What are the most important sanctions snapping back at midnight?
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During European trading, currencies pivoted, with the yuan snapping back lower.
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Snapping back to reality, Tig finds herself lost in a hallway.
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A single trade showed the stock briefly down as much as 7% before snapping back.
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And in both states, the 2018 midterm results suggested a snapping-back to that Democratic lineage.
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The layers are only loosely bound and sometimes the scientists observed them snapping back into perfect alignment.
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His brown mane bounced around, snapping back into place in the brief moments where he stood still.
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We're glad to know that they'll keep snapping back at body-shamers and being a ridiculously adorable couple.
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Rather than snapping back to reality once they regained power, Republicans have gone further off the deep end.
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"I don't like that idea of the sole man wizard, making things," he says, snapping back to assertion.
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This year, Noah should have been heading into seventh grade, snapping back-to-school photos alongside his younger siblings.
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Trump's move to decertify Iran's compliance now puts the fate of snapping back sanctions against Iran in Congress's hands.
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Lindsay Lohan is snapping back to reality ... as in a new reality show, cause she's doing one for MTV.
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Among the changes would be automatically snapping back sanctions should Iran get within one year of having a nuclear weapon.
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October's weak readings had largely been attributed to seasonal factors, with November loans seen snapping back for the same reasons.
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She illustrated her opinion of her boss with a whole series of facial expressions: eyes rolling, mouth agape, head snapping back.
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It is easy to imagine the yen snapping back towards its fair value in the way the euro did last year.
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KW: Yeah, well, I think he got a little defensive and he did a pretty good job of not snapping back.
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Sticking to her business executive image, she returned later to film a response, visibly snapping back into her trademark sugary-voiced persona.
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" Sure enough, Trump took the bait, snapping back, "First of all, I had a very good meeting with the president of Mexico.
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Made from luxe power-stretch fabric with elastane, they're good at adapting to your day — stretching and snapping back into shape repeatedly.
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She's feuding with Vicki Gunvalson, she's snapping back at Tamra Judge, she's bonking Shannon Beador in the head with a giant mallet.
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The 30-year-old Schairer fell heavily on his back in Thursday's quarter-finals, with his head snapping back and striking the snow.
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We've pushed things so far for so long, now that the rubber band's snapping back, maybe just for a couple of days even.
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Snapping back violently from his previous liberality, Tevye banishes Khave from the family, declaring her dead — a decision he will come to regret.
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First up, a 9.1-inch OLED display that can roll, bend, and even stretch when pushed on before snapping back to its original position.
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But now, the famous Puerto Rican supermodel is snapping back at Maxim, who reportedly got her confused with another Victoria's Secret model, Lais Ribeiro.
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And in case Kardashian's snap wasn't enough proof that her body is snapping back, Chyna's been showing off her trim body all over social media.
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In his prime, Eminem was a master technician: wordy but musical, darting around Dre's negative space, his voice warping and bending and snapping back elastically.
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These sessions are illuminating, but I find myself snapping back to reality after an hour with no idea how I got to my last entry.
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Yet one economist expressed doubt recovery could be that fast-paced and warned that snapping back in and out of restrictions could cause greater damage.
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Car sales nearly contracted last year before snapping back thanks to a tax cut on small engine vehicles that extends until the end of 2016.
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But when the hit from Davis sent Burrow hurtling into the Auburn sideline, his head snapping back midair, the lithe, baby-face quarterback showed something else.
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WashingtonOne week after we moved Nevada and Florida from "battleground" to "lean Democratic," both states appear to be snapping back to their traditional toss-up status.
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"Oh yeah we snapping back lol,,, baby will be here in 4 weeks and I'm done with carrying this pregnancy weight," Kardashian said in the caption.
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Companies are worried about the sanctions snapping back if Iran violated the terms of the nuclear agreement and are including this scenario in their risk analysis.
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Snapping back at one question, Blatter lectured the reporter who asked it with the line, "elegance is an attitude," a motto used by Longines since 1999.
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Snapping back on sanctions without just cause would threaten to put the United States on a diplomatic collision course with the European Union, Russia and China.
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U.S. sanctions on Iranian crude could soon push oil prices above $90 a barrel, one analyst told CNBC ahead of the penalties snapping back into place.
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We see this all over the place in our current world, whether it's two athletes snapping back and forth or friendly wars of words on Twitter.
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I think that it&aposs the lead up to that so that people aren&apost surprised by -- when the president said we&aposre snapping back these sanctions.
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The S&P 500 broke below its 50-day moving average for the first time since July 20.4 before snapping back above the closely watched technical level.
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The dollar was notably volatile against the , moving sharply lower before snapping back, rising a full yen during the U.S. session from a level weaker than 111.
