I tried a few of the flavors, going from stall to stall.
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He appeared in almost every frame, following the documentarian from stall to stall.
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The market, which appears stall by improvised stall late each afternoon, feeds hundreds of people.
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"They're asking me to stall, so I gotta stall," she rapped on the show's second episode.
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At the station's entrance, stall after stall was selling copies of the Socialist, Socialist Worker and Counterfire.
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Alberto Teres, owner of one of few stalls remaining, saw the flames leap from stall to stall.
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I didn't know how close it would be at the beginning of season three, but you don't want to stall just to stall.
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That is a normal position to avoid a stall, but it can be catastrophic if the plane is not actually in a stall.
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The plane's anti-stall feature then pointed the plane's nose downward to counteract the supposed stall, leading the aircraft into a deadly dive.
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Busch rolled down pit road toward the No. 1 stall, but Ryan Blaney's Ford was already parked in the stall immediately behind Busch's.
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In addition to his stall with classic, red neuzekes, he now has a second stall with green ones, as well as vegetable neuzekes.
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Key Lime Pie on a stick is the ideal sweet treat for pie lovers moving from stall to stall at the Minnesota State Fair.
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Further down, just before the El Nabi Daniel mosque, were stall after stall of booksellers — mountains of literature stacked 295 or 235 books high.
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The big, bright lights of the stall draw people in and we try to create as much atmosphere as possible with whoever's working the stall.
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Survivor accounts -- Norman Casiano hid in a packed bathroom stall with more than a dozen others, but the gunman shot through the stall door, he said.
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For the company's regular routes, prices range from as little as $1,100 for a single stall from New York to Florida to $2,200 for a box stall.
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Golden Mall is a rite of passage for New Yorkers and a very cramped, delicious experience that requires shuffling from stall to stall when it's crazy busy.
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A nose-down position is the way to recover from a stall but can be catastrophic if the plane signals it is in a stall when it is not.
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While it's not uncommon for a hurricane to stall, the June study found they are becoming "increasingly likely to 'stall' near the coast, spending many hours in confined regions."
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We went stall to stall, compiling a dinner of tender baby octopus, papaya salad, mango with coconut sticky rice, oyster mushroom tempura and salmon sashimi with a spicy chile sauce.
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Carl Demeestere, the owner of the first stall, and Sonny Breine, the owner of the second stall, have been at odds for quite some time: Demeestere was the first to sell the Ghent sweets from the window of his bakery, but Breine placed a stall with the same candy right in front of that bakery.
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"Going to the stall was one of the ways we spent time as a family," Ai Min recalls, adding that the children would help their parents at the stall on school holidays.
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At the beginning of 2016, images of an overturned neuzekes stall were shared on Twitter and Instagram in the early hours of the morning—and it turned out to be Breine's stall.
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My boyfriend ends up getting a Puerto Rican meal and I get Japanese spicy chicken ramen from one stall ($12.49 with tip) and a pork bun ($4.81 with tip) from another stall.
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But with both Syd and May unable to run the stall, Syd's son (Jane's father), Syd Junior, was called back from the RAF by the Mayor of Shoreditch himself to run the stall.
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Thankfully, her car doesn't stall as they swarm the vehicle.
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The toilet stall has the word "loo" written on it.
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Taiwanese steamed bun stall BAO makes a mean pork bun.
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But the bills are expected to stall in the Senate.
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Once he hits South Carolina, though, that momentum will stall.
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But the airplane was flying normally, nowhere near a stall.
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This is about playing to stall rather than to win.
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But the project seemed to stall in the coming months.
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Finally, the bigger stall becomes available and I dive in.
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They predicted 90 percent of those projects would eventually stall.
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Casiano, struck twice, survived; many in the stall did not.
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Graphic: U.S. job gains stall - will they bounce back - tmsnrt.
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This precipitated a stall rather than, as intended, preventing one.
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Yet practical measures to address these issues stall in Congress.
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At his stall, he shows me berries from different regions.
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That high pressure system is also exacerbating the storm's stall.
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Florence could stall out after striking the coast, forecaster say.
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Proponents say they helped stall Russia's military intervention in Ukraine.
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I don't like eating standing up at a food stall.
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Ah, what's this in the bottom of the shower stall?
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Many Chinese champions stall overseas – but this one might not.
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This could stall Article 50 for months, if not years.
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I don't really care about the stall, to be honest.
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But suddenly, I heard a woman's voice outside the stall.
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But legal turbulence may stall the arrival of No. 76.
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A political gridlock in Washington could stall the process further.
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The problem is, the U.S. economy might stall before that.
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Finally, we decided to move to a neighboring stall. Bingo!
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We changed in the bathroom stall to hijabs and abayas.
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Dorian wasn't the only hurricane to stall in recent years.
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Caitlin is another one, and visits the stall most Wednesdays.
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But an economic slowdown could stall all of this progress.
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He was mad about a stall in union contract negotiations.
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People just hung out by the stall or started dancing.
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"It's likely going to slow down and stall," he said.
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From the Sudanese food stall she runs in Aurora, Colo.
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On the other hand, if reforms stall ... then uncertainty continues.
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On the other hand, if reforms stall ... then uncertainty continues.
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The funding of infrastructure projects, they say, could also stall.
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At one point, a camel was in the next stall.
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In one stall, a cow appeared to be giving birth.
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Balloon mapping to temporarily stall eviction proceedings, Kampala, Uganda, 2013.
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Nor do they stall their own President's Supreme Court pick.
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He can still remember which cow stood in which stall.
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Duane had thought he could stall and compromise with Jackson.
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Cooper was ready for them with babysitters and stall tenders.
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Democrats accused the GOP of trying to stall the legislation.
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Without their support, the measure could stall in the Senate.
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Two protest posters hung on the awning above his stall.
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A stall can occur when a plane ascends too sharply.
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The bathroom had a tiny shower stall and no tub.
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The somtam vendor heard the news from a prad krapow stall further down the road; the woman running the noodle stall said that a municipal officer notified her of the move just two weeks ago.
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The ranch houses world-class equestrian facilities that include a six-stall stable and 16-stall "mare motel," which have housed some of the world's most valuable cutting horses, according to the real estate listing.
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Restroom architecture calculates how much of the population will need an "accessible" stall and how to provide the minimum necessary while maintaining an idea of the "normal" person who can squeeze into a tiny stall.
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But the legislation would stall in a then GOP-controlled Senate.
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Now Carter and her friends were cowering in a bathroom stall.
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For starters, Democrats don't have the numbers to stall Trump's agenda.
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Outside the stall was a bracelet and a mini Snickers bar.
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Here, we stopped at Penny's—a market stall selling household goods.
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Obviously, these government reports didn't do much to stall conspiracy theories.
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The equipment remained for months with cars streaming through the stall.
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Such a disaster could stall spaceflight attempts for decades or more.
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There would be large, accessible, single stall gender neutral bathrooms available.
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Otherwise it's going to stall out, but you've got that yield.
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Its maturing economy and aging population also threaten to stall growth.
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I sneak off and proceed to cry in the bathroom stall.
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However, lawmakers could use the bill to stall the exit process.
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What kind of workout could you do in a bathroom stall?
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Most would prefer a market stall to trading on the streets.
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And with the finale still four weeks away, stall it did.
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The new bathroom features a green light bulb outside each stall.
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If anyone else is using their stall, they have to wait.
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Salvadoran officials continued to stall, arguing that there were legal complications.
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Another promises a stall at an upcoming leek show, "as always".
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Go deeper: How Trump can stall House Democrats' investigations and subpoenas
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The official circular pasted on the glass screen of her stall.
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It is true that globalisation could stall or go into reverse.
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It was expected to stall over the water before weakening again.
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I had to stall the Pakistani guys by making small talk.
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Both appeared to stall, nosedived and hit the ground at speed.
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Each stall also includes a marble shelf to hold your bag.
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Without a deadline, the discussions could drag on, or even stall.
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But now some worry that progress on women's rights could stall.
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The inability to track this intention could stall mobile ad sales.
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There is a stall game going on at DOJ and FBI.
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Far from "making Congress work," he's decided to make it stall.
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Why does a French-fry stall inspire you as an artist?
