You start shooting, backing away, your heart in your throat.
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When those guns start shooting, they tend to do things.
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So if customers start shooting at DRU, it's probably prepared.
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Now officers go in alone or in pairs and start shooting?
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Do people want us to start shooting at a NATO member?
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For all the bluster, no one seems eager to start shooting.
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So I actually had to stop rehearsals and just start shooting.
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She will start shooting the sixth and final season in October.
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We just wanted to pick up our cameras and start shooting.
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To grab a bunch of guns and start shooting, of course.
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Then he stepped behind the three-point line to start shooting.
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They pull right alongside and start shooting, at least 15 shots.
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We hope to start shooting that in six or seven weeks.
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The SQ6 was also the easiest to turn on and start shooting.
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And this administration looks minded to start shooting first and talk later.
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An "alt-right" activist said recently that people should start shooting journalists.
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Then they'll start shooting again, so we'll go back in the store.
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I start shooting B-roll, and I see Fox News over there.
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"Once I start shooting, I stop feeling anything," she told me between poses.
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They said she wouldn't give it up and next thing they start shooting.
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How soon after that did you start shooting for the big fashion magazines?
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Obviously I'm coming to Australia and when I come back, we start shooting.
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Abandon our only stalwart allies, or start shooting more Syrians or NATO allies?
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They kept asking us who we called over to start shooting at them.
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Miranda will start shooting a "Mary Poppins" sequel with actress Emily Blunt next year.
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And [I said] the guy who took the picture, Robert Markowitz, 'Dude, start shooting!
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You pair off, wait for the clock to wind down and then start shooting.
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So, will someone start shooting milk with an electron gun to make it safer?
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We start shooting [the Clint Eastwood-directed] A Star Is Born later this year.
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All they want to do is steal my phone and start shooting and flossing.
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I was approached for this in 2015 and we didn't start shooting until 2017.
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After a short time swimming I put together my camera rig and start shooting.
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Presumably, that means that Linklater will start shooting the ending first, while everyone's young.
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Just like on the boardwalk today, someone could jump out and just start shooting.
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" I said, "George, aren't you supposed to start shooting in two weeks, in Australia?
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"You have two guys come in, start shooting, people are just running," he said.
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"No policeman could come to Robben Island and start shooting at us," he said.
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What happens when people are so divided that they have to start shooting each other?
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"Maybe it would be harder to just go out there and start shooting," she said.
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Season 6, which will start shooting in a few weeks, will consist of 14 episodes.
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We're also about to start shooting a documentary on Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff in New York.
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"If I start shooting 77-plus every round then obviously I'll be gone," she said.
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So when you start shooting people at the border I want you to call me.
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But despite being the No. 2 overall pick, he's off to a slow start, shooting .
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The actor said that he has about three weeks before they start shooting the film.
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So before you heed the haters and start shooting like all the normies -- "Try Kevin first."
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Plus, we work fast—we don't write scripts—so it was easy to start shooting immediately.
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As Bateman noted, the hope is to start shooting new episodes as early as this summer.
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As the cast prepares to start shooting again, Eubanks is hoping for a less volatile season.
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When they start shooting the new season ... Seann William Scott will take over as Murtaugh's partner.
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He wanted to Uber to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, unload his guns, and start shooting.
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This doesn't mean Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey should start shooting Bambi near the Meadowlands.
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It's expected to start shooting sometime this summer, with S.J. Clarkson (Defenders, Jessica Jones) set to direct.
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The series, which is yet to receive a debut date, is set to start shooting this spring.
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Once the game is fired up, start driving, start shooting and start praying because this isn't safe.
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Justice League: Part One is expected to start shooting in April, with the release set for Nov.
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"Aquaman" doesn't start shooting until the end of May, but Jason looks ready to go right now.
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So make sure your Android is running on the 4.4 update and start shooting off those selfies.
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The end result should be letting people get out of the menu and start shooting much quicker.
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VICE: You ended up at art school as a teenager but when did you start shooting photographs?
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AMC plans to start shooting the new show this summer with a premiere slated for next year.
