Fresh squeezed juice is clearly better, but what about fresh squeezed spring water?
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The couple squeezed in some grocery shopping Monday in L.A. and squeezed each other.
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Margins are already being squeezed, and they'll be squeezed even further, especially if we see disposable incomes start to drop as well.
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I'd say that it was the pain of being crushed or squeezed to death, but I've never been crushed or squeezed to death.
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They fabricated an ultra thin semiconducting nanowire and then squeezed a superconducting layer on top of it, like mustard being squeezed onto a hot dog.
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During the simulations, the volumes were squeezed at the rate and direction that reflected the way the region itself is being squeezed by the plate tectonics.
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"Your quads are under so much pressure; they're being squeezed themselves, and the muscle is being squeezed from a lack of oxygen [in the atmosphere]," he says.
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I can't say I was surprised to learn that the milkshakes are actually just soft serve ice cream squeezed into a cup, with the appropriately flavored syrup squeezed on top.
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But Yglesias's core point, that every dollar not squeezed out of doctors needs to be squeezed out of workers in the form of higher payroll taxes, is hard to argue with.
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" Then I squeezed my eyes shut and pressed "Send.
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It's an important message squeezed into an awkward, unreliable gimmick.
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Asha squeezed her eyes shut and shot out a hand.
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I don't want it to be just squeezed toward summer.
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"The ones getting squeezed now are the shorts," Beole said.
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But big food companies in general have been squeezed lately.
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Chinese manufacturers are also getting squeezed by the trade war.
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"The season is getting squeezed from both sides," she says.
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As the police are squeezed, such ideas have growing appeal.
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Some claim Japan risks being squeezed between America and China.
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Agnese cautioned the company has been squeezed by increased competition.
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The houses seem squeezed uncomfortably close to one another now.
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"No, I mean, I just barely squeezed..." I trailed off.
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The jihadists of Islamic State were squeezed on all sides.
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An importer whose currency falls against the exporter's is squeezed.
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Additionally, margins have been squeezed for banks and other lenders.
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The previous rounds of tariffs have already squeezed people's budgets.
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Small businesses are getting squeezed from all sides on cybersecurity.
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But it has been squeezed by falling prices for years.
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"No!" he snapped, and squeezed into the library with me.
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They have squeezed into Charlotte, North Carolina, Miami, and Phoenix.
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It squeezed out bags of prepared fruit or vegetable product.
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Frankly, I'm tired of being squeezed for more each month.
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Making things worse, Cruz is getting squeezed from both sides.
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The women are not taking kindly to being squeezed out.
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And despite his dire condition, Carl squeezed his father's hand.
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For its part, Hamas says it is being squeezed unreasonably.
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RHP Adam Plutko, scheduled to start Friday, is squeezed out.
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"Mom and pop" charter operators are not getting squeezed out.
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People already working every day would be squeezed even more.
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"She was very sad, very squeezed emotionally," her friend said.
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And the focus on price means margins are being squeezed.
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The digital advertising business is getting squeezed from every direction.
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So, you do get squeezed on both sides for sure.
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I grabbed the protective railing and squeezed with both hands.
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The quadruple bill squeezed the time for the other artists.
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She didn't have much time, and they squeezed her in.
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Oranges found on the ground were squeezed over the meat.
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But even in this state, open land is being squeezed.
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So an already low credit limit will get squeezed further.
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This is my freshly squeezed OJ pulp of the year.
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She uses it to identify with people who feel squeezed.
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Are you feeling squeezed out by your makeshift home school?
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When Judy was ready, Ashley squeezed my hand and nodded.
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Shorts about to get squeezed if the worst is over?
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We squeezed the rather odd gift into our Volkswagen Bug.
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Potentially more contentious is the mayonnaise squeezed into the rice.
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And with their profits squeezed, they could abandon the marketplaces.
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Bernstein seems, in Wolfe's caricature, grand, withdrawn, contradictory, exasperated, squeezed.
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WWE 2K has slowly squeezed that out of its play.
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And, Mr Ren's assurances notwithstanding, Huawei's finances are being squeezed.
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Sometimes two squeezed through one's door at the same instant.
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He squeezed paint onto the smallest piece — an impromptu palette.
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Like the pediatrician, he poked it and squeezed the nail.
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Construction projects can be squeezed into tight, idiosyncratic urban spaces.
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He squeezed a large squiggle of vermillion onto his palette.
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Their campaigning will be squeezed once the impeachment trial begins.
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When twisted or squeezed, it collapses into three separate loops.
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That could make them good candidates to be squeezed higher.
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Initially transparent, the hydrogen became dark as it was squeezed.
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He screamed again, even as he squeezed the hand back.
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Young families are squeezed by the lack of economic opportunities.
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Go ahead and scan that turd you just squeezed out.
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Books are squeezed together in large racks around the room.
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And it's not just businesses owners that are being squeezed.
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But he's getting squeezed from a couple of different directions.
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He squeezed and was looking at me the whole time.
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Military experts said that squeezed the budget for weapon acquisitions.
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If it bothers you, you can put it on one for a little less of a squeeze, but seems to me like if you're gonna get squeezed, you might as well really get squeezed.
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They feel squeezed by immigration, or the power of big banks.
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Profits have been squeezed; worries about its credit-worthiness are rising.
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The mounting fiscal pressures have squeezed the Palestinians' $13 billion economy.
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With every minute that passed, my chest squeezed a little tighter.
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Caught him on the way to class… Squeezed him pretty good.
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And yes, if anything, the market has become even more squeezed.
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You mean to tell us that Capri Suns aren't fresh-squeezed?!
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Turns out fresh-squeezed liquid gold is pretty tasty, at least.
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And as the primary franchiser gets squeezed, so do employee wages.
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He has been cried into, squeezed, stitched up, lost, found, everything.
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The air left my chest and the pressure squeezed my lungs.
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Colleagues felt squeezed out, seeing the boss as reluctant to delegate.
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The American middle class is getting squeezed and it's getting worse.
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Austerity has squeezed government grants to local authorities, which provide it.
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Projections of massive grain inventories have squeezed margins at grain traders.
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Meanwhile, banks lending rates are being squeezed by the rate cuts.
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Feel like breathing in the scent of freshly-squeezed orange juice?
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I squeezed my eyes closed and prayed from my core. PleaseGodpleaseGodpleaseGodpleaseGodplease.
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It squeezed demand by hiking interest rates and cutting public spending.
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Denver squeezed out a 106-105 win at Toronto on Dec.
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Their opportunities for development will be squeezed by automation's impactive grip.
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But foreign languages, art, music and drama have been severely squeezed.
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Finding financing to cover the gap has squeezed traders' slender margins.
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Global auto sales are slowing, and industry profits are being squeezed.
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These and other obligations mean discretionary spending continues to be squeezed.
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We squeezed into two seats, sleepy but pleased with our adventure.
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Tea planters in the hills west of Coimbatore are already squeezed.
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As many as 20 households once squeezed inside, the authorities say.
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I reached my hands under my shirt and squeezed my breasts.
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Small businesses and entrepreneurs can get squeezed out of the market.
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Related Research Negative Yielding Sovereign Debt (Investors' Cash Flow Squeezed) here
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"I just squeezed in a run," he told the class, apologetically.
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Frank Ocean, Michelle Monaghan and Brie Larson also noticeably squeezed in.
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My wife squeezed my hand and I almost pulled it away.
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When he came out, he squeezed me firmly and started crying.
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When the bottle was squeezed, water poured out of the incision.
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But it just squeezed together and worked out... and was magic.
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I squeezed my eyes shut and rolled over onto my back.
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Going green is not something to be squeezed into spare time.
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Over time, the middle space may well be squeezed into nothingness.
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She tasted each of the four options, squeezed from plastic packets.
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I was squeezed on one seat with my two youngest children.
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I squeezed in between them and ordered one of my own.
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It is now squeezed into two villages occupying six square miles.
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And with wage growth being sluggish, living standards have been squeezed.
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It has abused privacy, squeezed the competition and casually spread hate.
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It was her final moment before he squeezed her to death.
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As department stores remain dark, companies may feel even more squeezed.
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The legislation squeezed by, with 17 Democrats ultimately voting against it.
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The space-squeezed buyer got what it desperately needed: more room.
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I don't see one of these orange-bellied Astros getting squeezed.
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And, they say, payment for their services is continually being squeezed.
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Squeezed profits could lead to a wave of mergers and closures.
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Go deeper: The free press is getting squeezed, even in democracies
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He then squeezed the contents until they fit through the slit.
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Pence, though, is squeezed tight into a corner of compulsory worship.
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Organic and mass grocers squeezed Lucky's, but so did strategic mistakes.
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Concentrate, I squeezed his shoulders,you must studyto steer from bullets.
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Competition from dollar stores, convenience stores and Amazon had squeezed profits.
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When squeezed together, the molecules stack up into a solid form.
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Large financial trusts orchestrated by J.P. Morgan squeezed independent farmers everywhere.
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He squeezed the ball and talked about its texture, and laughed.
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I'm not sure if it was all that fresh-squeezed, though.
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"He basically squeezed—he just didn't let go," Brant told me.
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Or, make healthy eating fun by adding freshly-squeezed fruit juice.
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"He got squeezed along the boards," Ducks coach Randy Carlyle said.
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Car makers aren't the only companies getting squeezed by the tariffs.
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Chinese imports have not squeezed American manufacturing workers into less labour-intensive industries; they have squeezed them out of the labour force altogether, according to David Autor of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and his co-authors.
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Big Tech got squeezed from both sides of the Atlantic on Wednesday.
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Squeezed budgets have cut the number of officers by 15% since 2010.
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"We have been squeezed from both sides for a while," Madell said.
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There's concern on both sides that tech giants have squeezed out competition.
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There's also a bunk bed, captain's seat and kitchen counter squeezed aboard.
