I'm spinning a boxing plate, I'm spinning a taekwondo plate, I'm spinning a jiu-jitsu plate, I'm spinning a freestyle wrestling plate, a karate plate.
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Sony's still spinning, spinning, spinning away at its Marvel universe – and it's just caught three more characters in its web.
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Jim, it's spinning, it's spinning … it's gonna hit the plane. Oh!
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He is spinning, saying that, you know, more things -- The New York Times is spinning.
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She may not be spinning fire, but she's spinning words, and she's drawing people in.
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Bowman gets approximately 250 plates spinning in the air, and they mostly just keep spinning.
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And inevitably, there are mechanical parts to computers, like spinning fans or even spinning disk drives.
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It was like you're spinning in one direction and then you're spinning in the other direction.
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" On the media: "Look back there in the press box heads are spinning, media heads are spinning.
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Dwight knows if Daryl spins around, he's not spinning around to say something; he's spinning around to attack.
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Winds traveling northwards or southwards curve as they travel from slower spinning to faster spinning regions of the planet.
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Like a spinning top, motion about one axis on a rocket can be controlled if it's spinning fast enough.
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One ring is of a spinning 69, while the other is a spinning rainbow made out of colorful enamel.
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The yellow shows the side of the black hole spinning toward us and the reddish side is spinning away.
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That reliable back kick counter is thrown in amid plenty of Yair Rodriguez style spinning for the sake of spinning.
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When we struggled to conceive—weeks spinning out into months spinning out into years—our troubled sexual dynamic was only magnified.
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It's like a generator—only instead of spinning a turbine with wind, water, or coal, it's spinning a flywheel with footsteps.
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Sometimes, I would move near a broken piece of the space station that's spinning clockwise, while I was spinning counter clockwise.
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A smart ceiling fan that's spinning (Hunter, by the way, just became a HomeKit partner) will show a spinning fan icon.
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Single electrons have innate magnetic properties, because they're essentially spinning electrical charges (not literally spinning—they have a quantum mechanical property, called spin, which is described by equations that look a lot like the equations of a spinning object).
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"All is well, as long as we keep spinning," he intones, calmly raising the question of what happens when the spinning ends.
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Narrator: The reason a rapidly spinning football stays on course better than a slower-spinning ball is due to its angular momentum.
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"Was he spinning the facts beforehand to get a good deal, or was he spinning them afterwards to protect others?" she asked.
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As he'll report later, he is spinning through other dimensions, cycling through our world, spinning through others, then back to our own.
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But photos of a spinning planet from the light detector on a spinning spacecraft often don't line up perfectly, muddying the planet's details.
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When climbing a dune where logic stated the tires were spinning, I couldn't feel the tires spinning, yet the vehicle continued to climb.
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Spinning cookies start at $6, non-spinning at $4.50, and all cookies can be completely customizable based on your fidget spinner cookie dreams.
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It reminds me in more than one way of a plate-spinning act, where multiple plates have to be kept spinning in the air.
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According to Cinemablend, the text read, "Behind [Cobb], on the table, the spinning top is STILL SPINNING," which details the final on-screen moments.
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Reza's theater was like a crazy all-night gathering, everybody spinning and spinning and spinning and gradually everything just opens and opens and opens: a super-intense ritual to unwind all of this stuff that people have absently knotted themselves into, growing up in America.
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The $11 million that will be spent on spinning up ideas and spinning out companies forms a model that could be exported to other cities.
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A long, cylindrical machine nicknamed "Nora" presses into the rock face with a spinning 21.6-foot diameter "cutter head" embedded with 41 spinning, steel blades.
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Things get taken to a whole other level when the astronauts themselves start spinning around the triple-spinning fidget spinners and ow... our brains hurt.
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The finger spinning, behind-the-back trickery of hardcore pizza-spinning makes for pretty mad viewing too, as US Pizza Team star Nino Coniglio demonstrates.
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He also showed how the forces on a horizontally spinning seed tip it over to vertical, similar to the wobbling motion of a spinning top.
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"I hike, I go spinning — take spinning classes — and I feed the homeless," she told Hollyscoop's Diana Madison in an interview previewed by Good Morning America.
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If you forget to turn off the deck, it's just going to keep spinning and spinning, wearing down the needle and your records in the process.
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You might think spinning off everything except Alibaba shares would have the same tax implications as spinning off Alibaba shares, but that's not necessarily the case.
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Spinning centrifugal juicers can fill a glass in seconds rather than five minutes, but that spinning creates heat that potentially destroys water-soluble vitamins along the way.
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Tuesday began with the sound of tires spinning in the mud and also the sound of people screaming as those spinning tires kicked mud all over everyone.
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If there is too much water, spinning the bottle will be like spinning any solid object, because there is no room for the water to move around.
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Narrator: So a rapidly spinning football will fly straighter than one that isn&apost spinning as quickly, and it will even help it fly a little farther.
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While the theory predicts that all spinning objects drag spacetime around them, frame-dragging is far more detectable around more massive bodies that are spinning incredibly fast.
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You might know that particles have an innate property called spin (they're not really spinning, but follow mathematical rules that look pretty similar to the physics of spinning).
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But I'll admit that for a few blissful seconds, holding this overhyped blue piece of plastic, feeling its weight, closing my eyes and listening to its faint and satisfying sound, that of a small wheel spinning and spinning and spinning into oblivion, I felt a small but palpable sense of control.
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I tried bringing the spinning device toward me even more gently, with some success: It kept spinning for two seconds before slowing down, and those two seconds felt nice.
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Fresh Step Ultra Unscented Litter, $10.99Have you ever been stuck in the snow and your tires just keep spinning and spinning, no matter how much gas you give it?
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Metro was secured in the rescue basket and was being lifted into the air when the spinning began, reportedly because the cable that was supposed to prevent such spinning broke.
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When I teach research methods to medical and graduate students, I share a cartoon that depicts a spinning wheel of health behaviors next to a spinning wheel of health outcomes.
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GREG HAYES: Well, look, if you think about it, we've always talked about the fact that you can unlock values by spinning off Carrier and spinning off Otis as separate companies.
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No one is saying that Rodriguez should drop the spinning attacks and focus on the fundamentals, they're saying that he should use the fundamentals so that the spinning attacks actually work.
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" Sanders' interview ended with him spinning "that damn wheel.
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" He went on, "I think he was just spinning.
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"I always thought: Throw it with the four seams spinning, and if I can spin it fast enough, then they won't be able to tell that it's spinning upside down," he said.
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The company has been around 18 years, probably best known for over the years co-creating Stack Overflow and spinning that out, inventing Trello, spinning that out, and that sold last year.
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But it's a far scarier proposition if we apply the spinning plates analogy to today's set of national security challenges, which seem to be spinning faster and more erratically by the day.
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Makdessi became the first fighter in UFC history to both win and lose a fight by a spinning strike, with Makdessi previously knocking out Kyle Watson by spinning back fist at UFC 129.
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The Kelvin 007 Pocket Spinning Tool: Set of 2 For those who are not done with the fidget spinner, this spinning tool is a great treatment for your wandering focus and it's practical.
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I wore a pencil skirt and the world kept spinning!
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Even if, in "The Fugitives," he's spinning his outsize wheels.
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Here's the thing about Earth: It's a big, spinning ball.
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Spinning the circle really feels like turning a mechanical dial.
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When others fled, they drove closer to the spinning winds.
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Another is spinning out of the Arctic and over Eurasia.
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Another post by the celeb Saturday had fans' heads spinning.
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But this is the world spinning in the vast dark.
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They loaded a slowly spinning cylinder with special plastic disks.
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Philae had not stuck the landing, and it was spinning.
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George Stephanopoulos played club DJ, spinning the funky disco tunes.
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I'm up and out the door for my spinning class.
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Sometimes Abraham would fall to the ground, his head spinning.
