"I always have blonde streaks in my wig, because Ginger had blonde streaks."
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Streaks Habit-tracker Streaks is also among the first to include an "Add to Siri" button.
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We've seen those losing streaks, as well as the winning streaks, so we know what it's like.
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Like Snapchat streaks, Facebook Messenger streaks include an emoji status for anyone you're currently in a streak with.
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Some users are so dedicated to their streaks that Snapchat has a form on its website to recover lost streaks that may have disappeared erroneously.
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Oregon had alternated two-game losing streaks and two-game winning streaks since the start of conference play, finally breaking out of that sequence Wednesday.
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Even with the win, the Tigers have more losing streaks (five) of at least six games than winning streaks (four) of two or more games.
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Some users are so dedicated to their streaks that Snapchat has a form on its website for inquiries to recover lost streaks that may have disappeared erroneously.
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If anything, Thompson's struggles illustrate why the Warriors wanted to add a player like Durant to the mix who is less prone to hot streaks and cold streaks.
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The actual flips will almost certainly contain long streaks of only heads or tails — the sort of streaks that people don't think a random coin produces on its own.
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I've got major streaks — how do I fix them?
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Despite cold streaks, Bruce finished the season with a .
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Streaks have long been an important part of Snapchat for many users, particularly teens who often go to great lengths to keep their streaks going for hundreds of days at a time.
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Indeed, the universal nature of hot streaks across fields suggests that hot streaks happen because of something within people, according to the Nature podcast, and not because of an area of work.
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The agency's ozone monitoring equipment detected two streaks of plumes.
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His streaks were 230, 73, 27 and 22017 days long.
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" — 16-year-old "Everyone on Snapchat was annoying about streaks.
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The only sustenance she needs to maintain these writing streaks?
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It bested other long win streaks from 2003 and 1988.
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Only Duke and Arizona have longer home nonconference winning streaks.
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Some scientists have had their doubts about those streaks, too.
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But all of them have obvious moderate streaks as well.
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But as it heals, you'll get these dark, round streaks.
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The dog is attacking a unicorn; blood streaks its back.
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The heat will dry the cleaner too quickly, leaving streaks.
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What they replaced it with is something super interesting, streaks.
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Streaks of sunlight bathe the awkward yet magnetic little group.
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Sea ice streaks near the coast of West Antarctica, Oct.
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Only New York Yankees LHP Aroldis Chapman has longer streaks.
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Both are the longest active such streaks in the majors.
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A blur of red streaks over from a nearby road.
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It goes in streaks; it goes in spurts at times.
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The Aggies endured losing streaks of five and three games.
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I upped the number of streaks I've had, I guess.
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Calgary earlier had two winning streaks of five straight games.
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It had been one of Wall Street's more confounding streaks.
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This formula is also a great window cleaner — no streaks!
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Some of the foreground stuff could be streaks from high-energy particles striking the camera—it's a charge-coupled device (CCD), so even invisible particles can leave streaks in the results (more on that here).
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A team so consistently inconsistent that it sits at exactly 25-25 after 50 games, a team with five winning streaks of three games or longer and five losing streaks of three games or longer.
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He recorded 12 called and swinging streaks each on the heater.
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My friends are dead to me and my streaks are broken.
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NASA confirmed that the streaks were briny surface water in 2015.
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They had two other two-game winning streaks on the year.
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Both had "wild card" streaks that led them into their situations.
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One of the longest streaks in women's college basketball has ended.
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These changes occurred seasonally, at the same time as the streaks.
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But rankings, streaks and statistics mean very little to the Wildcats.
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When standing under a blacklight, the streaks illuminate in the dark.
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The S&P 21999 and Nasdaq both broke multiday win streaks.
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Vines and butterflies are drawn out in 18k gold-plated streaks.
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The Dow and S&P were on six quarter win streaks.
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All three measures were able to avoid three-session losing streaks.
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Does the water forming these streaks contain any form of life?
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Golden chandeliers hang from the ceiling, emitting streaks of incandescent light.
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LG: I mean, Snapchat just like overtly has something called streaks.
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Those with independent streaks have by now been mostly cast off.
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Are the electric blue streaks we see fish or something else?
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The upper corner of the building was scarred by black streaks.
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His tail is all Spice Girl, pony-tailed with blond streaks.
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Because of the rarity of the Lions tour, streaks become outsized.
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Harsh cleaning chemicals can permanently dull the finish and leave streaks.
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There is no rinsing needed and it never leaves any streaks.
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The good news is most careers seem to have hot streaks.
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Chamberlain still has all three 103-point streaks that were longer.
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Trees can be delineated just by gray, black, and white streaks.
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Regardless of what happens afterwards, though, those winning streaks are always remembered.
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The Dow and S&P 500 also notched three-week winning streaks.
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"I think this game's full of streaks, hitting and pitching," Smyly said.
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Focus streaks indicate a more consistent, but still above average breathing pattern.
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This theory was supported when MRO detected hydrated salts in these streaks.
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He identifies unnatural lines, "blob-like" patterns, and streaks clouding a field.
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Or are they regular-slickness legs with some streaks of white paint?
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That this is happening is evident from rusty streaks on crumbling concrete.
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Two other big streaks were snapped for the American League East leaders.
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The best kill streaks don't have to be all-at-once affairs.
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That would end at least one of Latin America's longest winning streaks.
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As she reminisces, a naked two-year-old streaks into her kitchen.
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Later, he showed off the streaks of fireballs coming from the smoke.
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Their hot streaks carried into the shootout portion of Sunday afternoon's game.
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The stars' streaks are a result of the rotation of the earth.
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Something had to give as both teams came in on losing streaks.
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Such tolerance is common during winning streaks, but it can quickly disappear.
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Most maddening of all, the cold streaks came without any discernable pattern.
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Historically, the index is mixed in the next week following these streaks.
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At the time, they believed the streaks were formed by running water.
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But it, too, has streaks born from the artisans who made it.
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I look on his phone, he's got dozens of streaks going. Right.
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A few days later, you find streaks of blood on your undergarments.
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After cleaning and rinsing, there are no streaks or watermarks left behind.
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Pros: Cleans safely, great cloth included, no streaks kills germsCons: NoneBuy Whoosh!
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The result often looked chunky, as it featured contrasting streaks of color.
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Eventually day breaks and back in the room, sunlight streaks Parker's face.
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I live off my hot streaks; I haven't had one this year.
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The other streaks were in 2009, lasting 85 and 77 at-bats.
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Vows Judy Long and Jim Scott understand the nature of winning streaks.
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Ms. Long and Mr. Scott know something about the longevity of streaks.
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However, all three were set to break their four-week losing streaks.
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Runners are known for setting bucket-list goals and unusual running streaks.
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Those cute little blonde streaks that complement a full head of balayage?
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The S&P 22020 and Nasdaq broke three-day losing streaks Wednesday.
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq were riding three session losing streaks.
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The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq snapped four-week winning streaks.
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They are tied for the longest active hit streaks in the majors.
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Linemates Skinner, Eichel and Sam Reinhart extended point streaks on the goal.
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The rest of her wavy hair was also highlighted with blonde streaks.
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq broke three-session losing streaks Wednesday.
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"The thoughts came like streaks of lightning: 'Oh my God,' " he said.
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On the plus side, the Knicks have put together two winning streaks.
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The ICO states that these nudge methods include "likes" and "streaks" —Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Twitter users can "like" posts, while those on Snapchat can take part in streaks - messages sent between two friends over three consecutive days.
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High-five fellow riders as you virtually pass them High-five fellow riders as you virtually pass them The Growth Hacks – Peloton streaks are for adults what Snapchat streaks are to kids: a clever way to reward consistent usage.
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The app then keeps you motivated with reading streaks and other gamification aspects.
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By then, the gray streaks that her parents passed on had become visible.
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So, why do people care so much about the longevity of their streaks?
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And researchers agree that these dark slope streaks are caused by dust avalanches.
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Some even suggested that the streaks were caused by seasonal carbon-dioxide frost.
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When it comes to football on these shores, disastrous derby streaks are commonplace.
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The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq both broke three-session losing streaks.
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She went to a salon, replacing streaks of gray with a caramel brown.
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"Thank god I didn't lose my big streaks like 224 days," he says.
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She's been onto Snapchat Support in a bid to get back her streaks.
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And those grey streaks she's rocking are very her character from The Stand!
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Dark streaks indicative of flowing water on the slopes of a Martian hillside.
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Click here to view original GIFThe dark streaks appear and disappear over time.
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They're people with streaks of ungovernable wildness; the mask lets that wildness out.
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Defensemen Roman Josi and P.K. Subban are both on hot streaks for Nashville.
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Dark streaks on the red planet may indicate some form of flowing water.
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Tampa Bay has six winning streaks of at least three games this season.
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When Earth enters the cloud, dust particles entering the atmosphere create bright streaks.
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Yelich and Keston Hiura (2-for-5) also have 10-game hitting streaks.
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The and Nasdaq Composite posted their first three-month losing streaks since 2011.
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His late canvases are thinly and dryly painted, maculated by streaks and smudges.
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It's injuries, untimely slumps, convenient hot streaks, and great players expanding into supernovas.
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In 2015, scientists announced they had found dark streaks on mountains on Mars.
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Most of the apps offer streaks and track how much you use them.
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A long exposure, rather than capturing individual cars, captured long streaks of light.
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"Those kind of guys, they stop losing streaks," Mets manager Terry Collins said.
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Are the streaks of light across the sky shooting stars or something darker?
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He snapped the Dodgers' 10-game win streak and also two personal streaks.
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Early evening meteors may be longer, with dramatic streaks that last several seconds.