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It's just the images that will make or break you so forget the networking, and start shooting!
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"I need to see more information before I start shooting him up with stuff," Mr. Abdullah said.
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However, the untitled "Spider-Man 3" is rumored to start shooting in summer 2020 according to ScreenRant.
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Residents questioned why rebels inside eastern Aleppo would start shooting again when they were about to escape.
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Finally the crowd starts filling up enough for me to get some good pictures, so I start shooting.
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She begged me to start shooting again and to put my work out there for all to see.
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No. I mean, we start shooting our next block this week, and I got the script [last week].
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There are still sections of the game where you'll have to pull out your guns and start shooting.
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But after a hot start shooting the ball, Orlando's defense has become one of the league's 10 worst.
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Despite the win, Sacramento got off to a poor start, shooting just 25.9 percent in the first quarter.
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This older white guy comes in and we start shooting the shit, and we start talking about basketball.
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Originally from the suburbs of Atlanta, Mitchell got his start shooting music videos while still in high school.
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Berry Wilmore, the first astronaut to start shooting for "A Beautiful Planet", described the experience as nearly life-changing.
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If Turkish troops start shooting at YPG fighters in those areas, American soldiers could end up in the crossfire.
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First, the stars of "John Wick" had to learn some basics before they could start shooting like international assassins.
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"It fits the definition of an act of war, but it doesn't mean you start shooting over it," McCain said.
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I can be at my most jaded and exhausted and then we start shooting and I go into my zone.
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Sometimes you know your castmates before you start shooting a new movie, and sometimes you become friends along the way.
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Allegedly stars like Brad Pitt and Jennifer Lawrence have already been approached, and Tarantino hopes to start shooting next summer.
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She said there was "no reason" for the officer, later identified as St. Anthony officer Jeronimo Yanez, to start shooting.
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But what happens when our fragile agreement with authority dissolves, and those meant to keep the peace start shooting back?
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The film is expected to start shooting next spring with studio backing from Paramount, on track for a 2017 opening.
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In a new interview with Collider he has revealed that they will start shooting the film in May this year.
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You've got a new movie coming up that you start shooting soon and you're not just acting in this one.
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He spoke to lawyers and producers, and he says he realized they could start shooting in eight or nine days.
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The actress is set to start shooting new film Four Good Days in Los Angeles next week, according to Deadline.
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I love doing it, and the boys are coming back and they're loving the scripts, and we start shooting in March.
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Plans were in place to start shooting the 10-episode debut season by the end of the first half of 2016.
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THR says Sony wants to start shooting this fall, with former Sony pictures head Amy Pascal as one of the producers.
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When the lens is selected in the app, Cuphead and Mugman appear and start shooting when a person enters the frame.
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"I put weight on and then lose it again before we start shooting," he told Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show.
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"I flew to Atlanta to start shooting, had no idea what I was doing," she told Jimmy Fallon of filming Endgame.
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An unknown caller said that if the film continued to play, someone inside the theater would start shooting, the spokesperson said.
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"Whenever I see gun-free zones, that's a flag for the wackos to come in and start shooting people," he said.
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Some staffers however, have returned to the office to start shooting interviews and segments for new broadcasts in the fall season.
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What if you become sad or angry, and to feel better, you pull out your guns, and start shooting innocent people?
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Matranga says the facial recognition system could help him move against a potential shooter more quickly—perhaps before they start shooting.
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You take a compressor and mix it with a potato gun and you start shooting cocaine or marijuana ... over the border.
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By inventing its own virtual reality camera from scratch and open sourcing it so people can build their own and start shooting.
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The X-T2 largely feels similar to the camera it succeeds, but start shooting and that's where the deepest improvements become obvious.
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When the son hesitated, a soldier threatened to start shooting after a count to four, and then shoved him in the back.
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"You got some Sons of Confederate Veterans members that would start shooting tomorrow," said Jake Jennette, 79, a reenactor portraying General Lee.
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"I'm going to have to dye it again soon," said Mr. Momoa, who will start shooting his own superhero spinoff this spring.
