The heart is indeed the acoustic strings and nylon strings.
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That organ has strings attached, and the strings are a cult.
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Relationships that come with strings attached will need those strings cut.
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With harpsichord, it was plucking strings; piano, it was hammers hitting strings.
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These sympathetic strings are triggered only by the vibrations of the played strings.
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While Chinese loans don't have the same strings attached, they still have strings.
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" She likens the experience to one of "tying loose strings to other loose strings.
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Raising the dampers allows the strings to resonate, while the "una corda" lever physically shifts the keyboard so that, of the double strings provided for each note, only single strings are struck.
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It's not that there are no strings attached, you just can't see the strings or you're unaware.
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He theorized the existence of cosmic strings — one-dimensional defects that stretch like strings across the universe.
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They're taking it all, all, all, don't leave no strings, don't leave no strings, they're taking it.
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It comes down to the strings — more strings than they can count pulling them in every direction.
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Colorful strings were placed around the neck of the animals as necklaces and other strings in the ears.
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It has pockets where you want there to be pockets, strings where you want there to be strings.
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"I never played a string instrument, but somehow strings have always fascinated me," he told Strings Magazine in 2017.
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Decorated with peacock feathers, it has four melody strings and 15 so-called "sympathetic strings" that drone in resonance.
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Our Playboy sources tell us there were strings attached to Hef's shares in the company ... strings that affect his children.
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For his latest exhibition, Sympathetic Strings, his first solo show, Mann explores the idea of sympathetic strings, or those found on instruments like a sitar, that lie just below the strings that are struck by the musician.
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But yeah I heard that strings are "out" and I heard this song and it's totally strings and it's super dramatic.
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It consists of six major parts: A visor with a Joy-Con in it to track your head movements, two hand grips on strings, two foot straps on strings, and one large backpack where all of the strings lead.
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Now, in that case, we had both the MIDI voice module and also mics on the strings, and the strings were the problem.
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But most of the time, it just feels like pulling strings that don't connect to anything else, in the name of pulling strings.
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The upper strings are fingered and bowed much like any fiddle, while the lower strings vibrate sympathetically and create a continuous, droning melody.
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Her "Shades of Silence" begins with droning strings and with barely audible sounds produced by plucking, brushing, and rubbing the strings of a harpsichord.
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The props department tried fishing line instead of violin strings; a bow with a ribbon where the horsehair should be; violin strings kept very loose.
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It's all the more impressive when you consider that singers accomplish this using just two strings—the vocal cords—compared to, say, a piano's 88 strings.
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At times the jagged vocal lines seem lacerated by furiously driven strings; at others, soft winds and strings support sustained notes by the soloists or chorus.
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If players were seeing different strings of data and eight of those strings were required to piece together... whatever it was, results would have to be pooled.
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Although we're learning a song right now for tour that's got tons of strings on it, and I'm really liking not having strings on it right now.
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WANTED: LOOSER PURSE-STRINGS The challenge for policymakers is convincing consumers to loosen their purse-strings in a slowdown, which has prompted concerns among policymakers about jobs.
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He said the US cash had no strings attached, unlike China's -- strings that can lead to Beijing essentially taking over infrastructure in countries that can't repay its loans.
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In the brand new "Got No Strings" campaign, Nicki Minaj, Rebel Wilson, Amber Rose, and many more celebs get down to "I've Got No Strings" from Disney's Pinocchio.
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Everyone knows Andolov's money has strings attached (potentially violent, bloody strings), but both Axe and Taylor are willing to take the risk (for reasons I still don't really understand).
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The j-function describes the strings' oscillations in a particular string theory model, and the monster group captures the symmetries of the space-time fabric that these strings inhabit.
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Dr. Figueroa said her own patients have removed their own IUDs usually by accident, if they've become partially dislodged or if they mistook the IUD strings for tampon strings.
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Sending long strings of emoji could be like digital babbling: the nonsense strings that get us used to how our bodies work and how to take turns in a conversation.
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Yet Valentine's Day, and the days leading up to it, is the peak season for scammers who prey on the heart strings, and purse strings, of those looking for love.
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The belief that Soros controls the puppet strings of liberals and the purse strings of the Democratic party has leaked out of neo-Nazism and is now entrenched among mainstream Republicans.
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Yet Valentine's Day, and the days leading up to it, are the peak season for fraudsters who prey on the heart strings, and purse strings, of those looking for love online.
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And I said … Wow, Lauren pulls at the strings.
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Now, pull on each end of the strings and the disc will spin frenetically in one direction as the strings wind around each other, and then in the other, as they unwind.
