All of America isn't strung out on street drugs, they're strung out on prescribed drugs.
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Neither is Reese Witherspoon's high-strung mom, Madeline Martha Mackenzie, who's worried about her impending identity loss when she's no longer a full-time mom, just high-strung.
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" — murderousbudgie "He kept me strung along our entire 'relationship.
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Something magical about the words that Brown had strung together?
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It lolled on its back, the fat strung limbs shining.
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Strung together like this, the progress is remarkable and fast.
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Others have plush stars and gold snowflakes strung onto them.
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Butterflies, wind chimes and pompoms are strung across the ceiling.
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It's a humbling, calming force for this high strung spitfire.
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But Len had strung an extension cord across the doorway.
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These images were then strung together to create the movies.
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Single pods can be strung together to make larger structures.
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"We strung a good set of wins there," Ladd said.
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Some readers strung together multiple words to form aversive sentences.
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JEANNETTE CATSOULIS "High Strung" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested).
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If you want to be charitable, Sale is high strung.
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Recently, two narco banners were found strung across Juárez streets.
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We were completely strung out, and we had no songs.
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She haughtily wears a bountiful necklace strung with castrated cocks.
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You seldom hear the words "wealthy" and "composter" strung together.
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"They strung some hits together," Boston manager John Farrell said.
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So, should the program managers all be strung from lampposts?
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We're colossal romantics, very idealistic, and quite highly strung, aren't we?
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Jones, Nicholas Castellanos and Miguel Cabrera strung together one-out singles.
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Power lines strung through those forests are going to start wildfires.
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I thought he strung some consecutive minutes where he looked fluid.
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Jane, a high-strung, impulsive girl, two years younger than Mary.
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The Guardians took them and strung every one of them up.
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Patriotic music blared from loudspeakers strung up in the square earlier.
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"I write pretty fast, because I'm high strung," Mr. Backman said.
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Better to find out now than be strung along longer, right?
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"I'm not just singing words that are strung together," she said.
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The security operation, too, felt more respectful, smoother, less high strung.
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His high-strung behavior suggested he had more running to do.
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Fast forward two months later and I was totally strung out.
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The answer is roughly 40,000, strung together in groups of three.
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They weren't together but strung out over a few dozen yards.
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It's 7.5 feet tall and comes pre-strung with clear lights.
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Curtains had been strung across the streets to screen their movements.
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He also strung a disco ball from the ceiling of their solar.
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Henry Rollins plays the high-strung coach of a youth hockey team.
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At my farm, I hung prayers flags everywhere and strung up beads.
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They lay strung out on endorphins, retching smiles up to the roof.
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He was high strung and he loved his map of the world.
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I'd be strung out on private beaches, and staying in expensive hotels.
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Women with babies peer nervously from behind bedsheets strung up for privacy.
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Cal strung together three straight wins before hitting another low on Dec.
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"I couldn't do anything but be strung out, pretty much," she says.
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It is not, it is instead 77 minutes of clips strung together.
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"When we first got him, he was Mr. High Strung," said Wycoff.
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Instead, her face brightens the most when discussing getting her rackets strung.
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Tangles of power lines weigh down the utility poles they're strung from.
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The women strung together bedsheets to escape from a second-story window.
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I was a complete and utter wreck, strung out, and on edge.
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Genes are strung along chromosomes like beads on strings (the common metaphor).
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Bunting featuring miniature Thai and Buddhist flags is strung along the ceiling.
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I had been strung out for years and needed to dry out.
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The main building has eight rooms and a patio strung with hammocks.
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Individual blossoms hung upside-down from a wire strung over the table.
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It's totally livable, with the high-strung engine docile at low speed.
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Novogrudok was bombed, cratering homes, leaving bodies strung along downed electric lines.
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An electrical cord was strung across a hallway, ready to trip someone.
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I try a single smooth stone strung on a long chain ($175).
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Children played outside the abandoned terminal through washing lines strung with laundry.
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Along this they have strung two-thirds of the world's large cities.
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A third of the population is strung out on it, they said.
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Her nose was now florid with life, her little teeth loosely strung.
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It's a gorgeous piece, strung together by natural jute, a hemp-like material.
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In one extreme case, pelvic bones were strung together on a tree branch.
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The whole thing is strung together with almost 900 feet of optical fiber.
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Strung all together they make an acrostic poem, colloquially called a name poem.
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Blunt plays Emily, the experienced assistant, who is high strung and comically offputting.
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She's trying to do it all in her slightly high-strung, overwhelmed way.
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To one side of the building, a scraggly volleyball net was strung up.
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Graphic: here At one barricade, concertina wire had been strung across the road.
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Essentially, it was a bit like having a laptop strung around your face.
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He dug wells for water, pounded in steel posts and strung nonbarbed wire.
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" Addressing Julian Casablancas, Adams asked, "Who got you strung out on lasagne, though?
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Kole Calhoun, Andrelton Simmons and Geovany Soto strung together three consecutive RBI singles.
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They now have wires strung along the wall instead of behind the plasterwork.
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So why is it so hard to tell when we're being strung along?
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Gays have also been strung up on the gallows in the public square.
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The branches are easily fluffed, and it glows with 250 pre-strung lights.
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Bodies were often left mutilated along the roadside or strung up from trees.
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Typically, large power lines are strung using helicopters or workers climbing the towers.
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We love the classic satchel's fall look: stitched up and strung with tassels.
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"The townspeople didn't like her, so they strung her up," Atwood said recently.
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A handful of the bodies dangle loosely, strung up by some unknown material.
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They believe the campaign has repeatedly strung them along while misrepresenting future opportunities.
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They're strung out on drugs, out of school and drifting day to day.
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On her porch, shells strung with twine waft humbly in the warm air.
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Something a little eager to please, a little vulnerable, a little high-strung.
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Mr. Buren's striped canvas has hung in galleries and been strung across streets.
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The power for their machines delivered by a tangled electrical cables strung overhead.
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At one time, a wire was strung across the finish line at racetracks.
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Families gathered in the heat, using blankets strung up on the fencing for shade.
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The original drawings that comprise "Dream R" were strung together through stop-motion animation.
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Strung together, the images created an ad-hoc time-lapse of Reddit's design history.
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In one extreme case, four pelvic bones were strung together on a tree branch.
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It also was quieter (though not quiet) in cruising, unlike the high-strung 600LT.
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As a symbol of their bond, they wear matching necklaces strung with gold numbers.
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Though the slaughterhouse was full of carcasses, seeing them strung up wasn't so bad.
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They chopped off his trigger finger and strung up his body from the lamppost.
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The weird ossified lassos strung up all over the rafters look wigglier than usual.
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Ahead, Shannon explains how to feel calm during the most high-strung holiday parties.
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It's well known that high-strung, type A behavior is bad for your health.
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She's increasingly high-strung, while his chill attitude at times can read as apathy.
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Their eyes are wide, deliriously happy, and probably also a little bit strung out.
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They walked into the hall under a giant American flag strung from fire trucks.
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"New Yorkers are more highly strung, and they want a quick fix," she said.
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The difficulty ramps up as blocks are strung together and more combinations are required.
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You've got Old Man Markley doing bluegrass, but then Strung Out doing more metal.
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Individual letters, cut from 8" x 11" card stock, are strung together and photographed.
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He was strung up with barbed wire from the limb of a fig tree.
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He was a real nervous animal — high strung and on edge all the time.
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But the result is a series of monologues strung together without much dramatic weight.
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Eventually, after being strung along over dozens and dozens of emails, the communication ceased.
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Strung up naked while being hosed with water in an air-conditioned, freezing room.
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Then a mining company strung a fiber-optic cable across 224 miles of tundra.
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Between two sets of trees, Mr. Casiano, 37, strung a pair of striped hammocks.
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MB: NO ONE DESERVES TO BE STRUNG ALONG THE WAY MARK WAS BY JESSICA.
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It happens through the progression of lots of little successes, strung together over time.
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Outside the mosque, a giant banner strung across a highway read "Arrest Ahok the blasphemer".
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"I just picture lights strung everywhere," the model explained when asked about her upcoming nuptials.
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They clearly heeded the results, and tailored their product to this famously high-strung cohort.
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You can watch a replay of your actions strung together, but there's no cinematic verve.
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The odd poster bearing his image is strung from lampposts too high to tear down.
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They were so near they could have been a welcome banner strung between two lampposts.
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Your kale smoothie may have come at the expense of a poor, strung-out plant.
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Instead, the group strung lights in Korryn's basement and set up decorations for the teen.
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The company had become a daisy chain of acquired businesses strung together under one name.
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The Americans' charred, mutilated bodies were strung up from a bridge spanning the Euphrates River.
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The old silk road is being strung with Chinese fiber-optic cables and network equipment.
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I strung myself together with caffeine and cigarettes the next morning and went to work.
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High-strung, eccentric and paranoid, she prowls the corridors of her sprawling bungalow at night.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Want to find your nearest rotting human carcass, strung up for public display?
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For instance, the video explains, starchy carbs are strung together differently than fiber-y carbs.
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Nasser's earlier revolt in Egypt strung up King Faisal II and dragged the pro-Western
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Your tree is up, it's strung with lights, and your topper is firmly in place.
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Strung together, Dowd's columns reflect the superficiality of the campaign, and the coverage of it.
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He strung her along, gave her mixed signals, and didn't involve her in his life.
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It was December in San Diego, the palm trees strung with tinsel in Ocean Beach.
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It was by far the most eclectic meal I'd strung together, but also the tastiest.
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This is a finish line ribbon strung between two poles as seen from the side.
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A third black person is motionless, strung up by the feet against a nearby building.
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"One minute," the launch commander barked, putting the surfers strung along the fence on notice.
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While he is soft-spoken, she can be high-strung and quick to be upset.
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And, with 500 pre-strung stay-lit LED clear lights, this one is a showstopper.
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He also has his rackets strung at an extraordinarily low tension, sometimes under 40 pounds.
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A few seafood restaurants have strung up Christmas lights in hopes of a tourist boom.
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"Here I do much better," said Rondon, resting in a crude bunkhouse strung with hammocks.
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Television screens are strung around to show news reports or guests joining via video link.
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Apparently they strung them together like sausages, tying their strings so they wouldn't float away.
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The pair even strung up popcorn to decorate the walls, a Scott family holiday tradition.
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Snapchat stories are compilations of videos and photos strung together over a 24-hour period.
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But I feel more calm and comfortable and not so wired up and strung out.
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Once it is over, at last, Glass is in shreds, strung between life and death.
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To anyone intent on mischief, surely a guitar is little more than six ready-strung garrotes?
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Cockroaches crawl through their apartment, a small place where Zeke sleeps behind a strung up sheet.
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It's not pretty (he ended up strung up like a ham in a Milanese square). Hitler?
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Toilet paper was strung all over the house and couch cushions were turned upside down too.
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It was lightning in a bottle, powered by decorative bulbs strung on a living room wall.
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"High-strung, upper-middle-class white people are a minority population in New York," Solnit says.
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Jim Jordan, an Ohio Republican played in extremely high-strung fashion by SNL alum, Bill Hader.
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No three strung-together letters in the English language are more loaded than L-S-D.
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Some processes that used to be tightly held together are now strung out across the world.
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On the day I was born, my mother strung a thin gold chain around my neck.
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It's like creating a new IoT internet with phones, strung together with a Bluetooth mesh network.
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Courtney Barnett has a special knack for lining her visuals up to her strung together narratives.
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Afterward everyone has a good chuckle about the high-strung weathermen who got it all wrong.
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Someone had strung up a gray dog by its four legs, possibly in an occult ceremony.
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American carmakers and their vendors have strung their supply chains across the Canadian and Mexican borders.
