.
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Lux, usually with his hair wild, in nothing but skintight leather pants slung just above his groin (or just undies, and often heels), sweaty and moaning, would jerk around and suck on his mic.
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So I made a pilgrimage up Flat Rock Road to the white cinder block building that served as the exterior of the Boar's Nest, where Daisy Duke slung beers in her namesake micro-shorts.
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With blue chunky cable knits and cashmere thigh-high leg warmers to bejeweled Elbesegler sailor caps, long smoking pipes and side-slung quilted duffel bags, the models were transformed into a merchant mariner. Ahoy.
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The frontier between Tabatinga and Leticia—capital of the Colombian Amazon—amounts to a speed bump on the main avenue where a yawning guard watches scooter traffic, a machine gun slung over his shoulder.
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We stopped for lunch at the Briar Tea Bungalow, a rambling, low-slung Colonial-style building northwest of Munnar that the British built on a mountain top surrounded by 363,500 acres of tea plants.
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But down on the sand itself, facing a low, gray sky, people surfed, swam, sat shirtless in low-slung beach chairs and tossed around balls like it was a hot Tuesday afternoon in July.
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The army had soldiers stationed on the hospital's top floor; young men with guns slung over their shoulders paced the halls there, while a gaggle of white-uniformed nurses sat in a room nearby.
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Sitting down for an interview at a nearby hotel earlier that day, a pastel scarf slung around his neck and a thicket of white hair tousled on his head, he had been similarly epigrammatic.
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It moves away from the form for which the brand is known—low-slung rides like the Gallardo and Aventador—but retains the sort of specs you get from those chest-beating two-seaters.
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In 2007, a firefighter in Brooklyn was climbing down a ladder while holding tools in both hands when the heavy saw slung across his back shifted and knocked him off balance, federal investigators found.
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The first Waajeed tracks were low-slung instrumental hip-hop at its most blunt-soaked, while Electric Street Orchestra, a more recent project alongside "Mad" Mike Banks, fuses acidic techno with syrupy spoken word.
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Its catalog, launched in 1983, depicted couples with sweaters slung over their shoulders and around their waists, and sun-tanned men wearing white button-downs, striped ties, and rolled-up khakis on the beach.
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Ben Guerdane's so-called 'Souk Libya' – a labyrinth of low-slung stores selling clothes, televisions and microwaves, some still in boxes with the names of Libyan import firms — has been under pressure for years.
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So I admit I wasn't enthusiastic about stuffing myself, down parka and all, into the low-slung coupe with the retractable aluminum hardtop — until I pressed the clutch and peeled out onto the icy street.
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Well hung, slung from the fork of the muscular legs, The firm vase of his sperm, like a bulging pear, Cradling its handsome glands, two herculean eggs, Swung as he came towards me, shameless, bare.
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At the ballgame, the duo of Bailey and Griner slung their arms around Scalise's shoulders and slowly escorted their protectee from the first base dugout to his position at second base to start the game.
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The low-slung town is almost invisible even from a couple of miles down the highway, and during an average sandstorm the city and the loose earth have the illusion of disappearing into one another.
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That small bag slung over her arm so nonchalantly may look like no big deal, but in fact, it's an extremely rare, no longer in production 30cm Himalayan Nilo Crocodile Birkin made from albino crocodiles.
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The 21-year-old model — who has been sparking romance speculation with former boyfriend The Weekend during the festival — accessorized with a matching necklace and earring set and slung a black backpack over her shoulders.
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The American Kennel Club describes English bulldogs as "kind but courageous, friendly but dignified, [they are] a thick-set, low-slung, well-muscled bruiser whose 'sourmug' face is the universal symbol of courage and tenacity."
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GREELEY, Pa. — Pastor Hyung Jin "Sean" Moon took the stage in rural Pennsylvania wearing his trademark green camo blazer, a crown made of empty bullet casings, and a gold AR-15 slung over his shoulder.
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But a thousand styles are flourishing in and around Los Angeles now, ones that are clearly indebted to the city's past, from slung-low funk to ambitious jazz to tense hip-hop to perceptive soul.
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On Friday, the company debuted the Jaguar Vision Gran Turismo Coupé, a low-slung hypercar that will be available to play in Gran Turismo Sport on the PlayStation 4 starting at the end of November.
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"Glitter Vessel with Blue Neck Semicircles" (2016) is based, I believe, on a Roman flat-bottomed bottle with a low-slung, bulbous belly, a long, slightly tapered neck, and a sassy flair at the lip.
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All that changed at the alt-right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, last year, when men in combat fatigues with ARs slung over their shoulders stalked the streets and threatened to kill me and my friends.
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MTR sites are in areas packed with low-slung, steep-banked hills that twist and turn inward on themselves; winding through the narrow roads that lead to them is a dizzy, exhausting kind of madness.
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Low-slung and shrouded in fog, it sits a short walk from the Coliseum Public Market, an old-school swap meet full of Raiders jerseys and Pitbull puppies and kids sporting home-brewed MAC Lipglass.
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This low-slung, earth-colored village, with its rough and uneven stone streets, is one of the four communities that make up the Acoma Pueblo, which is one of the state's 19 modern-day pueblos.
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While Formula E's low-slung hot rods bear little outward resemblance to the plug-in options at your local dealership, they are effectively prototypes for automakers seeking to bring all-electric driving into the mainstream.
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Called the Harrison, the 221-unit, 443-story red-brick-faced tower, at 244-22011 22017th Drive near Jackson Avenue, is rising from the site of a low-slung garage in the Court Square area.
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On a recent afternoon, the women and children sat on the ground to listen to Mr. Shettima as members of a civilian anti-Boko Haram militia towered over them with guns slung across their shoulders.
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Mr. Gvasalia arrived at the Balenciaga offices, a giant, striped market bag from his first collection slung over his shoulder, to discuss his work, his Paris shows and the early reaction to his first designs.
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It's also a relatively low-slung area, meaning One Clinton, at 36 stories, offers sweeping views from its one- to five-bedroom units, which have nearly 10-foot ceilings, airy floor plans and picture windows.
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The next morning, March 12, two guards collected his breakfast tray and asked Glover if he was OK. After they left, Glover knotted his bed sheet around his neck and slung it from a pipe.
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Two older women sat at a table on the open-air deck, flicking through a food menu, while a trio of 20-somethings sipped wine against a backdrop of low-slung houses and train cars.
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Named for the leather panniers slung across a horse's back, this equestrian-inspired handbag style is now a classic shape, thanks to brands such as Chloé and Dior, which both create new versions each season.
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It's certainly not a word that should be slung around casually, because a lie, if I understand the English language properly, implies intent — an intentional relaying of something that the speaker knows is not true.
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He cited an April study from the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory that found salmon slung through the cannon sustained fewer injuries than traditional systems like fish ladders, which force salmon to jump up "rungs" upstream.
