This causes the rock to travel both straighter and further.
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And a straighter block type for news somewhere in between.
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She sat up straighter, scanned the room for a horse.
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"I think I have straighter priorities right now," he said.
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Having a straighter smile definitely makes me feel more confident.
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I honestly would have that hair and I would walk straighter.
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Alphabet, Google's newly formed parent company, is bowling a bit straighter.
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Medha: The Curlformers also perform better on just straighter, silkier hair.
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The blade's slightly straighter cutting edge is best suited for precise slicing.
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For the first time, Russia fans must sit up a little straighter.
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Mr. Wunder sat up straighter and took a sip of his drink.
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Then simply shade in your straighter shape using a powder or pencil.
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Maybe I need to sit up straighter when I'm on my computer.
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Two software engineers and three graphics editors sat up a little straighter.
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Yes, it's hard to imagine things lining up any straighter for Venus.
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We all exist on a value spectrum: the thinner and straighter, the better.
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"The straighter the path, the less probability of damaging the paper," he explained.
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As I've gotten older, I've gotten a little farther, but a lot more straighter.
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This time, I rearranged myself to sit up a little straighter in my chair.
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But some straighter talk about the group's complicated post-Brexit ownership plans would help.
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"The set's so good that you can't help standing a little straighter," he said.
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People seemed to sit up a little straighter to give her their full attention.
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Other than the obvious aesthetic benefits of straighter teeth, orthodontics has legitimate health benefits.
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Manchin sat up straighter, put back on his reading glasses and wrote something down.
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Most of what I remember about being 14 involves wanting stuff: I wanted straighter hair.
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Ms. Murkowski told reporters that she returned to the Senate with a "stiffer, straighter" spine.
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With one in each hand, I find I sit straighter, relaxing my arms to each side.
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In 73, she scored three nominations (and walked the red carpet with her shorter, straighter hair).
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With them gone, I was now standing up straighter and three quarters of an inch taller.
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You can shoot straighter, run more quietly, hack computers with your mind and make yourself invisible.
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The clamshell has straighter diamond-cut lines with less curves and tapers, and you know what?
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My hands looked weird, my legs needed to be straighter, my toes needed a stronger point.
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What's different about Death Crown is that it plays itself much straighter than these other games.
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Some of us yearn for curlier, longer, straighter, blonder, darker — anything we're not blessed with innately.
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And that's, interestingly enough, when we all sat up a little straighter in the story room.
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His racist idea of the lighter and straighter the better still demeans after all these years.
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Unlike other sharks that swim in a wavy pattern, mako sharks swim in a straighter pattern.
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I'm guessing you stood up straighter in the first version and looked pretty hangdog in the second.
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I know I sat up much straighter and felt considerably less discomfort after typing for a while.
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But in due time, I figured that I could paint those crooked lines a little bit straighter.
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More expensive paper is more cleanly split, and its straighter edges have less dust-generating surface area.
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"I remember growing up and oftentimes comparing myself to women with straighter hair, lighter skin," she said.
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Anchiornis had small bushy plumes covering its back and neck, unlike its straighter wing and tail feathers.
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"You play it straight because the straighter you go, then the jokes are even funnier," she said.
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Pure wolves have straighter tails that have a black spot (which marks a scent gland) on them.
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Both have the capacity to make Goblet's face grow longer and straighter, receding into a mask of pain.
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Then, on the way back into work, I realize that I'm standing straighter than I have in ages.
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Brenda Friedman, a Chicago lawyer who got married last year, was one of the brides seeking straighter teeth.
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Finally, the low moan of a guttural chant began, and everyone quieted and sat up a little straighter.
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The top third is a straighter line and, having not been disturbed in years, paler than the rest.
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Options to achieve brighter, straighter, more radiant smiles include braces, aligners, whitening applications, toothpastes, and in-office appointments.
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Here, he&aposs using Facial Aesthetic Design to create a straighter, more confident smile for his client Andrea.