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Turns out, the lines were just streaks on her hotel room's marble table.
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They also won't leave the streaks and orange tint of classic self-tanners.
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That design ensures that water doesn't pool on the glass and cause streaks.
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Other studios have had long winning streaks, although maybe none quite so spectacular.
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His blood soaked into her clothes and dried in streaks on her skin.
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He shows you the purple bandanas, the bullet wounds, and the tear streaks.
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"I've been through a lot of losing streaks," Knicks center Enes Kanter said.
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And long regular-season winning streaks are not often markers of champion teams.
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Six times N.H.L. teams have had winning streaks of 14 games or more.
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Woods was ranked first for two different five-year streaks in that time.
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No streaks, no lint, no muss, no fuss — just clean mirrors and counters.
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Slabs of pork belly are braised until the fat streaks are nearly liquid.
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The effects and filters add things like confetti, light streaks, and miscellaneous animations.
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Early evening meteors may be longer, with dramatic streaks that last several seconds.
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"Streaks are meant to be broken obviously," forward LeBron James told reporters afterward.
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They're all heading into the new trading day on four-session winning streaks.
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Jet streaks are places in the jet stream with especially high wind speed.
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Rather, they went on three-, seven-, three-, four- and five-game losing streaks.
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Wind chills in the midteens, streaks of sunshine and a high of 20173.
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And they're explicitly violent—you get rewarded for head-shots and kill streaks.
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You don't have to wear all black, you can have streaks of colour.
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The study did find some things about hot streaks that are unique within a career however; for example, while the study found that while roughly 30 percent of artists and scientists have two hot streaks, only 11 percent of directors do.
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But when the odd strand turned into streaks, her stylist gave her an ultimatum.
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The two fighters looked to extend their win-streaks to two and three respectively.
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Quebec City (CNN)Streaks of dried blood crisscrossed the bullet holes on one wall.
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Silver iridescence gleamed amid purple streaks; it was the famous "Flayed Ox" of Soutine.
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I've now made it through multiple 100-or-more-day streaks of daily practice.
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In 2015, NASA hypothesized these dark streaks were evidence of seasonal flows of water.
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The Tide has already pushed winning streaks against Arkansas and Tennessee to 11 games.
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I sent snaps to keep my streaks in order and I didn't hang around.
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Streaks of fire lit the sky as ejecta continued to fall to the Earth.
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Winning streaks anywhere near as long as the Indians' current run are exceedingly rare.
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And that could cause some instability when the Crew Dragon streaks through the atmosphere.
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Facebook has lifted face filters, camera features, stories, and even messaging streaks from Snapchat.
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One team has suggested the streaks are just dark grains of sand rolling downhill.
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Scratches and streaks of orange paint that I hadn't noticed before seemed obvious now.
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More than just a vacuum, it also mops, while leaving no water streaks behind.
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NASA has identified thousands of these dark, flow-like streaks on the Martian surface.
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The S&P, Dow, and Nasdaq were all coming off five session winning streaks.
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Both are on impressive win-streaks, highlighted by stoppage defeats over other top contenders.
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The Haulani crater, for example, also features bright streaks of mysterious material within it.
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There are streaks of wires around desks that lead to boxy white computer monitors.
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Aerial surveys of the Sierra Nevada show telltale rusty streaks seeping north like poison.
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The Nasdaq and Dow extended winning streaks on Tuesday by posting gains of 1.1%.
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Streaks like this only come a few times in a lifetime, if at all.
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That still doesn't answer why the streaks appear on some slopes but not others.
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These types of games they can carry over into some pretty good winning streaks.
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In some photographs, they appear in droves, sharp, dark streaks moving past the pillar.
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Several commenters on the Coeur d'Alene Press Facebook page have reported even longer streaks.
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Ozuna scored after opening the inning with a single that kept his streaks alive.
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Buxton is one game behind the record streaks of Matt Lawton and Chuck Knoblauch.
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Between them clouds of white play deceptively intricate games with streaks of unpainted gilding.
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If voters remain this disenchanted, more leaders with autocratic streaks are likely to follow.
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Last month's streaks and injuries were overshadowed at month's end by a hectic Feb.
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Hamilton parents are notified if their child streaks, or makes excessive noise too often.
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In February, we drove around Iqaluit, Nunavut, hoping to witness those wondrous green streaks.
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In Gautama's cell, the wall beside the toilet bore long fingerlike streaks of shit.
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Habit tracking apps already exist, of course: Streaks and Strides both come to mind.
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Torrents of orange and red branched out of the first streaks and shot upward.
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The images show dark streaks, dots of debris and a brighter halo of impact.
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A Pan Am Boeing 707 streaks from New York to Paris in eight hours.
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Just lie back, gaze upward, and streaks of bright light should alight your eyes.
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Searching the term "chemtrail" yields photo after photo of white streaks in the sky.
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Thunder win sixth straight game OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma City has been on winning streaks before.
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The bright streaks of Dione's wispy terrain are seen near the moon's limb at right.
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I've got these — honestly, I think they're awesome — white streaks growing randomly on my head.
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Dark streaks near the lander came from dust devils that moved over it in February.
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Long gone are the chalky streaks that we didn't blend enough and then labeled #glowgoals.
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For teams, long streaks of consecutive wins or losses tend to fall into this category.
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq broke six-day losing streaks with their Tuesday gains.
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With the right colorist and technique, you'll get the streaks you want in no time.
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Underneath her cap we see a choppy wig, loaded down with auburn and blonde streaks.
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She was silent, watching the headlights blur past in glowing streaks of yellow and white.
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The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all broke three-session losing streaks on Monday.
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Blonde hair with bright red streaks à la Avril Lavigne is flattering on no one.
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Splashes of red connote punctured flesh, and dark paint streaks downward like blood and tears.
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No streaks on my face, no stains on my pillowcase, and it took little effort.
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Bandage the blister and monitor for signs of infection, like red streaks on your skin.
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These streaks are important when the schedule gets tough at the end of the year.
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Gradually, the sky began to lighten, streaks of yellow and bronze stretching across the vista.
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Baseball is a long season, filled with ups and downs, injuries, hot and cold streaks.
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Major U.S. stock indexes opened slightly lower Friday, threatening to break multi-week winning streaks.
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Southeastern China At midnight in Hong Kong, red streaks of light crisscrossed the night sky.
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If liquid had been involved, there would be longer streaks of liquid on longer slopes.
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Chicago Fire attacker Gilberto streaks down the field after a bad turnover on a breakaway.
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During Vegas's heyday, coolers were supposedly sent out on the floor to end hot streaks.
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Westbrook now has three streaks of six or more consecutive triple-doubles in his career.
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Similar to those celestial streaks, Wilfred's lights appear like an alien phenomenon, strange but serene.
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But those National Football League franchises have reliable losing streaks, and Trump won't suffer that.
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You know what cleans streaks and fingerprints and splatters off stainless steel in a jiffy?
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Chicago's Sanchez and Anderson saw their hitting streaks end at 12 and 11 games, respectively.
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And if you measure streaks in terms of dominance, they may already be on top.
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"Imagine growing up middle class or even poor and then amassing millions," Ms. Streaks said.
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The last year in which three separate nine-session-plus Dow winning streaks were seen?
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Never in N.H.L. history had two teams taken such long winning streaks into a game.
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The knives simply melted upon contact, leaving behind brown streaks (skid marks) of melted poop.
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But winning streaks are a small consolation if the games that really matter are lost.
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Variegated plants, like the pink princess, get their differently colored streaks from a genetic mutation.
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The major indexes finished the week higher, with the and breaking three-week losing streaks.
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The Dow and S&P 21.2 snapped 26-month winning streaks, their longest since 26.
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In this instance, a deep trough moved over the Rockies and encountered two jet streaks.
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Entering Monday's games, those four teams were on win streaks of six games or more.
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In Spaceballs, a spaceship could go so fast that the streaks of lights became plaid.
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The Avs used the same formula to continue their hot streaks, winning a defensive struggle.
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His record is 65 straight, and he also had streaks of 31 and 25 games.
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When you don't have a lot of wins, you wind up with some losing streaks.
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If they do manage to repeat as NL West champions, though the final outcome may have been predictable, the path there will have been anything but—full of winning streaks and losing streaks, surprise injuries and surprise breakouts, collapsed massage tables and burst sewer pipes.
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Only Carlos Gonzalez and Ender Inciarte, at 17 games each, have longer hit streaks in baseball.
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Splattered across the apron, hat, and even her face are fluorescent pink, purple, and blue streaks.
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In "Aeroplat" (1970), stacked streaks of blue, red, green and yellow cut diagonally like technicolor contrails.
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Muhammad Ali was radiant; such a bright and fast light only rarely streaks across the sky.
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She just hit Instagram with mauve streaks in her strands — and we're so here for it.
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Both need November winning streaks to get there, and that includes a game against each other.
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You want to stay away from the skids (losing streaks) and put up some positive numbers.
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Are those white streaks in the sky evidence of a secret plot to control our minds?
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The euro's winning streaks usually fizzle and turn once they reach the 10-15 percent mark.
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Since clubs of Cleveland's calibre come along only infrequently, streaks of this length are rightfully rare.
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Shortly after, she shared a Snapchat video of herself again donning blonde hair with black streaks.
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The Penguins also held Alex Ovechkin without a point, ending two streaks for the Capitals' captain.
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Hiura and Moustakas each finished with two hits and extended their hitting streaks to 11 games.
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But let's take a moment to pay remembrance to two incredible streaks that ended on Sunday.
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In video shot after the altercation, streaks of dry blood run from the Kentucky doctor's mouth.