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The last thing Mr. Beazley saw as they tried to slam the door was the gunman, clad in a black trench coat, heading toward the closet, a strap of shotgun shells slung across his chest.
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The 54-year-old Italian car firm is already deviating from its tradition of producing high-powered, low-slung sportscars with its new sport utility vehicle, called Urus, itself a variation in its bovine branding.
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Over the past several years, the Institute for Justice has slung lawsuits at several cities — many majority black, majority low-income, or both — and accused them of systematically pushing out residents with housing code regulations.
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BANGALORE, India — There was the usual afternoon disorder on Hongasandra Main Road: the crowd of peddlers and small-time godmen, cows nosing through piles of trash, factory workers with ID cards slung around their necks.
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This is sabudana vada, one of a hundred snacks available at Mumbai Xpress in Floral Park on the eastern edge of Queens, where the buildings are slung low and the sky is unpinned and wide.
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A low-slung table at the Blum & Poe booth was set as if for coffee with friends — or, dare I say, a craft fair — with pretty but plain-looking mugs and bowls by J.B. Blunk.
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Two Virginia Beach police detectives at the station in the municipal complex heard calls on the scanner, immediately grabbed the bullet proof vests slung over their office chairs and ran about 300 yards to the scene.
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Shuffling through the Vatican a few days after Christmas, my brother-in-law didn't bat an eye as he folded up and slung it over his shoulder with the built-in strap like a big purse.
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LOCAL GRIEVANCES Ben Guerdanes so-called Souk Libya a labyrinth of low-slung stores selling clothes, televisions and microwaves, some still in boxes with the names of Libyan import firms -- has been under pressure for years.
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Brown also said police arrested 20 to 30 people who had been involved in protests in Dallas that night who were wearing gas masks and bullet-proof vests and had AR-15s slung across their shoulders.
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The Battlefield Vegas range is in a low-slung building that sits catercorner from the Circus Circus hotel and casino, which looks like it has seen better days, although A.J. was quick to recommend its steakhouse.
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A pair of the things, slung underwing on a plane like a Boeing 777, provide enough thrust to push the aircraft and its hundreds of passengers aloft, spinning reliably for over 5,000 miles, day after day.
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Tucked up against the Los Angeles River behind all of this is a obscure, low slung office building with no markings that, over the past decade, has become the physical totem of west-coast skate culture.
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"It's one arrow slung after another, back and forth, back and forth -- a lot of inaction in Washington, DC," said Paul DeMarco, a former Republican state legislator who has not endorsed anyone in the Senate race.
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Bad Omen is home to a number of stellar heavy music bands, who run the gamut from low-slung stoner doom and screaming speed metal to hazy psych, bellbottomed 70s rock, and full-throated traditional doom.
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The 34-year-old business woman tapped celebrity hairstylist Christopher Marrero, a registered democrat, to create the gorgeous, face-framing low-slung chignon she wore to the second presidential debate Sunday evening in St. Louis, Missouri.
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The Texas 7th Although it may just look like a 13-lane highway lined with glassy office parks that fade into sleepy, low-slung bungalows, Houston's 7th District is the nerve center of the oil industry.
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Will the San Francisco skyline ever be as beautiful as it was before the Salesforce Tower rose like a middle finger to the city's low-slung aesthetic, amid a rising fist of preening (and leaning) towers?
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Over the next few days, cannons boomed in the distance as Banker and the five women under her command at the switchboards connected calls around the clock, their gas masks and helmets slung over their chairs.
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Entry is via a courtyard and down one level in a glass elevator, which opens onto a sprawling subterranean lobby outfitted with low-slung velvet sofas, retro-style glass tables, and a glittering, gold-tiled fireplace.
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At the moment, the site is little more than a series of low-slung buildings: a furniture warehouse, an armored car company, artist studios and a casual waterfront food spot, Anable Basin Sailing Bar and Grill.
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Andreychenko, 20, was arrested Thursday after panic ensued when he walked into the store that afternoon with his rifle slung across his chest, pushing a shopping cart and recording himself with a cell phone, police say.
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On a recent Saturday morning, on the third floor of Baruch College's Lower Manhattan campus, this emphasis was on display, as more than 200 high school sophomores, loaded backpacks slung over their shoulders, headed to class.
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Merely holding a handgun or rifle in the hand with a finger on the trigger, as opposed to holstered or slung over the shoulder, could appear threatening and subject the carrier to a legitimate police stop.
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It's spacious enough to carry makeup, my 11-inch iPad Pro, a power bank, and loads of other random supplies, not to mention it's comfortable carried slung at your side or cinched up like a backpack.
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"We're going to have to take plants [to space]," said Dixon, director of Guelph's Controlled Environment Systems Research Facility, a low-slung, bunker-like building focused on developing plant-based life support systems for space travel.
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Though an angry mob smashed in the windows of her hotel and pimps slung cow dung at her at public meetings, Butler's campaign was successful in pushing one burden of criminality away from women selling sex.
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Though he declined to share sales numbers, Hamilton attributes his products' success to the fact that unlike the typical horizontal cellphone holsters, his were vertical, inspired by the low-slung gun holsters of the Old West.
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They embraced for so long that a presenter had to nudge them off the stage, and as they walked off, John was wiping tears from his eyes as the two slung their arms around each other's shoulders.
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Hybrid Theory certainly didn't shy away from nu-metal tropes (peep the low-slung bass chug and whisper-screams on "Run Away"), but it felt different from the naked rage that bands like Slipknot and Korn peddled.
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But his perspective on the steelworks is shaped by his being the co-owner of the Docks Cafe, a low-slung hideout of a place, tucked away down an unmarked road in the shadow of the plant.
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Originally founded as a teachers' college during boom times in the 22011s, the small, austere campus of concrete plazas and low-slung brick buildings now occupies 22010 acres of land deep on the South Side of Chicago.
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When the Cavs wised up and sent extra help, Westbrook hopped back and slung a pass to Steven Adams for a layup, and what had been a tie game two minutes earlier was an eight-point advantage.
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In a navy suit and yellow tie, with sunglasses slung around his neck, Jones pointed to the building's brick wall as he walked Johnson and his daughter Abigail through the evidence used to convict the Klansman bombers.
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Small shouldered jackets and coats sliced up the spine for movement were paired with hip-slung trousers, puddling at the ankles, and macramé vests trailing strands of fringe (weirdly, macramé is sort of a thing this season).
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Every Formica table in the place was packed: with schoolchildren in matching T-shirts, middle-aged tourists with giant S.L.R. cameras slung around their necks, and a mélange of zoo employees wearing branded fleeces and muddy boots.
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And on this loom, Susanna made everything the family needed, from bedcovers, blankets and towels to the wool textiles laid atop wood chests and the saddlebags slung over the backs of donkeys or men to transport things.