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Playing a high-strung ballerina who dances into the dark side, Portman won her first Oscar.
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Think: Christmas lights strung across your nail beds or Steve's hair featured on your holiday manicure.
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Remember: The long-term is made up of lots of short-term time periods strung together.
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McCullough (Emily Tarver), in particular, is strung out and affected by the events of the riot.
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When you're strung out, every inhalation triggers a craving for a cigarette instead of fresh air.
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It's packed with glittering pop-melodies, teeth-gnashing heavy crescendos, and delicately strung out alternative rock.
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They formed electric co-ops and strung their own damn wires, aided by cheap federal loans.
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Someone had twirled pastel streamers across the walls and strung up pale pink and blue balloons.
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I try a ruffled viscose bodysuit ($2,385), which looks like silky batwings strung across my chest.
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Many chefs swaddle and spoil foie gras as if it were a high-strung show dog.
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Right now, just a handful of qubits can be strung together to perform a basic computation.
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I know him from being strung out on crack cocaine to being a soldier for ISIS.
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It's pre-strung with 300 clear mini lights, which remain lit even if one burns out.
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It was set back in the woods and strung with bistro lighting for a soothing ambiance.
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There is no main entree, just a heap of loose parts strung together for 73 minutes.
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Buttigieg said that gay people get "strung up" in other countries in the region, like Iran.
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The round coins had square holes so they could be strung into belts of a thousand.
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It's looking right at you, eyes like a couple marbles, body oddly scrawny and strung-out.
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The Warriors have strung together two or more consecutive victories on 284 separate occasions this season.
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One-year-old Anglais is particularly atmospheric, with fairy lights strung above a gregarious young crowd.
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Sock sculptures on the wall resemble ecstatic figures; painted shoes strung with bells repurpose mundane objects.
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Simlish, by contrast, is strung together with round, funny noises; emotional garbles; an uncannily human sound.
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A hammock folded in half, strung by a sturdy rope tied to a forty-foot tree.
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The telephone poles on the reservation are crooked and tilted with wire clumsily strung between them.
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A line of yellow caution tape had been strung about fifty yards from the Behar's edge.
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Her parents were conservative country-club people, who regarded their high-strung child with some perplexity.
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They strung it from the rafters of the basketball arena, maybe 40 feet off the ground.
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But Israel and Thailand have been more flexible, which has strung out their appreciations over time.
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The bottles were strung together on a piece of rope and hung high in the space.
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Often the devices consist of little more than plastic and bamboo flotsam strung together with old nets.
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In fact, Barry's says Rodney strung them along for days until finally ghosting them in mid-February.
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In fact, MU69 may actually be a pair of objects strung closely together by their mutual gravity.
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The high-strung thong trend started popping up on the runway again in 2017, according to Vogue.
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Now, powerful vacuum pumps draw sap through miles of plastic tubing strung between trees in the woods.
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The Daily Bag We love the classic Tod's satchel's fall look: stitched up and strung with tassels.
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" The mood swoops between feral despair and strung-out longing—check out Kurt rhyming "mother" with "summer.
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The archipelago is strung out along a fault line under the Indian Ocean off its west coast.
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That promise of a future payout is strung along by eye-popping viewership numbers and overall hype.
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Her speech in Warren strung all those policies together: She wants to connect every household to broadband.
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In today's high-strung, overcharged world we need to teach our kids that it's OK to fail.
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They have strung up a sheet to cover the windows that surround the car on all sides.
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One Brazilian news outlet strung together some of the clips below (starting at the 1:15 mark).
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Inside, on the sunken dance floor, a mirrored saddle strung from the ceiling began to spin slowly.
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Once the curds start separating, they're cut with fishing wire strung onto racks in a grid structure.
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The beads will be strung together into a necklace and I'll wear it in the delivery room.
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She remembered him when he had been a high-strung, lighthearted boy, full of talk and fun.
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"It used to be much worse, but he's essentially very very high strung," electricsheepz wrote on Reddit.
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They come from executed murderers, highwaymen and petty thieves unlucky enough to be caught and strung up.
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The Six Villages were strung like beads along its banks, more one town than six separate townships.
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His gilded cuffs and necklaces strung with empire-era coins and intricate cameos are marvels of metalwork.
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When she unlocked the case, I noticed that the rifles were strung together with a metal cord.
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DeGrom (14-8) slipped to 2-5 in seven starts since he strung together eight consecutive wins.
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Standing 7.5 feet tall, this pine is pre-strung with 500 LED lights in a warm white.
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My rackets were strung at 80 to 82 pounds, and when strings broke, they would just explode.
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At Newsweek, Mr. Elfin had a reputation as a witty, no-nonsense, sarcastic and high-strung boss.
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Roofs had been torn off row after row of houses, blue tarps strung across the yawning holes.
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They have now strung together five consecutive losing seasons for the first time since 1941 to 1950.
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Then, continuing a half of dramatic scoring swings, the Zags strung together 15 points in a row.
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Delicate purple flowers were strung on tiny wire lines; finished flowers are hung like clothes to dry.
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"We're preventing women who are strung out on drugs and alcohol from conceiving a child," Harris says.
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Other finds — namely necklaces strung with crab claws, shells, animal figurines and skulls — were a welcome challenge.
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A similar event triggers "The Violin," Dan McCormick's clumsily crafted, finely acted and, yes, high-strung drama.
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With extra space, Washington strung together several sharp passes culminating in Eller's sixth goal of the postseason.
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Above the electric line, Victoria strung colored pennants, to make the barrier appear higher than it was.
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Police tape strung up around entire residential blocks, "ASBESTOS" warning signs flapping in the hot, dry wind.
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The images in "Les Hautes Solitudes," though, seem more casually strung together than assembled for specific meanings.
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We are the numb scrollers on the other side—strung out, edgy, sleepless, and unable to stop.
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Even a string of fucking Canal St. bulbs just strung up, or LED lights — that's my speed.
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Up ahead, dangling above the smoothly laid macadam, a single traffic light was strung across the D850.
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Street signs had been pulled out of the ground, and plastic wrap was strung across the road.
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These tiny firefly lights are strung along a copper wire and can be placed however she wants.
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And he thinks Trump is swift enough not to get hoodwinked by Kim Jong Un: "I know he won't fall for it in the same way that past presidents have, that get strung along, strung along lifting sanctions, giving them money, and get nothing for it," he said.
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In the India ink and graphite drawing "After the Hunt" (2018), which measures 84 by 54 inches, he depicts an emaciated nude man — his ribs are showing through his skin — strung up by his feet in a shadowy room where three pigeons are strung up by their necks.
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There are roughly 1,000 factories in the chain of Israeli-administered "industrial zones" strung across the West Bank.
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"Some people are using clothes that they have strung together to provide shelter from the elements," she said.
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Utah weathered the flurry of mistakes and strung together a 15-0 run to surge ahead of Sacramento.
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Image 2 of 2 TIJUANA, Mexico – Brightly colored clothes air from lines strung between rudimentary plywood-sided homes.
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"Everyone to the polls!" proclaimed psychedelic billboards strung over Tashkent's broad boulevards, but not everyone heeded the call.
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Still, some of the trailers seem strung together with a common element, like the five that feature farms.
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Artists in the Nordic pavilion have strung leguminous loops of green tissue and red "seaweed" on a clothesline.
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It all feels a touch makeshift, trading solid walls for shower curtains strung from the ceilings with wire.
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And unless you press for a clear explanation, there's a chance you could get strung along in perpetuity.
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A little wooden alebrije that was part skunk and part coyote was strung up on the rearview mirror.
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But when all those shots are strung together, the result is so stupefying as to be almost unwatchable.
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The author has strung the sentence out so it reads vertically down the page, one letter per line.
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Thousands upon thousands of colorfully painted buoys decorate the surface, marking the point where traps are strung below.
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"Protect the human rights of poor people" was one of the slogans strung on banners around the area.
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A wire fence strung with beehives now stretches 230km (0003 miles) along the border of 2000 village farms.
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These are high-tension acts, strung between creativity and compliance, bouts of waiting and bursts of frantic labor.
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At this time he looked strangely similar to Tom Verlaine; they both had that strung-out farmhand vibe.
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The doctor commissioned to save Prince's life treated one of the most strung out rock stars in history.
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Lights are strung overhead and artwork decorates the sides of the buildings as you make your way through.
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"Powerhouse" is largely a series of direct quotations strung together in more or less chronological and topical order.
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His high-strung wife is prone to bouts of hypochondria; she insists the company is poisoning the water.
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His writing has been described as "the easy impossible" for its appropriation of simple themes, elegantly strung together.
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The Yankees simply strung a series of singles together — eight in all, along with a hit by pitch.
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The two girls would gossip deep into the night on tin-can telephones strung between their bedroom windows.
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Another was an enormous clothesline strung from telephone poles and hung with Brobdingnagian clothes that ringed the stage.
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And the celebratory lights that have been strung across the parlor are crackling and expiring, one by one.
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Sadly, these elements don't make up for the ponderous, portentous storytelling in this high-strung and histrionic novel.
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You don't work for them full-time, but you have strung together a bunch of contracts, I assume.
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The Redditor points out a few interesting bits that, strung together, make an interesting if not airtight case.
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And that same month, 19 bodies were strung up from a Michoacán overpass or dumped by the roadside.
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Life, for her, is a series of dangers, strung together, one after another, like beads on a thread.
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With its strung-out vocals and twisting, climbing chord progressions, "Needed Me" is Rihanna at her absolute best.
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Out on a patio strung with lights, the evening water shelled with pink, the only answer is yes.
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He was too strung out to be relied on for anything except helping a sick friend through withdrawal.
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A Canopy Park has nets for bouncing and walking strung as high as 252 feet above the ground.
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One evening's menu focused entirely on bones, which were afterward scrubbed and strung together for diners to wear.
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Bach's "Christmas Oratorio" is an enormous work, six cantatas strung together in a sequence of delicacy and wonder.
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The casting of comedian Mike Birbiglia added an uncharacteristically mellow presence to this high-strung, hard-charging show.
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High winds ripped through multicolored ribbons strung up high above the Great Stables of the Domaine de Chantilly.
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The house was airy and bright, with vines strung along the walls and potted plants in the windows.
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There Mr. Hartfield was strung up and hanged, after which his body was riddled with bullets and burned.
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Chicken wire has been strung up over the Palestinian market to prevent Israeli settlers from throwing down garbage.
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Essentially, neither is high strung, but Aquarians' mothers tend to care about things a little more than their daughters.
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It seemed to me then, as the agony of recovery grew nearer, that I was better off strung out.
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Three Orioles relievers strung together four innings of one-hit relief, with Richard Bleier picking up his second save.
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The former transitioned from The Internet to Sampha, while the latter strung together Rilo Kiley, Coldplay, and Frank Ocean.
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At the time of the Battle of Puebla, the Confederacy had strung together impressive victories over the Union forces.
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The project began with a frustrating relationship story about Stokes' friend, who had been strung along by a guy.
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Eventually, NASA hopes the Gateway will consist of multiple modules strung together from various commercial companies and international partners.
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While strung out on drugs, he stole a gun and shot one of his attackers outside of their school.
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To modernise the pieces, the pendants are paired with Burmese jade and beaded charms strung along Rhodium-plated chains.
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He's a little worse for the wear — the nurses opened his stomach and strung him up in the trees.
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Take this past summer, for example, when beach-y shells and beaded fruit were strung around our every limb.
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I like the sound of my first and middle names strung together—it's a strange sort of aural dissonance.
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Quidsi has, however, strung together profitable months over the last two years, sources familiar with the matter told Recode.
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DNA itself is made from four chemical building blocks, or bases, which are strung together in endlessly varied combinations.