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Her wide-set eyes are glossy with tears, and dark, uneven streaks run down her face.
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It flakes over blemishes, streaks under eyes, and pills and cakes in all the wrong places.
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There are winning streaks, and then there is just kicking everyone's asses for two straight weeks.
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All those who previously achieved such winning streaks went on to win the title that season.
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Streaks of reggae as you know it are here, and of late-'60s American jazz, too.
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In the old days, he never had to brace for the mental anguish of losing streaks.
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Kevin Garnett had streaks of 26 and 24 games with a block in the 1996 season.
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Farmers often discover the tell-tale brown streaks only after their entire crop has been destroyed.
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There are subversive streaks of feminism amidst the hellfire of the hilarious prank war that ensues.
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Could streaks of rouge on my cheekbones really been any worse than my yellow Adidas tracksuit?
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This year, both South Central Los Angeles and northern Brooklyn are fighting to contain violent streaks.
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They tend to be fainter with fewer streaks in the sky than others on this list.
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It's true that Ms. Kelly developed her signature style while perfectly coifed, with obligatory blond streaks.
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Cody's piece was made of madrone, this beautiful reddish wood with streaks of yellow and black.
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Kentucky ended one of college football's longest losing streaks, upsetting No. 25 Florida in the Swamp.
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Streaks of color burst from the center of each frame, isolated within their cream-colored backgrounds.
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Would teens be happier if the United States outlawed Snapchat streaks, as this bill would do?
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Friday's sell-off wiped out the averages' gains for January and snapped four-month winning streaks.
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Prior streaks went from 1953 to 1954, from 1949 to 1950, and from 1935 to 1936.
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Last season's team was driven from contention because of losing streaks of eight and 10 games.
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Goldman analysts, who have been skittish about market values all year, believe the streaks will continue.
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The flames quickly tore upward in streaks through the facade, filling apartments with toxic black smoke.
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Twice these streaks ended near — though not quite at — the final rally of a bull market.
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The cherry ribbon began to run streaks into Johanna's Panama, whose brim drooped into her neck.
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From that spot, the mountains stretch in all directions, green and blue and streaks of vermilion.
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Thick streaks of black, white, and yellow cascade against a crimson background in "Green Apple" (1959).
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The S&P 21100 and Nasdaq both fell about 2115%, snapping their three-day winning streaks.
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The Dow, S&P 22, and Nasdaq all saw their win streaks end with Tuesday's decline.
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These streaks are actually contrails — the condensation left by planes as they zoom through the sky.
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I was really into streaks for a while and then I didn't really realize the point.
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The original image (below), while awe-inspiring and unprecedented, was also blurry and interrupted by light streaks.
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Today's NHL lets teams win in the shootout, so today's win streaks will have shootout games included.
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Both the S&P 213 and Nasdaq would break four-week losing streaks if current trends continue.
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"It's really one of the most impressive streaks that I've ever seen," said Warriors coach Steve Kerr.
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The resulting light show should produce streaks brighter than natural shooting stars—but will anyone even care?
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Wore tight clothes after getting a spray tan only to be left with muddy streaks of orange?
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Researchers thought that subterranean water could have been rising to the surface and causing the dark streaks.
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Sometimes you can find plants that are variegated and will have streaks of pink in their foliage.
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We recommend testing on the jawline so you get a perfect match — no orange lines or streaks.
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The 3.6 percent drop over the past year is on the low end for streaks this long.
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Some apps, like Streaks and Today, charge a one-time upfront fee, ranging from $4.99 to $9.99.
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It-heartthrobs like Channing Tatum and Chris Pratt can balance sex symbol status with inveterate silly streaks.
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We've seen a few streaks reach 10 or more days in a row, both positive and negative.
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Only eight teams have longer current winning streaks that FAU, which has won four in a row.
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At the time, NASA thought that was significant evidence that flowing liquid water caused these bizarre streaks.
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"As the dark streaks lengthen and fade, we saw a small number of topographic changes," Chojnacki said.
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The Independence Day: Resurgence star ditched her shoulder-length brunette strands for vibrant streaks of hot pink.
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Kylie might have unlimited towels on hand, but you don't, so don't ruin them with unwanted streaks.
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The scenes were only partially visible, their visuals largely lost beneath enchanting rainbow streaks of broken hardware.
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It was so rare it looked vulnerable, swirled with fat streaks as cloudy as the Milky Way.
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When they opened the kiln doors weird streaks of orange and white light went across their faces . . .
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I would color his hair with blonde streaks and sometimes make it bolder and he never complained.
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Gone is that iconic buttery-blonde hair, and in its place are streaks of pink and blue.
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It was Snapchat, with its cleverly designed "streaks" to encouraged teens to keep up their message volleys.
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Nathan MacKinnon, who had an assist, extended his points streaks to eight games to start the season.
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Both Charlos are fighting at Barclays Center next Saturday -- both attempting to keep their undefeated streaks alive.
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San Francisco OF Angel Pagan and Miami LF Christian Yelich are riding eight-game hitting streaks. 2.
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However, a paper published Thursday in Nature Geosciences suggests the streaks were instead shaped by falling sand.
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Previous studies had suggested that if there was water in the streaks, there was little of it.
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While trading in a narrow range, the Dow and S&P 21 broke three-week winning streaks.
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Two struggling Pac-12 squads seeking to snapthree-game losing streaks meet Saturday as Oregon hosts Utah.
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As evidence, they point to "chemtrails," or streaks in the sky that are supposedly left over chemicals.
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Edmonton is kicking off a three-game road trip hoping to extend a pair of point streaks.
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A mirror-like backdrop offers a hazy mingling of pale-blue, grayish swirls and streaks of clouds.
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The meteors themselves are traveling at 132,000 miles per hour, which creates their vivid streaks of light.
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As the rocks collide with our atmosphere, they burn up in streaks — also known as shooting stars.
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Earlier in the 20th century, Republicans and Democrats each ran off 14-year streaks of unbroken control.
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Additionally they've used those lone wins to bookend losing streaks of three, three, four, and three games.
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Examples: YouTube next video autoplays; the slot machine-like pleasure of refreshing Instagram for likes; Snapchat streaks.
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When we pass through these clouds, specks of dust ignite in the atmosphere and produce bright streaks.
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The white silhouettes of people dancing in water amplify its white streaks and further lighten the sea.
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The shabu shabu meats are superb, from Wagyu beef crammed with fat streaks to exquisite chicken meatballs.
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This matchup features two confident division leaders who roll into the week with four-game winning streaks.
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Huge swaths of teal and aquamarine pour down the canvas, animated by streaks of white and pink.
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My daughter is obsessed with Snapchat and streaks, an activity whose point I have yet to grasp.
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Stainless steel home appliances are durable, but the metal finish is susceptible to fingerprints, streaks, and smudges.
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As an Andra Day song plays over the loud speakers, one salty tear streaks down my cheek.
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Minter then shot her through the glass, as the droplets, streaks and mists continually changed the surface.
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He's a slob with sharp instincts; she's a stickler with more weird streaks than she lets on.
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Patrick Maroon scored twice, and Leon Draisaitl and Connor McDavid each extended their point streaks to nine games.
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The ice wedge itself, smeared with streaks of a smooth, grayish clay, was wet to to the touch.
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In 2010, University of Arizona undergraduate Lujendra Ojha noticed dark streaks running down Martian hillsides in satellite images.
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It invented "streaks" that keep track of how many consecutive days friends have sent messages back and forth.
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Perry extended his points streaks to three games, while Eaves has three goals in the past two games.
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But in Dear Angelica, rather than filling with racks of guns, dainty streaks of color materialize around you.
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Upon inspection, there's nothing natural or subtle about the brown streaks running along the contours of your face.
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The Dow, S&P 218 and Nasdaq are all on pace to end their three-week losing streaks.
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To reach these conclusions, the researchers analyzed satellite images of the dark streaks, called recurring slope lineae (RSL).
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He shot a video that showed what looked to be two bright, burning streaks flying across the horizon.
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He urges people to take breaks as needed instead of pursuing lengthy sessions or weeks-long meditation streaks.
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The edges of her hair and ear are also blurred and there are strange streaks on the flesh.
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Two-hours after the last Swiffer WetJet streaks had dried, I got a text from my step-mom.
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They've got the streaks of the money, but the money will move depending on where the innovation occurs.
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Since 1980, there have been nine other 9-week winning streaks, according to a CNBC analysis using Kensho.
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As more grains pile up, the piles collapse, forming similar streaks to the ones observed on Mars' surface.
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Europe's left has seen losing streaks before; its fortunes fell sharply in the late 260s and early 21969s.
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All good things, even streaks, must come to an end though, ri— Come on, they're playing the Knicks.
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Many also say it interfered with their "streaks," the app's competitive feature for sending messages to friends frequently.
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The points have come in floods and streaks, including a run of 32 straight contests with 30 points.
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Both are on three day win streaks, with the Nasdaq rising in eight of the past 23.34 sessions.
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You crane your neck, point out rain clouds Noke —the sky has pink streaks shiny as a shell.
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The filet mignon was tender and lean, while the richer strip was beautifully marbled with streaks of fat.
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Russia's rouble, Turkey's lira and South Africa's rand all snapped three-day losing streaks to strengthen 210 percent.
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He still endures streaks of depression, and just the other week he suffered a vivid flashback, he said.
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Sometimes, these rough stretches or hot streaks really do indicate changes in the underlying ability of a player.
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Streaks of rust darken the center of many of the surviving medallions, seeping down from their attachment clips.
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The major indexes, however, posted weekly losses, with the S&P and Nasdaq snapping six-week winning streaks.
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The problem with VanZant's taking on Moroz or Grasso, however, is that both fighters are riding win-streaks.