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For her commission at London's Tate, Kara Walker has placed a female figure atop a fountain that sports a tree slung with a noose and allegorical figures taken from depictions of the slave trade and other events.
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When we visited that part of the country, which seemed to me as withered as Santo Domingo was lush, they never failed to appear — low-slung sweeps of light, streaking across a baseball field, vanishing into grass.
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I cornered one of the sharply dressed start-up guys with the bag slung over his shoulder at Weinmeisterstraße U-Bahn to ask where he'd got it, and was met with a brusque "keine Ahnung" (no idea).
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The low-slung, $150,000 hybrid road rocket, which can hit 60 mph in 2.7 seconds on the way to a top speed of 213 mph, has delivered essentially bulletproof reliability in its five years on the road.
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Abel Trujillo, a very able wrestler, pretty much gave up in the final round of their fight—throwing his arms out with exasperation every time he regained his footing only to be slung back to the mat.
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There was a shirtless Justin Bieber with a gold chain around his neck, hair immaculately coiffed; Mike Tyson with his famous face tattoo; Zach Galifianakis in a T-shirt with a messenger bag slung casually around his shoulder.
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One of three identical statues made by sculptor Antun Augustincic in 1948, the life-size statue showing Tito in military uniform with greatcoat slung over his shoulders had been stored in a commemorative room at an army barracks.
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The government used its powers to acquire much of the land that was not then under its control (it now owns around 5003% of Singapore's territory), and gradually moved Singaporeans from low-slung villages into concrete high-rises.
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Companies including Medtronic, CareFusion, DJO Global and Hill-Rom-Welch Allyn -- some that have their headquarters just up the road in San Diego -- have invested heavily in Tijuana, constructing long, low-slung factories tucked into the hilly terrain.
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With the screen tilted up, and a relatively silent shutter, I was able to take photos with the X70 while it was slung around my shoulder that I never would have captured if I was using a viewfinder.
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The models slouched their circular course in a parrot-feather palette of pink, purple, orange and green — some in low-slung, droopy trousers; some in higher, tighter pants, their blotchily patterned shirts and scarves hanging loosely about them.
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Add a layer of personal rivalry on top of the politics: The former police commissioner Raymond Kelly questioned the accuracy of statistics under William Bratton's watch, and "that led to thunderbolts being slung both ways," The Times reported.
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In Turkey, it was the female equivalent of the same, a neat dress of the sort most women wear to work: round-necked, short-sleeved, complete with flat leather shoes and a tote bag slung over a shoulder.
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" He continued: "Groening's style clearly owes more to underground cartoonist R. Crumb than it does to Hanna-Barbera," adding that Homer and Marge's "offspring are exactly the sort of low-slung predators people who hate children dread most.
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They're worth hunting for, like char kway teow, springy flat bands of rice noodles slung in the wok with tight whorls of shrimp, squid, rough-hewed pork and eggs that break apart and half-set in creamy scraps.
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As we drove on, I scrolled through geotagged posts on Instagram and began to brood over the fact that I had never mugged for the camera with an arm slung around the metal pyramid atop the famed zenith.
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The district's signature feature is Borgo Pirelli, an early 20th-century village of red-roofed, low-slung apartment clusters, now used as public housing, built to keep the Pirelli tire factory workers tethered to the nearby assembly line.
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Just moments after the Warriors closed out the finals with a win in Game 5 last week, a new Nike commercial aired, responding to the barbs that have been slung at Durant over the course of his career.
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At this serene cafeteria that opened in February in the lobby of the Africa Center, on Fifth Avenue across from Central Park, low-slung chairs and tables built from repurposed refrigerators nestle among frilly palms and trailing vines.
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Then Mr. Jenkins stepped onto the patchy grass of the courtyard that sits between a grouping of desperate-looking buildings, low-slung and austere, the type of stingy architecture we've come to equate with housing for the poor.
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EAST BATON ROUGE, La. (Reuters) - The East Baton Rouge Parish Prison, a squat brick building with low-slung ceilings and walls sometimes smeared with feces, is the face of a paradigm shift: penitentiaries as mental health care providers.
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We anticipate misogyny slung at us from all corners of the male universe, but we hold fast to the hope that women will not seek to needlessly destroy other women for the sake of pleasure or self-service.
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There was the snapshot of Carmine Galante, the boss of the Bonanno crime family, shot in the face—possibly set up by his own men—slung over a fallen chair at an Italian restaurant in Brooklyn in 1979.
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In his California hometown, Imperial, with its tidy, low-slung homes and desert suburban landscape of bail bonds offices, taco shacks and strip malls, Ruiz's accomplishment has uplifted a community that feels beleaguered by national divisiveness over immigrants.
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Environmentalists say the agency's control center in Brasilia, a collection of low-slung concrete buildings from the 1970s, is one of the world's most important hubs for protecting rainforests and the land rights of people who depend on them.
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As if she can see all the way through the laptop bag I'd slung on a chair at the beginning of our interview, straight to the unfinished drafts on my hard drive, which I have not mentioned, not once.
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But the Bulldogs ripped off a 16-03 run punctuated by Weatherspoon's steal where Austin tried to tie the ball up on the other end, but slung the MSU junior to the floor at the end of the sequence.
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Walking around Brentwood on Tuesday, the actress paired her new matrimonial bauble with a menswear inspired look, wearing an oversized tweed blazer, white t-shirt, distressed boyfriend jeans, oversized sunglasses, and a J.W. Anderson purse slung over her arm.
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This low-slung, seated position makes recumbent bicycles "beneficial for people with back pain or balance problems," said Kathy Dieringer, a board member of the National Athletic Trainers' Association and president of D&D Sports Med in Denton, Tex.
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Head upstairs and you'll also find a wider variety of craft beer, a screened-in deck, and... a bar crafted out of an entire short school bus, with shots and beers being slung out of the still intact windows.
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We drove past spaced-out, low-slung houses and boarded-up businesses — shuttered restaurants, a decrepit gas station — as Iles, an African-American retired lunchroom worker and community activist, guided me toward the muddy banks of the Red River.
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But as a homeless man named Julian, 30, hiked down from the hills and into Nederland one rainy afternoon, guitar and knapsack slung on his back, he said a passing driver yelled at him to get out of town.
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It is good to see her open and delicate face again, her brown symmetrically parted hair, her apron slung over a version of the outfit she seems always to be wearing: inscrutable and well-cut navy blue and black.
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Two more sightings came from a man and his father-in-law, who said they'd seen someone fitting Haas' description walking along the shoulder of State Route 22 in early September, possibly with a bedroll slung beneath his backpack.
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Her blond hair coifed, she was dressed in a navy cashmere turtleneck and jeans, a baroque pearl slung from a diamond chain around her neck, and alternated between burbling conspiratorial laughter and a cleareyed appraisal of what lies ahead.
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Of course, this being the same guy that once slung low-end anarchy as half of the dubstep duo Vex'd, there's also a fair share of piston-like percussion work, sending industrial shivers through the track's five-minute runtime.