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Second, his back leg was bent more, and his command had been better when the leg was straighter.
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This design delivers more force (sometimes exceeding 50 pounds of it) and allows for a straighter, faster arrow flight.
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She stood a little straighter and sent me a slightly more confident smile and asked if she "passed" okay.
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And minus the chair itself being a bit short for my desk, I was instantly sitting taller and straighter.
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This forced me to do more simple, relaxed hairstyles, since the silhouettes are much straighter than a flowy dress.
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Barbie got a tighter smile, straighter hair, smaller hips, a smaller chest, a slightly wider waist and flatter feet.
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When lens or eye swiveled toward him, he stood straighter and tried to look like a Mr. Frederick Williamson.
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If the bridge of her nose appears a little straighter, if her voice seems deeper, no one says so.
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I wished my nose was thinner and straighter and -- as I came into my adolescence -- my body less curvy.
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Lighter-skinned black women and black women with straighter hair are more likely to marry than other black women.
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On the treadmill, I noticed that I felt pressure between my shoulder blades reminding me to stand up straighter.
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Callaway claims the new shape offers 43 yards of shot-shape correction, creating a straighter and more accurate club path.
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Callaway claims the new shape offers 21 yards of shot-shape correction, creating a straighter and more accurate club path.
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That can also be attributed to the small foam balls it fires, which fly straighter and farther than darts do.
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Braiding your hair down into comfortable cornrows is also something that she advises, even if you have a straighter texture.
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I chose the firm brush, which "creates a straighter style with less frizz and flyaways," according to the brand's site.
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Some golfers will use them off the tee, because they can hit them straighter than drivers, choosing to sacrifice distance.
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We took a much straighter approach and when we started Chavez I knew I wanted it to be more experimental.
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I feel like I could never look up to my mom for hair tips because her hair was way straighter.
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What many Trump supporters are asking for is straighter reporting and analysis not filtered through a liberal or Democratic lens.
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This turns the steeply rising curves of rapidly growing epidemics into straighter lines — making it easier to compare their trajectories.
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Asked whether she ever worried about her fans' reactions to extending a universe they treasure, Ms. Rowling sat up straighter.
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That's as the crow flies, though a cursory search suggests that crows fly substantially straighter than most major international airlines.
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As we define it, power dressing is just that: fail-safe looks that lift us up and make us stand straighter.
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"It's hard to find a straighter line between Kammenos and Russian intelligence than this arrangement," said a NATO military intelligence official.
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"'Alone But Not Alone' is a straighter shooter than some of the other tracks on the new album," says Tony Dekker.
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I wash my hair with my custom Function of Beauty shampoo and conditioner, which leaves it sleeker and straighter than usual.
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You make coffee and contemplate the optimal breakfast to help you hit the ball straighter and calm those first-tee jitters.
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The wickedly fast right hand came straighter than ever to send Freire to the land of nod just two minutes in.
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"He told us to line up, nappiest hair in the back and straighter hair in the front," another student told KFOR.
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I wanted to see a woman lead the great nation, so my own spine could be straighter this blustery sunny morning.
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They can elevate any outfit by forcing wearers to stand a little straighter and, some say, increase their level of attractiveness.
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I can tell I'm sitting straighter, for one, and I do enjoy the ability to expand and contract the chair as necessary.
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She seems to be sitting up straighter, and managing to hold her head up higher than the other babies in the room.
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In the case of absentminded and emotionally charged instances, the jittery steering actually resulted in slightly straighter trajectories compared to normal driving.
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The higher speeds come with difficult G-force issues, requiring straighter paths that make right-of-way problems even harder to solve.
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I sat up a bit straighter in my seat—might this be a hilarious parody Twitter account I wasn't previously aware of?
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In 2015, Houston redesigned its bus system by getting rid of lightly used routes and making bus paths straighter and easier to remember.
