I don't like stacked decks, and the electoral college is a stacked deck.
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Nuclear threats stacked on depleting resources stacked on the widening gap between the rich and poor.
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Quiet scenes might be stacked next to loud ones, and conversation scenes stacked next to action ones.
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Working with stacked 8s crossing stacked 9s was brutal, though, especially since two of the long entries were already locked in.
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"Stacks and stacks of magazines everywhere, just in suitcases all neatly stacked against pillars, around the room, all stacked up, rifles placed all throughout," Newton said.
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Stacked deck For all of the planning inside the White House and at the Republican National Committee, the deck is still stacked against Republicans this year.
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Yet who among them considered the networks of tunnels that ran under the subway or the basements that lurked under basements, the worlds stacked upon worlds stacked upon worlds.
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When she was under his bed, he stacked totes and laundry bins around it with weights stacked against them so he'd notice if she moved them, the complaint says.
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When she was under his bed, he stacked totes and laundry bins around it with weights stacked against them so he'd notice if she moved them, the complaint states.
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The rules — or lack thereof — are stacked against sanity.
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Whether it's a set of vertically-stacked dominoes, matchsticks held together by torque and fingertips, or glasses stacked precariously atop one another, each photograph is embedded with a Freudian flavor for destruction.
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As you can see, it has a set of quad-stacked 15s running through the center of the grid, and a pair of triple-stacked 15s at the top and the bottom.
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But the casting list for Stephen Strange was ridiculously stacked.
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The vouchers cannot be stacked, so don't even try it.
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Where you've seen her: Octavia Spencer's acting resume is stacked!
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Dr Yu's lenses can be stacked in this way, too.
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Folded clothes, neatly organized hangers, perfectly stacked boxes of shoes.
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Warner says the economic indicators point to a stacked deck.
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So in college, Jairek went to Canada and stacked lumber.
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The layers are ethereal stacked over a simple guitar riff.
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The odds appear to be stacked against the veteran actress.
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But the talent losses have stacked up a bit now.
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Can you guess the Coachella headliner behind the stacked stomach?
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Holt described the company's policies as "unintentionally" stacked against drivers.
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New board members, but it's really stacked in his favor.
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Some were decapitated; severed limbs were stacked by the entrance.
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They could display trailer trucks here, stacked atop one another.
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That's bad stacked on bad, with bad slathered on top.
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It's a series of innocuous trays stacked atop one another.
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It came stacked on pickup trucks and strapped onto semis.
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Every frame of Sorry to Bother You is visually stacked.
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The deck is only getting stacked higher under McMillon's leadership.
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The odds were stacked against her, and she knew it.
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Those odds are stacked against them — and always have been.
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Here's how the past six presidential administrations have stacked up.
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The odds are stacked steeply against women and their families.
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This broadband, TV, and phone package is absolutely stacked, though.
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Overworked and underpaid, files upon files stacked on his desk.
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The potential here is obvious, and the show is stacked.
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The court is stacked with government loyalists, by the way.
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He stacked the deck with a lot of Democratic lawyers.
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But the tech has some unusual odds stacked against it.
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Detainees are brought down, crosschecked, and stacked into the back.
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Everybody get up, the Space Jam sequel is suddenly stacked.
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We just want you to enjoy this extremely stacked tour!
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Because man, as everyone agrees, the Golden Knights are stacked.
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Black Panther boasts a stacked cast, even by MCU standards.
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Here's how Indian cities stacked up in terms of wealth.
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Rolled up schematics and blueprints are stacked against the wall.
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Shellfish like oysters and clams are stacked below the kelp.
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Thunder effects crackled through speakers stacked near an electronics store.
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He quickly stacked ministries with veterans of the paramilitary IRGC.
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Instead, the government has stacked the deck against these families.
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Inside one building, moldy bread was stacked in a corner.
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The coffins were stacked in two layers under the ground.
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Packages addressed to various freighters are stacked inside the door.
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She led us toward a wall of triptychs, stacked sideways.
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The National Assembly and the courts were stacked with allies.
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Its Japanese culinary team is stacked with Japanese culinary talent.
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In fact, WSOF 34 might have actually been unnecessarily stacked.
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It's like the bicycle version of NYC's stacked parking lots.
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A pit has been dug and girders and pillars stacked.
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The first time I tried the sandwich, it was stacked.
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Everything in this set can be stacked onto each other.
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They bought a delicatessen, where the young Shnaider stacked shelves.
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One was lined with 39 beds, stacked in triple bunks.
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At the divorce trial, the odds are stacked against her.
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There was so much stacked against us in the beginning.
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Torments of all kinds are stacked up below him. 226.
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Piles of introductory materials are stacked neatly at the entrance.
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At the entrances, sandbags and tires are stacked in fortification.
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Federal agencies were stacked with campaign figures and political appointees.
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The Constitutional Court is stacked with judges appointed by Fidesz.
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Sections of decorative iron fencing were stacked in a corner.
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This area also has a stacked LG washer and dryer.
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Fresh boxes of hot pizza were stacked at each memorial.
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And somehow, the cast list just got even more stacked.
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The odds are clearly stacked against police violence accountability, then.
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I knew some medical odds were already stacked against me.
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And there are books, on shelves and stacked on tables.
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Didi Gregorius is fourth in a stacked field of shortstops.
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At the bottom are trailer homes stacked side by side.
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"They're basically stacked and ready to go," Dr. D'Emic said.
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The Bolsheviks were numerically tiny stacked up against the bureaucracy.
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Stacked cardboard boxes and knotted extension cords were scattered around.
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In practice, my books are stacked everywhere, and double shelved.
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Here is how his remarks stacked up against the facts.
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Tubs of dipping sauces were stacked in silver gravy boats.
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This film is stacked with heavyweights, both dramatic and comedic.
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Everything seems compacted and stacked on top of each other.
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When she was under his bed, he stacked totes and laundry bins around the bed with weights and barbells stacked against them so she could not move them without him noticing, the complaint says.
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When she was under his bed, he stacked totes and laundry bins around the bed with weights and barbells stacked against them so she could not move them without him noticing, the complaint states.
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You also get two attachments, one six-blade assembly with three "stacked" S-blades for use in the large pitcher, and a smaller stacked four-blade assembly for the 40- and 16-ounce bowls.
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That's like five different sandwiches stacked on top of each other.
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If anything, the election appears somewhat stacked against her, not Trump.
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The line is stacked, so the defense is tight to it.
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Images from the area show weeds stacked as high as roofs.
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In short, it had a lot of things stacked against it.
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Ran Makavy, a self-described "efficiency freak," has a stacked resume.
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Stacked on a black dresser is a small, four-legged table.
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That's because of the way the car's battery packs are stacked.
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I really think the deck is stacked against us now, though.
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Bag the best ever deal on this stacked package from Sky.
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Stacked as it is, the ballot could not be more consequential.
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There are unwashed dishes, leftover birthday balloons, photo albums, stacked books.
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Are their rocks stacked up on the side of the road?
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In Missouri, the cards continue to be stacked against working people.
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However, the investment cards haven't always been stacked in Epic's favor.
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Photo courtesy of BET There were no double-stacked Styrofoam cups.
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The financial sector and its regulatory bodies are stacked with returnees.
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It's about the size of three short hardcover novels stacked together.
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On paper, it looked like the odds were stacked against Fortuna.
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The list of hosts, presenters and special guests is also stacked.
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Inside his house, he has rooms upon rooms stacked with games.
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Samsung already sells storage systems made from vertically stacked flash memory.
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It's too bad its best moments are stacked toward the beginning.
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On the Arab Street the cards are already stacked against Trump.
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The heart of the Milky Way is stacked with black holes.
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Start in a high plank position, shoulders stacked right over wrists.
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Even with the odds stacked against her, Sandra played incredibly well.
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"Infinite" amounts of tunnels, stacked one on top of one another.
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How do you maintain hope when everything seems stacked against you?
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So, how have Trump's first six months in office stacked up?
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The deck is artificially stacked against the player in this situation.
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But the stacked beverage trend has a new member — extreme mimosas.
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Behind his desk, bookshelves are stacked with accounts of world affairs.
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Photographs reveal small shops with tins and cigarette boxes stacked high.
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She arrived to find shelves of food stacked to the ceiling.
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The kitchen is stacked with dirty dishes, and not much else.
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The holiday calendar seems to be stacked against retailers this year.
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Once completely stacked onto the spit, excess meat is shaved off.
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They'd even stacked a few splotched and tattered paperbacks beside it.
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" A box stacked with diving brochures read "Onagawa, Land of Dreams.
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Bold visitors have stacked some of the remains into morbid shrines.
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You've got 11 movies worth of evidence stacked against you, mate.
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The deck is being stacked in a private-interest shell game.
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Tap the three stacked bars to open the side menu.3.
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Garbage from the event was stacked on top of trash cans.
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I swore off themes with stacked entries after my last one.
