If you're going to stand in the real presentation, then stand in rehearsal.
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Does skin stand in for the person, and does this grid stand in for America?
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How dare I stand in a pose that someone they consider to be human would stand in?
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If I am going to stand in my truth, I need to stand in my entire truth.
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"Snape is, thematically, a stand-in for Lily (Sirius is a stand-in for James)," Fatuma said.
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ISIS' last stand in Iraq Mosul, a city almost 3,000 years old, would represent ISIS' last stand in Iraq.
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In an upcoming film, The Stand-In, Centineo's character works as a stand-in boyfriend to raise money for college.
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Some powerful constituencies stand in opposition to his ideas—and some of his ideas stand in tension with each other.
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The word "stand" in "Stand in a mall" could hint at hanging out, but in this puzzle it hints at a KIOSK.
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Right now, when arriving in Barcelona, for example, non-European Union citizens stand in one line and European Union travelers stand in another.
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Partisanship didn't stand in the way of CHIP when it was enacted, and it shouldn't stand in the way now that the program is in danger.
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Common says if a stand-in for a movie or TV show requires makeup to match skin complexion with the actor ... the director better find a new stand-in.
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Our debt should not stand in the way of stimulating the economy, but nor should stimulating the economy stand in the way of ultimately controlling our long-term debt.
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As for DCP's claim she had her stand-in do the sound check, we're told the stand-in did the dance routine but Mariah herself did all the vocal stuff.
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Drivers stand in solidarity with thousands protesting inhumane & unconstitutional.
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LONDON — Nothing can stand in the way of Mophie.
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" He also tweeted: "Stand for what you stand in.
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"I want Valls to stand in the primaries, and I want Hollande to stand in the primaries," Bartolone told reporters as he arrived at a left-wing political gathering north of Paris.
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Cosby did not take the stand in his own defense.
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Several obstacles still stand in the way of widespread use.
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But polling doesn't stand in for principle or political pressure.
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We stand in solidarity with Ellicott City and Howard County.
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You could barely even walk, let alone stand, in there.
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The two games stand in interesting opposition to each other.
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More volunteers who want to stand in solidarity with migrants.
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In fact, not even poisonous snakes stand in their way.
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He didn't allow racism and discrimination stand in the way.
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Unfortunately, some countries stand in the way of constructive engagement.
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He was selling jewelry at a stand in the market.
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I'm not going to stand in loco parentis for him.
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But, she didn't let that didn't stand in her way.
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Even today, I stand in awe of her generous spirit.
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I will always be honest and stand in my truth.
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Love did not take the stand in his own defense.
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We stand in solidarity with the LGBTQ community in #Orlando.
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And now he's ready to stand in the spotlight himself.
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Cable isn't letting anything stand in his way — including Deadpool.
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" The stand-in for Fawcett had one reading "Pretty Girl.
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We stand in unity with all members of Orange County.
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But Olive does not let that stand in her way!
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To do it, stand in front of a weighted sled.
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The two teams stand in stark contrast to one another.
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Stand in the corner, I'll allow you in my home.
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On Wednesday, Dukes took the stand in his own defense.
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Who am I to stand in the way of progress?
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They learn, in effect, to stand in their own way.
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God help anyone who tries to stand in their way.
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But three obstacles stand in the way of a deal.
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"We stand in the office and see it," Yusuf says.
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Lobbyists got their name because they stand in the lobby.
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I stand in marked contrast to my fellow Europeans' mystification.
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We stand in solidarity with France after the horrific. #BastilleDayTragedy.
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Arkham State Hospital appears to stand in for Arkham Asylum.
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STAND IN FRONT OF A CHIPOTLE TODAY, THERE'S STILL LINES.
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Drivers stand in solidarity with thousands protesting inhumane & unconstitutional #MuslimBan.
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In theory, congressional oversight should stand in for public scrutiny.
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But hold on: Several complicating factors stand in the way.
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Mr. Meek took the stand in a dark gray suit.
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Ahead, a look at where things stand in Baltimore today.
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Mourners stand in couples, shaking their heads, wringing their hands.
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How long should you stand in front of a piece?
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He does not stand in the way of doing business.
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Luigi is heartbroken, but he doesn't stand in Daisy's way.
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They stand in line to enter to win a Chevy.
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But even they stand in the crosshairs of police investigations.
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You stand in front of them and you stay there.
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A free fruit stand in the lobby was continuously replenished.
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And its success will stand in part on political factors.
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They are to stand in for a commodity, something exhaustible.
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At the very least, you cannot stand in their way.
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"Such bans will not stand in a court of law."
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We are rebuilding and nothing will stand in our way.
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Trapped, they made a final stand in the city center.
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We believe Ms. Ramirez and stand in unity with her.
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If only people didn't stand in front of the landscape.
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The Senate will now stand in recess over the weekend.
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Many Canadian cities stand in for New York in movies.
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Until then, go over and stand in the vasectomy line.
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So, where do the candidates stand in the earliest states?
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Your family's income doesn't have to stand in the way.
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To Ms. Roitfeld, those models stand in for a type.
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The desperate people are told to stand in a line.
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Kudlow's public views on immigration stand in contrast to Brimelow's.
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I got these from a little stand in Union Square.
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A lineup of female celebrities stand in front of you.
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That should not and that will not stand in America.
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I would have taken a tougher stand in getting out.
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Pell was not called to the stand in the trial.
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My experience can't stand in for that of all donors.
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We stand in front of the young woman, looking down.
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He did not take the stand in his previous trial.
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So where do they stand in this lexicon of power?
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They'd rather be hijacked than stand in a security line?
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Then I head to the soup stand in the food court.
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No force can stand in the way of the smooth troopers.
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I was like, 'Um, can we, like, stand in the shadows?
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Photographers stand in a semicircle around her, documenting her every move.
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The Lunatic Express train tracks and signage still stand in Voi.
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The unicorn's head and horn served as a stand-in sail.
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Of course, unexpected expenses could stand in the way, respondents said.
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Instead of taking it personally and being offended… stand in solidarity.
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Vampires, though, are so much more than simple stand-in villains.
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She didn't stand in line for meds, just waited it out.
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In the card, two lovers stand in front of the Devil.
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Why do I have to go stand in line to vote?
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These icon-like pictures stand in vaults illuminated only by skylights.
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He used it to stand in for himself and his ideas.
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ICU movement and stand in solidarity with tech workers in China.
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Simply stand in its light and let it wash over you.
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What will he do, and what might stand in his way?
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"I stand in the water up to my chest," she said.
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But we also appreciate that those convictions stand in direct opposition.
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WATTERS: God, someone that looks like him, maybe a stand-in.
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So he asked Kimmel to stand in, should Johnson be indisposed.
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So what could stand in the way of a stronger yen?
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Where do today's emerging economies stand in this cycle of populism?
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But big obstacles stand in the way of a lasting peace.
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The stand-in for Comet Ping Pong is called Coral Dragon.
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You have to be able to stand in your own shoes.
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Three big hurdles still stand in the way of foreign entrepreneurs.
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"The staff are happy to stand in as substitutes," it says.
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Why do I have to stand in line at the bank?
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Although you're in an energized mood, obstacles stand in the way.
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Now they just stand in front as if creating a barrier.
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How many cars have to stand in front of a depot?
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Regulations by cities, states and countries also stand in the way.
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We stand in a ring around the table and dive in.
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Her staff explained that lobbyists pay people to stand in line.
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Here's where they stand in the battle for high-profile endorsements.
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The banners become a stand in for our voices and bodies.
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There's even a Trump stand-in – whose identity, though, remains unknown.
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Who wants to stand in a line at the post office?
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Or is it more of a stand-in for a human?
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Independent Baltic States stand in the way of all these goals.
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Romney's comments stand in contrast to his Democratic opponent Jenny Wilson.
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Tellis, 29, did not take the stand in his own defense.
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What chance does faith stand in the world of the dead?
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The reelect figure is really a stand-in for presidential approval.
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Teevens's players practice on stand-in targets, including a robotic dummy.
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Many famous landmarks from the Victorian Era still stand in England.
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I couldn't stand in front of America and talk about her.
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Now, check out where Minshew's Jaguars stand in our power rankings...
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"We stand in solidarity with Google workers," an organization spokesperson says.