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"He Is The Voice I Hear" was co-produced and co-engineered by her regular collaborator Rupert Murray, and features appearances from keyboardist Christoforo LaBarbera and strings performer strings performer Davide Rossi.
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This is especially evident in a spare piece like Vulnicura's epic bloodletting session "Black Lake," where her singing is an extension of the strings, while the strings themselves likewise play off the singing.
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"Idiot Strings, The Things We Carry" (2017), by Sonya Kelliher-Combs, an Athabascan and Inupiat artist from Alaska, is a series of goat and sheep hide pouches attached to strings, forming floating pockets.
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But now Democrats control the House, and the purse strings.
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U.S. officials said Beijing sells them with few strings attached.
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Its premise is simple: Everything is made of tiny strings.
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We were talking about this and how strings are "dying".
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Sprint, meanwhile, already offered unlimited data with fewer strings attached.
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It is Congress that ultimately controls the government's purse strings.
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But it all comes down to who's pulling the strings.
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Like any gift from Uncle Sam, there are strings attached.
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Many investors, however, are expecting a loosening of budget strings.
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Dancers created various pyramid and tree shapes with lighted strings.
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The strings attached to the IMF's loan are more conventional.
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The generals have long pulled the strings of Pakistani politics.
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From PiS's headquarters in Warsaw, Mr Kaczynski pulls the strings.
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One by one, you see all these strings being cut.
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Each female louse can produce two strings of 1,000 eggs.
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Colors of the strings included orange, red, purple, and brown.
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Which is probably why there's all the strings and orchestration.
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The American energy doesn't have strings attached, as I said.
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He also says he's not pulling strings in that investigation.
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Clearly, there are many strings to these siblings' creative bow.
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Wait: Maybe that means the eagle is pulling the strings.
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Climbing vines exploded gold and crimson like strings of firecrackers.
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It was no longer woodwinds and brass winds and strings.
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Luscious recorded strings arranged by Mr. Bartfield augmented some arrangements.
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Michael Gerson: Kavanaugh's nomination hangs by the thinnest of strings.
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He had no connections, no inheritance, no strings to pull.
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They have their own cocktail of DNA strings and idiosyncrasies.
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Our stock cars do not have strings attached to them.
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Private loans or Parent Plus loans have more strings attached.
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The strings had taught him how his sinker should behave.
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I get these little art budgets without any strings attached.
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Investigators noticed striking similarities between the two strings of cases.
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Even if they're approved, they usually come with strings attached.
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But what if you could have sex with no strings?
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Martin Landau plays the friend who is pulling Zev's strings.
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"With China, their strings are not so tight," Ajer said.
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Take a track like "Strings of Life" by Derrick May.
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When you watch it, you can almost hear the strings.
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Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras demanded support with no strings attached.
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Strings, winds and percussion instruments were congregated on the stage.
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They changed to 8s and fake strings, that's their business.
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Above, strings of twinkling café lights brighten the Manhattan sky.
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Expect plenty of laughs to go along with those strings.
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From above, they typically resemble kites with strings and tails.
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Enter the Jews, puller of strings, manipulators of the masses.
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They have the principal strings in a very tight horseshoe.
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Chinese investment often means more money with fewer strings attached.
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Workfare is often thought of as welfare with strings attached.
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Two (Christina Toth) loves strings of pearls and lemon vodkas.
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We don't need a master puppeteer pulling the media's strings.
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And it's starting to show up in tighter purse strings.
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Fortunately, Congress, which holds the purse strings, is pushing back.
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Admittedly, both have more strings to their bows than execution.
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The strings can be a marvel of cohesion and warmth.
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The sped up strings give off this bombastic, nervous energy.
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The theater simply commissioned a new work, no strings attached.
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I like to tie up the strings if I can.
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He's inviting everyone to the throwback shows, no strings attached.
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All of the strings in our code were just English and so there was no way to actually swap in a different language for the strings, so I worked with an engineer and did that.
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The surges of strings during Aida's duet with her father, Amonasro (the sturdy baritone Luca Salsi), didn't seem like their heartbeat; they were just strings played with relentless gorgeousness, something to admire rather than feel.
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Sometimes, though, we forget about the strings that are being pulled.
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But relative to comparable schemes there are very few strings attached.
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Did giving out cash, with no strings attached, drive up prices?
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Place burgers on top with jalapeños, more aioli and onion strings.
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The strings hurt your fingers, and the chords don't come easy.
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Human vocal cords can't be retuned or replaced like cello strings.