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With one out in the eighth, the Giants strung three singles together to chase D-backs reliever J.J. Hoover.
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But if that suspect was strung out on PCP, the the same police veteran is now a racist murderer.
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The upshots of adopting such an absolutist facade can be strung together into a fateful parable of sunk costs.
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The zone, dotted with guard posts and strung with razor wire, was established after the 1950-1953 Korean War.
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A Scottish heroin addict (Ewan McGregor) tries to kick the habit, with no help from his strung-out friends.
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The voice is more like a chamber ensemble: winds and strings and blaring horns, strung together end to end.
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In one massacre, militants were said to have shot 40 civilians, then strung up their bodies from electricity poles.
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Ms. Rae-Fisher's aesthetic doesn't stray far from Ms. Monte's, especially in its high-strung mode of emotional expression.
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The tributes to Jim Cherry [Strung Out] and Tony Sly [No Use For A Name] were a nice touch.
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For the first time, staffers come and check every tree we've strung our tarps against, check every tree nearby.
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"We actually could have strung it out to Series A," he says of the funding that's being announced now.
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These qubits are made from ytterbium ions and are strung together in rows like pearls on a laser necklace.
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Alvarez, Jonathan Schoop and Ryan Flaherty strung together second-inning singles to produce a second-inning run for Baltimore.
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Soon, they were making out, going to the bathroom every five minutes, and coming out looking super strung out.
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All the people I knew back then are either in jail for life or strung out on the streets.
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And the film's determination to veer into gross-out territory occasionally turns the high-strung tension into awkward laughs.
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These tiny firefly lights are strung along a 98-foot copper wire and can be placed however she wants.
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On Friday, though lights were still being strung, Rome's new tree was already getting ready for its close up.
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A huge net was strung over the building's facade two years ago to protect passers-by from falling tiles.
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But of course the members of this Republican Party, strung out on Trumpism, care nothing about duty and patriotism.
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The Nasdaq Composite advanced 0.45% to 7,384.30 The S&P 500 strung its first consecutive gains since mid-February.
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Kuma fingered a loose, perforated canopy strung up by one of his students and discussed it briefly with him.
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There is a buffalo strung out to dry outside and a tall stack of deer legs at the door.
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Children play in front of protest posters strung around the area and run after a man selling a balloon.
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It was winter 2003, and she was with friends strung out on drugs, her mind in a crazed disorientation.
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The newscasts, which do not feature a news anchor, use automated pre-recorded words strung together to deliver news.
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An intense erotic awareness among them, tight-strung, utterly absorbing and thrilling, though (as Luce recalls) indefinable, thus unspeakable.
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In 1595, for example, a Jesuit priest and poet accused of treason, Robert Southwell, was strung up at Tyburn.
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When I turned into her driveway, I found a turquoise house with an empty clothesline strung in the backyard.
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STRUNG ACROSS the cobbled street, between half-timbered Alsatian houses, the festive white lights pronounce: "Strasbourg, capitale de Noël".
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They then noticed a length of fishing line strung behind the door, but they couldn't see where it went.
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The Astros strung together four consecutive run-scoring at-bats in the fifth to chase Mengden and surge ahead.
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The Rays strung together four consecutive hits off Eduardo Rodriguez to begin the game, grabbing a 2-0 lead.
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They may be awake, but they may feel even more strung out and anxious than when they started out.
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Ariana Grande and Pete Davidon's failed relationship was strung together by a series of inexplicable, enjoyable, and very online moments.
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While I encounter them often, I never photograph homelessness, people who are strung out on drugs, shot, or even murdered.
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I worked in construction all my life, so that's the guy I was: a high-strung, values type of person.
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I didn't want to wait, strung-out-like, for a notification to ring in a response from a crucial source.
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In one particularly shocking 2008 murder, a man was found beheaded and his corpse was strung up from an overpass.
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Some broken-bat singles, some flares, but they strung them together really well and got some runs out of it.
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She was the high-strung younger sister of Roseanne who was always looking for love, sometimes in the wrong places.
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Remember, Maggie's sister and series leading lady Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) strung two men along for most of the season.
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Los Angeles has strung together three consecutive victories, including an impressive 2102-23 drubbing of the Boston Celtics on Monday.
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NASA envisions this Gateway consisting of various modules strung together, either designed for habitation or for providing power and propulsion.
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The US Virgin Islands, four once-lush, distinct masses strung in a row across the Caribbean Ocean, survive on tourism.
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The full Gateway calls for multiple modules to be strung together, creating a temporary home and research facility for astronauts.
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Instead they intentionally strung together a series of misleading "facts" in ways they felt would create the most sensationalistic story.
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One of the men was crucified after his execution, strung up and put on display as a warning to others.
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Priya, who's got some damned good reasons to be high-strung, jumped in her seat and looked ready to bolt.
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The specs call for numerous different pressurized modules all strung together to create a home and laboratory for space research.
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That's, on average, more than 1 black person strung up without a trial every week during a 50-year-period.
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The structure was outfitted with sensors that, when triggered by movement, changed the colored lights that were strung inside it.
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It means working with prospects in 50 capitals, strung across thousands of miles, each operating under different regulations and policies.
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Images from KFOR showed police cars, an ambulance and police tape strung all around the stand-alone, single-family home.
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Utah strung together an 873-6 run to take a double digit lead before the end of the first quarter.
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Plum trees shade the lounge chairs around the pool, and hammocks are strung up throughout the grounds for getaway naps.
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Their houses still have dirt floors and no partitions inside; the Kayapo sleep in hammocks strung around an open space.
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It features 1,527 branch tips strung with 500 clear mini lights, which stay lit even if a bulb burns out.
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"Everybody's laundry was hanging up on the improvised lines strung up all over the neighborhood," Torres said with a laugh.
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His parents strung together several low-wage jobs, and he's the first in his family to earn a bachelor's degree.
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On Sunday night, Nik and Lijana Wallenda walked a quarter-mile on a wire strung 21971 stories above Midtown Manhattan.
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He says he didn't complain for a long time because he was constantly strung along ... promised he'd get the credit.
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Klee pictured the Europeans of 1939 in a manner not unlike the Americans of 2019: petulant, belligerent, strung out, sleepwalking.
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The Tigers strung together four straight hits off Sale to start the third inning to build a 3-1 lead.
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Falciani walked through streets strung with Christmas lights to his apartment, in a dingy building on the Rue des Mouettes.
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Together they took heavy pincers to cut open wire strung between concrete posts in that part of the Iron Curtain.
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The least successful Into the Dark installments feel perfunctory, a compendium of horror clichés strung together to complete an assignment.
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The boat deposited us at the mouth of a river lined with decaying wooden fishing boats strung with drying clothes.
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The enforcement of immigration laws depends on a cat's cradle of rules and policies strung together by successive presidential administrations.
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In September, Peru Ecocamp will open with five deluxe camps strung out along the Salkantay trail leading to Machu Picchu.
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How Geno found himself in New Orleans so he could conveniently sing with the strung-out Pamela is left unexplained.
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" She was the inspiration for Holly Hunter's high-strung and highly ethical producer in the Oscar-nominated movie "Broadcast News.
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Another is strung up inside Casa Vicens, with shock frozen on his face and his intestines spilling from his torso.
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Yet, the reason why I was spiraling into a strung-out wastoid was because of a lack of self-control.
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It was a box about 2 feet by 3 feet, 6 inches deep and strung with violin strings, the paper reported.
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He drags it to the left, but the two cubes stay connected, strung together by glowing lines radiating from their corners.
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Galindo cut some sound holes into the heavy iron piece, then strung the cutouts into the holes to use as percussion.
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After last Monday's deeper setback to a seven-month low, the S&P strung together three straight 210 percent daily gains.
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It was not a high-strung first few moments of hand-wringing and awkward icebreakers — the conversation just seemed to blossom.
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That hell feels interminable, registering as little more than a succession of strung-together, fragmented images of men running and gunning.
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Part 4: Damaged pipelines and a "ticking time bomb" The government says strung together they would run more than 90,000 miles.
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You can use them or camping, as ad hoc outdoor lighting for a backyard party, or strung up in your van.
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In that case, you might be interested in a superpermutation, or all of the possible permutations of a set strung together.
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It's a trope-heavy sextet — six short films strung together, with nothing obviously connecting them besides a kind of dream logic.
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A man approaches one captive, strung up by his neck, then guts him by stabbing him and ripping out his intestines.
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The largest are mostly strung around the Pacific Rim; the deadliest occur in a belt stretching from the Mediterranean to China.
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These things look like rubberized hoop earrings glued to plastic boxes, flipped upside down and strung together with a dorky wire.
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One explosion of scarlet far above head height looks as though someone has been strung up and shot against the wall.
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Around these moments, the film feels largely disjointed, with various jump scares strung together without too much concern for narrative continuity.
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With Game of Thrones' second-to-last season on the horizon, we're strung out on anticipation but pretty starved for details.
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The extent to which I got strung out was a very private thing to me—it wasn't something that I advertised.
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Headlights and strung holiday lights punctuate the twilight, and people cluster around a fire where colorful towels dry on a line.
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A metal tree stand is included and the 50 pre-strung lights will remain lit even if the bulb burns out.
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There are 1,350 pre-strung smart lights all over the tree and they'll stay lit even if one bulb dies out.
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After leaving three runners on base over the first three innings, the Yankees finally strung together a rally in the fourth.
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He described him as high-strung, the kind of person who became angry when stopped at the airport by immigration officers.
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Tuna; French fries; strung-out celebrities ordering drive-thru Champagne; Mafia-led execution-style contract killings—that's the stuff of childhood.
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Minnesota then strung together three consecutive hits, including an RBI double by Byron Buxton and an RBI single by Joe Mauer.
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There are also patches of the industrialized world where nature could be restored and strung together to create corridors for wildlife.
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Guillard is not really a middleweight, is dwarfed by everyone he fights there, and hasn't strung two wins together since 2011.
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The state also had countless informal evacuations and rescues, strung together by residents and visitors who sometimes acted with little warning.
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Displaced families are evident, living in tents strung with lines of washing and pitched among farmhouses on the edge of town.
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Since losing his eighth-inning role, Betances had strung together four and a third hitless innings over his last five appearances.
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Bosch does great work undercover as a strung-out oxycodone user, although he nearly gets himself killed in a spectacular way.
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Taken together, this emphasis has concretized a popular 20th century image of the artist as a misunderstood, highly strung, wretched misfit.
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Strung together, they tell loosely recognizable stories of domesticity: a wedding, a meal, a violent beating, an intimate moment in bed.
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Thousand-year-old pottery from New Mexico depicts cornfields surrounded by dead crows strung up to ward off the living ones.
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Power lines are being strung haphazardly across poor countries; these, too, electrocute animals, and collisions alone often prove fatal for birds.
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"He seemed high strung and nervous," Mr. Westcott said in an interview with the Nashville newspaper The Tennessean in December 1945.
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" And later this year she'll return as Diane, the high-strung confidante of Sarah Jessica Parker's uncoupled Frances, in HBO's "Divorce.
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The banner "Socialism with Chinese Characteristics" is strung across the top of the map, a motif that should please the government.
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Paintings of slaughtered birds and dead rabbits strung up by their feet are painfully hard to digest for some art fans.
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Several pairs of bananas were discovered around campus, each strung together with a thin black rope fashioned to resemble a noose.
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Despite a wealth of walks, the Yankees could not muster a run until they strung together three hits in the sixth.
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Los Angeles SG Jamal Crawford strung together three consecutive 20-point outings and is averaging 24 points during the stretch. 3.
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She and Ms. Walsh worried at first that someone so high strung was not right for the laid-back Mr. O'Keefe.
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The jokes are thin, the computer animation is wanting and the inane plot is a series of set pieces strung together.