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After the ceremony, Kang said he wanted to get his rifle and go to downtown Honolulu and Waikiki strip and start shooting.
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The United States shot down a Russian plane in Syrian airspace on Sunday, leading to Russian threats to start shooting American planes.
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Everything else snowballed over the years, and I kept adding new elements to the act—like making the bagpipes start shooting fire.
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You realize just how much the very wide angle standard lens limits your creative choices once you start shooting more with the telephoto.
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From that moment, we bought a bunch of cameras and gave them to our employees around the world and had them start shooting.
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The as-of-yet untitled film will be directed by Todd Phillips (The Hangover, War Dogs), and will reportedly start shooting this September.
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"Now we have reached another village, but we don't know when they will start shooting and setting fire to our village," he says.
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Disney hasn't confirmed when The Little Mermaid will start shooting or come out, but the team around the film is beginning to form.
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A new six-episode Hulu anthology starring Lea Michele and iZombie's Robert Buckley is about to start shooting, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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What started as a simple E became a narrative character — prepared for a fight, ready to peel off the page and start shooting.
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We were going to start shooting next year, but Donald's schedule is really full, so we don't know really when things are happening.
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You made it, and maybe you took it to win the game, but that doesn't mean we should all start shooting from halfcourt.
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After a hot start shooting, the Patriots finished just 7 of 23 from 3-point range, unable to mount a second-half run.
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The video shows the troops surrounding a hut where a suspect is hiding and then start shooting at him as he ran out.
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He has had a slow start shooting the ball, but he is sharing it well — averaging a career-high 6.7 assists per game.
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But even without a full takeover, members of the military could—as they did in Spain—go kinda nuts and start shooting each other.
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"We did witness a man in a mask come out of the gangway and start shooting while everyone was outside," Williams told the station.
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Knowing that Spectacles could start shooting with a quick touch, even with the warning light, could make people uncomfortable being around anyone wearing them.
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But even if you don't, the A6300 looks like it would make a great option for someone looking to start shooting with mirrorless cameras.
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Johnson's Instagram post nails down a few of those details: the movie will start shooting this fall, and it's being directed by Jake Kasdan.
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Already there are a number of sub-$1,000 cameras that consumers can buy to start shooting, but their video quality is usually quite poor.
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As they leave the toilets and start shooting, the camera stays put, resisting the temptation to pursue them and see what havoc they wreak.
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After the ceremony, Kang told the agents he was ready to take his rifle to downtown Honolulu and start shooting, whereupon he was arrested.
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"We're shooting all the arrows before we even need to start shooting," said Steven Rosenthal, a senior fellow at the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center.
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But was his hero "ever going to take to the hills and start shooting," Coetzee worried in his notes as he wrote the book.
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These animals go in, they start shooting, one, two, three, 130 people with many people horribly wounded, horribly wounded right now in the hospital.
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One day, when I was ready to start shooting the series, we made a few mood boards of different ways the concept could be executed.
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But while a sequel is off the table, the network will start shooting a prequel pilot in June, the first of three prequels in development.
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"I just seen two people walk by, I looked outside, next thing I know they just ran in and just start shooting," the man says.
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I reel myself to a nearby rooftop, spin around, look for the punk that just blew up my robot—there he is—and start shooting.
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" He continues: "I don't carry an AR but once we start shooting you f—ers you aren't going to pop off like you do now.
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In June, they expect to start shooting the first segment of a new series in locations such as Colombia, South Africa, Brazil, Mexico and Bali.
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"I've had other books optioned before, and other authors have said, 'Never get too excited until the day they start shooting,'" she said by telephone.
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The moment both sides have to keep these two hotheads from going after each other, it's clear someone is going to start shooting, and soon.
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Because while its films may have spent almost a decade stuck firmly on the ground, it's time for Marvel's heroes to start shooting for the stars.
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"But for design meetings or photo shoots or when I start shooting revenge boy again it's not really a place for her to be," she explained.
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Adorama and B&H are including a bag and other goodies so you'll be ready to start shooting as soon as the battery is fully charged.
