And then we go straight into "Accelerator"; straight into that high-energy rock.
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I've got pictures of when I was brought straight into Bastion hospital, straight into the operating theater.
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Google has also been reworking the app's design, and it now opens straight into the file management page (whereas at launch, it went straight into suggestions for what to remove).
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A clean — no barriers — fall, straight into the audience.
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Then he ran over and jumped straight into my lap.
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Eventually, she the pours the milk straight into her nose.
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He then pivoted straight into the possible forthcoming Facebook Coin.
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The steeple went straight into the top of my head.
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"I literally left college and went straight into working," Nonstop.
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Let's just dive straight into the cooling feature: it works.
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He's [Froome] on my wheel and went straight into me.
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"He pretty much drove straight into the wall," Balderrama said.
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At best, the harvest would go straight into the compost.
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Cardi B's statement launched straight into a Demi Lovato performance.
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Inject the positivity straight into our veins, Positive Sign Girl.
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I was a street nigga coming straight into this industry.
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Democratic National Committee, the candidate stared straight into the camera
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And once you do, that money goes straight into savings.
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When I get home, I'm going straight into physical therapy.
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She ran straight into the side of an oncoming truck.
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The beverage dripped through the paper, straight into the cup.
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Each time, my throw went straight into the woman's mitt.
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DOUGLAS: I came and jumped straight into the drug game.
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I turned away quickly and stared straight into the street.
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Alaska drove straight into the cruiser without slowing or swerving.
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And they keep riding like that straight into the night.
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From 22005 yards out, straight into the back of the net.
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"She would go straight into a wall if you let her."
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Deep into my eyes and straight into my soul, I swear.
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When Amanda and I met, we went straight into meeting mode.
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For many BOMs, we just punch the list straight into Digikey.
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The twins go straight into the OR. It's 7:18 a.m.
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EST, the moon enters Pisces, pushing us straight into our feels!
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Once that's done, it's straight into whatever projects I'm working on.
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He started talking, leaning into me, looking straight into my eyes.
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He went straight into Ethiopian Airlines' Aviation Academy after high school.
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But instead of going home, she went straight into the goth.
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But the money instead goes straight into the hands of smugglers.
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Today, marching in the streets could mean marching straight into jail.
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All of that boiling water shot up straight into my face.
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I drove to the location by myself, straight into the woods.
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Now, the pair have gone straight into life together -- under lockdown.
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You get straight into paradise when you die in this cause.
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Berlin time — and went straight into her first day of meetings.
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In fact, Courtney's entire salary went straight into our investment portfolio.
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The US has crashed straight into a serious confrontation with Tehran.
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Inside, they visit each level by walking straight into a column.
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You done gone slapped that baseball straight into your thunder hutch.
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Now it seems we've jumped over Thanksgiving and straight into the holidays.
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Now when he finishes a match, he goes straight into concussion testing.
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Nebula reaches straight into the treacherous lasers and plucks out the Orb.
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Now my partner and I can get straight into Game of Thrones!
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A retirement account distribution can go straight into your grandkid's college fund.
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"I mean, we just go from fire season straight into floods, landslides."
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The eight and others welcomed Tree, who is straight, into their family.
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And we actually put that straight into my character in the script.
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It was very, very, carefully done and recorded straight into the chamber.
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Historically, Golden Globes winners are hurtled straight into Oscar buzz territory. Why?
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And, inevitably, she tromps straight into the embrace of a predatory man.
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I emptied mine straight into the toilet and rinsed it before reinserting.
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There's shock: Denial: Anger: Curiosity: And then a jump straight into acceptance!
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"I'm not going to go straight into making another record," she said.
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Got her food through a tube that went straight into her intestines.
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But that was because it was injecting capital straight into those companies.
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Ran straight into the path of my brother on the golf cart.
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The sequence ends with a flourish: Law winking straight into the camera.
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It's like chasing rats out of one hole and straight into another.
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In spite of herself, Frances has stumbled straight into a love story.
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Impassive actors engage in dancelike gestures while staring straight into the camera.
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Facebook and Snapchat have both built augmented reality straight into the camera.
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A woman in a smock stood over me, staring straight into my eyes.
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His low point: answering the first two questions looking straight into the camera.
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The key is to drive Facebook traffic straight into a funnel that sells.
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"I walked straight into Sylvester Stallone afterwards at the Governors Ball," he said.
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"When you smoke, the cannabinoids go straight into your lungs," said Dr. Holtzman.
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But now, her career is really about to skyrocket — straight into outer space.
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I guide myself and two instructors straight into a pile of dog poop.
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"Your first breath took ours away, caught straight into daddy's arms," Polites wrote.
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After a while, DeVore started putting it straight into his son's bank account.
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I believe we will skip driverless cars and go straight into driverless drones.
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You'd just pick up that phone and start talking, straight into my head.
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Instead, I used Rukey to pass the ball straight into the defender's hands.
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Scaring himself with the pop, he yelled straight into the mic mid-song.
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Police believe she ran straight into the pond, according tho the Sun-Sentinel.
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She runs all the way home and straight into the arms of Marilla.
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Save yourself the time, then, and jump straight into a game with bots.
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Oh, and apparently I wasn't supposed to inject superglue straight into my wound.
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You see straight into people's heads, someone's attempt to be funny or cruel.
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But Costco has avoided jumping straight into China's retail scene until relatively recently.
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For most companies, $240 billion in expenses would force them straight into bankruptcy.
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"We have this momentum that we can take straight into 2020," Watts said.
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When she arrived, Formoso walked straight into her 210-year-old girl's room.
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And, if you're like most Americans, those emails went straight into the trash.
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Time it wrong, and a takeoff could throw you straight into the water.
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The blood won't be going straight into my eye and blurring my vision.
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On a normal day, staring straight into the sun can harm your eyes.
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The silver bead vibrated the voices of the River straight into his eardrum.
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One slip could have caused Ulay to fire the arrow straight into her.
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We're told she returned for some reason and walked straight into Justin's room.
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These days, it's officially moved beyond the apps and straight into the office.
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If spooked, they can burst straight into the wall, shattering their own spines.
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After all, it wouldn't be funny if he just reversed straight into me!
|
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You'll feel better knowing the defending Masters champ hit five straight into water.
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Cynthia Nixon looked straight into the camera and issued a challenge to Gov.
|
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But, in trying to avoid one consumer backlash, Kellogg's walked straight into another.
|
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She then went straight into the bedroom and emerged with her mother's makeup.
|
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Donald Trump stepped straight into the Oval office as a titan of industry.
|
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After retiring nine straight into the eighth, Zack Cozart doubled with one out.
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They looked at fiber-optic cable run straight into homes, the industry standard.
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Are we jumping straight into Uber, which I think is the most important?
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I dropped my backpack in my room and went straight into the bathroom.
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I wouldn't go straight into any bright colors anytime soon but I'd love to.
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The scholarships they earned required them to go straight into public service after university.
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As soon as the campaign ended, Lafferty and Colletti went straight into pre-production.
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Cows and goats, living in wooden riverside cages, also defecate straight into the Kapuas.
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Goes straight into producing multiple projects she's acting in, we love her even more.
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Upon graduating from high school, she dove straight into a nine-week makeup program.
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Moments later, a waiter said he saw a Jeep drive straight into the Lodge.
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Russia's first postal drone takes its maiden flight - and crashes straight into a wall.
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Mark "yes," and you might as well through the application straight into the trash.
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" She continued, "We are not going to go straight into people thanking their agents.
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The body had been deposited straight into the earth and covered with quarry debris.
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These bees just found a sweet ride and it's driving straight into our nightmares.
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No, he beamed it straight into our hearts and minds and ears via Twitter.
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He licked his lips as he sat back, then stared straight into my eyes.
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He may take this and run with it -- straight into an overzealous physical encounter.
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Special kudos to the little girl who launches straight into splits at the beginning.
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Wasting little time, he hit the ball cleanly, sending it straight into the hole.
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They had chickens and cows in the yard — everything went straight into the ocean.
|
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One group of riders simply dropped their bikes and dived straight into the Caribbean.
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And Democrat sanctuary cities release violent criminals from jail and straight into your neighborhoods.
|
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Your money should go straight into your wallet, Kondo says, not a piggy bank.
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He one timed it from the edge of the penalty area straight into goal.
|
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We escaped that nightmare, but Williams says we've stumbled straight into another: cloud computing.
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Others say this only fans the far right's flames, playing straight into its hands.
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They went straight into unexpected and unannounced talks that lasted into the early morning.
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If they are for red wine, they may go straight into a fermentation vat.
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The common belief is that Arya's heading straight into a showdown with Cersei Lannister.
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My budget is pretty tight with most of my paycheck going straight into savings.
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Garbage and the toxic liquid oozing from it were going straight into the sea.
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The program allows Walmart associates to deliver grocery products straight into participating consumers' fridges.
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Villarama believed Duterte's tough talk helped cut through bureaucracy and translate straight into action.
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From the minute they bowled onstage opening with "Shake it On" straight into "Little L," to the encore of "Canned Heat" straight into "Love Foolosophy" (how dare they), the entire show runs with all the precision and proficiency of a space mission.
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They're moving folks into support and diversion rather than straight into the criminal justice system.
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I had Chris Harrison call it a night and went straight into the rose ceremony.
|
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The money goes straight into Witney's pockets ... so ya gotta imagine she wasn't too upset.
|
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Once tourists made it through the lobby, they were plunged straight into the exhibition halls.
|
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A career in finance used to mean going straight into an investment bank from university.
|
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He'd be running straight into the teeth of conventional political wisdom about this incendiary moment.
|
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And he told the Prospect the reaction from Democrats was playing straight into his hands.
|
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It's not invasive at all, but more like blowing those serums straight into the skin.
|
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The Oscars plunged straight into the controversy over its all-white roster of acting nominees.
|
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Under the deal, India will get 36 Rafale jets ready to go straight into service.
|
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This month, however, my Depop profits are going straight into my holiday gift shopping fund.
|
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For example, you can launch straight into an action by long-pressing any Google app.
|
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Now the four-eyes who wears glasses without lenses is aiming straight into my pupil.
|
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But he's a bad shot, and the bullet ricochets straight into his beloved Oh's arm.
|
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But, soon after leaving Munsch's office, the new Chanels run straight into the Green Meanie.
|
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Her mouth slightly open, she stared straight into the camera with a "come hither" look.
|
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That combination could keep Aetna's higher profit trend going – straight into the combined firm's pocket.
|
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The scissors whizzed past my head, straight into the concrete wall and made a crack.
|
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After all, the cameras have brought their most intimate moments straight into our living rooms.
|
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The plastic, Doebler noted, could very well cruise straight into storm drains when it rains.
|
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Given their different backgrounds, Clear said Binotto would not be stepping straight into Allison's role.
|
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Put bluntly, heading straight into a sovereign debt crisis is not a pro-growth strategy.
|
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This plane had just buried itself right straight into the ground vertically and just disintegrated.
|
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Plain paper Christmas cards can go straight into the paper recycling bin, no questions asked.
|
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The copy electrified me as evidence that that remote glamour could be jumped straight into.
|
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Friday, they moved straight into an ambush, with firepower descending on them from three sides.
|
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In the wake of the Holocaust and Hiroshima, those artists stared straight into the void.
|
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Once you've achieved that, it goes straight into the oven to cook through to perfection.
|
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I'd never included myself in an image before, but I looked straight into the camera.
|
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A little dot with a bullet of a line leading straight into top shelf. Beautiful.
|
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A measured proportion was delivered straight into the noses and buttholes of record label executives.
|
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Host Seth Meyers opened the night by diving straight into material about the sex scandals.
|
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That combination could keep Aetna's higher profit trend going — straight into the combined firm's pocket.
|
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Cristina, however, looked straight into the camera, ready to remember the man she had loved.
|
|
SHOWS Right after my beauty routine, I get straight into bed and watch a show.
|
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It cut back all of that technical stuff and went straight into story, character, music.
|
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I go straight into the kitchen and drink a tall glass of room-temperature water.
|
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Don't worry about getting the grill marks just right—it's going straight into a sandwich.
|
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He rides with officers, follows them onto the streets and straight into assorted testy conflagrations.
|
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TransportationCost: I departed from New York JFK with Norwegian and flew straight into Amsterdam ($149.90).
|
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It's easy to see an opportunity and dive straight into it without fully defining success.
|
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After that, she started driving straight into her garage and sealing the door behind her.