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There were a lot of pants — Léa Seydoux in Vuitton, Margot Robbie in sequined Chanel pants and a filigree white Princess and the Pea tunic — and cropped tops: Marion Cotillard, in a low-slung Chanel skirt and halter top.
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A promotional video from Raytheon shows its Griffin missile being fired from a launch tube slung underneath the stub wing of an Army OH-58 Kiowa Warrior helicopter, and a manufacturer in Arizona advertises such mounts on its website.
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"I'm a designer and I happen to do movies," the 41-year-old said over tea at her Milan apartment, looking the epitome of cool in a khaki jumpsuit, her tousled black hair pulled into a low-slung ponytail.
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And his communications director slung mud about Bloomberg's health -- she later said she had misspoken -- as she appeared to take umbrage at the very idea that a man in his late 70s should be up-front about his health.
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Its Eagle Lofts, which melds a 54-story modern tower to a low-slung former electrical warehouse at 163-22 Queens Street as part of a 790-unit complex, is now under construction, with an expected 2018 completion date.
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With the ball on the Giants' 38-yard line with 3:45 left in the first half, Rodgers slung a strike over Giants cornerback Eli Apple to wide receiver Davante Adams sprinting down the right sideline for 31 yards.
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On the Sooners' first score of the game, he snuck out of a busted pocket, waved tight end Mark Andrews toward middle of the end zone, and slung a tight-angled pass between two Auburn defenders for the touchdown.
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She is Italian, a former model, she came to New York from Milan in the late 90s, and Jessica has seen many pictures of Paola from the era, with her arm slung around the big designers of the time.
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At one point, there is a view of him with "Heavy Interrobang Ornament" (2016, on display in the gallery), an artwork incorporating a slide projector, slung over his shoulder, as if it were a weapon or a tool of some kind.
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It's a feeling Constance knows from catching her mother alone in padded bra and girdle, her mother's blue-white skin, the frayed straps of her complicated undergarments Constance has seen drying in the master bathroom, slung over the metal shower rod.
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Some of the details are hard to ignore: the net bag slung over the man's shoulder containing three heads, the man's prominently delineated ass — the darkest outlines in the picture — and his testicles, hanging just low enough to be seen.
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They also worry about the lewdness of some rap lyrics—a pretext that was used for blacklisting 120 rap songs in 2015 (when members of one well-known group were slung into jail for several days, apparently for being too risqué).
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The cement section stands a couple of inches off the floor at its juncture with the steel frame, and rises to a couple of feet at its highest, farthest point, a low-slung blockade suggesting a checkpoint in a combat zone.
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The first interactor—a muscular man in his fifties with a shaved head and a black V-neck sweater—walks into a conference room and sits in a low-slung blue armchair before a phalanx of video cameras and studio lights.
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"I don't need the ticket, that's why I'm selling," the man said, declining to give his name, although he still had his World Cup fan ID slung around his neck, meaning he had been vetted and cleared by the Russian authorities.
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But in the end, after so much doubt and turmoil, he proved himself an all-time great, two belts slung over his shoulders and crowing about an equity stake in the company he'd help turn into a $2190 billion enterprise.
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This has raised fresh questions among regulators about a digital anti-stall system known as Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System, or MCAS, designed specifically for the MAX to offset the extra lift from larger engines mounted on its low-slung frame.
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Gomez accessorized with the most unlikely of pieces, from the most unexpected of places: It wasn't her trusty Coach Rogue tote slung over her shoulder, it's an Alice in Wonderland-themed saddle bag from Hot Topic, as Teen Vogue reported.
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Perfectos, field jackets, bombers with low slung bellows-patch pockets, linen shirts in abstracted leaf patterns, neatly pleated trousers and driving shoes, of course — they all have the quality of something you probably already have in your closet or should.
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When, on a recent visit, I asked a lifelong resident to take me on a tour, he brought me past his childhood home in a quiet neighborhood of low-slung ranch houses, a 20163-Eleven, and a large shopping center.
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David Alekhuogie is represented by a large pigment print on cotton, "Pull-Up K/W/R" (2017), which is a close-up view of low-slung red pants, white underwear, and a black t-shirt – three stacked horizontal bands of color.
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All told, 64 buildings of all types have been completed or are under construction in the once low-slung area since that 2005 rezoning, said Michael Meola, a partner at BJH Advisors, a real estate consulting firm active in the area.
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Restoration Hardware's Chesterfield-style sofa, or West Elm's Parsons table, or a handful of usual suspects from Ikea: those pleasingly plain kitchen cabinets; those rattan chairs; that Malm bed, whose austere low-slung minimalism conjures the ghost of Donald Judd.
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Led by Abubakar Shekau, notorious for his wild YouTube rants with a Kalashnikov slung across his chest, Boko Haram's battleground strategy often consisted of sending men, women and children strapped with explosives into markets and mosques to blow up everyday citizens.
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The Liquor Cabinet, available on iTunes beginning today, offers classic recipes tested and refined by Maxwell Britten, who slung drinks at Williamsburg's Maison Premiere when it was recognized for its Outstanding Bar Program at the Beard awards earlier this year.
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And in another, two men stand side by side in sleeveless gold buttoned navy blazers and multiple layered pairs of super low-slung, belted baggy jeans, sporting black hats and blond side curls like those worn by Orthodox Jewish men.
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But after a sniper killed five police officers in Dallas in July, President Obama, the city's mayor and the police chief all said the police had struggled to distinguish the gunman from law-abiding citizens with rifles slung over their backs.
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The QB was Kerry Rhodes (a safety in the NFL) who dropped back and slung a dime to Owens in the back of the endzone to tie up the game as time expired at the Athletes Vs. Cancer flag football game.
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But she is warm and approachable in person, and for one recent interview, she arrived at the office dressed like any other Google employee, with black cowboy boots and a backpack slung over one shoulder, ready to discuss her track record.
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The primary migrant-services facility in the region, a former nursing home in McAllen now used by Catholic Charities as an immigrant respite center, is already reaching capacity, with nearly every inch of the low-slung red-brick building occupied.
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NEW DELHI — Off a smoggy, six lane highway in India's capital, past a Catholic church and an elegant mosque painted white and green, is a low-slung, 1950s-style bungalow on a pink bougainvillea-lined lane where wild peacocks roam.
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Its eight low-slung, terra-cotta-tiled houses are built into a hill covered in willow and angel's trumpets, and, from the hotel's restaurant (don't miss the corn-and-quinoa tamales), guests can watch alpacas graze on the front lawn.
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The London-based designer Alice Cicolini created a necklace of hand-carved maple, hand-painted in Kabul, that was meant to be slung around the neck so two pompoms on long silk rayon threads would sway with the wearer's movements.