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The pigment applies easily without any streaks or bubbles — something that has plagued even the most meticulous polisher.
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Or would a few streaks of pink hair or a tube of black lipstick satisfy the same urge?
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The Taurids meteor shower streaks across the sky this week, with fireballs that can look brighter than Venus.
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Nearby, Still's large 1940 self-portrait, "PH-382," is painterly, with streaks of color isolated on his face.
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These bits of debris burn up in our atmosphere and stream across the night sky in bright streaks.
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Look at the Sabres' own history with 21982-game winning streaks, a feat they had accomplished twice before.
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They have a nine-game losing streak, an eight-game losing streak and three seven-game losing streaks.
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Hitler's election to chancellor in 1933 is illustrated with rows of faceless Brownshirts, painted in muddy Expressionist streaks.
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In June they won 21 in a row, and in July they had streaks of 19533 and 21953.
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If Netflix can make up the difference next Sunday, one of television's most formidable streaks could be broken.
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Dark streaks on the shoulders of their shirts showed where weight and miles had worn the fabric thin.
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He had one of the best winning streaks, and was inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.
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It features a bright building and colorful sky, as well as streaks of light from cars zooming by.
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"Once she gets on one of those birdie streaks, she's hard to stop," said Martin Park, her coach.
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But as streaks go, this is one case where the run is even more impressive than the runners.
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Dead animals were scattered about: eyes lifeless, tongues hanging from their mouths, crimson streaks splashed on their fur.
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Lindor, Uribe propel Indians past Rays CLEVELAND — You can't tell the Cleveland Indians' winning streaks without a scorecard.
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He'd paint over them with bold streaks of black, which he'd then remove by scraping away the paint.
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Last week ended the longest-ever streaks without a 0.6 percent daily loss or a 3 percent pullback.
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The car violently accelerated up through the gears, leaving streaks of rubber at the exit of every corner.
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He sipped the second beer and watched the rain spatter the dirty windows and run off in streaks.
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Ferry rides to and from the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island appear as streaks through the water.
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The bright streaks of a meteor shower are visible with the naked eye, and so is the moon.
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The introduction of "streaks" as a marker for solving every day has changed the way people mark time.
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But with its sun streaks, soft focus and off-kilter framing, the photo has a fleeting, ethereal quality.
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Blue Jays 215, Yankees 212 TORONTO — Zack Britton and the Yankees saw lengthy streaks come to an end.
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The photos yielded huge streaks of guano stains, suggesting more penguins may live in the region than previously thought.
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On television, however, his face was partially obscured by rain streaks on the clear barrier constructed to protect him.
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The visible streaks should last around 10 seconds or so, which is a bit longer than natural shooting stars.
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The emission lines are a spectrum of dispersed light, which appear as rainbow streaks with dark and bright lines.
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Rodon was looking for his career-high sixth consecutive win and eighth straight quality start, but both streaks ended.
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It all seemed to be unravelling but then Sharkey put on one of the better streaks of his career.
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Turns out, she feels just as strongly about a few blonde streaks judging by her latest Instagram selfie spree.
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Students earn badges for things like attendance streaks in Fresno Unified's game-like, education data-tracking app, called Strides.
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They're situated parallel to the edges of the adjacent mountains and perpendicular to the direction of nearby wind streaks.
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Trip-running her way down the stairs, a cat streaks past her and she wonders where it came from.
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Such streaks of dominance have little to do with coaching or practice (though they spend weeks preparing) or scouting.
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Things like friendships and streaks will remain untouched by the company, and Epic and Houseparty accounts will stay separate.
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The major averages all finished higher yesterday to break losing streaks, but stocks finished well off their session highs.
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It's clear that something happens to young women between high school and college, where their winning streaks abruptly end.
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Years of talking blue streaks in Martin Scorsese movies make him a natural for playing this alpha-male senior.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 and Nasdaq were pacing to break their three-week losing streaks.
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And because pets don't have political opinions, socially conditioned bad habits, or petty streaks, they'll never disappoint their fans.
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Barefoot, each wears a white lungi, a red shoulder-cloth and three horizontal streaks of ash across his forehead.
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Twitter user Case Sandberg discovered the streaks feature, and other Facebook Messenger users have also noticed it in testing.
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When we run a simulated coin flip thousands of times, we get a very similar pattern of "up" streaks.
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It's called "Streaks," and it'll be pretty familiar to anyone who has played a mobile game in recent years.
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And when she towels her face dry, streaks of what appears to be makeup are visible on the towel.
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It used software called Magic to detect streaks of light that might be satellites (including the US government's own).
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APSS will also help the mission team learn about dust devils that have left streaks on the planet's surface.
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Only five other teams in the past 10 years have gone on points streaks of at least 16 games.
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Kardashian West excitedly showed off North's braided hair, which featured pink streaks and tiny little trolls at the bottom.
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Whether it is Treasuries or investment-grade bonds or high-yield bonds, they have all been on winning streaks.
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The longest modern winning streaks were accomplished by two teams that didn't amount to anything in the post-season.
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Windex Original Glass Cleaner still reigns supreme because it cuts through grime, doesn't leave streaks, and doesn't cost much.
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The others are Stan Musial, 16 seasons, and Tris Speaker and Honus Wagner, who each had 12-season streaks.
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How sad it is that concrete, that most utopian and promising of materials, streaks so badly in the rain.
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United Arab Emirates At midnight, light streaks erupted above and around the world's tallest building, Burj Khalifa, in Dubai.
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A worse than fourth place finish means the end of one of the best soccer streaks in international history.
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It's been a season of streaks for Detroit, which won six in a row prior to its current swoon.
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Still, that influence, or streaks of it, had to have to trickled down in the organization over the years.
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Rectangular in shape with softly rounded corners, it is a rosy light pink with subtle, well-integrated white streaks.
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But such physiological theories face heavy challenges; they can't really explain bloody streaks in a breezy April, for instance.
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Defenseman Kris Letang (two goals, four assists) and Phil Kessel (three, two) both are riding four-game point streaks.
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He hadn't noticed that there were streaks of blood polluting the cement, or that he was feeling no pain.
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While they may keep up their winning and scoring streaks for another week, a desperate opponent cannot be overlooked.
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The camera is similarly rude, zooming in close to Simmons' buttocks as the yellow yolk streaks into his crevices.
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Besides the 27-game streak by the Rangers, eight teams have had at least 22-game streaks this century.
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Streaks of white clouds striped the sky above, some descending closer to Earth to ring distant mountains like halos.
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Dr. Jarecki also found that European casinos were more accommodating to players on hot streaks than their American counterparts.
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On the men's side, the PGA Tour only began keeping detailed records of bogey-free streaks early this century.
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They're notable for the vertical mineral streaks that make them look like naturally painted abstract murals in some places.
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Comparing the streaks of the Cubs and the Indians paints a portrait of two wildly different eras of baseball.
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A video posted on YouTube shows the plane overhead with white streaks coming from the tips of the wings.
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EditorsNote: changes to "Copeland Jr." in fourth graf; rewords ninth graf Streaks were on the line in Lincoln, Neb.
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It also has old Bill Clinton advisers with centrist streaks like pollster Doug Schoen and ad-maker Bill Knapp.
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LONDON — At first glance, the painting seems abstract: white shapes and streaks hovering irregularly across a night-dark background.
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The red streaks are among the most unusual color features on Saturn's moons to be revealed by Cassini's cameras.
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Its heart-shaped leaves unfurl toward the sun, with streaks of bubblegum pink the shape of a crescent moon.
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The only players with longer streaks this season are Cleveland's Michael Brantley (22) and Tampa Bay's Wilson Ramos (235).
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Gains were widespread, and the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average ended four-day losing streaks.
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Phillip Danault and Brendan Gallagher recorded assists on the play, extending both players' individual point streaks to five games.
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That's why Cohen and Streaks say you should look at more than just your salary when entering a negotiation.
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The Wizards put the home and overall winning streaks on the line Monday against the Eastern Conference-leading Cavaliers.
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Researchers have discovered that career hot streaks do indeed happen, and looking at them reveals a few universal patterns.
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The night before, after a summer of having dark hair with green streaks, Eli had tried to go blond.
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Dr. Moore said that the mottled appearance of the surface with dark streaks were suggestive of hills and ridges.
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Chamberlain had 30-point streaks, of 20, 25, 31 and 65 games in his career, according to Basketball-Reference.com.
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A woman wearing Birkenstock sandals — the erstwhile marker of the tree-hugger and nature-lover — streaks through the forest.
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Even counting just those streaks that are contained in a single season, the Knicks' 18-gamer comes up short.
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That at this moment, an overwhelming amount of everyday information comes in blips, bleeps, alerts, tweets, streaks, and clickbait.
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One of his first UK streaks was at Liverpool's League Cup meeting with Arsenal at Anfield in January 1995.
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If the dark streaks are formed by shallow aquifers seeping to the surface, future astronauts exploring Mars could theoretically use these streaks to find water that could be used as a resource, according to David Stillman, a geophysicist at Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, Colorado, who was not involved with the study.
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The field between these glowing streaks gradually darkens as our eyes move to the right, a transition that feels inevitable.
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Unless you're some kind of neat freak, that thing is smeared with smudges, streaks, and probably a little food, too.
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But they have since recovered most of those losses, putting them on pace to break their three-week losing streaks.
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Not to be outdone, Halsey showed some serious skin in a colorful dress, punctuated by rainbow streaks in her hair.
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Only Tom Chambers (21), Gail Goodrich (20), Amar'e Stoudemire (18) and Charlie Scott (17) have longer streaks in franchise history.