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Cinematography Master Class: Start Shooting Better Video Now Led by an experienced Hollywood cinematographer, this training package will get you to grips with capturing powerful images.
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Mostly forged on Vine, these stars, like Lele Pons, King Bach, DeStorm Power, Logan and Jake Paul and Amanda Cerny might now start shooting Mindie videos.
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It's so gross looking because they just start shooting off in every direction, and absolutely frightening because it's, like, the scariest nightmare happening in real life.
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It's unclear how he died, or what motivated him to start shooting in the direction of restaurants and crowds of people lining Danforth Avenue, near Logan.
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I'm just cool with it when it's a fair fight—not when there's some dude who wants go around and start shooting cops in the head.
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So you start shooting homes, and then you add models to make it more vibrant, and very soon you want to turn it into a story.
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"But for design meetings or photo shoots or when I start shooting revenge body again it's not really a place for her to be," she explained.
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A MediaPro spokeswoman said that the untitled project is scheduled to start shooting in July in northern Basque Country, and that the cast was being assembled.
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Once the cameras are set up, the crew start shooting 28 minutes before the hour-long pregame show, and then stop ... well, whenever the game ends.
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The question of what inspires a man—it's almost always a man—to pick up a gun and start shooting will always carry a morbid fascination.
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The second you start shooting innocents you become marked as a target to everyone within spitting distance, but hey, it's all about risk and reward, right?
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Per Deadline: HBO has green-lit the series for eight episodes and is set to start shooting this summer in Wales, with Dunham directing the pilot.
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"I'd suggest homeowners use professional removal services rather than having people go out and start shooting like it's the wild, wild West," Wasilewski told the Post.
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The film is supposedly set to start shooting in New Mexico this month under the working title Greenbriar, with production scheduled from mid-November through early 2019.
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The straight-to-series order means that the show will skip over the standard pilot process and instead start shooting a full, ten-episode season right away.
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You start shooting, and you've got enough film in the can, people don't want to say, 'Oh, well, let's fire this kid and start all over again.
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But there are lots of little things that you should know if you're planning to pick up and start shooting with an S8 today or anytime soon.
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"Our job is to find a way to get him the puck in areas, and he's got to start shooting," Tampa Bay coach Jon Cooper told reporters.
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Best of all, it has a Still Motion Capture feature, which means that it won't start shooting unless you or your group are all in the frame.
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The TV series will follow a young Gunslinger Sony and MRC are working on a full 10-13 episode run, with plans to start shooting next year.
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Venom will be followed by Silver & Black, a Silver Sable / Black Cat team-up to start shooting under director Gina Prince-Bythewood (Beyond the Lights) this fall.
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Although by the time of her death, in 220, she hadn't reached her goal, she had made an impressive start, shooting the interiors of 2300,2000 rural homes.
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There's no equivalent to a playoff beard or...I think it's always bad if you kill a gypsy before you start shooting, you know what I mean?
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" And sometimes he would slip into lamentation: "The streets raised me crazy, now I'm immune to it / So when they start shooting, we don't stop the music.
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With "Batman," if I'd done it a few years ago, I would have been incredibly nervous, but I've still got a few months before we start shooting.
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"We start shooting, I understand, in the middle of May and I think it's going to be pretty much 50-50 between Edinburgh and Glasgow," said Carlyle.
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We will have written six of the 12 episodes before we start shooting and we will know the story of the second half of the season, too.
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Asghari, 24, was cast in the singer's "Slumber Party" music video only hours before it was set to start shooting, despite most castings taking place weeks in advance.
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"It would be pretty easy for him to just start shooting in there and hitting people — 'cause you couldn't miss, we were so tightly packed together," Brooks says.
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Besides the huge box office haul, the next Justice League movie is supposed to start shooting in April for a November 2017 release, with Snyder at the helm.
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"We're about to start shooting one so as soon as we've finished that bit and shot another five, and then given them all a good polish," they wrote.
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Boston College got off to a cold start, shooting 26.7 percent from the field in the first half, including 23.5 percent (4 of 46) from 3-point range.
