This will stop your enemy's attack and briefly stagger them.
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Horne was able to stagger down the road before collapsing.
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Most bands stagger their enlistment rather than go all at once.
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Recent graduates continue to stagger under unprecedented levels of college debt.
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We try to stagger the episodes that are desperately VFX-heavy.
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Some of the performances, bursting from speakers and headphones, stagger belief.
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The partying may stagger on until Monday's official parade in Toronto.
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Stagger Lee, in contrast, doesn't give a hoot about Berliner history.
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Zombie governments like Mrs May's can stagger on for a long time.
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Shark drunk people speak incoherently, see visions, stagger, and act very crazy.
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But the effects of dehydration caused him to slow down and stagger.
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They began to stagger, stumble and convulse, limbs flailing in every direction.
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The character of Stagger Lee, a man reimagined again and again through various strains of blues and punk, piling up corpses with vulgar glee, with Cave adding lyrics about the Devil coming for Stagger and getting got himself.
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As for the binding culprit making us stagger into work the next day?
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To de-concentrate the crush, Copeland arranged with businesses to stagger work hours.
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Somehow, he managed to get up and stagger back to the sick bay.
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I would stagger home afterward, late at night or before work or both.
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There's lever-pulling code operating behind the scenes to stagger everyone's online encounters.
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What will stagger the knowledgeable is the confidence with which he presents nonsense.
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I stagger out of bed to feed the cats and get water and coffee.
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He managed to stagger back inside, bleeding badly, according to the law enforcement official.
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Maybe we don't choose this road or that road, but stagger down them blindly.
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That could strengthen the new SPD leader and let the coalition stagger on. Perhaps.
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Always do your best to stagger your ice so that it's evenly chilling everything.
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In the meantime, the Trump Presidency will stagger from one crisis to the next.
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Some people in a blackout stagger around in a zombie state; others quote Shakespeare.
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This is a common approach I have when writing these stagger-stack freestyle puzzles.
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They stagger their shifts, with Ms. Young leaving the house around 3:30 a.m.
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Place your left hand on a chair and stagger your feet, left foot forward.
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If Ossoff loses, Trump will probably stagger through this episode until the next outrage.
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As players build their focus gage, they can also stagger enemies and deal extra damage.
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Yet somehow I soldier on, though my film of tears occasionally causes me to stagger.
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Place a bamboo steamer basket over the top and stagger the shumai in the basket.
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"Resilience is when you get punched, stagger and then jump right back up," he said.
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The feature, called Pay Less Up Front, effectively lets customers stagger the cost of accommodation.
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The goal is to stagger enemies, therefore allowing players to deal wicked amounts of damage.
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After Joe gets shot in the head, the two surviving record men stagger out, stunned.
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Pretty soon it was difficult to simply get up to stagger 85033 or 30 feet.
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We have to stagger planting times to keep the CSA boxes full with colorful variety.
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Greece continues to stagger under a mountain of debt, which is now worth €314 billion.
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By noon, the sailors stagger to the finish line and complete their team building training.
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Oddly, Google has to stagger not just the release of the Pixelbook Go but also preorders.
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You know that Stagger Lee was a bad man and that Frankie was a good girl.
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Countries with histories of high inflation can stagger on with it, rather than tumbling into hyperinflation.
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Inside, tenants clutching folders of documents, or lugging toddlers on their hips, stagger through the hallways.
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You wake up, stagger to the kitchen, and pour a glass of water from the tap.
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Teams would have to stagger two games off for each of their players on the roster.
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Lil Yachty's songs meander and stagger — they often sound like children's music played on a warped turntable.
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Stagger your feet so your back toe is in line with the heel of your front foot.
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He'd start in a high stance, side kick then use a leg breaker to stagger the opponent.
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Do we really want to make the political crisis worse, just so the government can stagger on?
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They even stagger their live performances to ensure their bodies are ready to receive the next dose.
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By the time they stagger wearily to the boat's rear, a dinghy is spotted in the distance.
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But watching Trump stagger and Macron's poll numbers sink, I would still judge my imagined scenario remote.
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A few of Moshfegh's stories don't quite manage to do it; they stagger under their own weight.
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Melvin said the move was made to stagger left-handed batters in the lineup against LHP Derek Holland.
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They may stagger a bit as you go up the brow, but they're still next to each other.
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Witness Mary McWilliams tells the Orange County Register that she saw two burned women stagger from the building.
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Once I've snoozed my alarm several times, I finally stagger into the bathroom and begrudgingly start my routine.
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Beyond that particular matchup, Anthony makes it so Billy Donovan doesn't necessarily have to stagger Westbrook and George.
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WSJ A1: "Global Markets Stagger" Similar headlines are featured Tuesday on the front pages of NYT and WaPo.
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"One of the criticisms or the lessons learned was, hey, try to stagger your evacuations," Sheriff Honea said.
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Eyes, ears, fingers, and noses stagger across the canvas of illustrator Jake Fried's latest layerlapse animation, Mind Frame.
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You stagger home from Labaki's achievement heartbroken but also in awe of the little man who dominates it.
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Mr. de Blasio urged employers to stagger work hours for employees and allow people to telecommute if possible.
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It is meant to be challenging, and they often stagger in at 2 or 3 in the morning.
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Soon, Centerville is seething with the freshly resurrected, who stagger to and fro, seeking whom they may devour.
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Klay Thompson is chased around a stagger screen by E'Twaun Moore, who does a pretty good job staying attached.
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American companies will continue to invest in private health care in Britain—and leave the NHS to stagger on.
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Most of the game's boss fights are built around figuring out the most effective way to stagger each one.
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With fewer "zombie" companies able to stagger on endlessly, healthy competitors will be less likely to get dragged down.
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The Guelph nanotechnology would help merchants stagger shipments of fruit to prevent market saturation that leads to low prices.
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A list of memorable villains would fill a long page: Long John Silver, Stagger Lee, Jesse James, Iago, Fagin.
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Malnourished children stagger between tents; health workers talk of scabies and diarrhoea and warn of potential outbreaks of cholera.