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There are only four strings, and they're so easy to press!
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Or, your Independence Day celebrations could deliver a no-strings hookup.
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Climb the hill, look at the ocean, pound a few strings.
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No other purchase is required, and there are no strings attached.
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Once you've stuck the dowels into the candle, trim the strings.
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Bryan Cranston is a man with many strings to his bow.
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She performed "Fast Love" with full strings, decked out in black.
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I've loved the strings in the couple of songs so far.
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China invested over $60 billion -- $60 billion -- with no strings attached.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel offered her country's cooperation, but with strings.
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BENEATH STRINGS of fairy lights, a record plays on a turntable.
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The voting members aren't shadowy figures pulling strings behind a curtain.
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Forget about long gobbledygook strings of capital letters, symbols, and numbers.
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So why does that tug at our heart strings so much?
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But the deal comes with strings, according to the F-1.
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They were hung from strings fashioned in the shape of nooses.
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Sao Paulo, Brazil, native Silva has many strings to his bow.
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Yesterday, I wrote about my experience playing The Red Strings Club.
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But the way I see it is, Dave's pulling the strings.
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It's all lush strings, grandiose descending guitars, and impassioned soul vocals.
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Maybe the music has that much control of my heart strings.
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Strings of lights were hung over green and yellow-clothed tables.
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I could play with just strings, and it would be heartfelt.
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Kickstarter funding translates to absolute freedom for innovation, no strings attached.
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While Kelly may be pulling some strings, Trump is no puppet.
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"Project 21" is a mesmerizing ambient oddity; "Sugar" features piercing strings.
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She tightened her apron strings and walked over to her stove.
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However, Congress controls the purse strings and can reject arms sales.
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Barcelona, with Messi pulling the strings from midfield, took full advantage.
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The video strings together news footage of Trump's racially tinged controversies.
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The "non-critical alert" features plucked violin strings and the marimba.
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"Banks are just starting to loosen the purse strings," he said.
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"She is their puppet, and they pull the strings," he said.
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It worked, but c'mon, guitar strings aren't that expensive. 210/10.
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So what did he do when all of his strings broke?
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Then, we're gonna wanna tie these strings inside the shoe together.
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It was tied together across her chest with two tiny strings.
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There are four stuffed animals in front of you on strings.
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One start-up is giving mobile addicts power, no strings attached.
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The commissions come with "no strings attached," according to Mr. Abbott.
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Mr. Lonergan allows them all, even Strings, flashes of self-awareness.
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Onion strings hang out of one person's mouth as they chew.
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But Hollywood's embrace of China has not come without strings attached.
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This album is where you began to incorporate synthesizers and strings.
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Martin wired down the damper so that the strings might resonate.
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But proprietors of small, independent restaurants should tighten their apron strings.
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"I want to have a "Big Fun" or "Strings Of Life.
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Thin black strings thicken magically into the branches of a tree.
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In the strings, Dudamel has pressed for a fuller, richer sound.
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Now, secrets are hidden within complex strings of ones and zeros.
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But the North's offer to shut Yongbyon came with strings attached.
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The music score is sentimental, with shimmering pianos and trembling strings.
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Congress controls the federal purse strings and has its own plan.
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Albany lawmakers wanted a fat pay increase with no strings attached.
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There was green felt under the strings at the far end.
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"It is not going to come without strings attached," he said.
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You can't tie strings to assistance that has already been cut.
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It doesn't hold back with rave-y stabs, strings and snares!
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Democrats are already pushing to ensure any bailout includes strings attached.
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The extra set of strings greatly increased the ball's spin rate.
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"It's nice with the flat-wound strings on it," he said.
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But the initiative comes with at least a few strings attached.
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The more devout wore dozens in crisscrossing strings around their torsos.
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It has many, many sympathetic strings, it's played with a bow.
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But donors can add strings to whatever funds they are promising.
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The music begins: not ancient at all, but jagged, abrasive strings.
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Believe it or not, this is free money, no strings attached.
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There's no strings attached when you buy American [liquid natural gas].
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Congressional strings on the deal made it less attractive to Pakistan.
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Stephanie Ali, center, a third grader in the OrchKids strings class.
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For one, it uses identical text strings and almost identical code.
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"I'd let Si tie me up in golden strings," Reichl writes.
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Would it be rude to help him cut these apron strings?
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Strings of lights outline rooflines, corners and windows though Jan. 12.
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Admittedly, both have more strings to their bows than simple execution.
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I had sandals that were black and gold, with fancy strings.