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Both were expected to take the witness stand in their defense.
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We all have to stand in a line to say hello.
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Why, I ask, do you continue to stand in their way?
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So where do we stand in terms of job growth now?
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Plus, before we shot Hillary, Amy Poehler was her stand-in.
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More than 20 statues honoring historical figures stand in Central Park.
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Leading opposition figures were not allowed to stand in the election.
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Stand in here in front of me and take the strain.
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To her, desire can also be a stand-in for engagement.
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This shifting has frequently meant having a stand-in or alibi.
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Mr. Guzmán said he wouldn't take the stand in his defense.
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Those who stand in his way know that only too well.
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Congress, Europe and business leaders can stand in John Bolton's way.
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NBA POWER RANKINGS: Where all 30 teams stand in the preseason
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Don't let time stand in your way of saving serious dough.
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Want to know where things stand in the most-watched races?
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But the militants never made much of a stand in Hawija.
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So, here I must take a stand in defense of rhetoric.
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Sasha wants the Noah stand-in to reunite with his wife.
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Only the slow-moving judicial system would stand in his way.
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Silicone bags from Stasher stand in place of plastic sandwich bags.
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When it comes to , , including , and , can stand in the way.
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Even so, a dozen houses stand in ruins, half awaiting demolition.
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And at the very least, do not stand in their way.
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But his recent comments stand in stark contrast to that pledge.
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Rocking the purple tonight to stand in solidarity against LGBTQ+ bullying!
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Geometric structures stand in stark contrast to the rugged Mediterranean terrain.
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" He added, "This jury will stand in my mind as remarkable.
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She didn't have time to stand in line for MAC Selena.
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The FDA and CTP should no longer stand in the way.
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They sit, squat, lie, stand in their boilersuits, all huddled together.
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Clinton served as a stand-in for debates about women's roles.
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Each state picks alternate delegates who stand in for absent delegates.
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The type is very rough, that was just a stand-in.
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Political satire can often be a stand-in for other things.
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Sensi sounds like a stand-in for a rebirth, I suggest.
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The protagonist's problem is a stand-in for the author's neurosis.
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Now I want everyone to stand in straight rows of five.
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But he is now considering coming back to stand in the election.
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"I stand in front of you grateful to be alive," she said.
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Many other smaller opposition parties are expected to stand in the elections.
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It is unclear whether Denise will take the stand in her defense.
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Don't let your idealism stand in the way of having positive friendships.
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We will have to stand in our truth and find our way.
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Get to the airport two hours early, just to stand in line?
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"I stand in solidarity with those across the country to #StopTheBans," Sen.
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Now Flynn has a choice — submit the documents or stand in contempt.
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Police vehicles stand in front of Berlin Cathedral, Sunday June 3, 2018.
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Sometimes you'll stand in a circle and defend while a meter fills.
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Ramen: When you have to stand in a packed subway car. 4.
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They knew that all sorts of obstacles would stand in their way.
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As others have said, our limitations aren't what stand in our way.
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People stand in line to cast their ballot outside a polling station.
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I stand in her doorway, listening to the sound of her breathing.
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Two main barriers stand in the way of a more diverse university.
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"Nothing will stand in my way, not even death," she tells them.
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As noted above, Allan is just the latest stand-in for Zuckerberg.
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But when he does, he will not have to stand in line.
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Courtney Love and her bandmates stand in front of a blazing palm.
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Why would the company want to stand in the way of that?
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Earlier this week, Ellen DeGeneres took a stand in support of Hart.
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There's more than one way to stand in the Disrupt SF spotlight.
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These moves, however, stand in contrast to what the U.S. is doing.
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When we stand in solidarity, al-Assad has no chance against us.
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No.But what if I don't stand in line and they sell out?
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They are the first domesticates and an easy stand-in for humans.
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Regardless of where we stand in the cycle, fundamentals must remain strong.
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Whatever your financial goals, small money leaks will stand in your way.
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The two stand in a hallway; behind them hangs a religious painting.
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"I stand in solidarity with the refugees and immigrants of the world."
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Women are now also allowed to vote and stand in municipal elections.
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Johnson was the first witness to take the stand in the trial.
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" Carroll noted, "We stand in support of him and anyone facing inequalities.
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She'll stand in the kitchen alone during a party, nursing a cocktail.
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And he's starting to realize how many hurdles stand in the way.
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These stand in stark contrast to the agency's broader use of malware.
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You stand in the middle of it, waiting to be invited in.
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Some, though, see the possibilities, stand in awe, and start making plans.
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He will not stand in the ranks of the dictators he admires.
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Even so, they did not stand in the way of the deal.
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"We always knew the establishment would stand in our way," she said.
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The rocks stand in for the water in a pumped-storage system.
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"One last time I will stand in the starting gate," she wrote.
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Najib told the court he would take the stand in his defence.
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Yet the parties' tribal instincts and ingrained hostility stand in the way.
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Two girls stand in the front row: Hideno Nakamoto and Yoko Itashiki.
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Nothing can stand in the way of us and our bad grammar.
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Many moms -- often unintentionally, sometimes unconsciously -- stand in the way of progress.
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Drivers stand in solidarity with thousands protesting inhumane and unconstitutional Muslim Ban.
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They stand in vivid green grass, against a backdrop of rolling hills.
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They are champions at what they do, and I stand in awe.
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We have barriers that stand in the way of quality health care.
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Where does Manning stand in the pantheon of all-time great quarterbacks?
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Where do our allies stand in this — specifically South Korea and Japan?
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We call on workers everywhere to stand in solidarity with our struggle.
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As a quarterback, Cam Newton is not a stand-in for anything.
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The "right to party" becomes a stand-in for women's rights, period.
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Dwight's transformation from MVP candidate to Kwame Brown stand-in is complete.
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Boohoo's results stand in contrast to several retailers with big store networks.
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Still, material resources don't have to stand in the way of safety.
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There was no waiting at restaurants and no lines to stand in.
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Libby Nelson: Where does the militia movement stand in the US today?
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For now, Bacelar can't get close enough to stand in Pelosi's shadow.
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Fosters proves ideal as I stand in the long queue for lunch.
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These two exit that narrative, and stand in a separate, apolitical one.
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This Smorgasburg fixture is opening a more permanent stand in Chelsea Market.
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As with societies across the world, Ireland cannot stand in splendid isolation.
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Any not-too-sharp blue cheese can stand in for the Gorgonzola.
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In February we can stand in the first rays of direct sun.
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And they told us that we're gonna stand in this certain formation.
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Some prevalent practices seem to stand in the way of meaningful change.
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To be a serious historical figure today is to stand in isolation.
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Who was I to stand in the way of one man's dream?
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Awed into awkwardness by the event, he's a stand-in for us.
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Sometimes, he says, victims die in water shallow enough to stand in.
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Still, the Jessica James character is not meant as her stand-in.
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He found that tinned fish could act as a nondairy stand-in.
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Pepper's friend Didi may very well be a stand-in for Neff.
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They stand in front of her communicating a silent message of connection.
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It's whether you would stand in the way of someone else's decision.
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An angered group of Howard Students stand in protest of Comey's presence.
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We want our directors to stand in the shoes of the shareholders.
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Monets sat wrapped in blankets, while curators positioned stand-in cardboard Brancusis.
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Critics say the Serbian government is letting nothing stand in the way.
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Nothing can stand in the way of the will of the people!
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We also know that we stand in the shadow of the Capitol.
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The two also avoided taking the stand in a trial once before.
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Shkreli, 34, did not take the witness stand in his own defense.
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"That should not and that will not stand in America," he said.
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Stone, a colorful character, may take the stand in his own defense.
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She lost her vending stand in floods that devastated Accra last year.
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Levin had volunteered to stand in for him during Cleveland's mock election.
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"Your own website is a lemonade stand in a desert," Kennedy says.
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"You really have to stand in front of the piece," says Samuels.
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He did not so much stand in the batter's box as squirm.
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Clark's oval is an abstract eye or stand-in for a lens.
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That would seem to stand in contrast to 3G's cost-cutting practices.
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But we want to stand in defense of life, liberty, and property.
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Student loans don't have to stand in the way of your travel plans.
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Schumer plays Beyoncé's stand-in, lip syncing and dancing to the singer's choreography.