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For instance, if you have recurring clients, you could stagger your return dates to give yourself time to adjust.
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Verizon, AT&T stagger while T-Mobile and Sprint plead their merger case to regulators ** Healthcare trips 3 pct.
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Prepare to stagger through randy, raunchy, raucous scenarios crammed full of bad manners, twisted humor, and graphic bodily functions.
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That Game 3 play is also telling because similar double-stagger screens are the foundation of Golden State's offense.
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They perched on our shoulders for a couple hundred yards before my husband and I could stagger no further.
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Almost a decade later, we watch and laugh as I spin and then stagger toward him, dizzy and happy.
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Without it, you stagger out the door hungry and buzzed from one too many visits to the punch bowl.
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Parents said they would have been happy to sign up in advance with the schools, or stagger their visits.
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CHINA EDUCATIONAL AUTHORITIES WILL STAGGER THE RETURN OF STUDENTS TO SCHOOL IN ORDER TO LIMIT CORONAVIRUS TRANSMISSION - GOVT OFFICIAL
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For another, I was initially inspired to tackle this grid design after solving Andrew's STAGGER SESSIONS, a self-published collection of themeless crosswords that all had a similar pattern of stagger-stacked central entries (that is, long entries offset from each other usually by one square, so that they loosely resemble stairs).
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You don't have to control individual legs to stagger up a step, either—Hexa automatically summits obstacles along the way.
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There is nothing romantic about the palm-sweatingly intense depictions of NASA's stagger-steps forward toward landing on the moon.
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Stagger your feet, hinge forward at your hips slightly, place your hands on the front of the sled, and push.
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"At some point consumer budgets will stagger behind the fast pace of price appreciation," said Nela Richardson, Redfin's chief economist.
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It's a song inspired by that need to stagger to another shitty bar rather than return to an empty bed.
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They'll keep dodging them if they simply want to make sure she can stagger across the finish line this fall.
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Watching Republicans stagger from one self-inflicted defeat to another will unleash a pandemic of learned helplessness on the Right.
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They're also becoming more successful at winning board seats, as fewer companies stagger their board elections over three-year cycles.
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Instead of having the option to stagger his star's minutes, Doc Rivers now must turn to... a comatose Wesley Johnson?
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The humans survived, but one of them—Fred Beck—said he shot one monster and watched it stagger into the wilderness.
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Many stagger from exhaustion; an unconscious man has to be lifted up into the boat with a rope tied around him.
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The fact is, Boston's roster is talented enough to stagger extremely good players without ever lifting its foot off the gas.
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"RBI wants to stagger payments to Iran to pre-empt any undue volatility in the domestic forex market," said one source.
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Intervention in onshore and offshore markets have helped steady the currency, but Yu argued such action to stagger the yuan's decline.
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Each time, a few seconds pass as he jams new bullets into his pistol and his opponents simply stagger around him.
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Congress continues to stagger from near-shutdown to near-shutdown, with the government set to run out of money on Thursday.
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The amount of goods covered is just not a large enough part of the economy to make the whole economy stagger.
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He pretended to stagger around the cage on drunk legs, then stood over his concussed opponent, pointed, and made inaudible comments.
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They stagger back to Cuba one by one, and it's here that the novel makes the most of Palacio's extraordinary ambition.
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More factories are beginning to stagger shifts in their workplaces in a bid to maintain current production levels, the Journal reported.
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This puzzle started with 7-Down and 37-Across, and I like how the rest of the central stagger came together.
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These huge birds stagger around in the dark, sometimes trampling over the corpses of those who do not live to be adults.
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People stagger past us as we lean up against the reverberating wall of the club and reflect on how fucked everything's gotten.
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Two of his three children were enrolled at the school, but Mr. Jones was forced to stagger his meetings over two days.
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Page then pretended to stagger around the cage on drunken legs before standing over his fallen opponent so he could mock him.
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The worst will treat it as a temporary annoyance, refusing to consider deeper fixes even if they somehow stagger through this crisis.
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That we'll then manage to stagger through two more years of craziness during which everybody but the Trump kids gradually abandons ship.
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The shrub, which is common in Japan, has glossy green leaves that are arranged asymmetrically, in a kind of spinning stagger-step.
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I'd like to give a tip of the cap to Andrew Ries, whose "Stagger Sessions" from last year inspired this grid layout.
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Or to put it more broadly, why do some stats catch on while others stagger off into the cemetery of useless acronyms?
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It did the trick, at any rate, blowing a gap in the Wall wide enough for the dead army to stagger through.
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Every day we get up and stagger forward through the great, barren desert that is the Trump administration, yearning for happy tidings.
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The Thunder have yet to stagger Russell Westbrook and Victor Oladipo, and when both sit nobody else can create offense by himself.
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Smaller mofonguitos, shaped with a lemon squeezer, fit demurely in ramekins, perhaps a better idea if you don't want to stagger home.
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Utensils ameliorate the situation, but for that we have full-sized cakes—which often have the decency to stagger the cake and frosting.
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Or, if the defender tries to get an early jump on the stagger screens, Thompson can short cut backdoor for an easy layup.
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In Mrs May's all-too-real world, flawed individuals stagger from crisis to crisis in a desperate attempt to stave off complete disaster.
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His first solution is to stagger Beal and Wall, ensuring at least one of the two is on the floor at all times.
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Dancing skeletons, gold-painted prostitutes, and drunken Confederates stagger around the town, and the sequences here are filmed with a dreamy Lynchian quality.
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There's a tricky balance in wanting to stagger Thomas and LeBron while at the same time needing them to form some chemistry together.
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At the same time, Stevens can now stagger his two top scorers without fear of cutting into the effectiveness of his starting five.
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Given Golden State's obscene talent off the bench, there's frankly no reason to stagger Durant and Steph Curry's minutes during the regular season.
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Mr. Pagett, 75, has lived through other droughts, but he figures it will take years to stagger back to profitability from this one.
