"We should stiffen up our laws in terms of the death penalty," Trump said.
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Sometimes a dog's body will stiffen up if they feel uncomfortable in your presence.
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It won't get too soft after several hours use or stiffen up in a cold bedroom.
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Walk around the perimeter of your apartment a few times so your legs don't stiffen up.
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I think one thing we should do is stiffen up laws in terms of the death penalty.
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The Coldwater series is made a little extra soft so it doesn't stiffen up in the cooler water.
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When the temperature drops, my cerebral palsy causes my muscles to stiffen up, and it becomes difficult to function.
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I think they should stiffen up laws and I think they should very much bring the death penalty into vogue.
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There is nothing false or contrived about watching Waterson stiffen up and set aside her own pain to ease her daughter's.
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You want to stay loose and limber, you don't want to get cold and stiffen up, especially in the breaks between rounds.
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"I think one thing we should do is we would stiffen up our laws with guns with the death penalty," Trump said.
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The other thing would be to stiffen up the back with screws and metals to stabilize but that has a high risk of complications.
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" Trump said that he believes the US should "stiffen up laws in terms of the death penalty" and said shooters should pay "the ultimate price.
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" The big picture: Earlier Saturday, President Trump called to "stiffen up" death penalty laws and said people who commit such crimes should "pay the ultimate price.
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A dog's body language is very telling, so if the animal begins to stiffen up they may be in the presence of someone or something they don't like.
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Manager Terry Collins said prior to the game that Conforto, whose back began to stiffen up following a doubleheader against the Braves on Saturday, was feeling better but not quite 203 percent.
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It relaxes your driving because a lot of times, even if you have well-bolstered seats and you're coming in to attack a corner, you stiffen up and you brace for the corner.
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It would also be a good idea to add something to stiffen up the brim, as promo art of Cappy depicts a lot of rigidity in that area that most older Mario hat patterns don't account for.
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After the game, he repeated his reservations about Holliday, 37, as a first baseman: his lack of playing time at the position and the tendency of his back to stiffen up after a game in the field.
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During live shows and speaking engagements, he says, he purposefully doesn't acknowledge it when a fan approaches him wearing a pencil mustache in his honor — he likes to see them stiffen up and get squirmy, as if he didn't notice their furry tribute.
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When he went into the dugout, his knee began to stiffen up on him and he left the game.Sullivan, T.R. "'Pen leads Rangers after starter leaves", MLB.com, September 9, 2007. Accessed September 9, 2007.
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He was made a full member of the Economic Policy Committee.Dell 1997, p.136 Soon after his promotion he recorded that he often had to stiffen up Cripps, who was not as tough as his public image would suggest, to make sure he did not make too many concessions in negotiations with colleagues.Dell 1997, p.101 The level of spending on the new NHS was already running far in excess of predictions.Dell 1997, p.
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It has cast aluminum, low friction pistons with oil squirters to keep them cool during heavy-load conditions, a die cast aluminum cam carrier to stiffen up the valve train and reduce NVH, and to increase low end durability, the crankshaft is cast iron and the connecting rods are forged. The block itself is an extra rigid, gray cast iron with a closed deck. The power figures for the 3.2 L Power Stroke are at 3,000 rpm and at 1,500-2,750 rpm. The Euro Duratorq 3.2 makes and of torque.
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Suspension may be provided in the hub of a bicycle wheel. One manufacturer offers 12 mm to 24 mm of travel. In mountain biking the term 'suspension hub' was used in the 90s to describe hubs with oversized axle ends and a thicker axles than were customary at the time. These hubs were designed to stiffen up suspension forks, which were still somewhat of a novelty, by rigidly holding the fork legs in position relative to each other once the wheel was fitted, improving steering response in the fork.
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The base upgrade package used 20-inch wheels, shod with BFG G-Force Comp2 tires and a Panhard suspension bar to stiffen up the chassis. Apart from this, the standard upgrade did not offer much in terms of performance or improved handling. Of course, better tires did provide improved grip while the suspension brace resulted in better cornering. Shelby had done a whole lot to improve the dynamics of the Shelby GT/SC starting with an aluminum driveshaft, employed to deliver power to the rear wheels in order to reduce the overall mass.
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In section C, "" (and if you coldly close yourself to them, they stiffen), Reger uses word painting, by means of downward lines and a final decrescendo for the line erstarren sie bis hinein in das Tiefste (they stiffen, up to the deepest). On the word ' (stiffens), the chorus settles on a dissonant 5-part chord, held for two measures, suddenly fortissimo with a crescendo at the end, then repeated pianissimo, an octave lower, motionless. In great contrast, in "" (The storm of night then grips them), a storm is depicted in dense motion of four parts imitating a theme in triplets.
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Line drying in bright sunlight is commonly suggested to help remove smells from the gi, due to the bacterial killing properties of UV light. Hanging the gi in direct sunlight can damage the integrity of the fabric and reduce its durability, and can also stiffen up fibres in a gi. While most gis sold today are made of a colorfast material, some manufacturers recommend that a darker coloured gi (blue, black, red, etc.) be washed with 2-3 cups of white vinegar the first time that the outfit is laundered. This helps to set the dye in the gi and will minimize fading.
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Instead of holding the colt up for a late run, he took Voltigeur into the lead at the turn into the straight and attempted to win from the front. In the closing stages Voltigeur began to tire and was caught in the last strides by Russborough, despite being hard ridden by Marson who had to use his spurs on the favourite. The judge declared a dead-heat, and with the owners of the colts failing to reach an agreement to divide the stakes, the two colts had to race again over the same course later that afternoon. Hill had planned to rest Voltigeur in his stable before the rematch but was advised by John Scott that if he did so he "might as well shoot him through the head" as he would stiffen up.
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To replace departing free agent quarterbacks Kelly Holcomb and Brooks Bollinger, the Vikings signed veteran Gus Frerotte, a former Vikings backup from 2003 to 2004, and drafted USC quarterback John David Booty. To amp up the passing attack, the Vikings snatched veteran wide receiver Bernard Berrian away from the Chicago Bears. To stiffen up the defense as well, the Vikings signed former Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Jared Allen to a six- year, $72.4 million contract. The Vikings stumbled out of the gate in the first two games of the season, losing to the Green Bay Packers (who were without Brett Favre, who had signed with the Jets, for the first time in 16 years) 24–19 at Lambeau Field on Monday Night Football and to Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts 18–15 at the Vikings' home opener on September 14.
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