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Rickman's character is droll, grumpy, misanthropic — the perfect stand-in for Rickman himself.
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Learn more about what you can do to stand in solidarity with Charlottesville.
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People stand in line in the rain outside of the Disney Studio Store.
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Pettiness cannot be allowed to stand in the face of such overwhelming problems.
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If he tries such a reckless gambit, Parliament must stand in his way.
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Eric takes us through the distinctively human traits that stand in their way.
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Young black males stand in the brash landscapes of color and visual flashpoints.
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He said he was handcuffed, blindfolded, and forced to stand in ankle cuffs.
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Two factors are most likely to stand in the way of his sentence.
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Faith leaders urged the wider Dallas community to stand in solidarity with Booker.
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"People stand in the streets at night and cheer for us," he said.
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I also had someone named Lauren who played Psyduck [as a stand-in].
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We first met Jaequan Faulkner and his summer hot dog stand in June.
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In many countries the opponents of free trade will stand in the way.
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Only Rose and her team stand in the way to stop an invasion.
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Here, red shoes are a stand-in for the liberation of women's desires.
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And it seems like businesses are taking a stand in their own way.
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The best I could do most days was stand in the pooling blood.
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All of us stand in the cold, waiting for the moment of truth.
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The Giants have yet to stand in Coughlin's way of a new job.
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Or stand in a neutral stance and be ready to quickly hold back.
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Ancient groves of Douglas fir trees still stand in North Cascades National Park.
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You may even find some new people to stand in the sun with.
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Then he grabbed his stand-in-microphone, a pen, and went to town.
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Stand in front of one block, however, and it's a uniquely affecting experience.
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But she also knows that nobody can stand in her way but her.
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The Internet is a stand-in gang that can reach any disaffected kid.
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Buy a fruit bowl and waters from a stand in the parking lot.
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Only God's Spirit can overcome the insurmountable obstacles that stand in the way.
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According to Graysmith, Davis worked on the film as a lighting stand-in.
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Ketones can stand in for glucose as fuel when there's a glucose shortage.
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The fits stand in, variously, for puberty, or for sexuality, or for mortality.
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But Congress is looking more and more likely to stand in his way.
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Moore, of course, didn't let any of these facts stand in his way.
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But technical hurdles continue to stand in the way of broader foreign involvement.
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Intense partisans stand in contrast to those who feel turned off by partisanship.
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More important, it has come to stand in the imagination for progress itself.
|
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And regulators don't seem to have much desire to stand in the way.
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But domestic problems could still stand in the way to narrower yield spreads.
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Economic and political motivations often stand in the way of widespread, global partnerships.
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"Do not let disagreements stand in between you and people that you love."
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Now is not the time for the governor to stand in the background.
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We stand in #solidarity with each other across our differences & in our commonalities.
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There's a burger and fry stand in the theme park world (ahem, WitchyWorld).
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You have to stand in front of the speaker to hear the sound.
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Stand in the fuckin' resstop, buy some stuff man, that's all you get.
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The Hill took a look at where things stand in those 200063 states.
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Maybe her mother did not want to stand in for her ex-husband.
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They make for entertainment, not enlightenment, and stand in the way of progress.
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Later, on the beach, they stand in this configuration for a last time.
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But one of her most interesting roles is as the audience stand-in.
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Tarantino's pained and evidently soul-searching comments stand in contrast to the Sgt.
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Cities like Pittsburgh should promote and not stand in the way of innovation.
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The federal bureaucracy can stand in the way of getting things done effectively.
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Some things survived, but they stand in stark contrast to what was lost.
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Yet something more fundamental may stand in the way of a Francis effect.
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Household accidents stand in for the deliberate violence that characters wish would occur.
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Muscle-bound with information, we stand in front of our mirrors and flex.
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"This incident doesn't stand in the way of (the) electoral program," he said.
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They stand in the bee-products aisle, surrounded by castles of natural laxatives.
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His mind could change, and the Yankees would not stand in his way.
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Now, check out where James' new Lakers stand in the NBA right now...
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"Roger will definitely take the stand in his own defense," Rogow told me.
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Other obstacles also stand in the way of a new C.I.A. interrogation program.
|
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Heading into Week 4, here's where all 32 teams stand in the NFL.
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One iffy accent cannot stand in the way of truth and justice, however.
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No matter where you stand in the personalization debate, big changes are coming.
|
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders will likely stand in for Spicer, according to one official.
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So many Melburnians came out to stand in solidarity with the Christchurch victims.
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To stand in the back of the showroom unnoticed, waiting for my turn.
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Birds stand in a line on the head of a buffalo in Kenya.
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It's not about Luddism, but rather taking a stand in favor of time.
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It's a stand-in for the critic, says Clare Lilley, the exhibition's curator.
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"I'm not going to stand in front of an oncoming train," he said.
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I want to, like, stand in the rain and shout, "I love you!"
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At one building, residents had to stand in line to use the elevator.
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Officer Nector Martinez took the witness stand in a Bronx courtroom on Oct.
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Does that make the Roys, and Waystar Royco, a stand-in for Fox?
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Delegates from the US flew down to the encampment to stand in solidarity.
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A single person — a nanny — is no stand-in for a life jacket.
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Residents walk their dogs, kids play in the park, people stand in driveways.
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They stand in silence and accept any food or gifts that are offered.
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SK: You've got to stand in front of the artwork and see it.
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I will stand in the filth of the bar bathroom to do it.
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"I stand in there, and sometimes the sun shines right in," she said.
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They could easily stand in for the pinot grigio at the corner bar.
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She says she will not let the Trump administration stand in her way.
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"I have seen people stand in front of them and cry," she said.
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We like: The fresh fruit stand in the lobby offers complimentary local produce.
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He doesn't let sacred cows stand in his way, numerous Disney executives said.
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They stand in stark contrast to the president's corrupt betrayal of public trust.
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The room grew so crowded that people had to stand in the aisles.
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Trees burned by the Mendocino Complex fire stand in a field on Aug.
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The Trans Mountain plan could be the energy industry's last stand in Canada.
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Because the people stand in the street, the buses come and nobody moves.
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Those decisions stand in contrast to the F.B.I.'s handling of Crossfire Hurricane.
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They're commenting with cloud emojis to stand in solidarity with her fake clouds.
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Nothing can stand in the way of millions of voices calling for change.
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A stand-in played Fisher on set for the actors to interact with.
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Each is painted with margarine, a stand-in for Egyptian samna, pure butterfat.
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The name of the hotel came to stand in for the scandal itself.
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But even more, here&aposs where they stand in comparison to the frontrunner.
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The first stand-in was an elderly therapist with hollow, deep-set eyes.
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For example, I know which bakery to stand in line at 5 a.m.
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Stand in the middle, turn in a circle and get the four walls.
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"We don't want to stand in the way of that," said Nancy Mitchell.
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All Americans of good will must stand in opposition to their vile delusions.
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Stand in a pulpit with a 20-some-foot pole in your hands.
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How do they feel about your plan letting Obamacare stand in some states?
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Now it's looking more and more like Congress will stand in his way.
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I went to bear witness; I was going to go stand in solidarity.
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If Dry January is really your thing, I won't stand in your way.
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It felt important for me to stand in front of that as well.
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"We will not stand in the way of permitted business activity with Iran, and we will not stand in the way of international firms or financial institutions' engaging with Iran, as long as they follow all applicable laws," the statement read.
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So, if the Iran critics can stand in the name of women's rights to remove laws mandating women to wear a headscarf, they should also stand in the same name to liberate women who choose to wear one in France.
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But let's not stand in the way of progress here with these ridiculous theoreticals.
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I stand in a strong lineage that we acknowledge and honor for their contributions.
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"Most historians aren't trying to stand in the way of historical commemoration," he said.
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They're ready to seek revenge, and Miss Wardwell certainly won't stand in their way.
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Again, we're going to say, any kind of orange juice can stand in here.
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Finally, authorities have effectively signalled they will not stand in their floating currency's way.
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There's a belief and you can't stand in the way of people with belief.
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But those numbers fail to include where people of color stand in the company.
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It's also a handy stand-in for everything that's wrong with the business today.
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The figure of the Bodhisattva is a stand-in for the craft of poetry.