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But as the Patriots offense found its rhythm and the pass protection around Brady improved, the falcons' defense began to stagger and wither.
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A year passed, and my balance grew more shaky, my walk became a stagger, and my voice was reduced to an unsympathetic whine.
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The switch was designed to stagger the volume of submissions as well as give anxiety-ridden applicants more concrete insight into the process.
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If that's still too high, you can also opt for the Stagger variant with a stand-over height of 70.6 cm (27.8 in).
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BTS has not previously said whether its members will stagger their time in the military or all register at once, Ms. Herman said.
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More programmatic, more geographically diverse, more multicultural — don't just roll the big ideas out one week in May, stagger the rollouts year-round.
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Later on in the same game Oklahoma City tried a similar action, except this time they ran George off a stagger that involved Carmelo.
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I was out pretty late last night and had a few too many cocktails, so I stagger to the bathroom to wash my face.
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The first is a basic stagger screen, in which the two bigs are separated by a few feet, one in front of the other.
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Land and Buildings has called for a special meeting to de-stagger Taubman's board and add three new independent directors before next year's meeting.
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Less than a minute into the one-mile race, Eskenforadrink lurched and began to stagger, her head bobbing unnaturally as she struggled to stand.
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It's a misdirection that starts with Crowder and Love pretending to set a stagger screen for Calderon on the right side of the floor.
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Its "stagger seat" concept sits slightly below and behind its neighbors, so it can be three inches wider than its window- and aisle-adjacent companions.
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FelCor said it has begun to de-stagger its board and was in the process of selling the New York properties that Litt pointed to.
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The visual cues are exactly the same: shoot a demon enough times to make it stagger and you'll see a blue glow flash across it.
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Stagger the start and end times and be sure kids like this don&apost get in the school house with a gun under their coat.
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And Trump did just well enough in the second debate to stagger to the finish line of a race he is almost certain to lose.
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A young James Ronald Reuel Tolkien staggers across the dark, treeless ruin of no man's land as Frodo would one day stagger toward Mount Doom.
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As we stagger down one rabbit hole after another, how would we decide when we had learned enough to make a purchase of the stock?
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If the pushup is too easy, you can move your hands closer together or stagger your hands for a more challenging form of the move.
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The state that many people are in as they stagger to the kitchen in search of a cup of coffee is not, typically, wholly conscious.
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Or, alternatively, it requires him to weave and stagger between the two approaches, tilting left on litmus tests while reassuring moderates with his public style.
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I'd tried and failed at my first few attempts at executing this 14-10-10-14 quad-stagger layout, but this one turned out well.
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He let them start selling their shares first, and agreed to stagger his own selling to avoid depressing the stock's price before everyone else sold.
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Industrial metals went on something of a bull bender over the course of December and have done no more than stagger into the New Year.
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Majors was able to stagger out of the park to seek help at a nearby school security booth, and was declared dead at a hospital.
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This is like going to a library to see kids read books and then stagger into a revelation that it's "essential" that kids learn to read.
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There's even an equivalent to Doom's bloody fatalities: when you stagger an enemy, you can teleport straight into them, reducing them to a pile of gibs.
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Labour resembles a drunk falling down a staircase, cracking his head on each step, only to gather himself up at the bottom and somehow stagger on.
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Missiles that have been flown only once would likely be tested fully, while South Korea's successful arms-control process would stagger on without an allied partner.
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The company says it will announce its restructuring plans in early 2019, but some doubt that it can stagger on to see in the new year.
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Meanwhile, the player receiving the double stagger has three choices: come off of both screens, short cut the first screen, or short cut the second screen.
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Minnesota's bench would be thin, but Thibodeau could easily stagger lineups that ensure at least one (possibly two) top-2100 players is always on the court.
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A change in forward guidance on interest rates is not seen just yet as the ECB is expected to stagger its moves to achieve maximum impact.
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If they want to synchronize, they'll have to test the right time to stagger dropping in, so that they do their trick at the same time.
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Rounds one and two, surprisingly, saw Bisping stagger the former champion on two occasions, while keeping himself out of trouble with good head movement and footwork.
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As I stagger off I'm struck by a strange sensation that the eyes of the murdered are staring up from beneath me, neither judging nor complaining.
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The phone's demand is likely to be tempered by a number of factors, including price and the company's unusual decision to stagger releases this time out.
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This puzzle started with DISS TRACK, an entry that seemed especially promising for a stagger-stack of 9s, given its central run of easy letters (SSTRA).
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A good first step is the team's decision to stagger Griffin and Paul this season, ensuring at least one is on the court at all times.
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Stagger out of the restaurant, then do your best to make it to bed before the cheese coma hits (fondue, 25 francs; call ahead to reserve).
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First, the Suns set a stagger screen in secondary transition for Eric Bledsoe, with Jared Dudley picking Steph Curry followed by Tyson Chandler dislodging Kevin Durant.
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Stagger out of the restaurant, then do your best to make it to bed before the cheese coma hits (fondue, 25 francs; call ahead to reserve).
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In an ideal situation—where cars in a given neighborhood or city stagger out their overnight charging needs—the valleys would raise to meet average daytime uses.
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Other steel mills be will required to stagger their production when instructed to by the city government, which did not say when the extended curbs would end.
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"My team sits down in late September to plot what needs to be accomplished before the end of the year, and stagger planned time off," she explains.
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Eventually, the raccoon would shake itself out of the daze, rise back up to its hind legs, and stagger forward, before repeating the whole process over again.
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Only the United States has carried on the tradition of Cinco de Mayo, making it a day to stagger into bars and taquerias — and not much else.
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Made of several ounces of ice-cold, undiluted gin or vodka, and a trifling amount of vermouth, it is a prelude to a stagger and a nap.
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The choice to stagger the release schedule within a generation like this will probably bum out anyone itching to catch'em all ASAP – but it makes some sense.
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Golden State's first offensive possession after LeBron and Durant's infamous Game 4 spat was a stagger screen for Curry that forced Kyrie Irving to switch onto Green.