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He would look for their human, vulnerable side, set things up, unobtrusively if he had to (his presence, like his voice, was always soft), and then start shooting.
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According to the probable cause statement, Lilly was captured on video retreating to a safe spot before walking back to the front of the bus to start shooting.
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Virginia then stagnated some after its hot start, shooting just 28 percent from the floor on the half and 212 of 23 from behind the 3-point line.
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"On my last audition, I was told to stay in Atlanta because if I got cast, I had to start shooting ["Civil War"] two days later," Holland recalled.
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We start shooting at 8:30, 9:403 in the morning, go till 7:00, do it for two-and-a-half or two weeks and then that's it.
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Cole said he would enter the classroom and say, "when the pencil hits the floor I'm going to start shooting," after which he would drop pencils during the class.
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But Texas A&M was unable to sustain its hot start, shooting just 40 percent from the field and 18.2 percent from 3-point range in the second half.
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Or they start shooting at them with a small force to goad the defenders into using up their ammunition firing back, leaving them helpless when the main attack begins.
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In cases where they aren't shooting the lights out and don't have the upper hand, they plod along and keep it close until they can start shooting well again.
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As we reported ... someone called the NeueHouse just 20 minutes into the screening, and warned someone in the audience would start shooting up the place if the program continued.
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All variables point to war," the Pentagon official told me, adding that Trump's "two top advisers are ready to start shooting and we in the department don't have leadership.
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The way that jokes appear in these movies is that they're written about a year before they start shooting, and if they're not stale by then, they're almost dead.
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At $150, it's Moment's most expensive lens, but it's also one of the cheapest ways to start shooting anamorphic, a format that usually requires pricey lenses for high-end cameras.
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We started a campaign, and by the end of its first week, we made about half of the money we needed, and I was able to start shooting right away.
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Thanks to cheeky instruction manual inspired by Ikea's manuals, you can learn how to buy the parts, assemble the camera, load the image-stitching software, and start shooting 360 content.
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I half expected someone to start shooting a movie about a hip, sunny editor in chief trying to balance life and love and bags of freebies in the big city.
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Maybe. But the project was set to start shooting soon, and McCarthy could dive in, writing and directing on what would become one of the streaming giant's most popular series.
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Once they had gotten the lay of the land, measured everything out, and made sure every actor knew their lines and hit their marks, it was time to start shooting.
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"And besides, how the hell do the police know his past when they arrive on a scene and start shooting," another reader, Elizabeth Anderson, wrote on The Times's Facebook page.
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When the production company arrived to start shooting, it was clear the job description of location manager was just as ad-lib as scouting with the advance man had been.
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But you probably don't need to mess with most of these features if you want to take good photos with the Note 8; just open the camera app and start shooting.
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Her new film, Wonder, co-starring Jacob Tremblay comes out later this month, and next year she'll start shooting a new Amazon TV series, Homecoming, based on the psychological thriller podcast.
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We get all the scripts for the season more than a year before we start shooting anything, and that's vastly helpful, because it allows for huge savings in the physical production.
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A single button on top controls both power functions and recording, and the simplicity is nice when you're in the moment and just want to start shooting without worrying about settings.
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These animals go in, they start shooting, one, two, three, 299 people...If there were bullets going in the other direction, believe me, it would've been a whole different story, folks.
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You can pull out the guns you've collected and start shooting at any time, but it's abundantly clear right from the outset that The Church in the Darkness is no action game.
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He's currently filming his own heist movie, Logan Lucky, in Atlanta, but once he wraps that he'll segue to Ocean's Eight, which is slated to start shooting in October in New York.
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" Allen will start shooting a new film in Spain in July backed by Mediapro, a Barcelona firm that has financed several of his films, including "Vicky Cristina Barcelona" and "Midnight in Paris.
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On Wednesday, Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter revealed that the long-rumored third Bill & Ted movie will actually, finally, officially start shooting this summer—and the thing already has a release date.
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I'm given 1 hour in the morning to get ready before we start shooting and I use 15 minutes to do my hair and makeup and the other 45 minutes to work out.
