Do you have any tips for squeezing into too small clothing?
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For a few seconds, it felt like squeezing into a plastic straw.
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But, by squeezing into such a small space, they're acting like Trumpers.
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But squeezing into a definition that isn't your own doesn't make it right.
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But it can also make squeezing into the coach section somewhat more painful.
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Too many and three students are suddenly squeezing into dorm rooms meant for two.
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Before squeezing into a wetsuit, policymakers may first need to go on a regulatory diet.
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Meanwhile, the drone's small size makes it thrillingly agile and capable of squeezing into tight spaces.
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Well, what Taylor did over nine innings, Yankees right-hander Kirby Yates tried squeezing into one.
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A doctor gets in, squeezing into the middle seat for the four-hour journey to Samarkand.
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You might have a little trouble squeezing into this one, but it's available at Walmart, $11.99.
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Our experience was me squeezing into the tiny bathing suits French pools require men to wear.
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Squeezing into an L-39 is a far cry from nestling into coach class on a 767.
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They split into groups, squeezing into desks designed for children, arraying purses and plastic bags around their feet.
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That means you don't have to worry about squeezing into a spot too tight to open your doors.
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Dr. Dao's treatment touched a nerve among fliers, who have been squeezing into smaller seats on crowded aircraft.
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They're on brand if you identify as a fun millennial Sometimes squeezing into a stereotype is a good thing.
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The goal, he said, was not to simply prop up a roster in hope of squeezing into the playoffs.
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I found squeezing into a space where I could enjoy the view difficult even when I visited at night.
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Chrissy Teigen's knockers have a mind of their own when it comes to squeezing into jumpsuits ... according to their owner.
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Performer Bryan Hopkins takes photos with fans before squeezing into the front rows to watch the final act, Jason Aldean.
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These partisans happily renounce many middle-class comforts for the privilege — even though it means squeezing into a minuscule space.
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That's not a whole lot, but it could make the difference between squeezing into a tight parking spot or not.
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He was 60 years old, in poor health, squeezing into a hotel room with his girlfriend, also in fragile health.
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After wrestling with other shoppers and squeezing into the fitting room, you slip on the garment under the bright fluorescent lights.
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People lining the streets to Westminster Abbey, people squeezing into parks watching Jumbotrons, and people lining the gates of Buckingham Palace.
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ABC was squeezing into our weekends on-the-fly learning about immigration and bills becoming laws through three-minute animated lessons.
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It's staggering, data shows how many people are either squeezing into a shoe too small or have one falling off the foot.
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I wear a size 15 shoe in most brands, but I've grown used to squeezing into 14s when that's all that's available.
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Defeated and depleted, they pitched torn tents in El Barretal's center, squeezing into the only open corridor letting people cross the camp.
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Navigating that corner of the gallery made it feel as if I were squeezing into the stock room of a corner store.
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Much like the scenario of Rick Ross squeezing into the Nascar, this is yet another musical moment with no clear beginning or end.
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In other words, this is shapewear you'll actually want to wear for more occasions than just squeezing into that punishingly fitted bridesmaid dress.
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Next. (COMMERCIAL BREAK) BILA: If you&aposre sick and tired of squeezing into airplane seats that keep getting smaller and smaller, too bad.
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On a leafy block of West 211nd Street, a Muslim Sufi order meets each Thursday evening, squeezing into Abdul Latif's three-bedroom apartment.
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Ms. King has emerged as a tough-love truth-teller, delivering straight talk between posts on social media about squeezing into her Spanx.
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After squeezing into a packed elevator, they were soon slipping through subway turnstiles and being led by their dogs through crowds of commuters.
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You'll likely be able to spread out in Houston or Phoenix but you could feel quite cramped squeezing into 265 square feet in Brooklyn.
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Baldwin, 34, joked that squeezing into such a tight-fitted dress, which she coordinated with a pair of black high heels, wasn't so easy.
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Hell, get them an air fryer for Valentine's Day and have a candlelit dinner over chicken wings instead of squeezing into a bougie restaurant.
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Instead of squeezing into gaps between the rules, these companies are entering into operational and financial partnerships with a jurisdiction, albeit a small one.
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Technology has already started to solve the problem of squeezing into a space, with automatic parking features taking the pain out of parallel parking.
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At Fox News, the optics are just more overt: The dressing-room scenes in "Bombshell" show women squeezing into platform heels and push-up bras.
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The 360 Eye is a little on the tall side, but it also means it has a small footprint for squeezing into hard to clean areas.
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Tom Holland, who plays Peter Parker in the upcoming "Spider-Man: Homecoming," told CNN that squeezing into the iconic, webbed superhero costume was a real challenge.
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Squeezing into a wobbly four-seater propeller plane is the only way to reach the tiny tribe of Tyonek, tucked deep in the roadless Alaskan wilderness.
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Thousands of migrant workers arrive every year for the tomato and orange harvests, squeezing into hurricane-scarred trailers and one-room shacks, multiplying local health needs.
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You'll likely be able to spread out in a city like Bakersfield, California, but you might feel cramped squeezing into under 400 square feet in Los Angeles.