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The idea of flattening the curve is to stagger the number of new cases over a longer period, so that people have better access to medical care.
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The company said it will stagger the rollout of products to "ensure a smoother rollout" and they&aposll start hitting shelves in Canadian dispensaries in January 2020.
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He was hit in the back of the head and arm with shotgun pellets but managed to stagger out into the safety of the cold Midwestern winter.
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You can't just stagger up to the captain of the Staten Island Ferry as you're rounding Governors Island and ask him to please turn the boat around.
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Shirts untucked, ties off, liquor flowing, they stagger around before heading home, or directly back to the office via a konbini (convenience store) to buy a clean shirt.
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With no overall majority, Baldwin nonetheless exercised his constitutional right to stagger on until a vote in parliament on January 21st 20133, which resulted in a government defeat.
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In the clip below, you can see how the Warriors utilize all four options, keeping defenders guessing: Double stagger screens also create a challenge for on-ball defense.
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Get the posture bar filled all the way, and they stagger, allowing you to perform a "deathblow," which ends their life with a flashy (but never overlong) attack.
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Thanks to her neighbors' efforts, she managed to stagger away from the horrific scene and "threw" her body over a fence to get away, The Greenville News reports.
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The operators of the aquarium's "coral ark" nursery stagger lighting and temperature patterns to fool the animals into releasing their gametes on a day of the researchers' choosing.
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Others are pushing cartfuls of logs to their family's tent, and men stagger wearily along muddy pools of water, weighed down by heavy tree trunks on their shoulders.
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For the next two years, at least, Philadelphia would be able to stagger three stars in their rotation and still deploy humongous and versatile lineups at all times.
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The Red Cross is also planning to stagger shelter meal times to avoid long lines, space out cots, set up extra handwashing stations, and do more vigorous cleaning.
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"Leveraging learnings from Cannabis 1.0, the company will stagger its launch of various products and formats to ensure a smooth roll-out," according to an announcement from Canopy.
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With iOS 13 and 13.1, the company's recently shown it's willing to stagger new features across multiple tiny software releases instead of making them all available at launch.
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And until two years ago in France, a law required Parisian bakers to stagger their summer vacation time so enough bakeries stayed open for customers during the holidays.
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I work from home two days a week, so I stagger over to my laptop and let it boot up while I pour myself a giant mug of coffee.
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I throw on workout clothes in case I decide to go for a run later in the morning, stick my hair in a knot, and stagger into the kitchen.
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Without a similar consensus, a whole new collective-action problem will overtake Republicans, and they will stagger into the next election more heedlessly than they staggered into this one.
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But in the end, the last man standing was 39-year-old NFL legend Peyton Manning, who at one point appeared uncertain to stagger through the season at all.
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Felix looked her usual smooth self despite the sodden track and had made up the stagger on Francis, a lane outside her, by the end of the first bend.
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After an indulgent lunch, stomach discomfort turns into uncontrollable gas; you're forced to excuse yourself repeatedly to stagger to the bathroom, all the while trying to maintain some composure.
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Perry said he actually shot "Family Funeral" two years ago but wanted to stagger it along with his other films, including two Madea Halloween movies and the drama "Acrimony."
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At the end of the episode, Richie and Devon both stagger home to Connecticut, but when Richie tells her that he's been partying with Ernst, she reacts in horror.
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As the festival-goers stagger back to their normal lives, they surely pay little attention to the Valley communities along the nearby Salton Sea that call the area home.
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After rainfall, when the pale desert dandelions and purple pincushions stagger into bloom, tourists come to geotag the flowers and take selfies in the shifting, mystifyingly beautiful desert light.
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Reactor operators, the suppliers say, work closely to stagger maintenance shutdowns to minimize shortages and respond to disruptions in production, and producers have increased the number of uranium targets.
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Boarding Groups: Groups A through E. A is for travelers purchasing an "Even More Space" seat; B through E groups stagger passengers seated throughout the plane to minimize congestion.
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Textron Aviation last week announced that it will stagger a four-week furlough of about 22020,000 employees – most U.S.-based – beginning on March 23 and lasting until May 29.
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Because record albums typically drop at midnight, and the pack, which Mr. Ries has dubbed "The Stagger Sessions," is in the form of an EP, or extended-play album.
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Then came Montero and the bottom of the 11th, and another loss for a Mets team that will stagger back to Citi Field looking to somehow turn things around.
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I wanted to make a low-word count grid, so I decided on a big stagger-stack design in the middle and tested out seed entries for a while.
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At that point, perhaps both sides will stagger toward a health care truce — driven in part by the president's craving to validate his core brand as a deal maker.
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But the inconclusive result, in which Mrs May lost her majority but will stagger on with the help of Northern Irish unionists, has thrown a pall of uncertainty over Brexit.
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The nun with Sally did not rush toward the boy, or yell for help, or stagger in shock; instead, she grabbed Sally's ear and steered her away from the scene.
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Their bodies are covered with razor-like "skin teeth" and their meat contains a toxin; people who eat it start to hallucinate, become incoherent and stagger around, becoming "shark drunk".
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Stagger Durant and Curry's minutes so that one of them is on the floor at all times, and Durant's ability to create his own shot makes this problem instantly disappear.
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Known as the "Stagger Seat," the design involves placing the middle seat slightly behind the other two seats in a section, so that the passengers' elbows and shoulders are staggered.
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Trena Boyd said she saw him rise, pick up his helmet and stagger to a metal pole, where he slid to the ground and waited for emergency workers to arrive.
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You can simply buy more policies to add onto the coverage you have already, and you can even "stagger" them so different levels of coverage expire at different times. 6.
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The pool of a total of 277 "bonus" delegates nationally was designed as an incentive for states to stagger their contests, rather than rushing to the front of the calendar.
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As part of this agreement, the company added a new board director and submitted a proposal to de-stagger its board to make it easier for shareholders to overhaul it.
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The Celtics ran him off stagger screens from the corner and even freed him up for an open catch-and-shoot three that kept Boston alive late in the fourth.