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Elders said the dogs had attacked children, and they strung up their carcasses from a mango tree for nearly a month.
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He strung together his second point streak of 10 or more games this season, racking up 17 points in nine games.
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Erin Khar's debut memoir, "Strung Out," about her own 15-year addiction and eventual recovery, looks nothing like this standard narrative.
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No matter which hammock they have strung up at home, when friends visit, "the kids always jump in," Ms. Crawford said.
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In 1935, she turned down a marriage proposal from a young man she had strung along (just in case?) since college.
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As they neared the continent they saw dozens of ships, wooden leviathans rope-strung like musical instruments, shimmering with raw salt.
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This hand-beaded necklace is the cooler version of the beads they strung together during arts and crafts sessions long ago.
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Done, with the help of rice baskets strung up on bamboo poles over the bar and whimsical paintings featuring monkey characters.
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No matter which hammock they have strung up at home, when friends visit, "the kids always jump in," Ms. Crawford said.
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Then she makes a complaint to the head of Daddy's arts foundation who dismisses them because actresses are notoriously high-strung.
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Diplomats who toured the airport fretted over the amount of last-minute work, including electrical wiring strung to check-in counters.
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As it stands, Lake Success's Seema sections are low-energy interludes strung between the giddy satirical romps of the Barry sections.
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"Manhattan could have half a dozen such atomic cities strung under the city proper," Newman wrote in Esquire, alongside this drawing.
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The scene being shot was (spoiler alert!) a gruesome one, with fog and floodlights revealing four bodies strung up with chains. Grim.
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"I remember being in tears, so dramatic, just so fucking strung out and so fucked up and just holding on," Barlow says.
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Her parents are strung-up, and the family home is not just impoverished in the material sense, but emotional, existential as well.
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Northwestern strung together a 16-0 first-half run — finding success from beyond the arc — to muscle its way into the lead.
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Everyone you encounter reminds you of how strung out you look, and to make matters worse, the televisions start talking to you.
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Maya is the only one who hasn't done so thus far, partly because she's being strung along by her married, older boss.
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He might, one day, even have to acknowledge that his new friend Mr Kim has strung him along—and react with fury.
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Swift fan accounts on Twitter strung together the pieces of the snake video, unbidden, and made it go another round of viral.
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Cameron is based in Los Angeles, while Doherty, a U.K. native, spent time filming the movie High Strung: Free Dance in Romania.
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The two-hour epilogue feels like a four-episode miniseries extension of the original series, just with all four episodes strung together.
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H.S. Photographer Peyton Fulford's series "Abandoned Love" is a colorful collection of crowdsourced, melancholic messages strung upon buildings that seem overlooked themselves.
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Children and parents were shown with their hands over their hearts as red, white and blue balloons were strung from the ceiling.
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So many of the doctors wrote off what Gilda was telling them by saying she was a high-strung, emotional, nervous girl.
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It hobbled up on all fours, wheezing and slobbering, its drooling jowls swinging the way salt-water taffy is strung on hooks.
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There was Ana*, who strung me along for three months and disappeared as soon as I admitted I had feelings for her.
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Anger rooms have become all the rage for the high-strung person who needs a "safe space" to blow off some steam.
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Jacobs strung Jay Briscoe up by his feet, stood underneath him, and delivered a promo while Briscoe's blood rained down on him.
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In 2005, at his kitchen table in Brooklyn, Porter strung up a toy Mustang, illuminated it with desk lights, and photographed it.
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Because when you see everything that's gone wrong for Google lately all strung together, it sure doesn't feel like a spring cleaning.
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The Braves strung together three more singles, the last an opposite-field hit by Freddie Freeman that chased Matz from the game.
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Along these lines, Pompeo is concerned the administration is being "strung along" by the rogue state, the New York Times recently reported.
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And yet in just three years, almost every other shop on the long Professor Naci Sensoy Street was strung with Arabic script.
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"They are not businesspeople," said Khoury, sounding pained, recounting the difficulties of getting the lights strung to decorate the church at Christmas.
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Bodies have been strung up around the city, and it's believed that chemical agents have been used against Iraqi and Kurdish troops.
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Trier has strung together three straight 20-point outings and is averaging 24.7 points on 24-of-35 shooting during the stretch.
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New York strung together three singles — by Kevin Plawecki, Travis Taijeron and Travis d'Arnaud — in the fifth to get on the board.
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Pearls were strung into a wide mesh, worn layered atop cream trousers or on its own under a wild animal-print suit.
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Merging his signature chiptune sound with a low-strung footwork template, the track pairs delightfully rich technical precision with restrained, moody elegance.
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Some garments have been made with everyday objects like flip-flops in bright hues that, when strung together, become a fetching minidress.
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I strung kisses across him, his calves and knees, his thighs, the flesh firm in the center and giving at the sides.
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Copper string lights These tiny firefly lights are strung along a 98-foot copper wire and can be placed however she wants.
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You're about to catch one of the year's most exciting acts, for free, under a canopy of leaves strung with tiny lights.
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Turns out it's her strung-out mom and her possibly jail-bound dad, and of course, the imminent collapse of our planet.
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Infelicitous acronyms pile up like tech scrap in the back of a computer repair shop, bits and pieces, capitalized letters strung together.
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Officials said there was little engineering work to do for the troops, who have already strung concertina wire to bolster border crossings.
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Thompson, 213, strung together seven consecutive pars to begin her round, then carded her first birdie on the par-63 eighth hole.
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Not 48 hours after the turkey has been carved, the lights are strung, the wreath is hung and garlands wrap the windows.
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I started my own racket-stringing business" — with a used stringing machine procured by McCasland — "and I've strung 20 rackets so far.
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By the end of the day, boxers, socks and shirts were draped outside homes and shops, and even strung across a street.
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That set was strung with 52,000 Christmas lights, and the design aesthetic was a combination of potpourri and candy-cane-explosion chic.
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A single tooth strung with braided cord as an oversize pendant on a necklace can cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars.
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In the mild fall night, guests dined on beef loin and charcuterie under ropes of lights strung above trees in the garden.
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The towers, still dressed in scaffolding, are strung with 192 tensioned cables that, like trouser suspenders, hold up the bridge's main section.
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Holiday lights were strung around chalkboard menus offering soups, sandwiches and breakfast items, and the heart pine floor cast a warm glow.
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If you open up and get more control over how that string is strung, the possibilities for sound open up so much.
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"After that, I will leave," said Bharti, a white headband wrapped over his forehead and Hindu prayer beads strung round his neck.
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One video clip shows a boy of around 4 firing a gun at a prisoner strung up in a children's play pit.
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Now they are homeless, sleeping under strung-up blankets, on sidewalks and in the open, amid olive trees, in near-freezing temperatures.
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Start near the Chinese fishing nets strung across bamboo and teak poles: They have been there in some form since the 1400s.
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They took on a host of challenges, including recording outside, using 16 GoPros strung together, when it was 25 degrees below zero.
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As 753 teenagers fill his classroom, Moy's demeanor is as cheerful as the yellow and blue lights strung all across his ceiling.
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The Islanders strung together a 83-game point streak during which they were 15-0-2; they posted nine victories in November.
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They are strung together as garlands for ceremonies and festivals or worn as an ornament behind the ear on any given day.
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For three months we slept on a riverbed, protected from wind-driven sands by bedsheets strung together and held up with sticks.
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Stone was strung up because of the U.S. Federal Sentencing Guidelines, which use a point system to determine the government's recommended sentence.
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It's a trope-heavy sextet — six short films strung together, without any obvious connections between them except a kind of dream logic.
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When she followed up with him, Doe claims Kane strung her along ... until finally telling her he wasn't going to make the payment.
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Everything seemed to be going so well: Christmas lights strung up, dinner on the table, and portal to the underworld permanently closed. Sike!
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Their promotional video (below) exhibits scenes of highway overpasses, shoes strung from telephone lines, graffiti-clad aqueducts, tattoos, and a celebration of diversity.
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"Patient Zero," then, seems to be four such missions strung together into a narrative campaign, taking us to Bangkok, Sapienza, Colorado, and Hokkaido.
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I have no way of remembering how our moments strung together, how we moved on one another, who went first, who want last.
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So great is the existential threat of the Reapers that the characters are strung along by the story, rather than driving it themselves.
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Stacy, a high-strung, loquacious student from Westchester, whose wardrobe consisted solely of pastel velour tracksuits, lived in the room next to me.
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The movie is supposed to combine prank footage that has stars messing with non-actors, strung together with a basic road-trip plot.
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Is this going to hold up as something that feels like it's true and isn't just a bunch of clichés all strung together?
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After two days in Rationality House, I was feeling strung out, overwhelmed by the relentless interaction and confounded by the workshop's obfuscatory jargon.
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He also admitted—along with Lonnie Smith and others—that he came to the park strung out, nose bleeding, barely able to focus.
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An event that can sometimes feel like a series of YouTube trailers strung together was augmented by a series of wild theatrical touches.
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White-and-red tape is strung across a sandy pathway through Park Monceau after a lightning stike, in Paris, Saturday, May 28, 2016.
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Now, we&aposre learning more about how this effort was strung along, shut down at least on one occasion now by Hillary Clinton.
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Steven' that uses four giant arms with a net strung between them to secure the used nosecone once it floats back from space.
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Already, blue-and-white Israeli flags have been strung across some of Khaldiyya's windows, marking the homes of Jewish families and a yeshiva.
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The agency conceived of the Gateway as a chain of modules strung together, with habitats linked to labs, cargo holds, and power stations.
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It could be that "Captive of the Sun" has just the right sort of strung-out glory for Bun B to fall into.
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These two strung out junkies are a shameless, disrespectful representation of parenthood and should NEVER be allowed to see this child EVER AGAIN!!!
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That was Briggs' last loss, however, and has since strung eight wins in a row—seven of which coming by way of knockout.
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Plus, Miller says she strung 12 feet of Swarovski crystals around the masterpiece ... because she knew Floyd's cake needed that Money Team swag.
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Specifically, customers will see rich brown accents dripping from the ceiling and hanging lights shaped like hazelnut flowers strung all over the café.
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This is typical in conspiracy theories; strange coincidences are strung together in a narrative that looks scary if you squint at it right.
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Pehrson's LA is strung out, bloodshot, ennui, and second-hand smoke—a place of predators and sycophants, desperate strivers and the catatonic famous.
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Other cities, like Portland, state that they were strung along for more than a year only to be left standing at the altar.
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This week, on the Today show, Palin really embodied her comedian doppelgänger, Tina Fey, with her bizarrely strung together thoughts during the interview.
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That could be why the film often feels like a series of Saturday Night Live bits strung together by the thinnest of thread.
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The 28-year-old strung the instrument to a tree as part of a shrine to her mother, who passed away in October.
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Something that I made out of cotton cord that I spray-painted black and strung back and forth in a small wooden frame.
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Amy Jellicoe was as unlikable as heroines got on TV in 2011: a high-strung, self-obsessed do-gooder who exudes weaponized optimism.
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These services, if strung together and expanded to all Prime users, could represent an Amazon-led, digital disruption of our health-care ecosystem.
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Hot, cold and wastewater pipes, electrical cables and data lines are strung through the trusswork or snaked inconspicuously beneath the remaining historic benches.
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Photographs of the household show a makeshift structure created from tarps strung together, with a bed that's simply a tarp on the ground.
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My mom has boyfriends and serial husbands, and works as a nurse when she's not too strung out on prescription drugs or heroin.
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And lots of other unrealistic events are strung together to justify it being classified as a "teen movie" instead of an "adult film".
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"Some of the cotton will still be on the plant but strung out like someone papered your field with toilet paper," he said.
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If you've been strung along long enough, and have invested enough emotional and material resources, you become far less likely to admit it.