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How Obama wears her hair is her choice, and she never revealed why she opted for a straighter style in the White House.
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Then I stand up straighter and eye Maddy's costume, Little Red Riding Hood with a scandalously short dress and a warm-looking cape.
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If you're talking about something that's more masculine, then you want drape straighter, so it looks more like a line than a curve.
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Murkowski quickly established that she had returned to the Senate, as she told a reporter from The Hill, with a "stiffer, straighter" spine.
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The majority of shoppers find it easier to spread jam, or their preferred filling, on a straighter shape with a single sweeping motion.
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And Figs certainly look different, even from afar: The scrubs are cut more like trendy workout clothes than pajamas, with slimmer, straighter fits.
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One's posture is improved, and this doesn't only mean that you stand and sit up straighter: Upright posture is the shape of confidence.
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"If you're going lighter, you have to understand that textured hair is weaker than straighter hair, and you're limited to certain colors," says Alvarez.
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My straighter nose gave me a new lease of life – a new-found confidence – and I was certain it'd land me a boyfriend, too.
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" He adds, "countless times I've seen directors swap out our women of color for women of lighter complexion, or women with straighter hair ETC.
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If you factor in the cost of an impression kit and retainers, a straighter smile with SmileDirectClub will cost you a little over $2,000.
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The first 3D virtual reconstruction of a Neanderthal ribcage has revealed that they had straighter spines and a greater lung capacity than modern humans.
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The comparatively straighter "Anna and the Apocalypse" also features the usual girl-and-boy blah-blah, which plays out against a wan zombie cataclysm.
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But it's the straighter drawings, many of them hugely oversize, that offer the most alluring take on the transformative power of self-conscious looking.
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This and similar devices can help lengthen a penis shortened by Peyronie's and foster straighter remodeling as the plaque is replaced with healthy collagen.
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The talk was never straighter, the stance never more upright, than when he called on his fellow-Republicans not just to endure, but to resist.
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While Harry's (and The Ramones', for that matter) were skin-tight, the ones I was coming across were slightly more relaxed, with a straighter leg.
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Which is why, when I heard about BritBox, a British TV streaming service designed for Americans, I sat up straighter in my big American pants.
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This was always a long shot, but it let Musk plot a straighter course, imagining hyperloops where a highway or railway track would be impossible.
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After a while, my mom also realized that my straighter hair was easier to manipulate on those Sunday evenings when she'd spend hours braiding it.
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A few of the queens have noticed these shifts extending to the audiences for their shows, which have come to be straighter and younger than ever.
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Exposing ankles and behind in a manner that forces you to stand up straighter, a Thom Browne suit dictates that its wearer make certain postural adjustments.
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The straighter and smoother a road is, the less likely the jams are to form, since it means drivers won't be doing as much sudden braking.
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Gone were the curls, frilly clothes, polka dots, and lace, replaced with darker clothing, straighter hair, and knee-high boots that even Bruce Wayne could admire.
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As a result, skiers started pursuing straighter lines, thrashing through the hinged poles in the manner of an explorer cutting through a thicket with a machete.
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Designers Lucie Meier and Serge Ruffieux took inspiration from Dior's signature waist-cinched Bar jacket for the collection, elongating it or giving it a straighter form.
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Then, after a few funny poses with their half-brows, they begin penciling in a new straighter brow shape from their arches up toward their temples.
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Yet because the area is already rich and densely settled, it would be extremely costly to build out a whole new set of straighter, faster tracks.
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The levees stopped flooding but made the rivers straighter, deeper, and more powerful — which contributed to a 20% increase in the risk of a 100-year flood.
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The clever technique harnesses the protein keratin, as well as amino acids, to "disrupt" the hair's natural curl pattern, making hair a little straighter in the process.
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The table and chairs themselves, crafted by Guth and a carpentry student, were built just high enough to keep diners sitting just a bit straighter than normal.