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"Spinning the industrial revolution", Jane Humphries and Benjamin Schneider, 2016.
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Still, Apple sure does a good job spinning that tale.
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Irony isn't just dead, it's currently spinning in its grave.
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"It's just a really rapidly spinning black hole," said Fryer.
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Nissan is also spinning the press against its former boss.
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The gift: Ugly Stik GX2 Saltwater Spinning Rod, $40; basspro.com
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But some on the right think the paper is spinning.
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He's like spinning a top and just letting it roll.
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They are spinning the facts and crafting their own narrative.
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We're spinning around in one place without ever going somewhere.
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THE revolving door of Donald Trump's administration is spinning fast.
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"My head was spinning with that girl," she told Melissa.
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Spinning in bright-blue heels, I felt exhilarated — truly happy.
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I'm always spinning wheels and efforting toward making a show.
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Similarly, Peloton has found success with live streamed spinning classes.
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So they weren't just off spinning in their own orbit.
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I called it spinning her on the ones and twos.
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"I was a tomboy in a spinning dress," she shared.
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"My head is spinning right now, it's unbelievable," Diaz said.
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And she will inherit spinning for a beleaguered management team.
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It's like sitting in a washing machine and spinning around.
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The Model 3 is not the company's only spinning plate.
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The company has 11 ginning mills and two spinning mills.
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The remaining, old machines, stopped spinning a few months ago.
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A child who stops spinning or rocking may earn praise.
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Her hobbies now include hiking, spinning classes, feeding the homeless.
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There have been worse nights and the world continued spinning.
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The spinning bezel is back, because of course it is.
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Essential is spinning the Sprint partnership in a positive light.
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Hurricane Katia is spinning in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico.
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The festival also includes spinning, quilting, knitting, weaving and more.
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Deep in the woods, she came upon a spinning doll.
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Spinning bad news seems like a natural thing to do.
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And there's that system spinning in the far east Atlantic.
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A centrifuge enriches uranium by rapidly spinning uranium hexafluoride gas.
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Huge swings in both directions have sent investors' heads spinning.
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And they're not just using the platform for spinning class.
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Dodman had seen this kind of spinning many times before.
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Mine was setting a trophy going like a spinning top.
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But since then, the team has been spinning its wheels.
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And of course he's spinning conspiracy theories about voter fraud.
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No incense, candles, pyrotechnics displays, fire spinning, and so on.
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It's easy to imagine the situation spinning out of control.
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Release the trigger to put a halt to the spinning.
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Where do you think the future of spinning is headed?
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We were spinning our wheels and knew none the better.
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"They are spinning out a lot of cash," he says.
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Fiona was out and spinning, like "Fantasia" brought to life.
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The Islanders, by contrast, appear to be spinning their wheels.
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Here you can see a cyclone spinning in Saturn's atmosphere.
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The front tire of the suspect's vehicle is still spinning.
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It felt like this problem was spinning out of control.
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Have you seen the spinning beach ball a lot lately?
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"My head is spinning," Mr. Durbin says after the meeting.
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So many impressionsthe moments way and backwhen spinning never stopped.
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A head-spinning week of legal deals — and a conviction.
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Spinning Wheels: -3 for everything else she did before that.
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In politics, you are spinning the truth, not discovering it.
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Do Willow Shields & Amanda Zhou Really Skate In Spinning Out?
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The Kelvin 007 Pocket Spinning Tool: Set of 2 — $29.99
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"My mind was spinning," a sixth grader named Aidin said.
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Nearly a dozen cars subsequently piled into the spinning cars.
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SANDY Last week, I took a spinning class at Flywheel.
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Even spinning the wheel and, you know, nothing has popped.
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Apparent holographic video produced by spinning projectors of some kind?
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On the outside, LIMBO looks like any regular spinning top.
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On the left were hundreds of white wind turbines, spinning.
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As soon as it touched down, the rotors stopped spinning.
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This photo shows a massive vortex spinning in Jupiter's atmosphere.
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It's spinning in the machine and has the right consistency.
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A centrifuge enriches uranium by rapidly spinning uranium hexafluoride gas.
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Instead of a death spiral, Miner County started spinning up.
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The washing machine starts spinning when the sun beats down.
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"It hit the tower and crashed by spinning," he said.
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When I'd stop spinning, my mom would make me concentrate.
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Of particular note was the spinning backfist which concluded back in a perfect position to stuff a takedown attempt—something which is so often forgotten as fighters gamble the whole fight on spinning stuff.
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"I remember feeling like my head was spinning, and I'm sort of outside myself and I immediately went to the mode of spinning plates," Jaffe said, describing one of the earliest alleged encounters, in 2002.
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Saturn, like Earth, is a spinning spheroid with a magnetic field.
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Yet some people see her spinning clockwise, and some see counterclockwise.
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"Spinning Around" wasn't just a pop resurrection—it was a warning.
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A tornado is spinning out of the low-hanging wall cloud.
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In the other, we had purveyor of spinning shit, Paul Felder.
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That can cause you to feel like the room is spinning.
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Or maybe the spinning of the neutron star powers the jet.
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You then turn it into yarn via a process called spinning.
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The astronauts were stuck in a loop, spinning faster and faster.
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I told myself I was just spinning a lot of plates.
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Now Barry's is set to open two spinning studios on Feb.
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Now, a new poster released on Facebook has our minds spinning.
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This time: running the fastest mile while spinning a hula-hoop.
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This particular tangled web has been spinning for two decades now.
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We'll keep spinning as we watch this whole thing play out.
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It's a spinning, robotic probe as wide as a basketball court.
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Instead of spinning around, the new device will face one direction.
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The spinning wheel, referencing the extraordinary 1967 track 'Bike', reflects that.
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Irrational fears are stories that we weave into long, spinning tales.
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Schiller acknowledged the challenge while spinning it to another Apple win.
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SpinLaunch plans to use a centrifuge spinning at an incredible rate.
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"They've won $10 million — that person's head is spinning," he said.
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He's spinning out of control because of all the Kourtney s—.
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I finally fell asleep," her mother concluded, "My head was spinning!
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Go deeper: How loot boxes hooked gamers and left regulators spinning
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It gives you exactly what you ask for: a spinning taco.
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That might be the reason a relationship is spinning its wheels.
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Hornschuch was founded in 1898 as cotton spinning group Textilgesellschaft Weissbach.
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The world keeps spinning, and the Duggars continue to bear children.
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How about some questions and answers about this giant spinning spaceship?
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But that doesn't mean they can't have fun spinning it, right?
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An inch-wide propeller began spinning, propelling the diminutive machine forward.
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Spinning tops stay upright when they spin by converting angular momentum.
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Yum is in the process of spinning off its China business.
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OL) said it was eyeing acquisitions after spinning off Adevinta (ADEA.
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Soon, however, most hula hoops stopped spinning and began collecting dust.
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She's still ducking and dodging and spinning, but much less aggressive.
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Patton are in their graves right now spinning in their graves.
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"Otherwise, you're spinning wheels — you're worrying or celebrating prematurely," she says.
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"I found a better feel for my spinning pitches," Stroman said.
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You could practically hear the wheels furiously spinning in the mud.
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Syria was only one of many spinning, exploding plates on Wednesday.
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I have OCD, so I was totally, mentally just spinning out.
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They know I don't engage in that behaviour when I'm spinning.
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These kinds of arguments, you can imagine, rapidly turn head-spinning.
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The wind isn't always blowing when you need those turbines spinning.
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Spinning was one of the first processes to succumb to industrialisation.
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He decided to start producing songs as well as spinning them.
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The revolving door has been spinning particularly fast at financial regulators.
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I had my own window down, the night spinning around me.
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"Bernie is spinning around out there around Pluto somewhere," he said.
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A spinning toy that any seeker will want to fidget with
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Both competitions focus on DJs spinning live to showcase their skills.