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They're white, middle-class people that are squeezed by the welfare state.
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Price controls have squeezed refiners' margins, prompting one refinery to suspend operations.
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"Banks are not in imminent danger of being squeezed out," Shin said.
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A prominent exception was Ahmad Jannati, who squeezed in at 16th place.
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Like if I squeezed you hard enough I could consume you entirely.
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Its economy was on the mend after years of squeezed living standards.
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Their passengers are being squeezed too, with a new $25 departure tax.
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While her mother was holding Abigail's hand, the girl suddenly squeezed back.
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For those squeezed into the back half, a different approach is required.
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As we walked, he repeatedly squeezed the fat on my upper arm.
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But even then, it was still all squeezed in there really tight.
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Investors have seen their interest income squeezed as global bond yields plunge.
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The narrower the channel, the more computing power can be squeezed in.
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Civil-society groups are worried that freedom of expression is being squeezed.
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But squeezed margins could mean more, not less, downtime in the future.
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The combined effects have severely squeezed, but not crippled, North Korea's economy.
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Does it smell like sour milk that someone squeezed a lemon into?
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At the same time, lower oil prices have squeezed the state budget.
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They can often feel squeezed as they strive to balance it all.
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The team even squeezed in a trip to Disneyworld, for the families.
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"We are not going to be squeezed in the middle," he said.
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The unsecured furniture was simply squeezed between the windshield and the seat.
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Wells Fargo is also being squeezed by the changing interest-rate environment.
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While her mother, Vicki, was holding her hand, she suddenly squeezed back.
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My heart raced as I squeezed my eyes shut and rolled over.
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The pool of income to be split among employees could be squeezed.
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"The jump in Chinese equities squeezed out some shorts," said the trader.
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These investments have squeezed profits, but the firm is banking on growth.
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Canada's transport network, like its people, is squeezed along its southern border.
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It was a hot, bright day, the kind that squeezed you tired.
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Karate became a savored indulgence, squeezed in between work and child rearing.
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Murt's bag was squeezed in front of his shins in the footwell.
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A block away, he squeezed my hand and gave me a wink.
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Others have broken with the president after being squeezed by aggressive prosecutors.
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Higher-quality series represent National Geographic's effort to avoid getting squeezed out.
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Turner, Elwood, and Jaimie squeezed together in the middle of the bleachers.
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She coolly squeezed off shots of 10.5 and 10.4 to take gold.
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Now, it will be squeezed into a space two-thirds the size.
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The phones are dropped, scratched and squeezed daily to ensure quality control.
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At their campground, militia members squeezed off several dozen rounds before breakfast.
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Within minutes, Patrick Edward Purdy squeezed the trigger at least 106 times.
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I squeezed onto a Cannonball train to the Hamptons to examine overcrowding.
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Tax reform, Trump's top priority for the fall, could be squeezed out.
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Had there been a railing, I'd have squeezed it with both hands.
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An Egon whose tie would flip up if you squeezed his arm.
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That means that the sickest patients are most likely to be squeezed.
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We're kind of squeezed in the middle, but we benefit from it.
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The woman who squeezed in apparently liked the view from that pew.
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That industry's profit margins continue to be squeezed by low global prices.
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But, Mr. Kantrowitz said, it suggests that families are feeling financially squeezed.
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The orchestra squeezed into its narrow pit and the dress rehearsal began.
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Hundreds were squeezed into one of the government's shelters, with inadequate provisions.
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A teenager's mere presence, it seemed, had squeezed out basketball's biggest star.
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Some of the money could, in theory, be squeezed from Chinese manufacturers.
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Squeezed in cocktails with some Irish friends at the Standard East Village.
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Hundreds of thousands of part-timers like me are feeling especially squeezed.
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Carbon-fiber composites are wrapped around the tool, then heated and squeezed.
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Amazon has squeezed more revenue and cut costs from its retail business.
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Early in my professional life, I was sometimes simply squeezed into silence.
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These sanctions had squeezed the sorts of people Mr. Cohen dealt with.
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Officials at Homeland Security Investigations also are squeezed by the opioid crisis.
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I squeezed myself behind the desk, put my bag next to me.
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As cities grow ever more populated, green spaces may get squeezed out.
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Squeezed between the academy and the river, it lacks room for development.
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There I was, getting kissed and squeezed in front of my people.
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Cheap imports from China and other emerging-market economies squeezed domestic producers.
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Their stations are squeezed between a dozen lanes of roaring motorway traffic.
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Retail is a huge industry, and not every chain is being squeezed.
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South Sudan's currency is in freefall and hyperinflation has squeezed virtually everyone.
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But farmers' earnings have been squeezed recently due to falling crop prices.
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The restaurant will also sell espresso drinks and fresh-squeezed orange juice.
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I put my arms around him, squeezed as hard as I could.
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One was a grandson of Mao Zedong, squeezed into a general's uniform.
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The tradeoff is that those familiar faces generally squeezed out deserving newcomers.
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The Iranians and Russians, facing much higher production costs, are being squeezed.
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Sensing a crisis, he said, he squeezed his hands together in fear.
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I squeezed my thumb and forefinger back and forth as I breathed.
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SQUEEZED Why Our Families Can't Afford America By Alissa Quart 320 pp.
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He's betting those swing-state Republicans will feel squeezed by his request.
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A glass of delicious, fresh-squeezed juice directly from your very best produce.
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Like its peers, Macy's has been squeezed by e-commerce competitors like Amazon.
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Amazon has squeezed prices for book publishers and restricted those who don't comply.
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My son grabbed me tightly around the waist and squeezed his eyes shut.
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The coils are like extrusions, something squeezed from a tube or a body.
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Many members of the so-called "sandwich generation" feel squeezed by competing demands.
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The Trump administration's reinstated sanctions on Iran have also squeezed Middle Eastern production.
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They pay interest to their own depositors, however, so interest margins are squeezed.
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He one more time squeezed my butt and he said, 'Are you sure?
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I even got a little fancy and squeezed fresh lemon over my meal.
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Hell, even the word "selfie" squeezed its way into the Oxford English Dictionary.
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Arepas and freshly squeezed mango juice are the perfect end to Hump Day.
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If staffing cost restaurants more, would their hours be squeezed or jobs cut?
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Public services have been squeezed in the years since; living standards have stagnated.
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But the fallout from the crisis has also squeezed returns in another way.
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The first is lower wholesale electricity prices, meaning squeezed revenues and lower investment.
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Increasingly, the jihadists are being squeezed into a ribbon along the Euphrates valley.
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Market forces are, however, leading to cutbacks already, as smelter margins are squeezed.
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But poorer blacks are being squeezed out, as they are elsewhere in Chicago.
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Meanwhile squeezed smallholders farm their shrinking plots too intensively, degrading already poor soils.
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"I pushed myself to the window and squeezed up against it," she said.
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Although profits are being squeezed, the big banks' capital cushions are not threatened.
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Singletons with neither a strong speciality nor an international footprint are feeling squeezed.
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Squeezed out: redistribute some wealth so that income gaps don't disadvantage hardworking Americans.
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Low prices are, however, leading to some smelter cutbacks because of squeezed margins.
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One conservative GOP aide said they are feeling squeezed out of the process.
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But Saudi Arabia and other Gulf producers are feeling squeezed as prices fall.
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It would be tight or squeezed or flat or it just wouldn't sing.
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They're being squeezed on all sides," he said Friday on CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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Advertisers have long squeezed fees to agencies and remain wary of wasting money.
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Spain's Abengoa bought a controlling stake in 2000 and later squeezed out minorities.
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Smaller parties like the Liberal Democrats were squeezed to the point of collapse.
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"We've kind of squeezed out these calendar disruptions," one senior Democratic strategist said.
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Most agricultural products will finish 22017 with lower prices, squeezed by record output.
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The wholesale business has been squeezed by lower trading revenue in fixed income.
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The Tropicana juice was not freshly squeezed like the Trader Joe's juice was.
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Under this dictate, successive presidents imposed sanctions that starved Iraqis and squeezed Iranians.
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Five cot-like beds have been squeezed into bedrooms built originally for four.
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Supply is also being squeezed as the flow of foreclosed properties dries up.
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And hoteliers that are getting squeezed are not pleased to be losing business.
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The four of them squeezed into a $2360-a-month one-bedroom apartment.
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While the middle class got squeezed, the very rich have done very well.
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The stronger yen squeezed Japan's automakers, which rely heavily on exports for profits.
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Samsung's smartphone business is being squeezed from both ends of the smartphone market.
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On her couch, she'd squeezed Matt's hand between her knees, crinkled her eyes.
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The tiny ex-Soviet republic is squeezed between Ukraine and EU member Romania.
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Younger, particularly urban Iranians, have wider concerns as their country is squeezed economically.
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President Nicolas Maduro's cash-squeezed socialist government has said it is negotiating solutions.
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What's really getting squeezed out ... so I know we're running out of time.
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The latter has been squeezed as consumers eye healthier, cheaper or newer alternatives.
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That has squeezed companies' revenues, leaving them with less money to pay workers.
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In London and other towns, urbanization and industrialization eventually squeezed out the cattle.
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Mr. Ronneberg and Mr. Kayser squeezed in, dragging rucksacks of explosives behind them.
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Few will deny that two-income middle-class households are feeling squeezed, too.
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Who else would have squeezed Beijing and Tehran this hard and at once?
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But spending on developing the new ventures has squeezed the company's bottom line.
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They squeezed the blood-water mixture into a copper urn, to be saved.
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At the same time, female singers have been getting squeezed ever more tightly.
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That, in turn, could increase demand for clinic services, which are already squeezed.
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He sighted on the center of the president's back, and squeezed the trigger.
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Forty-two dealers and eight nonprofit ventures squeezed into its rambling domestic spaces.
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The driver blew the horn at one delivery truck and squeezed by another.