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One 15-year-old said she had friends who kept streaks of hundreds of days with 20 or more people.
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In the case of the stock market, we can show that its streaks aren't any different from flipping a coin.
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The really long streaks happened more often in the 1960s and '70s — since the '80s they've become much more rare.
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U.S. stock futures were higher this morning, with the S&P 22.41 and Nasdaq both riding three-session losing streaks.
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If you've yearned to wear your wink face on your sleeves, or your streaks on your head — you're in luck.
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The lightning hits the tip of the wing and then streaks in a straight line like a laser shooting out.
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Lightning stars Steven Stamkos and Nikita Kucherov both snapped franchise record-tying 11-game point streaks to start the season.
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Let's briefly go into the plot — which is similar to the familiar tale, but with a few extra brutal streaks.
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The problem with this is that winning streaks eventually fail, and charismatic mavericks can produce disasters as well as triumphs.
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Both have posted gains for seven consecutive sessions, matching seven-day win streaks for each that ran through Feb. 15.
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On the final day of May, the Dow, S&P 210.8, and Nasdaq were set to post multimonth winning streaks.
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The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq broke two-session win streaks, but remain close to their record high closes.
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The thrilling, miniaturized journey is brought to life with a slick CGI design and a warm flurry of paint streaks.
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And, although the streaks do look like they contain some salts associated with liquid water, other salts can't be seen.
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Stocks in Moscow and Warsaw snapped three- and four-day losing streaks respectively, while average government bond spreads tightened fractionally.
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The new images — snapped by Cassini on May 7 — show bright, fluffy streaks of methane clouds in the world's atmosphere.
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You can see, in the streaks of wind Davis creates sailing past this fake, the pure hubris of stardom itself.
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The Royals have endured a season of extremes, with four winning or losing streaks of at least five games each.
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U.S. stocks closed lower in the previous session, with the Dow and S&P 500 breaking six-day winning streaks.
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They have had four streaks of three games, and they lost at home to end all but one of those.
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Daniel Robertson and Mallex Smith of the Rays also increased their respective hit streaks to five games each with singles.
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"I think both of us just had streaks of playing well and then not playing very well," she told reporters.
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Castro (18-for-39) and OF Brett Gardner (14-for-39) extended their hitting streaks to nine games Saturday. 2.
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But there's a relatively simple explanation for where these streaks of white come from, so why does this theory persist?
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These are streaks too improbable to go on forever and, on Saturday afternoon, both got snapped in the same game.
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If they defeat Coastal Carolina in this weekend's season finale, then the entire season will be comprised of two streaks.
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It even turns out that Ramon drew butterflies and a woman with four bloody streaks down her face as child.
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Nearly ten feet wide, "Shadow Dance" is populated by taut, mostly vertical streaks of black acrylic on a white field.
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Denver has turned into a giant killer, ending six-game winning streaks by opposing teams two weeks in a row.
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As they rode, faint streaks of shadow — hundreds of them — could be seen dashing through the trees along the trail.
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Additionally, Barbie sports turquoise streaks throughout her black hair, worn down her back in two braids, and traditional skull makeup.
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Several of the longer streaks in baseball history took place in the 19th century, when the rules were drastically different.
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Both teams will take the court shackled in losing streaks, and both believe the NBA refs are partly to blame.
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Not many, including Auriemma, would have bet the mortgage on the streaks — both in games and titles — lasting much longer.
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At the top of the image there are several black vertical streaks, the result of the camera's short exposure times.
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Unusual arc-shaped, reddish streaks cut across the surface of Saturn's ice-rich moon Tethys in this enhanced-color mosaic.
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Blue Jackets G Sergei Bobrovsky is riding career-high win (13-0-0) and point (14-0-1) streaks. 2.
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Since the break, the Mets are on an unexpected 21-7 run that includes seven- and eight-game winning streaks.
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Since the break, the Mets are on an unexpected 21-7 run that includes seven- and eight-game winning streaks.
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We are not conformists, but our independent streaks do not prevent us from collectively working together to change the world.
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The bits of debris from its tale that slam into our atmosphere create the bright streaks we see each summer.
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Among the more impressive streaks from around the world are Real Madrid's and Arsenal's in qualifying for the Champions League.
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It doesn't change how difficult it is to find or understand Snapchat features, such as face filters or Snap streaks.
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New York and Paris continued their winning streaks, while Moscow and Sao Paulo found users capturing photos almost as often: 1.
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Those smudges and streaks are galaxies, and their curves are caused by the actual bending of the environment around the cluster.
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In NHL history, only Wayne Gretzky in 1982-83 and Ken Linesman in 1985-86 had streaks that were that long.
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However, a study published last spring in the journal Nature Geoscience points to avalanches as the leading cause of the streaks.
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Turns out, there's generations of women proudly disrupting outdated ideas about aging and fully embracing their beauty — silver streaks and all.
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It finds things our naked eye might miss, like the tear that streaks Olga's face as she gazes out a window.
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Futures were lower this morning, signaling a possible end to three-week win streaks for the S&P 933 and Nasdaq.
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But, I quickly found that it goes on transparent and absorbs quickly — with no streaks of green or purple left behind.
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After a few beats, you hear Donnie scream; a few more beats and a splatter of blood streaks across the glass.
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STREAKS COLLIDE: USC has won 14 consecutive games at the Coliseum, while Arizona is 3-0 on the road this season.
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The features in question are dark streaks that show up periodically on Martian hills, known as recurring slope lineae, or RSLs.
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An effect known as "dry flows," where small seasonal landslides trickle down the canyons, could be responsible for the transient streaks.
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The linemates made the franchise record books as the first Panthers in team history to have concurrent double-digit point streaks.
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Cubs OF Jon Jay (10-for-29) and INF/OF Ian Happ (9-for-23) are riding six-game hitting streaks.
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"You mean, the lip gloss that your hair would get stuck to and then make streaks across your cheeks?" she laughs.
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In the case of the stock market, we can show that its streaks aren't too far off from flipping a coin.
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The streaks of paint crossing the canvas read like an aggressive rejoinder to Mamie Till Mobley's insistence that he be photographed.
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It's great that two generations of fans get to experience these separate streaks and can argue over which team was better.
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Plus, Streaks is a lot less annoying than stroking your phone screen repeatedly for eight seconds for one measly life. Ugh.
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Until recently Tanzania's political stability drew investors and donors, spurring one of the fastest sustained streaks of economic growth in Africa.
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Mathieu Perreault (three goals, eight assists) and defenseman Dustin Byfuglien (two, seven) enter Monday's contest with seven-game point streaks. 1.
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The S&P 73 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average ended four-day losing streaks with broadbased gains across industry groups.
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Basically the extra outfielder, he has hot streaks that earn him more playing time and one of those periods is now.
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Only two other players have streaks over 100: Baltimore 2B Jonathan Schoop (151 games) and Minnesota 2B Brian Dozier (106 games).
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U.S. stock futures were lower this morning, after the Dow, S&P 2890, and Nasdaq broke five-day losing streaks Monday.
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The study, which used a very small amount of water to replicate the streaks, is further proof of this, he says.
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They had 12-game streaks against the St. Louis Hawks from 1955-58 and the Los Angeles Lakers from 1973-77.
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PARIS — Roger Federer withdrew from this year's French Open on Thursday, putting an end to one of tennis's most remarkable streaks.
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She stopped to snap a photo of a man selling flour from a wheelbarrow, white streaks across his face and hands.
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For Jessica, a lifelong devotee of a light-pink pout, that's like going out with blue glitter shadow and pink streaks.
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The Dow and S&P 500 were on pace to continue their weekly winning streaks, barring a major sell-off Friday.
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They claimed their altered mental states took them to dreamy, smiling happy places, to streaks of ingenuity, enhanced imaginativeness — genius, even.
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The victory snapped an 28-game losing streak to Indianapolis, one of the longest streaks to one team in NFL history.
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Outfielder Lane Adams and second baseman Ozzie Albies each extended their hitting streaks to five games for the Braves on Saturday.
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The states are haloed by a streaks of dark ash, and spaced so that the whole seems to be breaking up.
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My graduate thesis focused on Europa and the readings discovered in 21 of tarry black streaks beneath its sheets of ice.
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Since 1995, when Amazon started keeping track of sales this way, only seven other titles had longer streaks at No. 13.
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He's also appeared to make light of extreme cold, suggesting frigid streaks were evidence that climate change is an overblown threat.
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Two hours after I arrived, as the sun set in fiery streaks over the mountains, I drove back to my family.
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But careful — you only have about a half-second time frame after the yellow streaks appear for this to be effective.
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A runny mixture of pigment and solvent, it streaks and stains to create rivulets that evoke, for me, warm bodily fluids.
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Occasional streaks of heat, as in maeng pla, flaked mackerel strewn with roasted peanuts and tucked into lettuce, are a relief.
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Throw those asterisked streaks out, and the Indians are tied for the fourth-longest pure winning streak ever in the majors.
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These regional weather patterns could provide a greater understanding of the dark streaks and plains to the west of the basin.
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Only John Hiller (28 2/3 scoreless innings in 1967) and Victor Santos (25 scoreless innings in 2001) have longer streaks.
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These constellations will affect astronomy research — disrupting radio frequencies used for deep space observation and leaving bright streaks in telescope images.
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TWO STREAKS: Montana State has dropped its last three road games, scoring 64.3 points and allowing 74 points during those contests.
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Moisture condenses on the black carbon in the fumes, forming the ice particles we see as white streaks in the sky.
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Videos circulating on social media showed long red streaks across the white floor as the injured were dragged from the car.
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I took note of the intensity of a woman's deep blue eyes, the streaks of gray in a man's bushy sideburns.