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Wildside, the Italian production company behind the HBO's The Young Pope and My Brilliant Friend, reportedly plan to start shooting a TV drama series about the life of the Hollywood actress in 2020.
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"At the end of the day if someone wants to walk in my store with an AK-47 and start shooting there's nothing I can do about it," a Connecticut Walmart employee said.
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He and his team had spent four years working on their stranger-than-fiction documentary, about triplets separated at birth and reunited 19 years later, and they were finally ready to start shooting.
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The Punisher star was about to start shooting the Ryan Gosling-helmed drama First Man as Dave Scott, a part that ultimately went to Christopher Abbott, he told Men's Health in a new profile.
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" Trump also used the interview to slam areas where guns are prohibited or restricted, saying, "Whenever I see gun-free zone, that's a flag for the whackos to come in and start shooting people.
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"If the Brits start shooting and try to divide and conquer and try to pay the easterners, it could get ugly," a second senior EU official said of efforts to hold the EU27 together.
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With the premiere last weekend of "Lucy in the Sky," Hawley added feature-film director to his résumé, just in time to start shooting Season 4 of "Fargo" in Chicago about two weeks later.
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As Mr. Goldberger left the synagogue, Mr. Rapaport said, he saw what he believed to be two men, who were holding long rifles, get out of a U-Haul truck and start shooting immediately.
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I just feel like it&aposs a little risky because you know, the Russians might go out there and start shooting lasers and the aliens might come out there and start trying to take over.
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Once you cross that transition, it's just a matter of time and it's inevitable that your organization is going to harden and become rigid and you'll start shooting down those same ideas that you embraced.
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Yesterday, HBO announced that season seven of Thrones is about to start shooting, but that fans won't be getting their show back until late next summer—meaning this will be a longer break than usual.
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It also failed to notice the perpetrator setting up surveillance outside of his room, and didn't respond quickly enough after he broke the windows in his hotel room to start shooting, according to the lawsuit.
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Likely that the Thrones fam is coming together to start shooting again soon, which is good news for us, since the latest reports indicate that we likely won't get a Season 8 until 2019 (ALSO SOB).
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Sixteen, 17 we start shooting, doing drive-bys and shit, stealing our grandmothers' guns, stealing guns from breaking in houses and shit, but at the time I was writing and I was rapping about this shit.
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Why it's so hard for victims of police abuse to sue and win Why it's so hard for victims of police abuse to sue and win Latasha had no idea the cops would just start shooting.
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Sports Briefing | Golf The Honolulu-based Haru Nomura of Japan won her first L.P.G.A. tournament in her 72nd start, shooting a closing seven-under-par 65 to win the Women's Australian Open by three strokes in Adelaide.
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Just touch the power button to turn the thing on, press the mode button on the side to select photo or video and then slam on the big button in front when you want to start shooting.
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Los Angeles Lakers 220 - San Antonio Spurs 102 LeBron James scored 19 of his 36 points in the fourth quarter as host Los Angeles overcame a slow start shooting from the field and cruised past San Antonio.
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They hold casting sessions, buy camera equipment (Wiseau's insisted the film be shot in both 35mm and HD, even way back in 2003, much to the delight of the equipment sales reps), crew up, and start shooting.
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The aerial video shows concertgoers at the back of Boosie's show in Gardena Friday night -- and right in the middle of the crowd you see a man in a blue jacket raise his arm to start shooting.
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LeBron James scored 19 of his 36 points in the fourth quarter Tuesday as the Los Angeles Lakers overcame a slow start shooting from the field and cruised to a 129-102 victory over the San Antonio Spurs.
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There's no word on when the movie will start shooting or how long it'll take until the thing hits theaters, but it's at least nice to know that we haven't seen the last of the Soprano family yet.
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Sentsov plans to use his freedom to publish a book and start shooting a film, as well as to champion the rights of Ukrainian prisoners of war and Russian political prisoners, with whom he said he feels solidarity.