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She gestured toward her rackets; one of her strings was broken.
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Or somebody in the original sponsor's organization was pulling the strings.
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Then it uses those probabilities to generate random strings of words.
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"To the educated ear, music composed for the plucked strings of the harpsichord doesn't sound quite right on the hammered strings of the piano," he said in an interview with The New York Times in 1958.
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Tropical forest fibers are found in rugs, mattresses, ropes, strings, and fabrics.
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He even offered it $20 million of strings-attached funding to improve.
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But, the Chi-town rapper was happy to talk strings and woodwinds!
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"I enjoy having lots of strings to my bow," Mr. Pipe said.
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A typical suspension bridge dangles from cables, like a marionette from strings.
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In another room, a white wedding dress is hanging in the strings.
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As the song picks up tempo, his hands fly over the strings.
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Perhaps these Bethe strings can be manipulated to store data, for example.
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And the sounds of insects and birds, little strings of noteson staves.
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He did a movie that was very similar called No Strings Attached.
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Other villages got a similar amount of cash, with no strings attached.
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Your days of using the purse strings to guarantee love are over!
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Congress holds the federal purse strings and seldom approves presidents' budget plans.
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As you pass levels, the pattern strings get longer and more difficult.
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As the one pulling their strings, it's up to you to prioritize.
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Fairystrings are best described with words like fairies, strings, glittering, and enchanting.
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There should be no financial or repayment "strings" attached to your giving.
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Voices sound natural and guitars sound like someone's plucking at their strings.
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It does that thing with the plucked strings that sound all freaky.
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There isn't a child allowance paid to all families, no strings attached.
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Quantum-encryption keys are the quantum states of long strings of photons.
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Something that sounds like a swarm of bats, that probably is strings.
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Three months later, Kutcher and Kunis realized there were strings after all.
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Officials in Delhi are now moving to ban any sharp kite strings.
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Sometimes you just want to get a little strange, no strings attached.
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They won't know that I'm the one that's pulling all the strings.
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"It's not that hard, you just cut the little strings," he says.
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But I hope we have more strings to our bow than that.
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Of course, young leaders' loyalty and engagement doesn't come without strings attached.
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Kubo and the Two Strings seems like it'll be another of those.
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Certainly, there are those are able to have sex, no strings attached.
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Bannon was a tool for Trump, not the person pulling the strings.
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It strings together the faintly remembered, the faintly imagined, the faintly discarded.
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Genes are strung along chromosomes like beads on strings (the common metaphor).
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"I forgot, I need some strings for Ethan," he said, turning around.
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Let me be clear: we offered over $22,000 with no strings attached.
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"Nobody is pulling the strings for these kids," Kasky told the newspaper.
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As a prisoner of fame, Strings may not know what's authentic anymore.
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I love mysterious, futuristic sounds and also classical music elements like strings.
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Blazers featured loose strings that seemed more of an afterthought than intentional.
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And, you know, a bass is just a guitar with four strings.
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Giving cash to families with no strings attached isn't a pointless gimmick.
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Specifically, the $500 billion corporate bailout that has very few strings attached.
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Eventually the lower strings provide depth and grounding, fortified by snarling brass.
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S. assistance to Cambodia has strings attached, but China doesn't do that.
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The somber orchestral music is thick with heaving strings and earthy thuds.
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"Dead!" he shouted, pointing at me, as earsplitting horror movie strings swelled.
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There's something magical about these no strings attached, short-term summer romances.
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Beautiful parts in a violent orchestra, with strings, wind instruments and drums.
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Then I animated the strings to go around it and pull together.
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A specific, no-strings-attached apology can be part of that process.
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It felt like strings were being pulled taut upwardly from my brow.
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G-strings ain't just for chicks ... just ask golf superstar Brooks Koepka!
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When should we cut the strings and let them fend for themselves?
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Some have said the committee has no legal right to attach strings.
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Elsewhere, Beijing has been accused of pulling the strings of Western democracies.
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It was somber, detailed and unflinching, with the strings as full participants.
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"The staccato is so fast it heat-treats the strings," he said.
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The strategy was Mr. Immelt's, but Mr. Bornstein held the purse strings.
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Another depicts Mr. O'Connor hanging from marionette strings held by Ms. Pelosi.
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In particular, strings have a vibrational state which accounts for quantum gravity.
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Complicating the talks are the many strings attached to a potential deal.
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It featured 12 stylized black singers representing the strings of the harp.
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But even after Lopez pulled strings, Usher had concerns about the appearance.