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The proposal aimed to effectively eliminate the nuclear deal's so-called sunset provisions by snapping back sanctions if Iran restarts those activities, even after the provisions expire.
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These materials can absorb a lot of energy, so a rope made out of the stuff would stretch out and then retract slowly, instead of snapping back suddenly.
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The dollar was notably volatile against the yen, moving sharply lower before snapping back, rising a full yen during the U.S. session from a level weaker than 111.
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It's a shame, too, because Rachel has been snapping back into focus in these last two episodes, but the series keeps looking around for other things to gawk at.
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The dispute mechanism begins a complex diplomatic process that can end with U.N. sanctions on Iran "snapping back" into place, although the Europeans say that is not their aim.
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"Oh yeah we snapping back lol," Kardashian captioned a side-by-side Instagram photo of him (from a few years ago) and Chyna (from before her pregnancy) on Oct. 19.
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Vacation is over for Robert Griffin III -- the Cleveland Browns QB says he's already snapping back into training mode because he's gotta make sure the team doesn't suck in 2017.
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It would not have to worry about sanctions, other than American ones, snapping back so long as it remained within the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT).
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With bond yields snapping back to June highs, traders are beginning to take notice and worry the markets are at a turning point where those rising yields could pressure stocks.
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Golovkin was throwing with power from the very get go—even his jabs seemed to have the ability to cause some serious whiplash with Brook's head snapping back upon impact.
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Youngest sister and new mom Kylie Jenner has been on Instagram showing off her body after snapping back from childbirth in February, her sparkly painted nails and her cosmetics brand.
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Gross domestic product is expected to shrink 1.3 percent in full-year 2016 before snapping back to 3.2 percent growth in 2017, according to a recent central bank poll of analysts.
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If nothing else, the incredibly protective Swifties would have been turned off by President Twitter Fingers who, almost assuredly, would have been online within the hour snapping back at their idol.
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An innocuous looking bump after a kick in the back by Sasha Banks during a house show sent her reeling and very likely ended her career due to her neck snapping back.
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Trump ripped up a global deal on Iran's nuclear program in May and his administration is snapping back sanctions on the Islamic Republic, including measures on its oil exports from Nov. 4.
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Even still, as recently as April, sterling/dollar vol relative to euro/dollar vol was the lowest since 2015 before snapping back as soon as Prime Minister Theresa May called the election.
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That doesn't mean the wake-up call will be a jolt, with rates snapping back violently or markets spinning out of control—though it could if rates begin to move too quickly.
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But just as cooking causes the starch molecules to relax, this same process reverses as the food cools, basically snapping back into place like a stretched rubber band that&aposs been released.
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Their proposal aims to effectively eliminate the nuclear deal's so-called sunset provisions by snapping back sanctions if Iran restarts activities it agreed not to engage in, even after the provisions expire.
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Jasper Gahunia and William Lamoureux, playing an impressive assortment of electronic and amplified instruments on one side of the stage, occasionally accent the action with distortion but keep snapping back into sappiness.
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It's not until the movie's halfway over that it finds its own independent rhythm, finally making meaningful storytelling decisions instead of alluding to them, and snapping back to life in the process.
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But for the most part, New York demonstrated its remarkable elasticity on Monday, snapping back to a kind of normalcy — frenetic and determined — after one of the largest blizzards in the city's history.
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Gigi Hadid's mother is proving that she's in her daughter's corner, snapping back at supermodel Stephanie Seymour for saying that Gigi and pal Kendall Jenner are "Bitches of the moment" rather than supermodels.
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Poirier's loose hands, low shoulders and use of a wide lead uppercut made him more susceptible to this counter than snapping back with a lead hook would have, but Johnson's timing was impeccable.
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There was one more he wanted to show, snapping back into a right-handed setup, spreading his legs wide and lowering the bat toward his belt buckle with a fearsome scowl: Jay Buhner.
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If Iran withdraws from the Additional Protocol or, even more serious from their perspective, withdraws from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, European countries will be more willing to consider snapping back harsh sanctions.
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Fik-Shun did the robot; Nicole hiked her leg in the air, then released her torso to the side in an explosive lean, neck snapping back, one foot reaching dizzily into the air.
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The Trump administration apparently believes that the threat of automatically snapping back sanctions would deter Iran from engaging in activities that would be permitted by the JCPOA but inconsistent with new, unilaterally declared conditions.
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What's interesting ... Tyson has said publicly he doesn't fight, train or lift weights any more because he's afraid of snapping back into that hyper-aggressive mindset that got him in trouble back in the day.
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In addition to a convenient color-coded threading guide, the Juki MO654DE Portable Thread Serger Sewing Machine has a lower looper threader that disengages for quick and easy threading before simply snapping back into place.