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Utah State (8-1, 13-0 Mountain West) got off to a sluggish start, shooting just 2 of 8 from behind the 3-point arc and 4 of 10 from the free-throw line in the first half.
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Utah State (8-1, 1-0 Mountain West) got off to a sluggish start, shooting just 2 of 8 from behind the 3-point arc and 213 of 10 from the free-throw line in the first half.
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Just as you wouldn't start shooting a pistol in the company of several clickers, the player character, Aloy, cannot charge into a field full of aggressive robo-whatevers with just her bow and a healthy slug of courage.
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Apple and Samsung are using software (and dual lenses) to create excellent depth of field effects on their phones, and even big deal directors like Steven Soderbergh and Michel Gondry decided to start shooting with the iPhone this year.
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"You have to fully understand what happened before you start shooting" said Mark Cancian, a defense expert with Center for Strategic and International Studies and a former colonel in the Marines with decades of operational knowledge of naval combat.
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Lindsay Ellis is just about ready to start shooting a video in her personal studio—aka a tiny second-floor room in Ellis' western Los Angeles home—and the 34-year-old writer and YouTube essayist is making some final preparations.
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The horror thriller, which it's been said will have a budget in the $90 million range, is scheduled to start shooting this summer and marks a return to the genre in which Snyder made his name with Dawn of the Dead.
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Burrows, 75, got his start shooting episodes of The Mary Tyler Moore Show and The Bob Newhart Show, but cemented himself in the pages of television history when he co-created Cheers, going on to direct 237 of its 275 episodes.
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The effect is greatly improved by the presence of Motion Detection, which, as advertised, waits until it detects movement in the frame in order to start shooting — after all, a few extra seconds are a lifetime in Super Slow-Mo Land.
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"I don't carry an AR but once we start shooting you f---ers you aren't going to pop off like you do now," Stephens recalled the person saying, apparently responding to a column he wrote defending ABC for firing Roseanne Barr.
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There are too many players in the game, not enough of them have clear personalities, and above all, there's just no good reason for them to start shooting and keep shooting once it becomes clear that everyone's armed, angry, and dangerous.
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But Sharron Angle threatening that if conservatives didn't get the election results that they wanted they would start shooting in order to get the election results that they wanted—that was enough to spook people who might otherwise have supported her. . . .
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Talking to The Norwegian Broadcast Corporation (translated at ScreenRant), he explained that he had to start shooting much too abruptly after some personnel changes took place over his head (something to do with Martin Scorsese moving to the executive producer role).
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" Obama has warned about this "idea of purity" before, cautioning an audience in April about "creating what's called a 'circular firing squad' where you start shooting at your allies because one of them is straying from purity on the issues.
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"Granny's just got to start shooting the puck some more and wanting to attack off the rush and keeping it in a shooting angle getting over the blue line, and he's doing a better job," said interim head coach John Torchetti.
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"So you can't just start shooting anything you want as a hostage target, like a cultural site," Mr. Anderson, who is also advising Pete Buttigieg's Democratic presidential campaign but was not speaking on its behalf, said in an interview on Sunday.
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Peter Jackson, for example, had to start shooting The Hobbit without full storyboards and with a script he wasn't happy with, all because he'd taken over when Guillermo del Toro left the project and the studio wouldn't push the release date back.
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EditorsNote: rewords sixth graf LeBron James scored 19 of his 36 points in the fourth quarter Tuesday as the Los Angeles Lakers overcame a slow start shooting from the field and cruised to a 129-102 victory over the San Antonio Spurs.
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Sony's improved image processor also writes data to your SD card up to 1003 times faster, though if you're shooting RAW the cache maxes out at 30 shots, so you'll have to wait a few seconds before you can start shooting again.
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The former U.S. government intelligence analyst said he believes the day is coming when the U.S. and its allies will have to start shooting down the North's missiles because they will not know whether the missile is a test or an actual attack.
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To get you up to speed: The Book of Henry is the new movie by Safety Not Guaranteed and Jurassic World director Colin Trevorrow, who's about to start shooting (gulp) Star Wars Episode IX. Early trailers signaled a confusing mix of tones.