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This isn't so much coincidence as fate; somebody evil holds the strings.
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According to one Trump adviser, there were strings attached to the donation.
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The sound design (by David Reiffel) shifts into obtrusively heart-tugging strings.
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There are these slow triplets, and the strings should never cover this.
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DAMRAU And a man always needs a woman to pull the strings.
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The new chapter in his life will not have many strings attached.
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Go deeper: Netflix tightens its purse strings for film and TV projects
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He invariably achieved a remarkable clarity, with feathery articulation in the strings.
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Jews come for Kabbalistic bracelets, glass hamsas or strings of ceramic pomegranates.
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Many wives remain stuck with husbands who hold power and purse strings.
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Presidential budgets are often ignored by Congress, which controls federal purse strings.
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If that results in smaller losses, investors may loosen their purse strings.
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That serves the goal of the interests that are pulling our strings.
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When you eat the little strings, you can't really taste the cheese.
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People would still try to pull strings to get more pleasant assignments.
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I pulled strings to get performers and an M.C. for the event.
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Your "No Strings Attached" album is probably getting a little dusty too.
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"Parents need to be loving their kids without strings attached," Sherry said.
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"Don't forget the strings he pulled to make it happen," Cavuto added.
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But I say gifts with strings are not gifts at all. You?
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The crying strings of the American Contemporary Music Ensemble filled the air.
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Many still have their strings intact, and some have their edges taped.
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Its thin strings wail on throughout while the track grows around it.
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Scan listings from multiple job sites for search strings indicating gender bias.
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I upload, copy, paste, strings of language into nest, beak, hatchling scream.
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Pro Tools drums and occasional EDM synth booms keep interrupting the strings.
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Characters voiced by Charlize Theron, Art Parkinson and Matthew McConaughey in Kubo and the Two Strings Recently used by: Director Travis Knight, addressing why his Japan-set fantasy Kubo and the Two Strings has a mostly-white voice cast.
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Last summer, he circulated a cartoon depicting H. R. McMaster, the White House national security adviser, as a dancing marionette with George Soros pulling his strings and a disembodied, wrinkled hand labeled "Rothschilds" controlling strings attached to Mr. Soros.
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Based on XWord Info's word list, there are 317 valid strings with a J as the first letter of a 5-letter word, versus 27, 84, 48, and nine valid strings when the J is in the other positions.
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DNA sequencers have difficulty when faced with similarly monotonous strings of base pairs.
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In string theory, one considers tiny strings that wiggle and evolve in time.
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Charlotte, now missing an arm, plays the bow, while Lizzie works the strings.
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Layered with crystalline strings and booming horns, the result sounds grandiose yet intimate.
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He also down-tuned because loose strings were easier for him to play.
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Portman and Ashton Kutcher starred in the 2011 rom-com No Strings Attached.
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Here's how: As transposons multiply, they create long strings of nearly identical code.
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Computer vision gives computers reading glasses to interpret information from strings of images.
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And they've been chewing on far more than shoe strings since they arrived.
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But you'll quickly notice that these are often odd strings of companion texts.
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Fellowship money, office space, equipment and mentorship are granted with no strings attached.
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They have offered us assistance, support and cooperation without any political strings attached.
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Others might know her for roles in It's Complicated and No Strings Attached.
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Essentially, he pulled strings to build his fortune, and only will continue to.
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Moving and poignant, this flick will more than pull at your heart strings.
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There's a lot of tape and glue and paint and strings and stuff.
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The film's score, by the legendary Alan Silvestri, is all strings and horns.
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On the original recording you used ARP synthesizers to create sounds of strings.
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Yes, there's plenty of casual "no strings" sex available on Tinder and Grinder.
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Strings of words with no punctuation can often be parsed in several ways.
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Also hurting engineers was weak global industrial demand, which tightened clients' purse strings.
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Two halls away, strings of kindergarteners in playgroups ran past hand in hand.
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But even in his despair, he could still pull on some old strings.
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" A second source tells PEOPLE that the fling was always "no strings attached.
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Billy Strings: Those little packaged donuts that you get at the gas station.
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We still have no idea who is at the center, pulling these strings.
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The strings were just too dead feeling today to keep playing with them.
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Way back in 1940, Pinocchio proved that life is way sweeter without strings.
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Others saw strings of players on one knee or with arms linked together.
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The people, the pulpit, the purse strings, the guns, all of it. Everything.
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Others were tying strings around tops and spinning them on a circular platform.
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These come with more strings than Samsung's deal, but they're still great deals.
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The strings are so still that I could feel my breath slowing down.