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I picked up a glass of freshly squeezed orange juice for 4 soles.
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The company's results were impacted by squeezed profit margins in its trucking business.
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Five men squeezed around a table, barely fitting, their knees practically rubbing together.
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Sunbathers abound, squeezed up near the dunes during high tide on Wednesday afternoon.
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The art market is being squeezed, too, from the lack of Chinese patrons.
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Her eyes were squeezed shut, and she took big fistfuls of my hair.
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Helena Christensen, the model, swept down the stairs and squeezed in beside them.
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As I walked to airfreight, the cold concrete squeezed up through my shoes.
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But Senate conservatives found themselves squeezed between business sentiment and their conservative base.
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Others hitched rides in the back of trucks, squeezed between sacks of produce.
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"When I squeezed, all that went off was the primer cap," he said.
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Analysts have said bank charges may have to rise as profits are squeezed.
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He had squeezed blood from his gums and put it into the plastic.
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Banks, particularly smaller, regional lenders, have also been squeezed by a declining population.
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Sure, the economy is slowing, and corporate profits will be squeezed by that.
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This squeezed steel producers even more because they needed to lower their prices.
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Her daughter has little marks where she squeezed her hand, telling her goodbye.
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Squeezed to death The typical American lifestyle today does not exactly promote health.
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The car squeezed through narrow cobblestone streets at barely 10 miles per hour.
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She handed me my gift and squeezed in beside me — another twin bed.
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But small businesses that generally do not tap stock markets could get squeezed.
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You were squeezed into a very narrow category of what you could do.
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Thinner women and children squeezed through the bars, spaced about a foot apart.
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"This is a direct message to the Saudis and the Emiratis that if Iran is being squeezed, its share of the oil market is being squeezed, then other major oil suppliers are also going to feel the squeeze," Ms. Geranmayeh said.
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Sanda curled her fingers around the base of the IV stand and squeezed hard.
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Some were just rocks, others hardened lumps of sand that came apart when squeezed.
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There were one hundred fifteen of us all squeezed into a very small boat.
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In Doha, the index closed 0.2 percent down, squeezed by losses among financial stocks.
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Retailers are being squeezed, with Walmart and Target warning of price rises to come.
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Since the global financial crash, wages have been flattened, living standards have been squeezed.
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Extra performance is being squeezed out of old U.S. air and sea-launched missiles.
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Several of Obama's staffers squeezed into the briefing room to watch the President's appearance.
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Those bastards at Bloomberg broke the juicing DRM and squeezed the bags by hand.
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Gina Rodriguez squeezed in one last pre-Emmys workout while wearing her gorgeous gown.
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Meanwhile, he downplayed concerns surrounding a possible "deep investment cycle" and squeezed operating margins.
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Banks pulled back from doing business with the company, and his partners squeezed him.
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As the music continues to stop, late-stage private companies begin to get squeezed.
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Morals or messages cannot be squeezed from his stories, like juice from a rind.
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The reforms squeezed the incomes of the poor, yet falling unemployment cushioned the blow.
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Another staff member picked up each dead male and squeezed milt into the eggs.
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"These manufacturers, as big as they may have been, are getting squeezed," he said.
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It has relentlessly squeezed their profit margins in recent years in search of efficiency.
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As cities become wealthier, and as pressure on space intensifies, they are squeezed out.
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He makes his way to the coordinates he squeezed out of Ray last week.
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"The shorts will keep getting squeezed until some natural sellers finally surface," Cramer said.
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Two others, Air Serbia and Air Seychelles, have squeezed their way into the black.
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Automotive companies are getting squeezed as car sales drop and newcomers eat their margins.
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There was a 36-year-old woman who squeezed out three big-headed kids.
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As the people-traffickers' margins have been squeezed, the extortion of migrants has grown.
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The industry remains squeezed between two secular trends that are not going to ease.
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He's also proud of the sheer amount of technology squeezed into the notch space.
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Either way, ABI needs a new growth strategy, having squeezed its historic one dry.
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Toys 'R' Us filed for bankruptcy Monday, squeezed by online shopping and discount chains.
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And Abbas is frustrated because he believes the Americans haven't squeezed Netanyahu hard enough.
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It's all packed in firmly with rice and then squeezed into a perfect oblong.
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Emily Blunt has squeezed out a win in the accent fight with John Krasinski.
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Bieber squeezed his eyes shut as Schwarzenegger playfully picked him up by his chest.
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All of that, squeezed into the tiniest, closest-to-invisible earbuds you've ever seen.
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The governing Socialists are squeezed from left and right, with ominous anti-German overtones.
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An election followed, in which moderate parties were squeezed and hardliners assumed commanding positions.
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Infosys Chief Executive Vishal Sikka admits profits may get squeezed under a Trump presidency.
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People were squeezed into the cafe, some even sitting cross-legged on the floor.
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It seems more likely that public transport is being squeezed structurally, from two directions.
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Now, squeezed by deforestation and farming, the community is going digital to defend itself.
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If the behemoths were to slash prices for storage, Dropbox's margins would be squeezed.
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And I am here for meat, especially when squeezed into a perfect intestinal casing.
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It was a half-hour walk, so we hailed a taxi and squeezed in.
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He squeezed a rubber ball in his left hand — a stress reliever, he explained.
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Sources had previously said lira liquidity would be squeezed until after Sunday's local elections.
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It's the suffocating stench of 86 men squeezed into a room built for 19.
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Shark Week has already squeezed so many lemons dry that it's a silly experiment.
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After the Great Recession, regulators squeezed much of the risk out of U.S. banks.
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Customers such as carmakers, energy utilities and shipping firms will complain of being squeezed.
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In Ivory Coast, Lebanese businesspeople complain that they are being squeezed by corrupt politicians.
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Lenders are getting squeezed on margins and bearing the burden of increasingly heavy regulations.
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More recently, however, it has struggled with squeezed prices in the key U.S. market.
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There's even a bathroom squeezed into the cabin, complete with a toilet and shower.
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When he changed his mind, the Vatican squeezed him in at 8:30 a.m.
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But Trump, appealing to his financially squeezed working class supporters, has ruled that out.
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Ben Riensche is one farmer being squeezed by the trade war and climate change.
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Before she even sets eyes upon a patient, she is already squeezed for time.
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"Trump stood right next to me and suddenly he squeezed my butt," Laaksonen said.
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Will Mr. Kaine speak on another night, or will Mr. Biden be squeezed out?
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For U.S.-based companies, that typically means squeezed margins, dimmer guidance and sinking stocks.
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Big Chet squeezed between the ropes and bounded into the center of the ring.
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And, the more government spending gets squeezed, the more important nongovernmental spending will become.
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Global demand for PCs has been squeezed by sales of smartphones and tablet computers.
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One major MMA website has already squeezed ten stories out of the brief scuffle.
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Retailers have been hit by lower demand for clothing and inflation-squeezed consumer spending.
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A lawmaker's schedule is often squeezed out by the demand to constantly raise money.
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"It's pretty amazing how they squeezed it all in on the PlayStation," Evie says.
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She squeezed her body into a swing and tried to force it to move.
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Global competition has squeezed small businesses dry, said Mr. Wiertz, a fifth-generation farmer.
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He turned his head and squeezed the trigger It was about 22:24 a.m.
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Her company has been squeezed as car sales have dropped every month in 2017.
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But as he and his entourage squeezed into the hospital's corridors, something was off.
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But you can only defer this stuff for so long before everybody's really squeezed.
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With fresh squeezed citrus juice and herbaceous honey, this cocktail is basically iced tea.
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You recently squeezed in a movie, "A Kid Like Jake," which debuted at Sundance.
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They squeezed their challenge coins so hard the skulls had a reason to scream.
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The providers checked out her eye, squeezed in some eyedrops, and sent her home.
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Gurriel squeezed an RBI single between those dingers to facilitate that seven-run frame.
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"It shows that the breathing space for political activism is getting squeezed," he said.
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It creates a vicious cycle where small and medium-size galleries get squeezed out.
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The pressure is so great that electrons and protons are squeezed together into neutrons.
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The constant need for cash has already squeezed several AV startups out of existence.
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Lenders have already seen revenues and profits squeezed by a post-Brexit borrowing slump.
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" As their allowable building envelope got squeezed, she said, "we kept redesigning and redesigning.
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It also turns into a liquid at higher temperatures when squeezed under immense pressure.
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Beijing is tightening control of tech companies, which has squeezed a top rival, Tencent.
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"Trump's border policy has squeezed asylum seekers at both ends," writes Vox's Dara Lind.
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My tiny daughter, Christina, watched, then squeezed in between her brother and her grandma.
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Commander Hussein squeezed into a car with a half-dozen other fighters and left.
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Surely a "Hey Bixby" voice command could've been squeezed into the presentation somewhere, right?
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A plaid quilt of rice paddies is squeezed between the water and jungled mountains.
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Domestic sales of cars, wines and meat have dipped as wallets have been squeezed.
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Procter & Gamble Co narrowly beat profit expectations, saying however that commodity prices squeezed margins.
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This would provide much needed relief to middle-class Americans squeezed by healthcare costs.
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The train cars passed by just inches from our bodies squeezed against the stalls.
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She said he put his hand inside her blouse and squeezed her bare breast.
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While she was trying to eject the magazine, she said, she squeezed the trigger.
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But it is essential work, and is under pressure in today's financially squeezed newsrooms.
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Colombian fighters stuck on a ridge squeezed water from moss as supplies ran out.
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At Beach-2500 Street Station, two teenagers squeezed through the turnstile on one swipe.
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It is not meant to be hugged, nor squeezed so tightly it might break.
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Wall Street's middlemen are being squeezed on all sides in the current market moment.
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It added that he, like many others, was "squeezed" and "cupped" around his groin.
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As these two giants have grown, they have squeezed out or subsumed smaller competitors.