|
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Making matters worse for Open Arms, the ship has sailed straight into a political hurricane.
|
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Bartenders pour the pilsner straight into the glass to create foam, then let it subside.
|
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Manager Mike Scioscia is hoping his team can ride that momentum straight into the postseason.
|
|
Making matters worse for Open Arms, the ship has sailed straight into a political hurricane.
|
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With "Flinch," the streaming service's programmers dive straight into the deep end of the genre.
|
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Or, jump straight into IRL hang outs by getting involved with some sort of group.
|
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Unfortunately, he flew straight into another asteroid belt of high punches and low round kicks.
|
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You could [also] record your experience and replay it whenever you want, straight into the spine.
|
|
Earlier this month, German motorists unexpectedly drove straight into the path of a tornado in Schwalmtal.
|
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The Daytona artist then went straight into "The Games We Play" and interacted with the crowd.
|
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Rihanna stares straight into the camera as she tries to put away her flask #GRAMMYs pic.twitter.
|
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Looking straight into the ocean doesn't usually mean looking in a perfect eastwardly or westwardly direction.
|
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The spacecraft will then burn up as it heads straight into the gas giant's crushing atmosphere.
|
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Fortunately, we aren't expected to bounce back from childbirth straight into a bikini or designer gown.
|
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Now, its bona fides established, it can run straight into the heart of the series' canon.
|
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I usually transfer my freelance income straight into this account and keep it for rainy days.
|
|
Charming in person and intimidating and forceful by reputation, Mr Thiam walked straight into a tempest.
|
|
The sequel, Late for Meeting, released three years ago, flailed its way straight into my heart.
|
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It thus might make sense to fight future recessions by putting cash straight into their wallets.
|
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Throughout her career, Oates has demonstrated an uncanny knack for plowing straight into difficult, essential terrain.
|
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So the actions of Ukraine's security services and its government play straight into the Kremlin's hands.
|
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The hit was not only massive — it was also helmet-to-helmet, straight into Moore's jaw.
|
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Because one click ahead, and you'll be able to peer straight into the shirt-wearer's soul.
|
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It doesn't kill him, though — Helge survives the attack because he runs straight into the caves.
|
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So like Snap it's a camera-first app, opening straight into the rear lens' live view.
|
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"I didn't recognize my face anymore … I could see straight into the sinuses," Dotson tells PEOPLE.
|
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And just like in a movie theater, we're going to move from quizzes straight into trailers.
|
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Usually when people exit a waterslide, they splash like a slippery buffoon straight into the water.
|
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Teaching makes you grow up a lot—especially going straight into a job at twenty-one.
|
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As he crosses the street, an out-of-control dump truck nearly drives straight into him.
|
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He marches straight into the line of fire, probably taking bear spray directly to his face.
|
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There is no farther West that you can go, except to plunge straight into the ocean.
|
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Instead, Trump has gone straight into the gutter and dragged his chief of staff with him.
|
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Just go straight into those spaces that you're afraid of, and fully express yourself, you know.
|
|
On Thursday, a comet dramatically peaced out on life by swan-diving straight into the Sun.
|
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Yasmine: It takes away the sound card so it's just computer plugged straight into the mixer.
|
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If you're using hardwood, you can tuck whatever you want to grill straight into the coals.
|
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From there, we looked straight into the long barrel section in the middle of the right.
|
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After the blandest tagine and kebabs of the trip, we walked straight into the Mediterranean Sea.
|
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His soft funk records fed straight into early '80s hip-hop, and they've been sampled widely.
|
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Don't, and I feel I need to repeat myself here, smash straight into it like DOOM.
|
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I asked him: Can you write a piece for me which goes straight into Bruckner Eight?
|
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Now, Juventus, A.S. Roma, Napoli and Internazionale would all be parachuted straight into the group stage.
|
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"Oh, my God," Mr. Thompson says, looking straight into the camera in his empty dining room.
|
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A rebound came out to Dries Mertens, and he one-timed it straight into the net.
|
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She has figured a way out of Aunt Ida's dominion and straight into a new life.
|
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From there, the cart burrowed straight into the belly of Jinzi Mountain, cool air whooshing by.
|
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Passengers arriving in Hong Kong were taken straight into quarantine at a new public housing estate.
|
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The column-mounted shift lever often slides straight into "low," rather than "drive," so pay attention.
|
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There is no cheat sheet, no springboard allowing you to dive straight into your completed goals.
|
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Distracted by their excitement, he nearly drove straight into a police checkpoint at the park's entrance.
|
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She has opinions, so many opinions, delivered straight into the hungry eye of the television camera.
|
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Instead of taking a break we just went straight into the studio and made a record.
|
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"I've loved cinema since I was little," she says, staring straight into the mobile phone camera.
|
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You know you can turn up, go for a drink, and then get straight into it.
|
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The nanny then looks straight into the camera and slides backwards into the tub — and then underwater!
|
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You plug it straight into your Windows PC. "It's something that wants to be friendly," Patel says.
|
|
He takes that frustration straight into another video session with Gypsy, who's playing as Ruby this time.
|
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So, if you prefer to shoot straight into Insta or VSCO, this isn't the accessory for you.
|
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Earlier this month, a terrifying video purportedly showed Tesla's Autopilot feature sending a car straight into danger.
|
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She has seamlessly transitioned herself from indie darling to mainstream actress and then straight into television powerhouse.
|
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It led them straight into a police trap, where paddy wagons and officers waited for the protesters.
|
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That, on top of seeing how Logan has weakened over time, drove me straight into bummer town.
|
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It's a tough debate, and it's one that we're about to walk straight into the middle of.
|
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"It goes straight into his chest as an IV that goes into his heart," Mickaela told WNEM.
|
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"Money was stolen from the treasury and went straight into Leo's pocket," says Straumann, according to THR.
|
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Instead of safe foods, however, they're going straight into the brain -- and getting people to distract themselves.
|
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OK Apple, we get it: You really want to move our TouchIDs straight into our iPhones' displays.
|
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Slack is also adding Outlook mail integration, with the ability to bring emails straight into Slack channels.
|
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During the last uploads, Pérez spoke straight into the camera as shots were heard in the background.
|
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The social network launched Facebook Platform in 2007, which lets developers bring their apps straight into Facebook.
|
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Presumably the massive load of small allergenic particles being inhaled straight into the lung trigger these attacks.
|
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I kiss M. hello, hop straight into the shower, and then sit on the couch to eat.
|
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In fact, we may head straight into a La Niña pattern by the middle of hurricane season.
|
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So, it added the brand to the website and it shot straight into the top five beers.
|
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But what if instead of just putting charging pads everywhere, you built them straight into the wall?
|
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So then we got back and went straight into the studio with Steve Albini to record it.
|
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I say they're so this big honkin' bee could saw its gnarly ass straight into my heart.
|
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Then, just feel free to ask—he might just drop some insider knowledge straight into your replies.
|
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There are even plans to enable loose change to be deposited straight into bank accounts by 2018.
|
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She won't say hello to anyone, won't get any coffee, and just goes straight into her office.
|
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A man reportedly drove his SUV straight into a Taco Bell in Winter Haven, Florida, in March.
|
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"I walked right straight into him, and they was like, 'There he go right there,'" Caswick recalled.
|
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It's sorting tomatoes, but it looks like the fingers of God flicking damned souls straight into hell.
|
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I boarded straight into the hubbub: the Boardwalk area, which is filled with shops, bars, and restaurants.
|
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As soon as your kid is done playing with them, they go straight into the toy box.
|
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This is Kankuamo marquezi, and it jabs its butt bristles, or urticating hairs, straight into its foes.
|
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Once that individual is identified in 2020, that money will go straight into his or her account.
|
|
In the future, we could huff food blogs and snort stinky Twitter feeds straight into our sinuses.
|
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I opened the plastic bag, reached in with my fingers and put them straight into my mouth.
|
|
Morrisette's guitar dove straight into Funk's, creating a thick layer of distorted power chords that never relented.
|
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Result: Gaza's already inadequate sewage plants are often offline, and waste goes untreated straight into the Mediterranean.
|
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Then, the idea is to take that energy from the election and take it straight into Congress.
|
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If your dad is in a crew, very often the son goes straight into the family business.
|
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He wants to put us right back on the path that led us straight into the ditch.
|
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"Every penny of their monthly wage goes straight into savings and leisure activities," the press release states.
|
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Short bursts of work and then straight into standby seemed to generate the laggy and slow experiences.
|
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Add the garlic, celery, bell peppers, and onion straight into the pan with the roasted pork butt.
|
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Swabs would be taken in the afternoon from the six, who went straight into isolation, she added.
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Swabs would be taken in the afternoon from the six, who went straight into isolation, she added.
|
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The group sent a plumber, who found a leak in her basement going straight into the ground.
|
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"It's a double-shot of liquidity straight into the veins of the stock market," said Quill's Booth.
|
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Some wanted to dive straight into classes, but many more preferred to take it slowly, he said.
|
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He walked out of the facility with his lawyer and straight into a van without saying anything.
|
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It's possible as the aviator was trying to troubleshoot he flew straight into the ocean, he said.
|
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We do what must be done, and we walk out of that booth and straight into history.
|
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But it's also scary to think it could just play straight into the hands of the regime.
|
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StopwatchAnother shortcut to send you straight into the Clock app in iOS, in this case the Stopwatch screen.
|
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Like the EarPods, the Pixel Buds have two speakers—one facing forward and one straight into your head.
|
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Freeing up some phone storageDid you know you can plug USB storage devices straight into many Android phones?
|
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This might either scare voters straight into picking a more conventional candidate or empower the liberal activist base.
|
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"Many prey species avoid risks from people, but run straight into the arms of a predator," Gaynor said.
|
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You can even tap on the lock screen with the Pencil to jump straight into the Notes app.
|
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You can't just purchase a pint and a scoop directly into a bowl (or straight into your mouth).
|
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I skipped the tracking apps, which I've never been into, and dove straight into app slashing and dashing.
|
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He whipped out a syringe, injected it straight into his arm, and livestreamed the whole thing on Facebook.
|
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The grey SUV turned a few blocks before it drove straight into Lake Arlington, the dashcam video showed.
|
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There are software programs that you can use to essentially transfer data straight into some kind of sound.
|
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Other times an animated bowling ball will fly through the alley and straight into a terribly rendered galaxy.
|
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I got out shuffling my feet with the same crustacean clumsiness, watching the sun straight into my eyes.
|
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There will now be no qualification for the event and all 27 athletes go straight into Monday's final.
|
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Remittances go straight into people's pockets, pay for better education and health, and are used to start businesses.
|
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The following evening, Becca cancels the cocktail party and heads straight into eliminations, sending home Connor and Lincoln.
|
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Bernie Sanders, can jump straight into focusing on the general election because Democrats already know what they're getting.
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Or you could always just say to hell with it and jump straight into a volcano for lolz.
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Then, following a pattern, Timberlake jumped from one four-year-long relationship straight into another long-term one.
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Oh, and he had a pick handy, launching straight into the song as Springsteen sang and played along.
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Aubrey McClendon was driving alone and traveling very fast when his car "drove straight into" an overpass wall.
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And if they're bad, they get taken to the woodshed, or even go straight into the chipper-shredder.
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But, rather than jumping straight into the action, we are instead met with a somewhat reluctant Catherine Cawood.
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The conversation view includes the ability to drop meetings straight into chat, alongside files, notes, and project boards.
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Birds such as blackcaps and warblers are often lured into traps by birdsong recordings, flying straight into nets.
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And it should be deposited straight into the accounts of low-income savers, just like an employer match.
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Lifetime's " You " starts on a queasy note, with a cliff dive straight into the head of a stalker.
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But no, in my haste I'd shifted into reverse, not first gear, crashing straight into an olive tree.
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Then the presentation goes straight into the investors and advisers helping Path shape its approach to its benefits.
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It is literally timed so I run straight into the dressing room, get ready and hit the stage.
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The four arms on the spermbot suits opened and released the drug-soaked swimmers straight into the tumor.
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No, you jumped straight into the apex of the longest, most flawless wave you would probably ever see.
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Customers who order via the DD Perks app can merge straight into the line for the pickup window.
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The first scene plunges us straight into the dirt and bustle of the Tottenham Court Road flower market.
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He stared straight into the camera for a photo shoot as his uniform shorts drooped toward his calves.
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After high school many years ago, I went straight into MacMurray College as an Elementary/Deaf Ed major.