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"Another young woman I grew up with was much fairer skinned than I was, with much straighter hair and that meant that she was prettier," Washington explained.
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You can generalize or categorize music in certain ways, like straighter tracks or more wonky tracks, and so on, but I don't think about it that much.
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Narrator: So a rapidly spinning football will fly straighter than one that isn&apost spinning as quickly, and it will even help it fly a little farther.
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"The majority of shoppers find it easier to spread jam, or their preferred filling, on a straighter shape with a single sweeping motion," he said in a statement.
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To change things up a bit, we could go further back in history to some of the more mythical aspects of Martin's world for a straighter fantasy story.
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His mother sat up straighter when she heard her son's name called, and craned her neck from the back of the courtroom to get a look at him.
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They also help the robovac maintain a straighter course—taking the tiny bot smoothly to its tiny charging base, which easily unfolds and sidles up against a wall.
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If you factor in the cost of an impression kit and retainers, a straighter smile with SmileDirectClub will cost you a little over $2,000 from start to finish.
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"I've never met anyone with more integrity who was a straighter shooter than he was," said University of Southern California law professor Sam Erman, who clerked for Garland.
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Uber is also rolling out improvements to its routing algorithm so that a driver can save time by taking straighter routes to pick up and drop off passengers.
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But now it's whiter, brighter, straighter, and—minus the various imperfections that a casual observer might attribute to my nationality—I'm exponentially more eager to bust it out.
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Once the arrow was nocked and the string pulled, the bow was autonomous, and would fire this little spear further, straighter and more consistently than human muscles ever could.
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The planet is slowly sitting up straighter; but once it reaches about 22.1º, in a bit more than 10,000 years or so, it will start to lean over again.
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When I turned to face the mirror, I was immediately struck by how my jaw line appeared more squared off, my nose straighter, my cheeks more voluminous and angled.
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Dr. Rivkin told me I was the perfect candidate for it since I'd just need a little bit of filler to make my nose look straighter and more symmetrical.
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Low handicappers will be able to control the new version of the Titleist Pro V1 like they always have, but they'll also receive a straighter and longer ball flight.
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Some straighter rock ballads like "Downtown Train" and "Hang Down Your Head" from Rain Dogs demonstrate his knack for writing irresistible hooks in and among more trying material, too.
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"Maybe the big resurgence of straighter-down-the-line house and tech over the past however-many-years means people are pining for some more drama again?" he posits.
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Even the black actresses who were depicted as happy, successful and loved tended to be lighter-skinned with straighter hair and narrow noses — something that's still largely true today.
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This new gene variant is associated with lower sweat gland density (so heat loss due to sweating can be reduced), and thicker, straighter hair — now a characteristic of East Asians.
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The longer, straighter and stiffer these are, the faster you will go, but the harder it is for you to turn and therefore more taxing to legs and abdominal muscles.
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You see, he felt quite honestly, that the straighter Fred character would be a more interesting and a fun acting job ... and Shaggy was too much of a comical role.
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Written by Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber, "The Disaster Artist" is a straighter, more obviously commercial-minded project than some of the other movies that Mr. Franco has directed.
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"These days, people want brighter, whiter, straighter teeth," said Eric Payne, founder and chief executive of TEKagogo, a digital start up that connects dentists with technicians for same-day repairs.
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Shiffrin said she thought the shorter course benefited her because the top portion that was eliminated was straighter and flatter, which had not played to her strengths in previous races.
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"I think this is still, in some ways, the gang that can't shoot straight but they shot a little bit straighter than they have in the last five years," Jones said.
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Start with that one, and you're sure to sit up straighter by the time you reach the reference, in Maylis de Kerangal's novel "The Cook," to octopus salad with fresh fennel.
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It's a rare thing to hear a conversation in a movie that makes you sit up a little straighter; it's even rarer that you hear a silence that does the same.
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One of O&J's signature looks is the classic half-moon — done in a variety of colors and finishes — but it gets a next-level update with a straighter and higher line.