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Usually, however, they're startled to find that the spinning has stopped.
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If your head is spinning from all these names, that's understandable.
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Ruta, prepping a manicure (#14), nods, spinning her wheel of colors.
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Fascinator's debut album, Man, is out 1.29 via Spinning Top Records.
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"He couldn't control how he was spinning, couldn't stop," she said.
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And an almost pivot blow—now known as the spinning backfist.
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This slowly spinning bird, suspended by its beak, is immediately disturbing.
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Spinning midair tangled in a scarlet web felt just about right.
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The spinning test uses what looks like a D.J.'s turntable.
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It's left them spinning off center Max Unger to the Saints.
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This is also the challenge of spinning off a college sitcom.
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Waves again—the room is spinning, I can't breathe or sleep.
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Am I right that we both left with our heads spinning?
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Her brother, Jac, a D.J. and dancer, was hosting and spinning.
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"My mind right now is spinning a thousand times," he said.
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"My mind right now is spinning a thousand times," he said.
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They company has many plates spinning at once, one could say.
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Or rather, there are entries in your puzzle that are spinning.
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But uncertainty is preventing many from spinning up new drone programs.
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ET. But maybe leave the head-spinning math to the judges.
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The vacuum has a spinning side brush, which is very effective.
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He's turned Americans into cartoon characters whose heads are always spinning.
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But don't worry, you were already dead from the spinning part.
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So far, the administration is spinning it as no big deal.
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"The world was spinning like 500 miles an hour," he recalls.
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Employees dressed as cowboys give roping lessons and gun-spinning exhibitions.
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I took advantage of free workout classes: kickboxing, spinning and yoga.
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Con: you have to follow it by spinning in a chair.
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My head is spinning — and Saul's about to do something big.
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A patent-pending pair of spinning glasses created with Jimmy Fallon
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They also highlight the head-spinning nature of Trump's foreign policy.
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All 21625's Democrats are spinning their wheels on bald tires.
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Tracers skipped off rocks, spinning over the ridge in hot arcs.
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This process, called outgassing, can accelerate the spinning of the comet.
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So it shows you how good we are at spinning stories.
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Dive into their collection and you'll be spinning in no time.
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So Trump appears, to an extent, to be spinning his wheels.
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His head began spinning and he says he became sexually aroused.
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Head-spinning reversals, of course, are nothing new for Mr. Trump.
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Video surfaced in which she appeared to stumble into a van and she was taken to her daughter's apartment to rest before returning home to Chappaqua, N.Y. "Here we have them spinning, spinning, and spinning all day on Sunday and then suddenly they come back and say, 'Oh well, she was diagnosed with pneumonia on Friday, and oh well, yeah,'" Priebus said.
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Second, that Peter Todbaum had a different gift, for spinning rooms into a kind of visionary frenzy on the pinwheel of his tongue, even if the rooms, for now, quit spinning as soon as he exited.
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So the normal home juicer is a spinning metal basket and you'd put produce in the top in a hopper and then it would meet this spinning gasket — KS: Yes, and you have to clean it.
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When astronomers look at galaxies spinning, for example, they notice that the rate at which the galaxies are spinning only makes sense if the galaxies are carrying a lot more mass than what we can observe directly.
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In this mockup, a scientist is dwarfed by an enormous spinning cylinder.
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Also, the imagery on the astrolabe (the spinning sphere thing), has changed.
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"We are spinning toward a different way of doing things," says Puckette.
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First it was the crane kick, then it was the spinning backfist.
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Whether it's swimming, spinning, boxing or barre class—I love all types.
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The clip is a direct response to this other guy spinning pillows.
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The neutron star is a fast-spinning type known as a pulsar .
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It's a business model similar to Peloton, the in-home spinning bike.
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Eventually, the two became friends, started working, spinning, and eventually touring together.
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The small, free-spinning motor will redline at an outrageous 2000,2275 rpm.
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So you're trying to constantly balance, and keep all these plates spinning.
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Dolphins think they're so cool, jumping and spinning all over the ocean.
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Also, many in the media spinning in circles over me -- yours truly.
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They later turned out to be caused by fast-spinning neutron stars.
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Reuters reported last month that the bank was considering spinning off Quorum.
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On the commerce side, Instagram is spinning up a standalone shopping app.
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And yet Hatoum's is constantly in motion, slowly spinning round and round.
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The team played in contradictions, and in head-spinning fits and starts.
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A hockey tournament and a spinning class are expected Friday and Saturday.
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All I had to drink was coffee and the room was spinning.
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Cockerill senior built spinning machines in Verviers, expanding to Liège and Berlin.
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If there's spinning and Pilates and you know, hip-hop yoga, great!
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Also I'll keep spinning my body as 'none of your damn business.
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Soon, her anger and new abilities are spinning calamitously out of control.
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Actually, to be precise, Spinning Silver's heroine Miryem is a moneylender's daughter.
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Once the flywheel is spinning really quickly you have so much data.
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As soon as she starts spinning strategy, the tribe sends her packing.
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And the fan favorite, Tombstone, with its devastating spinning blade up front.
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But the sequel isn't the only movie spinning off from Suicide Squad.
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What he's saying: Flashback: Trump leaves European allies spinning after NATO summit
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The video then shows Huff spinning away in a rush of emotion.
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Since I moved to Houston, my sister has gotten me into spinning.
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Mousasi stood back as Hall launched several spinning sequences in his direction.
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You can just feel all her controversies spinning off into the ether.
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This one still appears to be spinning at the seven-minute mark.
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In this configuration, each electron can be spinning either up or down.
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But Republicans and the president's media allies are spinning the revelation differently.
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"My head is spinning and my clients are panicking," he told Reuters.
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In the show, they show the Navoo rotating up to spinning speed.
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With seven weeks to go, Britain's democracy is spinning up a gear.
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But it has been geared to stonewalling and spinning what people think.
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Sometimes, he wonders if the world is really spinning off the rails.
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That ominous, spinning beach ball would appear, and then, nothing — everything gone.
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It looks like the most fabulous spinning class in the universe. Vol.
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Abrams is spinning a tale of a musician's rise called Little Voice.
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Tampa, Florida (CNN)Donald Trump is spinning his campaign in positive terms.
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If power goes down, switching the spinning reserve on should be seamless.
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Hesitant buyers are left spinning as the previously-considered properties are gone.
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One that particularly springs to mind is "Spinning Wheels" by White Wives.
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They could still be spinning centrifuges to create fuel for nuclear bombs.
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Before he was spinning wheels—I think I had Swizzy before him.
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It made a kind of music, the wheel spinning and her talking.
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Indeed, the key to spinning stories is to not become the story.
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"By the time we were finished, our heads were spinning," he said.
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When I finally left — nearly a week later — my head was spinning.
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Women in colorful traditional clothes were spinning wool, others weaving a carpet.
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But my fear is that things may be spinning out of control.
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It looks just awful, but he's able to withstand the intense spinning.
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It's comfortable enough for other types of workouts like spinning and yoga.
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"I can feel the floor vibrating when it's spinning," Mr. Maisch said.
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The question is no doubt spinning in some voters' minds, as Sen.
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FORTT: YOU SEEM TO BE MAKING AN ARGUMENT FOR SPINNING IT OFF.
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After spinning up his storm, Donald also failed to seize the moment.
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Others join in, then peel away like rain from a spinning tire.
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The spinning, rooftop lidar produced by industry leader Velodyne runs about $75,000.
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Plus, as we all know, spinning around incessantly is great for brainstorming.
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"The Spinning Sculpture" Interpretation of Youtube optical illusion "The girl that spins".
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I was naked scrolling Tumblr and spinning my fidget in my hand.
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I get to spinning in a circle, [and] I face the floor.
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But at the moment, his tirade reads more like pointless wheel-spinning.