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The kick by Eriksen went straight into the wall, but rebounded to give Schone a decent shot. Saved.
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A few weeks after that —— Reporter: Believe it accelerated before driving straight into a Christmas market in Berlin.
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He was directly under the basket, but as he jumped the ball flew harmlessly straight into the air.
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The nadir was the moment he threw an interception straight into the hands of Falcons cornerback Robert Alford.
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Gonzaga led 28-26 when Petrusev was helped off the court and went straight into the locker room.
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Meanwhile, the new iPhone handles difficult lighting situations, like literally shooting straight into the Sun, with remarkable results.
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Then it hit the runway, sputtered a few feet into the air, and dropped straight into the ocean.
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It was a seemingly foolproof plan; Holika would take Prahlad onto her lap and straight into a bonfire.
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Dried fish skins decorate the walls; bones from the morning's fish go straight into the evening's unctuous broth.
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"We are so worried," he said as he looked straight into the camera, his tired eyes speaking volumes.
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In driving a lance straight into this marriage, he opens up the wounds relationships leave for our examination.
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Now boasting a record of 203-220, Theodorou's TUF success saw him walk straight into the UFC roster.
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Now boasting a record of 12-1, Theodorou's TUF success saw him walk straight into the UFC roster.
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Just lock the top onto the pot, and you can easily dump the water straight into the sink.
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The feed was livecast … first to Janus, and then straight into the eager maw of the entire galaxy.
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They show the spot from where we all jumped straight into the 1990s, they show what was lost.
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I grew up learning to leave my shoes in the garage, to transfer into house slippers in the mudroom, and to go straight into my bedroom — no detours to the kitchen or, god forbid, the sofa — to immediately strip out of my outside clothes and get straight into my inside clothes.
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She cancels the cocktail party and heads straight into the rose ceremony, where Nick and Christon get the ax.
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Then Delta dove straight into a racial-profiling mess by kicking off passengers who were causing "a disturbance," a.k.a.
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Ironically, it's Susan's misery that eventually pushes her straight into the arms of another male archetype: rich, cheating asshole.
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Despite these benefits, Goulão believes that leaping straight into full legalization, rather than decriminalization, is not a wise move.
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Colton decides to skip the cocktail party and go straight into the rose ceremony, where he sends Katie home.
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That's when three umbrellas just shot straight into the air and all the pool furniture went into the pool.
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Almeida resumed, doing little at range and Garbrandt stepped in with his usual right straight into shifting left hook.
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Much to my surprise, I was upgraded straight into first-class just after I checked in for the flight!
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Wi-Fi uses up a lot power, which is why August has its adapter plug straight into the wall.
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In fact, when presented with the rumor that the Queen has viewed the show, Foy heads straight into denial.
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As serums are lightweight and usually water-based, they sink right in, delivering active ingredients straight into your skin.
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Google Translate is also integrated straight into the keyboard, meaning you can text or email in another language easily.
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If the Earth wasn't spinning, the wind should blow straight into the middle of the hurricane from all directions.
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Instead of diving straight into your vacation and then jumping back into work, leave yourself some room to breathe.
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Straight out of the nu-gentry incubator that is Brixton Village and Market it strode — straight into venture capital.
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That's another, less common industry practice of sending methane — the primary component of natural gas — straight into the atmosphere.
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Chemicals, soaps, sparkles, scrubbing beads and other personal care items go straight into the water supply, so avoid them.
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It is interrupted when a car points its lights straight into Rosario's and blares its horn for 30 seconds.
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"I'm not going to Toddlers and Tiaras my daughter straight into the White House at [age] 3," Hager continued.
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There's also USB out on each of the amps, so you can run them straight into GarageBand for demos.
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He led her straight into the bedroom, and, right then, Cordner knew she was all wrong about Mitchell, again.
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Unlike QE, a helicopter drop bypasses banks and financial markets, and puts freshly printed cash straight into people's pockets.
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My mother politely clapped after Luke deftly slid across the stage on his knees and straight into someone's crotch.
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"They've finished with us and they've gone straight into the fight in Ramadi," Learmont said of previous training classes.
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And then there was the trolley problem that showed Britain gleefully choosing to fling itself straight into a wall.
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Now, we head straight into the the North American International Auto Show also known as the Detroit Auto Show.
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"I walk right in and walk straight into the bedroom," the Real Housewives of Atlanta star, 49, tells PEOPLE.
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Their car fell straight into a sinkhole in the Adelaide suburb of Glen Osmond, Australia late on Tuesday evening.
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They gave it to us undiluted, without la louche, and we dropped our sugar cubes straight into the spirit.
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But before you march straight into party time, there's a new moon, in Water sign Pisces, on March 17.
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I believe that I had a grand total of three pieces, and the rest went straight into the backpacks.
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While some may start with a bit of bootstrapping, most will dive straight into raising seed money through investors.
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"When we got pay increases or bonuses, we just put the money straight into our investments," Steve Adcock said.
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What The Invitation allowed me to do was go straight into the heart of the concerns of my nightmares.
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In fact, the wet cloth method only made it slightly colder than the bottle placed straight into the fridge.
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It's around this time that the channel moves away from the random minutia videos and straight into pop culture.
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Researcher uses Microsoft's Bing Knowledge Graph to query content from the internet and then pull it straight into Word.
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You can cut directly on the board and scrape crumbs straight into the trash when the party is over.
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The officer appears not to hit any protesters straight on, but comes very close to slamming straight into one.
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When they realized the horror of what they were seeing, they dropped everything and ran straight into the water.
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But Bible John disappeared after the murder of Helen Puttock, banked straight into the myth kitty of popular imagination.
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He's building a raft, and steering it straight into the foaming rapids of racism, economic injustice and cultural conflict.
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You know things have morphed right away when Mr. Fraser opens the episode by narrating straight into the camera.
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That rain washes the soil off farmers' fields and straight into the Mississippi River, which dumps into the Gulf.
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Almena seemed able to tap straight into Harris's desires — even those of which Harris himself was only dimly aware.
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You can save baking time by freezing individual cookie dough balls that can be placed straight into the oven.
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MÁLAGA, Spain — Spain's new Socialist government has waded straight into Europe's migration crisis — out of both choice and necessity.
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Stephens then went straight into a slump, losing nine straight matches while dealing with knee tendinitis and other issues.
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Six months after the vaccinations, the researchers delivered TB bacteria straight into the animals' lungs and watched for infection.
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Rather than splurging on a new car or clothes, she put all of her earnings straight into the bank.
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All we need is to see this vast, appalling brown mush and the luckless Nijinsky headed straight into it.
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"Toilets, kitchens — all those pollutants flow into the ground water and then straight into Lake Baikal," Ms. Rikhvanova said.
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We're not psychic, but we predict that those little pieces of paper will be going straight into the trash.
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But by canceling the summit, Trump literally drove Moon straight into Kim's arms — for a triple hug, to boot.
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He weighed almost the same as her firstborn and, just like then, he was whisked straight into intensive care.
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All of Roy Moore's sins are their sins, and they will wear that scarlet R straight into the midterms.
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But it's always tantalizing in the worst way to see someone wander straight into Alex Jones land in real time.
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And, of course, we'd never get to laugh over all those Kermit makeup memes that see straight into our souls.
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Against Gegard Mousasi's active butterfly guard, Weidman repeatedly threatened and eventually completed a nice folding / smash pass straight into mount.
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After the series ended, the two actors moved back to California and dove straight into auditioning for TV pilot season.
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I find that my day is very different if I just wake up and go straight into being outwardly focused.
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But now that the economy has rebounded, banks are aggressively running straight into that gap to recapture what they lost.
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There's also a new version of Snake, which taps straight into the nostalgia hind-brain of so many of us.
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Little Mason of Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary seems to have forgotten how trees work, because he ran straight into one.
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Instead of riding the wave of his Grammy win straight into a new album, Vernon decided to take a break.
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At this point, we'll follow the younger Hadid sister anywhere she goes — even if it means straight into scrunchie territory.
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The actor lost to Darkest Hour's Gary Oldman that night after skipping the carpet and going straight into the show.
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Even just a few drinks at the weekend will be turned straight into fat and go right to your gut.
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Microsoft's step is significant, as the company has partnered with Adblock Plus to build this functionality straight into the browser.
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Without thinking, the father of three rushed past the firefighters and straight into the blazing home to rescue his dog.
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Just heard that the first day Apple Park opened, seven people injured themselves by walking straight into the glass doors.
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"She pretty much arrived in the U.K. and went straight into learning how to be a royal," says an insider.
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The majority of the money they save goes straight into stocks and other investment vehicles, rather than traditional savings accounts.
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Arie decides to cancel the cocktail party and head straight into the ceremony because he's already made up his mind.
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Zabit was able to draw Kyle Bochniak onto it and score an easy takedown straight into side control from it.
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It'll make you laugh as the red dudes with swords run straight into the blue dudes with shields and lances.
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Two months after Jenner hinted at the collaboration on Instagram, Kylie took us straight into a planning meeting with Kendall.
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"We got there and they let me know he wasn't going home; he was going straight into ICU," she said.
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Recently used by: Doctor Strange director Scott Derrickson, who in trying to avoid one controversy face-planted straight into another.
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Tim Marshall and a team of researchers from the Center for Severe Weather Research were driving straight into its path.
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Binoche vibrated on screen, her hot eyes and cold skin searing through the plot and straight into the viewer's memory.
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Nguyen had an aptitude for scholarship as a young man, so he went straight into a PhD program after college.
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Hall came out and went on the offensive against the wrestler, running himself straight into a clinch off the bat.
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I finished my science degree at 21, then went straight into nursing training, which was three and a half years.
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Nonetheless, that same night, Garcia jumped straight into washing glasses and cleaning bathrooms, and gave it all that he had.
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"It goes straight into my bank account, where it turns all moldy and smelly," the musician told The Red Bulletin.
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It is very rare that he remembers to break off the same line before he ploughs straight into the fence.
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Mackie's new image sees the actor looking straight into the camera, with a pink tint covering half of his face.
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Once I've completed the new warp cell, I head straight into space and make the leap to the next system.
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He directs his lens to capture an arching spine or sometimes to look straight into a willing feline's yellow eyes.
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One participant even adopted an ISIS terror tactic, driving straight into a crowd of people peaceably demonstrating against the racists.
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It all started last spring when a baby scrub jay took one of its first flights straight into my window.
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"Partly by accident and partly by design," the existential questions that Mendes was asking himself went straight into the movie.
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After this revelation the documentary shows black-and-white television footage of Dee Dee singing, looking straight into the camera.
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This onion chopper lets you chop up onions straight into a containter to reduce onion vapors and help minimize tears.
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This April weather is likely to have many in the north begging to skip spring and head straight into summer!
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Somehow, artist Andy Thomas's "The Republican Club" traveled from the painter's home state of California straight into the president's heart.
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However, because of concrete pavements, today most of that water is now routed to gutters and straight into the ocean.
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Extra production is going straight into inventories, postponing any inventory drawdown further into the future and making OPEC's task harder.
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It aims to let developers get straight into experimenting with applications and some connectivity, rather than starting everything from scratch.
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Anyone else would have ridden that good-luck wave straight into the sunset, but that wasn't how it played out.
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Instead of being absorbed, water from the rain and melted snow raced straight into the Missouri River and its tributaries.
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The biggest mistake you can make while working from home is to roll out of bed and straight into work.
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That's bleak by most metrics, but especially so if you're a cattle rancher — the snows continue straight into calving season.
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The business is hand-to-mouth even in the best of times; last night's receipts go straight into tomorrow's payroll.
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My little rat brain glances upon a screen, processes a tweet and tosses it straight into my mental paper shredder.
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And then a bill for about $21,2400 arrived in the mail, which, Mr. Milne said, went straight into the trash.
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The combination of night and staring at the Rattata he was after ended up sending him straight into a pond.
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On the first match point, Thiem wound up his forehand for a killer blow but bashed straight into the net.
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In his videos, Rathee looks straight into the camera and breaks down his analysis in simple Hindi with English subtitles.
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The committee Republicans left McConnell's office and walked straight into a lunch with the party conference to brief their colleagues.
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The imposter gained so much trust that they were quickly invited straight into the site's replacement, launched in late 2014.
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The Eero Beacon plugs straight into an outlet and looks exactly like the Glade air freshener it hopes to replace there.