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They had a falafel stall before deciding baking was their passion.
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I almost missed my stall with all the smoke coming out.
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You've got to drink in your office bathroom stall in style.
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So, is the market betting Republican reforms will stall long-term?
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But there's another reason Rica opens her cobra stall at night.
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" Kudlow said: "They cannot slow walk this, stall this, meander this.
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He seemed completely at ease, even when sketches threatened to stall.
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But the impeachment inquiry does not have to stall legislative progress.
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Tax hikes on the rich, they insisted, would stall the economy.
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He crammed himself into a handicapped stall with maybe 20 others.
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She slid hers out from the stall, hoping to appease him.
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"You're invading my privacy," the transgender woman inside the stall said.
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Stall holders lit candles under a placard reading "We are sad".
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First of all, Dorian is not the first hurricane to stall.
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Somebody was in there and it was just the one stall.
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She decided she'd stall and signed up to volunteer in Liberia.
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If the AOA detects an approaching stall, the MCAS is activated.
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Don't choose the stall next to me, is your first thought.
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Industry revenues, which had been climbing, would stall and then plummet.
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You're on the set and you say "Action," and they stall.
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But each time, ideas about how to stop gun violence stall.
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The food-stall employee didn't understand what I was asking for.
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" Kudlow said: "They cannot slow walk this, stall this, meander this.
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Occasionally, a download will get corrupted or "confused," and stall indefinitely.
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Amer pauses at the boy's stall with his bags of groceries.
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Each stall was outfitted with fresh, clean straw and a window.
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"Everyone who stops at the stall asks about migration," he said.
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It has an in-room sink, stall shower and water closet.
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A sticker on the stall door advertised the services of Rikersgoods.
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Many Sudanese think the government may be trying to stall protests.
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For home games, he runs a souvenir stall in Hampden Park.
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It's expected to offer some updates on the anti-stall software.
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A concrete floor and coppery tiles made up the shower stall.
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A flawed anti-stall system played a role in both disasters.
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The flawed anti-stall system played a role in both disasters.
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Read the subpoena: Go deeper: How Trump can stall House Democrats
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His steady climb since turning pro in 2010 seemed to stall.
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On Sundays, she ran her own stall at the farmers' market.
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I reach this conclusion alone, in a second-floor bathroom stall.
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Meryenda will be in residence for five months at this stall.
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Their lawsuits caused the plan to stall twice over the summer.
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I'm not gonna do that in, like, a Chipotle toilet stall.
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The master bathroom has a glass stall shower and water closet.
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Inside each stall was a recording of people's experiences with gender.
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His stall specializes in wooden iPhone covers, priced at £10 each.
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Emma went to the bathroom to weep alone in a stall.
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There's evidence that Sanders' stall in polling is having an impact.
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SoundCloud's stall has been out in the open for some time.
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Gaining a majority would allow Democrats to stall Trump's legislative agenda.
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"Scott," Rebecca hissed to her phone in an office bathroom stall.
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But these facts did not cross my mind when I emerged from the bathroom stall — I always changed in a bathroom stall — a 13-year-old girl, wearing something that no one else in the class would.
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Meatloaf night, a large turkey for Thanksgiving, Khlav Kalash food stall, etc.
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Currently, a settlement between the offenders and stall owners is being negotiated.
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The final work, "The Algerian Novel," follows a street stall in Algiers.
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And they'll also use whatever tactics at their disposal to stall it.
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"WALL STALL ... TRUMP IN RETREAT," bannered Matt Drudge, who is usually supportive.
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The local vegan chain has a stall, so that's where they pick.
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It's all part House Democrats' larger strategy to stall the bill process.
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Watches a sunrise with Sumitra from the window in the handicapped stall.
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Jet Air is not the only Indian carrier to stall this summer.
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I exit the stall, wash my hands, and get on the elevator.
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Negotiations seemed to stall on May 11th over rules relating to carmaking.
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In the stall, Lawrence had an epiphany: the woman had to poop.
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She described running away from the scene and hiding behind a stall.
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He was "doing everything but opening the stall doors" and eventually left.
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Errors in the anti-stall software played a role in both crashes.
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My stall wasn't parked amidst the festivities, but on a secluded beach.
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He parked his French-fry stall two kilometers away from the festival.
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It would stall out some times and overwork the engine at others.
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The crew responded incorrectly to an automated warning of an imminent stall.
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As bullets pierced the stall, Carter and her friends all were hit.
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Opposition MPs, who dominated the debate, tried unsuccessfully to stall the process.
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Syd's Coffee Stall opened its shutters onto Shoreditch, East London in 1919.
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INVESTIGATORS BELIEVE 737 MAX STALL-PREVENTION FEATURE ACTIVATED IN ETHIOPIAN CRASH - WSJ
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Other states that have recovered have seen their economic recoveries stall out.
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There's vandalism, public intoxication, and even a bathroom stall hookup or two.
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There was a swarm of people around the (Famouse) (Road Side) (Stall).
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If we use the same approach, we can stall the Trump agenda.
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Retrogrades can stall things, but they aren't the Darth Vader of astrology.
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Each toe stall is solid gold, and complete with a toenail imprint.
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The most aerodynamically remarkable thing about the A5 is its stall resistance.
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It is even possible that the whole notion of Brexit may stall.
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Kenney is set to STUDY and STALL for the next 6-months.
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D.C. law also requires that single-stall bathrooms must be gender neutral.
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Annoyance at having to wait for a stall to conceal one's anatomy?
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Each horse has its own fan circulating cool air in the stall.
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Yet a motion by his government seeks to stall releasing some records.
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The multilateral trading system can stall at times, necessitating supplemental trade projects.
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They also stall the naturalization and full integration of aspiring U.S. citizens.
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This caused the aircraft to stall and crash 28 seconds after takeoff.
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If this happens, the modernization apace in this market will stall out.
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The ranch includes a six-stall barn and numerous corrals for horses.
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Any attempts to fix these errors would only meet with stall tactics.
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He also worked aggressively to roll back, weaken, or stall environmental regulations.
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He grew up eating at his mother's puesto, a Mexican food stall.
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You never know who is quivering in shame in the far stall.
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To be sure, he'd have to check each stall to make sure.
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I just kept saying I had no money, trying to stall her.
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This amounts to up to £800 a year extra for every stall.
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If so, it could worsen ethnic rivalries and stall Bosnia's E.U. bid.
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When he got sick, Arkansas political observers thought his career would stall.
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Anti-stall software was given a bigger role at the last minute.
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They left their vehicles to buy a drink from a roadside stall.
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The store sign also bears the prime minister's nickname: NaMo Tea Stall.
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And it's quite a place to spend — and, if possible, stall — time.
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The anti-stall system was designed with a single point of failure.
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A replacement effort under the regular rules, therefore, seems likely to stall.
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Forecasters say the storm will stall after moving inland, prolonging the rain.
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Others were concerned that the entire economic engine of Italy would stall.
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Above, a student holding a Chinese-language textbook near a food stall.
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A fourth bedroom has access to a bathroom with a stall shower.
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This seemed like an alternative that would not stall my graduation date.
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He quickly sold it for £10 at his stall at Portobello Market.
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He said he often loses more than he makes from his stall.
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I came upon a food stall that I had not seen before.
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Lundqvist sat at his stall afterward, his head collapsed in his hands.
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She said they had opened the stall more than two years ago.
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Then, in 2017, the street stall was included in Michelin's Bangkok edition.
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That helps the pilot stall the engine at just the right moment.
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He quietly points to a plaque on one of the stall doors.
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That can eventually cause the engine to lose power or stall completely.
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Sentiment improved until late 2202 when consumer confidence appeared to stall out.
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HB142 puts state legislators in charge of regulating public multi-stall bathrooms.
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Chris Murphy, asking them to explain what the stall had been about.
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The winds that helped the storm stall were likely a random circumstance.
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To stall for time, both try to appeal to the teenagers' humanity.
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I sat there for a good ten minutes crying in the stall.
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The attached master bathroom has a separate tub and tiled stall shower.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Jason Donervan: mobile kebab stall.
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A preliminary report focused on maintenance, training and an anti-stall system.
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Some of those institutions have worked very hard to stall for decades.
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But I do notice if someone is smoking weed in a stall.