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The Cavs strung together one of their finest defensive performances of the year, holding the Pistons to 31 percent shooting in the rout.
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Or do they evaporate as soon as the music stops and the last weary, strung-out partier boards his or her plane home?
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After Edwards was dragged, beaten and shot on the town square, his bullet-riddled body was strung up and left as a warning.
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In the central plaza, migrants strung up plastic sheeting for shelter between trees and lamp posts, just in time for a light rain.
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Strong crosswinds at the start in the Rhone Valley split the peloton into "echelons" — groups of strung-out riders fanned across the road.
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Red and Blanca (Laura Gómez) teamed up early in the season, digging through the officers' personnel files and getting strung out on speed.
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As we played, a man napped in a hammock strung from the fence at the back of our court to a nearby tree.
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They often advertise personal firearms on signs strung around their necks, taped to gun cases or attached to rifles slung over their shoulders.
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Construction workers encircled the lagoon with poles and strung ropes between them on the same shoreline where the 2-year-old was attacked.
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A teenager of the punk persuasion gets dressed on one side of a strung-up blanket that barely serves as his bedroom wall.
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For a long time, the barrier was more of an afterthought, at its most formidable points just some barbed-wire strung between posts.
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On the morning after their arrival in Balabac, Mr. Guion and his team began setting cable snares, strung with slices of goat steak.
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It's a fair enough question, not least because Brad is played by Ben Stiller, a frighteningly high-strung performer even at his mellowest.
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With no way of knowing, Washington strung his men out in a long, skinny line across six miles of Brooklyn and Manhattan shoreline.
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Using his phone again, Mr Elder changes the colours and brightness of the 1,000 light-emitting diodes (LEDs) strung out above each tray.
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Wander the narrow alleys strung with red-paper lanterns, past bubble tea cafes and hawkers luring passers-by with multilingual dim sum menus.
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Families who once supported a "throw away the key" approach to addiction are thinking differently now that their loved ones are strung out.
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And in a follow-up study, prairie dogs consistently barked in distinct ways at small and large cardboard squares strung above the colony.
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I did likewise and stretched out in the rainbow-colored hammock strung up on the balcony of my second-floor room overlooking Jardín.
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In the late 1980s, Bruckner Boulevard was a forbidding stretch of asphalt strung with disused factories, dim tattoo parlors and fast-food depots.
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Once more, Baffert needed time to master the intricacies of training high-strung and fragile athletes that carry their speed beyond a mile.
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He thought it strange that Johnathan and McCormick had been placed in the same cell, as Johnathan was "high strung" and McCormick quiet.
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Of the many confusing and random turns in Mr. Maillot's high-strung, unfulfilling production, one point is clear: Our Prince has a foot fetish.
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During a meeting with reporters in Tokyo on Tuesday, Mitsubishi CEO Osamu Masuko said the very alliance that Ghosn strung together is in jeopardy.
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He strung the same catchphrases and stock vocabulary together into short, punchy, grammatically and syntactically unlikely sentences that were the opposite of political rhetoric.
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It is a labyrinthian wonderland, full of interconnected home and dining sets strung together by a yellow road and the wafting scent of meatballs.
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Then I'm ushered, through a courtyard strung with Christmas lights and dotted with potted Valencia orange trees, to a second, higher-priority reception desk.
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Others were crushed under the treads of a T-22015 tank, or strung up by their feet inside a slaughterhouse and butchered like animals.
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The historic hacienda (which dates back to the 1830s) is surrounded by lush hammock-strung gardens, an outdoor fire ring, and a meditative labyrinth.
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"They should be strung up here, in Syntagma Square," said pensioner Nikos Ghinis as he walked along with thousands of others in central Athens.
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When the lamb came in, it was strung up by one leg, bleating and squirming, but Yaseen's hand on the animal's neck calmed it.
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In Teilbal in south-eastern Srinagar, a Reuters witness saw large rocks, logs, and barbed wire strung across a road leading into the area.
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This Middle Earth experience lets you sleep in a sphere strung up 15 feet high, supported by three Polysteel ropes tethered to surrounding trees.
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It also meant I got to see a couple of festivals along the way, with music blaring and colored lights strung along the roadside.
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White-and-red tape was strung around the area and whistle-blowing wardens ushered weekend joggers out of the park, which was swiftly closed.
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I had been strung along, spit out, and washed ashore again in the romance department and swore I was taking a sabbatical from love.
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It was about a hundred strobe lights, strung together, and they all fire off within about a second of each other, all in sequence.
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Gray held the Diamondbacks to one run and three hits through six innings before they strung together four one-out hits in the seventh.
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It was those lenses that captured a photo of Culkin looking emaciated in 2012, which led to rumors he was strung out on drugs.
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He put on Nicky's glasses and even a hardened, likely strung-out soldier like Nicky couldn't deny how cute the kid looked in them.
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AT THE 4TH Street Photo Gallery on the corner of the Bowery, silver-gelatin prints are strung together like clothes on a laundry line.
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It's the word that was screamed when Black people were strung up on trees or dared to try to grasp their basic human rights.
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In this arid coastal region, 'fog catchers' -- large nets strung up in areas with thick fog and high winds -- are used to collect water.
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I mean it was just guys strung out all over the place—yeah, you had a lot of like socialism, communism, stuff like that.
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Or maybe a gang will have the Man in Black strung up by his you-know-whats in the middle of the town square.
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When children are wandering off to find the neighbors because their strung-out parents are lying unconscious on the floor, opioids deserve the headlines.
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The works are precarious arrangements strung together with rainbow-colored shoelaces and carefully curated collections of pop culture artifacts and household bric-a-brac.
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Freeman was hit by a pitch and Atlanta strung consecutive hits from Josh Donaldson, Nick Markakis — which drove in a run — and Austin Riley.
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Neal retired the first two batters, but the Red Sox strung together five straight hits, including doubles by Bogaerts, Hanley Ramirez and Travis Shaw.
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Fortunes. Typically strung up at parties and beaten with a stick by adults until it breaks and things fall out and everyone goes wild.
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The most flagrant Instagram bait, a hanging heart-shaped seat with a metal "VNYL" nameplate strung above it, might be spinning through your feed.
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Last year, K2 abuse enveloped a stretch of 125th Street in East Harlem, leaving a trail of twitching, strung-out users in the process.
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High-strung and reclusive, he speaks of a nonexistent girlfriend, Muriel, who manifests the guilty memory of a wartime atrocity in which he participated.
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Directed by Raelle Myrick-Hodges on a set (by Matthew McAdon) strung with clotheslines, Mr. Rivers's play aims for poetry but settles for cliché.
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Thin-boned and petite, with sharp eyes behind oversized glasses, she had the high-strung yet unruffled quality of a bird on a wire.
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In one, an amulet is strung over her closed eyes, her head slightly upturned, skyward, as though she is transcendent, or hoping to transcend.
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After the team finally lost after having strung together three consecutive wins, Young still remembers one onlooker telling another that Barrs was a sophomore.
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A lot of my friends shot dope in front of me and got strung out, and my own father had an overdose in 1966.
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Other tales say that groups of teens would see a bright light and then would wind up dead and strung up over a bridge.
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The 7.5-foot tree is pre-strung with 500 lights and has 1,453 branch tips to create the illusion of a wider, full tree.
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Pros: 7.5-foot slender silhouette, 500 pre-strung lights, 1,238 branch tips, foot control light switch, easy to assembleCons: No storage bag is included
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The first three devices were in packages that were left on doorsteps, but the fourth was triggered by a tripwire strung across a sidewalk.
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This premiere of the 12th season includes a horse with teeth troubles, chickens whose clucks have turned to gurgles and some high-strung emus.
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"They'll be back," Mr. Hodgson told her as he tried to restore power to electric wires strung around some of Ms. Buchanan's fruit trees.
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For the lighting, he commissioned the designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec to create a porcelain fixture of strung-together cups, about 20 feet long.
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She saw five pairs across campus, she said, each strung together in similar fashion, and each with the same messages scrawled along their skins.
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You haven't really arrived in the City of Angels until you've eaten on its hallowed patio strung with merrily winking rainbow-colour fairy lights.
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Many came from rough backgrounds -- they'd been strung out on drugs or spent time behind bars -- and currently labored at tough blue-collar jobs.
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Instead, she found spaces that shimmered, like a bedroom with a silver duvet, sequin throw pillows and a picture window strung with fairy lights.
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The ski area resembles a vast white curtain strung along six high peaks, trails plummeting for 3,000 vertical feet among the folds and ripples.
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Amongst the noise, a teenager quietly made "Royals" available for free online, its gleaming vocal harmonies strung together with a defiantly, arrogantly simple beat.
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He's covered California agriculture for decades, out in the fields and inside the coffee shops of Central Valley farm towns strung along Highway 99.
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The landmarks of Jarvis Bracy's life are strung along Ross Clark Circle, a necklace of commercial activity and low-wage jobs that rings Dothan.
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They cannot feel the god who lives in the wires strung over our houses no matter how tightly they grasp him with their feet.
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He now has a smooth, 17-minute cable ride over dun-colored rooftops, half-bald soccer pitches and narrow streets strung with glittery bunting.
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" The reason Wolff has described the car as high-strung, Allison said, is that it can be balanced "but it also makes us sweat.
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Sometimes more than 21998 words chose to be in a Gass sentence, in which clauses, connected by semicolons, were strung out like railroad cars.
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Springfield Arbors preschool consists of one long hallway on the ground floor of an assisted-living facility, with several classrooms strung along either side.
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But what if a life is really a bunch of events and decisions strung together without much in the way of cause and effect?
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He went back to set and he was strung up on chains and hung off the floor for 16 hours while we tortured him.
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Trout, Ohtani and Andrelton Simmons strung together singles for a 2-1 lead before Mazara's two-run double moved the Rangers ahead 3-2.
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Not just any cart, but a cart that rolls along a table and shoots a ball into the air when you tug on a strung.
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"I don't want this strung along until May of 2020, only to be told that you're too busy due to the campaign," the judge said.
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He was told they had been strung up to set an example, showing would-be escapees what would happen to anyone who tried to flee.
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Like all Fuller's geodesic domes, only bigger, this one was strung together with thousands of aluminum struts, skinned in wire-reinforced, one-way, shatterproof glass.
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"I'd much rather that be my addiction than be strung out on crack, but now I have to struggle to find balance," he told said.
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We were in LA, and Dave was still on the East Coast and it was our last strung out era when we were like, cool.
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The Braves strung together three more runs in the sixth and took an 8-1 lead on RBI singles by Freeman, Josh Donaldson and Markakis.
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Party politics does not casually fall along the normal right- and left-wing spectrum but is strung up tightly between British unionism and Irish nationalism.
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The Rays finally strung together three singles in the seventh and scored on Logan Morrison's RBI single to right field, chasing Stroman from the game.
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They also ate hot dogs and strung up balloons while patriotic anthems like "America the Beautiful" played on a loop from a pair of speakers.
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Snell has strung together three consecutive solid outings, permitting four runs and 143 hits combined over 214 25/22 innings while managing just one victory.
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David's high-strung and anxious about his career, and has been feeling increasingly restless about his relationship with his yoga instructor girlfriend (Brick's Nora Zehetner).
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The studio's once-pristine equipment was falling into disrepair; engineers like Johnson, once the best in the business, were strung out and off their game.
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Mr Rhoads works the Pacific halibut fishery, which opened for business on March 19th, using baited hooks strung off lines as long as three miles.
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The Brewers strung together three straight one-out singles in the fourth inning by Grisham, Yasmani Grandal and Mike Moustakas for a 3-0 lead.
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And I strung them together and it became this book called "I, Lorelei," which Harper Collins published in 2009, and it was beautifully reviewed book.