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We were married for ten years, but looking back I remember that instant—my head snapping back and forth on my neck as a calypso band played—as the moment I knew it would never work out.
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China's April exports rose 224.7 percent from a year earlier, beating analysts' forecasts for a 24.98 percent increase and snapping back from a 2.7 percent drop in March that economists believe was heavily distorted by seasonal factors.
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China's April exports rose 224.7 percent from a year earlier, beating analysts' forecasts for a 24.98 percent increase and snapping back from a 2.7 percent drop in March that economists believe was heavily distorted by seasonal factors.
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In an Instagram comment, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star responded to Beckford's diss, snapping back, "Sis we all know why you don't care for it," with a trio of choice hashtags, including a cup of tea.
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Any decision by him to "decertify" Iran's compliance, will have only a cataclysmic impact on the key issues he has cited for ending the pact and snapping back a range of tough sanctions that would accompany any such action.
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Should Congress pass new legislation - which would be a heavy lift - it would likely set up a situation in which Congress sets tougher benchmarks on Iran, and would have the excuse of snapping back sanctions if Iran violates these new benchmarks.
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The car must have been moving fast, because it was in bad shape: Its hood had popped up, its windshield wipers were snapping back and forth under a perfectly clear sky and part of its bumper was sitting on the ground.
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Risk consultancy the Eurasia Group gives the deal a 55 percent chance of surviving Trump's first term, while RBC Capital Markets says the prospects for the accord are "bleak" in 2018, given the constant threat of sanctions snapping back into place.
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In its annual outlook report, Pimco, one of the largest asset managers in the United States, said its higher GDP forecast is based on business investment snapping back, helped by higher energy prices and more clarity on corporate tax reform.
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Industrial profits rose 8.5 percent in 2016, snapping back from a slight drop in 2015, largely due to a sharp increase in prices of coal as well as raw materials such as iron ore which were needed to help feed a construction boom.
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With stocks snapping back after getting off to a really ugly start earlier this year, CNBC met with three portfolio managers to get their insights in this video on some investment opportunities they are keeping an eye on in the months ahead.
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There was a fair bit of manipulation in the original sequence, where Tyrion was essentially negging Jon — insulting him to make him vulnerable, then snapping back with a positive message to make Jon grateful and take advantage of his moment of hurt.
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These were six people who could snipe at one another, who could fight and lie and practice what we'd now call radical honesty yet keep so many secrets, who can break up (many times, in many ways) but, as a sextet, keep snapping back together.
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According to Kensho, a quantitative tool used by hedge funds, the following stocks, ETFs and currencies are trading significantly below their average price of the last 50 days and have high odds of snapping back based on their history of trading in a similar oversold condition.
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It's unclear how tenable it is -- one GOP aide told CNN the idea of snapping back rates on the individual side -- equivalent to a guaranteed tax increase, even as the corporate side remained untouched -- is one hell of a tough sell on the messaging side of things.
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A more immediate threat to the NPT is the high probability that Mr Trump, goaded by Mr Bolton and his hawkish new secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, will on May 12th refuse to renew the presidential waiver needed to prevent nuclear-related sanctions on Iran from snapping back.
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In addition, by May 12, the Trump administration must announce whether it will continue to waive nuclear-related sanctions on Iran's central bank and oil exports or start a process of snapping back these and other powerful economic sanctions on Tehran, thereby taking the U.S. out of the nuclear deal.
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"Everyone with a potential loan in process wants to know if rates will drop further or if they should lock to avoid the risk of rates snapping back," Matthew Graham, chief operating officer of Mortgage News Daily, wrote late Tuesday, after mortgage rates stayed low, despite a slight bounce back in bond yields.
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Stocks surged in the final minutes of trading on Monday, snapping back from one of the worst weeks for global markets since the 2008 financial crisis as investors seized on promises that the world's governments would step in to help if the global economy was slammed by the outbreak of the coronavirus.
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It's all unaffected vocals, acoustic guitars, and handclaps, beginning with the tongue-and-cheek "Happy Singing Band" and lulling into a sort of dream state before snapping back into "Covered in Frogs" and a cover of Nirvana's "On a Plain"—one of two Nirvana covers they did during this era ("Polly" was the other).
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The cover became a meme among liberal circles months before the book's release and, earlier this month, a pair of New York City comedians swapped out the cover of copies at one bookstore for a version of their own: Daddy, Please Love Me. Don Jr. is one of his father's most visible defenders, often tweeting about the Trump administration's work and snapping back at Trump critics.
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NAO, "Fool to Love": NAO came into 2016 with plenty of momentum thanks to fine future-soul singles like "Bad Blood" and Disclosure collaboration "Superego," and "Fool to Love" is good enough to maintain said momentum until she manages to put together enough music for a debut LP. The arrangement wobbles and throbs before snapping back into place every bar, and she sounds steely despite suffering some kind of romantic misfortune.