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They wanted to stand in solidarity with other immigrants, they said through a translator.
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Other contenders, meanwhile, said the DNC shouldn't stand in the way of primary challenges.
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In it, Hilary Duff, Lalaine, and Adam Lamberg stand in front of school lockers.
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Rock outcrops stand in the desert near the bay at Ras Hameed, Saudi Arabia.
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The president plans to "stand in solidarity with the community," the White House said.
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Bateman does take a firm stand in this interview, and it's on Tambor's side.
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Members of a caravan moving through Mexico stand in line for food in Oaxaca.
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Even though few people actually pay that price, there's no particularly good stand-in.
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She'll stand in front of the nation and say whatever she needs to say.
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Oh, God, that was a one-night stand in Cannes with an Italian guy.
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I just don't think it can stand in for a more wide-reaching feminism.
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Two boys with a dog stand outside a hot dog stand in Chicago, 1987.
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Peer into the giant fish tanks that stand in the middle of the store.
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Workers stand in front of a body-length mirror to check their safety gear.
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This New Bill Could Make It Happen Where Marijuana Laws Stand In The U.S.
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When you stand in front of the new piece, the tiles move with you.
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Kabila is ineligible to stand in the next election after serving two elected terms.
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" Dips "Stand in the pool with your palms down on the ledge facing outward.
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Takei told the site that he wanted to take a bigger stand in politics.
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Who am I to stand in the way of a woman and her desires?
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Stand in someone else's shoes, and learn how the world looks from their perspective.
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Impatient customers hired queuers from personal-services apps to stand in line for them.
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But an old nemesis for many politicians — the deficit — could stand in his way.
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"Homely girl at bar," Marshall recalled that her on-set stand-in placard read.
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It's that it's a perfect stand-in for President Trump's betrayal of candidate Trump.
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What cultural obstacles, if any, stand in your way of achieving your modeling goals?
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They say, "Go stand in that bush over there," and they took my photo.
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I wanted to throw on everything and stand in left field one more time.
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Moore acknowledged that many obstacles stand in the way, and they're not only technical.
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Whitman as a one-person stand-in for the transcendental, but Whitman cared more
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I stand in front of a lanky two-legged robot stomping along a treadmill.
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We don't have to leave the building, but rather must stand in the hallway.
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Harry Reid had been a stand-in for local party investments in the state.
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"I've had people stand in front of me and say those words," he said.
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" His first role was as a stand-in for Carl Reiner on "Crossing Jordan.
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But the Internet has never let facts stand in the way of a meme.
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But don't let your smaller salary or lack of knowledge stand in your way.
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Taking a stand in that way is a decision everyone must make for themselves.
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At least Huckabee didn't tackle the vocals himself, instead tapping an Adele stand-in.
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You can stand in this fire escape until that group of girls have gone.
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This badass lady didn't let her age stand in the way of a thrill.
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But being an ally can't just be a symbolic stand in solidarity with immigrants.
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Khosrowshahi stressed that Uber's profitability target shouldn't serve as a stand-in for guidance.
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Facing steep cuts, the paper's editorial board took a stand in a blistering column.
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But she's never let anyone's preconceived notions stand in the way of her success.
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Without further adieu—let's go stand in line while it's four degrees and raining!
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Who are we to let poor grammar stand in the way of true love?
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It's a place of protest; a market; even a university stand-in, for some.
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"My father would have been the first to stand in the way," she wrote.
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Cabinet officials usually replace the president during sessions when a stand-in is needed.
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I stand in a carpeted room where the walls are lined with lit candelabras.
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Federal officials should not stand in the way of these voter-mandated policy changes.
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"It will be hard to stand in the room with it," Mr. Basualdo said.
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The pitched roof makes the loft feel bigger, but it's impossible to stand in.
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He says he was made to stand in the living room in front of
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"Don't let 'loyalty' stand in the way of truth and openness," the billionaire writes.
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Who knows in four years' time where I'll stand in the world of golf?
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But several obstacles stand in the way of Congress making good on its pledges.
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Federal law, international pressure and resistance from inside the C.I.A. stand in his way.
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See if you can stand in the shadow of a building to hide it.
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It's too difficult for them to stand in long lines for the basic necessities.
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I think we have to stand in a place where there is a discussion.
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Watching this scene, I just pictured Bran as a stand-in for the audience.
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She weighed only 98 pounds and needed help just to stand in the shower.
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"You don't want to stand in front of a high speed truck," said Mayo.
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He tells listeners to stand in front of a vitrine filled with blown glass.
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Five teenage boys stand in a circle, each pointing a slingshot at the others.
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"You have to stand in the truth with your financial partner," Ms. Orman said.
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A few things still stand in the way of the next Big Media Deal.
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The same is true of essentially anyone who would willfully stand in Trump's way.
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Quick action needs to be taken, but Senate rules could stand in the way.
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Her siblings were stand-in patients, whose symptoms she would scribble on a pad.
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What kinds of barriers stand in the way of on-demand, self-managed abortion?
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The first cover band was a stand-in for the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
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The entire staff and School Board stand in solidarity with our students of color.
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The European Union needs to take a firm stand in defense of Western values.
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But she persuades a female non-Jewish co-worker to stand in for her.
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Republican policies favoring the ultra-affluent, however, stand in stark contrast with biblical scripture.
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If it means people who stand in opposition to Trump's degradation of the country.
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No one remembers that those numbers were supposed to stand in for real things.
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Her actions stand in marked contrast to those of President Emmanuel Macron of France.
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Asana is an obvious stand-in for the nonprofit Kripalu Center, in Stockbridge, Mass.
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People need to stand in their balcony to get their temperature checked. pic.twitter.com/TE1L3xLtab
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The Scaramouch was just a stand-in for the president he professed to love.
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But I&aposm absolutely going to stand in her way, giving her first loss.
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Not only do Italy stand in the champions' way in the round of 16.
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He just can't stand in the way of this and try and stop it.
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A woman holds a child as they stand in the street in Amatrice, Italy.
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I stand in front of these tiny humans and try not to pass out.
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And now, as I stand in a toilet paper–less Wellcome, panic strikes again.
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They stand in what was for many years New York's book and antiques district.
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Our minder told us to stand in a circle around the room's large table.
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She pledged to stand in the way of Mr. Trump's crackdown on sanctuary cities.
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And they could stand in for all the shrewd, magnetic, unhinged work she's done.
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Bryant would stand in line like any other patron, the manager told the paper.
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I don't really know what to say other than I stand in horrified awe.
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Google is so big and important that it's only a stand-in for Google.
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"We stand in absolute solidarity with the people of the United Kingdom," he wrote.
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And even if the ban were repealed, another provision would stand in the way.
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The Tesla billionaire took the stand in a civil defamation trial in Los Angeles.
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Her plan was to stand in the back of demonstration and hold a sign.
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In other words, you don't have to stand in line to be in line.
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Money isn't a stand-in for genuine grassroots energy -- and can't purchase it either.
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The group's videos depict the violent deaths of people who stand in its way.
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She is not a stand-in for the player, like a voiceless RPG protagonist.
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Cabinet officials usually replace the president at sessions when a stand-in is needed.
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If you pick a good stand-in, I'll bring you back a cool souvenir.
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So what makes this moment of "The Gospel" stand in for all the others?
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And the pure drama of Mueller taking the stand in Congress would be unparalleled.
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These failures stand in stark contrast to the success of Austin's own Community First!
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"Why do people have to stand in line for such a long time?" said.
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Bonnington's stand-in, Marcus Dudley, made a strategy call that won Hamilton the race.
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In this documentary, Colvard explores where those objects and images stand in today's society.
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Business owners stand in front of their destroyed shop in Cobargo on Jan. 1.
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Democrats, on the other hand, are hosting attendees who stand in rebuke of Trump.
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There are still characters who clearly stand in for Batman, Catwoman, and Jim Gordon.
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In Urzikstan, the destruction was more wanton and dozens of innocent embassy personnel died as I moved through Call of Duty's stand in for the Benghazi Consulate, putting round after round into al-Qatala—the game's stand in for al-Qaeda—bodies.
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My night stand in Newark and my crash pad in D.C. are bare of books.
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The Trump administration's attitudes stand in strong contrast to the last year of Obama's presidency.