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The painter said, "No, thank you," and squeezed his way back to his easel.
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Dairy farmers got squeezed by changes in the international milk market and domestic oversupply.
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Middle class families are being squeezed out of the city and into nearby suburbs.
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The Celestia's 514 components were squeezed into a caliber that is 8.7 millimeters, or .
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He squeezed me with strength that felt more like an adult's than a boy's.
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UK consumer spending power is being squeezed as inflation rises and wage growth falters.
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Finally squeezed in a few moments between you and your ... Your iPhone now, right?
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And they are coinciding with economic trends that have squeezed working-class white people.
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She and I squeezed into her sports car, her young hunk behind the wheel.
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At the same time, Indonesia's coal and oil refinery industries were squeezed by weaker prices.
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At end of the day, I squeezed everything there is to squeeze out of it.
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The last time I saw my grandma, I squeezed her and said I love you.
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I could hardly close it afterward, and heard bubbles pop as I squeezed it closed.
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The prospect of being squeezed between Mr Trump and China scares many Latin American leaders.
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If margins get squeezed, the whole basic rationale of the enterprise is called into question.
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Faced with discriminatory barriers, including tax penalties, women are often squeezed out of Japan's workforce.
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The TDP of a processor determines what kind of device it can be squeezed into.
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Of course, they still squeezed in some time to hang out with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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But there's a lot more squeezed into that 5 percent than modern science originally believed.
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Those who never made it to college face being squeezed out of the workforce altogether.
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The middle class has been squeezed with stagnant wages and lower social mobility for decades.
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Some cheese brands are squeezed tight and later injected with mold, but not authentic Cabrales.
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The full report, "Negative Yielding Sovereign Debt: Investors' Cash Flow Squeezed," is available at www.fitchratings.com.
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Each bottle is packed with freshly-squeezed juice, and has eight percent alcohol by volume.
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This has also squeezed emerging markets, which have been simultaneously hit by falling commodity prices.
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Margins have been squeezed, Mr Gómez admits, but larger volumes have made up for it.
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"Okaaay…" I squeezed its hand and felt something plasticky click inside its tiny foam mitten.
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Retailers are squeezed as record-high household debt and sluggish wage growth crimp consumer spending.
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"We get squeezed from time to time," said Kerry R. Getter, chief executive at Balcones.
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We squeezed onto the sofa with bowls of salty popcorn every Thursday at 8 p.m.
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Interest rate cuts since July have squeezed yields on local lira accounts into negative territory.
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And high prices for the natural gas from which ammonia is made have squeezed margins.
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"It's the first time someone has used squeezed light to do better cooling," Teufel said.
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These businesses, the group's designated growth drivers, have been squeezed by higher raw materials prices.
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ONE moonlit night 13 years ago Jennifer crossed into Texas, squeezed into a car footwell.
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For comparison, Apple eventually squeezed the MacBook Air down to just 13-millimeters in size.
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A Chinese crackdown since last year on industries that are heavy polluters squeezed output further.
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McGowen went from shelter to shelter after becoming financially squeezed out of Seattle in 2008.
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Jannati had squeezed in as the last of 16 members elected in the capital Tehran.
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What's new: Capitalism is being squeezed from both sides by a debate over socialism vs.
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Ultra-low interest rates and the impact of new international accounting rules squeezed its margins.
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But imagine all that energy squeezed into an area smaller than an atom — that's extreme.
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He typically sacked 30% of the acquired firms' employees and squeezed salaries and other costs.
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The results have been as mixed as a hand-squeezed bag of Juicero fruit blend.
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What about blueberry picking on the weekends, or grabbing a cup of fresh-squeezed lemonade?
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A sense of being squeezed without reward is spreading discontent among the elites, he says.
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Consumers have been squeezed by rising inflation since last year's Brexit vote, hurting many retailers.
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With their own costs going up, retailers are about to be squeezed on multiple fronts.
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Squeezing all my mite, I went down, paused & squeezed even harder to pull back in.
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Squeezed into a radiant, green dress, Lovette welcomed all comers - she is the landlady here.
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The Dr. Dry Portable Clothing Dryer is perfect for traveling or tightly squeezed living spaces.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Squeezed in to a small and sweaty East London nightclub at 3 a.m.
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Only Rihanna could see the beast as it grabbed Taylor and squeezed around her body.
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New York City is expensive, and Nova, now a medical operations specialist, was constantly squeezed.
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British consumers are being squeezed by inflation and are seeing wages fall in real terms.
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The supermarket sector is battling intense competition, squeezed by rising costs and lower consumer spending.
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It is squeezed through this machine over and over and over again to flatten it.
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It's quite amazing to see how much value Acer has squeezed into a $300 machine.
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But one day, while her mother, Vicki, was holding her hand, she suddenly squeezed back.
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I squeezed out a tiny dollop onto my finger and rubbed it on my gums.
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It's super light, perfect for camping, and can be squeezed into a tiny stuff sack.
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As for Mr Davotuglu, this week he was squeezed from power by his irascible boss.
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More unorthodox accents are available, including soy sauce and sriracha squeezed straight from the bottle.
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But if you're not a straphanger, you might not know how squeezed things have become.
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The consumer giant's Gillette shaving business continues to be squeezed by U.S. retailers on price.
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The worry being that companies get squeezed, and are forced to pull back on investment.
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Like rivals globally, Australia's media companies have been squeezed by new arrivals and digital advertising.
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The A380 has battled against sluggish sales, squeezed by smaller, more efficient twin-engined jets.
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She wants to hold that middle in a time when the center is getting squeezed.
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His shot from the slot squeezed through Quick's pads and trickled across the goal line.
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The glue is squeezed over the sealant, and the tooth gem is placed using wax.
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Profits at Germany's lenders have been squeezed by the European Central Bank's money-printing policy.
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The final math—264+264+1—means you've squeezed seven gems out of four gems.
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From the get go, Holloway's jab interrogated Ortega and squeezed his intentions out of him.
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The song paints him as an isolated entertainer, squeezed of all his value and worth.
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"People all across this country were scammed and squeezed by Wells Fargo," Warren said Wednesday.
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The Wegmans-brand bottle was not labeled "freshly squeezed" like the Trader Joe's one was.
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Another night, three diners sat squeezed together at the smaller window facing Great Jones Street.
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Four families were squeezed into one tent set up on top of the camp sewer.
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But just as often, the vocals are squeezed, nasalized, multiplied, pitch-shifted or radically disembodied.
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To hide the evidence, I squeezed out 18 packets of Italian dressing into a jar.
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Red Sox outfielder Mookie Betts squeezed in a round of golf before visiting the market.
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Squeezed by a growing city around it, however, the university built critical facilities close by.
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The trade war, now nearly a year old, has already squeezed Mr. Chen's bottom line.
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Last month's amended complaint included more details about how state regulators have squeezed the organization.
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Today all of that has been squeezed into the thin black slab in my pocket.
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But instead of slowing down, the prosecutor said, the driver squeezed the bus past him.
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The place doesn't take reservations, so if you're squeezed out, head over to Montréal Plaza.
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Many artists, squeezed by relentless increases in real estate prices, are heading to these hills.
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He squeezed purple goo made from dried fruit and ground-up bugs into miniature dishes.
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Second, the baby boomer generation has squeezed younger generations out of housing and job opportunities.
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In Warsaw, a micro-home called the Keret House is squeezed between two other buildings.
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Attendance: About 60, though about 100 could have squeezed onto the bleachers in a pinch.
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It was just Windows 210 squeezed onto a new form factor, with very little changes.
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Reactionaries imagined themselves squeezed between globalist Jewish bankers above and subversive Jewish refugee hordes below.
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Those larger and more established competitors have simply squeezed upstart Dyson out of the race.
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He squeezed two lemons and let it simmer with a tomato and a half-onion.
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And blue-collar workers are not the only members of the middle class being squeezed.
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A few words throughout the work are struck through, with hasty corrections squeezed in above.
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And with the country's population aging, there are already concerns that spending will become squeezed.
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At one point, Ms. Williams squeezed toward the front, pulling a girlfriend by the hand.
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Instead, she said, she found herself squeezed among taller passengers like a Tetris game piece.
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He complied, only to yank the barrel loose the same instant he squeezed the trigger.
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Part of the reason is that provincial city consumers like Cao are being squeezed tight.
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Another witness brought wooden sticks to court to demonstrate how his head was squeezed as torture.
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When squeezed, the hand brake will now stop both wheels, making it easier to slow down.
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TIPS are less liquid than Treasuries and suffer if liquidity is squeezed out of the market.
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Father Dominic squeezed my neck harder, and he grabbed both my hands with his free hand.
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But no, what most likely happened is that someone squeezed soap onto a rat's pacarana's body.
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You better believe a workout or two will be squeezed in between the R & R sessions.
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RG: So does culture just get pushed to other boroughs and squeezed from there to – wherever?
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The group squeezed, uncuffed, into a police minivan and headed to a government office for questioning.
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Sometimes the cold creeps inside, and however many layers you've squeezed into, you're still feeling it.
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This 1962 Shelby Cobra CSX 2000 is a V-0003 squeezed into a teeny, tiny package.
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This 1962 Shelby Cobra CSX 2000 is a V-8 squeezed into a teeny, tiny package.
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It's getting squeezed by rivals in the electric car market who are all competing for customers.
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They squeezed out Indian rivals which had kept them company in the first half of 237.6.
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Her margins are being squeezed as the value of the money used by her buyers falls.
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But they are now squeezed as a sell-off in the lira drives up repayment costs.
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Net income fell 10 percent to $14.7 billion, squeezed by higher wages and investments in technology.
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California is being squeezed by uber-wildfires and rising seas—climate change's twin agents of chaos.
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Gisele squeezed in a very wet photo shoot in Rio on the heels of the Olympics.