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Two players extended their hitting streaks to 11 games — Miami's Ozuna (1-for-3) and Milwaukee's Ryan Braun (3-for-13).
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Cardinals 2B Kolten Wong (63-for-26) and C Yadier Molina (10-for-24) are riding six-game hitting streaks. 2.
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Most reserve their passions for years without long losing streaks, the ins and outs of bad seasons shading into gray territory.
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Water leaking from hoses froze in streaks on the concrete as displaced residents walked around draped in American Red Cross blankets.
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He appeals to the racist, homophobic and sexist streaks always present in Brazilian society and to a growing anti-establishment feeling.
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They tend to be fainter with fewer streaks in the sky than others you might be able to see this year.
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" MOTHER WINTER A Memoir By Sophia Shalmiyev Zaman's memoir is merely good, but it's streaks ahead of Sophia Shalmiyev's "Mother Winter.
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Winning streaks, even long ones, usually aren't enough to sway the selection committee when it hands out the at-large spots.
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During the summer, dozens of cities in the US sweltered under record-high temperatures and waited out historically long hot streaks.
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So be it resolved: NHL win streaks in the shootout era are a different category than they were in the old days.
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The Flames finished the season winning 27 of their last 7 games, adding three more three-game winning streaks along the way.
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You might be familiar with the "recurrent slope lineae," or RSLs, on the planet—streaks on its surface that appear to darken.
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"Because of their appearance, these streaks of light some people call meteors &aposshooting stars,&apos" NASA explains in a blog post online .
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If they do finally appear, they could help explain another solar quirk: the surprisingly uniform pattern of the corona's arches and streaks.
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As for Europe's other great rivalries, there are several similar winless streaks that stand out as especially grievous to derby day pride.
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Productive is the first such app I came across, but there are countless others: Momentum. Habitica. Done. Coach.me. Habitshare. Habitbull. Today. Streaks.
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Instead of looking like twinkling dots or streaks of light, they'll bear a strong resemblance to readouts from an earthquake-measuring instrument.
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Hoping more psychotherapy would help, I connected instead with a chaplain in training with streaks of white color through her brown hair.
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Sometimes the Thunder might be brilliant, moving in streaks and strobes, tossing lobs to one another, ballooning four-point leads to 15.
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Much to the consternation of streak-loving snappers, many found that their streaks had completely vanished when they next opened the app.
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"Maybe a little too exciting for the goalies," Fleury said of the high-scoring affair, despite both goaltenders entering on hot streaks.
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Lots of teens said they were addicted to keeping up Snapchat streaks, which are consecutive days of exchanging Snaps with another person.
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In the image captured by Hubble, the red streaks are glowing gas cavities and filaments of star debris, which continue to expand.
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Lens flare: It's when those little blobs of color or streaks of light appear in movies— and it's completely taken over Hollywood.
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A J-22008 stealth fighter streaks across the sky at the 220th China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition in Zhuhai, China, Nov.
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These looks range from a teased '80s Madonna to a platinum Xtina with colored streaks, but each one is a Halloween classic.
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But I haven't dyed my hair since getting horrid yellow streaks in high school (which doesn't really count if you ask me).
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While the general region of cloud activity is persistent over the course of the observation, individual streaks appear to develop then fade.
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Those bits of debris enter Earth's atmosphere, effectively burning up in the process and creating those streaks we see as shooting stars.
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The two streaks are different populations of ice and dust grains, swept away from comet 67P's surface as it's battered with radiation.
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And, most recently, we let our grungy mascara streaks run wild with joy when Courtney Love designed a true-to-brand collection.
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And because the features contain streaks and variations in color, the frozen water is likely made up stacks, or layers, of ice.
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Which 20 venture capitalists — the investors who unearth the tiny start-ups that turn into tomorrow's behemoths — are on the winningest streaks?
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The 21100 Astros were previously the only team in franchise history to post two double-digit winning streaks in the same season.
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As much as we love painting metallic streaks onto our cheeks and braids, glittery makeup on the eyes is hard to beat.
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On Monday, markets rose late in the day, with the Dow and S&P 500 extending their win streaks to five days.
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McConaughey has previously spoken about his children's independent streaks, and just how much discipline he and Alves instill into the sibling trio.
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The weird, dark streaks that appear and disappear seasonally on the Martian surface may be caused by boiling water, new research suggests.
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In their experiments, the researchers discovered that the water boiled and created streaks just like the mysterious ones on the Red Planet.
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The name of the cocktail is a reference to the short-legged mammal with pronounced black and white streaks on its face.
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Her band has a settled rhythm section and fizzy arrangements, involving two guitars and concise, stepwise streaks of marimba and baritone saxophone.
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Six months ago the canyon was green with streaks of rusty brown, denoting where ailing trees had succumbed to mountain bark beetles.
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In Game 2, with 0.6 seconds left in regulation and the game tied at 88, Lee streaks to the rim and rises.
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I'll always remember watching those dramatic scenes, with the fast-moving, black clouds and streaks of lightning darting across the stormy sky.
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People who believe in chemtrails think that the streaks in the sky are evidence that the government is poisoning us with chemicals.
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The area can be a place of catastrophic violence, and Chance's jubilant, gospel-leaning hip-hop is flecked with streaks of melancholy.
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Ramirez has three double-digit hit streaks, and is one of only seven American League players to have that many this season.
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"Starting pitching is momentum," said third baseman Chase Headley, who added that good streaks generally begin with strong work by the rotation.
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All three major U.S. indexes were down for the week at the end of a choppy session, ending two-week winning streaks.
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Reds 3B Eugenio Suarez (10-for-25) and OF Adam Duvall (8-for-27) both are riding seven-game hitting streaks. 3.
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For example, he prefers to paint with his feet, using sneakers smeared with paint to make streaks across large tablets of Formica.
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Watsun Atkinsun had just bummed a cigarette and held it up with two fingers, tracing the streaks of jet exhaust above us.
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In Kalm's video, though there are severable visible streaks of smeared paint around the gallery, the paintings themselves are not visibly damaged.
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The Orionids meteor shower streaks across the sky on Monday and Tuesday nights, bringing about 15 to 20 shooting stars per hour.
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The band abided by a turbulent pact, Mr. Nelson painting in vertical streaks as the rhythm section pried at its own foundations.
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The long fluorescent lights, the pallid beige floors with streaks of chewing gum worn black by the constant tread of squeaky trainers.
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The 1,300-foot tooth of the monolith is painted with streaks of black and orange, and waterfalls cascade over the bare rocks.
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Water leaking from fire hoses froze in streaks on the concrete, and displaced residents walked around draped in American Red Cross blankets.
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Some European casinos tried to end Dr. Jarecki's streaks by switching wheels from table to table, but his memory could thwart them.
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Two of the nights we were there, there were sightings of the northern lights, ethereal streaks of color across the night sky.
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All three indexes reversed the losses they incurred on Tuesday, when the Dow and the S&P ended three-day winning streaks.
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And the Dodgers, who put together several long winning streaks of their own this season, have somehow lost 10 in a row.
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To use, simply wipe in the direction of the metal's grain and then buff with a soft, dry cloth to prevent streaks.
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The major indexes finished the week higher, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 21 breaking three-week losing streaks.
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It is rich in a way that's hard to fathom, the melting streaks of fat cascading from the flesh onto your tongue.
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The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq broke three-session losing streaks on Friday, but still closed sharply lower for the week.
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"When similar streaks of bullish momentum ended, the Nasdaq-100 usually chopped sideways or fell over the next 3 months," Sentimentrader said.
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She applies foundations, powders and eye shadow across her face with abandon, leaving streaks of color in places where they don't belong.
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In the United States, many Cure Violence neighborhoods have similarly gone on long streaks without a shooting — some a year or two.
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Mr. Malin wears polo shirts and sweaters around his neck and chooses not to dye gray streaks in his close-cropped hair.
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Those streaks of bright light can obstruct the astronomical objects just underneath them and could trigger false signals in telescopes, Nature reported.
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The pressure to get at least one like per minute on Instagram and keep up scores of daily Snapchat "streaks" is unending.
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The Dow and S&P 500 were riding three-day losing streaks and coming off their first weekly drops in six weeks.
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These 21 venture capitalists – the investors who unearth the tiny start-ups that turn into tomorrow's behemoths – are on the winningest streaks.
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Boston 2257B Dustin Pedroia has a 24-game streak, one longer than the streaks of Aoki and White Sox 23B Jose Abreu.
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It seems to exist only to sell beer to people like Tyrell Ringing Shield, a grandmother with silver streaks in her hair.
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The tests showed actual streaks of air in the retropharyngeal region and extensive surgical emphysema in the neck anterior to the trachea.
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Recurring rectangles covered with bright streaks and blobs of color look like miniature abstract paintings or clay tablets or even photo frames.
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"Christmas in Harlem" marked the end of that year's G.O.O.D Friday series, one of the most brilliant streaks in modern mainstream rap.
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When debris from the asteroid 3200 Phaethon burns up in the night sky, it creates bright, long-lasting streaks across the sky.
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U.S. stock futures were indicating a sharply lower open this morning after the Dow and S&P 220 broke multi-session losing streaks.
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Na'Vi kept it together, not faltering when a game wasn't going their way and keeping their momentum going through some impressive round streaks.
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Self-tanning amateurs and pros alike know that between awkward streaks, dry patches, and breakouts, self-tanners for your face are notoriously problematic.
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I speak on behalf of the upset population of people who stood by my side as we lost our Snapchat streaks just yesterday.
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If only gory (and possibly imaginary) canines, unwanted supernatural blonde streaks, and strange behavior by Ben were Sasha's only problems in the hospital.