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How have you seen ATL's DJ scene evolve since you starting spinning?
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The core components were two spinning belts that simulated a human orifice.
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"I feel like my head is spinning on a swivel," Mädchen says.
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There can be no ball spinning and beer sipping in Game 2.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters Breakingviews) - Spinning off supermarkets is a good start for Wesfarmers.
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But spinning up conspiracy theories isn't the way to solve the problem.
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Backing up and gunning uphill again only sent the car spinning sideways.
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"It's head-spinning in its ambition," wrote Mr. Yergin, the energy strategist.
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But President Trump keeps spinning and sputtering instead of speaking the truth.
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As it is, the pugnacious novelist is doubtless spinning in his grave.
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And he trained extra hours by candlelight to overcome dizziness while spinning.
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The discs were oriented vertically, spinning like a bicycle wheel headed backward.
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He's scheduled to keep spinning records through last call until 5 a.m.
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During their deployment, they moved steadily outward from a slowly spinning core.
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The quarterback roulette wheel is spinning again this year for multiple teams.
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So what do you make of the week's head-spinning political developments?
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Another interviewer found him giggling childishly and spinning out surrealistic non sequiturs.
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And she has a way of spinning the everyday into subtle gold.
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Sometimes, when you're spinning out, a little forced perspective can do wonders.
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He was spinning an assortment of merengue, salsa, reggae, and calypso records.
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This is a head-spinning trajectory, these past few years in California.
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The caveat here is that images are spinning perilously out of control.
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This is what happens when you go to spinning class in Hollywood.
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And still fashion week keeps its mulish course, a carousel spinning madly.
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Lastly, Mondo has something special for record-spinning Marvel fans: a slipmat.
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Spinning the dials of the time machine: O.K., Mr. or Ms. Retro.
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You spend a lot of time spinning the wheels in your head.
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At first glance the picture represented how my head is constantly spinning.
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Heathrow is ideally positioned to serve the money-spinning North Atlantic routes.
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It chugs through gins and whirrs around spinning machines to become yarn.
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There is nobody out there that enjoys seeing that spinning wheel. Nobody.
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Kering slimmed down by spinning off Puma, a sportswear brand, last year.
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Why it matters: The cycle keeps spinning, generating more and more heat.
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Two more darts are thrown at my father, who is still spinning.
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Making "scooter graffiti" by rubbing the spinning black wheels on the pavement.
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Later that night he was spinning records upstairs at the Mudd Club.
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Before your first hormone shot, you're well into head-spinning, unfamiliar territory.
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I left inspired, but with my head spinning with many great ideas.
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He was spinning the ball better than I had seen this season.
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In my head, the Garden was a sky full of spinning stars.
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Until then, he said the Senate would just be spinning its wheels.
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Give your head a second to stop spinning, and then read on.
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These included innovations such as the steam engine and cotton-spinning machines.
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There is no intention of spinning out Oath in any particular format.
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"Malaysia will keep on spinning whatever happens at the top," she said.
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And then suddenly all this weird shit starts spinning around your brain?
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Regarding spinning narratives, consider Ben Rhodes—a low-level White House staffer.
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"You're used to spinning straw into gold, in many ways," he said.
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The rapper scored this incredible spinning chain after dropping a whopping $425,000!!!
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The video, which you can watch above, features astronauts Mark T. Vande Hei, Joseph Acaba, Randy Bresnik, and Paolo Nespoli spinning a NASA-branded fidget spinner while also spinning themselves in the gravity-free environs of the ISS.
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The BBC got British astronaut Tim Peake to try out the trick recently and once he starts spinning the toy, no matter what way he tries to knock it, it remains in the plane in which it's spinning.
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But while this was seen as a huge win for suburban spinning communities to get spinning taken seriously, a lack of formal structure and corporate sponsorship leaves drivers with an income so fickle that it rarely covers expenses.
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"I didn't actually realize for myself until relatively late in writing Spinning Silver, is that Uprooted is very much about my mother's experience and her side of my family, and much of Spinning Silver is processing my father's story" — Lithuanian Jews who fled to Russia and lived under the Communist regime before they came to the US. Here's the first chapter for Spinning Silver and its cover.
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Ugly Stik GX2159.99 Spinning Fishing Reel and Rod Combo — $0103 (list price $2010) Berkley Fishing Cart — $259.99 (list price $2164.99) Penn Battle II Spinning Fishing Reel — $59.83 (list price $99.95) Get Fitbits on sale for up to $50 off.
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By examining shifts in the wavelength of very hot oxygen atoms, the researchers were able to show that our galactic halo is not only spinning, it's spinning insanely fast, and in the same direction as the Milky Way itself.
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It's easily my favorite navigation interface in smartwatches, beating out Apple's spinning dial.
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With so much ground to cover, transitions can seem glib or head-spinning.
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And now, as a DJ, he's spinning records under the name Earl Fletcher.
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Again, it's like a slowing spinning top, rotating in two ways at once.
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I know you'll think that I'm spinning this, but I'm trying not to.
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But for the most part, the only real action is totally innocent spinning.
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When they came to the negotiating table we had twenty thousand centrifuges spinning.
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Hales contends that the car was spinning towards her in the wrong direction.
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But they're not spinning so fast that they would be crushed into discs.
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I write political thrillers, which means spinning fantastic stories out of everyday headlines.
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As he was wheeling me to the elevator, the entire room started spinning.
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Images of spinning reel-to-reel tape decks bleed into turning car wheels.
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The business model is very similar to Peloton, the in-home spinning bike.
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The first hamster reclaimed its wheel and sent the wheel-stealing hamster spinning.
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The wheel was spinning too fast, perhaps because the cylinder was off-center.
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The device relied on Nipkow discs — spinning discs with various holes in them.
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DJs spinning at the event included Suga Shay, Mark Ronson and Dev Hynes.
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That line ultimately broke, pilot Derek Geisel told reporters, leaving the basket spinning.
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A helicopter rescue turned into a spinning, terrifying ride for a fallen hiker.
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It won't be long before something stops spinning and everything comes crashing down.
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Her head was spinning, and there was a foul taste in her mouth.
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It's a head-spinning bit of information warfare — a legitimate false-flag operation.
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The storm is slowly moving northwestward, spinning closer to Taiwan and southwestern Japan.
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Until then, the company will be spinning its wheels to get nowhere fast.
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The cleaning and spinning processes were now mechanized and more efficient than ever.
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One idea under consideration spinning off or selling the Vive virtual reality business.
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Stop perpetuating the black widow legend, give us more glamour spell spinning men.
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So pre-spinning a possible defeat may represent a face-saving way out.
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Samsung SDS said last week it was considering spinning off its logistics business.
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But when a satellite does successfully reaches orbit, how does it stop spinning?
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Others were tying strings around tops and spinning them on a circular platform.
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As horns toot, vehicles part for a car sporting a spinning blue light.
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A traditional hard drive features a spinning disk that data is written to.
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"She had this whole world spinning before us" he says to his wife.
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Advantages and idols and super idols and swaps can leave your head spinning.
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How quickly the black holes are spinning will also affect what LIGO observes.
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"I hate spinning," says Lagree, who has trained Sofia Vergara and Nicole Kidman.
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Ginkgo is spinning out joint ventures with clients to work in specific areas.
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McLemore himself was always far more interesting than the yarns he was spinning.
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Think of it as spinning clockwise and counter-clockwise at the same time.
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Her next novel, Spinning Silver, takes her back to those fairy tale roots.
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Bell Pottinger is far from the only firm spinning south of the Sahara.
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Startup talent is increasingly begetting startup talent, spinning out and circulating their knowledge.
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The clasping claw from earlier has been updated to a classic spinning spatula.
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She's back with an new book that similarly delves into folklore, Spinning Silver.
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I just started spinning at Swerve, after hearing about it from a friend.