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Studies have shown that individuals who sit up straighter are more likely to view themselves as having strong leadership skills, whereas those with hunched postures have higher risks of feeling easily stressed.
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For example, if Yui detects that the driver is tired, it will inflate the seat back to make the driver sit up straighter and pump cool air from the seat's ventilation system.
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Koepka steadied the ship with a straighter drive but the day's first hole went to Europe with Rose sinking a birdie to thunderous roars from the stacked crowds around the first green.
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It's just that many prefer to confront their ineptitude aspirationally, shelling out hundreds of dollars for all sorts of space-age clubs that promise longer drives, straighter shots and miraculously generated backspin.
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Sure, bangs that are longer, thicker, and straighter than others are more high-maintenance; but if done right, it's a style that makes even your most haphazard style look sophisticated and put together.
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As models zigzagged through archways and piazzas on a set in the grand hall of the Fondazione Prada Milan, cinched waists created feminine hourglass silhouettes while flower motifs and fringes decorated straighter styles.
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But Neville, who served in the British Army and comes from a long line of soldiers, appreciates the perquisites of rank, and when he is in the room everyone sits a bit straighter.
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Folsom, a traditionally tamer and straighter leather festival, hosts more than 250,000 attendees, and the BDSM on display there tends not to veer toward the sometimes graphic practice seen at Up Your Alley.
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Sanders and Conway are so far down the path of deceit in the service of Trump that one can't imagine them turning around, copping to what they have done and choosing another straighter path.
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Tate notes that she recently cast 35-year-old Marica Hase as a teen because she maintains the characteristics of that genre—in her words: small, natural breasts, straighter waists, and overall slimmer figures.
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Sure, AMC didn't have Regal's luxurious recliners, but I don't might sitting up straighter when I have a delicious drink, tons of menu options, and some popcorn that I was able to butter myself.
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The often frigid climate in the far Northeast creates the ideal growing conditions for a slow-growing wood that has a finer, straighter grain than tends to be found in warmer climates, says Huth.
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Sullivan could never shed the gimmick, despite an aborted attempt at working a straighter style in the late 80s as the leader of the Varsity Club, a group of legit amateur wrestlers gone rogue.
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And speaking of those photo ops, they have given rise to some speculation over the years about certain evolutions in his appearance: that his hair looks fuller, his teeth straighter, his forehead less lined.
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Mainstream Network also maintains a polished website that mixes commentary favoring a hard break from the European Union, alongside straighter coverage of events such as Amazon's announcement that it will add jobs in Britain.
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As the jet stream shifts back to a straighter path, a cooler air mass is forecast to move south and east, bringing many areas some rain as well as welcome relief from the heat.
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I guarantee you it'll help you stand up a little straighter, feel a little braver, knowing that the things you joked about and even took for granted can be your secret weapons for your future.
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"People are going to sit up straighter in their chairs," said Mark N. Templeton, an associate clinical professor of law and director of the Abrams Environmental Law Clinic at the University of Chicago Law School.
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It is as if at any point in a sentence, Padgett follows the cues embodied in the words he uses ("She drew herself stiffer and straighter than a frozen broom and swept across the floor.").
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The whole effect is calculated to both offend and make viewers sit up straighter, knowing that Lanthimos has some idea bubbling beneath the surface — usually a criticism of the norms that govern ostensibly polite societies.
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All in all, this is an ideal conditioner if your hair is recovering from years of heat-styling or, in my case, being shoved into a bun while still wet to fake a straighter texture.
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Any feasible construction project is going to need to be straighter than the actual border, which is going to mean using the federal government's eminent domain powers to take privately owned land and basically redraw the border.
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Both boards come stock with the extended range battery for around 20173 miles of range, a slightly shorter, straighter, and wider custom deck made out of new materials, the existing Boosted remote, and all-new 85mm wheels.