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Even the idea of the asylum interview was stacked against us.
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This time, the odds are even more stacked against the union.
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Compactly folded and stacked clothes can be well worth the expense.
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It really looked like four separate hats, like, all stacked together.
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The deck was already stacked against kids growing up in Flint.
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Wine glasses and giant jars of preserved lemons were stacked everywhere.
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Blotchy, heavy clouds are stacked like anvils above a purple horizon.
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The odds are stacked up high against farmers on the Galapagos.
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Let's say you've stacked four gems on top of one another.
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Multiple Amp units can be stacked or mounted in a rack.
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Here's a quick look at how the conversation has stacked up.
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Unfortunately, the Western Conference is stacked, and there will be competition.
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Bold hikers have stacked some of the remains into morbid shrines.
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Their shopping cart was stacked with milk, lanterns and extension cords.
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These panels can be folded and stacked inside of the case.
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Nothing matters, it is all stacked against us now and forever.
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Mr. Stanko said cars were stacked on top of each other.
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Oh, you still keep your spices haphazardly stacked in a cabinet?
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Their clothes, some salvaged, some donated, overflow from suitcases stacked high.
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She worried the deck would be stacked against him in court.
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In short, then, the deck is stacked against a Sessions prosecution.
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Most of my New York Times puzzles have featured stacked 15s.
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Knockoffs of Sailor Jerry's classic military tattoos float above stacked skulls.
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He has plenty of closet space and a stacked washer-dryer.
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It was a very, very stacked team when I played there.
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"The deck is stacked against African-Americans with disabilities," he said.
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Boxes of melamine dinnerware are stacked in a warehouse next door.
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It already stands several feet tall, stacked with sheaths of documents.
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Still, many American companies fear the deck is stacked against them.
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Several 24-packs of water bottles were stacked on the floor.
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Its stacked glass volumes rise like elegant Legos over the Hudson.
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In no other system are the planetary orbits stacked in resonance.
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The studio is filled with hundreds of decks, stacked like firewood.
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But the odds are firmly stacked against Schultz, should he run.
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But the president has stacked his White House with budget hawks.
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When you think about it that way, it's stacked against them.
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The Argos Black Friday 2018 sale was absolutely stacked with bargains.
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Chairs were stacked and flags removed after an event in Dubuque.
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I walk home with Amazon boxes stacked up to my chin.
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Frankfurt's main index, stacked with car and truck makers, dropped 0.6%.
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Nearby is a laundry area with a stacked washer and dryer.
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With every casting announcement, Matt Reeves' The Batman is getting stacked.
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Not to mention, the 1999 show had a truly stacked cast.
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There are just more of them stacked together in the truck.
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Both teams are stacked top to bottom — defensively, offensively, pitching staff.
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Many are stacked on a hillside or sit near the water.
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Her desk is stacked with paperback novels and books on politics.
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The 22019 midterm map is stacked against Senate Democrats, but Sen.
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But leggings and jeans can go flat or stacked or stiletto.
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Tap to open the menu (three stacked lines), and select "Settings."
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Regardless, support for the junta was stacked even before voting began.
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From the beginning, it appeared the deck was stacked against Uber.
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"We believe the deck looks stacked against them," the note said.
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But I am only scratching the surface of this stacked category.
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But, again, doesn&apost this feed the narrative that that was a stacked deck, because that certainly that stacked deck mantle has been claimed by a lot of Republicans that they were out to get him?
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I thought about how holding a puzzle event in San Francisco — a place so stacked with puzzle-minded software engineers that it boggles the mind — perhaps meant that mere journalists had the deck stacked against them.
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The deck is stacked against athletes in every imaginable way, and when former players and media members like Danny Kannell pit them as villains against this machine, you really get a sense of just how stacked.
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The veterans benefits system started more than a century ago, and in the time since — as new wars stacked on entitlements and new abuses stacked on reforms — it has grown into an unruly tower of regulations.
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Thousands of Purple's mattresses stacked up inside Purple's 574,000 square-foot warehouse.
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Where did he think the Warriors stacked up against history's best teams?
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And the list of apps is displayed horizontally, instead of stacked vertically.
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The stacked railroad ties curl like the gentle bend of a rollercoaster.
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But as similar experiences stacked up, it became harder to forget them.
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CLAMAN: But what was stacked against President Trump from the get go?
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The stacked lineup includes must-have fashion to beauty and home buys.
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DropMix's NFC sensors can read up to ten stacked cards at once.
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Imprimerie du Marais's notebooks, all stacked together in one---yes---simple box.
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In recent years, the cards appeared to be stacked in Washington's favor.
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In another corner sit several suitcases, packed, stacked and ready to go.
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He alleged that the committee stacked the Democratic National Convention against him.
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We drink sake from cups of stacked plywood circles coated in resin.
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The quietly indefatigable Arthur Rhodes stacked up 8.5 fWAR over 312 appearances.
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Everything is stacked against you, from the minute [you] walk in there.
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The only difference was that, unlike Evernote, there were no "stacked" folders.
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As additional fees stacked up, Fair didn't fare much better operating it.
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I had the deck stacked in my favor from the get-go.
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But this case also demonstrates how the law is stacked against survivors.
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But Turnill said the long-term forces were still stacked against investors.
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The refugees live in empty shipping containers stacked one upon the other.
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Every project that we sign allows cash flow to be stacked on.
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But in Flip Flop, they can also be stacked in ascending order.
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The way society is stacked up make mobility nearly impossible for magic?
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And with every card stacked against her, she still kicked major ass.
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MANY YOUNG Britons believe that the housing market is stacked against them.
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So there's plenty of hurdles still stacked in front of any reform.
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Here's a quick rundown of the betting odds for this stacked card.
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Stacked together, the system is expected to stretch nearly 39 stories high.
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Watch as I beat odds that were so heavily stacked against me.
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Crates of food are stacked on the pavement and covered with tarpaulin.
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The 20-megapixel 1-inch stacked sensor matches the G7 X III's.
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On Friday she had three cases stacked next to her dining table.
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Like the Hand, the Chaste is another historical society stacked with fighters.
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Returning, I sought out my now neatly-stacked presents to retrieve Blanka.
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But she denied that the cards are stacked in favor of males.
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Layers of cushions stand stacked like a Princess and the Pea pallet.
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At first, it was in hidden corners, then behind strategically stacked boxes.
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They then stacked a million galaxy pairs on top of one another.
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By the looks of the teams, the one Zach chooses is stacked.
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Keke Palmer, Julia Stiles, and Lili Reinhardt round out Hustlers' stacked cast.
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Crates could be seen stacked in corridors, overlooked by classical marble statues.
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With the odds seemingly stacked against Syd's survival, its future seems uncertain.
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The T-Birds were boring, but there's no denying they were stacked.
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The Scot said his troublesome hip had stacked the odds against him.
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Sandbags were stacked outside hotels, shops and other businesses along Canal Street.
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True to form, Ahmadinejad quickly stacked ministries with veterans of the IRGC.
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The first is, obviously we're dealing with a very stacked playing field.
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Despite stacked odds, Democrats are still pushing forward to keep the rules.
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Keep fighting, no mater how hard the cards are stacked against you.
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Boxes destined for London's fanciest shops are stacked up by the door.
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But the nation's Supreme Court, stacked with allies, let him run anyway.
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Her bedside table is stacked with Japanese magazines and figurines in kimonos.
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The stacked ice might have been deep enough to gouge the seafloor.
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And there might be a few extra cases stacked in his office.
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"Without representation, the deck is stacked against an asylum seeker," TRAC said.
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He parsed an onion into thirds and stacked it into a cone.
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The circumstances of pistachio production in 2018 are stacked in our favor.
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"I think the odds are stacked against you to wait," he said.
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This year, she's stacked most of her classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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That doesn't mean the Mouse House doesn't have a stacked release schedule.
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The exterior is log and stacked quartzite, with a cedar-shake roof.
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She loves what I call an emoji heel: a stacked, realistic heel.
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The home itself is stacked above the retail space with three levels.
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" Trump tweeted, "Roy worked hard but the deck was stacked against him!
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The deck was stacked against Clinton at last night's NBC presidential forum.
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Folded towels, stacked remotes, and hanging laundry become a visual matriarchal ode.
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Republicans began this Congress with a stacked deck and a sound strategy.
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Are the odds stacked against it if it doesn't reform its politics?
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BL: But we know that we know that the game is stacked.
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Just carried on while the layers stacked and the tube got emptier?
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Despite his hit and miss record, Randleman's career was stacked with highlights.
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Sometimes a tour is, as we say in the music "biz," stacked.
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How does one acquire tickets early for this stacked-as-hell tour?
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Even teams stacked with NBA-quality prospects do not have this. 6.
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And, of course, there's the sticky sweets, stacked on tray over tray.
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As the diagnoses stacked up, self-care became a challenge for Schultz.
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Stacked among his T-shirts and shorts was plenty of Yankees gear.