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Squeezed between Samsung's and Apple's big phone announcements is this year's IFA trade show in Berlin.
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"But you're happy," Amy insisted as they were squeezed closer together by another pack of commuters.
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"He's probably squeezed as much as you can get out of this particular approach," Billet said.
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Since then, however, ultra-low interest rates and thickets of new regulations have squeezed bank profits.
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The bag neck is then cut off and the food squeezed into the crewman 's mouth.
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As we squeezed together, the precocious young girl talked about wanting to become a fashion designer.
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Trosch's new paintings are like sheet cakes with heavy icing squeezed straight out of the tube.
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A government survey in 2017 found 475,000 people squeezed into one neighbourhood of eight square kilometres.
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Two participants squeezed past the couch partially blocking the door and walked into the dark room.
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Those whose incomes have been squeezed often rely on short-term loans to tide them over.
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There are coffees and lunches and meetings, all squeezed into the first half of the week.
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Sanction-squeezed Iran needs outlets for exports; its oil trucks cram the roads of Iraqi Kurdistan.
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The hottest, most squeezed, and compressed gas lies just at the edge of the event horizon.
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The day before, Rachel Brosnahan also squeezed in a last-minute facial with esthetician Joanna Vargas.
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The fall in the price of oil has squeezed domestic liquidity, forcing companies to look internationally.
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Under the seat's cushion are 288 piezoelectric crystals that produce a charge when compressed or squeezed.
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It's the nature of being squeezed into two dimensional space while being squashed by the patriarchy.
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Obviously, they are being squeezed pretty hard under the sanctions that the administration has put on.
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As employers compete for scarce workers, the discount rate would rise and profits would be squeezed.
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The fighting may reduce global supplies already squeezed by sanctions on Iran and turmoil in Venezuela.
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Within seconds, he was surrounded: one man held his legs, another squeezed his throat from behind.
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I grabbed my dad's hand and squeezed it so hard that his skin turned deep red.
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It is hard to see how imports could be further squeezed without provoking a social explosion.
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Novo's prices have been squeezed by U.S. pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) such as Express Scripts ESRX.
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The only hardliner to make the cut was Ahmad Jannati, who squeezed in at 16th place.
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I was quiet and smiled, telling her I'd missed her, and I squeezed little Barron's foot.
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They squeezed a droplet of room-temperature water between the pointy ends of two cut diamonds.
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Squeezed between the Sumida river and the Ginza shopping district, Tsukiji is creaking at the seams.
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But many farmers, squeezed by tightening farm profits, have not fully embraced the big data offerings.
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A Bloomberg report showed that Juicero's packs could be squeezed by hand, no expensive juicer required.
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A canister resembling a catalytic converter is squeezed under the vehicle's floorpan to trap the NOx.
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Then she whispered, "Fuck, yes," and Letty grinned, cupped one breast in each hand, and squeezed.
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First, Fed officials know that financial firms generally are being squeezed by ultra-low interest rates.
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Low-income families are meanwhile getting squeezed by higher utility prices after Macri removed energy subsidies.
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"Without thinking, I automatically squeezed off another round and hit him in the chest," Peterson said.
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I found the helmet as comfortable as any other, and the speakers never squeezed or chafed.
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They constituted a decile of discontent, squeezed between their own countries' plutocrats and Asia's middle class.
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Rather it is because they expect to be more squeezed financially thanks to their stagnating incomes.
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As the base rate nears zero, the margin between rates on saving and lending is squeezed.
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Holloway's sister, who had also squeezed into the closet, recited Psalm 91, a Psalm of protection.
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Fourth seed Su-Wei Hsieh squeezed past Varvara Gracheva 7-5 4-6 7-6(6).
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She squeezed two lines of food onto a plate, one beige and the other cream-colored.
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Fans, who are not part of any of these negotiations, are squeezed financially without much recourse.
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For three years, my family of four squeezed into a 7003-square-foot, one-bathroom house.
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In both cases, Naranjo emphasizes the cruel reality of ordinary citizens squeezed by the drug war.
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When he found Kenta Thursday, he dropped to his knees, squeezed his palms tightly, and prayed.
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Wafer thin lending margins under the Bank of Japan's negative rates policy has also squeezed profitability.
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But the lady sitting beside me squeezed my arm, as if to say, Isn't this marvelous.
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"Firms have downsized, squeezed their suppliers and expanded sales overseas where margins are higher," Greenwalt said.
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I was greeted with fresh-squeezed mango juice, and reserved my sunbed of choice every day.
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Squeezed in at the front, visible in a gap between the placards, is a solitary boy.
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But fewer and fewer Iranians can go now because US sanctions have squeezed their disposable income.
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Plus, I landed two additional clients, so I squeezed in work between travels and baby's naps.
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This all could mean mom-and-pop theaters, which compete with the huge chains, getting squeezed.
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The pressure has squeezed subterranean deposits of salt to the surface, where they form colorful mountains.
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"If somebody squeezed your arm or hurt you, wouldn't you start screaming or something?" he asked.
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CNNMoney reports the tariffs raised costs for Whirlpool by $85033 million and squeezed its profit margins.
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It tasted pretty good, but when you squeezed the bread, the oil seeped out of it.
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My shoes, sticky with spilled beer, stuck to the floor as I squeezed through the crowd.
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But if we're squeezed into green-less cities, it's easy to lose touch with natural ecosystems.
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Many videos like these—blackhead extractions, pimples being squeezed into oblivion—have garnered millions of views.
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"KPMG is being squeezed from people both sides of this issue," said political analyst Daniel Silke.
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Jason couldn't move his left arm or close his hand, the nerve so squeezed by Hodgkin's.
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Drought in southern parts of the continent since last year has, meanwhile, further squeezed household budgets.
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Their rental revenue and profit growth will probably be squeezed by the admission of fewer residents.
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The rescuers carried the boys, who wore full face masks, as they squeezed through flooded crevices.
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The firm is also telling clients to stop avoiding coronavirus-related content as publishers get squeezed.
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Customers need to see more value, he added, especially since they now may be squeezed economically.
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Seven other people sat in the cold metal room, squeezed together on a single steel bench.
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And if wages and other costs come in higher than expected, profit margins could get squeezed.
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My 11-year-old autistic son, Ezekiel, squeezed my hand and gave me a reassuring stare.
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Borrowers find themselves squeezed: They can't afford college, but they also can't afford not to go.
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As President Bush squeezed past our table to get to his, I couldn't resist speaking up.
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Maybe the facts of climate change can't be squeezed into just any values frame we like.
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However, sending cargos to Asia would likely mean that Rusal's margins are squeezed, according to analysts.
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The ex-Soviet republic of 3.5 million people is squeezed between Ukraine and EU member Romania.
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Officer Arif then grabbed Mr. Gonzalez from behind, wrapped his fingers around his neck and squeezed.
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Such behavior has infuriated larger countries like France, whose budgets have been squeezed in recent years.
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The tedious process of lawmaking, which normally takes several months, was squeezed into only 10 days.
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The Viper is lean in terms of features, but, unsurprisingly, Razer squeezed a Chroma LED inside.
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Coronavirus could explode in the nation's jails as inmates are squeezed in like sardines in filth.
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But as organic foods grew in popularity, Whole Foods was squeezed by lower-cost grocery rivals.
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On a recent morning, a masked welder squeezed into the dark chamber of boiler No. 7.
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It's the tissue around arteries that gets squeezed with every pulse of your heart, Theise said.
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"The Lower East Side has a history of immigrants being squeezed into small spaces," she said.
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The Italian soccer club squeezed past Belgian rivals Gent to reach the Europa League last 16.
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Last year, when she was 13, Ais squeezed onto a motorcycle with her mother and brother.
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But, for decades, the middle class has been squeezed with stagnant wages and lower social mobility.
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We also have eggs cooked in a tagine, homemade lime yogurt, and freshly squeezed orange juice.
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I order the lime juice which was ambitious because it is literally just squeezed lime. ($21).
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Supply-squeezed palladium, meanwhile, was on track for its biggest monthly percentage gain since November 2582.19.19.
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Department store retailers are being squeezed by declining shopping mall traffic and increased competition from Amazon.
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George had squeezed out nothing but a vague awareness of the grammatical errors in the text.
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The juice hasn't been squeezed out of this rally yet, according to Wilmington Trust's Meghan Shue.
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Their margins are also squeezed by the Bank of Japan's long-running negative interest rate policy.
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"I squeezed as hard as I could and felt it kind of leak through," Rask said.
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"Fundamentally, as prices have come down in retail, that has squeezed out many retailers," Meyer said.
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Thousands of miles away, case officers squeezed their sources for even the smallest, most benign clues.
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"He put his hand inside my shirt and grabbed my breasts and squeezed them," she said.
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We drink fresh-squeezed orange juice and have a side of whatever fruit is in season.
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Meanwhile, the discounters are counting on the squeezed American consumer to show up at their stores.
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But according to Cvitanovich, one of the officers likely squeezed, grabbed, or leaned on Robinson's neck.
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SS: Just very quickly, a European public which is feeling itself very squeezed, a middle class that's feeling it's very squeezed, are they prepared for paying for more on toll roads than ever before, because in places where they haven't had to have these kind of expenses?
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Gold producers in South Africa have had profits squeezed by rising costs, labour unrest and declining grades.
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McDevitt says to make sure your knees are squeezed between your partner's sides and the tub walls.
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Last year, thirty thousand people squeezed in lines beside white tents that stretched over a quarter mile.
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"It seemed like no many how many lemons I squeezed, we would always sell out," says Ulmer.
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McKee concedes that a thin dark disk can still be squeezed into the Milky Way's mass budget.
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Golos, a new reform-oriented party founded by a rock-star, Svyatoslav Vakarchuk, squeezed in with 6%.
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Margins at UPS were squeezed because home deliveries result in fewer packages dropped per stop than businesses.