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Although these methods to make our hair look straighter, thinner, and whiter are marvelously inventive, and they're often just salves we use to obscure the pain and indignity of what it means to be black in America.
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"The media was less polarized and a little straighter in the nature of the coverage, but we had income inequality, we had alienation, we had unequal opportunities, and we had a lot of social division," Clinton said.
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In Berlin, he is largely unsuccessful in love, squandering his affections first on a German, Manfred, who is straighter than he is gay, and then on a French West African man who leaves him for someone else.
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Once that's done, it takes hours to refine the edges of the letters, pushing and pulling lines a quarter of an inch — making straight lines straighter and freehanding curves that could easily be mistaken for computer vectors.
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The end result is a warm flow of air that always matches the direction of the user's hair and motions, creating more volume, or producing a straighter finish, depending on which of the three brush heads is used.
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It was a straighter line from there to the Persist PAC investment than the one some Warren critics speculated about: that Mike Bloomberg, an implacable foe of Warren, had funded the effort to keep her in the race.
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"I'm starting to drive the ball a lot longer and straighter than I have in a while, and so that sets up nicely for that course," said Mickelson, whose score on Thursday was his best relative to par.
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The whole point of the new "Point Defiance Bypass" on which the accident occurred was to provide a much straighter route than the old, coast-hugging, windy route that was shared with a lot of BNSF freight trains.
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While a 20-something is likely to pick up on how queer Ms. Stewart and her Miley Cyrus-circa-2012 haircut are, Ms. Stewart's romantic advances are so subtle that an older, straighter audience might miss them altogether.
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"What we're seeing is the total trip time is less for Express Pool than it is for Pool because the quality of matches in that initial matching window means you get much straighter, high-quality routes," Stock says.
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We landed on this Double Face Wool Crepe Blazer in a royal blue hue (I immediately stood up straighter when I put on the design), teamed with the Equestrian black double-slit pencil skirt and a coordinating black cami.
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Look closely at the photo above: The bird on the right is slightly larger than the bird on the left, and if you squint, you'll notice it also has a straighter, slantier hood marking where its eyebrow might be.
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Being at a school that was predominantly Black, there wasn't any othering because of your hair, but the prettier and more popular girls who the boys fancied were usually mixed race or light skinned and had straighter hair texture.
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Tina Smith, attacked Obama's posture when she met Queen Elizabeth II. "Speaking of Bedtime for Bonzo, I think even that chimp stood up straighter than Michelle," Housley wrote in a 2009 Facebook post, the Huffington Post reported this week.
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It's so inspiring to see women like Union and Michelle Obama switch it up and embrace their textures, especially when Black women are told that straighter hair is more acceptable and desirable in the workplace (and sometimes by guys, too).
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"You can make birdies there if you play well, hit good shots, and I'm starting to drive the ball a lot longer and straighter than I have in a while so that sets up nicely for that course," added Mickelson.
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Sitting in a room with her made me want to sit up straighter, impress her with my knowledge of current events, and ask her everything she's ever done to her face so I could immediately start doing it to myself.
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Female students said potential romantic partners saw only straighter hair, and lighter skin, as attractive and assumed that any dark-skinned woman with long hair was a "fake"; they wrote about despising themselves because their hair made them alien and ugly.
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From the moment that Ashley O says on a talk show that she wants people to "be in control of their own destiny" and "have the confidence to be who you want to be," I sat up a little straighter.
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And make straight a wrong turn we made many years ago — we can more closely connect with integrity to the founding principles of our nation and forge a clearer and straighter path toward a better city and a more perfect union.
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For many years this slow track was the main road in and out of San Cristóbal, and was still known as the Carretera Internacional, because it leads to Guatemala and beyond; but the new, straighter autopista superseded it in 2006.
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They are sold in various combinations: Volume & Shape (for straighter and thinner hair with the dryer, soft brush, round brush and 223.75-millimeter barrel); Smooth & Control (for curlier and thicker hair, with the dryer, firm brush and both 2499.99- and 2642-millimeter barrels).