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I've seen a bunch of shows there, and the low-slung stage, the way the crowd's kind of close, to me, it stands out in rock clubs in the way you develop a relationship with the artist on the stage.
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But on a cliff above the sea, inside a low-slung government building, a bank of sophisticated machines sniffs that air day and night, revealing telltale indicators of the way human activity is altering the planet on a major scale.
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Against a nearby wall of the long, low-slung industrial building, Shechet had piled wood in various stages of fabrication: hollow, car-tire-size slices of trunk with the bark still on, towering rough-hewn beams and thin sheets of plywood.
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To research THE ALPS: A Human History From Hannibal to Heidi and Beyond (Norton, $2000), his entertaining, turbocharged race among the high mountain passes of six alpine countries, Stephen O'Shea rented a low-slung, limited-edition Renault Mégane sports car.
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A fishing boat from Dakar, cut in half and set on end, stands near the entrance, the kind of low-slung pirogue often used, Mr. Thiam notes, to take those seeking asylum on the dangerous voyage from Senegal to Spain.
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Tucked into the city's southeastern corner, with one lone commercial strip and quiet residential streets lined with low-slung single-family homes, it didn't have the gut-punch beauty of so many of San Francisco's neighborhoods, or the hustle and vibrancy.
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Mr. Nallen has also bought a building across town, a low-slung former veterinary clinic a few steps from the Mount Vernon West station, where on a bleak stretch he plans to open a combination deli, beer store and bar.
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She is credited with having influenced the Stones' look — the low-slung pants and furs and feathers and floppy hats and jewelry that transformed them from a jacket-and-tie boy band into icons of decadent glam in the mid-1960s.
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Not so with the Outback, which I slung into corners with abandon, savoring the torque-vectoring thrills of that AWD setup and enjoying the firmed-up platform that this wagon now sits on (it's a new global architecture for Subaru).
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With 23 hours to kill, she wandered into the Arts District, an 18-square-block area of low-slung commercial properties and current and former auto-repair shops that's hidden between the towering Stratosphere and the faded glory of Fremont Street.
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Lucky owners of the GT, with its low-slung shape, 600-horsepower twin-turbo V6 mid-engine, scissor doors, and flying buttress aerodynamics will be able to choose from a variety of color schemes and can even add racing stripes.
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He wore a Goyard bandanna wrapped around his head, a Goyard satchel slung over his shoulder, round sunglasses, a literal handful of rings, multiple jewel-encrusted bracelets, and enough chains to make his chosen rap name sound like a statement of humility.
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While it may look unassuming, with its campus bordered by empty lots, low slung buildings, auto body shops and the freeway, Ponce Health Sciences University is ground zero for an experiment in education that could radically transform the way medicine is taught.
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The world of First Man is one of square jaws and close-cropped haircuts, low-slung midcentury houses on suburban culs-de-sac, beers on the patio with the boys while the women are inside tending to the kids and cleaning up.
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Wearing a purple patterned collared sweater and low slung denim pants, Bieber was spotted giving his mom — who was sporting a medical boot after breaking her foot on their recent vacation — a warm embrace outside the building where the celebrations were taking place.
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The Burmese made it their own, playing it lap-style and open-tuned rather than slung over the shoulder; eschewing strumming in favour of complex, syncopated picking; using the lower strings as drones or walking bass-lines while the upper mimicked a voice.
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Despite being only 37 years old, the latter -- a gay, veteran mayor from South Bend, Indiana, who is running for president in 2020 -- wowed the now 81-year-old Paulding after he spoke in a low-slung union hall here in Des Moines.
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She then tempered her evening wear apparel with a Madewell denim jacket — a steal at $118, especially when you consider that it's slung casually over a fresh-from-the-runway Jenny Packham lime chiffon gown with sequin and crystal floral embellished bodice.
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It's almost impossible take aim with the hand-me-down Makarov you were given: Every shot causes the gun to buck wildly and in your hands and the gunsight is little more than a giant low-slung wedge of steel atop the slide.
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In the early afternoon on Friday about a dozen Egypt supporters in their red, white and black soccer kit, some with the national flag draped over their shoulders, joined worshippers at a low-slung, green corrugated mosque tucked inconspicuously near Yekaterinburg's city center.
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He wore black shorts and a black basketball jersey, and his haircut straddled the line between a faux-hawk and a fade; a racket bag was slung over his shoulders, and his eyes were fixed on two smartphones, one in each hand.
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The low-slung brick elementary school, which opened in 1964, and the Farragut public-housing projects right outside its front doors once stood as hopeful, integrated islands in a city fractured by strict color lines in both its neighborhoods and its schools.
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As she stood in the middle of the Octagon with her head slung low as the decision was blasted around the T-Mobile Arena, you couldn't help but sympathize with the woman who brought the female sport to the world's biggest stage.
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While Maxwell was dressed all in black, Kristen opted for an all-white look wearing a cropped t-shirt, low-slung, baggy jeans and Adidas sneakers, keeping her short, frosted hair out of her face with the help of a blue bandana.
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What I hadn't appreciated was how much Tintoretto's dynamism drew from an experience of life in Venice you can still have in 2018: the shimmering of the canals, the winding back streets, the low-slung arcades, the continual sensation of being lost.
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The summer cottages along the largely unmarked roads are also free of embellishment: low-slung bungalows painted a familiar Falu red, the auburn-hued weather-resistant oil pigment derived from the copper mines of Dalarna, in central Sweden, during the 6003th century.
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Greasy rock 'n' roll licks and low-slung grooves abound, anchored by Pete Stahl's robust wail and lyrics about coyotes, dying, and tripping back and forth to the moon, Flower of Disease forged the missing link between Black Sabbath and Acid Bath.
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Zipping into stores on some seriously heavyweight vinyl, and on CD, the compilation is essential for anyone out there with even the slightest interest in low-slung contemporary disco and features the likes of Alex from Tokyo, Willie Burns, and Felix Dickinson.
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Before the drone personnel at Creech make their way home, some drop by the Airman Ministry Center, a low-slung beige building equipped with a foosball table, some massage chairs and several rooms where pilots and sensor operators can talk with clergy.
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It is architecturally quite lovely, the low-slung, hundred-year-old brick building erupting into a tough, industrial-looking glass and steel three-story structure with a rooftop garden and restaurant designed by Jim Gillam, of Backen, Gillam & Kroeger, the St. Helena, Calif.
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But even if your stay is a brief stopover, you shouldn't miss some of the stores that locals enjoy in Arusha's downtown, an area of mostly low-slung concrete buildings where street vendors hawk everything from local crafts and fruit to children's toys.
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The Italian Renaissance Revival villa that houses the Peace Gardens is sandwiched between a Polish shrine to Pope St. John Paul II and a low-slung stucco apartment block that looks like the scene of a murder in a 153s noir film.
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Cosby has supported her husband in several settings in confronting the accusations — so at odds with the image he honed as a family man on "The Cosby Show," or later as a public scold on issues like single motherhood and low-slung pants.