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After that, all that will stand in the way of bison is the president's signature.
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We stand in solidarity with other minority organizations on campus, but our methods are different.
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In preparation for his possible stand-in, Nick also had a bouquet of red roses.
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The Spanish government said at the weekend Puigdemont was welcome to stand in the election.
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But pregnancy is likely a good stand-in for unprotected sex, and therefore H.I.V. infections.
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The stand-in is there for weight balance, and won't actually work, according to Reuters.
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"We stand in support of the journalists and staffers at the #CapitalGazette," the APME tweeted.
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It was as if I could only stand in solidarity with one of the two.
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Sohei Nishino finds himself high up in buildings to stand in just the right spot.
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The two stand in perfect symmetry in the middle of the palm tree-lined street.
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I have never allowed nirvana, perfection, to stand in the way of a reasonable compromise.
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Is she just using male pronouns as a stand-in without knowing the sex herself?
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I stand in the light; I just get a bit itchy when I do it.
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I stand in solidarity with artists and thinkers whose work and voices must be heard.
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Mr. Hankey (our stand-in for Barr, remember) does some objectively, irredeemably, unapologetically bad shit.
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The moves against Manafort and Gates stand in contrast to the other indictment unsealed today.
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Baby turkeys stand in a poultry barn at Smotherman Farms near Waco, Texas, Monday, Oct.
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Field threatened to sue over the show, but Ashley refuses to stand in its way.
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Both stand in such long, boxing focused stances that they are susceptible to low kicks.
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Indeed, how can there be any justification for the state to stand in their way?
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And they, the hardcore contingent, will stand in line for hours to do exactly that.
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The move paves the way for Amiri to stand in parliamentary elections on May 12.
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They stand in a long line that includes Jacob Bronowski, A.J.P. Taylor and Bertrand Russell.
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The only thing that will stand in your way is an unwilling (or unavailable) partner.
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That would make it harder for hobbyhorses to stand in the way of social progress.
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For the testing stage, however, Otherlab used heavy-duty cardboard as a similar stand-in.
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"Luc is a dynamic kid who doesn't let blindness stand in his way," Olson said.
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Takei told The Daily Buzz that he wanted to take a bigger stand in politics.
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Where you stand in life and politics has everything to do with where you sit.
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Jonigkeit even made an appearance on Girls, as a one-night stand in season 3.
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Still, three big questions stand in the way of the NEOM dream becoming a reality.
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Let's not let the pursuit of the perfect device stand in the way of progress.
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Others say a small country like Ireland cannot stand in the way of a deal.
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Some people did take to Twitter to stand in solidarity with the reality TV star.
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For the record, we're told the stand-in is a light-skinned African-American kid.
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Arriving on the carpet, Cagle first met with his stand-in for the run-through.
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Like he's a real physical being who can stand in plain sight in hospital rooms.
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Mr Netanyahu and his friends denounce as backstabbers any Jews who stand in their way.
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She was one of the first white athletes to stand in solidarity with Colin Kaepernick.
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Rachel Zoe tuxedo pant suit If you're unsure where you stand in the dress vs.
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If you want to work at major tech company, be prepared to stand in line.
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Cunningham also took part in a short film about her efforts called The Stand-In.
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In the past, the N.C.A.A. has taken a stand in reaction to some state laws.
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They stand in a circle, with maquettes, fragments, and reductions of the figures surrounding them.
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Ling encourages parents to be informed and take a stand in their communities as well.
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Archie rushes to stand in front of his father in another earnest but misguided move.
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Should the deer be likened to something, or made to stand in for nature itself?
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Turn oven off, and let meringues stand in oven with door closed for 30 minutes.
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Flemmi is expected to remain on the stand in Salemme&aposs case for several days.
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She asked for two security guards to come stand in the back of the room.
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He thought about what he could do to take a stand in his own way.
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"We stand in solidarity with them, condemning these outrageous attacks against innocent people," he said.
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The video is so intense, in fact, that Styles has a stand-in stunt double.
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But if Seacrest ever wants to call in sick ... hey, we got your stand-in!!
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Cruz's comments to O'Reilly stand in stark contrast from his previous rhetoric on the issue.
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Trump's positive comments of Kim stand in contrast to those made by other political leaders.
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For others, learning how to stand in a crowded room without breaking down in tears.
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"We stand in support of both DeSean and the law enforcement community," the team said.
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If you're thinking about living abroad, "don't let cost stand in your way," he says.
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We want to create opportunity and knock down the obstacles that stand in your way.
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One week since the massive storm made landfall, here's where things stand in the Caribbean.
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For instance, you could stand in front of a painting to listen to the description.
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I want to go stand in solidarity with the people,' and I went to witness.
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For example, plants playfully stand in for the female form in many of Cousins' images.
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They stand in their daughter's room with purple walls, half of it now torn away.
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They stand in a line and stare out into the blue expanse, into the horizon.
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The approach couldn't stand in starker contrast to what we've seen from his co-moderator.
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The whole point of college is to find out where you stand in the world.
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They claim to love the Constitution and then stand in the way of upholding it.
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So while it hopefully goes without saying, don't stand in the road, even a little.
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They are the kind of people who stand in a good position to generate changes.
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This approach would systematically distort cost analyses and stand in the way of desirable regulation.
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She said corporations needed to take a stand, in the least by offering employee assistance.
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Well, he is not a man to let a little idiocy stand in his way.
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"It seems extraordinarily unlikely that this ruling will stand in the long term," she said.
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"So far it's been famous straight people taking a stand in these states," he said.
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Hiring people to stand in line is a practice that goes well beyond congressional hearings.
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The actions of BlackRock and Vanguard stand in contrast to some other big fund managers.
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It's only likely to become law this year if Labor doesn't stand in the way.
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They're also the perfect stand-in for when a white Christmas isn't in the forecast.
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For them, it might not seem very progressive to stand in the way of progress.
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His comments stand in stark contrast to the views expressed by President Trump about Mexico.
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"Kashmiris are being forced to take a stand in a bilateral political situation," Chatterji said.
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Nasser seemed to have grasped that, and he left the stand in a silent rage.
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With training camps not far away, here's where all 32 teams stand in the offseason.
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A 6-year-old's lemonade stand in Atlanta raised over $13,000 for separated immigrant families.
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Check out where all 32 NFL teams stand in our power rankings entering Week 4.
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Afterward, they stand in a circle, picking stray plumes and tufts from one another's clothes.
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Mr. Trump's flash and dazzle stand in stark contrast to the new culture of wealth.
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I'll pay Clear $213,210 over 30 years to not stand in line for 46 days.
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I'd like to know that my candidate can stand in there and take a punch!
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Earlier this year, Barzani said he did not intend to stand in the November elections.
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They always want to stand in their position and pretend they're stronger than they are.
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He "could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody"—that's in public.
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Bull Meecham, a stand-in for Mr. Conroy's father, and Blythe Danner as his wife.
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In the meantime, we stand in solidarity with those who protested Trump's visit to Pittsburgh.
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Americans should not allow ideological fixation to stand in the way of addressing environmental challenges.
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Wrap it in plastic and let it stand in the refrigerator for 2 hours. 2.
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Stand in the meadow of your mind, ready your bow, nock your arrow. Focus. Release.
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It's still not clear where "Cruise" stands, or where we stand in relation to it.
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The artist has taken a "feminist stand in empowering new video," according to one headline.
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Dolorous Edd, an audience stand-in here, wants to know pretty much the same things.
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I would never stand in front of someone just like that and take a photograph.
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Balance both—invite a friend to stand in line with you at the post office?
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Jack, Marguerite and Lucas Baker stand in for the Sawyer family from Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
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Obviously, plenty of obstacles stand in the way of Medicare-for-all ever becoming reality.
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I have to stand in front of judges and you just fucking ruined my career.
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So, the whole pivot to video conversation, we can just stand in the same place.
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George Lopez is ditching his love affair with golf to stand in solidarity with DACA.
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As we head into Week 8, here's where all 32 teams stand in the NFL.
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Congressional Democrats and President Obama would also find it difficult to stand in the way.
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While some of the forts were destroyed by storms, others still stand in ruin today.
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"All those who stand in the way of the minister become public enemies," he said.
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It's just a bit frustrating having to stand in line for one pack of it.