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Each time a curler threw a stone, a leader known as a skip shouted orders to teammates armed with brooms, who vigorously swept the ice in front of the sliding stone to lubricate the surface, making the rock travel faster and straighter.
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But, as more and more new growth began to replace my straighter strands, I became concerned about not only the heat damage that might occur in the long run, but the fact that I was relying on somebody else to do all the work.
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Click here to subscribe to the PeopleStyle Newsletter for amazing shopping discounts, can't-live-without beauty products and more As Swift matured, she says she also learned to love her naturally curly hair, which has actually started to become straighter as she got older.
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The basic idea was that the Hindenburg Line was straighter and they could defend it with fewer troops, which would free up extra men to go east to fight the Russians and knock them out of the war (this worked, leading to the Russian Revolution).
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"Senator Warren made me sit up straighter, think about if I could approach something in a better way, and modeled goddamn excellence in a way that made me rethink my expectations of myself," music writer Caryn Rose wrote on Twitter, adding #ThankYouElizabeth, which is trending today.
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Try some of these simple tricks to boost your confidence at work, or anywhere you happen to be: Social psychology professor Amy Cuddy studies how positioning our bodies affects our mood and psychology, and simply sitting or standing up straighter can boost your testosterone levels and lower cortisol levels.
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"I had a great Barber but while traveling used someone else and he kinda slid and made a crooked line and my OCD couldn't handle it so I thought it better to just keep shaving away and put a whole triangle there so it looked straighter," she wrote.
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"The idea of good hair actually has its roots in slavery, when white owners would deliberately separate and assign slaves with light skin and straighter 'good hair' household work, leaving the punishing field work to those with darker skin and kinky African hair," Thomas explained in her post.
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Ciri's relationship with the bounty hunter Leo Bonhart, for example, would perfectly underpin an action-based game, relatively linear, a straighter A-to-B narrative than, say, this year's outstanding Nier: Automata, but possessing comparable combat (yes, basically, I want that sweet Platinum flow—CDPR, you know who to call).
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On these doctors' social media pages, where follower counts range from the tens of thousands into the millions, you can watch them inject their patients — largely, though not exclusively, young women — with fillers meant to sharpen their jawlines, make their noses appear straighter and more symmetrical, and pump up their pouts.
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The "straighter" clubs weren't quite the same; they didn't always play the music we were into, it was much harder to dance without some guy aggressively invading our personal space and everyone looked hotter and more stylish anyway for reasons I still don't entirely understand but which will probably one day be explained by science.
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If you want a board that can perform in the surf, you'll want to be sure it incorporates something called rocker, which is the front-to-back concave of a board's hull that allows it to sit more comfortably on a wave's face, where a straighter, flatter board (which is great for touring and steady tracking) would be more difficult to maneuver.
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A Republican Senate candidate in Minnesota criticized Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE's posture when the former first lady met with the Queen of England and said the chimpanzee in the 1951 movie "Bedtime for Bonzo" had "stood up straighter," according to The Huffington Post.
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At the 20023 World Cup, Brazil and Nike invented the Really Good Football Advert—the one in the airport, oooooooooooriahhhh raioooooo, oba oba obaaaa, Good Ronaldo in his first prime, absolutely tonking it into the post, you know the one—and this established the template for the next eight years of Nike adverts, thus: — Eric Cantona would make an entirely unnecessary cameo; — Vintage-feel swing music set over hyper-modern Brazilian tricks and skills; — Roberto Carlos does a slide tackle that's so crunching it sounds like a cow collapsing; If you were a boy aged anywhere between nine and sixteen at the time of this advert, you will know that it was possibly the most exciting and vital 90-seconds of anything ever committed to film, the kind of advert that can make your blood jolt in its veins, make you sit up straighter and shush everyone else in the room.
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