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In industry jargon, they are "stacked" with many different genetically modified traits.
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Hillary Clinton: Too many hardworking Americans have the deck stacked against them.
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I think the Chinese feel that the system is stacked against them.
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The modular housing can fit up to three motor assembles stacked together.
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Nudge the overlay around until everything is perfectly stacked, and you're set.
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I knew that the world was stacked against me to begin with.
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The Democrats have stacked the deck against President Trump and the Republicans.
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Stacked against their favor For one, shifting away from chemicals takes time.
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It stacked the Constitutional Court, which decides if legislation violates the Constitution.
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The property's most remarkable element is its sculptural pair of stacked pools.
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She even carried the wood over and stacked it beside the door.
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Inside were a half-dozen pairs of jeans, neatly folded and stacked.
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It helped that the game turned out to be stacked with action.
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It was stacked to the ceiling with Louis Vuitton luggage and videotapes.
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Look at the stones stacked on the left side of the drawing.
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The stacked lineup includes Whitney Cummings, Kevin James, Mo'Nique and Bill Burr.
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Haphazardly stacked were screenshots of pastel video game landscapes, a little psychedelic.
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I wanted stacked horns and Jerry Lee Lewis Sun Records-type piano.
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Fact-check: Here's how the candidates' remarks stacked up against the truth.
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Here is how the candidates' remarks stacked up against the truth. Gov.
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This stacked-box design occupies a manmade island in the Doha harbor.
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It basically looks like three phones stacked on top of one another.
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The youngest children and the oldest adults are stacked at the front.
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Here is what we learned: ■ The 63 N.F.L. draft was absolutely stacked.
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The bodies of children were stacked in a pile, their faces unrecognizable.
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Emotionally. I have most of my books stacked horizontally on invisible shelves.
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Save on upfront costs with this stacked Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus contract.
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With the odds stacked against it, Eaze has a tough road ahead.
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There's something here for every kind of fan — all with stacked casts.
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When closed it's quite thick — like two phones stacked atop one another.
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She began the hearing feeling that the deck was stacked against her.
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Kegs are stacked behind the counter and flags hang from the ceiling.
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Are triple-stacked bunk beds the next evolution of the coach cabin?
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Elsewhere, he created volume with asymmetric peplums and stacked tiers of jacquard.
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Trays of hydroponically grown produce would be stacked inside to the ceilings.
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Without these protections, the playing field will remain heavily stacked against workers.
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Tap the three stacked lines in the lower right-hand corner.3.
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How these pallets are organized and how high they are stacked varies.
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When skating season is over, the panels can be stacked and stored.
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A congressional panel stacked with Duterte loyalists voted to deny his confirmation.
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It's carved, with exposed holes like stacked cardboard viewed from the side.
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From the start, the hearings were stacked in favor of the nominee.
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Gone are the stacked shelves and overstuffed racks filled with countless SKUs.
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The numbers game The odds in the Senate were stacked against Johnson.
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Therefore, the deck seems stacked that this person has to be internal.
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Is it stacked against them no matter what in the new environment?
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"The deck is stacked against women literally from day one," Beninger says.
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If the nub is stacked or pointing up, it is a boy.
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Behind the counter, more still, stacked on trays suspended in slotted shelves.
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They were stacked on the shelves for late shoppers like my parents.
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Interactive: You can see how your city's temperatures stacked up in 2018.
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The Bucs are currently 2-2 with a pretty stacked pass-rush.
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The odds were stacked against Dylan Chidick in the summer of 2017.
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Cooper stacked and separated from rookie Vernon Hargreaves at the catch point.
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Interior spaces are stacked, fused, and obliterated, as is Menegon's naked body.
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The card was just too stacked for there to be any stinkers.
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They are usually stacked together and located in the left margin. 4.
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In Louisiana's 2015 election, the deck was stacked perfectly for such a trick.
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They reach the Biltmore and find their luggage stacked up in the lobby.
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Erdogan has already stacked the cards for his own success in this election.
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"It's impressive, all the layers, stacked one by one," the Getty photographer says.
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Side PlankLie on your right side with your legs straight and feet stacked.
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Background: 2850 stacked images set to 27 seconds at f/1.8, ISO 2000.
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Start sitting on your supporting-side hip with knees bent and stacked. 2.
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Coffee is stacked in neat piles several meters high, awaiting export to Europe.
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When closed, it looks like two phones stacked on top of one another.
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What if two pieces of graphene were stacked on top of each other?
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"The balance of negotiating advantage is incredibly heavily stacked our way," he insisted.
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With the odds seemingly stacked against it, Bitterfeld-Wolfen is at least trying.
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Coffee is stacked in neat piles several metres high, awaiting export to Europe.
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Brio rolled his chair back from the packed and stacked communal sewing table.
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Those cards can be stacked and quickly switched between, according to the report.
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In all, it's a stacked lineup of people with tons of superhero experience.
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It has been an uneven playing field for decades, stacked against US workers.
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Here's a breakdown of how my lunches stacked up during the challenge. Monday
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And that's without even mentioning the cast, which is stacked with Hollywood icons.
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A name that rolls off the tongue and stands out on stacked flyers.
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In front of it, Coke Zero packages were stacked to resemble the towers.
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These are stacked three deep in a trench, three feet below the surface.
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As an adult, he stacked bookshelves from floor to ceiling in his home.
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The model stacked the two rings, seemingly leaving her large sparkler at home.
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In short: right now the deck is stacked against women succeeding in country.
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I just wanted to see how well it stacked up to Apple's Siri.
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Yet for all such efforts, the voting arithmetic still seems stacked against her.
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Bodies were stacked in the streets, making the entire city reek of decay.
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The cast was stacked, and the cast loved each other very, very much.
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We have asset sales that are stacked up of 53 to 25 billion.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - The company stacked brochures in funeral parlors around Sin City.
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Once they get to court, the deck is still stacked against property owners.
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They went to their temple where art was stacked five high, 20 deep.
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And for the first week, I had 2,000 books stacked in my house.
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He always made an effort, even when the odds were stacked against him.
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It's sure not helping me narrow down my favorite in a stacked field!
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But the point is, my account is unfairly stacked with several Snap employees.
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Cher's upcoming album of ABBA covers is going to be stacked with hits.
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The cell is a rectangular room with bunk beds stacked three tiers high.
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They're both about the size of two stacked cinder blocks on your countertop.
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Melons stacked high by the roadside in amber, mustard yellow, and bright green.
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Anti-aircraft missiles and RPGs lay haphazardly stacked everywhere like planks of wood.
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"I don't like too many things to be stacked on top," he said.
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With the odds stacked against him, Nelson doesn't have too many more options.
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The unit also has a stacked washer and dryer in a hallway closet.
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It has frequently been remarked that Trump has stacked his Administration with plutocrats.
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Songstress Corinne Bailey Rae sometimes wears her curls stacked up on one side.
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Sokol created Monáe's piece composed of four stacked hats in under 40 hours.
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When she walks into that warehouse stacked full of everything, her shoulders relax.
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Thousands of Purple's mattresses stacked up inside the new 103,000-square-foot warehouse.
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Thousands of Purple's mattresses stacked up inside the new 574,000-square-foot warehouse.
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Instead, it will feature horizontal image carousels stacked on top of one another.
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Just after you've stacked the bodies to the ceiling, another dozen show up.
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Dozens of paintings and silkscreens are stacked along the walls in neat rows.
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They are no doubt correct, and the cards are stacked against this plan.
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For the time being, at least, the deck looks stacked in China's favor.
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After we prepared four layers in different sizes, we stacked them into tiers.
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She didn't just stack the wood, she stacked the wood in a pattern.
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This stacked bundle is for anyone who needs a whole lot of data.
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Luckily, Netflix is stacked with great stand-up specials primed for the job.
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A second bedroom and a pair of outdoor balconies are stacked above them.
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Four bureaus are stacked on their backs like vulnerable beetles in two piles.
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Bulk-sized products were stacked from floor to ceiling throughout the entire store.
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Behind Dr. Holland, antibiotics were stacked in large bags rising to his shoulders.
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The bundles are stacked on pallets and fork-lifted into waiting delivery trucks.
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Mr. Graham sat in a small living room with a stacked-stone fireplace.
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They fill the bookcases in the hall, with the overflow stacked on top.
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Instead, holiday paraphernalia hung with bar stools stacked on top of tables inside.
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Sometimes a themeless puzzle will have lots of 21998's, stacked or otherwise.
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"As a queer community, the odds are always stacked against us," Jasmine cheered.
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Instead, women are finding that the gold rush is already stacked against them.
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They stacked Moroccan rugs, leather bags, Tuareg rings and plastic woven basket bags.
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This is his big weakness, stacked against other facts that have been gathered.
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But the people of Tighar say the evidence is stacked in their favor.
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He looked quite satisfied with the array of deadly shells, stacked waist-high.