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But in terms of overall clean, the 360 Eye did a nice job covering corners and the edges of walls, squeezing into spots my Roomba sometimes missed.
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However, I will still do my best to frequent local coffee shops, even if it means squeezing into an outlet-less table with the rest of Manhattan.
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This is the clear and present danger ... people continuing to congregate -- squeezing into close quarters like sardines -- and that's exactly what happened Sunday at a Florida Church.
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Here, an idea of a good night out means squeezing into a dimly lit hole-in-the-wall restaurant and feasting on fresh seafood and cold beer.
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Sometimes such visitors come with design teams of as many as 10 people, squeezing into a room that barely fits four chairs and a pot of tea.
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From squeezing into rubber suits to being covered in KY Jelly to mimic the appearance of acid, it was quite a way to earn your first film credit.
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The couple were spotted leaving the Hotel Bel-Air in California, late in the evening, squeezing into the back of the luxury vehicle after their hours-long meal.
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It's a challenge not to wince, as she trembles nonstop with internal conflicts and has a hard time squeezing into the corsets of songs that bear her name.
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The Verdict: There are days when you just don't feel like squeezing into denim (let a lone a pair of skinny jeans), which is exactly what these are for.
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In New York, you'll likely get more bang for your buck in a city like Buffalo, while you might feel cramped squeezing into under 300 square feet in Brooklyn.
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Inspired by the biblical reptile of the same name, its long, skinny build makes it perfect for squeezing into tight spaces, guided by the camera embedded in its head.
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At one point, though, prosecutors showed a picture of a boy about Etan's size squeezing into a box, similar to what Mr. Hernandez had described he did with Etan.
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Without these toy stores, Mattel will have to find other ways of showcasing its products either by going online to marketplaces like Amazon or by squeezing into big box stores.
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But the league will hold its tournament a week early this year, squeezing into the schedule for Madison Square Garden, which the Big East had already booked for the prime week.
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So here is a thing that recently happened: Johnny Manziel, decked out in a Cleveland Browns jersey, boarding a plane and squeezing into the cockpit for a selfie with the pilot.
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The unrest since 1970 has been pinned on about 0.03 cubic kilometers of new magma squeezing into the crust (the 1538 eruption, for comparison, released ~0.1 cubic kilometers of lava and debris).
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Now this hardy insect has inspired the design of a tiny compressible robot, capable of squeezing into tight small spaces—like those created by the rubble following a building or tunnel collapse.
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From squeezing into a pair of black spandex leggings, to making Legend take off her jewelry after the 2017 Grammy Awards, nothing is too personal or off-limits for the star to share.
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While many celebrity appearances start with hours of makeup and squeezing into a tiny cocktail dress, Reebok's #PerfectNever campaign launch in New York City on Wednesday was a welcomed — and super comfy — change.
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As a result, dubious ads that normally cannot afford to land near high-quality content are squeezing into prime positions, taking advantage of the trust built up on those sites, Mr. Zaneis said.
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In New Jersey, for example, while you might feel cramped squeezing into 400-square-foot studio in Jersey City, you're likely to get more bang for your buck in the neighboring city of Newark.
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Their most popular video, "I Spanx So Hard," shows the two moms going the distance and squeezing into a pair of nude Spanx while reviewing the experience for all of its successes and faults.
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In Washington, D.C., you may feel cramped squeezing into a tiny apartment, while in a nearby place like Baltimore, Maryland, or Arlington, Virginia, you're likely to get more square feet for the same price.
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"Pretty annoyed about the focus on the fact that I wear shorts, and the commentary that I'm 'squeezing' into them or the idea that it's not okay for me to wear shorts," she wrote.
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More so than before, he was like an old broken down professional wrestler squeezing into a singlet on Sunday afternoon at the local flea market and lumbering through his signature moves for gas money.
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I tore the tags out of my clothing (destroy the evidence), laid on the floor squeezing into too-tight pants, felt the euphoria of going down a size and the failure of going up again.
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The Access Pack is pretty rigid, which is a good thing, but that means its turtle-shell shape is a bit bulky, especially if you're squeezing into tight spaces like a crowded bus or train.
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Getting on an airplane can sometimes be a draining experience: the idea of squeezing into a narrow seat forhours on endandtrying to sleepin a sitting up position isn't exactly our idea of a fun time.
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And that's because she paired a dark blue silk set with a navy overcoat and coordinating black accessories, keeping everything muted and minimal (and we suspect, way more comfortable than squeezing into too-tight yoga pants!).
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The thought of squeezing into a tight pair of leggings and putting your crotch on a bike seat sounds miserable now that your pelvis hurts, your urethra burns, and you can't stop going to the bathroom.
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"Pretty annoyed about the focus on the fact that I wear shorts, and the commentary that I'm 'squeezing' into them or the idea that it's not okay for me to wear shorts," she wrote on Twitter.
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Their popularity in one country suggests that some of the people now squeezing into wedding gowns might opt for a cheaper kind of union, so long as it was not dignified by the name of marriage.