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In a stall, though, consumers are economically fine, but they feel vulnerable.
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Single stall "gender neutral" bathrooms awkwardly reflect the institutions that make them.
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Zwingli Silalahi, Lion Air's operational director, said the manual did not tell pilots that in certain situations, the plane's stall-prevention system could automatically trigger a response, such as lowering the airplane's nose, to prevent or exit a stall.
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Offering a choice of some 60 imported bottles, the stall proved so successful that in January 2014 Mr. Goh partnered with a fellow beer merchant, Meng Chao, 47, to set up another stall, Smith Street Taps, right next door.
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That can be catastrophic if the plane is not in a stall, however.
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"As long as this thing doesn't stall, we should be fine," Miller said.
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We get an assortment of hand pies from a stall and M. pays.
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They push you, peek inside the holes, or knock on the stall doors.
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With so many options, choosing just one stall for lunch can be daunting.
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That means a Dodd-Frank revamp could stall in one chamber of Congress.
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Still, leaders worry progress could stall as the raw emotions surrounding Orlando fade.
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While Philadelphia's bats continued to stall, Boston posed multiple threats without breaking through.
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But recently, many real-world country clubs have seen membership stall or decline.
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The NABE predicts the US economy will stall, but not tip into recession.
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It's still more like a street-food stall or a fast-food restaurant.
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Dubose began pounding on the occupied stall door, the one holding Roger Nunez.
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If the angle becomes too high, the aircraft can stall or lose lift.
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It's only visible from this stall, as if it is meant for me.
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Changes to the anti-stall system were not fully reviewed by the FAA.
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And it is possible that it could stall, leaving climate risks largely unabated.
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A man outside the stall collapsed in a pool of his own blood.
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We were trying to avoid any competitive advantage for a particular pit stall.
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Thank (or blame) a stall in the weather pattern called an omega block.
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When official channels stall, those forums are often the only recourse victims have.
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But even without repealing the reforms, he could stall them through bureaucratic gridlock.
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His perfect meal was the street-stall pho of his favourite country, Vietnam.
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So I was trying to compose myself, and I was trying to stall.
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In both flights, the planes tried to fight a stall that wasn't happening.
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The action comes as trade talks between the 2 countries continue to stall.
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Temple University in Philadelphia, for instance, adopted the "Don't Stall, Just Call" protocol.
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The book stall was selling copies of nine different books opposed to independence.
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I brought a camping chair into his stall, and sat there for hours.
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When I arrived at his stall three days later, he wasn't eating breakfast.
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Renton plunges from the sewage of the stall into a glorious underwater hallucination.
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There's a real indignity to being half undressed, hiding in a bathroom stall.
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Guzmán escaped through a mile-long tunnel that connected to his shower stall.
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It would stall, stop, and choke up on even the easiest of tasks.
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Ishfaq, one of the cinema's co-founders, runs a small food stall nearby.
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A young woman in the stall with him was fatally wounded, Casiano said.
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So is every single representative and senator continuing to stall on gun control.
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But he said such legislation would likely stall in the Republican-controlled Senate.
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I floated through Hal's wake: cascades of shear and compression, acceleration and stall.
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At some point, the plane could easily stall and fall into outright recession.
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She lost to a man, Taro Aso, and her career seemed to stall.
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Investigators blamed a software problem in the plane's anti-stall automated flight system.
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But Democrats in Congress say they can't stall nominations that haven't been made.
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A young man stumbled into the bathroom, bleeding, and groped toward the stall.
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He climbed out of the stall, stepping on bodies to make it out.
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The hearing comes as Republicans are moving again to stall the transition plans.
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The Senate should stop playing partisan political games to stall this great nominee.
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Will you now have to show a birth certification to claim a stall?
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Call out when single stall bathrooms have a binary-gendered label on them.
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Demeestere retaliated by placing a similar stall right next to that of Breine.
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This means oil demand from the world's two biggest consumers may soon stall.
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I ask one diner why he comes to this particular stall to eat.
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Storms with weaker winds are more likely to stall and dump heavier rainfall.
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But later, alone in a toilet stall, he tried it one more time.
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Women face another economic obstacle: Their careers can stall when they become mothers.
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Procrastination often happens when we get overwhelmed and stall before we even start.
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The move comes a year after Chavez's ascent at Goldman appeared to stall.
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Recent fighting in the region has made imports tougher, one stall owner said.
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Mr. Galsworthy of Sipsmith expects the gin boom to stall at some point.
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Opening those doors exposes the transparent shower stall — a bit of upscale naughtiness.
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"They probably get sick of wanting to stall" when queried about the latest.
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The master bathroom has double sinks, a spa tub and a stall shower.
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"They stall, hoping that a higher command will make the decision for them."
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"Let's not do anything that would stall them in the development of eating."
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The stall is lined with the hay or shavings that the horse prefers.
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In 2016, his hawker stall became the cheapest restaurant to earn a Michelin.
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His mother pushes him into the shower stall, curves her body around his.
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After the market closed at 6, the women swiftly broke down the stall.
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The Supreme Court voted 5 to 4 in February to stall the plan.
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Matt Harvey had a stall next to it, so the cabinet was his.
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Each stall comes with three flakes of Timothy hay and two water buckets.
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"It's a present from Norway, and it's dead," said a market stall worker.
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And Schiff said the impeachment inquiry not stall while waiting for the courts.
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The crashes led to the jet's March grounding over an anti-stall system.
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Economists hope that politics will not stall the Italian economy's road to recovery.
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He found two more in the second stall, emaciated and missing their eyes.
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That's the message in the near stall out of job growth last month.
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Incorrectly sensing a stall, the aircraft's system tried to force the nose down.
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Feinstein's staff tried to stall the fast-building political controversy on Friday afternoon.
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There are horse facilities, including a stall shower and tub, on the property.
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It doesn't take many defections within the party to stall a president's agenda.
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The articles often are used to stall regulatory efforts and defend court cases.
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The person at the stall had his back turned and didn't see anything.
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But Chinese working here say there is little that will stall China's march.
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But that is not to say Edgar should stall Aldo into moving first.
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That means another wave of court cases could stall the EPA's new rule.
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Zwingli Silalahi, the Indonesian airline's operational director, said the manual did not tell pilots that in certain situations, the plane's stall-prevention system could automatically trigger a response, such as lowering the airplane's nose, to prevent or exit a stall.
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At Fly High, Devonte Chin, an employee, demonstrated some moves, including the barani (also known as a front-flip 180) and the stall flip ("because you stall in the air and at the last second you flip," Mr. Chin said).
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In the case of Lion Air, preliminary facts suggest that the cause may have been the anti-stall system, which was designed to force the plane's nose down if it seemed to be rising steeply enough to risk a stall.
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Done with enough determination, propping up coal could stall progress towards decarbonising the economy.
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A man collapsed outside the stall door, in a pool of his own blood.
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This was a first important sign that Ultimate Team growth would begin to stall.
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But the decades-long project has faced budgetary stall after community opposition after roadblock.
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Policies that lack the president's personal endorsement are all the more likely to stall.
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One agency alone can stall a project for many, many years, and even decades.
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When Jessica goes into the bathroom stall and sees what Chloe did… she smiles.
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A stall outside sells recorded sermons on "financial prophecy" and "creating wealth God's way".
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He'd hide his pills in his lunchbox and take them in a bathroom stall.
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If it is too high, it can throw the plane into an aerodynamic stall.
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SAUDI ARAMCO'S TALKS TO BUY MINORITY STAKE IN RELIANCE INDUSTRIES REFINING ASSETS STALL - SOURCES
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Oh, and then Dave Chappelle walked out, another surprise guest, to stall some more.
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The company's anti-stall software, called MCAS, was a common link in both crashes.
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Neutral is a level at which interest rates neither stimulate nor stall the economy.
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They're large, aerial storms that impact large regions particularly when they stall like this.
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You spot one of Drew's colleagues at the registry stall, Tammy Something-or-other.
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Toyota is recalling about 2.4 million hybrid cars worldwide that could stall while driving.
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In this afternoon, the bathroom was empty so Michael went to use a stall.
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The stall in rates also hit applications to refinance a home loan last week.