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Here in Fairview Heights, the new clinic, in a low-slung brick building that looks a bit like a bank, is "strategically located" next to several budget hotels and a large shopping center with "a lot of food options," Ms. Rodriguez said.
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Remember, quite early on, that spread-legged cowboy, Stetsoned, bandanna-ed, low-slung-gunned to the nines, standing with his back to us, staring at a blank canvas by a Ryman or some other modern American showman/roustabout big in the auction house?
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Sheer frocks in swiss dot and tulle had skirts cut by an asymmetric ruffle falling below the knee; cropped motorcycle leather jackets were studded in pearls, as were the matching low-slung motocross pants; and feather coats came in bird of paradise shades.
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Across the highway from Opryland sits a modern, low-slung building with a cross on the side and not much activity in its sprawling parking lots—on one recent afternoon, a family of deer was grazing on the grass near the main entrance.
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They came with him into his bedroom, capturing life with his first, second and third wives; they were slung around his neck and across his chest as he traveled to Paris, Tokyo, Chile, central Africa and back home to his native Amsterdam.
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The life-size town square, complete with fruit stalls and laundry hanging out to dry, was impressive in its scale and a perfect backdrop for what could possibly be the tiniest bags ever created, which models slung as though they were baguettes.
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Still, the inflatable AK47 decorated with the American flag slung over a man's back in Saratosa, Florida, or the wall of art in Selma, Alabama, where someone contributed a drawing of a gun, are embedded with quiet questions about this binding culture.
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Arranging herself on a low‑slung armchair by the couch — with limbs as long as Geraldine's, she was never so much seated as she was arranged — she reached out for a second handful of popcorn and met Katrina's curious gaze with a warm smile.
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Sure, they've crept around for years — spotted on bundled-up grannies or slung on a colleague's chair as a last-ditch effort to combat the frigid AC — but they've never held their own as a forward staple compared to modern turtlenecks and chunky knits.
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As you can see in the video, instead of, say, calling for help, or nudging it back into the water, the dude apparently just picked it up, slung it over his shoulder, and took it on a jaunt down the shoreline while someone filmed him.
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Other essential tools were the vasculum, a metal tube lined with moss and slung over the shoulder used to transport orchids from the field, and a plant press — a wooden frame holding stacks of newspapers and glass panes for flattening and drying study specimens.
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PARIS JACKSON Jackson and Brown, who starred together in the music video for the xx's "I Dare You" music video, were spotted spending the day together in a California neighborhood, where the pair were seen walking as Jackson slung one arm over Brown's shoulders.
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QUAYSIDE, an area of flood-prone land stretching for 12 acres (4.8 hectares) on Toronto's eastern waterfront, is home to a vast, pothole-filled parking lot, low-slung buildings and huge soyabean silos—a crumbling vestige of the area's bygone days as an industrial port.
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In the first image, the Vogue cover star wears a black trench coat slung around her shoulders paired with the brand's over-the-knee white, heeled Tiemodel boot and in the second wears a white button-down with the It-Girl-approved Cling ankle boot.
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Deep in the second quarter of the New York Giants' win over the Chicago Bears on November 20, Giants quarterback Eli Manning slung a short pass to running back Rashard Jennings, who was forced out of bounds at the 28 after a five-yard gain.
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The maneuver saw a SpaceX -owned barge called Ms. Tree rigged with a giant net slung across four large protruding beams navigate to a point off the Florida coast in the Atlantic Ocean to await the SpaceX fairing's return once it separated from the rocket.
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The residence, with its sweeping vistas of the Los Angeles skyline and coast, represents a quintessential Hollywood party house with low-slung couches and a well-lit pool snuggled into a corner where the roof, speckled with hundreds of skylights, curves into the ground.
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SONKAJARVI, Finland (Reuters) - A Lithuanian couple won the World Wife-Carrying Championship for a second time in a row in the Finnish town of Sonkajarvi on Saturday, triumphing in a contest where men complete an obstacle course with their wives slung over their shoulders.
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The bot is able to be slung from the end of a wire to fly through the air, controlling its pose, rotation and center of mass to not only land aerial tricks correctly but to do them on target while holding heroic poses in midair.
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With a camera slung over her shoulder, Ms. Abubakar, 30, documents the people of Maiduguri, a busy capital in northeastern Nigeria, determined to show the world that life continues despite years of violence that has killed thousands of people, many in the city limits.
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KIRKUK, Iraq (Reuters) - Visitors to Kirkuk in northern Iraq are greeted by an imposing statue of a Kurdish Peshmerga fighter with a gun slung over his shoulder, a reminder of tensions building in the hotly-contested city ahead of a referendum on Kurdish independence.
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CreditCreditLisa Eisner IN THE SLEEPY Marin County town of Inverness, on a remote wooded ridge that overlooks the wide blue sweep of the Tomales Bay, sits a modest, low-slung redwood cabin that the late multidisciplinary artist-craftsman J.B. Blunk built entirely by hand.
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Whether he was striding down Brick Lane in thick-rimmed glasses with a guitar slung behind his back in the mid-2000s, or years later, on the cover of magazines like Dazed and The Fader following the mammoth success of Blood Orange's Cupid Deluxe.
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Decorated with brightly stitched marigolds, toadstools, centipedes and sumo wrestlers, her leather biker jacket, which is nonchalantly slung over the back of a chair, is a vivid scrapbook of the brand's embroidered iron-ons, which have become popular with Courtney Love and Gigi Hadid.
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" Some wore diamond chains or ropes of pearls slung over one shoulder, or hung a huge uncut sapphire or ruby from a long chain of pearls hanging from the waist, "kicking it gently ahead of her as she walked into her box at the opera.
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A low-slung rocking chair from 1962, carved from warmly stained oak and finished with stretched leather, looks as aerodynamic as a bobsled; a bench of stained black ash, with two swooping seats attached to intersecting cones, was made in 2015 with computer assistance.
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The move came a day after the 36-year-old was charged with lying to Chicago police about the allegedly staged incident, in which he said two masked men beat him and slung a noose around his neck while yelling racist and homophobic abuse.
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Running from the landmark Opera Tower, a 23-story beachfront monolith that has seen better days, down to Banana Beach, a laid-back sunbathing patch with a volleyball court and beachfront bar, it was blighted by construction sites, empty lots and low-slung buildings.
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Flush with cash and more eager than ever to build a vacation home in Palm Springs, he made quick work of finding a replacement property, paying $900,000 for a low-slung, 1955 ranch house on a double lot in the Historic Tennis Club neighborhood.
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With its jumble of sneakers, fun-size candy bars, oversize taco-shaped pillows and matching sweatshirts slung over every chair, Terez's office feels like a cross between a basement rec room and a girls' summer camp bunk before the hair braiding is about to commence.