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Thandie Newton makes every new power-up seem galvanizing, and I'm definitely content watching Elsie (Elsie!!) and Bernard stagger around the park bickering and uncovering new plot twists about humanoids.
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In a single pin down screen, each player has to make one decision; in a double stagger screen, both screeners can slip if they feel the defense overplaying on a hedge.
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The union said the government had also reneged on its earlier offer to pay all workers' annual bonuses in November and would now stagger the payments between this month and December.
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That's only a small portion, the tiniest portion, of a gargantuan list of social-justice organizations around the South that would stagger the imagination of any anti-Southern ranter on Twitter.
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Tech billionaires have rarely fared better than they did in 2018 — taxes got low, stock prices generally stayed high, and the amount of wealth concentrated in Silicon Valley continued to stagger.
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Slack also limits how many invites you can send in a given period of time, so if you're planning on inviting dozens of people, you may need to stagger your invitations.
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He wastes only enough energy on the setup to allow the plot to stagger forward and introduce his thematic concerns: If you knew your future, would you try to revise it?
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He reminds us that humans have a fundamental need to feel loved, but frames this as an opportunity rather than the reason that all humans stagger through most of life suffering.
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How these term limits would work can be debated, but one idea is to create 18-year terms and stagger them so that each president is guaranteed two appointments per term.
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We make a plan for the weekend — it'll be busy so we both have to work, but we think if we stagger our times in the office it will be more productive.
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At the grocery store, I leave a basket of unpaid-for items by the door as I stagger outside, gasping for air as the hand pulls back my brain and fear metastasizes.
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Assuming Billy Donovan chose to stagger his two best players, George would have more time on units that'd call for him to be one of the dozen best players in the world.
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In the second act, set a month later, we watch from backstage as the actors, by now embroiled in various amorous rivalries, stagger through the same material with increasing carelessness and disarray.
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Psyduck, the poor, confused yellow duck who's forced to stagger around the world with a bad headache and no ibuprofen in sight, is Build-A-Bear's latest addition to its Pokémon lineup.
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Watch her stagger those red dots then make them into hearts like a BOSS and forget why you ever wanted to cigarette-burn everyone who sent a lovey-dovey Valentine's Day tweet.
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L.A.'s secret weapon—its "break in case of emergency" flamethrower—is its ability to stagger the team's starpower, rotating the trio of Griffin, Paul, and Jordan on and off the floor.
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But before I stagger toward the horizon like Melisandre and collapse into dust, I want to say thank you to everyone for reading and commenting over the past few weeks (or years).
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Steve Kerr can stagger minutes to ensure an elite scorer is on the court at all times, but Green is the one guy whose skill set isn't found elsewhere on Golden State.
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The shots are long and the camera is steady; it's the ocean that rocks, making the entire frame lurch and stagger with broad sweeps and deep drops that make the gut swirl.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China will stagger the return of students to school across different regions in order to reduce the risk of spreading the coronavirus, a government education official said on Wednesday.
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As Republicans stagger through the final steps in the death dance of repeal and replace, Democrats are starting to float proposals on how to build upon and strengthen the Affordable Care Act.
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Here he takes a stagger screen from Jabari Parker and Robin Lopez, sees a crack in Dwight Powell's coverage, and jackhammers his way into the paint with a right-to-left crossover.
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As Paul and Harden will do throughout the 2017-18 season, the Rockets can stagger all three superstars, reducing minutes, lowering usage rates, and allowing each to stay fresh on the defensive end.
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It worked; the first day of Apple Pay in China proved so popular that the service couldn't accommodate everyone jumping on, and Apple said it had to stagger the number of sign-ons.
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The story is brought alive by Mr French's Shanghai-noir telling, which echoes Dashiell Hammett and James Ellroy: Illicit hooch becomes a lethal blend…and drunks stagger and collapse on the Avenue Haig.
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"Our focus in the short to medium term will be to prioritise and stagger projects (mainly expansion capex) to preserve cash and ensure debt remains within acceptable levels," Exxaro said in a statement.
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At the plant, in addition to the lights-out operation, Mr. Sareshwala has begun to stagger the starts of daytime shifts to stretch out the time in which operators are tending the machines.
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Video of the incident showed that Johnson, standing alongside Mayor Rahm Emanuel, begin to stagger as Emanuel asked if he was OK. The news conference ended abruptly and Johnson was helped to a chair.
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Their minutes will recede during the regular season, too, as Houston coach Mike D'Antoni will be able to stagger units to ensure at least one All-NBA playmaker is always conducting his innovative attack.
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There was still the faux-drama of flailing arms and the stagger after a big hit, but we all knew he would eventually hit the mat or floor, a sign of his diminished power.
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After the 15-second journey, a lightheaded delirium of adrenaline kicks in; I'm overcome with the unreasonable urge to hug strangers while I stagger amid the crowds and Corinthian columns of the first floor.
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Grabbing a gas mask off the ground and attaching it to your face, fending off a headcrab with a trash can lid, throwing a brick to stagger a zombie, it's all possible with Russell.
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Companies may be making greater use of so-called expensing, an incentive that allows them to immediately write off the cost of investments rather than having to stagger them over a number of years.
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The Democratic National Convention gaveled into session Monday engulfed in a toxic fog of bad news and worse media incentives that threatened to stagger what was meant to be a well-planned and festive event.
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Rather than picking off monsters from afar, Samsung HMD's resolution made it worth it to be more precise: I'd aim for a kneecap, stagger a monster, then teleport directly into the enemy, triggering an explosion.
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"We are asking big state-owned coal miners to stagger maintenance and increase coal supplies during the Spring Festival, but of course under the basis of ensuring safety," the official told Reuters over the phone.
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The need to stagger Griffin and Paul was a significant theme in the preseason, but so far Rivers hasn't had to experiment too often, mostly because his starters jump out to such an early lead.
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On Friday, various Omnicom agencies advised employees to stagger commute times to avoid rush hour and adjust schedules so that no more than 50% of staff would be in an office at any given time.