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The advantage of the market stall is no price stickers and therefore no plastic.
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John Colone owns Screams, an ice-cream stall, and much of the commercial centre.
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"We're early on in our story and we've laid out a stall," he says.
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Solomon Souza spay paints a graffiti portrait onto the closed shutter of a stall.
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Unless it gains traction at radio, "Ric Flair Drip" is maddeningly destined to stall.
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On the downside, it does stall out sometimes, and Google Fit doesn't track swimming.
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New technologies, whose advancement may stall amid very cheap oil, are still very real.
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Throughout the contact lens industry, protectionism and barriers to experimentation threaten to stall innovation.
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Only a united GOP can stall (if not reverse) the progressive transformation of America.
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Senate Democrats used a procedural move Tuesday to stall a committee vote on Sen.
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She pushes the stall door open and slams the bolt-lock behind her, breathless.
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He explains how he built up his bedsheets business from a single market stall.
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They used a procedural move to stall a planned vote on Sessions on Tuesday.
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Does this apparent stall mean fresh "exchanges of fire" are indeed on the horizon?
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At Ogba Market, we stopped in front of a stall that advertised herbal medicine.
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Without enthusiastic advocacy from a president, tax reform efforts tend to stall, he said.
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There was no bathtub, alas, only a shower stall adorned with a white curtain.
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It also reportedly includes a four-stall horse barn, olive groves and rose gardens.
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It's the beginning of another shutdown watch as talks on a border deal stall.
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Late last week, Horton said one of the stall doors had been placed back.
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They are "handling" Obama era requests to stall having to handle Pruitt-related ones.
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The shower stall in her basement bathroom was small, the door clouded, gray glass.
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Even the Los Angeles Aqueduct will stall someday if Sierra snowpack continues to dwindle.
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If those talks stall, it's possible China will promote investment treaty talks with Europe.
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The bombing followed a week of increasing violence, just as U.N. peace talks stall.
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The stall man started to grin before my grandfather was halfway through the account.
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Regardless, the reunion seemed to stall because they kept addressing the contestants as couples.
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She even started a business selling fermented soya bean cake at a roadside stall.
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The doomed jet, weighing 2447 tonnes, was in freefall after entering an aerodynamic stall.
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Archie Herbert is the founder of Gloucestershire-based sourdough toastie stall Top Knot Toasties.
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To some philosophers and ethicists, that discomfort is reason enough to stall technology's development.
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My roommates found me sobbing in the stall, mourning a new kind of loss.
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Kevin Combes, a resident of Pentagon City, said Amazon could make residential development stall.
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Either way, exit the stall as quickly as possible after flushing, Dr. Weber said.
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Investigators are examining whether the anti-stall system may have been partly to blame.
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But more often, he added, he is left to squat in a bathroom stall.
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It comes as denuclearization talks between the U.S. and North Korea stall, Reuters notes.
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The legislature's rules allow any three members to stall action for months with filibusters.
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An underwhelming performance could stall candidates' momentum as this series of races kicks off.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France has threatened to stall further negotiations on a new EU-U.
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These precious homilies stall the action and contribute only glancingly to the play's themes.
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He also cited comments by longtime strategist Jeff Saut that the market could stall.
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Moreover, a trade war could stall economic growth and negatively affect the stock market.
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The sensor helps to determine whether the plane is about to stall and dive.
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MNS, which thrives on its nationalistic affiliations, had threatened to stall the film's release.
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Did the woman in the stall to the far left need help or something?
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Others see them as a way to stall more aggressive action to cut emissions.
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If they stall and roll over and go negative, that will be very ugly.
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If gas-liquid prices stay low, pipeline and gathering projects could stall, he said.
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Highs stall in the 40s, with winds gusting from the west near 40 mph.
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Burnished ducks hung inside a stall, as if in a restaurant window in Chinatown.
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I stood near the stall, not just eating but quite obviously relishing my meal.
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When prices fall, growth tends to stall as people wait for even lower prices.
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In order to play for an IWM stall-out, Gordon is selling the Oct.
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Boeing has acknowledged that the planes' anti-stall software system contributed to both crashes.
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The flower-stall guys nearby hawked bouquets of late-summer roses and trimmed bracken.
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Three years ago, Ferly Aninditya's stall at a Jakarta food court was losing money.
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He says Trump's hawkish stance on China will stall the country's economic growth engine.
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That could further stall the economy, leading to decreased tax revenue and government services.
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Mr. Kim is likely to stall with this cunning phraseology and constructive ambiguity again.
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For now, she settles for a stall at one of San Francisco's outdoor markets.
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But more often than not, they can feel like the world's worst plot stall.
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This results in the average American not being comfortable backing into a parking stall.
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While the original stall was tailor-made made on nearby Hackney Road with etched glass and brass rails, today Tothill has vandals to contend with, and often comes to work to find the stall daubed with graffiti and the debris of weekend clubbers.
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READ MORE: A Clash Between Hong Kong Police and Fishball Vendors Ended in Bloodshed Last year, Tam banded together with a handful of other activists to open a market stall in Yau Ma Tei—the stall where I saw him selling his bananas.
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On a recent Saturday, she clutched her phone, poring over a wish list for an Indonesian friend's birthday party later that day, and hopped from stall to stall on the hunt for specialties that rarely make it to the city's restaurant menus.
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Glass partitions looked onto the room and a stylish stall featured a rain shower head.
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One of the hottest Trump trades is about to stall out, according to one trader.
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Maybe they'll happen eventually, but there's an equally good chance they'll stall out in development.
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At that point, Harvey is expected to stall over the state, which is not good.
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That unprecedented stall has ratcheted up the partisan acrimony awaiting this first Trump nomination. Sen.
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That system pushes the nose of the aircraft down if it senses an imminent stall.
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The Max's anti-stall software, MCAS, is suspected in the crashes that killed 219 people.
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They demanded the passwords, and he gave them incorrect ones, hoping to stall for time.
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But Lagos's police demolished his stall as part of a plan to reduce traffic congestion.
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In its response, Boeing said it was redesigning sensors that inform the anti-stall system.
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Yet some businessfolk now fear that Theresa May's new government could let this progress stall.
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Fears are mounting that German growth will slow or even stall in the second quarter.
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Mr Kerry instead found the one stall where he could get a fresh fruit smoothie.
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If it went bust, projects across the country would stall, leaving taxpayers on the hook.
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So the conflict goes unaddressed and things stall or implode because problems aren't being solved.
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But the president should not set too much stall by the weaknesses of the opposition.
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One that began, according to the New York Times, over a broken bathroom stall door.
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Yun warned that without bigger gains in home construction, the current housing recovery could stall.
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But small acts of relief will give ever less comfort as negotiations continue to stall.
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"It's not necessarily unusual for ice growth to stall during the wintertime," she told Gizmodo.
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I don&apost know whether it could stall economic growth, and here&aposs why, David.
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"You had a couple of these systems stall out on the Gulf Coast," he said.
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The constitutional concerns could sway some to vote against, or seek to stall the process.
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Citing poor earnings, the banks believes stocks will continue to stall in the new year.
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After spending six years in a barn stall, Lazarus is finally getting a second chance.
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Carter and her two friends were in one, crammed with others in a single stall.
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Angel Santiago, 32, was in the other, also jammed in a stall full of people.
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It's unclear if she left the theater once the writing on the stall was discovered.
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It won't stall the way Hurricane Florence did over the Carolinas, leading to catastrophic flooding.
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Years later, she now runs the family's seafood stall that sells mackerel and yellowfin tuna.
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Shaughnessy Bishop-Stall, a Canadian writer and journalist, claims to have discovered a hangover cure.
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She arched against the wall of the stall, her chest pushed forward into Letty's hands.
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"[The economy's] slowing down, but ... we think it's way above the stall speed," he said.
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The bigger battle, though, is over multi-stall restrooms and locker rooms, especially in schools.
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After hitting Corpus Christi, the storm is expected to stall over the state, forecasters say.
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The price drop has raised concern that Iraq's oil output growth could slow, or stall.
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But instead of acting now, Leader McConnell wants to stall the vote until further notice.
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Failure to fully fund these programs could stall our momentum and result in deadly consequences.
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With this latest stall, the State Department has delayed refugee admissions three times in October.