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Women with rainbow flower strands stacked atop their headdresses danced to the rhythm.
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Adam Schiff — accompanying carts stacked with boxes and binders into the Senate chamber.
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Costa Rican pineapples are stacked next to Kenyan passion fruits and Peruvian asparagus.
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More food earnings on the menu: It's another stacked week for food earnings.
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Today, one way in which the deck is stacked against defendants involves technology.
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You can pick up this absolutely stacked offering for just £169 on GAME.
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It looks like three horizontal lines stacked on top of each other.2.
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S. treaty, which critics say is stacked in favor of the United States.
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The Supreme Court, stacked with loyalists, briefly sought to dissolve the legislature's powers.
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The pods would be stacked on top of each other, resembling bunk beds.
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When I got to my seat, it was stacked with some cozy essentials.
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Now, piles of branches and tree trunks are stacked all over the site.
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From the start of human space flight, the deck was stacked against women.
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The pods are stacked on top of one another like modern bunk beds.
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Defenders of Obama's legacy argue that the deck was stacked against his administration.
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The odds were particularly stacked against Nixon, who challenged the well-established Gov.
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The squad crossed a cold, waist-deep canal and stacked at the entrance.
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The families stacked tires around it and built what look like defensive walls.
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The evidence that this repulsive energy infuses space has stacked up since 1998.
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This year, Netflix&aposs Oscar prospects are stacked with multiple critically acclaimed films.
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Copies of James Chao's biography were stacked on the table beside the host.
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I particularly like the four long Across entries stacked in the upper left.
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Some have stacked themselves four levels high on a truck intended for pigs.
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Who knows what he might achieve when the odds get stacked against him?
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To an outsider's eye, the stacked boxes might suggest a uniform internal configuration.
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The new design features horizontal image carousels stacked one on top of the other.
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She already knew the deck was stacked against her in more ways than one.
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The dining room table chairs were even stacked all over the stairs case-banister.
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On "60 Minutes" Sunday, Trump acknowledged the transition team was stacked with DC insiders.
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The odds are indeed stacked against Violet's success — just not in the usual ways.
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"It's got shelves up to the ceiling stacked with confiscated wildlife items," Jaschinski says.
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Some see those characters as being inspired by Chacón's persona and ultra-stacked frame.
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But other so-called "unconventional" superconductors, like these stacked sheets, don't follow these rules.
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People rushed to nearby buildings, stacked desks against office doors and hid in closets.
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Currently, Charles has about 40 screens with different designs stacked up in her studio.
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Here's how the other dishes stacked up: Spicy foods aren't the only popular dishes.
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The odds look stacked against her getting the deal through a deeply divided parliament.
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They were stacked in white boxes that appeared to be about 3 feet long.
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Photos from the house show hundreds of birds in cages stacked to the ceiling.
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He understands exactly which cards were stacked against him in this situation, and why.
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Her clothes are stacked up in the wardrobe, alongside her collection of stuffed toys.
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Kim's resilience was not enough when the odds were stacked against her — nobody's is.
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What will stand out when stories from every outlet are stacked atop each other?
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Yuri is a mediocre skater at best, painfully average when stacked against his competitors.
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" By addressing that incentive misalignment, he insists, "we've stacked the odds in our favor.
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Since June, I think I have chopped and stacked about nine tons of wood.
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Here's how they stacked up in terms of grade-point averages out of 4.0.
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At one prison in Manaus, severed heads and limbs were stacked on the floor.
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President Donald Trump has stacked his communications team with powerful women at the helm.
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The first 60 Starlink satellites are stacked together atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
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Let's hear from Mr. Flinn: As a solver, I enjoy the occasional stacked puzzle.
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Rawlinson explained it was because of the way the car's battery pack is stacked.
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Binders were stacked on end in a series of sagging bookshelves lining the walls.
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The cards are arguably stacked against them, because VCs tend to be quite myopic.
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He points out that our menus are already so stacked with emoji and options.
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You've got to see them layered and stacked to truly understand their full potential.
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CSN was stacked, and set their sights on winning the Junior College World Series.
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Others stacked sandbags outside or waded through waist-high floods in the torrential rain.
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Truthfully, the Best Picture category is more stacked than it's been in my memory.
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You can see the binkie's stacked up in the stomach, we counted 7-9.
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With these findings in mind, the deck looks stacked against a hypothetical effeminate candidate.
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The category was stacked with veteran names, previous Oscar winners and buzzy fresh faces.
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She fights for what is right, even when the odds are stacked against her.
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Numerous coffins were discovered in the crypt, some stacked on top of each other.
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Farther from the camera on the right is the stacked and stored paper mill.
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The temporary jail houses 108 beds stacked three high, the Springfield News-Leader reported.
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But it is an indication of how stacked the poll is against the opposition.
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Massachusetts Former employee documented puppies crowded into tiny, stacked cages in basement; consumer complaints.
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And now boasts a deck stacked with some pretty hardcore LA-based executive talent.
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Because the Now Apocalypse cast is absolutely stacked with stars of teen shows past.
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Tracks like "Karma" are full of these immaculately stacked harmonies and lushly orchestrated instrumentation.
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Two James Murphys stacked on top of each other at least in the vocals.
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Throughout his career, Holohan has always prevailed despite having the odds stacked against him.
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Now the deck is stacked even more in favor of those at the top.
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Nearby, rolls of cloth are stacked on shelves that stretch from floor to ceiling.
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In her bathroom, she had storage boxes stacked in her shower; there were flies.
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Though the cards were stacked against us, we still achieved bipartisan success last Congress.
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As any small business owner would tell you, the cards are stacked against them.
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Her gym teacher had stacked a bunch of milk cartons into a makeshift staircase.
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Looks like Apple has a pretty stacked lineup of shows in store for us.
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These layers are then stacked upon one another until they form the completed object.
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I'm standing on a cliffside bearded by trees, by a mound of stacked rocks.
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The odds are fairly stacked against the chances of your average person achieving that.
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While Klinsmann stacked the USMNT roster with dual-national players, Arena questioned that model.
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Scaffolding had been erected, and dozens of new frames were stacked on the floor.
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Queen Elizabeth I stacked pearl bracelets; Queen Elizabeth II favors a three-strand necklace.
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Cellphone images show the bloodied bodies of the dead stacked in the prison yard.
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For one thing, it says that the system is stacked against the asylum seeker.
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We sat at Steidl's cluttered desk—a counter, really, stacked with boxes and papers.
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Two patties, cheese, lettuce, onion, and pickles are all stacked between sesame seed buns.
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The deck is stacked by the parties against anyone but a Republican or Democrat.
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We sat outside in the snow around a foldout table stacked with court transcriptions.
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Until recently, laws across the country had been stacked against holders of heirs' property.
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Even those with private health insurance have a system that is stacked against them.
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Seriously, the Xbox One S Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order bundle is absolutely stacked.
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And it has stacked up 11 Copa América titles, the equivalent to Europe's championship.
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A few hundred cells stacked together generate enough electricity to power a car motor.
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Over 17 songs, Stacked finds Kash Doll shedding the layers of her thorny upbringing.
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But Stacked couldn't exist without the foundation laid by mixtapes like K.R.E.A.M, Keisha vs.
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The three levels are stacked vertically, with each level supported on only one end.
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The three floors in the castle are able to be removed and re-stacked.
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We then aggregated this by candidate to see how each candidate's fanbase stacked up.
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So in the Purdue one, it's stacked on the rest of your financial aid.
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You'll always catch me with my knuckles stacked up with rings when I'm performing.
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And Mr. Priebus has stacked the committee with people who are loyal to him.
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The Scrollkeeper Skeksis is differentiated by his triple-stacked glasses perched on his beak.
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Think of the rooms as cubes that have been irregularly stacked atop one another.
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The photographers stacked and stitched together hundreds of images to fully capture every detail.
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Tap the three stacked lines in the top-left corner of your screen.3.
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Her suitcases were stacked by the door, her winter coats piled in the hallway.
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Narrator: Throughout the day, cardboard is stacked up in this machine, called a baler.
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Once you've logged in, click the three stacked lines in the top-left corner.
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But until now no one knew they could be stacked into a conductive wire.
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At Waterline, rental units are stacked below the condos in each of the towers.
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The cards were stacked against Hill from the beginning because she is a woman.
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Mr. Phelps stacked 25 decommissioned containers like blocks to create 21 graffitied guest rooms.
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Pressure at home stacked on top of pressure at work, feeding off one another.
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She pushes on even though the odds and the system are stacked against her.
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Clustered, layered and stacked — these earrings, rings and bracelets glitter most brightly in groups.
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There were people with paddle canoes with ten cases of water stacked in it.
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There were mattresses on the floor, tubs full of clothes and a stacked bookcase.
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All of these moments worked in isolation; stacked together, they made very little sense.
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I usually carried 10 magazines stacked with 20 rounds of 5.56-millimeter ammunition each.