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Additionally, healthcare systems are under pressure from aging populations and tightening purse strings.
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He's been pulling the strings the entire season, a literal deus ex machina.
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The Blackjack slumped to the ground, a marionette whose strings had been cut.
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For the most part, these programs were conditional: They came with strings attached.
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But when there are several strings to one's bow, that's almost a calamity.
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Phoebe's habit of including random strings of totally irrelevant emoji in every message?
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There has to be a reason why Francesca knowingly strings him along, right?
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You think that he's still in power, that he's still pulling the strings?
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The strings are then salted, before being expertly wound into the yarn balls.
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We hold strings of meetings without coming to any kind of actionable conclusion.
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Did you know you can watch TV, for free, legally, no strings attached?
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You can practically hear the Hollywood strings swelling under what Heyward said next.
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Verizon has a new unlimited mobile data offering with some significant strings attached.
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That's not to infer that Kubo and the Two Strings isn't about something.
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Then, I went to the music store to buy some strings and stuff.
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Can help that comes with such strings attached make a creative industry flourish?
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Federal grants, like those offered by FEMA and HUD, come with strings attached.
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In return, the African nations get favorable infrastructure deals with few strings attached.
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At times during the "Daniel Variations," the strings' rhythmic precision frayed a bit.
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Restrained and short, it ends quietly, with some demure plucks in the strings.
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Then there's a faceless omniscient machine that's pulling the strings behind-the-scenes.
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He raised it to his face and plucked the strings with his teeth.
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"Generally, we try to educate donors to give without strings attached," she said.
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That's more effective than a short password with only immemorable strings of characters.
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He then slipped eight-ounce gloves over those hands and tied the strings.
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We recorded horns at the Jesus & Mary Chain's studio, and we had strings.
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They approach the stage, even go onstage, to try to touch the strings.
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There is a lot of Dad and I just hammering out on strings.
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Every movement was controlled through a configuration of strings, wires, levers, and gears.
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He may have hung himself, but the strings were pulled by the system.
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It's impossible not to love McDonald's fries, those salty strings of reconstituted potato.
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The other letter strings in the theme clues are for you to find.
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Those loans would come with some strings, including limits on compensation for executives.
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The arranger in Detroit heard that, and he matched that sound with strings.
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The other strings vibrate with sympathetic overtones, forming a halo over every note.
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I am particularly proud of "Meds," which is completely rebuilt with the strings.
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An electric guitarist began to strike the strings of his instrument, slowly, methodically.
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Some free apps really are no-strings-attached, such as those from PBS.
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They loosened the tuning pins and snipped the thick, copper-wound bass strings.
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But there are plenty more scares in store: Think "Black Swan" with strings.
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"Infusion of money to the airlines must have some major strings attached," Sen.
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Robinhood's recent show of goodwill came with strings attached, according to some users.
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The two extra strings may signify more than the headaches of writers, however.
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Is it truly a no-strings gift, or one she might later regret?
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Jay-Z used to wear his with the strings tied to the back.
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") and GEE STRINGS, primarily because it's a silly clue ("'Wow, you have violins!
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They removed everything around that hole to open the strings up even more.
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Would a $500 monthly check, no strings attached, help more working families succeed?
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Faint romantic strings drifted from under the door of our other roommate, Angela.
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Imagine a puppeteer, Finnerty said, only with thousands of puppet strings to manipulate.
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Pulling on strings here and there can have all kinds of unintended consequences.
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Every conspiracy theory needs a "them," the shadowy puppet master pulling the strings.
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So I withdrew from him too, and clung to my mother's apron strings.
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The palm trees and lamp posts are wrapped in strings of white lights.
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All the while, the devil with the yellow eyes is pulling David's strings.
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"He's still the one who pulls the strings behind the scene," said Pavin.
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For example, the messages folder contains multiple subfolders with just strings of numbers.
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"I haven't played guitar in months, my strings are all broken," he sings.
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Don't ever be intimidated by long strings of letters in a crossword puzzle!
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The room is pitch black, with only spotlights on the harp-like strings.
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In the intro, she croons about grown-up stress over 1950s-style strings.
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He was still the Wizard of Oz, pulling the strings in the dark.
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A high schooler's heart transplant comes with spooky strings attached in this series.
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He riffs until he finds the word strings that get cheers and shouts.
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President Mattarella is the man pulling the strings in the post-vote period.
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But you're also seeing a couple of other strings of things play out.