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Few can forget John Galliano's "homeless chic" 2000 show for Dior, in which purposely raggedy models strutted onto the runway swathed in "newspapers," clothes with torn linings or inside-out labels, frayed tulle glad rags, belts slung with little green empties of J&B whiskey.
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After breakfast, rent a bike from Hartwells (£216 for up to three hours), the village ironmonger, and take a moderately taxing, but scenic spin to The Slaughters (Upper and Lower), a pair of photogenic villages full of old stone cottages and low-slung bridges.
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On Saturday afternoon, workers in plastic protective gear and masks could be seen rolling a patient, also in a mask, to an ambulance outside the nursing home, a low slung building on a side street tucked among small condo complexes, and surrounded by pine trees.
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In the low-slung sterling silver sculpture "Mountain Lion Attacking a Dog" (3373), for example, the artist embodies a predator sinking its teeth into the flesh of its upturned prey, updating the Greek and Roman taste for group sculptures of animals to today's Hollywood Hills.
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Duke is 60 but looks a decade younger; he has a head full of wavy, sand-colored hair, and in his green hoodie, khakis, black sneakers and a camera bag slung casually over his shoulder, he gave off the air of a retired director.
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Like a lot of people, my first brush with Patti Smith came via her iconic debut album Horses—the one in which she stares out from the monochrome artwork, wearing a crisp white shirt, clutching her braces, a black blazer slung over one shoulder.
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But when a photographer stops to ask if he can take a picture of them together, because everyone still thinks they are a duo, they gamely pose with their arms slung around each other's shoulders, not smiling—because no one smiles—chins thrust out.
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Once again, she found a way to simultaneously highlight three other brands she works closely with, wearing black Dior shades while carrying a black Givenchy handbag, with another bright red handbag slung across her shoulder from Off-White the brand she represented at the CFDAs last week.
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In the same way sounds can grate when you're on edge, winding you tighter, words—the medium I love most of all—have become oppressive: Group chats continually updating, WhatsApp open on your laptop, work and personal DMs slung into the same place, and junk email.
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The first thing anyone says about Spider-Man is that it makes you feel like Spider-Man, which is to say it captures the vertiginous thrill of leaping off a tall building, only to catch yourself at the last moment with a web slung from the wrist.
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The mayors of San Francisco, Oakland and Sacramento are all in favour; the San Francisco city council is overwhelmingly opposed, purportedly to slow gentrification (have they looked around?), as is the mayor of Palo Alto, a neighbouring low-slung town where the median home value is $3.1m.
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Perry wore a T-shirt with the words "Nasty Woman" on it, a phrase that quickly became a rallying cry for women and other Clinton supporters after Trump slung it as an insult in the third presidential debate, held at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
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Sure. We'd traveled far from civilization, away from the cacophonous light show that is Las Vegas, past faceless, low-slung factories and unironic freight trains and through miles of beige landscape broken up by tufts of gray/green brush and prickly cacti to see this test.
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The cavernous departure hall of Terminal 2 was operating across two-thirds of its length, but Aisle C, where the explosion occurred, was roped off, and uniformed security personnel with black assault rifles slung over their shoulders stood guard, making it difficult to see any damage.
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Well, they do, and now my clams are not baked before seeing the inside of the oven, and my back is no longer cold and wet from long hikes home with my dry bag slung over my shoulder, sweating from the ice inside that's cooling my catch.
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A few minutes later, Walker saw Barrs' six-foot-six frame slinking out his bedroom window onto the low-slung roof, and then, with a running start, leaping off and bounding for his friend's car in a dead sprint as soon as his feet met pavement.
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The low-slung structure that houses Marren's tunnel looks as if it could pass for an aged elementary school, except that it has a seven-story silver sphere sticking out of its east side, like a World's Fair exhibit in the spot where an auditorium should be.
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This freak disaster and its chaotic aftermath have given rise to an unusual sight in modern-day America — a river of humanity, lugging only the belongings they can carry in overloaded wagons, roller bags, strollers, laundry hampers and black plastic garbage bags slung over their shoulders.
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Twists on this seemingly populist theme varied from the upmarket ensembles shown by Tom Ford, all extended shoulders and hip-slung pants, to the rancho deluxe get-ups at Calvin Klein, spliced with shiny patent panels; or the natty three-piece suits on parade at Rachel Zoe.
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Lined with mostly 19th-century buildings, including bright Victorian cottages trimmed in quirky gingerbread millwork, Magazine Street has the low-slung scale and mix of small stores — many with one-of-a-kind merchandise — that makes it an enduring hot spot for locals and visitors alike.
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Standouts included Aquaria as a wounded bird pierced by two arrows (presumably slung by the outrageously fortunate The Vixen), and Asia O'Hara, in a daring Tweety Bird raiment, who, owing to her equally brave and unique performance in the maxi-challenge, was deservedly named this week's winner.
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In the sparsely furnished parlor, beside a rough-hewn mantle-less brick fireplace (Cotton convinced the couple not to replace it), a pair of low-slung settees covered in blue-and-white ticking face each other, and a 19th-century mahogany grandfather clock stands in the corner.
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Mr. Faulkner set about designing a 7,833-square-foot house that appears to grow out of the hillside — beginning from a slope that runs beside the Tuckers' property for skiers returning home from Northstar — as a low-slung composition of thick concrete walls and plate-steel roofs.
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Adams, 21980, was standing outside the Music Box Theater on West 230th Street to cover the Broadway opening night of "Dear Evan Hansen" on a blustery Sunday night this month, wearing a long red leather trench coat and a massive black furry purse slung over one shoulder.
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Swift helped popularize the high midriff, a strip of skin visible between high-waisted skirts or shorts and crop tops, but Spears standardized the low midriff, tanned and muscular, just above a pair of jeans slung so low that a pair of thong underwear peeped out.
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Throughout "Malibu," he sings and raps amid the utopian grooves of 1970s soul; the woozy flux of current alt-R&B; the brittle sound of trap; the low-slung swagger of Los Angeles hip-hop; and hints of psychedelia, new wave, gospel and electronic dance music.
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Bo followed the sight line of the barrel and saw that it was aimed not at the doe but at the low-slung figure of a dog like no dog he had ever seen, sleek and hunched and twitching at the far end of the field.
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The conceptual one was accretive: layers piled on or slung over each other, shirts used to cinch overcoats, bandannas knotted on everything, including the tidily rolled up blankets that the models carried and that were a long way from the average dirt-encrusted "crustys" sleeping bag.
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The old elongated hip-slung pants were back; the layers of cotton and sheer tank tops, the Crombie coats in tweed and glossy cherry over transparent T-shirts, the tweed boilersuits and parkas and pink denim and lamé shifts that somehow suggest undress more than dress.
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There's glamour in the shot, the tasteful dress she wears, a coat and gloves slung over one arm also holding a handbag with the creamy, slightly messy indulgence held in her hand, perfectly upright and poised, while she gives the rest of her body over to pleasure.