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How, then, can craft survive in a world with so much stacked against it?
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Too many "stacked" long entries and the fill will suffer from the resulting constraints.
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It will come as a surprise to no one that the industry is stacked.
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Click the three stacked dots in the top-right corner of the window.3.
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And he convened several business advisory groups stacked with the nation's top chief executives.
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A stacked washer and dryer is in a utility closet beyond the bedroom door.
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To critics, this indicates that the S.E.C.'s system is stacked in its favor.
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"The deck is stacked for Tesla in bond deal terms, congrats to Elon Musk."
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Game 4 is Monday night, and the odds are stacked against the rattled Raptors.
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In the morning, the dead bodies are stacked about the morgue like cord wood.
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They were stacked outside, where residents gathered to try to identify missing family members.
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But the odds in criminal sexual assault cases are inherently stacked against the victims.
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In particular, the stacked soles of the maximalist shoes seem to subtly affect balance.
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The new exterior features stacked stone towers, oversized windows, red awnings and wood accents.
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Mark Zuckerberg understands why conservatives think uber-liberal Silicon Valley is stacked against them.
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She pointed out a potted houseplant atop a glass vitrine stacked with colorful cakes.
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Tap the three stacked lines in the top-right corner and then tap "Pages."
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She says she sought legal help, with a stacked list of witnesses including Aaliyah.
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When you've been raped, you find that the judicial process is stacked against you.
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Yet crab traps stood stacked in their orderly rows, unfazed by a monster storm.
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It was yet another stacked week, forcing us to pick and choose a bit.
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The area's aging buildings are stacked with apartments, shops, storage facilities and manufacturing units.
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Aboriginal people continue to fight for justice, but the system is stacked against them.
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He has also reached an age where the odds are clearly stacked against him.
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It felt like the world was stacked against us, but also holding our hand.
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The clothing is compressed and stored in 1,000 steel boxes stacked around the site.
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Most single-B rated debt comes stacked with leverage in excess of 6.0 times.
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It is next to a walk-in closet with a stacked washer and dryer.
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Like the names, the history of the site is stacked like a layer cake.
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Multiple interfaces can be stacked together, and experiments swapped in or out, before launch.
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On the eve of launch, it feels like the deck is stacked against Stadia.
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"These kids really feel like the deck is stacked against them," Mr. Williamson said.
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Recent history suggests the playoffs are stacked in favor of just a few teams.
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The real eye-catchers are the dirty dishes stacked in the sink behind her.
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And I've got meetings stacked like they're cases of ramen on sale at Costco.
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Here is what Mr. Trump said and how it stacked up against the facts.
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Its pacing is frenetic, and its script is stacked with jagged stops and starts.
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The walls are stacked with intriguing objects, including obscure nautical instruments and editioned artworks.
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Still, despite the deck being stacked against her, she wanted to compete at nationals.
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So it's kind of fun to go in with the deck stacked against you.
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" She continued, "It's just advantage stacked on top of advantage on top of advantage.
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His abs look like they're made of iron hot dogs stacked to his nipples.
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What's more, the court is stacked with Maduro loyalists which make their actions even shadier.
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Instead, I ate bagels, stacked high with melted cheese and drenched in creamy salad dressing.
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JV: I agree the odds are stacked in powerful ways against any third-party success.
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A new Kratos was revealed Monday as the ice-breaker to Sony's stacked E3 keynote.
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And, sure, it's a stacked cast list, but at this point, it's almost dangerously loaded.
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Hovering above SL we took photos of trucks stacked with large logs in the yard.
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Arabic naming nomenclature includes stacked titles, but naming nomenclature must be present to be valid.
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Bahrain&aposs parliament, stacked with government loyalists, earlier passed the law enacted by the king.
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The stacked supports stick out from the wall as much as three or four inches.
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The "Leftover Sandwich" features a turkey, stuffing and a mashed potato chip all stacked together. .
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But the Trump refugee rules are stacked against the Congolese in ways large and small.
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BAE Systems, a defence concern, has a separate American board stacked with former brass hats.
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Both are launching today to bring a full-stacked technology-enabled law firm to startups.
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"We are stacked up in the sky anywhere there are US troops," one official said.
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Tunnels will stack, crisscrossing and overlapping each other for maximum efficiency across many stacked layers.
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The couches are pushed back to the walls, next to shelves stacked with political journals.
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The deck is still stacked against sexual assault victims, and convictions remain difficult to obtain.
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And users might not be aware of how badly the deck is stacked against them.
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Clinton wasn't quick to quit even when the numbers looked stacked against her back then.
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The committee, stacked with many longtime Democratic officials, may put forward a less ambitious proposal.
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Ammar sent several videos showing garbage stacked up along the fences and overflowing from dumpsters.
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Also, unlike many Saturdays, the best games aren&apost stacked up in one time slot.
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But Trump has been long been warning that the election could be stacked against him.
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He stacked the pads to stop Jared Spurgeon a short time later on another breakaway.
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Here, you're all stacked up and you take the train together, and everyone's freezing together.
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My calendar is stacked for the rest of the day with meetings and a call.
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Visually similar photos are stacked, placing the image with the highest aesthetic score on top.
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"Our customers have halved," said Chen, standing by neatly stacked shelves at his Sydney store.
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Clinton Democrats stacked the DNC with people determined to smooth her path to the nomination.
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It's just two Solo cups stacked on top of each other, not the iconic styrofoam.
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And beside them, a Ya Sin Muslim prayer text sits stacked with other religious books.
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Pennsylvania strategist Mark Harris believes the cards are stacked against Trump in the general election.
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He didn't appear to have read any of the file stacked in front of him.
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Analysts say the odds are stacked against Pakistan finalizing deals, despite the concessions on offer.
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The images showed three rows of mostly high-end products lined-up and stacked perfectly.
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But not as the giant warehouse stores you remember with toys stacked to the ceiling.
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Trump is celebrating a resounding victory over the most stacked GOP field in recent memory.
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Entering the installation, you see a skeleton of steel scaffolding and stacked beds of bamboo.
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I mean, it's a stacked cast and Gosling even dons a sleeveless cheetah tank top.
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That's pretty far, a distance greater than eight Earths stacked on top of one another.
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Row upon row of keyboards is stacked on large shelves that go to the ceiling.
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Most nights, the freezer in Montgomery County's morgue is stacked floor-to-ceiling with bodies.
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She added a feathered Sonia Rykiel cape to the look and white stacked-heel boots.
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In his kitchen, cookbooks are stacked high in an arrangement that's more sculpture than library.
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All stacked up to be a decent Tinder interaction (if there is such a thing).
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Apartments are stacked upon each other and buildings are built up next to one another.
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They realized the odds were stacked against them, but they knew the clock was ticking.
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Both Apple and Google's emoji appear to have burger ingredients stacked in the incorrect order.
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Picture a line of dominoes once carefully stacked, reliably ticking down, one by one. 1.
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"We want to make sure that this was not stacked by industry people," he said.
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No doubt about it, the deck is stacked in favor of the two major parties.
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We're supposed to pursue the truth, but you have stacked the deck against the truth.
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Doorframes, window frames, picture frames stripped of their pictures and stacked catawampus in a corner.
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But the odds look stacked against May getting it approved by a divided British parliament.
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Books and scripts -- many from plays she acted in -- are stacked high in every room.
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Hundreds of boxes, stacked to the ceiling, were crammed into a 53,200-square-foot house.
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"In each aspect of todays two proposals, the odds are stacked against shareholders," Lee said.
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Afterwards, the slabs of seasoned meat are stacked in between layers and layers of fat.
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At Aba, the meat is also stacked in between slabs of ground lamb and beef.
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The pancakes looked exactly as advertised — neatly stacked, fluffy, and lightly dusted with powdered sugar.
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To be fair, the deck was stacked against the committees because they were severely hamstrung.
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For one thing, parts of his apartment were stacked to the ceiling with comic books.
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There, some 2,400 boxes the size of minifridges are stacked three, four and five tall.
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For many candidates in the stacked field, it could be a do-or-die moment.
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With Washington stacked against us, states are the place we can push back as Democrats.
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Its shape — like stacked blocks — suggests a Land Rover reduced to its most fundamental form.
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Three times, the strings intervene with sustained D's in stacked octaves, as if issuing warnings.
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Here's how they stacked up in terms of things like caramel ratio and overall taste.
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Three lower-level bedrooms face a small courtyard with stacked stone walls lined with hydrangeas.
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Innocent property owners quickly discover that the deck is stacked against them from the start.
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The stacked quartzite fireplace has hand-forged doors and a mantel made of reclaimed wood.
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Some muzzled the press, stacked the judiciary, harassed opposition leaders and tampered with electoral systems.
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The reformist gains are all the more remarkable because the deck was stacked against them.
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Alternatively, stacked arrangements of grid-spanning 15s can have an impressive appearance in unthemed crosswords.