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He subsequently retires to the men's room and begins to masturbate in a stall. Yes.
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One booth -- part pinball machine, part shower stall -- waited for customers across the small room.
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For the first two years of Trump's political career, no scandal could stall his rise.
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Many investors and economists are worried that the exit vote could stall Europe's faltering growth.
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He reached his gun over the stall wall and shot into the cluster of people.
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Momentum appeared to stall after both chambers passed different versions of Right to Try legislation.
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Those skills will come in handy when Democrats try to stall or derail Kavanaugh's nomination.
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If growth continues to stall, the primary impact is going to be psychological, he said.
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Democrats' efforts to stall the vote until after the midterm elections are a pipe dream.
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I was once in the bathroom stall, and three women walked in, bursting with gossip.
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Another stall, The Daily Poutine, offers — what else — twists on the Canadian, French-fried classic.
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The firm is one of several that the chemical industry relies on to stall regulations.
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They start with the decision to head into the bathroom stall in the first place.
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It is ethno-nationalist bathroom stall graffiti shined up to look like crystal-ball prognostication.
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Yet even the most successful boutique fitness brands can stall once they've saturated the market.
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The standoff will end only when one retreats to a stall to change in private.
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In light of what went before, the last week has been a jarring, screeching stall.
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Ports that receive goods from overseas have seen major slowdowns as the Chinese stall manufacturing.
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Just inside the hotel room, a black granite sink faces a toilet and shower stall.
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"I've never seen it this quiet," said Fiona Dawson, who works at a jewelry stall.
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On a Sunday morning, Priscilla and are at their used clothing stall in Pípila market.
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By Labor Day weekend, NOAA forecasters updated their predictions: Dorian would stall before hitting Florida.
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An economy already slowed by electoral uncertainty seemed to stall, owners of small businesses said.
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Boeing's chief executive acknowledged the role of MCAS, the anti-stall software, in the crash.
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The stuffed animals at the Creature Stall come in cardboard pet carriers, for instance. Adorable!
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The update will make the anti-stall system less powerful and reliant on both sensors.
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The generous stall shower featuring a glass door and wall contributed a sense of spaciousness.
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In fact, Justify inherited Pharoah's stall at their home base, Santa Anita Park in California.
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She stopped at a stall called the Thea Grant Outpost, admiring trays of vintage pendants.
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It was roomy enough for a stand-alone tub as well as a shower stall.
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This level also has a bathroom with a stall shower and penny-round floor tiles.
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Critics saw this as a stall tactic by Mr. Modi's government to protect its own.
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One of the employees banged on the stall door and demanded the man come out.
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If the government is shutdown, "voila" the impeachment inquiry is going to probably stall, briefly.
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They sent Michael T. Flynn, a retired Army lieutenant general, onstage with a mission: stall.
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At another stall, women pick through a pile of rotten tomatoes selling at a discount.
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There's an effort to attach an amendment to reverse or stall Trump's controversial transgender ban.
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So, if the staples do stall and break that uptrend, how far could they fall?
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But the case did not seem likely to stall on the threshold issue of standing.
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Without significant new resources, the courts would probably slow Mr. Trump's deportations to a stall.
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Sarah stands behind a stall piled high with heirloom tomatoes, basil, okra, and acorn squash.
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For jet-setting horses, a 222,000-square-foot, 23-stall export center opened in January.
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Are we facing a stall or even a turnaround in the movement toward gender equality?
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A spacious shower stall with regular and rainfall showerheads was separated by a glass partition.
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Eric Trump blamed politics for the stall in a statement to CNN at the time.
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When he opened the first stall, he saw a pile of corpses, battered and blue.
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Meisel said as the storm approaches land there's a chance it could slowdown and stall.
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In total, the anti-stall system pushed the nose down four times during the flight.
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We attempted to stall the inevitable through the use of the few antibiotics we had.
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"It was like a nightmare," said Abdul Rashid Kakar, the owner of a tea stall.
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Stall showers are a regular feature in luxury buildings, often standing apart from the tub.
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In the tests, a single sensor failed, triggering software designed to help prevent a stall.
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Eduardo Santana has been working at his family butcher's stall, Carniceria Santana, for 883 years.
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Almost immediately I meet Maricela Bernal, whose family stall, Los Coyotes, dates back 40 years.
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A fight over Conservative leadership will likely stall progress on a Brexit solution for weeks.
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Lee bought the shower stall on a trip to Home Depot with the Walker staff.
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They would share, without bias, an outdoor "privy": a single-use, free-for-all stall.
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U.S. pilot unions later said they were not aware of the new anti-stall system.
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But the storm is 500 to 600 miles wide and may stall over several states.
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And time and again, the airlines managed to use the political clout to stall reform.
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Make a quick stop, hopping from stall to stall to pick up dishes like grilled cheese with maple bacon, Korean corn dogs or carrot cake — you can have brunch for around 100 to 150 rand, all the while soaking in live music and fun vibes.
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Given the negotiation timetable, South Korea finds itself in a tough spot with little room to stall, but Japan and Germany can be expected to stall and see whether 2021 will bring a new US administration with a less intense position on this policy.
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Have you ever waited inside a bathroom stall longer than you have to, not because you're busy scrolling through Instagram or filling up a fantasy Shopbop cart you'll never pull the trigger on, but because you're waiting for someone outside the stall to leave?
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If M.C.A.S. was receiving faulty data indicating that the plane was pitched upward at an angle that risked a stall — and the preliminary results of the investigation suggest that it was — the system would have automatically pushed the nose down to avert the stall.
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Bablu Saini, 21, recently set up a tea-stall outside his father's mobile phone-repair shop.
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While sleek in design, it did little to prevent water from spraying outside the shower stall.
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The 423 Max's automated anti-stall system is being investigated as a factor in those crashes.
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Holed up in the bathroom, Mateen asked if there were African-Americans hiding in the stall.
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Water got into the engine compartment, causing the engine to stall and setting the vessel adrift.
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It's even harder when that coworker is openly crying in the bathroom stall next to you.
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" On his quest, Bishop-Stall also explored what he calls "the old Victorian chimney sweep method.
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You'll have his stall inside the Angels clubhouse, left untouched for the remainder of the season.
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Sometimes he'll find the one stall in a men's room is occupied, or out of order.
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While the others were mostly staffed by men, two women smiled at us from this stall.
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Oil is also on the verge of Cramer's $50 target, where he expects it to stall.
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In third spot was the 17% who said a slowdown or stall in corporate earnings growth.
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The European Union will stall if one of its driving forces is in chaos or hostile.
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Kamani's father, an Indian immigrant to the U.K., reportedly grew his business from a market stall.
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On that front, Pimco expects a sub-par yet above-stall-speed rate of economic growth.
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And we'll suddenly find that the bathroom stall status quo no longer works for us, either.
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Charlie Nelson, co-owner of pizza street food stall Fundi, trading at Gottwood festival and Dinerama.
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"I dip my head in and there's obviously someone in the first stall," Julianne told me.
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I think we likely get up to 3,996 to 3,070 or so before we stall out.
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Here, Anne is a petulant, confused woman whose emotional maturity seemed to stall around age ten.
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After an initial summit between Kim and President Trump, negotiations on denuclearization have appeared to stall.
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Investigators in the two crashes have implicated a piece of anti-stall software on the planes.
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I also get a small bouquet of wild flowers from a stall by the shop ($6).
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Yelp's definition of a gender neutral bathroom is a single-stall bathroom accessible by any gender.
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An unexploded belt — khaki green, bloodied, and apparently abandoned — lay on a nearby market stall table.
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During continuing resolutions, NASA programs are funded at their lowest proposed levels, which could stall development.
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But the FSS investigation will stall until Mr Kim's successor is appointed, which could take months.
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A friendly-ish banter ensued, and next thing you know I'm posing in a bathroom stall.
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How a son turned his dad's food stall into the #2 Chinese restaurant in the US
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Here's what happened next... Just dropped a full soda with someone in stall next to me.
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At many airports, I was redirected to a bathroom, forced to pump in a bathroom stall.
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"That is mostly a function of getting the track and stall-out of Harvey "close enough.