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It includes 16 "ready-made pimples," which, when squeezed, squirt "pus" (made from natural oils and beeswax).
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Three people were seriously injured after a float went off course and squeezed revelers against a wall.
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Contrast that with Ameerpet, a squeezed neighbourhood of Hyderabad that has become India's unofficial cramming-college capital.
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And outside of those often surprisingly small areas, the animals are being squeezed out and hunted down.
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In the past two years, both the labour market and the welfare state have squeezed many Britons.
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Writer-director Jeff Baena has squeezed heart into this film, particularly with a surprisingly sincere, potent ending.
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Watch for the bald guy who squeezed through the crowd to get right up to Mimi's window.
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Squeezed in between are a slew of other roles that you just might have forgotten she had.
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LABOUR and the Tories do not agree on much, but they both recognise that Britons feel squeezed.
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Bank stocks were under pressure as their profits are typically squeezed in a lower interest rate environment.
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All these trends have squeezed workers, even when they have jobs, even when the economy is growing.
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A tightening of credit standards on mortgages in Australia and Canada has squeezed housing in cities there.
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For the merry occasion, the family is dressed all in white and squeezed onto a matching couch.
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The boys were given anti-anxiety medication to prevent them from panicking as they squeezed through crevices.
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Without a deal, civilian deaths will rapidly mount, as people are squeezed into an ever smaller space.
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A single 3.5mm audio jack is squeezed right alongside the USB ports and — there isn't anything else.
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Tax rates for the highest earners have fallen, welfare benefits have been squeezed and inequality has risen.
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Economists see inflation, which has squeezed many of Egypt's already-struggling vulnerable groups, cooling starting next month.
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"Ordinary people are getting squeezed," says Khaled Dawoud of the Dostour party, another target of the government.
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Mr. Obama squeezed in a last round at Sunnylands on Monday morning with three high school friends.
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Squeezed like his balls were an orange and she was making Sunday morning juice, fresh for church.
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Those who paid were squeezed harder for more money; those who did not were threatened and robbed.
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In effect, the European elections saw the centre squeezed to the advantage of extremes on both sides.
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Like a sponge, the polymer sucks up crude oil, which then can be squeezed and reused again.
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In Edinburgh, dancers performed in a bingo hall and rehearsals were squeezed in around the scheduled games.
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There are more small and large farms, while the number of mid-sized farms are getting squeezed.
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Some time-squeezed parents are going online, or straight to the school, to find what they need.
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Some have speculated its recent rally has been fueled by investors getting squeezed out of their positions.
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Liquidity is not much better, the market is artificially squeezed and it is hugely supported by redemptions.
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I had tubes of toothpaste squeezed out and even hems on my jacket and pants ripped open.
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For the merry occasion, the family dressed all in white and squeezed on to a matching couch.
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The main qualm being that the packs can be squeezed by hand, no expensive juicer required. 8.
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CONSUMERS SQUEEZED Domestic revenue excluding VAMP was 6% higher, driven by volume growth and inflation at 4%.
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But a try by Bryan Habana and a penalty from James O'Connor squeezed it through, 19-14.
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The mandate has squeezed driver numbers, making it harder to hire rides on Didi and its competitors.
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Another Boeing 737 Max supplier, Spirit Aerosystems, said the grounding squeezed the margins on its fuselages unit.
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In this way they can store more energy when squeezed or struck and disperse it more regularly.
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Rising rates are particularly beneficial for banks, which have seen their profitability squeezed by low interest rates.
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The governor said that squeezed resources meant staff were unable to stop inmates killing or hurting themselves.
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Mr Santos says he will pay farmers to grow things other than coca, despite Colombia's squeezed budget.
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Like other department stores, Macy's has been squeezed by stiff competition from online retailers such as Amazon.
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Sony somehow squeezed in 425 phase-detection autofocus points, more than twice as many, into the A6300.
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We laid with our stomach flat on the chair, legs squeezed and toes pointed towards the wall.
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Russia's own finances are squeezed and the country is still under Western sanctions following the Crimea annexation.
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Instead, treat yourself to a freshly-squeezed drink with way less sugar than the Dollarita at home.
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Supply to the U.S. market has also been squeezed by the loss of some Canadian oil production.
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At closing time, the farmers brought buckets to buy the squeezed, unbought, unloved Jersey fruits for canning.
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But, as the saying goes, like a balloon squeezed in one place, it will bulge in another.
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The TabPro S can feel a little heavier because that weight is squeezed into a smaller frame.
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That's when her mother, Vicki, got her first reason to believe -- when Abigail suddenly squeezed her hand.
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Competition from Asian rivals has squeezed the region's lace industry so Dezoteux cut jobs to save money.
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BBVA for example came at 4.53bp over Bunds, which looks good versus corporates and squeezed preferred senior.
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Eriksson reduced Vancouver's deficit to 3-153 at 3:26 as his wrist shot squeezed through Lehtonen.
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Now, as the Marmara coast undergoes rapid development, the historic neighborhood is being squeezed on all sides.
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Time-spreads flexed into backwardation as a long-running downtrend in exchange stocks squeezed short position holders.
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From both sides and under the gaze of a misogynist president, the American woman is being squeezed.
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David Fletcher squeezed home Ohtani for the second run before Upton's 396-foot homer to left-center.
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The company has adopted HTC's most gimmicky feature, bringing touch sensitive sides that launch Assistant when squeezed.
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Then the Capitals squeezed their sphincters so tight that air won't escape from their ass for weeks.
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Like that for other essential services, state funding for public defenders is set to be severely squeezed.
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He scored his eighth of the season on a shot that squeezed between Vasilevskiy's blocker and body.
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It would also fire hard rubber balls, which would compress past the squeezed part of the barrel.
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The result will be squeezed financing around Russia, which certainly won't help the country's already slow growth.
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He squeezed every ounce of energy into life immediately after the war — and then life kept going.
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Insurers fell 1.3 percent as their earnings are seen squeezed by continuous flattening in the yield curve.
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Here it's the big guy's gentle treatment of an old couple being squeezed by extortionist loan sharks.
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The housing and auto industries, the frontline when it comes to borrowing costs, are already getting squeezed.
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The more they were squeezed financially or unable to find work, the abuse increased, they told me.
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The company says it has been squeezed by sticky overhead costs, cooling consumer enthusiasm and lower prices.
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The biggest reason of all for the slump in sales, however, may be Britons' squeezed living standards.
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Pride's favorite cocktail on the menu is the Garibaldi, made with freshly-squeezed orange juice and Campari.
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Low airfares and wage hikes due to new labor contracts with its workers have also squeezed profits.
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Between 250,000 and 500,000 fans squeezed into the park in the sweltering July heat, according to Mashable.
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Firms' margins are getting squeezed as investors flee active management in favor of low-cost passive funds.
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J.C. Penney also has been squeezed by discounters Walmart and Target, which have improved their clothing selections.
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The slow pace of growth has also squeezed tax revenues, restricting the scope of potential government programs.
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Like other department stores, Macy's has been squeezed by stiff competition from online retailers such as Amazon.com.
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Obama acknowledged challenges posed by the modern economy, and how the average American worker could feel squeezed.
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Orange Acid 32 ounces freshly squeezed orange juice 30 grams citric acid 20 grams malic acid 1.
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Construction companies, squeezed financially, have laid off tens of thousands of South Asians and other foreign workers.
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Disposable income levels are being squeezed by rising inflation and unemployment, higher indebtedness and increased borrowing rates.
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Riyadh, squeezed by low oil prices, removed the perk - equivalent to a month's salary - in September 2016.
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Ms. Lalama, the choreographer, squeezed Mr. Brewington's face with her thumbs and kissed him on the cheek.
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Like Trump, GOP members are squeezed between an anti-government base and a broader electorate seeking solutions.
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Despite having a Democratic incumbent (who squeezed out a win), Trump dominated the district by 2202 points.
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The Army, like other branches of the military, has been squeezed in recent years by budget caps.
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Business surveys point to a steady string of layoffs as orders weaken and profit margins are squeezed.
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But the drop in value has squeezed many operators, forcing some to sell medallions in foreclosure sales.
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Before Dan ducked his oversize head out of the car, he squeezed his clammy forefinger around mine.
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I squeezed myself through the crowd to the porch, where a group of my friends had congregated.
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Gold producers in South Africa have had profits squeezed by rising costs, labor unrest and declining grades.
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Nardone believes that ultimately, in this rigged system, smaller promoters and parties end up getting squeezed out.
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This is where a couple hundred audience members squeezed in to see WHM's latest collection last night.
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Many American workers, struggling to recover from the recession, have said they feel squeezed out by immigrants.
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So naturally, I squeezed it onto the salad to see what sort of flavor I was missing.
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Somehow — and this is one of the mysteries — the tree was not squeezed out before settlers arrived.
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But when we squeezed it in our hands, it didn't really feel like melted wax at all.
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Four women, none of them investing partners, were all squeezed into small chairs against the side wall.
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Fuel costs were rigorously managed, and turnaround times for flights squeezed to the fastest in the industry.
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One fragment's lettering squeezed into a corner that wouldn't have existed when the writing surface was new.
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He squeezed black paint on a sheet of paper and bludgeoned it with a pink paint stick.
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I would stay, but I've spoken to Sam and squeezed all the blood out of that stone.
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As Bangladesh grows wealthier and its government reaches into new corners, the country's charities are being squeezed.
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As the world's growing middle classes eat more meat, the earth's water resources will be dangerously squeezed.
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There was a block, on Bayard Street, with 39 tenement houses, and 2,781 people squeezed into them.
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"The default is 'Oh, she is Latina — she squeezed by because she is a minority,'" she said.
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The majority of the families, most of them from the Dominican Republic, have squeezed into relatives' apartments.
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Black Panther, that meant conceiving of a childhood squeezed by the weight of an ancient unbroken dynasty.