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Mid-turn, a slight bump from another car sends Parker Kligerman, professional Nascar racing and motorsports analyst, straight into the wall.
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When you leave, you will be ready to go straight into the real world with real job skills and nunchuck skills.
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It's also made to go straight into the fridge, so it's easy to store and enjoy at just the right temperature.
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Users can also import GitHub projects straight into Glitch to try them out in a live environment or to modify code.
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The first set of stairs we tried led us straight into the storm outside, but eventually we found our way down.
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Then — and this is where things get weird — she uses gel to get the hair to stand straight into the air.
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The preference for renewable diesel over other biofuels is because it can be "dropped" straight into a tank with no blending.
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Some users didn't believe the author while others launched straight into conspiracy theories that have since engulfed news of Epstein's death.
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Instead, he cracks the eggs straight into the pan and begins mixing up all the ingredients once the heat is on.
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Last spring, Netflix rolled out a "Skip Intro" button, which takes viewers past the opening credits and straight into the episode.
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" He raised his voice and looked straight into our cameras: "Donald, you're a sniveling coward, and leave Heidi the hell alone.
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But when her daughter suddenly came face to face with her own rare disorder, the actress fell straight into detective mode.
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I mean, if you want the scoreboard to reflect the tater you just mashed, just mash it straight into the thing.
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Just five minutes later, the tripod was allegedly thrown over the overpass by Thompson and smashed straight into the vehicle's windshield.
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We saw the early stages of the attack in the last episode, when they ran the Delos train straight into headquarters.
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The echo on her voice makes it sound so cavernous that you worry those sentiments are headed straight into the abyss.
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The Soneva Jani, a resort sitting on the Indian Ocean, has a breathtaking waterslide that'll send you straight into the ocean.
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People doing a master's degree and then going straight into the industry aren't going to come up with radically new ideas.
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Another investor went further, suggesting the next downturn would likely see companies skipping the default phase and going straight into bankruptcy.
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Why it matters: This storyline feeds straight into Trump's "America First" manufacturing mantra, fueling the prediction Trump will likely issue tariffs.
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He added that if stocks take a hit because of a slower legislative agenda, that could send buyers straight into bonds.
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The substitution of the words "white" or "straight" into statements or activities boasted by different social groups generally causes tremendous outrage.
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Some switches rock up to transmit, and down to speak via the intercom that goes straight into the other pilot's headset.
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Apparently, the wig had other ideas and instead turned straight into sand, while also becoming a huge problem for the machine.
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The user simply has to place their chin at the dispenser, and it'll send a perfect Oreo straight into their mouth.
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A few seconds later, after careening off a thin road, he plowed the car straight into the bottom of a ditch.
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Some nice windscreen wiper footwork into a change of direction into the underpass and from there straight into the back take.
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That's because the vapor or fumes go straight into your lungs—without taking a detour through your stomach, intestines, and liver.
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He was in the crosswalk—he's pushing seventy and has a slow, hobbling gait—when the limo turned straight into him.
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Without the buffer of an ice shelf, the grounded ice can flow straight into the ocean, causing substantial sea level rise.
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Yet, Nick proves he's even more dangerous than we thought by blowing past indecent proposals and straight into date rapist territory.
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More recently, a giant bird of prey flew straight into their windscreen on the German Autobahn, wiping out a £600 deposit.
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After all, you'll probably want to know how to properly cut open an avocado before swinging your knife straight into it.
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At Real Sociedad, Uruguayan coach Martin Lasarte spotted his talent and put him straight into the first team alongside Carlos Bueno.
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The second walked me straight into a Greenpeace petition team on lower Fifth Avenue and stalled me there for three days.
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Sri Jegarajah (SJ): Let's get straight into it, James P. Gorman is with us, the chairman and CEO of Morgan Stanley.
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Books of The Times If you are walking straight into a headwind, it is a triumph simply to keep yourself upright.
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The clothes I wore and slept in were so stained with gooey muck that they would go straight into the garbage.
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At first glance, a hot, naked woman playing electronic music seems to fit straight into the realms of teenage boy fantasy.
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As seen in the video above, Tomoko went straight into a truly amazing pole-dancing routine, showing off her impressive strength.
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A piece of plastic floats by in the canal and my guide, Fred Miessner, casts his rod straight into the water.
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I'd planned to crash on his couch, but then we hooked up and I ended up moving straight into his bedroom.
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Its short runway runs straight into a mountainside, making it particularly problematic for pilots to land if the weather is bad.
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They fell straight into the living room of the apartment below, splayed out among bottles of booze, broken furniture, and debris.
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Which is why, instead of diving straight into his trauma, The Way Back first sets itself up as a sports movie.
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To keep Till honest and stifle the thought of kicking, Woodley picked up legs and moved straight into clinches off them.
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Next week, Amazon will start delivering packages straight into Americans' homes, using a smart lock and camera device called Amazon Key.
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Finally, the Sugars share what saying goodbye means to them, speaking with radical empathy straight into our ears, one last time.
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" And the Meewasin Trail, where you can walk along that swift river from Wanuskewin straight into downtown Saskatoon, simply means "beautiful.
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After a timeout, the Celtics worked the ball to Bradley, who calmly hit a shot that goes straight into Celtics lore.
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From there, the article launches straight into a rehash of the basic stats on the vaping illnesses and teen-vaping rates.
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I've been trying to do that all my life, but I find it easier now to go straight into the emotion.
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She goes from doing interviews to fittings with the show stylist, Karl Templer, and straight into meetings about next season's campaign.
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The common belief is that Arya's heading straight into a showdown with Cersei Lannister, the first name on her kill list.
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Several recruiters at the job fair in northern Beijing admit to chucking CVs from "no-name schools" straight into the bin.
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If you've woken the phone with the power button, it'll display the lock screen and unlock straight into your home screen.
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Yet, it did step straight into a controversy that has emotions running high and of which the effects are hotly contested.
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He stands against a black backdrop and delivers a raw monologue on his fears and insecurities, staring straight into the camera.
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As Netflix tells it, Dave Chappelle "charges straight into the fire" with his two newly released, "blistering" and "searing" standup specials.
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And numbers aside, how many players can inject adrenaline straight into your veins with more force than Mitchell at his apex?
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By the time she was 20, antibiotics were delivered straight into her blood through an IV every day, usually administered at home.
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And for those who kept the signature fragrance straight into adulthood, it just got a makeover that die-hard fans will love.
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Sometimes there's only one way to get over the awkwardness that is a holiday focused on love: Dive straight into the cheese.
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With 1% cash back, every $1,000 spent on groceries, gas, and household expenses can potentially put $10 straight into a college account.
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When I finally get home, my hay fever is killing me, so I jump straight into the shower and head to bed.
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The Camera button launches the Camera app, straight into whatever the last mode was you were using (Photo, Video, Square, or whatever).
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A quarter century ago, Steven Spielberg created velociraptors that were viscerally compelling enough to toe-claw tap dance straight into our nightmares.
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Next, we're straight into pastry, a much-needed jolt of excitement after the humdrum of sugar-free this and dairy-free that.
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She crossed her arms and looked over the gold rims of her glasses straight into Phoebe's coke-bottle frames and held forth.
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By contrast, about 80% of them stay housed for a year or longer when they are put straight into their own homes.
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In his view, his EMDrive (the "EM" stands for "electromagnetic") converts electrical energy straight into thrust, with no need for reaction mass.
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Had the money gone straight into a fund tracking the S&P 500 when received, it would now be worth almost $2bn.
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But by failing to nurture—or even to agree upon—the next generation of leaders, they have played straight into UMNO's hands.
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It dives straight into the futuristic nation of Wakanda to show us a world unlike anything Marvel has brought us so far.
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After a trip to England, the British TV presenter ran straight into his girlfriend's arms — and posted the picture to prove it.
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Catching the right hand and returning with the right uppercut or right straight into the left hook could also work a treat.
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Its sugars go straight into the bloodstream and create unhealthy spikes and crashes in blood sugar levels, causing us to eat more.
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"I don't think my parents would have let me go straight into acting full time when I was 12," she tells THR.
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This debate will play straight into Sanders's biggest campaign message so far: There's no time for centrism, no time for incremental change.
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I make coffee to go, grab a banana, go straight into the office, and work on a few different projects all morning.
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Or maybe you have a high school graduate who will be commuting to college, or one diving straight into the working world.
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Fedor Emelianenko used to weave off of his right hand lead straight into a takedown attempt which worked at a great percentage.
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He also falls off the wagon and straight into a bender, which makes the whole "reinvention" thing just a little bit harder.
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Unhurt by the blast, she downloaded her raw emotional data and sent it to PathoGlyph — and, by extension, straight into my head.
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"The people rule in Venezuela, not empires," he said at Tuesday's rally, going straight into campaign mode with jingles from past elections.
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You just can't take FIFA from the PlayStation 4 straight into VR without making some fairly fundamental shifts at a design level.
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The final show was at Desertfest in London, and then I went straight into treatment and a crazy period through the summer.
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I go straight into the shower, brush my teeth, and flop on the bed for about 303 minutes before promptly knocking out.
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The combination of live TV and arena-spectacle politics was like a comedy speedball that "Late Show" injected straight into its heart.
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Some cryptomancers might not even have the decency to wait for three or four messages before diving straight into the dogecoin chat.
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Terrorist bombers placed suitcases filled with explosives onto luggage carts and wheeled them straight into the departure hall without anyone challenging them.
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Sissy crew are beaming straight into the heart of Hackney for a night of debauchery down at legendary alternative nightspot the Glory.
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One blow at a time, straight into the clinch, then into the takedown and from there Nelson uses his excellent grappling skills.
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They have taken the discussion about women's rights from Parliament, the courts and the workplace straight into the kitchen and the bedroom.
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And, on Thursday afternoon, straight into the path of a minivan hurtling down a motorway with a 9-month-old boy inside.
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" Ammons hoped that the point in his poetry would be "delivered below / the level of argument, straight into the fat / of feeling.
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He graduated in 1969 and went straight into the N.B.A., becoming a scout for the San Diego Rockets (now the Houston Rockets).
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Technically it could sink screws straight into bare wood if you really need it to, but the battery will drain pretty quickly.
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Elsewhere, "The Good Doctor" creates emotional investment the old-fashioned way: by stabbing a hypodermic needle of it straight into your heart.
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Stevens was determined to use his leverage as an American representative to hold Libya together, and he waded straight into the chaos.
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Ms. Dormer, who narrates flashbacks to her unsavory past, occasionally punctuates a scene by turning her feline gaze straight into the camera.
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It was already in the water, and we watched it float straight into the propeller, which still had a head of steam.
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Crowding the course, inches from the cyclists, the spectators could yell almost directly into their ears and look straight into their eyes.
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In 2017, a giant rat fell from a tree, straight into the hands of a mammologist who knew he'd found something new.
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Jumping straight into the nitty-gritty might seem like the most effective thing to do, but it leaves a lasting negative impression.
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Because Juul's fruity flavors were heading straight into teenagers' hands, because they were too good not to traffic, addictive, some might say.
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As Reuters confirmed on Wednesday, the man drove this tank straight into the window of said convenience store, smashing the storefront's windows.
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Brunson Blasts Himself in the Title Conversation Uriah Hall walked straight into a clinch with Derek Brunson in their co-main event.
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All sorts of fun infectious creatures like tapeworms, tuberculosis, and ulcer-inducing bacteria likely hitchhiked straight into Neanderthal range via their human hosts.
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And, they will be able to ingest data straight into AWS, where they can securely store, analyze, and transmit products to their customers.
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Make sure that bowl is placed near it and within three minutes, the machine will dispense oil-free popcorn straight into your bowl.
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While all these looks were red carpet-worthy, we're still reeling from a select few we'll be taking straight into the new year.
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Turn the big gas flame on on your cooker and put the garlic, the halved onion, carrot, and ginger straight into the flames.
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We check in with Sizemore, Hector and Maeve, who have wandered straight into Ghost Nation territory on their way to find her daughter.
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You walk straight into the knife and lean to the side so he doesn't have to go through the effort of twisting it.
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So this time we decided to go straight into the next record without getting messed up with a different project in the middle.
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While we're still toeing the waters on this one, we can't deny the 15 tops ahead are going straight into our shopping carts.
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The territory cannot treat its sewage, so it stores the stuff in fetid open-air pools or dumps it straight into the Mediterranean.
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Its latest announcement is an earpiece that interacts with your phone to inject the sweet mutterings of an AI straight into your skull.