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Hannity, smiling solicitously throughout, let the roar of the crowd stand in for his response.
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Arsenal has recognized that it will take four people, effectively, to stand in for Wenger.
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Nah. But perfection might stand in the way of the scrappy charm of this franchise.
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We stand in opposition to the white supremacy, homophobia, and hatred that this incident embodied.
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"We stand in solidarity with all the survivors who have come forward," the letter read.
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I stand in the in-between where everyone must pass, but so few can remain.
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They change the most and the fastest and nothing can stand in for time spent.
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It's seemingly autobiographical, with the wisdom-seeking character of Michael a stand-in for Stockhausen.
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"In a debate, you can't ignore that his style is effective," the stand-in said.
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I sit and stand in a few different places, and chat to a few people.
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Was it fun to stand in that tent at Zwarte Cross for two whole days?
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Bonsai Kakigori also has a stand in the Canal Street Market and appears at Smorgasburg.
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Here, the paint replaces glaze while the bucket and stool stand in for a pedestal.
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Their experiences stand in stark contrast, but their language, cadence and diction are surprisingly similar.
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No longer able to stand in the corner and set his feet, del Potro struggled.
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I, for instance, have something strange that happens when I stand in a high place.
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He returned on Monday morning to stand in the testing line in the pouring rain.
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This is a great time to partner with people and also stand in the spotlight.
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The demonstrators have been demanding that opposition candidates be allowed to stand in the election.
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She could be an idol, or a stand-in, for the guy singing about her.
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And I'm determined to stand in the way, taking the bullets and taking the arrows.
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On Tuesday, Ms. Winner's mother shed tears watching her daughter stand in orange prison garb.
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Or was he, as he often seemed in earlier seasons, a stand-in for us?
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Mr. Cosby has said he will not take the witness stand in his own defense.
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Downtown Portland's street vendors urged customers waiting for fried rice to stand in the shade.
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But those actions stand in stark contrast to the cynical choreography of prominent resistance champions.
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"If you stand in front of it, you wouldn't realize it's Google headquarters," says Weckert.
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The sculptures of fire-darkened cedar stand in a circle, as if deep in conversation.
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"Thus he has no tolerance for human rights, which stand in the way of authoritarianism."
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I could not pray to it, but I can stand in affirmation of its magnificence.
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We've kept track of the cast — and where they stand in Mia and Amber's clash.
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No matter what the odds are this time, Nothing's going to stand in my way.
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We must continue removing barriers that stand in the way of this critical energy infrastructure.
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Women stand in to be told about the trimming tanks of a submarine's lower decks.
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For now they can be found in their own corner stand in Le Bon Marché.
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I mean, would you let a deficit stand in the way of Medicare-for-all?
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I could even simply stand in one spot and wait, and 220G would occasionally drop.
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But thickets of regulations in California stand in the way of a quick housing fix.
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Letting politics stand in the way of our nation's health care is a dangerous game.
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It allows sexual harassment to be a stand-in for all the challenges women face.
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Lamb juked around his stand-in defender and burst down the field at full speed.
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Cover: Community members stand in front of a rabbi's residence in Monsey, N.Y., Sunday, Dec.
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For now, we must stand in solidarity for the inevitably hard times that lie ahead.
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We cannot let politics and funding constraints stand in the way of protecting our families.
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Huck turns to scouting for the bloodthirsty "General Hard Ass," a stand-in for Gen.
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" As he and other recruits stand in their underwear, a uniformed man shouts: "Hey Sarge!
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And basically ketones can stand in as glucose for fuel when we're not eating carbs.
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The answer arrives when Henry is called to the stand in the civil court case.
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Many barriers stand in the way of a Latina interested in a career in STEM.
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Let's see him stand in E. coli water reporting for hours like the media does.
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The novel's Everyman candidate, Berzelius (Buzz) Windrip, is hardly a perfect stand-in for Trump.
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Wenton has competed with Fnatic in several major tournaments in 2016 as a stand-in.
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Where things stand in Syria when they take office, however, will hugely influence their options.
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Tall and striking full-body bronze figures still stand in Cleveland and New York City.
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This dream is possible, but right now a lot of barriers stand in the way.
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Were we supposed to empathize with the Ivanka stand-in for being forced to vacuum?
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The robots will still be stand-in combatants, with Sir Killalot, Matilda, Shunt and co.
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From reproductive rights to climate change, stand in solidarity on this important day of action.
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Humans have a tendency to let their fears stand in the way of their dreams.
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It's important to have white people stand in support of people of color on this.
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Alongside, he made a cross, and ordered me to stand in the middle of it.
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Our bodies were always unwelcome, a stand-in for some pandemic or a terrifying future.
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If a leadership spill motion was then passed, he would not stand in the vote.
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Or will "Hollywood" stand in history as a last, disastrous emblem of lonely male authority?
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So far, 12 Members of Parliament have said they will stand in the leadership election.
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This is typical Trump, lashing out at anyone who seems to stand in his way.
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"For politicians, the media are often like a stand-in for public opinion," Bogert continued.
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While they're planning the surgery, which they disagree on, they fight it out with Mer as the stand-in for the women who are attacked and Jackson as the stand-in for what taking those men down does when it takes down an institution.
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"I'm ready to pounce if he needs a stand in," the Scot told Sky Sports television.
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Tammy is currently on trial and plans to take the stand in her own defense Thursday.
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"Where we stand in times of controversy is a measure of our character," said the Rev.
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"One thing is clear: We will stand in the field against the terrorists," he told Reuters.
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He has somewhere to be and he will not let Rory Gilmore stand in his way.
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Sánchez's protruding surfaces stand in contrast to the subtle planar shifts of Julio Suárez's austere monochromes.
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For some reason unbeknownst to us, this little boy decided to stand in an overgrown field.
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Big political obstacles and economic uncertainties stand in the way of the outcome Trump is predicting.
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We had to stand in a long line, and they told me my passport was forged.
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Or, in other words, even people paying $3,000 a ticket sometimes have to stand in line.
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I grab snacks from the stand in the subway station to hold me over until dinner.
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Get to the airport hours early, just to stand in line with other sleep-deprived travelers.
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The test runs started weeks ago with a stand-in who matched Will's height and weight.
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Or they stand in line at trickling hillside springs to fill up empty jugs for free.
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Young men with gasoline cans would stand in line at gas stations and wait their turn.
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Little seems to stand in the way of the economy finishing 2018 out on solid footing.
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Take a cold shower, grab a popsicle or stand in front of a large fan, maybe.
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Cassie can stand in one place, it has ankles, it can actually balance, whereas Atrias couldn't.
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He becomes their stand-in, acting upon this group's desire for revenge against their perceived foes.
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There were tons of seats open and he still chose to stand in front of me.
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Major figures stand in for the local worlds they navigated, where other homes for art emerge.
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Today I wear red as I stand in solidarity with my sisters all over the world!
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Everyone's favorite phallic stand-in has been the star of many a misguided sext for years.
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I stand in support with Christine Blasey Ford and anyone else who so fearlessly comes forward.
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Masks and puppets stand in for people and animals, but also character traits, spirits and ancestors.
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He once went ballistic when the curtains for Nixon to stand in front of were turquoise.
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" She described the race as "really a test of where leaders will stand in Los Angeles.
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Or watch a theatre show without the need to stand in line at the box office.
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Amadou was one of 15 candidates approved by the constitutional court to stand in presidential elections.
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"I can stand in front of God and say I honestly tried everything," she said tearfully.
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Mr. Bush's stand-in flings bits of dirt with a conspicuously limp, left-handed wrist snap.
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In it, Wahlberg is the mostly useless ensemble member — a stand-in for you and me.
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Did Mika (Alyssa Diaz) really stand in the lobby of Felix's hotel, swaying aimlessly with grief?
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But learning to do a ballroom dance and stand in frame is a completely different thing.
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Bowe Bergdahl's parents stand in the Rose Garden with President Obama when Bergdahl's release was announced.
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It appears to be making a stand in the town of al-Ayadiya, outside Tal Afar.
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But Renner wouldn't stand in the way if that's the career path she wanted to pursue.
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As I would stand in line to get my food, I'd sometimes look around the hall.
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I'd tapped my wife to stand in as my proxy because of our obvious hirsute differences.