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In the Phoenix offices, where the majority of its workforce is based, the company told employees to take "adapted meal breaks," which encouraged workers to stagger their lunch breaks and reduce overlap, internal emails showed.
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This set, which is commonly known as "Ram Stagger," is a great double ball screen in which the first screener rolls hard to the rim and the second screener pops out to the three-point line.
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The modular system is even spatially calibrated, which means that no matter how oddly shaped the room is or how haphazardly you stagger the units, the speakers automatically find the best, most natural-sounding audio balance.
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Data gathered by the drills about the rocks they are passing through, meanwhile, can be used to improve the placement of dynamite, monitor the hardness and concentration of the ore, and stagger the waiting trucks accordingly.
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Watching her stagger out of bed and open the door only to discover the larger-than-life M.C. in the middle of the song's over-the-top chorus is a highlight of the series so far.
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The convulsions of the Democrats in 1924 are, in broad movements, mirrored in the rived and bedraggled pilgrimage of the Republicans in 2016 as they stagger toward their convention behind Donald J. Trump and his rivals.
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You could check all three of your credit reports at once, or you could stagger them throughout the year so you&aposre checking on at least one of your credit reports every three or four months.
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"Endurance of a camel," Mr. Polyansky said of his boss, observing that while far younger participants stagger over to chug water between games, Mr. Cruz typically waits on the court for the next one to begin.
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Even with the third-generation scooter being deployed immediately, the company plans to stagger the launch so that it can gather sufficient data on how the new hardware is performing before hitting the accelerator, so to speak.
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The city is now trying to stagger the arrival of the ships and eventually to ensure arrivals are spread evenly throughout the week so that there won't be 10 ships coming to port at the same time.
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The night I saw him stagger into the middle of the street and smash his motorcycle helmet into the windshield of the car that had just honked at him, I decided it was time to go home.
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Pokémon Go is only available in the U.S. and a few other countries — because, the game's developer says, it needs to stagger its international rollout in order to make sure its infrastructure can keep up with demand.
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Here's Hood curling off a stagger screen for a catch-and-shoot jumper, but he doesn't panic when Anthony Davis sniffs it out, instead taking his time and working Rajon Rondo down into his patented short turnaround.
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This cocktail is named for Nick Cave's dark, moody "Stagger Lee," and with the molasses-y sweet notes from inky black treacle rum and a touch of anise-y absinthe, it certainly lives up to its namesake.
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In 1993 he changed his name to an unpronounceable symbol, in protest against Warner Brothers, his long-standing record label, who had the temerity to suggest he stagger his output so as not to saturate the market.
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BEIRUT/BAGHDAD (Reuters) - As governments in Iraq and Lebanon stagger and stumble under huge waves of popular protest, powerful factions loyal to Iran are pushing to quash political upheaval which challenges Tehran's entrenched influence in both countries.
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It is more likely that city officials would try to reduce the use of public transportation by asking businesses to stagger working hours, as happened during the 1918 influenza pandemic, or letting their employees work from home.
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When you stagger off the train at the end of a long Thursday, for instance, and discover that you're still sporting a dignity-destroying ladybug sticker that Bartola placed on your jaw hours before, you just laugh.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China urged local authorities in 28 northern cities to make plans to stagger raw materials transportation some sectors in a bid to reduce pollution during winter, in a document published by the Environmental Protection ministry on Thursday.
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At least three cities - Shanghai, Hefei in Anhui province and Nanning in Guangxi province - have issued power usage plans to tackle possible tight supplies during peak periods, asking companies that are big consumers to stagger and reduce electricity use.
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When the season opens, Jimmy and Gretchen (Chris Geere and Aya Cash) are finally planning their wedding, but it isn't clear whether they'll manage to stagger over that romantic finish line — or what it will mean if they do.
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Large Democratic donors, who had begun to warm to Biden at the end of 2019, just watched him stagger into fourth place in results released Tuesday in a state where the last two living Democratic governors had endorsed him.
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As far as potentially cannibalizing potential U11 sales, HTC says the plan here was to stagger release by about six months, in order to offer up a cheaper alternative as interest in the company's latest flagship was naturally winding down.
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That, Ellis explains, is what drove the company to stagger the Switch's launch, first with a video showcasing its hardware versatility and then drop by drop ever since, culminating with this week's pair of events in Tokyo and New York.
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During the glory days of political drinking it was routine for journalists to share a bottle of wine or more with their sources over a long lunch and then stagger back to their offices in order to hit their deadlines.
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"The city will stagger electricity consumption among some industrial users as Guangdong province saw a big electricity supply crunch in recent hot days," said the Shenzhen division of grid operator China Southern Power Grid Co Ltd in two statements last week.
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The Cavs' defensive scheme called for J.R. Smith and Iman Shumpert to switch all screens, but the switch was made moderately confusing by the fact that the play appeared to be for Jae Crowder to come off a double stagger screen.
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When the first Gen 2 Pokémon rolled out, it was but a handful of them at first; when the point of the game is "catching them all," Niantic knows quite well that they can stagger things to make them last longer.
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Me and Brett will stack on top and then Emmett and Evan will kind of stagger, Evan will put a road case behind Emmett's amp, and then put his amp up so it's above Emmett's to get the speakers up there.
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The boom in the power and communications network spending could produce benefits to consumers and businesses that stagger the imagination of the rest of the world and ensure solid economic growth as well as national security for decades to come.
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Opinion Columnist The battle over Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court was an especially ugly episode of a reality-show presidency that degrades almost everyone swept up in it, and many characters stagger away from it looking worse than ever.
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"Nations reel and stagger on their way; they make hideous mistakes; they commit frightful wrongs; they do great and beautiful things," W.E.B. DuBois wrote in 1935, taking the measure of the brutality of slavery and the legacy of Jim Crow.
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Qinghai, a northwesterly that had reported no new infections for 230 days as of March 229, said it would stagger the start date of different schools between March 30 and March 20, according to a notice posted on an official website.