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The polysilicon is placed in those quartz crucibles, melted down, and set spinning.
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Just the whoosh of air, like a ceiling fan spinning at full speed.
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Not by tapping or swiping, mind you, but by actually spinning your phone.
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Meet the jumping spiders, which instead of spinning homes, actively stalk their prey.
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BRS can generate electricity while slowing the kart by spinning the motors backward.
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What would be the competitive issue that you're remedying with spinning off CNN?
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The speed calibration strobe light and pattern make sure things are spinning smoothly.
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"Which means people yank at the paper," rather than just spinning the roll.
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It's spinning through space — from our perspective — like a propeller blade, Weaver said.
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I do the cooking and then I teach people the basics of spinning.
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The problem is, these conspiracy theories won't stop spinning once Election Day passes.
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She was spinning the rope around her legs, and I was really mad.
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Others are working on spinning their own very long records of public service.
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Playback controls were mostly handled by shaking the device or spinning its wheels.
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Donald Jr. has spent the last two weeks lying and spinning the story.
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It just means that it appears to be spinning its wheels, repeating itself.
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But spinning the law, so popular with some, is downright perilous for others.
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In the gauzy background, wind turbines are peacefully spinning amid fields of grain.
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Our Solar System was once a spinning pile of dust and chondrite rocks.
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When a thruster malfunctioned, Armstrong and his co-pilot David Scott started spinning.
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The Democratic National Committee is now a relic of mechanisms spinning toward oligarchy.
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Officials at the spinning mill did not respond to repeated requests for comment.
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It's kind of like spinning and squeezing Mario's noggin in Super Mario 64.
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A spinning magnetized disk creates the foam and induction heating warms the milk.
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ILIFE recommends cleaning the filter, spinning side brushes, and charging dock each week.
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If your head is spinning at that turn of events, you aren't alone.
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The show also includes a zoetrope of miniature dogs spinning around a maypole.
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Barry was sprawled on the guest-room bed, the room spinning around him.
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But we know by now how great she is at spinning fairy tales.
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Narrator: This car is spinning up to a whopping 8,200 revolutions per minute.
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The intervening period has seen a spate of head-spinning capitulations from Pyongyang.
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She has no spinning knowledge or equipment, making her already-questionable goal untenable.
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Through a process called "filatura" — or "spinning" in English — fresh curd is chopped ...
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It was founded in 2012 and sold its first spinning bike in 2014.
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By spinning up a bunch of them, they're hoping at least one hits.
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Clinton said his tax plan would send the country spinning into a recession.
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Imagine that, the business of sign-spinning subsisting you for an entire career.
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Brooklyn hasn't stopped spinning on its axis in all this time, of course.
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The spinning even provided me an apt visual metaphor to latch on to.
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One serious obstacle to Vancouver's tech ambitions is its head-spinning housing costs.
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From spinning around in search of her, he felt dizzy and sat down.
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It represents the importation of Malcolm Gladwell–esque yarn-spinning into the academy.
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The white-blue-red ball symbolizes Russia spinning off from the Olympic ring.
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The spinning elbow, the sok glap, might not even be Thai at all.
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The rides that this film have taken us on have been head-spinning.
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Even a 110-page long summary version is laden with mind-spinning numbers.
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Political groups are spinning up campaigns to protect benefits at the state level.
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She found herself spending hours in the headset, spinning shapes in the darkness.
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And 2018 — so we're assuming the Earth will continue spinning on its axis?
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Another three shots abruptly blew out and I could feel my head spinning.
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In Japan, the food guide is shaped like a traditional spinning top toy.
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And HBO isn't: And spinning out HBO won't help HBO grow any faster.
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That earned him a cacophony of catcalls for his head spinning about-face.
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The pitches from Valiente were not low and they were not spinning downward.
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There seemed to be a way of spinning truth that was relentlessly inauthentic.
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Roller coasters, spinning teacups and dolphins beckoned just minutes away at Disney World.
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"It just feels as if everything is spinning out of control," he said.
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"Your world's spinning," Yelich said on Tuesday before a game at Busch Stadium.
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Sapakie explained that we'd be using spinning poles, like they did in Hustlers.
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Then the spinning craze hit and exercise bikes surged into style once again.
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All are record-breaking stats for a spinning coaster, or so I'm told.
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Save $3 on the Uuna Tech Spinning Car Aromatherapy Diffuser — $12.99 See Details
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We are spinning on an improbable planet in the middle of cold space.
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Harry and Meghan will hope the House of Windsor's revolving door keeps spinning.
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Can super{set} keep all the plates spinning and really lower their risk?
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"1982!" a worker shouted, raising his voice above the whirring, spinning and clanking.
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Weather A trio of tropical systems is spinning through the Atlantic right now.
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Benzodiazepines worked quickly and effectively to quell racing heartbeats and dismiss spinning thoughts.
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The first DJ was the Goldman Sachs CEO, spinning as DJ D-Sol.
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I assume this symbolized how the Founding Fathers are spinning in their graves.
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Asked why she chose that hashtag, she said it "was spinning around" online.
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Across the Middle East, the political kaleidoscope is spinning at a vertiginous speed.
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A squall tugged at sagebrush and sent dust devils spinning off the mesas.
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Behind them, they stationed three heavy-duty flatbeds with spinning Doppler radar dishes.
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Through a tiny window in that housing, you can see the turbine spinning.
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But if something knocks the crystals out of place, they'll set you spinning.
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When you rotate a photo, you&aposre essentially spinning it by 90 degrees.
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It's not an immediate solution for a conversation rapidly spinning out of control.
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Fortunately, a producer jumps in and stops her from spinning the wheel again.
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Is your sense of direction like a weather vane spinning in strong winds?
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And so it went, the earth spinning for each of us in turn.
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Can you do Thanksgiving without spinning out and ending up tired and unmotivated?
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Fate isn't quite spinning its wheels, but it's not exactly charging forward either.
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Finally, I stopped spinning and found myself facing a wall of oncoming headlights.
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A couple staffers were "running around with their heads spinning around," she said.
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With expectations rising, Kim would have a hard time spinning failure into victory.
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Series co-creator Eric Kripke is really good at spinning seasons-long mythologies.
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The high-voltage powered boring machines boast a flat, toothed cutting head made of super-hard chromium attached to a propulsion system by a spinning bearing: Imagine a locomotive with a huge, jagged, spinning dinner plate attached to the front.
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Every once in a while, spinning a Pokéstop will give you a "Gift" item.
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When I leave around 3 in the morning, DJ Pauly D is still spinning.
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But CEO Evan Spiegel is spinning this fury, somehow, as a sign of success.
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Marie and I are looking pretty tasty right now so Marie's wheels are spinning.
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But each day&aposs news cycles are bringing more head-spinning and disturbing headlines.
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The shape of things to come First, Dubai planned a spinning, shape-shifting skyscraper.
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She noticed the room was spinning and it was a struggle to stand up.
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The greatest trick Samsung ever pulled was spinning its biggest misfire into a feature.
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You were probably into the simple pleasure of spinning around fast as a child.
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It has yet to realise the money-spinning potential of WhatsApp, its messaging service.
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Another had Modi sitting in front of a spinning wheel weaving "achhe din" stories.
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You want to please loyal fans of the franchise you are spinning off of.
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Jenner's flippant dismissal of the famed summer beverage has our heads spinning with questions.
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All fiber arts are welcome on the site, including knitting, crochet, weaving, and spinning.
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They want to use these spinning particles to study the very fabric of spacetime.
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Amazon is spinning out subscriptions from Amazon Prime by creating more generous subscription offerings.
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Shapiro and Troje tell me that most people initially see the girl spinning clockwise.
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"We're on a planet spinning around a giant sun for some reason," he says.
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Close up of a tornado spinning in the fields southwest of Dodge City, Kasnas.
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The rocket will then fly on a length of yarn to a spinning globe.