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The Angels strung together five consecutive singles to turn the tables on Devenski, who struck out five batters in his first two innings of relief.
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With the tacit approval of Heidegger, she strung together uncollected notes into poisonous little tracts, piecing together a Nietzsche to serve as a Nazi mouthpiece.
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And don't feel they need to be confined to the Christmas tree: this year, Byrne strung together a garland of painted baubles on her mantel.
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Mr. Castillo says he has watched Miami grow from sleepy agricultural outposts strung together by ribbons of asphalt into the bustling urban center of today.
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Last fall, when he stood before the Norwegian Supreme Court, his sister strung a curtain of 400 reindeer skulls in front of the country's Parliament.
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"Being high-strung and nervous and then having a kid, it's like — holy smokes," said Mr. Hubig, who works up to 80 hours a week.
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The artist Kenny Scharf was back this year to tend to a house he had strung with large plastic children's toys — cars, ponies, baby carriages.
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The Clippers of Chris Paul and Doc Rivers—two of the most high-strung individuals in the league—rarely come off this happy-go-lucky.
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Thankfully, the long strange trip is fueled by Beauman's gorgeous descriptions and hysterically funny bits (one involving a Pomeranian and a high-strung newspaper editor).
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When it ends in a death spiral of garbage rewards and gatekeeping and strung-out unrewarding time sinks, we mourn it what could have been.
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Tschiltsch is just one of many angry Indiegogo backers who say Futurefön creator Jeff Batio strung them along with lies, excuses, and faked product updates.
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Mr. Garza is back in the place he currently calls home, under beams holding up sheets of vinyl tarp, strung up along tents and umbrellas.
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Let us summarize one scene from this week's utterly mesmerizing episode of "Twin Peaks," which strung together revelatory moments like beads on a candy necklace.
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There were flapper dresses with seams picked out in hook-and-eye closures orbited by feather rings, and floral lace strung from tiny ribbon roses.
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But the trailing wisteria strung up on wire is made of plastic, and the October winds pull at sleeves and napkins, signals of Northeastern autumn.
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But in a sign of the volatile public mood, a lawmaker in India's upper house suggested that rapists should be strung up before a mob.
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Set back in the woods and strung with bistro lighting for a soothing ambiance, the wellness area has the tranquil vibes of an indoor spa.
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Everything onstage at Kacey Musgraves's show was crisp, from Ms. Musgraves's singing, ginger as ever, to the band's outfits, which had lights strung on them.
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Growing up in sunny Southern California, my family strung lights on the palm trees in our yard and went to the beach on Christmas Eve.
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Solar-powered streetlights, a gift from Norway, had been strung along the main avenue, providing illumination at night for the first time in a generation.
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Cyrus and his family would string them along — as he had strung me along — and then, when the mood struck them, disdainfully refuse the interview.
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Cling wrap from the university kitchen was strung between trees, creating a spiderweb of translucent plastic meant to act as tripwires if officers stormed in.
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He gave up ill-timed home runs, occasionally lost control of his emotions on the mound and rarely strung together a series of strong starts.
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As fiber optic cables were strung across land and through seas, our societies changed, but the very thing that changed them was hidden from view.
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In the college's gymnasium, he points out the metal pole still strung to the building's rafters, where a special backdrop was hung for the occasion.
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In Her Smell, Elisabeth Moss is mesmerizing whirling dervish Becky Something, the strung-out lead singer of a '90s girl-punk group called Something She.
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In response to Megumi's tweet, Junko strung together the most mom-like words to perhaps ever exist and when I read them I nearly teared up.
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Alexander Teston said he received a cut on his neck and was nearly knocked off his motorcycle after driving into fishing line strung across a road.
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Just in case the Christmas lights strung up on your living-room wall haven't let you know, we finally know when Stranger Things is coming back.
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Career Suicide, photos by the authorIt was tough trying to identify the common thread that strung the acts together at the fourth installment of Garbage Daze.
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Of course, that same high-strung fandom tends to freak out at any mention of diversity and turn their personal prejudices into attacks on Rotten Tomatoes.
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The 24-year-old Floridian strung together five straight quality starts before his last appearance, allowing nine runs over 43 frames but managing just one victory.
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While I get that no one likes the idea of being strung along, DeLuca's cold and jealous behavior is not really a great look for him.
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The economic recovery that followed, bolstered by cheap interest rates that ultimately yielded the slightly bloated and strung-out market for both public and private investors?
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He enjoys a carrot in his bed while I do a quick 2826-minute guided meditation to try to avoid another high-strung day like yesterday.
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The weather became so rough that the crew strung ropes across the deck for people to cling to as they made their way to the toilets.
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Its fighters have booby-trapped homes, ringed the city with belts of improvised landmines and strung tarpaulins across the main streets to conceal them from drones.
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Even if she is too "hood" or too forward, she doesn't deserve to be strung along by Lawrence while he tries to get over his ex.
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If you're to believe writer Helen Garner's 2004 account of Anu's trial, the 25-year-old law student was a master manipulator—privileged, highly strung, narcissistic.
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Tsitsipas, who strung together four wins over top-10 players in Toronto before falling to Nadal in Sunday's final, converted just one of eight break points.
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Ozturk had bandaged ears, bad rope burns and bruising high on his arms, raising suspicions he had been strung up by his arms bound behind him.
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Part of the crop is hung to dry in late September, strung up from trees, roofs and on walls - where they look like thick, crimson ivy.
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LONDON — Communist Chinese troops in division strength are being transferred from China's border with India to the strung-out frontier along Sinkiang facing the Soviet Union.
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As Shawa snipped the ribbon strung across his store's door and smiled, across town, a bigger and angrier crowd had assembled outside the US attorney's office.
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Fifteen years earlier, strung out on drugs after a night of partying, she was involved in a car accident that took the life of a cyclist.
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Forests of giant luminescent kelp strung over ancient clockwork machines, elaborate ruins dotting the sea floor, mermaids and talking seahorses and leviathans the size of skyscrapers.
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They play on towering screens in Times Square theaters just as well as they do on bedsheets strung from tree to tree in a backyard patio.
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When you've got several of those moments strung together, you're not only ahead of the curve — you've likely got a very strong film on your hands.
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Sibanye's Cooke site appeared quiet on Monday with the road to the Cooke 1 and 2 shafts blocked off by a chain strung along three barrels.
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It was a community wrought with the typical symbols of urban ghettos: sneakers strung on telephone lines, drug paraphernalia-littered streets, and barely kept apartment buildings.
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Up high, close enough for God to hear him scream, a man is strung upon a harp and played by a devil with long white claws.
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Each December to March honey season, each of the 260 beehives strung along the fence could produce as much as 30 kg of honey, farmers said.
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Their mixes feel as much like scrapbooks, intimate stitched together collections of sounds and moments that really matter to them, rather than just songs strung together.
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Los Angeles blew the game open in the fourth as Hernandez, Logan Forsythe, Barnes and Puig strung together four straight hits to make it 7-0.
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I hope your parents strung an inspiring mobile above you, or at least painted the ceiling with a fake sky, or else you're probably really bored.
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After a slow start with bogeys at the fourth and fifth holes, the eight-times LPGA Tour winner strung together three consecutive birdies from the sixth.
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Colorado strung together three successive two-out hits in the fourth, with shortstop Trevor Story capping that stretch with an RBI single that scored Carlos Gonzalez.
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He's let Howard shoulder the blame for Chuck's suicide, he's stolen from an innocent man, he's strung up and threatened the teenage thugs who robbed him.
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He's a working-dog breed, so they're high-strung in the first place, and if I don't take him to get any exercise, he's pretty crazy.
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"Mentally, the toughest part for me is seeing all the strung out junkies in San Francisco," a driver named Austin told Business Insider in an interview.
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Cousins has strung together eight consecutive double-doubles and has seven 22-point outings in January and is averaging 214 points and 244 rebounds this month.
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Our new home is the Ark, an amalgamation of space stations that have been strung together into an enormous Frankenstein's monster of an orbital living space.
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That concordance of organs lives within us like sea creatures throbbing on a coral reef, strung there as on our skeleton as long as conditions allow.
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Brianne is the hard-driving, higher-strung overachiever: world-class in no individual event yet committed to squeezing every bit of toothpaste out of the tube.
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The tree comes pre-strung with 50 white lights that can be set to blink or hold steady, faux gold berries, and real albeit tiny pinecones.
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Ramos may have been quick to unholster the code violation, but he demonstrated patience after that as Kyrgios strung together a couplet of obscenities in protest.
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Altuve strung together five consecutive three-hit performances prior to the break, the longest streak since Hall-of-Famer George Brett's six-game run in 103.
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A small part of the bottom is cut off before the onions are strung together on a metal wire, about 50 or so at a time.
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In Cambodia's northern Strung Treng province, nearly 1,300 families that were also affected by the flooding from the dam in Laos were moved to higher ground.
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It all switches up halfway through, when the tracks cut out and a clean guitar comes in, but the song returns to its strung-out origins.
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The problem is that Melania strung together a long sequence of these clichés in exactly the same order as they were found in Michelle Obama's speech.
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I idolized pop culture figures like Rory Gilmore, Lizzie McGuire, and Joey Potter — high-strung perfectionists whose elevated standards and careful decisions led them to success.
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My grandfather could see the energy strung along the cords of its musculature, could almost hear the music it held in tension, waiting to be struck.
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That was why the little Ruger remained so long in a drawer in my desk, rendered inoperative by a cable gun lock strung through its innards.
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Both series are about families of high-strung fools who try to compensate for the emptiness at their core with the status symbols of extreme wealth.
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In Her Smell, Elisabeth Moss is the mesmerizing whirling dervish Becky Something, the strung-out lead singer of a '90s riot grrrl group called Something She.
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One inmate's widow said officials had doused the area with gasoline, which fueled a fire through the small cells strung with hammocks and divided with sheets.
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She strung a hammock up in the front yard, where she could watch her elementary-school-age sons play on their scooters while she sipped coffee.
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Aaron Asis has strung fuchsia parachute cord through the chapel at Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery as part of a series of interventions at the burial ground.
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"With so much excellent reporting out there, why do 96 percent of Americans believe the media should be strung up by its own bowels?" she asked.
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In Her Smell, Elisabeth Moss plays the mesmerizing whirling dervish Becky Something, the strung-out lead singer of a '211s riot grrrl group called Something She.
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" Strung across it like the pieces of a coat of mail were "cords holding tiny bronze figures of animals of all kinds — a thousand of them.
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Queen Elizabeth has also worn the tiara without any drops, letting the intertwined diamond circles strung together with a diamond ribbon on top have the spotlight.
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Cobb has strung together four quality starts while notching three victories, including his last outing in which he limited Cleveland to three runs over seven innings.
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Strung with fairy lights, the bar floats in the East River, anchored off WNYC Transmitter Park, on an edge of Greenpoint best reached by that ferry.
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Many detainees had their wrists bound behind their backs before being strung up by them; some were left hanging for days, others until they stopped breathing.
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The Miracles From Heaven actress, 47, shared an adorable photo to Instagram on Tuesday of her large, wooden chicken coop strung with multi-colored Christmas lights.
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In Her Smell, Elisabeth Moss plays the mesmerizing whirling dervish Becky Something, the strung-out lead singer of a '90s riot grrrl group called Something She.
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He took it off and tearfully gave it to me, a symbol of how much he loved me and also how strung out we all were.
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Here I've strung together some of the most relevant bits: I'm not disputing that increasing CO2 emissions in the atmosphere is going to have an impact.
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Several of her fiber sculptures are strung from the ceiling, creating an eerie suggestion of just what she'd like to do with some of her subjects.