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The other, up top, shows Egerton staring straight into the camera dressed in a feathery costume with John's signature round and bedazzled glasses.
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"What I noticed is the plume was just rising straight into the air, and it was not tipping in any direction," he said.
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Motorists unexpectedly drove straight into the path of a raging tornado in Germany last week — and the terrifying incident was captured on video.
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Some of them were great, some were decent, some were awkward, and some were like diving straight into the ninth circle of hell.
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So this guy is not just BASE jumping off a super high balcony, he's also jumping straight into a cloud of fog below.
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Right hand lead, straight into the clinch before a return, into a takedown attempt and a punt to the head for good measure.
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Even though the songwriter just released his debut, solo album Flicker in October, he already has plans to head straight into recording another.
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Sure, cracking straight into a lobster tail is fun, but there are so many delicious ways to eat lobster, so why stop there?
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His syntax seems generated on the fly, word to word, each stumbling straight into the next, bound by the barest loyalty to grammar.
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In the triangle, there aren't a whole lot of options that go straight into a pick-and-pop, but there are a few.
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But for many soldiers, Szema notes, the burn pits delivered a steady stream of toxic chemicals straight into their lungs, day and night.
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Sharapova, who won Wimbledon in 2004, will need a wild card to get straight into the main draw at the All England Club.
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Popcorn with a mountain of bud added straight into the pot with the kernels, and then tossed in heavily-medicated butter is better.
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The attacker walked straight into the building, past a lone security guard who panicked when she saw the suspect's automatic rifle, Albayalde said.
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Magnolia Pictures dropped the first trailer for The Square Wednesday, plunging us straight into the high-society shit-show the film picks apart.
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Now, The Purge is plucking its high-concept horror franchise from the box office straight into your living room — just with a twist.
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So if you're traveling straight into work on Tuesday, you won't have to worry about baring the evidence of your weekend of partying.
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Empire dismisses it with a quick "That's not even his song, stupid!" from Becky and rolls straight into a story somehow more outlandish.
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Big Wild takes the stage launch straight into his Ludacris remix, which makes the Lower East Side dive sound a tropical rainforest party.
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"Was particularly jarring when my live stream of the Bibi-Trump press conference went straight into this," The Jerusalem Post's Amy Spiro tweeted.
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Nationalist movements in Finland and other European countries want to destabilize the European Union and NATO, and this goes straight into Putin's narrative.
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When ordinary people start losing their jobs as an unintended consequence, sanctions run the risk of playing straight into the hands of Putin.
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Ace Hardware is jumping straight into the "do it for me" market with its acquisition of the home-improvement service chain Handyman Matters.
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He wrote on his blog that the plane landed on Runway 34L and headed straight into the Qantas Jetbase hangar, where passengers disembarked.
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These players, given license to be adventurous at Spurs by Coach Mauricio Pochettino, have stepped straight into the nucleus of England's national team.
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What if you could just turn wireframes straight into code and then devote your time to the more complex aspects of a build?
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You can plug it straight into the motherboard, and it's totally a normal computer, so you can install Windows or Linux or whatever.
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His hands went straight into Holloway's armpits, pushed him overhead, and his feet replaced them to roll out into a heel hook attempt.
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She came out as a lesbian to her parents, and their angry response prompted her to flee from home, straight into the accident.
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""And then he would walk off, and I would turn and go straight into the production office like, 'Give me that d--- script!
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We put food straight into the freezer, unless we have a plan to eat it soon so it doesn't get forgotten and lost.
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Check out the clip ... the 28-year-old outfielder went upstairs and hit a ping-pong ball straight into a tiny Solo cup!!
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Cleaning up was easier and more hygienic; the used paper filter went straight into the trash, with no more handling of messy grounds.
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SoftBank's debt obsession Now though, SoftBank's penchant for debt is running straight into one of the most harrowing moments in recent economic history.
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Alongside a host of other little tweaks, you can now drag images straight into Windows from stock Mac apps like Safari and Photos.
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Optimising algorithms for past behavior certainly drive digital metrics but it risks leading you straight into a fishbowl The chronological timeline is wonderful.
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But he grabbed two ropes that were on the same side of the pulley, and went straight into the water, like a bullet.
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Adobe is debuting a new app, Photoshop Camera, designed to bring the power of the popular photo-editing tool straight into the camera.
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It's sort of like if you tried moving from a comfortable recliner straight into a set of wind sprints over and over again.
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But a Lamar Jackson pass bounced off Mark Andrews's hands and straight into the arms of Kevin Byard, the safety for the Titans.
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You'll be able to import lists from Wunderlist straight into To Do, but you will require a Microsoft Account to use the app.
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But Trump's most recent Fed picks have veered straight into the political arena — just as his attacks on central bank policy have escalated.
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Stocks have had a bang-up year so far, and they're heading straight into the month that is often the best of all.
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And of course, Kimmel — returning to the scene of the flub — dove straight into material about last year's infamous best-picture mix-up.
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ODESZA's set at Life is Beautiful Music Festival came to a terrifying end when a rogue firework shot off straight into the crowd.
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PHOENIX — President Donald Trump's campaign rallies over the next two weeks are taking him straight into the heart of the Senate battleground map.
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Its trigger sends us straight into plot: Marie Mitchell, a young black woman, is confronted in her home one night by an intruder.
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Feingold says he agreed Librot could use $5k for camp expenses, but claims the other $15k went straight into his camp leader's pocket.
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" Then he veered straight into edgy, offbeat comedy as one of the two warring high school administrators at the center of "Vice Principals.
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After all, why carry a separate phone if your e-mails, texts, calls, and spreadsheets are projected straight into your field of view?
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The guns had walked out of Arizona less than 24 hours before — straight into the hands of the Sinaloa cartel, ATF records showed.
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The phages were delivered to her body through a nebulizer, which turned them into a mist that could be breathed straight into her lungs.
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Unsurprisingly, a lot of people want to skip swiping on one face at a time and jump straight into a pool of potential suitors.
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It didn't see us, and it turned left across the road and I went straight into the side of him and I went over.
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It also comes equipped with an AC outlet, so you can easily plug it straight into an outlet without the need for pesky wires.
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Johnson responded by rolling a 15-foot putt straight into the hole before launching into an extravagant series of fist-pumps and high fives.
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Due to the Duo's open-air design, the earbuds function more like tiny speakers than headphones with drivers pumping sound straight into your heard.
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He was brave to the point of recklessness: as a boy, he once rode a bicycle straight into a wall to prove his mettle.
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Both of these shows skipped over the earliest incarnations of their superheroes, and instead jumped straight into the eras that produced the best stories.
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"If you can live on your current income, there's no reason why any salary increase can't go straight into your retirement account," says Alvarez.
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After the register slides closed, Ernest glances over its shoulder — and a fifth of whiskey floats off the shelf, straight into its coat pocket.
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The course contains no fluff and will dive straight into each topic, so you'll waste no time going over things of no educational value.
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If you've been dying to restock your makeup kit or skin-care collection in 2019, holiday money can go straight into the Sephora fund.
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The hill below his apartment building descended straight into downtown San Francisco, where towering skyscrapers were packed together like travelers in a Tokyo subway.
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While his caretaker, Sondra Young, called 911, Marbut headed straight into the flames to help rescue two women who were trapped in the car.
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Instead of using the app on a computer or phone, you plug the Ghost straight into your TV, attach a controller, and get going.
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In the heartpounding video, Brady grabs his daughter's hand, counts to three, and then leaps off the cliff with her straight into the water.
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Design-wise, it's bigger, features a larger water tank, and you can now press a button to eject dirty pads straight into the trash.
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When life gives you lemons, make sure to squeeze all that lemon juice straight into your eyes and then rage about it on Twitter.
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When Lineker moved forward it was with his wide, leaning swings and these often carried him straight into the fence as McCall circled out.
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In the nearby Aldi superstore, he said some would put things straight into their bags before paying, or stand too close to the cashier.
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The Force Awakens' most precocious character was BB-8, the globular droid that rolled across the deserts of Jakku and straight into our hearts.
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Lava is still spewing from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano straight into residential neighborhoods on the Big Island, and the damage is only getting more catastrophic.
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The athlete ended the presentation by dropping straight into the splits after leaping high into the air – saluting to her fans after her finish.
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Every gift we got went straight into our bank account and was used for the down payment of our first home six months later.
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"I've seen a lot of people go broke and run good business straight into the ground because of their high-life living," Gilliam said.
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Once that's all done, I'd go straight into "One Crazy Summer," by Rita Williams-Garcia, and let them unpack all the stuff Rita's bringing.
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However, all of these tools and features do take some getting used to, as booting straight into game mode can be overwhelming at first.
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But other shoppers have been using Drive Up as a means of getting larger, bulky online purchases – like TVs – loaded straight into their vehicles.
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"Basically, the last year of my life has been waking up, going straight into work and then going home to bed," Mr. Forte said.
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The famed blue wall that ran through the Rust Belt came crashing down, and Trump walked over the rubble straight into the Oval Office.
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The vehicles ventured straight into the plumes of thick gas released by the erupting volcanoes, taking temperature, humidity, and thermal readings on the fly.
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But his quest for new clients led him straight into the arms of an undercover cop, putting a swift end to his blossoming enterprise.
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In Ngannou's most recent two-round fight, against Curtis Blaydes, he slowed badly and was taken down straight into side control in round two.
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"Direct audio output allows you to stream music straight into your earphones or amp, no smartphone or tablet needed," wrote the creator Dmitry Shemet.
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This might seem like a failed butterfly sweep and a successful start to a smash pass, but Cummings moved straight into his inside sankaku.
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If you watch close enough, you can see Cowell's icy demeanor soften as Bretan's voice ascends from the stage and straight into the stratosphere.
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It creates an open wound on your mouth and then defecates into it, and the parasite in its feces drops straight into your bloodstream.
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Kyodai have been making some incredible tracks and this, as with the rest, went straight into my sets and hasn't come out since. 19.
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It makes its living developing game-engine-based technology that lets film and TV directors drop virtual objects straight into scenes in real-time.
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It's a Raspberry Pi that's running Doom and hijacking the NES's graphic memory to inject Doom's graphics straight into the NES's picture processing unit.
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Whether he was evading darkness or running straight into it, this music had levels of history built in, and a mind of its own.
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At the start of a meeting, you may be tempted to dive straight into the agenda so you can be as productive as possible.
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She sat, staring straight into the viewer's eyes, languid hand to her chin, eye shadow matching the emerald green of the sea behind her.
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Our journey took us through rocky desert trails, sand dunes that ran straight into the sea, and beach towns full of hostels and backpackers.
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With the electricity in Lashkar Gah frequently cut off, money from the diminishing number of guests was poured straight into the hotel's diesel generator.
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Every extra dollar I've had that would normally go straight into one of my four high-yield savings accounts has gone to Lolli's bills.
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In a study with monkeys, injecting the vaccine straight into the bloodstream dramatically improved its effectiveness over today's skin-deep shot, researchers reported Wednesday.
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On the Aizhai Bridge, drivers shoot out of a tunnel to cross a 1,165-foot-deep gorge and then whiz straight into another tunnel.
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The release of the Popeyes chicken sandwich sparked a social media brand war that catapulted the sandwich straight into the stratosphere of meme status.
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The great showman responded in kind by playing air guitar and swaying to the music while smiling and nodding straight into the TV camera.
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It's a useful feature, allowing you to get notifications beamed straight into your external auditory meatus or to use Google Translate in real time.
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Young people who head straight into the workforce after high school are often not adequately prepared with the right skills that employers desperately need.
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But then the movie heads straight into conventional World War II drama territory, and becomes a much more familiar film — a sentimental prestige drama.
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Instead, the most important trait that could launch a Harris or Gillibrand candidacy straight into the White House, is their unique ability to inspire.
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Now, imagine that you had a device implanted in your brain that could shortcut the pathway and "inject" information straight into your premotor cortex.
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It led us straight into Earn's shifting mind; it didn't describe his restless creativity so much as summon us into it, a siren beckoning.
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When met with butterfly guard, Moicano will clear one knee, drop to a hip and then simply step over the other hook straight into mount.
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That's why you'll sometimes see abandoned shopping carts—they're from those who became overwhelmed, left, and probably walked straight into the woods or the ocean.
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Hearing "Stairway to Heaven" by Led Zeppelin feels like sitting in a sound studio with your eyes closed, and you're plugged straight into the amp.