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They enter the scene bombing it down a hill to Sleep's "Dragonaut" wearing combat trousers and patched denim; Solomon has an air gun slung over his back; they eye up residents on each side of the road as if they're hunting for something (it turns out to be cats).
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She opens her mouth to call to them, but then she sees a man on the far side of the stream, wearing camo pants and a Grateful Dead shirt, a woven-hemp necklace with silver wire twining a large amethyst, a leveraction twenty-gauge shotgun slung on his back.
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Optics If there is anything more unnerving than the sight of a greasy black grizzly lumbering your way, it's the look of that grizzly, dismantled and slung like a poncho across Leonardo DiCaprio's brawny back, its head intact — a 100-pound souvenir of his character's trials in the wild.
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The screens flashed on, and there he was—a hundred feet tall, done up in lights, a bespoke, guitar-slung duke from a funky dimension pacing the stage with frenetic scorn, like he was pissed off at the floorboards for daring to sully the soles of his platform boots.
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In a low-slung test firing range across the hall from the vault I fired a M4 semi-automatic shotgun, a vintage Thompson submachine gun ("Tommy Gun"), a Glock handgun, and a state-of-the-art HK416, a fine-tuned AR platform considered the pinnacle of traditional gun innovation.
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Someone also suggested to me that maybe Dan, walking into the hotel with a bag of explosives slung over his shoulder, using a false name, and flirting with a pretty girl at the reception desk to the hotel, gets a kind of sexual kick out of the power dynamic.
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And unlike with traditional gym bags that must be slung over one shoulder or carried in your hand, this backpack distributes that weight evenly across your shoulders and down through your core, meaning you can transport all that stuff for miles and miles in comfort if need be.
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It was, on the Owens continuum, which has occasionally involved what looks like alien pregnancies, surprisingly wearable — especially the jackets hung from straps that could be slung around a shoulder like a tote bag, and the tailored collarless coats with enormous patch pockets and bright turquoise satin linings.
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A shark, just minding its own business for now, in 8 Bit Bastard's 'Sharks' documentary From its gun-slung backwater towns in the north to its neon-bleached cityscape in the south, the Los Santos skyline cuts an impressive figure against the seemingly endless ocean that hugs its shores.
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Composed of cool white steel plates, glass, and stained Port Orford cedar, the building is low-slung and pressed lightly into the blue Houston sky — its façade barely there at some points, save for a tree or two casting its shadow and tracing a presence on the surface.
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On the ground floor was a dentist's clinic, long lacking medicines and painkillers, and as of yesterday lacking a dentist as well, and in the dentist's waiting room they had a shock because a man who looked like a militant was standing there, assault rifle slung over his shoulder.
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I followed a reporter friend into the thick of it, until bodies and guns pressed into me at every turn—think trying to get on public transit right as a stadium event lets out, but add multiple AK-47s being slung into your back and sides by accident.
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Serge Becker, a downtown impresario (the Box, Miss Lily's), was brought onboard to assist on the project and, working with the designer Jason Volenec, created a Factory-esque space featuring foil on the walls, low-slung black sofas, zebra rugs, chrome coffee tables and a constellation of disco balls.
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One winter's day, when he came upon her crouched shivering in a ditch with her three goats, soaked from the rain and flushed with fever, Don Santiago tied up the goats and slung her over his shoulder like a sack, thankful she was so small and weighed so little.
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Leaning back on the low-slung sofa on a late fall afternoon in the space, which was softly lit by beeswax candles, he explained his desire for harmony among the byzantine neighborhood, his own Greek heritage and the Asian-inspired Modernism that informs his products and personal aesthetic.
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She also shared another way to style the same black bikini, this time crafting a day time going-out look by pairing her string tie top with a pair of olive-hued spandex hot pants and a studded fanny pack slung around her shoulder à la her sister Kendall Jenner.
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And the current reality of a designer is more than just creating great clothes — Dossena's hand is in everything from the marketing and advertising (his first campaign in 2016 featured no models, but clothes casually slung in a room) to stores (last year, he opened his first, on rue Cambon).
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And it has all the fanciful hallmarks of a concept befitting the luxury branding: super-lightweight, low-slung, carbon-fiber monocoque body; butterfly doors that are opened with a fingerprint sensor or biometric facial recognition; and a battery-powered motor that Genesis says can sprint to 60 mph in three seconds.
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Tisci, who took over from Burberry's longstanding designer Christopher Bailey this year, brought some of the darker, sexy styles he is known for to the British brand with slinky black evening gowns and sharp men's suits - paraded down the runway in London by models with umbrellas slung over their backs.
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I've been to this spot before for previous raves and it's major: a low-slung former warehouse with wood floors, several cavernous rooms, ample bathrooms (very important), a big backyard, and just the right amount of furniture bits and mirror frames from the shop to set the right granola mood.
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But when I watched " Like I Love You," I could imagine myself as the sexy mixed-race girl in low-slung jeans with a back tattoo, straddling Timberlake on the bonnet of a racing car whilst he sang in a falsetto about all the ways he'd love me, given the chance.
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Dr. Supaporn in her office (Photo by Adriana Cargill/Medill) As the bat collectors come down from the mountain, Supaporn and her team of research scientists wait for them at a low-slung concrete Thai Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation building across the street from the monastery.
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Leather and shoe polish are primary materials here, appearing as boots slung over ceiling pipes, harnesses, jackets, a saddle, rectangular slabs of carefully polished leather tacked on the wall and a Marcel Breuer club chair with a razor blade inserted into the seat, right where a human's bottom would rest.
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Together, he and Roche Bobois recreated a selection of ancient, geometric- and floral-patterned jacquard weaves in cotton blends, which were then used to upholster the brand's most recognizable piece of furniture: the modular, low-slung Mah Jong sofa, designed in 1971 by Hans Hopfer, along with pillows and ottomans.
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While it might seem ridiculous to spend a couple hundred thousand dollars on a car and then drive it in the mud, luxury S.U.V.s have allowed makers of exotic sports cars to sell to wealthy customers in developing countries where roads might not be suitable for a low-slung roadster.
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The walls are painted white, the better to emphasize some lightly restored features, including an oval wall painting of a romantic forest scene, now accompanied by a tubular plaster sculpture made by Hannes as well as by one of Maarten's earliest works: a low-slung leather chair he used himself.
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" To get you in the mood to start collecting each of the genuinely totally essential 12"s over the next few weeks, we're bringing you an exclusive listen to the EDMX featuring "I Want To Believe" right now, and it's a snarling, bassy, molasses-thick slab of low-slung house.
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When it was revealed that the plastic beaded necklaces everyone was wearing at this episode's Australian shotgun wedding (an excellent phrase) were supposed to represent their sins — which they then removed and slung around the neck of the aforementioned goat for the animal to take away — I straight-up laughed.
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