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Just one of the many compelling storylines that highlight the UFC's stacked return to Germany.
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Adam Jones had invested in himself, fiercely and unapologetically, betting against odds stacked against him.
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The stacked team is laser focused putting the finishing touches on its proprietary internal framework.
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The deck was stacked against us, and it was never enough to just try harder.
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Inside the nondescript red-brick office building, black and white offices are stacked like humbugs.
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The building's cantilevered balconies look as if they were stacked on top of one another.
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At David's, braised brisket is sliced and stacked into hero rolls, hard rolls and rye.
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I'm writing this with a half-dozen stacked, like pancakes, on top of my head.
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When funding and pay structures are stacked against academic scientists, these problems are all exacerbated.
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They're waiting in hopes of finding their relatives among the neat rows of stacked bodies.
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At many cemeteries, plots accommodate two stacked caskets (a "double-depth" grave, in funeral parlance).
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Not debt, not discrimination, not a deck that's always stacked for those at the top.
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Most burials in Zahra's paradise happen in a section where graves are stacked in threes.
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Dust the uncooked pasta sheets lightly with flour to keep them from sticking when stacked.
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Today is stacked with doctor appointments: oncology follow-ups and therapy and soooooo much anxiety.
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Brand-name drug companies say these proceedings are often stacked against them and their patents.
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All visible evidence is stacked against him, but Trump just can't take an L. Ever.
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The statistics themselves stacked up to the rest of the tech industry, which isn't great.
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I lay there for a time reliving the dream, feeling other dreams stacked behind it.
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Other key brings include a stacked crew of friends and a high level of hype.
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The lobby was stacked with huge, cushy beanbag chairs, with people passed out over them.
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I remember being horrified by the aviary, which was stacked thick with white bird excrement.
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Equally pricey clothing drapes tightly from hangers and fills trunks stacked up to the ceiling.
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Samsung declined to comment on how its marketing for Pyeongchang stacked up against previous Games.
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Hong Kong's leader is selected by a 1,143-member nomination committee stacked with Beijing loyalists.
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It's the equivalent of almost two American football fields stacked vertically, minus the end zones.
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There is an unshakable sense, though, that the deck has been stacked along the way.
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You can make grilled and roasted, stacked and rolled, muffin-tin and mug-baked versions.
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Suddenly, they were navigating the grandly stacked motifs of Composition No. 55 with greater ease.
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And the entire starting lineup for Golden State, except for Pachulia, is stacked with ballhandlers.
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Arbitration, in contrast, is so clearly stacked against customers that most people don't even bother.
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And first African American -- I said that the whole thing was really stacked against McCain.
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This free two-day festival in Midtown is stacked with an intergenerational buffet of talent.
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But the courts are stacked with Duterte appointees; the chances of a victory are slim.
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We can say only that the literature suggests the odds are stacked heavily against him.
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Three photographs appeared on Page 1 in the final edition, stacked vertically at the center.
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The dock was pulled ashore for the winter, its parts stacked next to his sailboat.
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Shipping containers were stacked on top of each other to create the two-story space.
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Left forearm will be on the floor, elbow underneath your shoulder, hips and feet stacked.
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The two heads are almost always next to each other, he found, but occasionally stacked.
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No mortar is visible between stones, inside and out, as if they were simply stacked.
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Advocates for sexual assault survivors consider it a sign of a system stacked against victims.
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Here's how the demographics of the nation's highest court have stacked up since its beginning.
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On a two-year stacked basis, the drop was even more significant, at 9.8 percent.
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Racks of mortar shells, more than a hundred in all, were stacked in neat rows.
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He had arrived 12 hours early, wearing a shirt with lobsters stacked upon each other.
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But just when you think it has stacked the deck for one argument, it reshuffles.
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What's more, within the top 225 percent, income gains were disproportionately stacked to the top .
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Mets 1013, Nationals 5 WASHINGTON — The odds seemed so stacked against the Mets on Friday.
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But when stacked up against the more accessible robo advisors on the market, it struggles.
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The sensor is a silicon chip stacked with various metal layers and tiny gold electrodes.
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"It's a stacked deck," said Jonathan Levitt, a New Jersey lawyer who represents specialty pharmacies.
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Around them, hair irons, press-on nails and makeup kits were stacked to the ceiling.
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Another, called "number bonds," required students to write the solutions of equations in stacked circles.
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Stacked on the narrow bed were smaller canvases and piles of paper, with similar sketches.
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Then came Cruz, a renowned slugger hiding in the seventh spot of a stacked lineup.
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First, the app has three vertically stacked screens that are all interactive in some form.
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"The odds have often been stacked against us," Branson writes in a blog published Monday.
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I use ClassPass and am still using the referral credit I've stacked up over time.
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Either way, the deck appears to be stacked against Indian women who are sexually assaulted.
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Xavier figures to be a serious contender atop a stacked Big East conference this season.
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While Book is aware that the odds are stacked against her bill, she's not discouraged.
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Homemade mortars were stacked in neat rows, some awaiting fuses and others primed for explosion.
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The rollout begins with the return of $1 Double Stacked Tacos, beginning on December 26.
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Many black McDonald&aposs franchisees feel the deck is stacked against them at the chain.
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However, the decision-making process is, once again, heavily stacked in favor of the president.
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In sports as in all things, he said, the decks were stacked against the nation.
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Upstairs, stacked industrial fans whir, blowing strips of fabric or plastic out toward the viewer.
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If you don't, the odds are just so stacked against you that you'd go crazy.
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Drawers from the larger bureau stacked to seal the northern windows with lamps turned horizontally.
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They can be stacked or rolled like dice, standing up on any of their faces.
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Mike Stilkey uses stacked books as canvases, painting long human figures on towers of volumes.
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It's the off-season, and all the tables and chairs are stacked against the walls.
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Me and my dude LeBron LOVE a pie stacked to the dang roof with veggies.
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Spotify is the equivalent of a music store, stacked with more than 30 million singles.
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Have I mentioned that the cast is stacked with people you've loved in other things?
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Here, too, is lamb shank, stacked high in a pot and steamed over boiling spices.
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Part of being Arizona's running back is getting to not rush against stacked defensive fronts—even with Carson Palmer out and Drew Stanton in on Thursday night, the 24ers never really stacked the box, because Arizona goes spread so frequently—and Johnson is taking advantage.
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This was my first attempt at a 15-by-16 grid — I wanted to try an open middle design with stacked 14s, which I quickly found was much more difficult than the stacked 11s and 12s that I'd been more used to working with.
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But if you were to bet on it, the odds would be stacked heavily against you.
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The rooms are stacked unevenly, giving you the impression that you're floating as you walk around.
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UFC on ESPN+ 2 is an absolutely stacked card of fights for the educated fight fan.
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But they should not be surprised, because the public debate was stacked in favor of Brexit.
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The volunteers gather around a set of folding tables stacked with bins full of needle equipment.
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The odds are also stacked against low-income families, who might lack funds or local choices.
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The challenge for Ryan is that he is short-stacked; he has perilously few chips left.
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The bodies of the four victims were found stacked on a berm alongside a nearby road.
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The announcement came by way of a Facebook video, revealing a stacked roster of international talent.
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Spieth stacked up five birdies in a flawless first nine to close the gap to four.
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The image is of two stacked exposures: one for the sky and one for the rocks.
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Her left finger finger was stacked with three sparkly diamond bands surrounding a colorful Cavaliers ring.
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Houston's Zoo stacked sandbags and left a "ride-out" crew to care for its 6,000 animals.
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UPDATE: Barely one month after announcing its stacked lineup, the Woodstock 50 festival has been cancelled.
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In the 2015 version of the Blanchard house, the stuffed animals are stacked to the ceiling.
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When Kendall and Cara Delevingne stacked on top of Kylie, who, miraculously, did not topple over.
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Rene Boucher told authorities he had 'had enough' after Paul stacked brush onto an existing pile.
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Click the three stacked dots in the top-right of the browser window and click "Print."
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Greeted newcomers, washed ashtrays, made coffee, brought literature, bought cookies, stacked chairs, washed floors, chaired meetings.
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However, in Year 71, the rules are beginning to get stacked on top of one another.
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The video is stacked with visual references and nods to pop culture icons, so who knows?
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In "Aeroplat" (1970), stacked streaks of blue, red, green and yellow cut diagonally like technicolor contrails.
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My fellow students (I counted 28) all had notebooks open and pens stacked neatly before them.
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It is easy to forget that, a year ago, the odds seemed stacked against Taiwan's economy.
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It can sometimes feel like the odds are stacked against you, that it isn't worth it.
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It's a pretty stacked cast, even without the Marvel connection – but a couple Captains doesn't hurt.
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But some others are turning to activism to push back against at system stacked against them.
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In fact, a lot of products seemed to be randomly stacked on the floor, blocking walkways.
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"That's the equivalent of 13 Empire State Buildings stacked on top of each other," NOAA writes.