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Two of the worst teams in the NBA try to snap losing streaks when the Atlanta Hawks visit the Memphis Grizzlies on Friday.
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Blow your nose, wipe away the mascara streaks, and be on your way before she returns from her tenth meeting of the day.
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That keeps both Brent and WTI in oversold territory for 13 days and 14 days, respectively, their longest bearish streaks since Nov. 9403.
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That keeps both Brent and WTI in oversold territory for 13 days and 14 days, respectively, their longest bearish streaks since Nov. 2018.
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"No private/direct messages, financial data, or social media, or photo content, or Timehop data including streaks were affected," the blog post states.
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This meteor shower typically leaves glowing dust trains, or streaks across Earth's atmosphere that last for several minutes before disappearing into the sky.
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Earlier this season, Bud Light focused on Cleveland, whose team, the Browns, was experiencing one of the longest losing streaks in the sport.
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M.S. is a 13-year-old girl from Virginia who loves makeup, hanging out with her friends, and keeping up her Snapchat streaks.
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If you have an unclouded view of the night sky, preferably away from city lights, you'll see beautiful streaks of light zipping overhead.
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Downward streaks of the blue coloring (likely nail polish) run along each side of the figure, as if it were exuding an aura.
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In 2015, the space agency announced that a bunch of bizarre dark streaks seen on Mars were likely made up of salty water.
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He's the 5th Cub since 1990 to record multiple 20-game on-base streaks in the same season (Lee, Grace 4x, Sandberg, Dawson).
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In 2015, scientists thought streaks of dark-colored earth on the sides of Martian mountains may have been caused by liquid flowing water.
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But Dean, much like Jake Gyllenhaal in Nightcrawler, could be volatile and his major possessive streaks poisoned their sad, beautiful tragic love affair.
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The only other time in franchise history the Dodgers have put together two winning streaks of at least 10 games was in 1955.
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Hair would be braided and pinned back with sparkly butterfly clips; gloopy streaks of purple or blue hair mascara streaked into the ends.
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U.S. stock futures were higher this morning, giving the S&P 500 and Nasdaq a chance to extend their four-day win streaks.
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The parliamentarians raised constituent and industry concerns about the risk of peer pressure being piled on kids to keep the virtual streaks going.
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Winnipeg D Dustin Byfuglien (two goals, five assists) and C Mathieu Perreault (three, seven) enter Saturday's matchup with six-game point streaks. 3.
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The Jaguars (4-4) have alternated a two-game losing skids with two-game winning streaks throughout the first half of the season.
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I don't see any streaks on my bathroom mirror after I'm done using it, and I haven't noticed a smell of any kind.
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Using handheld pans, they washed the sediment with silvery streaks of mercury, until they came up with a pinkish blob of unrefined gold.
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A fireball, if you don't know, is a bright meteor that streaks through Earth's atmosphere, usually breaking apart and scattering into small pieces.
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Flyers LW Jakub Voracek (three goals, seven assists) and C Brayden Schenn (four goals, three assists) are both riding five-game point streaks.
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Fiala and Turris now have seven-game point streaks and Fiala has six of his season total of eight during the middle period.
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Snapchat, for example, has these messaging 'streaks'—it's designed so you have to respond quickly and you have to stay up to date.
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The exhibition launches with Kenneth Noland's large stripe painting, "New Day" (1967), which streaks past you as soon as the elevator doors open.
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Paul Goldschmidt extended both his hitting and runs scored streaks to four games on Friday for Arizona, which has dropped five of seven.
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The Yankees hoped they could turn to Sabathia, who had stopped six- and four-game losing streaks this season, to halt this skid.
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The Dow, S&P 23, and Nasdaq all have four-day win streaks and have risen in eight of the past nine sessions.
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The Phoenix Suns, who host the Hawks on Saturday, have been helping a lot of teams get off to winning streaks of late.
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Scientists know that these streaks of seeping, salty water on Mars change with the seasons, but they aren't exactly sure how they evolve.
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Three-session winning streaks for the Dow, S&P 13 and Nasdaq appear in jeopardy ahead of the first trading day of September.
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Adding another layer are strands of fiber optic color, brilliant streaks of light, often resembling long swaths of wildfire, running through the compositions.
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Around the edges of the blurriness, between the streaks, you can at least imagine the reflection you want; you know what it is.
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These drawings look as if he did a rubbing of a flat image, coalescing into ghostly echoes in the streaks and smears. 224.
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Mr. Mazourek's colleagues — plant breeders with creative streaks, experts on the substance of cauliflower, corn and carrots — found all of these questions exciting.
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Selfish, childish, panic-stricken and bullying, with confounding streaks of exhibitionism and kleptomania, she was, in short, a colossal pain in the ass.
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Ondrej Kase and Derek Grant each recorded an assist on Friday, extending their point streaks to three games - a career high for both.
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The deal has given the company some protection in an industry littered with studios and distributors that have flamed out after hot streaks.
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I know, "streaks" and "speed" and "vanquishing one's opponent" and all that, but seriously, stop and smell the cruciverbal roses with this one.
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Markets were tumultuous during last month, with the Dow and S&P 500 both breaking 10-month win streaks, their longest since 1959.
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Another thing that happens late in a bull market but tends not to end it: When long monthly market win streaks are broken.
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Gains were widespread as the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average looked set to end their four-day losing streaks.
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They also make for easier clean up as you won't have black mascara streaks running across your face as you remove your makeup.
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These sorts of streaks happen, if not quite every year then at least often enough for people invested enough to dream on them.
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In seventh grade, I chopped all my hair off the day before school started and dyed it with streaks of pink and purple.
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The skid, the longest in the NBA since the Memphis Grizzlies dropped 19 straight last season, leaves New York within shouting distance of the longest losing streaks in NBA history — the 26-game streaks endured by the 76ers in 2013-1073 and the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2010-11 and the 76ers' 28-game streak that spanned the 2014-15 and 2015-16 seasons.
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He looks peaceful, almost as if he were sleeping, except for two small streaks of blood under his eyes from vessels that had burst.
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Last week, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and managed to break three-week losing streaks, but the Nasdaq fell for a third straight week.
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Many galaxies are chock-full of dust, while others have occasional dark streaks of opaque cosmic soot swirling in amongst their gas and stars.
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Since the current streaks started in December, the Dow and S&P 500 are up 3 percent, while the Nasdaq is up 6 percent.
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In fact, keeping up the streak is so important to some that they appoint "streaksitters" to keep their streaks going when they're on holiday.
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For others, though, the Snapstreak-losing struggle is so real, they resort to creating petitions in a desperate plea to have their streaks reinstated.
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Many have had streaks of vanity, such as Richard Nixon, who briefly dressed White House guards in garish outfits patterned after their European counterparts.
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Eventually I get up and decide to wash my windows — I do a terrible job and leave streaks all over, so I stop again.
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As the ship heads further south, we come across red streaks of blood across the ice, the bloody aftermath of a polar bear kill.
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Just look at how core users are using Snapchat, competing to create "snap streaks" (consecutive days of usage), which they share with their friends.
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Thank goodness portrait mode wasn't around when we were going through that over-plucked brow phase or when pink hair streaks were a thing.
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In big cities, women have added streaks of colour and patterns to the black abayas or cloaks that the state requires them to wear.
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As Westbrooke, he promised fans follow-backs and streaks (the term for uninterrupted communication via Snapchat photos sent back and forth between two users).
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"Custom color to match the Chanel bag," he captioned a video of Chyna twirling dramatically to show off the perfectly blended streaks of color.
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The lightweight cream blends really nicely, so you don't have to worry about getting any streaks like some powder blush formulas are prone to.
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People often think brief streaks of improbable events are likely to continue into the future, and gamblers can be particularly prone to this instinct.
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If you're curious, the air movement in the recording is a northwesterly one, "consistent with the direction of dust devil streaks" in the area.
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The and Nasdaq are on four-week losing streaks — with the Nasdaq, as of Friday's close, about 1% away from the 10% correction threshold.
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Give the cookie dough a little stir with the spatula to make sure no big streaks of unincorporated flour, sugar, or egg exist. 4.
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"We&aposve been in a good run for a solid month, and that&aposs what&aposs allowed us to extend any kind of streaks."
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He is five years old, looks alert—thanks to some striking red eyes—and has a neck coloured with vibrant green and pink streaks.
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The season's first big meteor shower, the Delta Aquarids, peaks this week with the brightest streaks of light crossing our skies Thursday and Friday.
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She took some precautions: To ensure that her Snapchat streaks weren't lost while she was phoneless, she got a friend to keep them going.
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NASA elaborated on the action in a press release: Most prominent are long cloud streaks that lie between 49 and 55 degrees north latitude.
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The footage is quite spectacular, showing a series of vein-like electrical streaks descending from the clouds just prior to full-on lightning flash.
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As the falling rocket debris continued to break up, spectators were in awe of the colorful streaks of light seen flying across the sky.
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One day, I looked in the mirror and noticed some silver streaks had cropped up on either side of my temple — little gray wings.
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According to Adam Alter, this design feature is so effective that he's heard of teens asking friends to babysit their streaks while on vacation.
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Huberdeau has been blanked in three straight games while Jussi Jokinen (six) and Vincent Trocheck (five) both saw their point streaks end against Detroit.
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The New York Islanders aim to extend a pair of streaks when they begin a three-game homestand Sunday against the Detroit Red Wings.
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U.S. stock futures were higher this morning after the Dow and S&P 500 on Thursday broke two-day losing streaks with modest gains.
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"You will either see streaks where lime juice drips down on the skin or you will see little dots where it splattered," explains Zeichner.