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Apple's iTunes store, historically the digital marketplace's biggest music stall, suggests tunes to purchase and download.
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A public backlash due to pollution fears saw a major project in Sydney stall in 2018.
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Political developments that stall reforms or increase obstacles to their implementation could undermine this positive momentum.
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Analysts will be looking for signs that Twitter's user growth has pulled out of its stall.
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That will change in the future with both sensors feeding data into the stall prevention system.
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But when Rica married her husband, the durian vendor, he suggested she open a cobra stall.
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The investigation may focus on an automated anti-stall system that dips the aircraft's nose down.
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And more heavy rain was expected, with Harvey due to stall for days over southeast Texas.
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A Flemish baker hadn't dismantled his stall yet, despite the authorities asking everyone to stay indoors.
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"Oh thank god you're here," I said, poking my head out from around the stall door.
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A 85033 percent cap wouldn't just stall America's progress toward energy security, it would reverse it.
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House Republicans are facing a major split on ObamaCare repeal that threatens to stall the effort.
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Should the administration's agenda stall further, "that could weigh very badly on the market," he said.
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As their divorce proceedings stall, Lamar Odom still has strong feelings for estranged wife Khloé Kardashian.
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When abuse cases linked to homeschooling do make the news, reform efforts typically stall shortly thereafter.
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Family members of people with disabilities say large, multi-stall public restrooms present the biggest challenge.
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The pause then only ends when Assad wins whatever battle he'd used to stall the talks.
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The bill would also stall the bureau's enforcement of anti-discrimination laws in the auto industry.
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Invoking complex diplomatic negotiations could also allow the Maduro administration to stall on the recall referendum.
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Attendees could give the bidet attachments a test run since each bathroom stall had one installed.
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But according to Hickey, that doesn't imply oil prices have become too expensive and will stall.
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Scores of stall holders offered home-baked cakes and discarded books, paintings and handcrafted face scrubs.
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But, the mounting division between the 19 member states is threatening to stall any rapid progress.
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Even with three pilots on board, the A330 was not recovered from a high altitude stall.
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Ablin said the stock market probably won't stall out because of a 93 percent 29-year.
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He declined to say whether Trump would set a new tariff deadline should the talks stall.
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I was sitting in a bathroom stall in the ladies' room of a women's fashion magazine.
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The little food stall, however, has been open for 13 years and also has a toilet.
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I push into a dirty stall and take one of the longest pees of my life.
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It was so successful that they set up a street stall in Santa María la Ribera.
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Fares Salim, 22, led a white mare out of her stall and held the bridle high.
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Jim and his research team explain how and why certain companies grow and others stall out.
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Between Irum's Beauty Spot and Primetime Bakery, below a tall palm, a makeshift stall has appeared.
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For a while it seemed that the deal might stall over concerns about Financial Fair Play.
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And if that isn't enough, each horse has its own personal fan blowing into its stall.
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The powers lapsed briefly once before — in 2015 — because of a similar stall in the Senate.
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I run to the bathroom, lock myself in a stall, and will myself not to vomit.
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When Reza-Jorjani spoke in February, Arktos Media had a large stall, selling books and pamphlets.
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The common tactic used by some (not most) vendors is to stall when asked about pricing.
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A few weeks ago, he ran into a recent graduate who was operating a tea stall.
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However, that update changed the plane's aerodynamics and made it prone to stall in certain conditions.
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The tests simulated a single sensor failing, which triggered software designed to help prevent a stall.
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Along with changes to the anti-stall system, the fix will include additional education for pilots.
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A breakfast stall will serve coffee and new Hill Country items like doughnuts and breakfast tacos.
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He talked about the breakaway run with the reserve quarterback Colt McCoy by his locker stall.
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And owning or selling the policy could stall or complicate the process of qualifying for Medicaid.
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Government funding talks stall out: Negotiations over a stopgap measure to fund the government until Dec.
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But it may prove difficult to stall into the winter, as Indian officials have suggested hopefully.
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" After the committee vote was postponed, Collins slammed the Democrats in a statement for "stall tactics.
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Among other things, it reduces the penalty insurers pay if they stall claims during a lawsuit.
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She gave Beyoncé bulimia, and shot a scene of her throwing up in a bathroom stall.
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If that stall continued, Amazon would have had to increase compensation or suffer a brain drain.
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Mr. Lippert said he saw the company's woes as more of a stall than a breakdown.
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One bathroom had a tub; the other had a stall shower and a stacked washer-dryer.
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An automated anti-stall system called MCAS was identified as a common factor in the disasters.
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There is somewhat less consensus, he said, around the idea that storms are likelier to stall.
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And with the Senate in recess in August, any momentum behind major legislation appeared to stall.
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"Forget about it," a construction veteran says after watching SAM belch, squeak and stall under pressure.
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Attendees probably didn't plan on having to duck into a small stall wearing a couture outfit.
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Sometimes, Ms. Somboon's daughter, who works in a law firm, orders takeout from her parents' stall.
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A 24-19 Philadelphia victory will, for now, stall the Giants' dreams of a playoff berth.
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Sea surface temperature anomalies with the rectangle showing the region where the storm will stall out.
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Further, Harvey was expected to stall in Texas for many days bringing additional flooding across Texas.
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The company believes pilots won't be confused when the new MCAS anti-stall software kicks in.
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But Trump's comments today were seen by Wall Street as yet another stall in trade talks.
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Perhaps Trump will stall, leaving unresolved for the time being whether certain countries will be exempt.
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An investigation into the crashes focuses on an automated anti-stall system and not engine problems.
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All the floors are even eliminating tripping hazards and the shower stall is a walk-in.
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She gestured at a stall where silvery trout were arrayed, without ice, in the hot sun.
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Add to that inadequate development, and the dynamism that has underpinned Silicon Valley's success could stall.
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A dangerously high angle of attack (AOA) would cause a plane to stall and possibly crash.
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Strategists say the fear is that trade skirmishes will stall business decisions and weight on sentiment.
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An ethnic Korean who was born in China, Ms. Kim opened her stall two years ago.
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The larger engines could cause the plane&aposs nose to tip upward, leading to a stall.
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If Thieu would stall the talks, Nixon could portray Johnson's actions as a cheap political trick.
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Some also have expressed the view that this will stall any rate decrease by the Fed.
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Snapshot: Above, a butcher's stall in Karachi, Pakistan, which has been plagued by swarms of flies.
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Snapshot: Above, a butcher's stall in Karachi, Pakistan, which has been plagued by swarms of flies.
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An anti-stall system known as MCAS, or Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System, has come under scrutiny.
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The city government says that all stall owners with official rental agreements will eventually be rehoused.
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The bloc's negotiators believe abandoning this sequencing would allow Britain to stall on the Irish issue.
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Once, some guy offered me 20 euros to let him take a girl into a stall.
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What does look pretty confident — in several models — is that it should stall for several days.
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In other words, Trump has manufactured a controversy that threatens to stall his agenda—and why?
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I spot a nearby stall selling some and clutch onto my brown paper bag of happiness.
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Missing or misplaced piston rings, which could cause the Civic's engine to stall or fail entirely.
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Focusing on one U.S. border community can help show how a possible wall could stall economic activity.
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That means they best they can do is use procedural delays to stall a final confirmation vote.
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Please excuse me while I step into this empty bathroom stall to alternate between laughing and crying.
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She rented a small house in Chuka and set up a market stall where she sells vegetables.
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On whether he thinks the outcome of the referendum will impact his stall, he shook his head.
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Still, there are plenty of reasons why fractional car ownership could stall out before things get rolling.
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And the chicken noodles from the famous michelin starred hawker stall, Hongkong Soy Sauce Chicken Rice & Noodles.
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Norman could hear the shooter laughing loudly as he sprayed gunfire over and under the bathroom stall.
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Once in the stall, I realize I left my purse (but not my phone) in the car.
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Alistair Overeem was able to stall him out and ding him up with punces on the ground.
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This stall selling old postcards represents one of the few ways to access images of colonial Algeria.
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Consider ordering your eggs with a side of cabbage, another food that Bishop-Stall recommends for hangovers.
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Boeing is releasing details of its proposed software upgrade to its anti-stall system later on Wednesday.