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A new analysis of Ötzi's equipment shows what he was up to in the hours before an archer drove an arrow straight into his back.
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And pending analysis of this seemingly successful test, Rocket Lab will skip its planned third test and jump straight into official operations, in early 2018.
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The first of many hilarious moments in the sketch came courtesy of Kate Middleton (Cecily Strong), who leaned straight into the rumored Kate-Meghan feud.
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Snapchat, by contrast, plunges you straight into the camera app, so there's nothing to look at besides your feet (or, if you're unlucky, your face).
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You can, of course, pop the baked bites straight into your mouth or use them to add a bold crunch to your salads or soups.
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But there's still a disconnect between her rapping "you gotta pay me flat bread, yeah, the pita way" straight into Lil Uzi Vert's emotional chorus.
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Its main addition is the "Insight" system, which uses tracking cameras built straight into the headset, rather than ones that are mounted around a room.
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The male latches on to the female's back, pierces a hole into a groove on her abdomen and directs his ejaculate straight into her bloodstream.
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The whole "empathy machine" idea of VR suggests that its goal is short-circuiting your rational mind and pumping feelings straight into your visual cortex.
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But the excess is palpable – and it's pouring straight into the Atlantic Basin, home of the physical crude grades that underpin the global Brent benchmark.
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Instead, he delved straight into pillorying his general election opponent as a career politician whom Trump accused of being corrupt and indebted to special interests.
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There's no friendly visual joke with a giant ant, no rush straight into the next movie, no low-key, wordless sit-down with some shawarma.
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READ: Hawaiian volcano is now spewing lava straight into a neighborhood The ash creates a hazard to aviation — reducing visibility and potentially affecting jet engines.
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The rider flips over his handlebars and performs a spectacular full somersault shortly after he rides over the drone that flew straight into his wheels.
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A new privately funded bridge, which crosses the wall and allows San Diegans to walk straight into Tijuana Airport, is a striking symbol of collaboration.
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The affidavit says Weitzel told investigators he got his car up to about 75 miles per hour before deliberately steering straight into a parked vehicle.
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From rabbits, to snakes over her face, the artist behind Photoshop in Real Life works to intrigue the viewer into looking straight into her eyes.
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Researchers there have created a powerful multi-camera setup that captures in 3D every aspect of someone and dumps it straight into a VR experience.
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But Google's ability to tie the experience straight into search results through Instant Apps may help consumers become more familiar with this new shopping behavior.
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You can actually see it first fly away from the power lines but then suddenly make a quick U-turn straight into the transmission tower.
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Suddenly, an earthquake hits and Alves, who was wrapped in a towel standing in the upstairs unit, falls through the ceiling straight into Jack's lap.
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Jalen rolls out of bed, walks right by me, does not say a single word, and goes straight into his playroom to eat his breakfast.
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In a world where the president has actually asked whether or not he can pardon himself, the White House really walked straight into this one.
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Six months earlier, he had humiliated Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto by escaping from prison through a mile-long tunnel dug straight into his cell.
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If those advances had already occurred 45,000 years ago, then people could conceivably have crossed the Bering Land Straight into North America around that time.
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" 11:32 PM Sal tells me with pride that he has been described as a "five-foot Mac Daddy who looks straight into your tits.
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The minute I finished we were straight into the taxi for the airport to get to Ibiza, where I was playing all night for Elrow.
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Mike Coffman (Colo.), who is in the middle of a heated contest, looks straight into the camera and says he doesn't much care for Trump.
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In the video shared on Stella's Instagram she can be seen being let out of a car and shooting straight into her autumnal, leafy abyss.
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"I came back even more driven than the last album, [which] I pretty much went straight into from my first without any break," he says.
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We had skipped the small talk and went straight into the sh*t, and now it was time to pretend we were normal humans again.
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Pedaling straight into the sun What's the point of an IMAX spin class if it doesn't make me forget that I'm in a spin class?
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Use terms are also agreed upon directly through the app ahead of time, allowing user-submitted footage to go straight into your videos right away.
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In its second episode, "Playtest," the show veers away from its typically cynical view of technology, however, and falls straight into a horror rabbit hole.
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The new wave of plant-based "meat" is going mainstream — and straight into one of America's most iconic fast-food burgers, the White Castle slider.
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It was a new era of machine curation, where you could skip the dusty record stores and have new media funneled straight into your brain.
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What happens at the beginning of the book is the international community is launching a version of the internet that taps straight into people's brains.
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And when the moment is right, he'll drive his customized SUV — which can withstand crushing 200 mile-per-hour winds — straight into the twister's vortex.
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But instead of simplifying the play and feeding Embiid for a three, Saric puts it on the floor and drives straight into a mosh pit.
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Every time he sends a demo it goes straight into my set and 214% of the time gets signed to my label Play It Down.
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And he will go straight into custody as the judge denied him a request to remain free on bail while he pursues an anticipated appeal.
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"It is implausible that this technology would go straight into healthy people," said Ed Boyden, an M.I.T. neuroscientist who is also an adviser to Neuralink.
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Mizugaki pivots, follows, and is far from ready to defend himself when Cruz stops and drops the right straight into level change, The Emelianenko Special.
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There are many people who believe George W. Bush was managed straight into the Iraq War against his better instincts (and certainly against his father's).
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In "The Touch" (1971), Bibi Andersson and a startlingly nasty Elliott Gould stand in front of a black wall and speak straight into the camera.
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Obviously everything had to go downhill from there, so we headed straight into "Born This Way," which, Gaga admitted, she wrote in 10 minutes flat.
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Even after this, "they will still have plenty of money still to come — and this is money that will go straight into consumption," he said.
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If anything, the Mao-suit-clad cadres in Pyongyang are probably gleeful that the president of the United States has played straight into their propaganda.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — The man streaming on Facebook Live looked straight into his cellphone camera and promised that the footage to come would be outrageous.
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The first time Mr. Trump used a teleprompter, I photographed him staring directly through the words reflected in the transparent glass, straight into my lens.
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"He just went straight into the flames, and I just jumped out of the car and went straight to him," Doherty told Australia's Nine News.
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They kicked things off with an incognito rendition of "Crazy Little Thing Called Love", before abruptly whipping off their disguises and launching straight into "Sugar".
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The storm's direction, moving straight into the coast at a perpendicular angle rather than along it, increases the severity of the storm surge, Young said.
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"I read your book," Luisa says, her left eye batting away a loose scrap of mascara while her right one stares straight into his heart.
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From its summit, generations of beer-chugging (and, technically, trespassing) teenagers have leapt straight into midair, to savor the thrilling three-second, 50-foot plummet.
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Expect to be dropped straight into the cobblestones of the Burgue, a Victorian-era city populated by humans and mythical creatures displaced from their homelands.
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He and his henchmen walk straight into Los Pollos Hermanos and hold the store's employees in a kind of captivity until the boss shows up.
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With the ultra-smooth, uncanny valley look being harder to separate from reality, we could be hurtling straight into a (very airbrushed) "Black Mirror" episode.
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So it records, like, this circular video, then it goes straight into your Snapchat archive, video, whatever, that you can then upload to your story.
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When you dive straight into e-mails, texts, and Facebook, you lose focus and your morning succumbs to the wants and needs of other people.
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But the #MeToo Movement has awakened survivors and catapulted many of them straight into stage 4, perhaps bypassing a prolonged painstaking process of emotional turmoil.
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A doorway from a platform in the Times Square-42nd Street station used to lead straight into the Knickerbocker Hotel, where F. Scott Fitzgerald and co.
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Stillman, who skipped college to jump straight into the workforce, is co-founder of Gen Z Guru, a consulting company that he runs with his father.
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Its smart sorting works well, you can schedule the sending of emails, save attachments straight into cloud apps, and even collaborate on emails with other people.
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It charges when it's docked, and when you remove the pen, Windows 10 automatically pops up an intelligent menu that gets you straight into inking quickly.
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There's even an equivalent to Doom's bloody fatalities: when you stagger an enemy, you can teleport straight into them, reducing them to a pile of gibs.
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It's meant to be paired with a traditional wall mount, a battery mount, a window mount, or a plug mount that goes straight into an outlet.
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The results of Reddy's cooking went straight into to the mouths of hungry orphans, while the proceeds from his YouTube channel are reportedly donated to charities.
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The most upsetting transition comes without warning or segue, as the film concludes a segment about unions and moves straight into footage from the Parkland shooting.
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So far, Apple has greenlit 12 projects, nine of which are straight-to-series orders – meaning, they're skipping the pilot phase and heading straight into production.
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Whether we go straight into a recession from here or the Fed manages to reflate the economy...we're going to end up in the same place.
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Howe once made millions selling domain names, and in 2017, he headed straight into what he's hoping will be the next internet gold rush: emoji domains.
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The Kickstarter campaign of the "Veronica Mars" movie raised eyebrows when fans realized that their money would be going straight into the coffers of Warner Bros.
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Just think: You can wear any one these picks for a night out and crawl straight into bed when you get home, no outfit change required.
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And then, MAJOR plot twist: Turns out innocent little Limón was actually using Maritza as bait, and Carrillo and his men walk straight into an ambush.
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Get a good night's sleep She went form filming the Harry Potter films straight into college, back into making movies and launching a feminist book club.
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It's like that scene in Stranger Things when Luke turns to the ginormous tentacled monster and screams "go away!" before walking straight into pure, abject horror.
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Immediately after, Chance jumped straight into West's "Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 2," and had the whole crowd singing along with the Metro Boomin produced track.
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After a quick introduction, I jumped straight into something I've wanted to try for a while: Everest, an incredibly detailed rendering of the world's tallest mountain.
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The track would take the group straight into record books, holding the top spot on the KBS TV program Music Bank for a record nine weeks.
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To fight waste and prevent stores from throwing food straight into the garbage, France recently required supermarkets to donate unsold food to charities and food banks.
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It plays straight into the heart of mass female manipulation, via the beauty industrial complex: no girls can grow up to be like this Wonder Woman.
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Having successfully outsmarted their human overlords, Toronto's raccoons seem bored with just picking through trash scraps, and have now brought their siege straight into people's homes.
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A tiny dog recently got loose from its owner on the streets of Mexico City and raced straight into the chaotic traffic of the bustling metropolis.
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Yet, whether heading off to college or diving straight into the workforce, these teens will find themselves suddenly navigating the complicated world of adult money matters.
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Benioff's belief in social justice also led him straight into the fight against proposed bills in Indiana and Georgia that would allow discrimination against gay people.
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As soon as Mike sat down, he quickly went straight into filming, only stopping occasionally for a loud train to pass by, and to fix equipment.
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Alternatively, here's Curry in his first race of the day (as Yoshi in the top left), hitting a spiny and then driving straight into a hole.
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It was then that an oak-shafted, seven-foot-long beach umbrella, ripped out of the sand by the wind, flew straight into his left eye.
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It may seem like a small victory for sea turtles, but every little bit helps when mother nature births you straight into a turtle D-Day.
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With four hundred amateur fights to his name, Lomachenko turned pro with none of the usual build up against nobodies, jumping straight into world title fights.
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Yankees 25, Red Sox 20153 David Price trudged from the mound to the dugout, down the steps and straight into the visitors' clubhouse at Yankee Stadium.
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The final blow came to Biyombo (poor Biyombo), as Dahntay Jones hinged his right arm straight into Biyombo's Toronto Raptors, if you know what I mean.
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Instead of crossing Whiteside up and going left, Oladipo goes in-and-out, stays on the right side, and careens straight into a cluster of terrible.
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"I'd love for her to just go straight into office, but I worry she can't bring people together and beat the Republican Party," Mr. Briggs said.
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" —VICTORIA NEWHOUSE, architectural historian "He always brought me straight into the library when I arrived at the apartment, and he would often give me a book.
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You can quickly see who's around and who isn't, and if you're online then you can jump straight into calls and group chats with no waiting.
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I liked the midnight version of myself, the one who wasn't so flinching and scared, the one who sprinted straight into the open mouth of adventure.
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Beovu injections, given straight into the eye, treat wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD) that affects 20 million people worldwide, the Swiss drugmaker said on Tuesday.
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The best-timed joke of the whole evening comes when Raymonda's husband, Jean de Brienne (Boris Mudko), runs, midexit, straight into a wing and falls flat.
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Jimmy Comstock, who lives nearby, told CNN affiliate KTXL that he saw two paragliders in the sky before one separated and flew straight into the wires.