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Excited to debut the freshly dyed green streaks she'd recently added to her blond hair, Pearl stopped to snap a selfie outside her house.
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The Avalanche know a little something about streaks and will attempt to prevent dropping back-to-back contests for the fourth time this season.
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This weekend will also see a new moon, so the skies will be extra dark to spot the streaks of light across the sky.
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Ado Annie (Ali Stroker, who uses a wheelchair) has pink streaks in her blond hair and red bra straps revealed by her tank top.
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Minnesota Cs Eric Staal and Charlie Coyle both finished the season with four-game point streaks, each notching a goal and four assists. 2.
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Hickey points out the S&P 500 posted above-average gains in the next one to three months after streaks like this one ended.
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And be sure to keep your eyes peeled for quick streaks that cross the frame, part of the Perseid meteor shower, according to Wick.
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Plus, the olive-oil streaks and mashed tomato chunks in the dish gave me the impression that it had literally been made to order.
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Erickson spent most of his hearing Wednesday with his head bowed, his bushy head of hair -- colored with streaks of purple -- obscuring his face.
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Amid the mountains and glaciers there, Telfer and colleagues spotted 357 pale ridges and six darker perpendicular streaks that are telltale characteristic of dunes.
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I couldn't even believe my eyes: The grilled cheese was like any ordinary grilled cheese — save for some very faint streaks of blue color.
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At Fendi, in a look sported by Bella Hadid, they were long, navy and spandex, with shimmering streaks and a matching leather waist belt.
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Pain and sadness are generally the emotions people try to avoid, and few people look great with streaks of mascara running down their cheeks.
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"When you get on these streaks as a team and individually, you want to ride them for as long as you can," Bailey said.
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In one video, Jenner's foundation leaves streaks on a white towel, despite the fact that she just "scrubbed" her face with her skincare line.
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Fortunately, economic expansions, unlike coin-flip streaks, usually provide some hints about when they are nearing their end — if you know where to look.
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Dust devils, or whirlwinds, leave streaks on the planet's surface as they move, and the information gathered by InSight could help scientists study them.
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The Dow, S&P 21 and Nasdaq all broke two-week win streaks, with all indices falling more than 133 percent on the week.
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However, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 broke five-session winning streaks, with small declines from Tuesday's all-time closing highs.
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They debated the merits of Snap Streaks, Snapchat's feature that incentivizes daily conversations with other users, as well as plenty of other tech products.
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The direction of the Dow and S&P 21.59, riding three session losing streaks, could depend on earnings from five Dow components this morning.
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The sweet cream dropped down in pretty streaks across the coffee, eventually turning it from the color of espresso beans to a milky caramel.
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It does not affect overall dental health, but it can lead to white lines or streaks on the teeth, the American Dental Association said.
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Over the entire regular season, Curry had only two cold streaks where he shot below 50 percent on field goals for four consecutive games.
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The selfie shows off her side-swept crewcut, dark brown roots, and Jolly Rancher blue streaks — and we're getting Smurfette vibes, in a good way.
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This grainy image reveals a deep mystery of Saturn: "propeller objects" (the white streaks) that fail to carve out their own lanes in the rings.
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I end up in foil under one of those hot helmet things and emerge at the end with pink streaks hidden all over my head!
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The 33-year-old, who's still rocking her new blonde streaks, posed in only a lacy bra on Instagram Tuesday, leaving nothing to the imagination.
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The app outwardly encourages you to share with your friends constantly by gameifying "Streaks," which you get for having back-and-forth interactions with individuals.
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In the outer F ring, a series of streaks seems to have been caused by the same impacts due to their similar length and direction.
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But meteor magnitudes work a little differently from star magnitudes, University of Chicago astronomy professor Leslie Rogers told Gizmodo, since the meteors also have streaks.
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Heading into Tuesday trading on Wall Street, the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq were riding two session losing streaks and remained in correction territory.
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Moving on to more recent times and the most illustrious of rivalries, there are few streaks more devastating than Everton's against Liverpool in the eighties.
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"They built their mathematical model to look for sustained winning streaks, which Butler had earlier that season against a series of tough opponents," he says.
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In the comics, Kinsey starts out as a teen who likes bold graphic t-shirts and wears her hair in blonde dreadlocks with dyed streaks.
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You earn more points by making more precise cuts, and there's the usual combo system that adds multipliers for hitting consecutive streaks of blocks correctly.
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But aside from a few streaks and an ombré here and there, I have been a tried and true brunette for all of my life.
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He does not show any people, but the streaks of individuality hint at the humanity, and the closeness and camaraderie of people who work underground.
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She studies the gunk still caught between the teeth left in human skulls, ancient poop, and the leftover streaks of food still coating prehistoric pots.
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These dark, narrow, 100 meter-long streaks called recurring slope lineae flowing downhill on Mars are inferred to have been formed by contemporary flowing water.
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Recently, planetary scientists detected hydrated salts on these slopes at Hale crater, corroborating their original hypothesis that the streaks are indeed formed by liquid water.
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Each of the streaks in the above photo are from separate disintegration events, wherein chunks, soil, and dust from Gault plunged into the solar system.
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But where we avoid the nastiest streaks of America's competitive character, we are still riddled with the class snobbery for which Yanks rightly mock us.
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Images captured by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter — a NASA satellite orbiting Mars — showed telltale dark streaks running down various mountains, valleys, and craters on Mars.
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The Dow, S&P 235, and Nasdaq aim for three straight sessions of gains, after their most powerful two-session winning streaks since August 26.
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"You have to pile on as many points as you can on these streaks, but keep trying to get better," Calgary captain Mark Giordano said.
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It lists Facebook's "like" function and Snapchat's "streaks" - a fire icon indicating two people have been messaging each other for several consecutive days - as examples.
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It's second all-time in NBA history for the longest home winning streaks to start a season (653, set by the Bulls in 1995-96).
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Russell Westbrook and the surging Oklahoma City Thunder put a variety of winning streaks on the line when they host the Washington Wizards on Monday.
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The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq now all have three-day win streaks and have risen in four of the past five trading sessions.
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Those dark streaks may be the result of granular flows like sand and dust, according to a study published Monday in the journal Nature Geoscience.
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In a hot oven, the sprinkles melted into streaks and dots of bright color that instantly made plain cake obsolete for a certain demographic: kids.
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Although they remained close to the all-time highs they recorded at the start of the week, major stock indexes snapped multi-day winning streaks.
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The Huskies, who are seeking an 212007th championship, have won 70 consecutive games, which matches the second-longest winning streaks in team and N.C.A.A. history.
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"We got this phrase, 'expanding the now'—there is only now," Butler, now 48 (only detectable from the streaks of grey in his beard) explains.
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New England won its previous two playoff games against teams riding double-digit winning streaks, besting Pittsburgh in 2004 and San Diego two years later.
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It boasts the album's strongest production—streaks of synths paint a sunset vista, while chugging drums evoke the doomed teenage lovers driving off into it.
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On Thursday the Dow and S&P 500 each gained more than 6%, registering their largest 3-day win streaks since 1931 and 1933, respectively.
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Most surprisingly, Mr. Wang said, was that "hot streaks tend to occur randomly," which means that higher productivity doesn't necessarily correlate with a hot streak.
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I grew up on a farm with a well and our water was filled with minerals that left streaks of color all over the bathtub.
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When The Hill interviewed "Never Trump" operatives about potential third-party nominees earlier this week, half the names mentioned were politicians with strong Libertarian streaks.
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The major averages are all riding win streaks and the Nasdaq is coming off both a record close and its biggest weekly gain of 2017.
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The red streaks are narrow, curved lines on the moon's surface, only a few miles (or km) wide but several hundred miles (or km) long.
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But he is pleased that she has followed his suggestion and (re)washed by hand the crystal wineglasses, on which the dishwasher leaves chalky streaks.
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"He gets into those hot streaks and is a power threat in that part of the lineup," Farrell said of Moreland, the seventh-place hitter.
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The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq are all riding three-day win streaks, and the S&P 500 is within 0.25% of its Nov.
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The San Jose Sharks attempt to extend a pair of winning streaks when they continue their leisurely five-game homestand Saturday against the Anaheim Ducks.
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In the case of the McCain, it had recently completed maintenance but pictures taken after the accident showed it had rust streaks down its side.
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For the month, the Dow and the S&P 22.7 notched five-month winning streaks, while the Nasdaq recorded its ninth positive month in 10.
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U.S. stock futures were lower this morning after a mixed session Monday that saw the S&P 93 and Nasdaq snap four-day losing streaks.
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The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all have three-day win streaks, with U.S. stock futures pointing to more gains at the Monday open.
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That means that 2017 already marks the first year in which the Dow has had two winning streaks of 10 sessions or longer since 1959.
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In Star Wars, when spaceships entered "hyperspace" and were traveling faster than the speed of light, the movie screen filled with streaks of smeared starlight.
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East Atlanta can be gritty and dark, but it's also blanketed by Southern heat, with streaks of sunlight peeking through the leaves of maple trees.
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According to the International Tennis Federation, Djokovic is the first man to record three streaks of three or more Grand Slam titles in a row.
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Emerald-flecked fake eyelashes arch over thickly painted brows; streaks of lemon and sky-blue-colored eyeshadow compete with the hot-pink of her lips.
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It is the tenth consecutive Opening Day start that King Felix has made for the Mariners—one of the longest such streaks in baseball history.
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The S&P 33 and Nasdaq are already riding three day losing streaks, while the Dow has fallen in three of the past four days.
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Young rebounds a missed three, takes two dribbles, then whips a one-handed line drive at Taurean Prince as he streaks up the left sideline.
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