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An ice cream stall in front of the F60 conveyor bridge, where visitors can enjoy guided tours.
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FROM her roadside stall in eastern Ukraine, Svetlana Tsymbal watches the cars creep past the Mayorsk checkpoint.
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He could hear the shooter laughing loudly as he sprayed gunfire over and under the bathroom stall.
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Therefore, if your gasoline was too cold, your car wouldn't run rich, it would simply stall out.
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Public health experts worried that his resignation meant progress on curbing youth vaping would stall, or stop.
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It might stall out briefly, but it would be one of the four that I still like.
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However, just as Steven blabbed, Michael Scarborough entered the empty bathroom stall and heard Roger Nunez's whispers.
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Vox's Matt Yglesias explained what's going on, and it's a lot more than this anti-stall system.
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The study wasn't designed to prove whether or how eating more plant proteins may stall unhealthy aging.
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Parliament doesn't need the survey to host the vote, but did so anyway, critics say, to stall.
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The door locks may or may not be working, and there is no lighting inside the stall.
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The plane's nose pitched upward too fast, leading to a stall and a crash, the report said.
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What we're hearing: An administration source tells me there's nothing in it that's likely to stall confirmation.
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We find him in the stall with the two mini horses and the mini donkey most often.
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Why it matters: As calls to impeach Trump stall in the House, Harris' statement aligns with Sen.
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Business After a seven-month stall, Wall Street's bull market looks back on track, thanks to Amazon.
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There are a bunch of shops, but the original stall is in the Arab souk in Jerusalem.
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They would have to circle, because their stall speed was faster than my little Cessna could fly.
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Investigators found similarities between the two crashes and implicated an anti-stall system in both deadly incidents.
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But it can also be a Boeing flying into the ground because it's confused about a stall.
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Is it possible that that could actually get in there and that it could stall economic growth?
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The Xinfadi agricultural market where they opened their stall was then a small outpost of the capital.
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As the bill neared a vote, Republicans left the state Capitol last week to stall the measure.
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Herron told ABC that a passerby helped her lock Steiner in the bathroom stall using a carabiner.
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He negotiated truces to avoid fighting on several fronts and to stall for time while he rearmed.
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Benjamin, in particular, frequently returned to the stall and often shared a little too much about himself.
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Development will now stall as companies struggle to find the staff and cash they need to scale.
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"She was coming out of the stall," Munn recalled of the 63-year-old talk show host.
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With edits to the anti-stall system, the plan is to include new pilot training as well.
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A woman buys food at an outdoor stall in Yakutsk, Russia, one of the world's coldest cities.
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I went into the bathroom, walked into a stall, and drank some vodka out of my bag.
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To stall him, the restaurant workers told Stephens they were waiting on a new batch of fries.
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" She continued, "Sitting there by the shower stall, where the dispatchers and the public could walk in.
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The European Commission said Thursday that growth in the euro zone will stall in the coming years.
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Many of those are incomplete or still in the pipeline, and progress is now likely to stall.
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The girl was also forced to sleep on the floor of a shower stall, according to prosecutors.
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In practice, the rigged court and the chavista electoral authority can block or stall all of these.
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But an official tap on the brakes that is too vigorous would threaten to stall economic momentum.
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"If all these people were banned, 80 percent of deals (with Russian firms) would stall," he said.
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That is another way to drive revenue to the service, which has seen its user growth stall.
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But Democrats accused House Republican leaders of trying to stall -- or kill -- the bill using procedural tactics.
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Harvey is expected to stall out on the Texas coast for days, potentially bringing feet of rain.
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Trump won in Michigan, Mississippi and Hawaii, just when many thought his momentum was starting to stall.
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She pushed Toni against the side of the stall hard enough to make the whole structure rock.
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"Growth of the e-book market is beginning to stall," Mintel said in a report from September.
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A bad call there can stall an entire crew's momentum, which could make or break a game.
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A McDonald's burger can be five times the price of a plate of street-stall pad Thai.
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Wootan and other experts said that the Senate version of the opposition bill is expected to stall.
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BOEING TO ROLL OUT SOFTWARE UPGRADE FOR 737 MAX STALL PREVENTION IN 10 DAYS- AFP, CITING SOURCE
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In shrinking and spacing out those returns to meatspace, the book begins to stall, and eventually unravels.
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This could give even the best episodes of the show the feeling of a long plot stall.
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A new vending law is needed to address issues like hygiene, stall regulation and taxes, said Rewat.
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In the era of the open office plan, the bathroom stall is the only truly private space.
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They brought him to the Right Sectorites, who locked him in a standing-room-only shower stall.
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So, in theory at least, that's the two legs of Jinn's three-legged supply and demand stall.
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The last thing you want is to be caught with your pants hanging over a bathroom stall.
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Along the road to Hangbu's industrial zone, a man sits at a stall trying to recruit workers.
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Prosecutors said he shot her intentionally during an argument after she had fled to a bathroom stall.
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Once at a stall, he'd dump cocaine into one of the drinks before returning to the bar.
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These days, it's rare for any glacier in Alaska to either advance or stall, rather than retreat.
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They're using stall tactics to defer action, ignoring the courts and the demands of the American people.
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Active forest management can prevent — or at least stall — some of the worst impacts of climate change.
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With enough creativity, she argues, transportation engineers can remove the stoplights that stall traffic on Route 28.
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Just beyond the café I saw a flower stall where the clerk was closing for the day.
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Its climb could stall after that if investors sell stocks in reaction, as they did in February.
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Yet the success of Brussels at exporting regulations has encouraged it to stall real free trade negotiations.
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It's seldom if ever a man in a dress in a stall at the highway rest stop.
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Democrats will face intense pressure to use every procedural tool to stall and slow-walk Trump's pick.
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Kayla Wilson, a student, said she was in a stall in the restroom when the fight began.
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If the cuts clear Congress, some experts fear the fight against lead could stall out for years.
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Senators can use holds to stall legislation or a nomination without having to publicly announce their opposition.
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It's possible, however, that the sensor malfunction could cause the engine to run roughly or even stall.
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If the marketplaces do not stabilize, the drop in the uninsured rate could stall or even reverse.
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"The red honey tasted terrible, by the way," Coté told me one afternoon at his market stall.
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The bathroom has a sink and a stall shower, and there's a kitchen area with a sink.
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Another particularly popular stall: Caribbean Street Eats, which serves up a fried shark sandwich alongside homemade juices.
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Park Kwang-on, a Democratic Party lawmaker, said it looked like she was trying to stall proceedings.
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As soon as I walked in, the sounds coming from a nearby stall suddenly filled the air.
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All deliberate speed emboldened the defenders of segregation to stall for time as they organized massive resistance.
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Pushing to expand Cornyn's bill, which has been gaining steam in the Senate, could stall its progress.
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When you see a video stall and say "buffering," it's because there aren't enough future frames available.
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In a cramped stall, the merchant arranged the letters of my name above the sepia-toned image.
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Lisa discovered Reza when she was putting together their stall at a street festival in Berlin-Hellersdorf.
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People use it ... We've have people say they use it in the disabled toilet stall at work.
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Did you see there's a guy in the bathroom who hides in the stall and scares people?
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The pilot afterwards told controllers his aircraft had suffered a "compressor stall" in one of its engines.
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Walmart wasn't actually processing the transactions online, but rather in a parking stall at the Walmart store.
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However, investigators have said they are focusing their attention on the Boeing 737's anti-stall system.
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Once there, it could stall for years—time hepatitis C patients such as Marcano might not have.
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"In three years, it exploded," Ah Sam Cold Drink Stall co-owner Kevin Ngan explained to me.
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The bottom line: This standoff could ultimately stall how the two countries move forward, if at all.
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The air between my grandfather and the stall man was abruptly swarming with sparkling points of light.
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"I guess I'm going to have to let you have this fucking sausage," the stall man said.
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He credits it for promoting intimacy — among boy scouts, Tumblr users, bathroom-stall poets and many others.
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Mr. Patel keeps hand sanitizer and a bowl of water for washing his hands inside his stall.
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His work stall, no larger than a broom closet, is barely visible behind pirate and cowboy masks.
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A bathroom with a glass stall shower and a washer and dryer is in a nearby hallway.