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But for Pryor—whose life was an extended tragedy strung between child abuse and Parkinson's disease—his misery is the root of the deepest, worthiest laughs.
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The image we have of her is colored by her husband's characters — high-strung, vivacious manic pixie dream girls, with a melancholy streak à la Daisy Buchanan.
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The Rays had only three hits in the first five innings, and all three were singles strung together in the third inning for a 0003-2000 lead.
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But the boy's family wasn't convinced, seeing -- as the movie does, too -- something else in the body that had been strung up for the world to see.
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He was arrested in 2011 by agents from air-force intelligence, blindfolded and taken to a cell where he was strung from the ceiling by his wrists.
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The satellites, strung out like a line of glowing army ants, shone brightly as they moved along their orbit around Earth, clearly visible to the naked eye.
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Both Chappelle and Pryor dismantled expectations of black male cool by presenting themselves as both manic and cerebral, bodies strung so tight with ideas they appeared clenched.
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Strung together by samples from the wrestling shows and late-night televangelists that characterised Mat's upbringing, the album was made with outdated equipment and only one microphone.
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It's like they are able to retain pieces of their other memories, but have strung them together in a different way to create a slightly varying backstory.
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These are strung together from simple carbohydrates, so they also break down into sugar, but because they do so more slowly, your blood-sugar levels remain steadier.
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Proteins, which carry out almost all the basic functions of life, from respiration to reproduction, are all made of 20 smaller molecules strung together into a chain.
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The alone time before you went out might have recharged you enough to make it through the night, but chances are you're now feeling totally strung out.
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Tarpaulins shield militants from drones: All along the length of al-Mansour street in central Raqqa is a blanket of massive tarpaulins strung up from the buildings.
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I'd never been to Vegas, I didn't know that was a dish you can order—I just thought he had, like, absurdly strung these two words together!
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Houston gave Keuchel all the support he'd need in the fifth inning when they strung together a two-out rally against Texas ace Yu Darvish (5-4).
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This season struggled with plots strung out far longer than they needed to be, but by doing this, the writers have neatly wrapped up all of them.
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But it is all part and parcel of this firehose of narrative that is strung together via small tasks that build into big mechanical and plot movements.
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They let him kill two of the murderers they had strung up, though both we and The Hound understand this is much less satisfying than axe murder.
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His 493 consecutive double-doubles stand as the nation's longest streak to start a season since Tim Duncan strung together 17 in 1996-97 for Wake Forest.
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He began selling sewing machines and vacuum cleaners door to door, following the wires strung over newly electrified parts of town to find and court his customers.
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The workers strung a banner from one of the shipyard's cranes with a call to "Save our Shipyard", according to a blog posted on the union's website.
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For emotionally strung-out family members trying to obtain the most basic details they're entitled to, this lack of cooperation is not only frustrating but potentially harmful.
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Alex Gordon also hit a home run before the Royals strung together a series of hits in a four-run seventh inning that broke the game open.
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In the days before the Missouri's arrival, Turks scrubbed the streets and taxis, spiffed up the brothels, and strung the word WELCOME in lights throughout the city.
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We passed little coastal towns strung out along the beaches — clusters of low houses with thatched palm roofs and a few canoes pulled up on the sand.
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These ever-so-slightly-tinted, blue-light lenses work like low-light sunglass lenses without exuding the look of a bored, hungover, or strung-out movie star.
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"Anyone who watched the NetSuite transaction — inside or outside of Oracle — knows nearly everything in that narrative is strung together fiction masquerading as fact," she told us.
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Layout: New York's Kennedy operates six remote terminals, numbered 1, 2, 4, 5, 7 and 8, strung together by an intra-airport Airtrain outside of security checkpoints.
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But by forcing them together it functions like a montage of sun streaming between stormclouds—unconnected moments of beauty strung together to make something even more astounding.
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The rooftop terrace, shielded by plants and strung up with makeshift lights, feels like it doesn't belong here wedged amid the vertical crush of glass and steel.
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Pros: 8 feet wide, 430 pre-strung LED lights, 1,438 branch tips, sturdy, easy-to-assembleCons: No foot-control for lights, a storage bag is not included
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A year later he set a world record for the fastest wire walk, traversing a 60-foot wire strung between two hot air balloons in 38.35 seconds.
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The superstructure is mostly wood, strung with lights and painted in the bright Ukrainian national colors of yellow and blue, as well as red, purple, and green.
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The beehives have to be strung on a wire sturdy enough to hold them up, but not so sturdy that the hives can't sway in the breeze.
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"People like me get strung up in Iran, so the idea that what's going on is equivalent is just wrong," said during an appearance on The View.
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" He told us he's been far more strung out on opioids in the past, but feels he needs treatment now to get him "over that last hump.
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Sputtering and high-strung, April tiptoes up to the edge of self-assertion, and then falls backward into a familiar pit of shame, self-doubt and frustration.
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Whatever you are bleeds into others, and earlier in my career, I was a little bit more high-strung and I worried about things that didn't matter.
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Then, two years ago, the city's mining giant, Norilsk Nickel, strung a fiber-optic cable across 6003 miles of tundra and under the vast, icy Yenisey River.
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With its 2000,21 islands strung across the Equator, many with their own unique plants and animals, separated by relatively short distances, Indonesia is a naturalist's promised land.
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All the moves seem to be paying off at once: The Fire, who are unbeaten at home in 2017, recently strung together an 11-game unbeaten streak.
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Authorities even "strung rope and barbed wire around a 12-square-block section of Chinatown," NPR reported, holding Chinese immigrants inside while allowing white residents to evacuate.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson shared Lowell's sense of the inevitability of temperament: "the iron wire ," as Emerson put it, upon which the moods, like glass beads, were strung.
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The blaze in New Delhi's Karol Bagh neighborhood, a warren of narrow alleyways with electrical wiring strung helter-skelter, was the second major fire there this year.
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Trainees who ran afoul of the instructors were strung up from trees and used for target practice, he recalled — a claim that experts on cartels found plausible.
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Graham said Wednesday that he would vote "no" on the measure, arguing that Congress has strung together too many short-term funding bills, according to NBC News.
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And that is how, having been asked to stay in a small village, I found myself gathering the rosary beads of hamlets strung along the border area.
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On March 31, 2014, four American contractors working for Blackwater were killed, their bodies burned and strung up on a bridge in the Iraqi city of Fallujah.
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Ottawa strung together good zone play midway through the period, and Pageau tipped in a shot by Tyler Ennis to tie it 1-1 at 9:55.
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She and her husband, Alvin Nibbs, have been living under a temporary tarp that British soldiers strung over the one remaining room of their house last year.
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While the dough firmed up, Mr. Chan brought out some pre-baked cookies: small gingerbread people, large gingerbread people, circles that could be strung as ball ornaments.
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It doesn't feel right that kids should be watching and interacting with something that doesn't exist, and is just a puppet being strung up by some guy.
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Next to the washing machine is a large fridge-freezer, and wires strung across the tent's wooden frame lead to a television, DVD player, and other electronics.
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"Touched With Fire" is an actor's field day, and both Mr. Kirby and Ms. Holmes boldly meet the challenge of playing bright, high-strung artists struggling with depression.
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Perez and his team spent hours every day, for weeks at a time, talking to moderators about the elaborate hacks they'd strung together to make Reddit work better.
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Today, Chastagner's team hangs the branches on racks or wire clotheslines strung across a temperature-controlled concrete cistern, where they rest without water for seven to 10 days.
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A previous show in Miami ended before it even began when a strung-out Johnny stumbled out onstage and begged Saul for help in front of the audience.
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Episode 8If The Crown was 27 Dresses, Elizabeth would be Katherine Heigl's character: high-strung, martyr complex, unable to relinquish control, stickler for the rules at all costs.
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In truth, the burpee is actually a whole bunch of functional movements strung together: the squat, the plank, the push-up, the squat thrust, and the straight jump.
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We see clothes strung on lines against an afternoon sky, women sitting at their windows gazing out, men chatting, reading newspapers on their stoops, and children playing stickball.
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But the indivisibility of Mr. Epperson and his alter ego was evident in his program of obscure show tunes, some outfitted with new lyrics and strung into medleys.
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Some are lists, like one that is constructed solely of excerpts from interviews with multiple family members about her mother that are strung together like a single monologue.
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Power takes the form of military bases and listening posts strung out across the Pacific and Indian Oceans, from Alaska to South Korea to Australia to Diego Garcia.
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Traditionally, text-to-speech models have been "concatenative", consisting of very short segments recorded by a human and then strung together as in the acoustic model described above.
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It told the story of the French high-wire walker Philippe Petit, who strung a cable between the two towers of the World Trade Center in August 1974.
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The innocent-looking male romantic lead of White Nights, Park Gun-woo (played by Jin Goo), is a figurehead who's strung along emptily, and betrayed at every turn.
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On Monday, a British man was arrested on suspicion of a public order offence after the penis-themed fairy lights strung up outside his house attracted police attention.
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The pumice is strung out in long streamers, suggesting it has been smeared and distorted by ocean currents and weather as the pumice floats along the ocean surface.
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Indians RH Trevor Bauer (11-8, 4.24) Gonzalez has strung together three straight quality starts since returning from the disabled list, allowing six runs over 20 innings combined.
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Jean Segura, Mitch Haniger and Cruz then strung together ground-ball hits to left field in succession, with Cruz plating Segura to cut the deficit to one run.
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Shortly after Hannah's strung-out ex Justin (Brandon Flynn) accuses a confused Clay of being "not so innocent," Clay receives a package in the mail from Hannah herself.
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The Ultimate Productivity Bundle — $9.00 See Details Want to write copy so good that people would buy the product immediately after reading the magical words you strung together?
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Races are won and lost on how quickly and smoothly the rider can leap off one horse and up onto the next without spooking the highly-strung thoroughbreds.
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At that time, he was completely strung out on codeine and so alarmingly paranoid that no one wanted to be around him—even his now-fiancé, Keyshia Ka'oir.
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Thugger goes off about buying the new Louis Vuitton and his desire to "fuck every bitch under the sun," but he's more strung-out than he is thrilled.
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The space agency strung those pictures along into a time-lapse, showing for the first time Jupiter's moons Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto in orbit around the planet.
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Coming off the final climb and with the peloton strung out, Sky's Michal Kwiatkowsi burst into the lead and stayed out in front until the final two kilometers.
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He has strung together six consecutive 20-point efforts and recorded his second double-double of the season by collecting 10 rebounds in the victory over the Pilots.
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As multiple biographies have noted over the last 2000 years, he is a particularly modern figure — high-strung, quotable, irritable, irreligious, prone to bouts of anxiety and depression.
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The tree also comes pre-strung with 300 microlights, so while it's very much decorated, you can add extra ornaments and a tree topper to truly complete it.
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Over the course of three hours, my video colleagues moved the couch, took down the drapes and strung lights from the ceiling to turn it into a studio.
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"Anthropocene" is an anthology of misery, filmed by three different directors but strung together by an overarching voiceover which provides context and factual information in each new scene.
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His best friend was dead, most of his other close brothers were locked up on long bids, and he found out another partner was strung out on meth.
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Yehi also found a fondness for the graceful chain wrestling of the UK—hold/counterhold exchanges smoothly strung together—which lent itself perfectly to his amateur wrestling background.
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Disco balls are strung across the field, giant white balloons float through the crowd, and the six-piece band lights into a groove, foregrounding splintering epileptic LED lights.
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The lights are strung onto the branches (instead of being built into the branch tips), but the bulbs are secured with bulb locks so they won't fall off.
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Jake's parents knew he could be high-strung; in middle school, they sent him to a therapist when he was too scared to sleep in his own room.