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It's just a matter of spinning it as a win for the two sides.
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Imagine a collision of the Korean Zombie's crafty counterstriking and Rodriguez's leaping, spinning kicks.
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But he did say FCA is considering spinning off its components operations, per Bloomberg.
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An alternative theory is that the company is simply spinning a sound business decision.
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Okada reversed it into a spinning Tombstone, then hit a devastating Rainmaker to retain.
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Suddenly, massive, spinning cylinders of fire began swallowing swaths of land at rapid speeds.
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There was a live DJ spinning during my blowout and an upbeat bachelorette crowd.
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Justin oppa practiced tricks, spinning empty tequila bottles around his long forearms and back.
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"Spinning their wheels: A reply to Jane Humphries and Benjamin Schneider", Robert Allen, 2018.
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Despite the spinning, the fire department stood by their decision to use the helicopter.
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Meanwhile, CBS is spinning off its radio unit, which filed for IPO last week.
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It then uses a spinning string trimmer to cut off weeds near the ground.
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Take away the spinning carnival lights in "Maniac" and there is nothing to see.
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Unlocking value will require bolder steps like spinning off chip-making or exiting handsets.
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Thanks to this post, our minds are now spinning with the questions it proposes.
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This time, the biggest story of a head-spinning month is impossible to declare.
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When she was drunk enough to feel everything spinning, she leaned her head back.
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Biogen — Biogen is spinning off its hemophilia business as a separate, publicly traded company.
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The spinning of Paul Manafort's indictment began from the minute it was made public.
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Winton, a large London-based fund, is spinning off Hivemind, a data-analysis unit.
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Thyssenkrupp's ultimate plan is to exit steel altogether by spinning off the joint venture.
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Fans called her work on these mind-spinning abstractions the "theorem of the decade".
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Though she didn't spill much, Drake got fans' heads spinning with his teaser tweet.
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His actions are desperate and humiliating — he is a disaster spinning out of control.
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Predictably, Democrats and the media are spinning the latest development to attack the president.
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It's the spinning contraption that you see on the top of Google's driverless cars.
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The "internationalists"—the heroes of this important book—must be spinning in their graves.
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Competitor Magento, on the other hand, was taken private after spinning off from eBay.
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The rumor mill has been spinning up lots of leaked photos and speculated names.
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Paulie is spinning a man double his size while Kyle is murdering little Natalie.
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A key advantage is that they deliver maximum tire-spinning torque all but instantaneously.
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HPE is spinning off units including application delivery management, big data and enterprise security.
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Early ThinkPads were built like a tank and ran smooth like a spinning top.
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BA. Grupo Clarin, Argentina's largest media conglomerate, saidlast August it was spinning off Cablevision.
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That spinning excavating wheel looks ready to take a bite out of the earth.
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The basic idea is that spinning the toy in one's hands helps increase focus.
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At one point, the blood-spinning centrifuge in one of the miniLabs blew up.
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Spinning black holes will drag space and time along with them as they spin.
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She enjoys yoga and spinning, and started dancing ballet at the age of 4.
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Lights, spinning rotisseries and infrared stations may be nice, but not what you need.
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But forget the "gotcha" video highlight reels spinning on both sides of the aisle.
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But her comrades make quick work of it in a truly head-spinning escape.
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But things have changed at a head-spinning pace over the past 12 months.
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But, neither CM Punk nor the UFC were deterred from this money-spinning move.
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Unlike quick, spinning juicers, this cold-press method doesn't create heat or destroy nutrients.
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That's because electric motors, given enough current, produce gobs of instant, wheel-spinning torque.
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There Kate Bush was, spinning furiously in her white dress in the music video.
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The basic claim is that spinning the toy in one's hands helps increase focus.
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Spinning the soundtrack of their night was Swift's boyfriend, Calvin Harris, OMNIA's resident deejay.
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I do really good wood-oven pizza that I tie into my spinning routines.
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But unlike a House panel, it did not back spinning off air traffic control.
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Next year, I'll be judging the spinning competition, but competing in the cooking competition.
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Tap, tap, tap: To avoid spinning out of control, don't slam on the brakes.
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The effect is inexplicably transfixing, soothing even, like a spinning mobile mesmerizing a baby.
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She was more like the OG Jessica Alba, spinning her fading fame into entrepreneurship.
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But I am extremely concerned by the overreactions to his admittedly head-spinning response.
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There are spinning colored lights for when it's listening to and processing your question.
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RIP all those nights spent spinning the globe and hearing the whoosh it made.
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Reuters reported last week JPMorgan was considering spinning off its marquee blockchain project Quorum.
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The company had originally explored spinning the Alibaba stake off into a separate company.
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This whole fidget spinning in space utopia may not be all that far off.
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Congresses under both parties have been spinning off powers to presidents of both parties.
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A slick spinning back elbow caught Pickett leaning and sent him to the mat.
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Barkan is the silent, steady center of an ever-spinning swirl of noisy activism.
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Your bae's heart starts spinning too, because the process is just too dang cute.
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Grupo Clarin, Argentina's largest media conglomerate, said last August it was spinning off Cablevision.
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It trims the weeds using a spinning string simmer, similar to a weed whacker.
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For those with autism, stereotypical behaviors can include things like rocking, pacing or spinning.
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BEACON "Still Life in the Spinning World: The Force Field of Morandi," group exhibition.
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Next time you're watering the yard, stop and look at that simple spinning sprinkler.
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Reporters like CNN's Leyla Santiago kept close, but the news cycle never stopped spinning.
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The episode opens on a spinning record: "Play With Fire," by The Rolling Stones.
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And we explain the natural phenomenon of a giant spinning disk made of ice.
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They also sent a sea of Terrible Towels spinning into the Los Angeles sky.
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This can mean the ouster of a CEO, layoffs, or spinning off business divisions.
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New York, it had been agreed for some time, was spinning out of control.
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This is the only software that Peloton intends its users to access while spinning.
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The A.B.S. had sensed my wheels spinning and relayed a message to the dashboard.
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Altria is a US-only business, spinning off from Philip Morris International in 2008.
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Four-and-a-half days in, I can't say something definitive about this spinning.
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PayPal shares are up 13 percent since spinning off from eBay a year ago.
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I like to do the Soul Cycle [spinning classes], and it's just so fun.
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In typical corporate fashion, Waymo is spinning the future in the lamest way possible.
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Initially music was a secondary matter, with clubs spinning Congolese instrumentals with Ivorian lyricists.
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Spin the Table You are sitting in front of a spinning four-cornered table.
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Bey also shared a photo of Chris Martin spinning little Blue around during rehearsals.
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Never one for spinning kicks or heavy, powerful kicks, Wallace employed speed and deception.
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Wayne is like Rumplestiltskin—another trickster—spinning gold (except he gets away with it).
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In Lucas' work below, we see an aesthetic attuned to spinning and cycling endlessly.
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He had us high-fiving our neighbors and spinning in circles in our seats.
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Trigger: You'll depress the trigger on the drill to start spinning the drill head.
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How many of the drivers you met make/are making a living off spinning?
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Lucas from the crew "Seku Rite," who I documented, makes a living off spinning.
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A youth group in Philadelphia set a world record by spinning 734 dreidels simultaneously.
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The church's gothic windows look down incongruously on spinning bikes and a weight room.
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But there are too many designers still playing it safe and spinning in place.
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The United Nations warned recently that Venezuela's refugee crisis risks spinning out of control.
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It has a barrel roll orbit, tilted 90 degrees and spinning on its side.
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I went through a phase spinning my plastic toys like Tom Cruise in Cocktail.
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It could get confusing, as I am already dizzy from all of the spinning.
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Elsewhere in the newsroom on Wednesday, the video and graphics teams began spinning up.
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The special counsel's report has Washington spinning, and it hasn't even been filed yet.