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" Roberto Brandse, who runs a flower stall in a central Amsterdam market, said: "We are happy now.
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In one scene, a cadet comes out of a bathroom stall and playfully tilts his peaked cap.
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More critically, it said, without the extension, billions of dollars in infrastructure and development projects could stall.
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MCAS is intended to prevent a stall and began rapidly pushing the nose of the craft down.
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It's hard to believe this is anything other than another way for Republicans to stall congressional action.
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Eventually, they sued the government, accusing the Guptas of using their political influence to stall the business.
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Across an alleyway, Shahbaz Ansari, 17, works part time repairing truck tires at his father's roadside stall.
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The longer the impasse goes on, however, the greater the chance that it can stall economic growth.
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But of course we did, each person now able to picture Ms. Smith in a bathroom stall.
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I think that momentum could very well stall on some of these products, or be lost completely.
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Lawmakers will also ask why an update to the jet's anti-stall software is still not ready.
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The Ethiopian Airlines pilots followed Boeing's instructions when the anti-stall system kicked in, the report suggests.
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Mr. Elwell conceded that the 2643 Max suffered a critical safety issue with its anti-stall software.
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All of these phrases take the form "___ FOR ___," as in 23A's PLAY FOR TIME (clued as "Stall").
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But Republicans have yet to commit, and without their support the measure could stall out in Congress.
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But Republicans have yet to commit, and without their support the measure could stall out in Congress.
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HUNGOVER The Morning After and One Man's Quest for the Cure By Shaughnessy Bishop-Stall 399 pp.
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The House speaker has also insisted last week that she is not trying to stall on impeachment.
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It is unclear how many residents are struggling to complete repairs or have had their recovery stall.
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Delays can sometimes benefit defendants, who may purposefully try to stall until witnesses die or memories fade.
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And they have the clout — and perhaps the votes — to stall it, if not block it altogether.
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The one grave that was not relocated is preserved behind glass at stall No. 9 (22 euros).
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One way to speed things up is by not bringing your phone with you in the stall.
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If any of the major parts in the machinery stall, the entire enterprise could come under pressure.
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As the airplane approaches that critical angle, the first event is a stall warning in the cockpit.
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He remembers some of his friends saw directing as a backup plan should their acting careers stall.
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With globalisation in the balance, it is time China stopped using the dismal horseshoe to stall reforms.
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"I went in the stall with and without Spanx on, with these cream pants," Blakely tells Altucher.
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I placed it on the sink counter, went into the stall, came out and washed my hands.
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This is served under the banner of Jhal NYC, which is half food stall, half social enterprise.
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The bathroom off the room used as the master has a pedestal sink and a stall shower.
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In the immediate future, there is little reason to expect that the expansion will stall out completely.
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The House legislation to repeal Dodd-Frank could stall in the Senate, where it needs 60 votes.
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But small shops don't have that luxury, said a children's wear stall owner surnamed Shin in Dongdaemun.
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You had Molloy by your bedside and a stack of cocks in a shadowy unused shower stall.
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Many grants and permits requiring federal action would stall, while passport processing could start to wind down.
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Critics saw that offer as an attempt to divide her opponents and stall the push for impeachment.
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Many repairs don't require vehicles to be in a garage stall and a raised on a lift.
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His team worries an unsteady showing alongside practiced candidates could stall his momentum and swallow his gains.
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Then around 1980, according to work by the Princeton researcher Elisa Giannone, that convergence began to stall.
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Once the cow is in the stall, the teats and udder are washed with little rotary brushes.
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But their boss (Salma Hayek), soon to be former, spends heavily to stall the private-works effort.
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Attention has focused on the anti-stall system, known as MCAS, and the sensors that activate it.
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For now, then, any effort to severely push back on Riyadh will likely either stall or fail.
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Facebook, which bought Instagram in 2012, has seen growth in time spent on its flagship app stall.
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While these gates will likely temporarily stall flooding in the city, they will not protect Venice's lagoon.
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He is expected to slow down or stall the process of offering more contracts to private players.
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A package of 35 photos costs 199 yuan ($29), said Zhang Hongtao, who manages a photo stall.
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If there are five stalls, the saturation point looks like this (the o's are open stalls and the x's are occupied stalls): X O X O X In this five-stall scenario, it's best to choose an odd-numbered stall if you're the first person to enter the bathroom.
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Christian groups helped to stall a bill by threatening to turf out any legislator who favoured gay marriage.
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Specifically, rumors surfaced that she had too many complicated demands about the project that led things to stall.
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We cry on the subway, behind our sunglasses, in a dusty stairwell, or silently in a bathroom stall.
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Once there, it's impossible not to make the detour to Pizza Charly, the market's most emblematic food stall.
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In some cases, faulty sensors led to stall warnings, forcing pilots to abort takeoffs or perform emergency landings.
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He grew the brand from a market stall to an international brand selling in over 12 different countries.
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To take one tiny detail out of millions: a stall sells soup with tentacles climbing out of it.
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Uncertainty over President Donald Trump's trade wars, meanwhile, has hurt business confidence and helped domestic investment to stall.
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" The bill would allow "schools to provide separate accommodations (single-stall facilities or faculty facilities) in special circumstances.
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Step One: Hide from museum guards at closing time by perching on a toilet in a bathroom stall.
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U.S. stock futures were drifting this morning, as the Dow's march to 220.80,235 continued to stall on Monday.
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In 1977, Sager slept in a stall next to Seattle Slew before the horse won the Triple Crown.
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For PiperChat, Dinesh was worried his app's meteoric growth would stall if he asked for broad user permissions.
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Bahner allegedly reached over the bathroom stall and began to record the pair from above, the warrant states.
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"Most of the internet looks like a digital version of a bathroom stall at a truckstop," he says.
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He used to have a stall in a roadside market, where he tailored clothes and fixed mobile phones.
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Meanwhile, the Five Star Movement has yet to clearly set out its stall for next year's EU vote.
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Do they agree that Caitlin Jenner should be able to pop into a stall next to their daughters?
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One fan joked that Infinity War was just the Avengers "trying to stall" until Captain Marvel showed up.
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In the aftermath, investigators have focused on an anti-stall feature known as Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS).
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This is the second telecoms deal scuppered by the European Commission and could stall consolidation in the sector.
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So I dashed into a stall in the work bathroom for a quick, secretive tampon exploratory/retrieval mission.
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Delays in mapping lands and authenticating ownership have caused disputes that stall development projects, sparking lengthy court battles.
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So perhaps, as 2018 ends and investors set out their stall for 2019, the dollar is reacting accordingly.
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"He was shaking the stall hard and she was scared, but she just sat there quiet," Jackson says.
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Call me a bad person, but I take up the accessible stall when I'm traveling with a suitcase.
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For now, the bigger danger appears to be that efforts to get its economy growing again will stall.
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I grab one from a guy who set up a DIY umbrella stall by the water town entrance.
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FAA FLIGHT STANDARDIZATION BOARD DRAFT REPORT ISSUED TUESDAY FINDS REVISED BOEING 737 MAX ANTI-STALL SOFTWARE 'OPERATIONALLY SUITABLE'
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When a sober Alice stumbles out of a bathroom stall, she sees two chalices filled with blue liquid.
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And so even after the curtain falls on Cleveland on Thursday night, the fervent money chase won't stall.
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Grimm -- the only student mandated to use the single stall bathrooms -- thought the so called accommodation was unacceptable.
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He also orders some sambal stingray and Chinese broccoli cooked in oyster sauce ($15) from a food stall.
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It soon stopped eating, staggered to the back of the stall and fell over with a satisfied slump.
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Lockner was working as a cashier in a California McDonald's when she gave birth inside a bathroom stall.
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Slashing marketing outlays might allow a miniscule profit, but then the top line could stall or start shrinking.
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It also includes an analytics tool, so that customers can understand which processes are most likely to stall.
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She said she ran into a bathroom stall and tried unsuccessfully to lock the door with her foot.
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The first Michelin dining guide for Bangkok accorded a coveted star to a street stall serving crab omelette.
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Grimm -- the only student required to use the single stall bathrooms -- thought the so called accommodation was unacceptable.
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The CAF threatens to undo the gains of the Forest Rights Act and stall further progress, activists said.
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