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In addition, Lloyd received a gift of $593,259 from Epstein that went straight into his personal bank account and is not being counted in the totals.
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His excellent vision, acute eye for a pass, and skillful feet have seen him slot straight into the Barca starting XI following his move from Ajax.
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That's what left so many would-be or maybe allies flabbergasted at how or why he would have walked straight into such a buzzsaw of outrage.
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The only downside to the DualShock is that the battery dies very quickly, but that is easily remedied by plugging its charging cable straight into your console.
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Which means that, from then on, your shit won't go through your rectum and your anus any more, but straight into a bag attached to that hole.
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" Rapinoe paused, thought about it, and then looked straight into the camera and said this: "I think that I would say that YOUR message is excluding people.
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Give it a good mix and dip the meat and vegetables into the sauce, but never pour the sauce straight into the soup bowl, Hyun Soon says.
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The larger values that are dominant within the West individualistic cultures and the more collective cultures is what really translates all the way straight into your sheets.
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He's the number one good boy, going as far as to charge straight into the sea of wights despite the fact the he can't hold a sword.
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"Looking at this from a global perspective, look if you push Mexico away ... you build a wall, you will push them straight into China's hands," he said.
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Desmond does collect tips but, like all the other money he's been paid, it goes straight into a trust fund he'll get access to when he's 18.
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Now, it could be that we see a whole lot more of Skyrim for Switch when Nintendo beams its E3 Direct straight into our faces on Tuesday.
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It was a busy week as the Summer Lull appears ready to miss its entrance entirely and keep the current news cyclone spinning straight into the fall.
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"This never-Trump money that's wasted, I would rather that go straight into the campaigns of (Sens.) Ron Johnson or Kelly Ayotte," Geduldig said in an interview.
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At the last checkpoint, we are warned we must turn left, toward the community of Myronivskyi, otherwise we'll drive straight into the middle of the front line.
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Prior to 22.6, the bulk of Salesforce's capital, in terms of acquisitions, was spent moving the company beyond tools for salespeople and straight into the marketing department.
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Microsoft is also enabling add-ins in the preview version of Skype desktop today, with the ability to add Giphy images or YouTube videos straight into chats.
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So Eugene stayed silent, and when Negan sent him off to check on his prisoner of war Father Gabriel, mullet-head walked straight into his redemption storyline.
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Mr Musk, having sold his first company, Zip2, to Compaq for $341m in 1999, ploughed the gains straight into X.com, an online bank that later become PayPal.
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Add a pattern, a PIN code, or a fingerprint or two, but make sure you add something that stops unwelcome visitors from logging straight into your phone.
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"In the past five or so years, markets have been so average that companies have just gone straight into blackout without doing a deal," one banker said.
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For Hooker it is the most dangerous opponent of his career but the chance to leap from fringe Top 15 fighter straight into the Top Ten talk.
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I could have finished this semester but I spent so long working towards the February exams I didn't want to go straight into another period of learning.
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Working in batches, dip the chicken into the whisked egg whites, then straight into the crust mix making sure every little nook and cranny is completely covered.
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Jones, who had a 31lbs weight advantage over Henderson, managed to quickly get "Hendo" down to the yellow mat with a slick superduck straight into side control.
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Moreover, their money goes further than a super PAC's, because it goes straight into campaigns—and campaigns get lower rates for television airtime, which Trump badly needs.
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Ahmad is certain the only way out of Pakistan's energy crisis is to bypass the grid and leapfrog straight into low-carbon sources like wind and solar.
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And then you run straight into the brick wall of a question that has smacked many a sci-fi nerd over the years: Which original Blade Runner?
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While it's certainly not the first time Jude Law has bared himself — spiritually and physically — on camera, but usually he hasn't stepped straight into papal robes after.
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"If Blue Cross Blue Shield gave you too much of a benefit, they would have to sue you first; they couldn't go straight into collections," Willman explained.
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"They took him straight into emergency and by that night he was paralyzed from head to toe and in an induced coma," Deborah told the news website.
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As I was writing this essay, my iTunes segued from Awaken straight into Aksumite, another newer punk band with eyes to both the past and the present.
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And second, you know that freaky feeling that you've somehow skipped a decade or two of life and are about to head straight into an early menopause.
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If that's not enough to make you toss those overpriced bottles straight into the recycling bin, read on to learn more about the real deal on cleanses.
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I got run over in Amsterdam three times in the same holiday—the worst was when I walked straight into the moped lane, looking the wrong way.
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"Laia, damn it, get—ooof—" Laia dives straight into my stomach, a graceless, desperate leap so unexpected that I topple back into one of the wall crypts.
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An even more unusual example is Bitcoin, which evolved its parallel infrastructure (miners and nodes) from scratch straight into Act III, an extraordinary instance of bootstrap levitation.
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To recap, we're jumping straight into our popular breakout sessions where you'll get up close and personal with some of Europe's leading investors, founders and thought leaders.
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To start out the show, we'll be having a little fireside chat with Susan Lyne of BBG Ventures, and then we'll head straight into the pitch-off.
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"I came back even more driven than the last album, [which] I pretty much went straight into from my first without any break," he told Entertainment Weekly.
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Many scholars believed radio could, like a hypodermic needle, inject ideas straight into people's minds, convincing them of anything — even something as fantastical as an alien attack.
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"If anyone is getting booked they're going straight into the hands of ICE, and the big difference is everyone is an enforcement priority now," said Lincoln-Goldfinch.
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LONDON — When I got off my flight from Beijing to London nearly two weeks ago, I knew what I had to do: go straight into self-quarantine.
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A real estate mogul and his paramour, a model named Marla Maples, had the misfortune to walk straight into the path of the mogul's wife, Ivana Trump.
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I was going to dive straight into Tai Nui's tears — the wave pool, which stretches from the volcano's base, encircled by white sand — but it was lunchtime.
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I get out of bed once my alarm goes off and had to the shower, the cat running straight into my bedroom once I open the door.
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After all, I'd starred on a network show for teens and then jumped straight into a Bruce Willis comedy where I ran around topless, wielding a gun.
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It is quite moderate, in fact, and much of what I heard during the presidential debates in June will scare many voters straight into Mr. Trump's arms.
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After a process of purification, "the end product ... can go straight into a vehicle to produce a net zero fuel that has zero carbon footprint," says Feilder.
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This season, rather than skirt the subject, the show steers straight into it, starting with a sly gag that involves Ilana imitating foreigners, from Italians to Germans.
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But as an old woman she's perfectly prepared to march straight into his floating castle and then bully Howl into taking her on as his cleaning lady.
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Kurtz was sick of it and planned to walk straight into their area, summon them to a fight and kill as many of them as he could.
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That could mean being sent back to China and likely straight into detention in a sprawling network of internment camps where about one million Muslims are held.
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Freeze-drying allows you to maintain the structure because the ice cream doesn't actually melt; it goes straight into a gas state and leaves all the air pockets.
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In the Instagram video Grande goes straight into Hough's arms with runny mascara, making fun of the fact that she was "already crying" a day ahead of time.
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On Thursday, track's governing body, the IAAF, announced that the team's appeal would be upheld – but that doesn't mean the U.S. team will go straight into Friday's final.
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It's a picture book filled with captivating portraits of girls who aren't afraid to look straight into the camera's lens ... because they don't fear you'll see something imperfect.
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I think she liked it, and she has nice manners: when she clears her throat, she lifts her napkin up to her mouth and coughs straight into it.
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Her final prototype was a litter box that fits under the toilet seat with removable concentric circles to gradually train the cat to go straight into the water.
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After season 5, the showrunners had to improvise their own glib lines for Tyrion, which leads straight into him making familiar gibes at Varys for not having balls.
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Though I've been guilty of it myself in the past, I would now caution that these issues should be considered before diving straight into the psycho-sexual interpretations.
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By the 203s, Corbally was something of a throwback — a figure who brought the ghosts of Longie Zwillman, occupied Germany, and Swinging London straight into the corporate boardroom.
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The most recent five episodes are all streaming on The CW's website, but you can dive straight into Thursday night's finale without worrying too much about the background.
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The former takes the film from "Arabian Nights" straight into the heart of the city to encounter Aladdin, who saves Jasmine from getting in trouble in Agrabah's marketplace.
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From the opening line—in which a death is announced and a gun put to middle sister's breast—Ms Burns plunges the reader straight into her protagonist's thoughts.
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It actually works better than Face ID by automatically bypassing the lock screen to get you straight into your phone without you ever having to touch the display.
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Integrating an EKG reader straight into the Watch makes monitoring seamless and could take away the fear some may have about finding out how their heart is doing.
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So when Ikuenobe and roughly two dozen others boarded a rubber dinghy, they had no way of knowing they were sailing straight into Europe's "stop the boats" policy.
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The weather's getting colder and the world's getting drearier, so I can't think of anything more necessary than a new Toy Story movie, preferably injected straight into me.
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You'll be able to worry less about the brick for your USB wires and plug straight into the power strip itself to charge any of your USB devices.
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The first time, he assumed it was a closed course and ran straight into the Brooklyn night, not to be seen until hours later at the finish line.
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Future Biogas has anaerobic-digestion plants along the east coast, for instance, so that the energy produced can run straight into the grid coming from the North Sea.
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The new show stars Kiernan Shipka, who played Sally Draper in Mad Men, and yeah it's just jumping straight into satanic imagery and immense creepiness... but also stylishness?
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Not only did it completely take off all of the product (with minimal rubbing!), I avoided using wipes or cotton pads that would go straight into the trash.
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Image: Wesson Wang/UnsplashOpen up a web browser or power up a smartphone—pretty much essential for modern-day living—and you're walking straight into a privacy minefield.
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And, based on the way Bluewhisper repeatedly refers to Harambe as "big buddy" while staring straight into the camera, in this role play, you are the expired ape.
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The Indians set out from the state of Sikkim; the dispute is whether they entered the tiny mountain kingdom of Bhutan or instead walked straight into Chinese territory.
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It propelled them straight into Overexposed, so named because Levine's new reality TV career was getting the band too much attention, if such a thing is really possible.
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It was not until the 25th minute that Spain had a shot on target, with Silva sending a free kick straight into the arms of keeper Ali Beiranvand.
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Meanwhile, all the main storm activity has been riding the jet stream along the east side of the ridge straight into Wisconsin, northern Illinois, and the Eastern belt.
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An icy welcome Despite that history, Lavrov gave Tillerson an icy welcome Wednesday, diving straight into Moscow's grievances with Washington in what would usually be warm opening remarks.
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What struck him most, Comey told ABC, was that the conversation moved straight into a public relations mode, what they could say and how they could position Trump.
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Money raised by RED goes straight into The Global Fund, a partnership between governments, civil society and the private sector to try and end AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria.
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As you can see ... Weezy was no different from fans at the show, rushing downstairs off the stage and straight into his waiting SUV, not taking any chances.
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How strong does a gust of wind have to be to force a nearly weightless plastic bag straight into your car without getting caught in the car's slipstream?
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The very same reasoning that leads Musk (following Bostrom) to conclude that we're in a simulation also leads us straight into the jaws of the Simulation Doomsday Hypothesis.
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The official reason for keeping Ethio Telecom a monopoly is that the government can pour its claimed annual $820m profit straight into the country's grand road-building programme.
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It's the first major domestic incident that has prompted a response from Trump, who spoke straight into the camera during his brief statement from the Diplomatic Reception Room.
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"Foreshadowed" starts off just lovely—the careful, delicate guitar work really sings—before dropping down into its crustiest moment, jackknifing straight into a gnarled churn of Swedish death.
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She had gone from eight years in the White House, through the impeachment of her husband, straight into a campaign for the Senate, re-election in the Senate.
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The great showman responded, of course, by playing air guitar and swaying to the music playing through the loudspeakers while smiling and nodding straight into the TV camera.
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The user interface of each app varies, but usually phone farmers can get straight into watching adverts, sometimes by selecting from a menu of different genres or programs.
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Even though most/all playoff runs in the Western Conference will lead straight into a Bay Area slaughterhouse, Utah's recent play is well earned and awesome to see.
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The poem is such a powerful evocation of a particular place and time that it went straight into the mix of ideas to draw from for the album.
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Maybe in 10 years I'll feel differently, but right now, there's no way I'd implant gadgetry from Google, Apple, or any other tech company straight into my eyeball.
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The back and shoulders are no longer in the way and the fighter is kicking straight into the midriff of his opponent, protected only by their rear arm.