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Walker needs to keep the plots of her novels spinning, like plates on sticks.
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Thursday's endgame was particularly head-spinning, even for the hurly-burly of Israeli politics.
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The most head-spinning stories are the ones about ghosts, poltergeists and sea serpents.
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Just know that it's OK to do those things; the world will keep spinning.
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He films himself spinning on his head and doing push-ups at the gym.
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A pitcher who throws hard may lack the feel for spinning a breaking ball.
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As at other spinning classes in New York City, the clientele skews toward women.
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Spinning lovers can choose how fast their teacup spins at Disneyland's Mad Tea Party.
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I was feeling lightheaded, and the ceiling kept spinning, as if I were drunk.
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Dillon retaliated against Bowman by spinning him, causing the second caution of the race.
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With no declared winner, both parties took a stab at spinning the available results.
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The departures were the latest developments in a head-spinning week for the organization.
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"They're always going to be spinning and coming up with crazy stuff," she said.
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This time, the biggest story of a head-spinning month is impossible to declare.
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Compared to what I knew as a boy, these are incomprehensible, head-spinning technologies.
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"They really feel like they are spinning their wheels, yet getting older," he said.
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Her biggest hustle seems to be spinning her Instagram page into Spon-Con gold.
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It should be said that both spinning and tuning are patterns of social interaction.
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In New York, I live above a SoulCycle, so I've been spinning a lot.
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Him freaking out and spinning wildly makes him look more desperate by the tweet.
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Plus, its durable, rust-resistant parts ensure smooth spinning, even after long-term use.
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The Chimerarachne are much younger and also have spinnerets, a spider's silk-spinning organ.
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As I stared at the plastic, these head-spinning thoughts flashed through my mind.
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This keeps it spinning so it&aposs warm enough to shape, cut, and fold.
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It's like spinning on the spot looking at 360 degree photos of each room.
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One side is bright and one is dim because the black hole is spinning.
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If not, don't forget to channel your inner elf — with a little less spinning.
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I do a lot of running, spinning and weight training, and I'm constantly sore.
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Typically, a spinning, irregularly shaped object would rhythmically brighten and dim as it spins.
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The chicken, spinning on a vertical rotisserie, are sold whole or by the half.
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In the past, Uber has considered spinning off the unit as a separate entity.
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Really, the only character who's spinning off into total confusion is Marnie (Allison Williams).
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I try ducking them, but the spinning man can control and move the scissors.
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As is often the case, it's a little unclear who is spinning whom here.
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This is the worldview they've been spinning for years and they've really internalized it.
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The spinning globe is battery operated and covered in about 150 carats of diamonds.
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Let's figure out what we can do to have the wheel spinning more effectively.
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Upon return to jail, they mentally unravel again, and the revolving door keeps spinning.
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Giving viewers a sneak peek at the unique course, the promo begins by highlighting some of its most extreme features, which range from a hole located on a spinning platform, a series of spinning windmills, and an elevated (and nearly vertical loop).
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The system was spinning about 195 miles south-southeast of Charleston at about 11 a.m.
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How Keir Hardie, the founder of the Labour Party, must be spinning in his grave.
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Jameson is going to be adversary, spinning every single one of Parker's actions as nefarious.
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There's a violent smoothness to Warrant Officer Marcus Edwards' steps, shoulders rolling like spinning tops.
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The design of the paperfuge was also based on an ancient spinning toy, the whirligig.
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This being the desert, a climate of extremes, the sculpture did a lot of spinning.
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This being the desert, a place of extremes, the sculpture did a lot of spinning.
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"Thinking of tonight's show has me spinning… just like this night in Vegas," she wrote.
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He records the toy spinning then runs it through some software to play the song.
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The name change also came ahead of the company spinning off Kraft Foods in 2007.
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The charged particles and plasma spinning around Jupiter results in the gas giant's powerful auroras.
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The latest-quarter results are Yum's first since spinning off its China business in November.
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Their observations suggest that these objects could be generating the magnetic fields by spinning rapidly.
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But Spider-Man has been spinning webs for more than 50 years at this point.
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But since I tend to see her spinning counter-clockwise, I'm imagining her above me.
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This tool could help resolve the velocity of the gases in the distant spinning blob.
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Objects don't fall directly into the black hole, but travel inward along these spinning clouds.
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I tapped on the Spinning bike (because yes, I belong to SoulCycle) and yoga icons.
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Another surveillance video, seen on Spinning Middle School's four exterior cameras and captured on Oct.
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A spinning wheel looms in the foreground as a symbol of India's struggle for independence.
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Over time you unlock new fidget spinners with funky designs and hardly tolerable spinning sounds.
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Speed-walk to Roam, a yoga studio near Sqirl, to make up for missing spinning.
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Prices range from $403 to $240 a class for both its regular and spinning classes.
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He fell out of the race after spinning and hitting the wall on lap 2138.
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Those that have a raised middle structure can easily be balanced atop fingertips while spinning.
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Not our actions in the region so much as the way we were spinning them.
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The cool and innovative spinning case control is back, coupled with an enhanced widget layout.
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The European model shows the storm spinning back but predicts that it will stay offshore.
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Plus, the spinning will help even out the temperatures on the spacecraft during its orbit.
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"Why am I spinning a 360° view of a driveway and some cameramen," I thought.
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Listing companies—or spinning them off to existing investors—is easier than it once was.
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It all created a series of memories that still had Chopra's head spinning hours later.
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When light is projected onto the spinning 3D printed zoetrope, it all comes to life.
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And with a single, innocent (and very diplomatic) statement, SJP sent the entertainment world spinning.
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Spinning around to talk to it will give you an idea of how it's feeling.
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Try them out on your phone and try not to get sick from spinning around.
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I flipped a switch every single night I went on and the bra started spinning.
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An Etihad plane landing at Abu Dhabi's airport (Image: AP)Is your head spinning yet?
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Instructors will teach a spinning-style class amid IMAX's high-tech projection and sound technology.
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It will leave your head spinning right off your neck and up through the ceiling.
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Drake might be a solar eclipse — a supernova, honestly — but trust: the world keeps spinning.
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He carved up a sprawling empire, spinning off cable, magazines and the remnants of AOL.
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In 2013, Belfort turned Rockhold's lights out with a whirlwind, spinning kick to the dome.
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"Full Turn" sees two tablet screens spinning together to create a 360-degree animated sequence.
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"The Regurgitator is a pulse jet-powered spinning centrifuge that you ride in," Doyle explains.
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There's that wonderful blue-cloud shawl you wear, spinning yourself with yarn after every class.
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Following the singer's notice of appeal, Lepera said Kesha was time-wasting and spinning lies.
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This is a lot of spinning plates for the new secretary of state, Mike Pompeo.
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The bike Mikelle had been riding lay dumped on the road, its wheel still spinning.
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There are entire stars, neutron stars, that are spinning around several times a second. Unbelievable!
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If Bill has a big nose, then a dollar bill is spinning on his nose.
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Basically, he&aposs spinning a lot of plates all at once while managing the policy.
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You gotta cut it out now and stop all this crazy rhetoric, spinning everybody's head.
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She found her cat using the washing machine as its own spinning exercise wheel. Ingenious!
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Come, once again, and reset our spiritual equilibrium and get our lotus flowers spinning again.
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RHIC can filter its proton beams so they only contain particles spinning in one direction.
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"Carine managed to capture... the feeling of spinning endlessly without really ever departing," Ulmer says.
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Lowe is spinning "The Lowe Files" as an opportunity for a great big shared adventure.
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Of course, that's not to say that you shouldn't keep spinning if you love it.
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Democrats are spinning the results as evidence their blue wave is still building in California.
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"Still spinning away in ballet class…… #bouderbump #babydeflorio #sixandahalfmonthspregnant #nycbwinter2016 #thirdtrimester," Bouder captions the post.