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She coldly demolishes the stacked cups before giving the camera her best 'deal with it' face.
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Multiple identities and issues are stacked on top of one another like a deck of cards.
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Such appeals to history fuel the developing countries' perception that the markets are stacked against them.
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Dogs were together in stacked inadequate, wire-bottom cages and crates caked in excrement and filth.
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Todd Simpson from the Western University Nanofabrication Facility in Ontario, Canada made it from three stacked .
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Instead of a single live circle, you'll see two circles stacked on top of each other.
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A tall woman in a leather gimp mask circulates a silver tray stacked with fondant fancies.
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She also showed off three stacked diamond rings — worn on her left ring finger — on Snapchat.
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I checked out the integrated Google Maps feature too, to really compare how Waze stacked up.
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Apprendi emphasized that Visto will replace the long list of stacked platforms that advertisers currently use.
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I don't think it's always true, but i think the odds have been stacked against David.
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The Senate map is stacked in favor of the GOP, and if she can't beat Sen.
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Just 24 days after the election Mr Trump formed an advisory council stacked with corporate royalty.
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The floor was covered in neatly stacked boxes, but she wasn't thinking about them right now.
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In a recent study, researchers tested how two Juul flavors stacked up against nine other vapes.
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Toothpaste, books and socks are stacked in a manner that appears random to a human observer.
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It was designed with standard A/V rack compatibility in mind and can easily be stacked.
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"Dead bodies are stacked on top of each other because there is no space," he said.
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Throughout the week, I tagged along with multiple YouTubers as they stacked clips for later publication.
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Boucher took it away again, only to find more mounds of brush stacked in its place.
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But because Buttigieg stacked his calendar with in-person fundraisers, private planes were needed more often.
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He stacked them vertically so that each one was propped up by stones beneath the cloth.
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There's another collection of Vaseline jars, stacked against the walls again in a neat minimalist pyramid.
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Many have pointed out that the list of pre-existing conditions is unfairly stacked against women.
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But FP has a lot stacked against him namely the reputation he's garnered over the years.
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A box of takeout sushi ("overtime food") sits in front of him, the chopsticks primly stacked.
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The retailer said its comparable sales traffic grew 3 percent, on a two-year stacked basis.
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S.B. vowed to make a gridiron comeback ... despite the odds being so incredibly stacked against him.
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Milestone Alert: The first ten #IridiumNEXT satellites are stacked and encapsulated in the Falcon 9 fairing.
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Chinko portrays hope in a situation where everything is stacked up to be doom and gloom.
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With revenue, staffing, and circulation on the decline, local newspapers have the odds stacked against them.
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Zeitler reports that luckily the bowls can be stacked together to fit in the overhead bin.
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And the blueline, while good, is nowhere near as stacked as the rest of the roster.
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In the city centre, small coffins wrapped in flowery plastic were stacked outside a carpenter's shop.
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Be warned: If you are not an expert, the odds are very much stacked against you.
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The heat is transferred to the drying zone where the sliced foodstuff is stacked on shelves.
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She stacked the sterile plastic tubing for the oxygen masks by the side of each bed.
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There were plates stacked on top of plates and more silverware than I had ever seen.
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It consists of 600 square feet of microgreens grown in vertically stacked trays beneath LED lights.
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We talked about our past loves to see how they stacked up against the present one.
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Mamed Khalidov is the savvy veteran in this bout, but the deck is stacked against him.
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Even with the odds stacked against them, the little-known candidates say they have already won.
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After East Mosul was liberated, librarians salvaged what they could and stacked books on makeshift shelves.
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But they secretly stacked the deck with Maguire, who had much stronger credentials than the others.
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It's sandwiched in between meat stores and stacked high with piles of old and dusty records.
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First, it's tinier, and vertically stacked, so it maintains a much smaller footprint than the Omega.
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If you aren't signed in, tap the three stacked lines in the top-left corner.4.
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Once signed in, tap the three stacked lines again and select "My Account" in the menu.
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There were mattresses stacked up in the kitchen and all over the floor, and children everywhere.
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Flight attendants get a base pay depending on experience, with an hourly rate stacked on top.
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Most of them were stacked on top of each other, while others were pushed into corners.
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And because it's vertically stacked, it also has the smallest footprint of any juicer we've tested.
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The cruel irony, of course, is that Johnson was the one who originally stacked this deck.
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Here's everything we know about the former candidate and how she stacked up against the competition.
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The brand's signature cushioning paired with a low-stacked heel make for easy, all-day comfort.
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Jones, and other legal scholars, have criticized the system for being too stacked in prosecutors' favor.
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Although the odds have been stacked against us in recent months, I still believe it's possible.
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Old-school players insist they wouldn't want to play with a stacked deck filled with rivals.
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In a stacked Western Conference, it's worth wondering if Denver has the talent to keep up.
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This was an opportunity to test connected autonomous vehicles along a route stacked with interested parties.
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Hundreds of people sent her letters of thanks, which are stacked in her home in Atlanta.
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The Rabid Puppies stacked the Hugos with ideologically-charged nonsense written by partisan hacks and incompetents.
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The looming threat of Mario was only part of the deck stacked against Super Lucky's Tale.
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The seven sculptures of colorfully-painted, stacked boulders paired bright, attention-grabbing hues with natural elements.
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There are three main reasons this time of the year is so stacked with prestigious releases.
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With its defensive additions this off-season, the Jaguars have stacked the deck in their favor.
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In this writer's opinion the division could benefit from being treated like the more stacked division.
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The division has always been one of the UFC's most stacked and remains that way today.
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The deck is stacked against both her and many of her colleagues in the federal government.
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To back up the charges, prosecutors stacked some 50 volumes of evidence on the judge's desk.
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Unstoppable Death Machines are bass, electronics, drums, massive stacked amps, and self-designed face-vocal masks.
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Club Med has an annual fee of $180 stacked on top of its normal nightly prices.
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Tillerson was overseas much of this week as the bipartisan criticism of his management stacked up.
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When Kang gained control of the show in January 2018, the odds were stacked against her.
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Government land budgets, stacked toward firefighting, have little left to help once the fires are out.
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The 30 minute classes are super efficient and can be easily stacked for a longer workout.
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On the left side, Marsh has stacked three linear, twisted saplings with trunks of varying widths.
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That doesn't mean there won't be piles of paper stacked up on your dining room table.
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He stacked his schedule in the mornings so he could have his afternoons free to skate.
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"I feel like the chips are stacked against us," said Ms. Graham, meaning all of womankind.
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Another group stacked them high in green buckets, where they glimmered gold in the midday sun.
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The Life of Pablo contains a stacked list of guest spots from both rappers and producers.
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And all these motives are stacked on top of each other, and it sounds completely random.
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From the moment the proverbial girl gets off the bus, the odds are stacked against her.
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Sanders isn't one to give up, no matter how much the odds are stacked against him.
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To take advantage of the matchup, the Dodgers stacked their lineup with mostly right-handed batters.
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After halftime, Northwestern's defense stacked the box and all but dared UNLV to throw the ball.
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The gold is made up of two layers of atoms stacked on top of each other.
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Launch the Facebook app and tap the three stacked lines in the bottom-right corner.2.
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The White House on Monday disputed Trump's claim that the electoral process is stacked against him.
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There is a snack bar in my building, the entryway of which is stacked with gummies.
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Unless your Instagram explore tab is stacked with nail art, you may have missed this fact.
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President Trump has stacked his defense team for the Senate impeachment trial with high-profile litigators.
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Stalagmites are found with cone, dome and even "pile-of-plates" formations, which resemble stacked dishes.
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His cellblock seemed to him like an enormous warehouse, with inmates in cells stacked upon cells.
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During our visit, boxes of wine were stacked near the entrance of the 60-seat space.
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Newspaper clippings were stacked in tidy piles on the floor beside black-and-white family photographs.
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One bathroom had a tub; the other had a stall shower and a stacked washer-dryer.
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Even that wall has been put to use, stacked three high with niches for cremated remains.
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Multipurpose and made of tempered glass, they can be neatly stacked and suit a tight budget.
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His desk is a mess, with bulging folders, books and printouts stacked haphazardly a foot high.
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A pile of books stacked by your favorite chair signals that this is a reading nook.
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"It is quite simply a geological mess: Everything is curved, broken and stacked," said van Hinsbergen.
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These pallets are stacked with boxes that contain wet groceries—produce, dairy, meats, frozen foods, etc.
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It looks like a group of books stacked next to each other, with one falling over.
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The Supreme Court had been stacked, legislators forced out, municipal elections stolen and term limits scrapped.
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But within, the house conceals a much darker truth, one it's literally stacked on top of.
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Here&aposs everything we know about the candidate and how she stacked up against the competition.
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He and his staff pointed out a library stacked with books and spacious dodge ball courts.
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Prosecutors then asked Salvant to issue a "stacked" sentence, running each of the four punishments consecutively.