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People arriving on flights were placed straight into quarantine, sometimes in five-star hotels taken over by the government, and entrances to cities were patrolled by the military.
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It taps straight into some of the most stubborn issues this country faces in the abuse of women and girls and the deep divisions between Hindus and Muslims.
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There is no obvious date when the fixtures could be played, with a crowded club and international calendar rolling from the domestic season straight into southern hemisphere tours.
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Andrew Das: Dzyuba, a box truck of a man, gets his head to a corner but sends it straight into the turf and it bounces over the crossbar.
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Half the fun is customising your own unique deck to suit your play style, but there are also basic decks that let you jump straight into the action.
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Oh, and they&aposre also served with a tube of Fireball whiskey, designed to be injected straight into the pastry to make one sweet, spicy and boozy treat.
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Or the young girl who stared straight into a Ring device in the middle of the night at a house in Florida, holding what looks like a puppy.
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Spraying herself silver before attending the Academy Awards, she's a kamikaze of femininity, determined to look her absolute best even as she flies straight into the Hollywood sign.
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"You're creating a slippery slide transfer straight into socialism," Naval Ravikant, a prominent tech investor, said of Yang's UBI plan in a June podcast interview with Joe Rogan.
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But trade officials on both sides are starting to warn that there may be a few hurdles preventing London and Washington from sailing straight into a photo op.
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So between the scattered hurricane updates and videos of cries for help, I'm scrolling through the jokes shared by those who are staring straight into this devastating storm.
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If you arrive by elevator you're facing the kitchen, and if you take the stairs from the sidewalk you walk straight into the action in the dining room.
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When all of these factors come together, you've got a set of dependably connected earbuds that pump well-tuned audio straight into your brain while blocking out adjacent noise.
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Even if you don't catch much of the rest of what he's screaming, you can get the gist, as another barrage of 808 blasts punches straight into your sternum.
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So with power outfits on the brain, we headed to the career section at Macy's for some quick inspiration on how to take our wardrobe straight into boss mode.
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To help you stock up before the sale ends at midnight on Wednesday, we've rounded up the best deals — all of which are going straight into our shopping carts.
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But cameras aren't much of a problem if you can build really good ones straight into VR or AR headsets — which Microsoft, Leap Motion, and others are already trying.
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In a sneak peek at the interview, Stork delves straight into Odom's incident: The former athlete was hospitalized after being found unconscious at a Nevada brothel in October 2015.
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Rather than printing numbers in a table, results would go straight into this database — formatted for computers, not people, to read — and immediately be checked against other researchers' findings.
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Zarif went straight into talks with his French counterpart to assess what conditions could lead to a de-escalation of tension between Tehran and Washington, a French official said.
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Inhalers are used to treat the symptoms of conditions such as asthma by releasing medicine straight into a patient's lungs, widening the airways and making it easier to breathe.
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It said last month it would test delivering grocery items "straight into your fridge" with August Home, a smart lock business that Assa Abloy AB said it will acquire.
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Evans confounded everyone by standing in front of the southpaw Nogueira for three whole rounds doing nothing but tapping his lead hand and shooting jabs straight into his palm.
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Whatever troubles Trump has been having in the White House, the flow of government money straight into the coffers of his family's private holdings is not one of them.
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More accurately, dealing with a post-retrograde shadow period means easing yourself back into the swimming pool (read: your everyday life), rather than diving straight into the deep end.
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I (somewhat unsafely, since I can't really see except out of my peripheral vision due to the migraine) drive home quickly, draw the blinds, and get straight into bed.
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Mr Nolan drops the viewer straight into the frantic heart of the action—so that we are as bewildered as the protagonists—and he keeps us there without respite.
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The five women sit within the giant, menacing jaw of a wolf, singing as they stare straight into the camera, with the faintest glimmer of mischief in their eyes.
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He's also heir to a very profitable family company that, in the wake of his presumed death, has gone straight into the hands of siblings Joy and Ward Meachum.
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In the images, Trump sits directly in the center of the frame with a serious look on his face, as he appears to look straight into the camera lens.
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Following the stink of cigarettes up a stairwell, I walked straight into a room stacked with shelves of blinking machines that turned out to be a bitcoin mining farm.
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Qualification for the event was canceled on Sunday due to the wind, with all of 26 the competitors progressing straight into the final, which will consist of two runs.
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Fire up some walking directions as normal, and alongside the usual Start button you'll also see a Start AR option—choose this to jump straight into augmented reality mode.
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She then grates the zest of a lemon straight into a kilner jar, adds a couple of sprigs of dill and starts to push the okra in on top.
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I feel powerless because I don't have the knowledge of what you can actually do, because I'm not in college, I'm not a lawyer, I went straight into music.
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Less than 24 hours later, police said he drove "straight into a wall" on a highway embankment in Oklahoma City at high speed while not wearing a seat belt.
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The first video from Viva Victoria, a key component in the music industry but driving straight into the industry with this release as an artist in her own right.
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Sometimes, teams run cuts and screens as a sort of prelude to the pick-and-roll; sometimes, they go straight into it with players spread out around the arc.
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In the shot, a young Consuelos — he would be about 25 years old at the time — stares straight into the camera with the gorgeous Italian coastline as a backdrop.
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One reason is that private providers, including ones out to make a profit, are increasingly attractive to those who might have once gone straight into a job after school.
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I never, ever imagined I'd work in advertising, and there was some serious whiplash from going straight into that world after spending several hours a day reading James Joyce.
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I hit a near-perfect strike on one hole, only to see the ball smack straight into the trunk of a tree and fly off into a nearby lake.
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On Friday night, breaking from his prepared remarks and turning his gaze from the teleprompters, Mr. Trump looked straight into the crowd as he made the insinuation about Mrs.
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Indonesian rookie Rio Haryanto got off to a rough start when he rolled out of the Manor Racing garage and straight into Romain Grosjean's Haas in the pit-lane.
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Though Wednesday was considered a national day of mourning, with federal employees given the day off, Trump walked straight into the Oval Office upon returning to the White House.
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If you can buy fresh wild blueberries at the market, use them, but frozen wild berries are widely available and can go straight into the mix, no thawing necessary.
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But back to the blackberries: Legend has it that when the Devil was kicked out of heaven, he fell straight into a horribly scratchy but surely quaint blackberry briar.
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Unlike, say, a coal-fired power station, domestic wood-fires discharge pollutants straight into populated areas, and they do so at times of day when people are at home.
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Fresh start, clean coastal living, but instead of taking a break to recalibrate she threw herself straight into her third record and the darkness revealed itself in every groove.
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Instead, she marches right back to the scene of the crime to steal the rock herself … and runs straight into Poison Ivy, trying to do the exact same thing.
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Instant Ideas adds a small little circle to the bottom of each pin, allowing them to jump straight into related elements and gather additional ideas related to that topic.
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Being able to stroll off the street straight into EGX and into the thick of the fighting game community, or the FGC as it's known, is like a dream.
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If by Wednesday morning Michael still looked like it was going to slam straight into Panama City, then maybe they, too, would head to Dothan to bunk with relatives.
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Trash is piling up outside the city at a monstrous dump where it is often burned, sending thick clouds of small, dangerous particles wafting straight into the city center.
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The tiled-floor vestibule leads straight into a living room that has a wood-burning fireplace with a tiled firebox trim and hearth, followed by a formal dining room.
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That was the only really difficult selection decision either manager had to make: whether Kane, who has not played for almost two months, could be drafted straight into action.
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Mr. Erdogan, for example, makes several big speeches on a daily basis that are carried by friendly broadcasters straight into homes, sidewalk cafes and offices, making them virtually inescapable.
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And the executive director of the Tuscarawas County Convention and Visitors Bureau said that all of the marketing materials for the tour were going straight into the recycling bins.
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In the United States, which generated an estimated 6.9 million tons of e-waste in 2016 (42 pounds per person), most e-waste probably goes straight into the trash.
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The shot featured a young Consuelos — he would've been about 25 years old at the time — staring straight into the camera with the gorgeous Italian coastline as a backdrop.
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It rolled by, however, and in suffocating tension Pettersen sized up her putt before sending the ball straight into the middle of the cup, sparking delirium around the course.
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These include tales of volunteer doctors providing abortions where they are illegal, stowaways set adrift and left to die at sea, and ships dumping waste straight into the ocean.
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Eventually, I realized how that sounded in most of the 50 states and called the whole thing off — until I moved to London and walked straight into a conundrum.
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"In the training run, I decided to push as hard as I can to see what happens, and I pushed straight into the first gate and exploded," Ganong said.
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However, he produced a delightful chip that disappeared straight into the cup, and when Woodland dropped a shot at the par-three 17th Koepka was virtually home and dry.
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Opinion When his convoy was ambushed during the 2003 invasion of Iraq, First Lt. Brian Chontosh ordered his Humvee driver to head straight into the oncoming machine gun fire.
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The mother of a new Shanti Bhavan student talks about her daughter, looking straight into the camera, while assembling an endless succession of matchboxes, her fingers a practiced blur.
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US officials have long maintained that the money from ventures like this goes straight into North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's notorious nuclear slush fund, known as Office 39.
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Williams has played it safe with her money from day one: Her first major paycheck, the £430,000 she collected for winning Wimbledon in 2000, went straight into the bank.
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For example, parking lots and pavement can now be built to infiltrate water directly through the ground, instead of shunting rain straight into the sewers for expensive stormwater treatment.
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That means you'll have the opportunity to look straight into the eyes of Mr. Todd, eyes that widen to expose 360 bulging degrees of whiteness when he's especially excited.
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"Walker and Hill play straight into the hands of those who want to open Amazonia up for resource extraction and 'investment,' " Stephen Corry, the director of Survival International, wrote.
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Goodman drops readers straight into postwar New York City, brilliant detail by brilliant detail, at a time when it was plagued with police corruption, organized crime and illegal gambling.
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Mr. Obama's economic stimulus plan of 2009 included tax cuts that went straight into paychecks — and were hardly noticed ahead of the Republican Tea Party tidal wave in 2010.
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The term "farm to table" hadn't been imagined yet, but whatever the people grew or raised or caught out there in their splendid isolation went straight into the pot.
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Instead of getting into carbon dioxide emissions, sea level rise, and all the intricate details of climate science, he dove straight into the moral crisis that climate change presents.
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I slip the device on my head and let my eyes adjust to the light—which is now shining straight into my eyes—and groggily stumble to the bathroom.
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Finally, just when you think he's getting the hang of the thing, he gets it to fly … straight into Drax's (Dave Bautista) neck, leaving the Destroyer screaming in pain.
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Those born between 22 and 28 weeks are deemed "extremely premature" and go straight into the neonatal intensive care unit; they won't come home from the hospital for many weeks.
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Instead of using Josh's departure as a catalyst for introspection, Rebecca runs straight into the arms of Greg — she happens to run into him on a walk through the woods.
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In Singapore though, it had to come out with a bang and go straight into two- and one-hour delivery, without the luxury of testing it out in real life.
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This assumption can be made because it appears much of the extra crude being imported is going straight into strategic and commercial storage, or being re-exported as refined fuels.
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It didn't matter that most of these funds would come in the form of a reduction of future taxes Amazon would pay rather than cash straight into Jeff Bezos's coffers.
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Now imagine you're an economist back on the ground, and a panicstricken software engineer is warning that his creations are about to plow everyone straight into a world without work.
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While she's used to solving medical mysteries on television, Wilson fell straight into detective mode when her daughter, Sarina McFarlane, suddenly came face-to-face with her own rare disorder.
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The Notes shortcut launches you straight into the Notes app on iOS, specifically the screen to compose a new note, so you can start tapping down your ideas straight away.
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"Cherry went to university and then she went to do her Masters at Duke in North Carolina, and went straight into working on Wall Street in New York," says Sheeran.
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He seized each day with the most incredible enthusiasm, and a place for himself straight into the hearts of strangers who watched and rooted for Ari and his new heart.
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When this provokes a row—over Muslim head-coverings, say—it plays straight into Ms Le Pen's hands; she has little trouble persuading voters that their values are under threat.
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With the Williams of Brazilian Felipe Massa having to start from the pit lane, a space opened up on the grid ahead of him and Wehrlein drove straight into it.
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The company dumped 7,100 tons of PFOA-laced sludge into ''digestion ponds'': open, unlined pits on the Washington Works property, from which the chemical could seep straight into the ground.
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