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Susan R. Schnur, a longtime local activist who is helping organize a march on Sunday, rented a portable toilet for her backyard so everyone squeezing into her two-bedroom home will have access to a bathroom.
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"Reducing the everyday stresses of driving - like squeezing into a tight parking place - means that we can all focus on the more enjoyable aspects of our cars," said Joerg Schlinkheider, Jaguar Land Rover Chief Engineer, Automated Driving.
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But the engineers who created it hope it will pave the way for even wackier and complex soft robots that could, for example, help in search-and-rescue missions by squeezing into spaces where no human can go.
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James makes the most of the bakery/storefront, squeezing into the tight space a display case of tempting pastries, shelves of preserves and framed newspaper clippings of the time she presented President Clinton with her famous sweet potato cheesecake.
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Limbo Panto, released in 2008 when I was 16, was the unruly soundtrack to my first cracked tins of lager in parks, drives around low-lying suburbia, and virgin attempts at squeezing into checked shirts and palatial city nightclubs.
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In some scenes, Rebecca appears looking music-video hot, while in others she lays bare the hard labor required to make women look that good, plucking and tweezing, squeezing into flesh-tone Spanx, singeing her neck with a curling iron.
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They're on websites, in newspapers and flashing on TV. Today the campaign trail can be chaos, with gangs of photographers and reporters squeezing into tiny quaint New England diners as candidates look to connect with voters any way they can.
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It's not everyday you get a chance to sit down with one of Taiwan's most famous politicians, especially when you're far more accustomed to squeezing into dingy basements or dusty bar corners to conduct interviews with headbangers of varying description.
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So not only do the blinking lights alert other drivers, but the touch on the turn signal stalk also tells the driver to prepare for the unexpected — for example, a car suddenly squeezing into the gap where you planned to merge.
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For…Read more ReadScientists studying soft robotics are trying to overcome some of the inadequacies of moving metal beings made from janky, clanky parts, which might not be so useful for squeezing into tight spaces or moving around in the human body.
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We ran up and down the backstairs two steps at a time, played hide-and-seek everywhere — taking cover in fireplaces and secret rooftop rooms, squeezing into a dumbwaiter — and opened the doors of the garden each afternoon to play with neighborhood children.
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It's recipe testing time ahead of the eatery's opening later this month and while I may have had a moment of madness squeezing into skin-tight trousers that morning in the sweltering late summer heat, I'm always up for a food challenge.
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UCSD assistant professor Mike Tolley, who headed up the new research, is a veteran of that Harvard lab, having worked on one of its more notable projects, an untethered X-shaped robot capable of squeezing into tight spaces, thanks to its almost entirely soft body.
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Rebel leaders disputed the claims, but antigovernment activists in the area sent increasingly desperate messages saying they believed they would soon be killed or arrested, while civilians said they were squeezing into a smaller and smaller area, with some calling for safe passage out.
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Today's smartphones aren't really designed to be taken apart or repaired, because the mind-boggling amount of technology that companies are squeezing into ever-thinner and smaller packages has more or less seen to the fact that there's simply no room left to allow for easily replaceable components.
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It's a rite of passage for any young starlet about to make a splash, and Awkwafina has been wrapping up the film's press tour in order to prep — a process that she would document on Twitter, including squeezing into a pair of Spanx underneath her pink silk ball gown worthy of a Disney princess.
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Resolving to make exercise about pleasure rather than punishment, and fitness goals about self-fulfillment rather than squeezing into skinny jeans, increases the chances that fitness will help you lead a more satisfying life beyond the gym…and that you will be one of the few who might actually need a new resolution come December 2017.
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While homelessness is measured differently by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development —that agency doesn't include multiple families squeezing into one housing unit, and therefore counted only 568,000 homeless people last year — the general consensus is that homelessness has gained in recent years due to a shortage of affordable rental housing and a weakening safety net for the poor.
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That entails squeezing into a pocket of space aboard the crammed L train, often after a few too-packed trains have come and gone, and then transferring to the uptown F or M. Though I've mastered the art of reading a book while my body is contorted like a Tetris piece, it's not the most pleasant way to start the day.
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New York (CNN Business)It cost me more than three times the money and an extra 15 minutes to fly to my local airport in an Uber helicopter than if I had taken the highway in an Uber X. It also required multiple cab rides, squeezing into a tight space and overcoming a mild-to-moderate fear of flying while soaring alongside the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Whether Mr. Houston successfully takes Dropbox public will be closely watched, with other privately held tech companies like Uber and Airbnb also edging toward an I.P.O. Dropbox, which is based in San Francisco, is unprofitable, and Mr. Houston now has to navigate through a challenging time, both guiding his company around the tech giants that are squeezing into its space and adapting his frat guy persona to a changing culture.
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But as anyone in the industry can tell you, behind all of those effortless editorials and Instagram shots is actually a whole lot of hard work, from getting their bodies in peak physical condition at the gym, squeezing into all of those sample-size clothes, often shooting the opposite season compared to the actual temperature outside, and providing an endless selection of poses and facial expressions even when they haven't necessarily had a full night's sleep in the past two months.
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