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Jerry Brown with an inbox stacked to the top of the panel with legislation to sign.
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"Hold Up" is the delightfully unhinged cornerstone of "Lemonade," upon which all other pieces are stacked.
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Designed to work stacked or side-by-side with its coordinating washer, the 280 cu. ft.
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"This is yet another sign that Pennsylvania's antiquated election law is stacked against voters," she said.
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One by one, the trucks stacked up on Metropolitan lurch and loudly belch their way forward.
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And despite losing some very good players from last year's team, this year's squad is stacked.
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In Malta, I saw refugees housed in shipping containers stacked behind barbed wire near the airport.
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On Sunday, he attacked the makeup of Mueller's team, claiming it is unfairly stacked with Democrats.
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Silverstein knows firsthand the odds, and the timelines of traditional drug development are stacked against him.
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Body parts are presented in every form: erect, limp, hairy, shaved, stacked, twisted, intertwined, bent, pinched.
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On Sunday, he attacked the makeup of Mueller's team, claiming it is unfairly stacked with Democrats.
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Click the three stacked lines to open the menu, located in the top-left corner.3.
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The second, bigger drawback is that the stacked S-blades are designed to chop and blend.
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Regardless of how the sequel stacked up to the original, it's no water off Tyra's back.
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He attacked the audience as stacked to be pro-Bush — which it appears to have been.
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They just never got the chance to place their bets before the odds stacked against them.
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Over all this, she horizontally stacked four ribbon-like configurations, which alternate from blue to brown.
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And because this year's list of nominees is so stacked (from The Handmaid's Tale, Stranger Things, The Night Of, Big Little Lies, This Is Us, Black-ish, and Westworld, to name just a few), we are going to need an equally stacked snack lineup to match it.
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Nor were they browsing these St. John's Bay polos, stacked high and on sale for 40% off.
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David took down Goliath with a slingshot, despite all the odds being stacked against the little dude.
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Critics have said Bed Bath & Beyond stores are too messy, with merchandise stacked high to the ceilings.
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Won't developers and entrepreneurs just be more ready for the advent of stacked realities when they arrive?
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Visitors are greeted by a distressed mosaic of red-roofed buildings, densely stacked onto a steep mountainside.
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Coming in a rich Brandy colorway, the leather upper extends to inside lining and stacked leather outsoles.
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I'm fighting in Johnny's corner, but only one of us can win… and Johnny is looking stacked.
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Plank with leg lift Begin in a straight-arm plank with your shoulders stacked above your wrists.
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The two mystery astronauts will be packed inside the capsule, stacked on top of a Falcon Heavy.
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Back then, Wong took on an industry that was stacked against her and willed herself to succeed.
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And this brings us back to Rappaport's porch, which was stacked with radio equipment this past August.
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One, as you know, the board is essentially kind of stacked in Travis's favor at this point.
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She laid the bottles sideways in a row, then stacked them in pyramid formations in the kitchen.
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The menu is stacked with sushi, udon, ramen, and fried rice, all at à la carte pricing.
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Stacked, rotating projectors behind the sculpture cast more images — and the shadows of viewer — around the room.
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Ryan Tannehill has stabilized the offense, while an already stacked defense just added another stud up front.
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It consists of two large Crock-Pots stacked on top of each other on a metal rack.
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It's exciting to root for two people to make it when the odds are stacked against them.
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"Stacked up on one side are the proponents of conventional, Western medicine," she writes in her introduction.
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If you have an administration stacked with Wall Street appointees, it ain't going to accomplish very much.
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Shelves are stacked high with more carpets and chandeliers than Aladdin and Beauty and the Beast combined.
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Provisions, such as water and other items, are stacked outside the new Customs and Border Protection facility.
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In terms of thickness, it's about as chunky as two phones stacked on top of each other.
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Artists often didn't paint bookshelves at all, instead filling screens with objects awkwardly stacked atop each other.
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Vegetable Cobbler With Cheddar Biscuits This dish is so stacked, it doesn't even need the meat. 11.
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No matter what decade or look you fancy, the world of vintage jewelry is stacked with options.
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These concrete segments will eventually form the tunnel and are stacked outside the pit, obscuring the view.
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But despite all the claims stacked against it, women still want to work for the NFL — bad.
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"I'm going to give this my best even if the deck is stacked against people like us."
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The odds are stacked against them, but Dallas has quietly assembled the ingredients of a dangerous team.
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Step two: Buy her a promise ring stacked with a diamond that could sink an ocean liner.
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To their utter astonishment, the footage showed a secret tomb with numerous coffins stacked upon one another.
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And in the trunk he had all these pillows and blankets neatly stacked and wrapped in plastic.
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And when they get to court, the deck is stacked against the accuser to an extreme degree.
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But this can be overruled by the constitutional court, which is also stacked with Mr Kabila's loyalists.
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Incidentally, both seem like they would be great with even more marshmallows and chocolate stacked between them.
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It will most likely pass, given that the city's legislative body is stacked with pro-Beijing politicians.
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The goal was to see how trends in home sharing stacked against trends with local restaurant employment.
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The stacked leaderboard in the 54-hole event has 14 players within three shots of Ryu's lead.
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Actually, it mostly looks like two balls of snow stacked on top of each other, but whatever.
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The calendar is stacked with new albums from the greatest in rock, pop, hip-hop, and rap.
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"We have tens of millions of dollars in properties stacked up in front of us," he said.
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If you're thinking about becoming one of them, just know that the deck is stacked against you.
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The olives were stacked in a pyramid, like in a picture I'd once seen of ancient cannonballs.
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There is a pervasive aura of impropriety around this stuff, and public opinion is stacked against it.
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Invited to lunch, he wolfed down chicken and pizzas stacked into a huge pyramid on his plate.
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In the Louvre, workers stacked dozens of boxes marked fragile and containing valuable statues, vases and artworks.
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In advance of the 22nd annual event next week, CNBC calculated how last year's picks stacked up.
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That makes sense: In The Political Machine, the deck is stacked in Clinton's favor from the beginning.
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Piles of case documents, police reports, newspaper clippings, and family photo albums were stacked on the floor.
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But we'd also respectfully argue that, however stacked the deck may be against him, Tillerson shouldn't quit.
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The show, being held at Las Vegas' newly-opened T-Mobile Arena, is absolutely stacked with talent.
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Lara just demolished an ancient statue the size of a bus stacked nose down on another bus.
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It's a team stacked with talent, but when they start to lose they start to fall apart.
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The Cubs are still stacked, and can win in the regular season without last season's Cy winner.
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My debate team has lost debates because our opponents' teammates and friends stacked the audience against us.
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Another floor hosts a room stacked with storied trophies, many of which are slightly creepy disembodied hands.
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In the process, she stacked the jury bench with people with whom she had tried to align.
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In short, the deck is stacked against Seoul and it now has lots of explaining to do.
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I heated up my eight remaining burgers, their soggy boxes stacked upon one another in the microwave.
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Before they even bring a new life into this world, the cards are already stacked against them.
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Health officials in Michigan said that the man also admitted to contaminating some produce stacked in stands.
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Right outside the production centre is a glass wall at least 15 metres long, stacked with trophies.
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But few believe the rule will get that much support from a committee stacked with party loyalists.
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He experimented with sounds that would work well together regardless of being stacked one upon the other.
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But I struggle daily with frustration and anger...the system is stacked against her in every way.
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"These Were the Transitional Years" by Zak Smith There were cells on both sides, stacked fourteen high.
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Lam, 59, grabbed the most nominations out of a 1,200-strong committee stacked mostly with Beijing loyalists.
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Argentina again features a stacked squad around Messi, including Sergio Aguero, Angel Di Maria and Gonzalo Higuain.
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As the above video proves, both teams have quite the stacked roster when it comes to hunks.
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Included in this collection is a Rey zip-up sweater with a cold shoulder and stacked sleeves.
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Lesser houses have been stacked into piles along with the trees and branches scattered by the storm.
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Basically, I want the same pan that restaurant kitchens everywhere keep stacked 10 high above their stations.
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When Jimmy Hogan arrived for the night shift, he found the boxes stacked neatly on a trolley.
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"Cargo Cult" features magazine pictures of women applying makeup, pasted onto stacked shipping containers in a port.
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First, he stacked his cabinet with Goldman Sachs alums, who then set about rolling back financial regulations.
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Advisers stacked the President's agenda with meetings, making little time for extended discussions with the crown prince.
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First, he's stacked the deck by choosing the bottom of a severe recession as his starting point.
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A contractor at the Sayanogorsk plants said the stockpiled ingots, stacked on pallets, were building up fast.
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Second, while judges are important, the president has far more non-judicial nominees stacked in the queue.
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Stacked between two butter-toasted buns are just three ingredients: sauce, pickles, and their legendary fried chicken.
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Bales of hay were stacked against the opposite wall, in front of a "Rockford Police Department" backdrop.
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