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Spawned by a supernova, it's a rapidly spinning, dense star with a powerful magnetic field.
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That didn't stop it from spinning them up and bringing the engines' pumps to life.
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When Reuters visited Kawai's operations, cotton spinning machines whirred and rattled in a cramped room.
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Her first meal of the day is at the spinning mill at about 10 a.m.
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The last came when forward Simisola Shittu hit a spinning layup with 214:236 left.
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The new exhibition's kinetic sculpture features White's colorful, bulbous words spinning on a makeshift windmill.
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So I decided to replace its spinning hard disk drive with a solid state one.
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Goon of Fortune makes use of an earlier Australian invention: the Hills Hoist spinning clothesline.
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We ended up sat in the cell spinning out to The Chase for an hour.
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If the bag doesn't come spinning around the carousel, you shouldn't have to pay, right?
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This viral YouTube video shows a girl stuck on an hoverboard spinning uncontrollably. http://on.today.
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You're probably wondering WTF this gadget actually does — like, what is a spinning heart messenger?
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Clinton's profiles on a spinning gold coin — the sort ordinarily reserved for esteemed former presidents.
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This is a stunning reversal that may have J. Edgar Hoover spinning in his grave.
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Obama's also been eyed at a number of spinning classes around Washington over the years.
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"The next thing I knew I was spinning on my rope, seeing stars," he writes.
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But there's no precedent for Trump's head-spinning and wholesale abandonment of his predecessor's policies.
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Let's start with the case of the water shot radially outward from the spinning sprinkler.
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As you can see, the shape of the stream bends back from the spinning tubes.
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It was a self-perpetuating cycle, and it kept spinning long after children grew up.
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I am a spinning ball of light and death in the bowels of the Empire.
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But you and your board are spinning too many plates and lack the necessary expertise.
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Worshipers frequently lose themselves in a spinning frenzy, as with the well-known whirling dervishes.
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The Dawn spacecraft was designed to use four spinning wheels to pivot in different directions.
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In addition, Johnson quelled any speculation that Starbucks was considering spinning off its China division.
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The plane also has interactive buttons and a spinning propeller for a hint of realism.
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I then had to stay up all night spinning the tapes to input the data.
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You get in, and it starts spinning, and it throws you up against the wall.
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The debate over criminal justice reform has taken a head-spinning turn on Capitol Hill.
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G.E. also has the option of spinning out the entire business to its own shareholders.
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And, last but not least, we have the StylPro Original spinning brush cleaner and dryer.
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While our mother sat at the spinning wheel, I rocked Christina, begging her to settle.
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Washington started spinning for AArrow Sign Spinners after he was recruited out of high school.
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There's no defense to a perfectly timed Spinning Bird Kick, no matter how it's input.
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I think like anything else, the wheelhouse is spinning so fast you can't control it.
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Jha threw up his hands in celebration, proud of his moment of true spinning mastery.
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Once the winds in that spinning storm system reach 74 mph, a hurricane has formed.
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On Monday, Iran announced it now is spinning 60 IR-6 advanced centrifuges as well.
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Volume should always be controlled by a spinning knob instead of a sliding bar. Always.
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Music has been a major backdrop of Mr. Samuelsson's Harlem outlets, with DJs spinning regularly.
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In outward appearances, Ryugu is similar to Bennu — a faceted spinning top, covered with boulders.
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This temporarily disrupts the protons spinning in the nucleus of every atom in every cell.
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Still, anonymous sources may of course try to get away with spinning or misleading Woodward.
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Halfway through the evening, someone approached me to whisper that my cousin was spinning out.
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There's a whole new generation of autonomous vehicle startups that are spinning out of Google.
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Dr. Dre got his start as a D.J. spinning at Skate Town in Los Angeles.
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Longer series have to serve a bigger roster of characters, spinning off subplots for each.
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The company is a wholly independent company after spinning out from Privateer Holdings in 2019.
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On Soccer MANCHESTER, England — The first ball floated backward, spinning and arcing toward the net.
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Other than their satiric dimensions and vivid imagery, why is she spinning these fantastical webs?
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But they were far from the only associates with a penchant for spinning raffish yarns.
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They engaged in repetitive movements—pacing, rocking, spinning, throwing a ball up in the air.
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Her anger, fueled by paranoia, was a spinning vortex that threatened to suck me in.
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At its most exuberant, the piece featured chains of dancers running around like spinning spokes.
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Interviews with a dozen of them portray a group spinning more deeply into disturbing practices.
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Alongside, a tall young man was giving an informal plate-spinning lesson to some youngsters.
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Lisa (Regina Hall) is the hub of this habitually, at times amusingly unsteady spinning wheel.
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Voters don't like Republican policies, but conservatives win by spinning a good story about economics.
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Suddenly the gears of government began spinning again for Mr. Rechnitz, a real estate investor.
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Dorian is currently spinning in the Atlantic Ocean with winds increasing up to 105 mph.
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By roasting coffee and spinning cotton they hope to boost export earnings and create jobs.
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Ms. Barnes and Ms. Bass engage in competitive running, spinning and the snapping of fingers.
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Rocket ships are spinning and jellyfish are winning, but first: a cartoon about Instagram art.
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Blaney's car pushed Newman's No. 6 from behind, sending him spinning right toward the wall.
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Breakingviews Daniel S. Loeb may be spinning his Honeywell International story a bit too far.
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Now, after a head-spinning week, it's clear both campaigns would like to move on.
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They're already spinning deception, and likely setting the table for more inflammatory attacks to come.
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Ricky Taylor went inside the Action Express driver Filipe Albuquerque, but contact sent Albuquerque spinning.
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The former United Airlines executive's overhaul included spinning off the equipment rental division this year.
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The recusal also opened the door to the probe spinning out of the administration's control.
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Pipkins hit a spinning jumper for a 50-46 Providence advantage with 1:28 left.
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It didn't break, just bounced off the Sheetrock and rattled around in the corner. Spinning.
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Check out our recommendations below and click to buy — you'll be spinning in no time.
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"We've been spinning our wheels on too many important issues," Mr. McCain scolded his colleagues.
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But the rotor blades spinning at 500 revolutions per minute add a bit of danger.
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"But we're all spinning narratives of ourselves now, that's the world we're in," she said.
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Mostly a head-spinning reversal by the Federal Reserve, which flipped toward lowering interest rates.
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So experiment and find an activity you really love, whether that's spinning, Zumba, or weightlifting.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Walmart is talking to investors about potentially spinning it off.
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So I tried to squeeze in one yoga session and one Spinning class per week.
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BP (BP) is considering spinning off certain U.S. pipeline assets in an initial public offering.
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Instead of giving answers to those problems, top execs are selling, spinning and staying silent.
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And they were all just standing there, you know, spinning Pokéballs to catch a Snorlax.
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What is nice is that Facebook went to the trouble of properly spinning out Medium.
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This was musicianly virtuosity, like the cadenza of a master violinist spinning out gleaming tone.
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But, it being Mykonos, there is always a DJ spinning some tunes by the water.
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Growing our way out That, of course, isn't how the White House is spinning it.
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DowDuPont is also spinning off its crop seed and pesticide businesses to form Corteva Agriscience.
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The same week, I went to a spinning class that registered volumes above 100 decibels.
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"BUG METEOR," large block letters declare over an image of a rock spinning through space.
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There were heavily spinning forehands followed by balls that cut flat against the hot air.
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The night we were there, the cashier was spinning old jazz records on a turntable.
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At first glance, this reads like standard Apple wheel-spinning in lieu of an announcement.
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Also, the black hole is probably spinning, pulling the disk around in the same direction.
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"They are spinning, and it's a bit like a lighthouse beam going round," Pye said.
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Reminder: BuzzFeed news boss Ben Smith has floated the idea of spinning out his operation.
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Yet the film is eloquent in spinning us on our heads with a simple technique.
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