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His book's cover became a meme among liberal circles months before the book's release and, earlier this month, a pair of New York City comedians swapped out the cover of copies at one bookstore for a cover with an altered title: Daddy, Please Love Me. Don Jr. is one of his father's most visible defenders, often tweeting about the Trump administration's work and snapping back at Trump critics.
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There is no way to tell if the words incited the music; if the music, playing in the songwriter's head or in the studio as the song came together, incited the words; if a certain run on Michael Bloomfield's guitar or Al Kooper's electric piano put the feeling of a rubber band snapping back in your face as Dylan sang the line "Now the fifth daughter on the 12th night"; or if the words incited the musical phrases that made the words seem less written than preordained, facts outside time or intention.
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Mama often also guilts Eunice, putting her more on edge. This leads to Eunice snapping back at her mother, calling her "old lady", and hysterically ranting. Eunice is unhappy with her marriage. She views her husband, Ed, as a dolt and has called him a dumb cluck or a goon numerous times.
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Its existence frustrates Church who threatens to kill it multiple times. In Episode 84, the creature is introduced to Tucker, its "father". Tucker slowly becomes accustomed to this role, even snapping back at Church when he refers to it in a flippant manner. In Episode 91, Tucker is heard to call him Junior, and in Episode 94, Junior mimics Tucker's catch phrase by saying "blarg chicka honk honk".
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The cult also practices a type of hedonism, characterized by free love including pedophilia. On an expedition, Jim discovers a military base with a working radio. Snapping back to his senses, he calls in the renegades' location, then wanders aimlessly in the wilderness while fighting an emotional internal battle over having betrayed the renegades. Jim heads to a peninsula on the California coast where his mother used to live, called Family, and adopts three orphans.
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Blibber-Blubber was the first bubble gum formulation, developed in 1906 by Frank H. Fleer. However, the gum was never marketed; its texture resembled Silly Putty. It was brittle and sticky and produced sticky wet bubbles that splattered when burst, instead of snapping back, as the formula had too low surface tension and elasticity. It also required vigorous rubbing with a solvent to remove from the face after the bubble had burst.
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A third technique to capture stones is the snapback. In a snapback, one player allows a single stone to be captured, then immediately plays on the point formerly occupied by that stone; by so doing, the player captures a larger group of their opponent's stones, in effect snapping back at those stones. An example can be seen on the right. As with the ladder, an experienced player does not play out such a sequence, recognizing the futility of capturing only to be captured back immediately.
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This is further proven when House's team tries to stop him from even using the robot, seemingly knowing he is going to kill Vincent; something that would not be possible unless everything he is experiencing is in his own mind. The surgical robot tears into Vincent and his vital signs disappear. At first, it seems House really killed him, but then Vincent drops a bullet he held in his hand. This is all the proof House needs that everything was just a hallucination, and he says "goodbye" before snapping back into reality.
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Ellen was chosen as Raytown Country Club's 'Woman of the Year' and was embarrassed when Thelma, Vint, and Naomi showed up at the awards ceremony. She has also dated a successful businessman named Glenn, who was so young that Thelma observed "She's old enough to have lived two of his lives." However, in "The Family" sketches on the Carol Burnett Show, Ellen has no qualms about snapping back at her mother, when she is annoyed with her. In those sketches, she was also near gleeful whenever she got something that Eunice wanted, like a Tiffany lampshade or a box of fine china.
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To continue his mimicry, Pluto clamps his teeth on the quail's tail feathers and also starts pulling, lifting the quail into the air, and stretching the caterpillar to more than three times its original length. The caterpillar continues to keep his head inside the burrow while flailing his legs in desperation even though the sound of stretching can be heard. Finally, the quail's tail feathers give out, causing the tug of war to end with Pluto's head whipping back, red feathers floating everywhere. When Pluto investigates, he can see that the force of the caterpillar snapping back to his original length had pulled the quail halfway into the burrow with its head facing out.
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It had a little something for everybody. There was suspense, drama, family, friendship and who can forget heart break, lots of heart break." Carrie Raisler of The A.V. Club gave an A- rate to the episode saying: "[It] practically explodes onto the screen with unfettered glee and doesn’t let up until the very end. It’s a good time, but more importantly it’s a good story told well, and that’s something that has been sorely missing for a lot of this season" also stating that the reason of the whole thing working so well is Katherine, the new-old "fabulous antagonist" of the show praising Dobrev's acting. She closes her review saying: "It’s character moments like these, moments mixed in with all of the twisty drama and moments that have been few and far between this season, that suddenly make the show feel like it is snapping back into focus again after being in the blurry dark for far too long.
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