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It comprises two horizontal strings, about eight feet long, pinned to the wall and affixed at regular intervals with suspended vertical cords of rubber or latex, as well as two longer strings extending diagonally from the supports to the floor.
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"If I'm playing a horn arrangement on keyboard, or strings, it sounds like strings or horns, 'cause I know how to phrase it, how a string phrases, different attacks from the aperture for horns, trumpets, sax or trombones," he said.
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China has room to ease reserve requirements for banks and loosen government purse strings.
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The little we do hear distorts Davidson's voice against some pretty gnarly guitar strings.
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Some were more original and eye-popping: Kubo and the Two Strings, Moana, Zootopia.
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There are no strings to attach anything, only a single garment that's pretty handsome.
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Sympathetic Strings also explores the interaction between the technological and phenomena found in nature.
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Classical computers encode and manipulate information as strings of binary digits—503 or 250.
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But this time the music diverged at last from Williams' brass and strings. Why?
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Wendy's medical license is restored only because Bobby, not her husband, pulls necessary strings.
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Inside, a choir of small children sang and several hundred harpists plucked shimmering strings.
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He then covered the thimbles in leather to provide better grip on his strings.
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Cook time: 10 minutes Onion Strings 1 large yellow onion, cut into thin strips
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Trump went on to praise Palin for giving him a no-strings-attached endorsement.
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Across the board, he ran strings, using parts of the box as a bridge.
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But did you know that free, no-strings-attached coupons for prescription drugs exist?
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Congress holds NASA's purse strings, so ultimately the decision lies with that august body.
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You heard me correctly, completely FREE, zero dollars and zero cents, no strings attached!
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Police returned to where Abrahamson was found and discovered rubber bands and knotted strings.
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There's no singular Svengali pulling her strings here: the through line is Cardi herself.
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He is reluctant to take money from the West, which would have strings attached.
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Their loans had strings attached: that Greece implement deep spending cuts and structural reforms.
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It's free to download and play right now, but with a few strings attached.
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The device looks like a short, stubby guitar neck with real strings and frets.
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They, too, had been dealing with paramours on the prowl for no-strings sex.
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We know they were already using modern-style, inward-curved bows with gut strings.
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The long strings of offal resemble dirty hoses more than edible pieces of meat.
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He was inspired by her open tuning, and "Rock Lobster" had two strings missing.
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Young's "Trio for Strings" (1958) was the breakthrough composition in terms of sustained tones.
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The funding came without of a lot of strings or conditions associated with it.
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The money doesn't have any strings attached — you can spend it however you'd like.
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Xi Jinping, its president, promised the money would come with "no political strings attached".
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Clear away the seeds and strings from the cap and from inside the pumpkin.
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A more aesthetically pleasing splash screen has replaced the technical text strings of yore.
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Observation: Some may temporarily, but the amount is insufficient and full of costly strings.
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Olivia & Diggy Diggy pulls some "strings" and gets a trumpet player to serenade Olivia.
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She was able to get him into a local school by pulling some strings.
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AI Grant issues no-strings-attached grants to people passionate about interesting AI problems.
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Click here to view original GIFWhat is the sound of a bass without strings?
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We've watched a guy turn a bass with no strings into a sweet beat.
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The first chunk was garbage, but I eventually got to a bunch of strings.
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I imagined myself a robot losing power, or a marionette with two snapped strings.
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The silly strings of emoji that young kids send could serve a similar purpose.
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He didn't need to teach, and the money might last forever with no strings.
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Be aware that there often are strings attached to your company's educational assistance program.
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To what degree is there some genius in the Kremlin pulling all these strings?
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At first, the gentle giant is singing the praises of no strings attached dating.
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These large late-stage deals increasingly come with many strings attached to protect investors.
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"Diane's beautiful eyes have always played the strings of my heart effortlessly," he said.
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Humans have been looking for no-strings-attached sex since the dawn of time.
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So, much like Britain's Parliament or the U.S. Congress, it controls the purse strings.
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But Cummings said in the hearing that there were strings attached to Kline's compliance.
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The judge agreed to release Hilton on $90,000 bail, but there were strings attached.
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Not only that, VPA uses strings of batteries rather than one large battery pack.
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The GACS scheme has not yet been tested and comes with many strings attached.
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These experiences are graphic, compelling and pull at the sensory strings of the user.
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Synthesizers, horns, and strings drift in and out of these songs in perfect arcs.
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When he began writing, he envisioned an album that featured only strings and vocals.
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Collins has broad support among Republicans who control the medical research agency's purse strings.
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Rhymefest asked to take it over and Kanye agreed with no financial strings attached.