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After languishing on the bench during most of last season following his transfer from Louisville, senior guard Anton Gill (12.2 points, team-high 14 3-pointers) is off to a torrid offensive start, shooting 51.3 percent from the floor and 56 percent beyond the arc.
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And oftentimes, the period of time from when I say yes to when we start shooting is very short, so there really isn't a ton of time to do any preparation — which is not to say I would do it even if there was time.
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Announced at Disney's D23 event in 2019, the series – which is fully written and will likely start shooting in 2020 – is a bit of a mystery at this point, but we know it picks up eight years after the events of Revenge of the Sith.
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On July 8, 2017, Kang swore an oath of allegiance to Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and told undercover FBI operatives he wanted to get his assault-style rifle, go to downtown Honolulu and the Waikiki strip and start shooting, court records showed.
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With no hesitation, they start shooting at the crowd, even as the protesters start to run, no longer trying to resist — as if the soldiers are just eager to get rid of anyone who disagrees with them, whether they have a reason to harm them or not.
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"You could easily see the march coming down the street they were walking, and saw an opportunity with some high-perched positions, a couple of buildings in the pathway of the marchers, and decided to take the high ground and start shooting right away," Chief Brown said.
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"On any normal day it feels like everyone in the [area of operations] could start shooting at each other but once the Turks and Syrians started firing directly on each other's positions, it became clear that allowing potentially hostile forces freedom of movement could further complicate things," they said.
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Sandy Hook Promise is a nonprofit led by family members of victims of the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, the horrific massacre that has come to represent one of the most primal fears in America today: that someone could come to your child's school with a gun and start shooting.
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Because let's say I'm in Westworld and John's in Westworld, and I'm going to be sadistic and just start shooting people up, but he's there to actually go on an adventure, and he wants to talk to the old prospector, or he wants to talk to somebody who's going to send him on an adventure, and I just go ahead and shoot that dude in the head.
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Handing off writing duties would appear to be a good fit for both filmmakers given their current schedules: Tarantino is about to start shooting his next movie, a drama set in Los Angeles around the time of the Charles Manson murders, while Abrams is diving into Star Wars: Episode IX. Tackling an intellectual property like Star Trek would be a marked shift for Tarantino.
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"One of the things I do worry about sometimes among progressives in the United States — maybe it's true here as well — is a certain kind of rigidity where we say, 'Uh, I'm sorry, this is how it's going to be,' and then we start sometimes creating what's called a 'circular firing squad,' where you start shooting at your allies because one of them has strayed from purity on the issues," he said at the time.
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WE'RE ABOUT TO START SHOOTING SEASON 19 IN A COUPLE OF MONTHS AND WE'RE FINISHING UP 18 NOW AND IT'S WHAT WE DO. WE LOVE WORKING TOGETHER AS A FAMILY AND I THINK THAT WE ENJOY SO MUCH ALL THE CREATIVE THINGS WE DO, ALL THE BRANDS WE WORK ON, ALL THE DIFFERENT CATEGORIES WE'RE ABLE TO EXPAND IN. AND I THINK THAT BECAUSE WE ENJOY SUCCESS AT SOME OF THESE THINGS THAT IT REALLY DOES REFLECT ON THE OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS.
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"One of the things I do worry about sometimes among progressives in the United States, maybe it's true here as well, is a certain kind of rigidity where we say, 'Uh, I'm sorry, this is how it's going to be,' and then we start sometimes creating what's called a 'circular firing squad,' where you start shooting at your allies because one of them is straying from purity on the issues," Obama said a town hall in Berlin, Germany, hosted by the Obama Foundation.
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Obama, speaking at a town hall in Germany earlier this month, warned of the dangers of uncompromising ideology for the progressive wing of his party: One of the things I do worry about sometimes among progressives in the United States — maybe it's true here as well — is a certain kind of rigidity where we say, 'Uh, I'm sorry, this is how it's going to be,' and then we start sometimes creating what's called a 'circular firing squad,' where you start shooting at your allies because one of them has strayed from purity on the issues.
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