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Police stand in hailstones to watch over demolitions in the "Jungle" migrant camp in Calais, France.
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"When you stand in front of cave paintings, it doesn't matter who made it," Hoffmann says.
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He encouraged Oscar attendees to wear rainbow-colored ribbons to stand in solidarity with the movement.
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Trump's comments stand in stark contrast to how the US military has described the air campaign.
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Read on for the true tale of a woman who let nothing stand in her way.
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For this reason, we ask that GKIDS, Variety & Annecy take a stand in support of women.
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Now he&aposs back again working as what looks like a stand-in for President Trump.
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So it was the lowly Nets who had to stand in and absorb the immediate payback.
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Myriad problems stand in the way, many of which the government is taking steps to fix.
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The man who would stand in for him, another Arizona Republican, had taken the direct flight.
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Their jail terms mean they will not be allowed to stand in elections for five years.
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However, consumer privacy concerns and regulatory barriers could stand in the way of Facebook's crypto endeavor.
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It's also a nice stand-in while we wait for Black Mirror season four to premiere.
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The new islands stand in close proximity to islands occupied by Vietnam, the Philippines and Taiwan.
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In the clip, Jason and Ashley stand in front of friends with a giant black balloon.
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Possum Springs is a clear stand-in for the abandoned steel/coal towns of southeastern Pennsylvania.
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The school district will not stand in the way of our students peacefully expressing their concerns.
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We stand in solidarity with all artists who make a similar decision in the coming months.
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Every time a motion came from International Art Center, the stand-in directors had to sign.
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Kabila is ineligible to stand in Congo's next election in November after serving two elected terms.
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Also, contact your mayor and tell them you stand in solidarity with immigrants in your city.
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Suddenly the way Captain America: Civil War let punching stand in for talking makes more sense.
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Episode three isn't about Gus and Mickey — it's about where they stand in their own lives.
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It's really just a reminder to stand in your truth, be beautifully flawed, and own it.
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Rather, we should remove obsolete or duplicative regulations that stand in the way of startup growth.
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It's sort of this stand-in for the concept of evil, that's my take on it.
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Instead, it looks like these have been fitted with fake logos and nondescript, stand-in grilles.
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Ireland, though, said it would not stand in the way if Britain made such a request.
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It's crucial to stand in solidarity with those who are dealing with marginalization within our society.
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The "goats" here stand in for the selfish, cold, and uncaring people who defied God's word.
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Senator (later Chancellor, later Emperor) Palpatine is the ideal stand-in for our fears about Trump.
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He — or his wax figure stand-in; we are not sure — had a great time anyway.
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But Laufer's never really been the type to let rules and regulations stand in his way.
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"The celebrities become a stand-in for a point of view or position," Luft tells Broadly.
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Ever since the Clinton administration, the sitting president's robotic stand-in has had a speaking role.
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Danielle Trofe designed the vertical planters that stand in front of the windows in her studio.
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So take these stand-in Valentine GIFs and share them with those in need of one.
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I have three younger siblings, and I'm often the therapist stand-in for friends and coworkers.
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And they hamper innovation by discouraging investment and stand in the way of cures for patients.
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Having the fates stand in for everyone affected by death is part of a conscious strategy.
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Some livestreamers on Amazon-owned Twitch are going dark to stand in solidarity with these protesters.
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Cristina is the first member of the Spanish royal family ever to stand in a dock.
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First, Verizon is stating directly that it will not "stand in the way" of Google's updates.
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In one, a couple of scientists stand in front of an enormous whiteboard covered in equations.
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When Marnie arrives at the fireworks stand in early July, she is initially unrecognized by Alice.
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Sometimes he would stand in front of the house of a kid he'd come to know.
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He asked Lucas Duda to stand in the on-deck circle as Cespedes bided his time.
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In November, one of the company's engines caught fire on a test stand in McGregor, Texas.
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Trump may finally have the cabinet that he wants: One that won't stand in his way.
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The tax cuts signed by Trump stand in stark contrast to the tax increases under Obama.
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Some are composites; others, like Hugh Moreland, a stand-in for Constant Lambert, are barely disguised.
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"To have the government take a stand in favor of discrimination is deeply upsetting, " Strangio said.
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As an alternative, Modsy can find a similar item to stand-in from their curated catalog.
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Hundreds of voters stand in line for hours this morning at this SW Atlanta polling place.
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People young and old, black, white, Latino, were taking a stand in Dallas on Thursday night.
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The president's comments stand in stark contrast to his "locked and loaded" comments the day before.
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Instead, Watergate became a stand-in for scandal, its last syllable endlessly tagged to nefarious acts.
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It has left U.S.A. Cycling officials to wonder just where they stand in the sport's structure.
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The Green Party did not stand in 2017 but received 3% of the vote in 2015.
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And I guess that is the crux of taking a big stand in a small community.
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Cristina was the first member of the Spanish royal family ever to stand in a dock.
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Urdangarin and Cristina, the first Spanish royal to stand in the dock, have denied any wrongdoing.
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"I made a mistake," Gates testified in his second day on the stand in Manafort's trial.
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But if Spears is looking for a stand-in, she may want to call Anne Hathaway.
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Inside its gates, weatherworn headstones — some dating from the 1680s — stand in the shadows of skyscrapers.
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In other words, the dinoflagellates on my night stand in New York had severe jet lag.
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The public cannot afford to let political partiality stand in the way of serious reform efforts.
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"If you let the Democratic argument stand in a vacuum, that's when you get in trouble."
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Or is the idealistic yet stubborn Secretary of State Catherine Durant a stand-in for Hillary?
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If they happen to stand in front of me, I am going to take a picture.
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That's because the electricity from a vibrator can act as a stand-in for another person.
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It is content to stand in the enormous shadow cast by Octavia Butler and her work.
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We'd walk in, stand in the lobby and start singing at the top of our voices.
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Barry Switzer, the former Oklahoma football coach and Jimmy Johnson's stand-in with the Dallas Cowboys.
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What can black people do to stand in further solidarity between First Nations people and ourselves?
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Stand in the blazing sun as assistants instruct them to move from one line to another.
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Hardly. In his glory days, Teo ran a taco stand in the Candelaria de los Patos.
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Chief Executive David Thomas will stand in for Cooper until a successor can be found. bit.
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"They'll all stand in a line and then we'll walk to the restroom," the employee said.
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"I think it's a huge wave that our parents can't stand in front of," Rafaa said.
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Right-wing politicians and commentators began to use Europe as a stand-in for American liberals.
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Anything salty and briny can stand in for the olives — capers and canned tuna, for example.
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The solo cellist is the stand-in for the viewer and moves through this orchestral landscape.
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Where do you stand in terms of coming up with that plan or implementing with one?
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Men stand in a field in Songchon County that was damaged by flooding in July 2012.
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Here's a tale of innovation and why it's hard to stand in the way of progress.
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But Elon Musk's planned site for SpaceX, his private rocket company, could stand in the way.
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She said they have assured her they would not stand in the way of her plans.
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Nature becomes a secular stand-in for God, and the word 'natural' a synonym for 'holy.
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Her beliefs stand in stark contrast to those of many other negroes, including her own children.
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Here's a tale of innovation, of why it's hard to stand in the way of progress.
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I want to go back to Washington and stand in the middle — where most Americans stand.
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I stand in line behind a man with thick gray hair and stylishly cuffed dark jeans.
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Now I have to go stand in the cold to sell honey at a farmers market.
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Whatever I do, I won't let my epilepsy stand in the way of my travel plans.
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My stint as Hadad's stand-in looked like it was going to be a short one.
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The longer the party waits, the less time it will have to promote a stand-in.
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Saxelby Cheesemongers will continue to run a stand in the Chelsea Local section of Chelsea Market.
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You mostly still stand in a line to check in, and sometimes even to check out.
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And to have the Chancellor of Germany, Angela Merkel, stand in "solidarity" with those targeted women.
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They're taking a stand in the sense of like, don't mess with our business, Mr. President.
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People visit historical sites to stand in the actual place where actual people undertook actual actions.
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McDonald's, Dunkin' Brands Group Inc and Starbucks Corp stand in the crosshairs - and are fighting back.