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But nights squeezed into my dorm bed turned into breakups and "I can't live without you" reunions.
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When history is compressed into tiny spaces, reality gets forced out like water from a squeezed sponge.
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Organized labor has been squeezed out of pay negotiations, leaving workers increasingly reliant on the safety net.
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A young Italian with spiky hair and a dry cough squeezed in between me and my neighbor.
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Once packed, you zip the compression zipper, and it mushes flat as the air is squeezed out.
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This one Mitchell squeezed tightly, drawing a cheer from the crowd that made Mitchell and Chapman smile.
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All the vegetables were crispy, fresh, and flavorful, and they were expertly squeezed between two plump buns.
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Every four hours, she tipped back her head and squeezed a dropper of antibiotic into each eye.
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More recently, these universities have seemed to struggle, with unprepared students, squeezed budgets and high dropout rates.
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They've been to every clinic, every camp, every teaching session, and everything's been squeezed out of them.
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Squeezed between the rivalry of China and the United States are China's immediate neighbors and America's allies.
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In effect, running seemed to have squeezed the molecules out of the knee and into the blood.
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Eric declined the salads but took a few pieces of salami and squeezed them in his hand.
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Hasbro has also created a talking plush toy that can be squeezed to activate several cooing sounds.
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Babies pained by a needle prick cried out immediately, at full force, and squeezed shut their eyes.
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"So, I squeezed my nipple and sure enough, a little discharge came out, bloody discharge," he said.
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" The Latin music star Gloria Estefan said on Twitter, "He squeezed our hearts with his unmistakable voice.
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The money that allows charters their vaunted flexibility is squeezed out of already strapped traditional public schools.
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The students lowered their eyes as I squeezed down the aisle and sank into an empty seat.
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The supply-squeezed autocatalyst metal climbed to an all-time high of $21000,21000 in the previous session.
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China's news media have been squeezed into conformity with the Party line for the past few years.
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Tourism, which had helped offset the drop in aid from Venezuela, has been squeezed by American sanctions.
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Analysts said a promotional environment for certain categories — particularly toys — during the holidays likely squeezed earnings further.
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"We've squeezed them, we've sanctioned them, we've tried diplomacy, we've tried agreements, they broke agreements," Rubin said.
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There are ready-to-eat snacks and drinks too, including empanadas, soups and freshly squeezed fruit juices.
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Bob Fosse, the director and choreographer, was squeezed out; the leading lady was fired; lawsuits were threatened.
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A passenger looked heavenward as the doors closed tightly on her, her face squeezed against the glass.
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Ms. Feigenbaum said the authorities told her that Mr. Harris had squeezed in through a chained gate.
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" Up until now, the researcher who worked on the honeybee report said, "they've almost squeezed us out.
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He compared Neza to the Byzantine Empire, squeezed between larger empires for centuries before succumbing to history.
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After the screw is inserted, the levers are squeezed together and the cork should pop right out.
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All these trends have squeezed workers, even when they have jobs; even when the economy is growing.
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I thought it was just juice in a bag and you just squeezed it into a glass.
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The hotel conference room was packed, more people than he'd ever seen squeezed into one place before.
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And he squeezed in a boast about the surge in fossil fuel development in the United States.
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In turn, each juror aimed the gun at the back wall of the courtroom and squeezed the trigger.
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Squeezed by years of near-negative interest rates, banks have been forced to look for more lucrative business.
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Taste said higher fuel prices, an increase in value-added tax and income taxes have squeezed consumers' pockets.
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Private firms are too squeezed to absorb the tens of thousands of graduates entering the workforce every year.
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Profitability has also been squeezed by lower steel prices and higher raw material costs, particularly for iron ore.
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For the merry occasion, the family is dressed all in white and squeezed on to a matching couch.
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Smith's goal from the left wing faceoff circle squeezed through when he appeared to have all angles covered.
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Razer squeezed not one, but two cameras, into the bezel, as well as a whole mess of microphones.
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A nation of 3.5 million, the tiny ex-Soviet republic is squeezed between Ukraine and EU member Romania.
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Just 16 years ago, George W. Bush lost the popular vote but squeezed out an Electoral College victory.
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These companies have also seen their profits squeezed by macroeconomic forces such as higher commodities and transportation costs.
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It's the only time the two will face off, squeezed in between the first and second presidential debates.
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"Squeezed margins and concerns about the economic outlook had led to more cautious hiring strategies," IHS Markit said.
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"Trump stood right next to me and suddenly he squeezed my butt," Laaksonen, now 30, told the newspaper.
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"We are a country that is squeezed between two antagonistic interests, between Saudi Arabia and Iran," he said.
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Amine Khechfe, co-founder of Endicia, which provides shipping services to e-commerce companies, said retailers are squeezed.
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And at greater depths, they are squeezed even more dramatically, crushed to a fraction of their former size.
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Often there were many, many people squeezed in—ten in the back seat and five in the front.
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In the past two years Britons have been squeezed by both the labour market and the welfare state.
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Their living standards have been squeezed badly since a civil war erupted in neighbouring Syria six years ago.
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"They pulled my manhood and squeezed my testicles while punching me with objects I didn't see," he wrote.
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Cambodia's wildlife is also squeezed because the country has one of the biggest deforestation problems in the world.
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She said Ghomeshi squeezed her neck and covered her mouth while they were kissing on a park bench.
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California is being squeezed from both sides, with wildfires in the east and rising seas in the west.
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It compacts into ice and is pushed down the valleys much like toothpaste being squeezed from a tube.
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Tianjin-based Hifiman, a maker of headphones costing up to $3,000, is seeing its margins squeezed by pretenders.
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"Those people who do qualify have been insulated, but those [who] do not get squeezed out," he adds.
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Others are for sale in a local market that has been squeezed by imports of second-hand clothing.
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The Dow Jones industrial average squeezed out a 9-point gain with IBM having the most positive impact.
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Any supplementary characters are squeezed to the edge, reduced to commenting on Brent's antics, or inexplicably defending him.
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Bomb attacks have fallen off since then as the militants have been squeezed into smaller pockets of territory.
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Shining that squeezed light reduced the object's temperature below the quantum backaction limit by a factor of two.
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Each word was an effort and my heart squeezed that even now, she'd bothered with an extra syllable.
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Six double bunk beds sleeping 2000 are squeezed into these spaces, with no room for a spare chair.
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Yet in the quarter that just ended, UBS's broker-dealer business squeezed out only a 4.4 percent return.
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The attacks squeezed Islamic State in its last major Syria stronghold in areas near the border with Iraq.
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Harvey Bullock, is squeezed into a corner, texting, when I walk up and wish him a happy birthday.
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That could mean that if the market is going to get squeezed, that shift is around the corner.
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It's keeping my 13-inch MacBook Pro alive via the plane power outlet tightly squeezed behind my legs.
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The hope is that this will blunt the advantage of ASICs and prevent ordinary users being squeezed out.
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Either way, margins will probably be squeezed as Amazon throws money at the fight with its customary abandon.
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Once the technology is perfected, the same lens used in a DSLR could be squeezed into a smartphone.
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Despite the defiance on show, some said they feared Hong Kong would continue to be squeezed by Beijing.
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Translators in the bulk and middle markets will inevitably be doing more editing, or will be squeezed out.
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But some in his party are thinking seriously about how more revenue could be squeezed out of voters.
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But if I don't participate in the fundraising bonanza, I'll get squeezed out by others buying market share.
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I was getting squeezed, but at the second-last and the last he just wanted it so much.
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They squeezed off eight shots in the first 5:06, and only Bernier's brilliance kept the game scoreless.
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Gold producers in South Africa have had their profits squeezed by rising costs, labour unrest and declining grades.
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"Trump stood right next to me and suddenly he squeezed my butt," claimed Laaksonen, who is now 30.
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These figures are fractionally better than two years ago but conditions have worsened as budgets have been squeezed.
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"Falling producer prices have further squeezed firms' earnings," said He Ping, an NBS official said in a statement.
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While the economy is strong, margins and profitability at German banks have been squeezed by low interest rates.
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Should we be worried by a future supply squeeze or is supply already being squeezed by dominant producers?
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And even though I am in shape, these pants squeezed me in ways I felt were slightly unflattering.
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Squeezed by falling oil prices, Russia is talking about privatizing its major companies to close its budget shortfall.
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For the merry occasion, the family was dressed all in white and squeezed on to a matching couch.
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Bond markets were being squeezed by investors' search for yield after benchmark German Bunds fell into negative territory.
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This raises concerns that debt service on the state's bonds may get squeezed by additional court-ordered payments.
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The move comes as Kellogg and its Big Food industry peers struggle with slowing sales and squeezed margins.
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Suited up, with her hands squeezed into three-fingered gloves, she is given a knotted rope to untie.
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Albon lined up sixth, was squeezed out at the start and damaged his car's floor and front wing.
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While my boyfriend squeezed lemon onto his fish, he talked to me about parallel worlds and alternative realities.
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The drawback is small brands with little plans to grow at such a scale might feel squeezed out.
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When he was on base, Mets shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera squeezed the shoulders of Justin Bour at first base.
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By the 20133s, scientists had squeezed almost every potential drug out of this small circle of amenable microbes.
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Marleau poked home a rebound off Thornton's shot that squeezed through Talbot and sat on the goal line.
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When the coal market collapsed, Alpha was squeezed by its debt load and filed for bankruptcy last August.
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I ordered a relatively light breakfast of cereal, toast, fresh fruit, fresh-squeezed orange juice, and a cappuccino.
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The Sichem Challenge slowed, and Mr. Buchanan squeezed the pilot boat against the port side of the tanker.
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Kamel has been vocal about remaining ahead of the curve to ensure his company does not get squeezed.
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Its media unit reported a 3.4 percent gain in revenue, but margins were squeezed by rising content costs.