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For smaller countries, it came "not with strings attached, but with shackles," he said.
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He admitted that occasionally he'll Photoshop strings and pins out of the final photo.
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Particularly striking is a galloping pattern in the strings—four rapid hoofbeats endlessly recurring.
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In 2015 it promised to open up even more, but that came with strings.
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" He added, in an exaggerated brogue, " 'Aye, ye broke the strings of me harp!
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Johnson said May appeared willing to loosen the purse-strings in the short run.
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But the producers are pulling the strings and rightly taking much of the credit.
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And the charmlike bags gained traction, exerting an outsize pull on women's purse strings.
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Imagine receiving a pile of cash each month from the government, no strings attached.
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Again, determined to do more than sit at a desk, Jack pulled more strings.
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KUBO AND THE TWO STRINGS An American animated adventure set in a mythical Japan.
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A World Bank loan would probably be tied to specific goals with strings attached.
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We are listening to Paganini continue to play his Stradivarius as the strings snapped.
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But sometimes — whatever loose strings still exist — it's best not to pull at them.
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I felt like I needed to pull strings to get my son his passport.
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At that time, her sculpture had come to resemble strings of molecules working together.
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Consumers are expected to tighten their purse strings as an economic downturn hits China.
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The backing singers grew to a mini-choir and the strings were more prominent.
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The tepid beat—barely faster than your heartbeat—the choral whirls and clambering strings.
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Fingerclicks, deep house piano, Hollywood strings, black-and-white visages—Madonna's "Vogue" looms large.
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Which firms to target and what strings to attach will be the big questions.
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In the demonstration, 100 residents are given $500 a month -- with no strings attached.
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Until governments loosen the purse-strings, the ECB has no choice but to act.
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One, of Shostakovich's Symphony No. 216 and Barber's Adagio for Strings, won in 22017.
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Netflix has a four-second double timpani strike followed by a wash of strings.
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And the music was way better than the sappy strings you get on television.
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But those who have been handpicked know they come with strings attached, she said.
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And the overture is not for the whole orchestra; it's for the upper strings.
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The work opens with unison strings tracing a meandering line at a ritualistic pace.
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She can't say what it is, but she can pretend to pluck the strings.
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Most Americans agree: Coronavirus-related corporate bailouts need to come with some strings attached.
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Their findings: By and large, voters agree companies shouldn't get money without strings attached.
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"She's Leaving Home," a melodramatic domestic saga, flows on a cloud of heavenly strings.
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She wore an unusual knitted hat, with lots of whirly strings hanging from it.
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Balance was an issue throughout the evening, with the low strings seizing outsize attention.
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But lawmakers control the federal government's purse strings, and had already signaled their disapproval.
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Like everyone was controlling me with strings, and I was just this Marionette doll.
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There are no strings attached and he doesn't owe anything to any special interests.
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"Establishment suggests that there must be some 'Wizard of Oz' somewhere pulling the strings."
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But Congress holds the purse strings that dictate how executive branch agencies are funded.
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You want a high-yield savings account that&aposs completely free — no strings attached.
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In this case, it&aposs the four repeating notes played by these low strings.
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"Just to put strings on a viola became impossible," recalled Mr. Pérez, the teacher.
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The first season used a somber strings-and-choir piece over the opening titles.
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That kit centers around a cardboard backpack with four strings coming out of it.
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Some state officials are wary of federal money coming with too many strings attached.
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In the meantime, China has swept into the continent with far fewer strings attached.
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Long spans of murmuring strings run through whole stretches of glowing, wistful slow movement.
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A CT scan of her abdomen showed two masses with strings attached to them.
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Just this fall, persimmons hanging from strings inside restaurants flooded certain corners of Instagram.
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Anchor is completely free to use — with no strings attached, at least for now.
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"I had to pull all sorts of strings to keep it going," he said.
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At moments she seems to be playing the entire instrument, not just the strings.
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Stockton will give 25 residents $212 a month for 21 months, no strings attached.
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He discovered a dirt-cheap property in China town — with some shocking strings attached.
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Federal and state governments need to give no-strings-attached money to workers, now.
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A self-interested real estate developer (voiced by Mateus Solano) is pulling the strings.
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But the spare piano over the top and the background strings line up perfectly.
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In some instances, the commenters in question simply posted strings of sexually suggestive emojis.
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"Girl I'm so in love with you," he sings, giving way to the strings.
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Email encryption works by locking emails with really long strings of numbers, called keys.
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He self-produced and played nearly every instrument but horns and strings on Mosey.
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