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We insert hardware into cracks, clip nylon stirrups to that hardware and stand in the stirrups.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden is making what could be his last stand in South Carolina.
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Smartly attired doormen stand in front of the entrance underneath a regal black-and-gold canopy.
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In using things to stand in for human lives, Kiefer's photographs too often elide the human.
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The Democrats stand in our way - they want people to pour into our country unchecked....CRIME!
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Someone said, 'It'd be cool if we could stand in our greenroom and spin some vinyl.
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It was tall enough for David, who is six-foot, two-inches tall, to stand in.
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But it seems he would prefer to make a last stand in liberal-dominated Durham County.
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The video even features Kristen Bell (who voices Anna) as the stand-in for her character.
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Cabinet officials typically replace the president at high-level sessions when a stand-in is needed.
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All three people stand in a straight line and are told to jump in the air.
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Here is his tweet: His message isn't consistent with where things stand in global currency markets.
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When Ellington was ill, he would designate Mr. Kerr as his stand-in on the piano.
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Black Panther Party members stand in protest outside a New York City courthouse, April 11, 1969.
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They stand in a semicircle facing me now, hands clasped over their groins, casually yet formally.
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Unlike with Bush and Obama, there is greater confidence that Trump wouldn't stand in the way.
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The loiterers have vanished, and the officers stand in the parking lot for about 10 minutes.
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Other things stand in the way of securing trade deals with Europe or the United States.
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A few days later, Hungarian police officers also stand in front of the Ehrenwalds&apos door.
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Wolves perceived as agents of wicked intention became a stand in for the pioneers' own wickedness.
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Why the hell stand in line if it's just to vote for more of the same?
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They both are not physically able to even stand in a queue, but they did it.
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MoviePass wanted to stand in the middle and force the industry to bend to its will.
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Expect to hear selections from that album during the group's two-night stand in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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He spoke about how numbers can stand in for their Roman numeral equivalents, or vice versa.
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I consider Donald Trump Jr. to be a barren banana stand in the marketplace of ideas.
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Facebook Elections signs stand in the media area at Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, Thursday, Aug.
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Those who claim to stand in the way of Trump's racist policies give us only speeches.
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This is an underserved group, and we are working to stand in the gap for them.
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Naturally, some fans have speculated that Him is a sort of stand-in for Aronofsky himself.
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Most importantly, Dano seems just as unable to stand in anything but a completely straight stance.
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Officials said Awtar Singh Khalsa, who had planned to stand in October's parliamentary elections, was dead.
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"I want everyone to stand in the fight for the panther," she told me over Facebook.
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Spending hours a day answering emails can stand in the way of getting other things done.
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"This would be a good time to stand in the middle of the road," Beth said.
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The fluidity of their dance moves stand in stark contrast to the crumbling parking lot concrete.
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Somebody had to stand in those emergency rooms getting sprayed with blood to get that footage.
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No Man's Sky isn't a cure, or an adequate stand in for therapy or medical support.
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It’s just too short for most people to stand in front of like most real arcade cabinets, but Arcade 21Up does sell a riser that adds an extra 12 inches to the cabinet if you're tall and determined to stand in front of this thing.
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But, beauty also helps us to become more empathetic: for if we were wrong and now we are less so, then we can stand in radical solidarity with those who stand in opposition to our views, for they too can be unmoored from their given views.
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You fill the kettle and place your mug and cone on the stand in front of it.
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To start, stand in front of the sled with feet staggered, a slight bend in your knees.
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Third Point has mentioned Toler as a potential stand-in for the interim CEO role at Campbell.
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However, proponents argued that Drunk Elephant's C-Firma was a spot-on stand-in for CE Ferulic.
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It also is not clear whether any Senate Republicans could stand in the way of quick passage.
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"I can't understand why any person or any law would stand in-between that kind of love."
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We stand in solidarity with the Jewish community and reject the rhetoric of divisiveness that feeds hatred.
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Start by ditching your low-quality headphones and letting messy webs of wire stand in your way.
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Four to five team members will stand in line with the customers and take orders using iPads.
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You're welcome to walk beside me, but don't stand in front to give me a helping hand.
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All before they stand in front of each other again, taking in the sight of their partner.
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"As a Latino business owner, I stand in solidarity with all of my immigrant staff," he said.
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Ali Larter is taking a stand in support of Planned Parenthood and hopes others will follow suit.
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"Don't let 'loyalty' stand in the way of truth and openness," the billionaire writes in Bridgewater's principles.
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"Cooper was the sweetest little boy," she said on the stand in Brunswick, Georgia, wiping away tears.
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Even with the significant resources at YouTube's disposal, significant challenges stand in the way of Remix's success.
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That usually means 'extra' work (or a background actor or stand in) but Ariel really wanted to.
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And China wasn&apost going to stand in the way because they could not control this guy.
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As the two stand in a short silence, Annalise looks over Wes' shoulder and notices Maggie staring.
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Nasrallah asked listeners around the region to confront the U.S. move and stand in solidarity with Palestinians.
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What does it take to stand in the face of that very real possibility, daily, without folding?
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Lucía's mother kept asking for an abortion but doctors, she said, continued to stand in her way.
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But my husband and I become flustered criminals on the witness stand in a bad courtroom drama.
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These facts will stand in stark contrast to the fiction that Trump and his squad are circulating.
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But we stand in life at midnight; we are always on the threshold of a new dawn.
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Stories, I must admit, that I was willing to stand in the sun and dirt to hear.
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Mazi offers a moschofilero that, at $30 a bottle, is a nice stand-in for pinot grigio.
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The fashion and beauty mogul finally took a stand in October, sharing a creative meme on Instagram.
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Because the Blackbird is essentially a modular stand-in for any car, it can be changed easily.
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The game, though, was ultimately a measure of where the two teams stand in the N.B.A. hierarchy.
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It is because of him that I can stand in front of the mirror naked and smile.
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And she recruited none other than mom Kris Jenner to be her stand-in for the occasion.
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Woks stand in a row beneath a conveyor belt, which automatically delivers the correct ingredients to each.
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Vice presidential nominee Mike Pence was initially announced as Trump's stand-in, but that was scuppered, too.
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But in any case, don't take this as a stand-in for real warfare because it isn't.
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That hasn't been a problem for the entrepreneurs at the Jack's Marketplace stand in the shopping mall.
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You did and still do stand in stark contrast to a certain kind of British lad culture.
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Max was okay, but she felt like a bit of a stand-in until Eleven got back.
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It's basically like a stand-in for prom, which most of these teen dynamos haven't yet experienced.
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It was after 9/11, which brought American friends all over the globe to stand in unity.
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They stand in a tradition stretching back to the 1960s, when pan-Africanism was at its peak.
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It's more a stand-in for that guy you shouldn't fall in love with what you do.
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The other factor that could stand in the way of a stronger yen is the Federal Reserve.
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This tiny act of window rebellion is a stand-in for the larger themes of the film.
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Authorities allege the group then forced Reyes Rivas to stand in the frigid waters of a river.
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SK Gaming played with a stand-in for Fer in the first few weeks of the season.
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And bringing in an actress to stand in one scene and clap was exactly the right move.
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We're told the stand-in was also rocking an afro wig and fitted in a fat suit.
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When they couldn't get permission for Juarez, they turned to Mexico City as a Juarez stand-in.
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But once you stand in front of BMW's Art Cars, you just can't help but feel inspired.
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The question is whether the bridge can still stand in the absence of its Obama-sized pier.
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Battlegrounds shows how developer Avalanche Softwar will use playset expansions to stand in for a proper sequel.
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Apart from the fact that she just exudes coolness, Richie doesn't let anything stand in her way.
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Tesla's Powerpack 2 storage arrays stand in long rows next to the field of sun-soaking panels.
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In the West Bank, a British jail and military buildings still stand in Al-Jiftlik, near Jericho.
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Twist joined Fnatic's Counter-Strike roster in August with Godsent teammate Lekr0 and Fnatic stand-in Wenton.
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Catholics for Choice asked Francis, Latin America's first pope, to "really stand in solidarity with the poor".
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Now guaranteed a top 3 finish, only one team would stand in its way: the powerhouse PSG.LGD.
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But they prove that when you crave the Castle, nothing is going to stand in your way.
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They assured me they would not stand in the way of our re-engagement with the bureau.
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