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The choice: Stagger the two stars' minutes to maximize the amount of time at least one of them is on the floor — or play them together as much as possible to maximize the amount of time they're both on the floor.
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Opinion Columnist There's a theory of human psychology that holds that the time you enter maturity becomes fixed in your mind as a civilizational peak — with everything since a falling-off that conveniently matches your own stagger toward the grave.
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The deal reached in New York would raise wages in costly New York City to $15 in three years, but would stagger increases in other parts of the state, some to just $12.50 per hour unless further approval is granted.
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The zigzagging layers of warm live drums, snippety drum machines, and assorted clacking percussive instruments don't bounce so much as stagger around, surging and receding in intricate, aggressive patterns, always pushing in some direction — a reflection of the Afrobeat influence.
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Faces flushed from the prickly heat of a few pints, sweat making our hair stick to our foreheads, and the relentless slinging of arms over shoulders as we use each other for balance—or stagger off in search of a kiss or fumble.
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The state has directed people to apply on the website based on the first letter of their last name in order to stagger people calling in or applying online, according to Deanna Cohen, a spokesperson for the New York State Labor Department.
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Qinghai, a northwesterly province that had reported no new infections for 230 days as of March 229, said it would stagger the start date of different schools between March 30 and March 20, according to a notice posted on an official website.
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The Mexican fuel price increase stemmed from the finance ministry's decision to put an end to government-set prices, but the size of the rises also spurred some protests in Mexico, prompting speculation that the government could seek to stagger the increase.
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In that California region, plant blooming peaked during the summer each year, but Cole said that when planting, it's important to stagger the species you grow and plant a variety so that bees can have well-rounded food resources throughout the year.
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But bold progressives championing government investment made their mark, establishing a tradition that would stagger on to the 83s, among them Terry Sanford and Jim Hunt in North Carolina; John West in South Carolina; Ray Mabus in Mississippi; and Ann Richards in Texas.
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In the play below, the Heat want to run McGruder off a stagger screen along the baseline to free him up for a spot-up three on the other side of the floor, but Indiana fights through and cuts off his air space.
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Here it is, in all its glory: As Pascal Siakam pitches the ball to a streaking Delon Wright on the right wing, Danny Green rushes up from the baseline and appears ready to come off a stagger screen set by Jonas Valanciunas and C.J. Miles.
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For the first few episodes, Daredevil, aka Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox), is convalescing after the events in Netflix's Defenders crossover miniseries, and the camera lingers lovingly on his battered face and body, watching him stagger about the screen in an ecstasy of infirmity and pain.
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On July 4, swarms of sugar-happy children, sparkler laden teens, and buzzed, burger-full adults crowd the streets in cities across the US. They stagger in packs, waving flags and wearing flags, acting, and let's not mince words here, like very patriotic fools.
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As loud as that crowd got, Rivas managed to silence them in the ninth, scoring a knockdown after landing a punch flurry so relentless, all Whyte could do was stagger to his backside in the Colombian's corner, taking a count, after one big, bad, uppercut.
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They have to crawl, then stagger, then fall and cry, and then eventually climb to their feet under the strength of their own legs and take those first few faltering steps that will inevitably lead to walking, then running, then standing on their own.
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There is no San Valentino menu on my table so I get up, stagger out from from under the heart-shaped helium balloon above me like a crab, scuttle around my pleather seat, and reach over to a table for four and pick one up.
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There's a section in the hallway where it's obvious the heating air return had once been, and rather than stagger the floor planks when covering it to match the pattern in the rest of the house, they simply filled it in with a rectangle of wood.
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It moves so fast and drives so hard that it's not till after it's all over, and we stagger out with a backbeat hangover, that it seems like some very important questions the film raises have gone entirely unanswered in the glow of the circus lights.
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After trading flat for most of the day, the euro surged when European Central Bank policymaker Ewald Nowotny told Reuters that the central bank could stagger the process of raising euro zone interest rates by first lifting its sub-zero deposit rate back toward positive territory.
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What follows is a list of the seven most important things you can do to make your bartender's life easier over the next few weeks as you go out drinking, so we can all have a lovely time and stagger into January with our dignity intact.
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Qinghai, a northwestern province in China that had reported no new infections for 29 days as of March 5, said it would stagger the start date of different school days from March 11 to March 20, according to a notice posted on an official website on Friday.
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Qinghai, a northwestern province in China that had reported no new infections for 229 days as of March 30, said it would stagger the start date of different school days from March 11 to March 20, according to a notice posted on an official website on Friday.
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I've played the album several times across 19.073, and certain parts of it still hit me today with a discomforting queasiness: squeals and drones drift in and out of focus atop crisp folktronica beats of no little beauty, while woozy chimes stagger about in a fog of radio static.
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For instance, a simple double-stagger screen involving Durant, Klay Thompson, and Steph Curry is almost certain to force a switch, and unless you have three defenders who are comfortable against height, your team will face a disadvantage off the Warriors' very first action in the half-court.
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But the population shift poses a potentially much larger challenge for Puerto Rico, as it tries to stagger back not just from the disastrous toll of Hurricane Maria but years of steep economic decline that had left the island beleaguered even before the storm's landfall on Sept. 20.
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Considered one of the biggest upsets in MMA history, Serra landed a right hand early to stagger the French-Canadian, before hunting his foe down to land a series of further punches and finishing a grounded St-Pierre off with a final flurry to live his own Rocky story.
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However, she could not elaborate on whether this was due to Apple needing to stagger the number of sign-ups on the first day, so as to ease the volume on the backend Apple said the exercise to control the number of sign-ups would be concluded by the first day.
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In its most frenetic moments, Doom feels like a rhythm game; with a brilliantly dynamic system that sees you stagger enemies with weak shots before finishing them off with melee attacks that garner a brief burst of invulnerability and a small health top-up, driving you on to the next demon.
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The victory in Portland notwithstanding, it's gotten to the point where Scott Brooks might want to use this opportunity to bench Markieff Morris and put Kelly Oubre in the starting lineup, then stagger his two best healthy players so that Otto Porter can pick up a rhythm against opposing second units.