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The leather parchment appeared ancient enough, but the writing looked stretched and squeezed to fit the misshapen fragments.
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Low interest rates are a big part of this new pressure on insurers; their earnings are being squeezed.
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These partners set the prices charged to senders and are the ones being squeezed by a price war.
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In a calamitous campaign unlike any in memory, it's not surprising that other story lines get squeezed out.
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A man in a suit and tie and baseball cap squeezed past, taking two steps at a time.
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But pipeline constraints in the Permian basin in West Texas have squeezed gas prices there for some time.
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As I squeezed myself between a railing and the growing crowd of converts, I heard a familiar voice.
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Once, a female student in my class approached me in a school hallway and squeezed my left breast.
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It felt like I was an empty toothpaste tube from which all emotion and preference had been squeezed.
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The baby's mouth was slightly open, and the man's lips were squeezed together in a tight straight line.
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Pricing across the industry has also been squeezed for years as traditional grocery stores compete fiercely against Amazon.
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He pointed the shotgun at her mother's head and squeezed the trigger as he turned his head away.
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Some retail stocks fell on worries that Canada's highly indebted consumers could feel squeezed by higher interest rates.
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Twitter has struggled to grow as it's been squeezed by and , the top two sellers of online ads.
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We set off to Heidelberg on a series of German autobahns, squeezed into what felt like a Beetle.
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She squeezed a tepee into the corner of his bedroom and cushioned the bottom with old baby blankets.
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Squeezed by drought and tightening regulations, large farms started to seek out lesser-known pockets of cheap water.
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And it has squeezed those in the middle like Mr. Poindexter — the people directly affected by the laws.
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If the entire system is squeezed down to Medicare pricing, a lot of hospitals are going to close.
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Every time the Islamic State has been squeezed in Achin, the fighters have shifted to a neighboring district.
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But then there's so much else to throw in the story that this detail should get squeezed out.
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Squeezed between them are chunky slices of world history, social movements and artistic endeavors that challenge easy characterization.
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Sitting knee-to-knee, 2000 passengers squeezed along the vinyl benches that run the length of the vehicle.
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Once again, though, Ryan is being squeezed on all sides as he tries to advance health care legislation.
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In the past, immigration debates have been squeezed into a few days, and bills have been dispatched quickly.
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But they are sure to be squeezed by progressive advocacy allies, who intend to demand united Democratic opposition.
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Those are stories that often get squeezed out of local newscasts by an endless rundown of crime reporting.
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Sanders squeezed out a shocking victory that altered the way many viewed the race between Sanders and Clinton.
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Still, publishers have been getting squeezed by the tech platforms as online advertising rates continue to level off.
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Stockbrokers have been squeezed out by whizzy algorithms that carry out transactions for a fraction of the cost.
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The later it got, the more people were squeezed around the bowl's rim, participants and observers in symbiosis.
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The museum's exhibition includes photos from the fire showing charred corpses squeezed beneath the bars, hanging out windows.
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But art institutions, too, are turning to these platforms at a time when many are squeezed for capital.
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I always wanted to make sure we captured it on film, so we squeezed it into the finale.
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It gets squeezed every time your bladder pushes out urine, and it's the space where tattoo pigment resides.
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If you're getting squeezed out of the debates, do something fabulous and figure it out to get attention.
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He also got hooked on the taste of fresh-squeezed orange juice, which his father made for him.
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Floor by floor, Mr. Gutierrez and Mr. Hughes squeezed past half-built walls, hanging wires and nervous workers.
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Could the unprecedented policies that squeezed liquidity from the U.S. financial markets inadvertently have triggered the September crash?
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They're fairly little, and they've been made even more so for having been squeezed into a single square.
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But they've been squeezed out and they now live as an urban poor family in a basement apartment.
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On the day college decisions went live online, I squeezed my eyes shut and clicked on the link.
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Riders fumed as they squeezed onto crowded trains and buses stalled in clogged traffic leading to New York.
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The required capital buildup has also squeezed the industry's profits, which can cut into bankers' pay and bonuses.
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As the race filled out around him, Delaney was squeezed even more, largely pushing on with little fanfare.
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Patrons sat comfortably at booths, and squeezed into seats at the bar drinking medieval honey wine, or mead.
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The chicken on the menu is "roasted", while drinks include freshly squeezed juices, gourmet coffees and craft beer.
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Squeezed between them is 216 Bond, which is being codeveloped by the Richport Group and Second Development Services.
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At the same time, they are getting squeezed by discount chains, forcing them to put products on sale.
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Ecologists say roadkill accidents are made more likely as the animal's habitat is increasingly squeezed by urban sprawl.
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I am happy I squeezed in a quick upper body workout even when I didn't feel like it!
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At 11:29, Jarry squeezed his pads to stop Los Angeles' Anze Kopitar's backhander on a penalty shot.
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If you rely on hierarchy and discipline, the courage to experiment at the lower levels is squeezed out.
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In its most recent quarter, Snap squeezed significantly more revenue out of its users despite flat audience growth.
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Coach Tom Izzo squeezed everything he could out of his team, but they just ran out of steam.
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Globs of paint squeezed directly onto the canvas from the tube and dragged across the canvas by hand.
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She cried; she caught her breath; she excitedly squeezed the knee of a colleague sitting next to her.
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Say this for Soulja and Chyna ... they squeezed as much out of their abbreviated relationship as they could.
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Where technology and economics collide A startup called Juicero sells a $400 machine for making fresh-squeezed juice.
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As anyone who's ever squeezed into a pair knows, wearing Spanx can be both a magical and hazardous endeavor.
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This implies that company owners win an inexorably rising share of output as the rest of society is squeezed.
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"I don't want you or me getting squeezed," he says, proceeding to yell and eliciting laughs from the audience.
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The vests are submerged in cool water for about a minute, then gently squeezed to wring out excess liquid.
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P&G's profit margins have also been squeezed, hurt by rising commodity costs, shipping expenses and foreign exchange rates.
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First by Steve Jobs, who squeezed Fadell for all the juice he had and then publicly tossed him aside.
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Once in orbit, however, "the glue dried and was squeezed out, opening the hole," a source told RIA Novosti.
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Like a hand-squeezed Juicero bag, or a flat Earther trying to go to space to prove a point.
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The efforts have squeezed ISIS on the battlefield, reducing its territory and taking out key figures in its leadership.
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It's a standard bike tube squeezed into a rectangular space that's roughly the size of a regular rolling suitcase.
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But refiner margins are still being squeezed as gasoline and diesel inventories stubbornly sit well above five-year averages.
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First-home buyers are being squeezed out of Sydney and Melbourne because of high deposits required relative to income.
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But throughout the day, owners and dogs were lined outside her curtain, pleading to be squeezed into her schedule.
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Like a tall glass of OJ, Morning Show is energizingly bright, tangily pulpy — and freshly squeezed from the headlines.
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But squeezed between bigger neighbours, China and Japan, it suited the Ryukyuans to promote a sense of Confucian virtue.
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The "Bombshell" actress quickly caught him, squeezed his cheeks, and jokingly shoved him asideVisit Insider's homepage for more stories.
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If voters are squeezed for more taxes their inclination to spend more money on the city's teachers could wane.
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The Dow Jones industrial average squeezed out a 13 point gain but ended below the psychologically key 18,000 level.
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When you're using it as a basic grip button, you don't get solid confirmation that you've squeezed hard enough.
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On Wednesday, she squeezed fruits — a persimmon here, a Minneola there — as she crossed items off her grocery list.
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Lenovo has squeezed this 13.3-inch display (1920 x 2490) into the ThinkPad X21080, with 213 percent thinner bezels.
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Cheap natural gas and subsidized renewable energy over the last decade have financially squeezed many U.S. nuclear power plants.
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Brady alerted the staff, and a lieutenant squeezed into the cramped space, snapping photos to document what they'd found.
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The critical question: how much profitability is being squeezed by the company's attempts to recover from its many controversies?
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With falling revenues and smaller newsrooms, the industry is being squeezed into an unfamiliar online space against its will.
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"While we waited for the ambulance, he squeezed my hand and said, 'I love you,' " he recalled to Yahoo.
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The HNC has few allies and a diminished political base; squeezed between the regime and the hard-line Islamists.
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A sharp drop in oil output and prices in recent years has squeezed revenues, raised debt and stoked discontent.
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Beijing has also increasingly squeezed Taiwan's international space following the election of Tsai Ing-wen as president last year.
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The Iroha Kushi is made of body-safe silicone and begs to be squeezed and formed in the hand.
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Cops say Tekashi squeezed a lieutenant's hand while being apprehended, squeezing it so hard apparently that it caused swelling.
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And for a brief time, they say Tullier slowly and deliberately moved his toes and gently squeezed their hand.
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After more instruction, and a clear sign that Oreo wasn't having it, Fallon successfully squeezed milk into the pail.
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I had fired shotguns and assault rifles before and felt a familiar shoulder ache as I squeezed the trigger.
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Many of those that haven't been squeezed out by luxury property developers must cling on by squeezing their customers.
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If you're just looking for fresh squeezed OJ you can get also get a much less expensive citrus juicer.
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Opponents warn that once a progressive tax is in place, those earning less are sure to be squeezed too.
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Her Snapchat showed off scary-cute cake pops and downright disgusting looking pimple cupcakes that oozed when squeezed. Shudder!
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Hamm's Continental Resources is one of the American independent drillers that proved oil could be squeezed from shale rock.
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Officials could not ignore the sinkhole, which squeezed eastbound traffic into a single westbound lane and detoured westbound traffic.
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The mood has turned in recent months as American pharmacies and wholesalers have squeezed the prices of generic drugs.
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Suddenly, they are being squeezed in what Park Chong-hoon of Standard Chartered Bank in Seoul calls "a nutcracker".
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We were reflected in Keaton's tears and squeezed him like we were Lennie in Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men.
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