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Sure, the garden variety raccoon is pretty scary, but this year, hordes of raccoons with distemper, a disease that attacks the nervous system and causes the animals to rise on their hind feet, bare their teeth, and stagger around like zombies, were reported in both Ohio and New York City.
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Specifically, the proposal transitions the paper applications to a more streamlined electronic process, modifies requirements for workers' rental and public housing, updates the basis for determining worker wages, allows farmers to stagger workers on a single application, and expands the program to ensure reforestation projects are eligible to use H-2A workers.
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It doesn't explain why Trump beat all those more polished politicians in the primary, and it doesn't quite explain the undead quality his campaign has, its ability to stagger on and even surge in the polls—after all, Trump was trending upward even before Clinton's pneumonia resulted in a wave of negative stories about her.
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The president, though, has told advisers he believes he can portray Mr. Biden, a longtime Washington veteran, as representative of an ossified political class the same way he did Hillary Clinton, wounding him with enough attacks and put-downs that Mr. Biden will either stagger into the general election or collapse in the primary.
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Meanwhile, the drama showcases elements that characterize The Bachelor behind the scenes — namely, sleep deprivation, unlimited alcohol, and lack of contact with the outside world — as high-strung women come for a cocktail party in UnReal's premiere, are met with flutes of champagne, and finally stagger out of the first rose ceremony in the first light of dawn.
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In the clip below, watch how much distance and how many reads Wayne Ellington's man has to make in a single play: he's forced to hedge a ball screen, recover to the corner, fight through a double stagger screen along the baseline, sink to the block to help the post, and then close out again in the opposite corner.
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Once a therapist deems that someone is in the "maintenance stage," where they're generally recovered and are just checking in and brushing up on skills to manage their mental health, Dr. Bradford says that's when they might be able to stagger appointments out to once a month or so, until they might eventually want to stop going to therapy.
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Walk — or stagger — from La Ciambella through the haunting labyrinth of Renaissance and Baroque Rome to the venerable Bar del Fico, a combination bistro and bar where you can sip a Negroni or mescal infused with ginger beer and chili (163 euros), or knock back a brandy alongside the young Romans who gather here nightly to sip and dance.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within our rating case for the issuer include: --General stability in the regulatory and legislative markets resulting in general stability in tenant operator reimbursement levels; --CCP will complete unsecured debt issuance(s), thus demonstrating access to capital and begin to stagger debt maturities; --CCP will operate consistent with its operating and financial strategies.
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Where this presidency's first year is concerned, I think we represent two poles of conservative skepticism: I've been most worried about Donald Trump's incapacity, the chance that we'll stagger headless into some geopolitical disaster; in your book, you seem most worried about the president's dictatorial tendencies, and you think that authoritarian danger is alive and well.
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Instead, the lawsuit says, the school failed to do that, adding that the school officials didn't protect the woman from repeated harassment she faced from her alleged assailants, didn't stagger their schedules so they wouldn't cross paths in the hallways, didn't inform her of any of her rights under Title IX, and failed to enforce a court-issued harassment prevention order.
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Sure Pebble put its best forward when it launched not one but three new products the other week, but a startup's got to stagger a little bit of news to keep us interested ahead of launch (though judging by its current tally of $9.7 million on Kickstarter, the company is doing just fine in the buzz department, thank you very much).
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They not only have to stagger through three-quarters of a year with another living being growing inside their bodies but then have at least two decades of housework to look forward to once that person is born—and yes, even working moms in Britain are still expected to waste the most hours of their lives cleaning up after everyone.
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You'd see her body, loping like an old coyote across a dirty sunlit freeway, and you'd see her stagger and vomit and grimace while she grabs a soap dish and bashes in the head of a bodyguard and then, like some sort of furious arachnid with an uncountable number of legs, pistol whips a crooked lawyer till his eye bleeds.
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A criticism often levelled at Haye was his lack of toughness in the ring—whether it's his supposed glass jaw or sore toe exploits against Wladimir Klitschko—but "Hayemaker" showed nothing but grit and heart to withstand the Bellew onslaught, refusing to go down and managing to stagger back to his corner for the eighth after receiving plenty of punishment from a potent puncher.
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The aforementioned ACL injury—which occurred when LaVine came off a stagger screen, caught a pass skidding towards the rim, then landed awkwardly after a mid-air collision with Andre Drummond—will obviously steepen the incline of LaVine's development, and after he returns there will be no capitalizing off Ricky Rubio's brilliant vision, let alone the widening vacuum of attention that Towns and Wiggins demand.
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Think about light hitting the sensor as rain falling on a bunch of buckets; you can place bigger buckets, but there are fewer of them; you can put smaller ones, but they can't catch as much each; you can make them square or stagger them or do all kinds of other tricks, but ultimately there are only so many raindrops and no amount of bucket-rearranging can change that.
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The idea for this puzzle came while solving Andrew Ries's "Stagger Sessions," a 20-crossword EP. In one puzzle, ELBA is clued like so: "Idris who's a counterargument to John Donne's 'No man is an island' bit" I immediately noticed that NO MAN IS AN ISLAND is 15 letters, and thought if I could come up with some other men whose names were islands, I might have a theme.
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Stagger into the next room to see Teresa Serrano's extremely disturbing short video "La Piñata," in which a man alternately gropes a small female mannequin and beats it to pieces; the Australian artist Hannah Brontë's equally unsettling all-female rap video about climate catastrophe; and Dread Scott's 1999 installation of six shooting targets, one for each of six black men killed by the police in the 19873s, over a wooden coffin ("The Blue Wall of Violence").
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There are myriad ways to attack out of this formation: Brogdon can UCLA cut down the middle of the floor, either to catch a lob or force help defenders to pinch in off Middleton and/or Maker so Delly can skip them the ball; Giannis can fake like he's going to set a screen for Brogdon, then dive through the paint himself; Brogdon can run over and set a pick for Delly, sending him into a stagger screen-and-roll with Antetokounmpo inside the three-point line; and so on.
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