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Anguished, restless, high-strung, desolate, Munch (21893-21910) was a young boy when his mother died of tuberculosis; his beloved older sister, Sophie, succumbed to the same disease.
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Still, I think that there's a lot to enjoy from rap that celebrates the thrill of a bunch of words being strung together in the coolest possible way.
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Some nights, after I've been working on homework for hours and I have a migraine from exhaustion, I turn on the blue Christmas lights strung around my room.
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Men strung out across the fields, the trusty shooters stalking the edge, the driver on his mule, the caller yelling to the sun, throwing his working song out.
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Northwestern strung together a 17-6 run to close the first half to stay within reach at 34-28, but cold shooting in the second wrecked the Wildcats.
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For a player as tensely strung as Djokovic, as eager to be admired, it must have been excruciating to find himself at the center of an amorphous scandal.
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Driver has a hint of Basil Rathbone, but without the dash, and the time may come when he delivers the most highly strung Sherlock Holmes ever witnessed onscreen.
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We came upon a long, narrow encampment: families who had strung hammocks between the posts of the walkway or laid mattresses on the concrete, out of the rain.
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Rexy has a cohort of sidekicks called the Coach Beasts, anthropomorphized leather bones strung on key chains: Steggy, a stegosaurus; Tricky, a triceratops; and Woolly, a woolly mammoth.
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There were three customers, all white, strung together on three adjoining barstools, and the bartender, also white, and fat, with big buttery arms in a short-sleeved shirt.
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The Dow, an index that measures American corporate stock performance, strung together a series of record highs in the five weeks after Trump's shocking election: http://bit.ly/2kkXDHt.
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He tied Bourmeche's shoelaces together, then took the belt, wrapped it around Bourmeche's neck, strung it under his laces and tightened it so Bourmeche bent at the waist.
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In double-overtime, Cloud9 found an incredible groove and strung together a tournament-winning string of victories over a a FaZe Clan that just couldn't keep up anymore.
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He was a man who had spent time in kitchens, half drunk or strung out, beaten delirious by exhaustion, eating meals leaned against appliances, hovering over the trash.
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Families huddled under tarpaulins strung through trees, and the people we met thought they would be able to go home in a few days, a few weeks at most.
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Underscoring the significance of the project for Hebei, a slogan on a government sign strung across a newly-erected building on the site says: "No delay and no rest".
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The Dream Angels Fantasy Bras took 1,380 hours of work by Mouawad's jewelers, which involved hand-setting diamonds, rubies, sapphires and multi-colored gemstones, strung together with 18K gold.
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Following President Donald Trump's executive orders restricting travel from seven Muslim-majority nations on Friday, a number of protests have strung up across the country, under the banner #MuslimBan.
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On a noose-like loop from each of these pegs, Cloud had strung one or more of what look like women's belts, many with decorative sparkles or shiny surfaces.
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Dreamcatcher exists on a fascinating intersection of bad Stephen King, 90s lunacy, and 2000s militancy, strung together in an ill-shaped talisman only useful for catching the strangest dreams.
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He was ensconced on the floor in the lounge downstairs, wallowing in a pit of Lego and candy wrappers, strung out on sugar and hypnotized by large screen cartoons.
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" But the doctors – every one of them for 10 months – took note of the fact that Gilda was a high-strung person and kept telling her, "No, don't worry.
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Instead, it's more like a series of music videos strung together by a simple love story; there's a real strength in how light and carefree the film's storytelling is.
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She tells her there were nine times that she and Darla's father came down to look for her when she was strung out and they hadn't heard from her.
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Click here to view original GIFYou've probably seen slackliners at the park, balancing a few feet above the ground on a thin strap strung between a pair of trees.
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Allison Williams plays a high-strung twenty-something on the hit TV show Girls, trying to carve out her career path while balancing the ups and downs of adulthood.
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That characteristic allows them to be strung onto long-chain polymer molecules, like threading popcorn onto string so your Christmas tree looks like it was decorated in the 1800s.
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Aldo Retirement To add to the UFC's list of unsettled fighters, Jose Aldo also claims to have been strung along with negotiations for the November 12 date as well.
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On Wednesday, investigators in white protective coveralls sifted through a garbage can within a perimeter of yellow caution tape strung from trees in a different part of Canarsie Park.
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The Reds strung together four hits against Brewers starter Brandon Woodruff in the bottom of the first inning, with Yasiel Puig's infield dribbler driving in Winker from third base.
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It was a sparse room, with just a handful of people working quietly at desks and two Cassie robots strung up by harnesses at one end of the office.
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Across the street Lillian, her newest recruit, hung laundry on lines strung from porch roof and stair railings to branches of the high, dusty bushes that protected her garden.
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Fox Fodder Farm provided the hearts dripping in flowers that hung from the ceiling of the wedding tent, and the 18 bridesmaids wore bright orange flowers strung into necklaces.
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But "The Deuce" works equally well as a snapshot of its time -- or really a series of snapshots that, strung together, bring the show's ugly reality into illuminating focus.
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Just a couple good swings by Lee, strung a few hits together, Seager doinked one in for another hit and the next thing you know we've got another ballgame.
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Still, you have to wonder what a director like Michael Moore could have strung on the strong thread of this strange fable from the era of income inequality. video
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She's been strung along for years by the evil Jasper Wick (the updated Mr. Wickham), who sleeps with her between official romances, doling out the occasional crumb of affection.
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Plot-wise, "Riverkeep" could be characterized as a series of unfortunately fortunate, or fortunately unfortunate, events strung together in a frenzy of activity that lacks suspense or dramatic punch.
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Editorial It's ridiculous that Donald Trump's immigration proposals — not so much a policy as empty words strung together and repeated — should have propelled him as far as they have.
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Danny Boyle's cult classic — about a Scottish heroin addict (Ewan McGregor) who tries to kick the habit, with no help from his strung-out friends — celebrates its 20th anniversary.
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SAN FRANCISCO — In this season of random assassinations and political uproar, who could resist the temptation to supplement a high-strung and frightening reality with some gentle make-believe?
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"We cannot assume that we're going to see a 12-vehicle convey strung out on a highway coming out of a tunnel, all nice and lined up," said Pike.
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Sara Armour and Jessica Brodkin, a life coach and a reiki healer, respectively, have strung together a beautiful phrase, "full moon comedy," as the theme for their next show.
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Metacritic score: 69 In Her Smell, Elisabeth Moss is the mesmerizing whirling dervish Becky Something, the strung-out lead singer of a '90s riot grrrl group called Something She.
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The cover features her dirtied, sitting in a rocking chair with a rifle across her lap, a snake at her feet and a dead cock strung up beside her.
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Businesses are also strung along Liberty Avenue, where Milk Farm Supermarket offers bins of yucca, ginger and Korean batata; and Rockaway Boulevard, the home of Enzo's, another popular pizzeria.
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Iron bracelets were worn for protection or a wolf's tooth or bit of coral was strung around the neck; sometimes a steel knife was suspended over the baby's cradle.
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But this 2009 performance is the perfect embodiment of what made her huge, with its high-strung dancing, massive vocals, and a stunning breakdown on a white grand piano.
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Yes, it is nearly time for the annual appearance of Mari Lwyd: a horse skull with beer bottle eyes, shrouded in white linen and strung with ribbons and bells.
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Twin Peaks: The Return — like all of David Lynch's oeuvre — is strung together more by dream logic and intuition than by the normal rules of time, space, and dimensionality.
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For at a following visit, my father brought home a young woman off the street, about my age, strung out on something that made her move like a shadow.
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Undaunted, the Blues strung together three victories in which they outscored the Sharks, 12-2, as the rookie goalie Jordan Binnington saved 75 of the 63 shots he faced.
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The whole thing is a string of cliches strung together for someone who doesn't really know anything about that world to make them think they have, like, inside information.
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Her characters are high-strung women in the thick of busy lives, whose interiors Metcalf, from the midst of her own busy life, evokes with care, ingenuity and intensity.
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Beneath twinkling lights strung across the ceiling, Lindsay Henderson, a nurse practitioner, was one of several guests who said they had not yet decided whom to support for Senate.
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We are both on antidepressants: The cat because he's high-strung, and me because I left my abusive family household last year and have had panic attacks and guilt.
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At its hellish climax, when Vronsky, Anna's lover (played as callous by Taner Sahinturk), takes a tumble, the peasant standing in for his mare is strung up and hanged.
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The failure is a big blow for Incyte, which has strung deals with major drugmakers to test its immunotherapy epacadostat in combination with their cancer drugs in separate trials.
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Cleveland's Carlos Santana has strung together back-to-back two-hit performances after experiencing a 3-for-24 funk during which he didn't score or drive in a run.
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The city, built mostly from native stone, is "strung out along the creek like pearls on a necklace," observed Ronald Pen, a professor emeritus at the University of Kentucky.
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This process is likely to be strung out even more, with an additional 2.6 million reviews to conduct over the next 10 years, as stated in the proposed rule.
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Fleetwood, who shot a course record 63 here at last year's Dunhill Links Championship, strung together six birdies in a sizzling round but the Englishman was not entirely satisfied.
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What resulted has been a team a lot better than people expected, although the players themselves say they are not surprised by the victories they have now strung together.
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The reason is that he has, as most every child has done, made a little fort in his room out of a curtain strung across a couple of chairs.
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It was a history, his work made clear, that bound black lives together "like beads strung on a necklace of pain," as he wrote in The Times in 1976.
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The most daring move, though, was the new girlfriend, who was a lanky, striking, high-strung and highly sexual ball of fire played with utter conviction by Madeline Wise.
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Instead, this episode is made up of a lot of little random things strung together, some of which we assume are going to come back into play in subsequent episodes.
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The fossils revealed a long "ropelike" central nerve cord that extended throughout the body, with visible clusters of nerve tissue arranged along the cord, like beads strung on a thread.
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Owners of one- and two-family homes have carved up their basements into makeshift dorms, illicitly constructed with narrow hallways, shaky walls and electrical wiring strung together like knotted shoelaces.
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On Weibo, different photos with a banner strung across restaurants and warning Americans of increased prices due to the trade war tariffs were being shared across the social media site.
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That's not to say "Treadstone" will be for everybody, but it manages to wed the serialized qualities of a TV series with the high-strung paranoia that powered the movies.
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"WE ARE like dogs in the street, while your men occupy our homes," read one of the banners strung up by Tamil protesters, mostly women in saris and ragged children.
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If you're really in need of some Game of Thrones theories, it's a lot more fun to read the ones strung together by people who don't actually watch the show.
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Collaborating with students, most of whom had never before seen a slide projection, she created a light box filled with strung-together slides, like a reliquary for their imagined narratives.
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But these products often still require a patchwork of digital connections to make them work just the way you want them, because of how many ecosystems are being strung together.
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Only McLaren, with 11 in a row in a near-perfect 1988 season with champions Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost, have strung together a better run in the modern era.
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"When I walked out to the shed on Sunday, I saw this brown snake strung up by a daddy long legs in its web," Lees told Mashable Australia via email.
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Every few weeks his family joins the crowd waiting behind a chain strung across a nearby alleyway to receive food aid from the World Food Program and a local charity.
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J.Crew's longtime design chief Jenna Lyons is leaving the struggling apparel company, which has strung together a series of sales declines at its namesake label over the past few years.
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Looking at them now evokes the quiet charm of early internet pixel art; just a few dozen points strung together, and a high-heeled shoe or a rocking horse appears.
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It's called "Pulled Down," and it's a half-hearted ode to self-destruction , played by Becky in the studio when she's too strung out to function; her creativity suffers accordingly.
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The city of Paris also spends millions of dollars every year to light up its river banks, and at night, the bridges look like bright necklaces strung across the river.
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Lois was hanging a sheet on the line he'd strung up for her, from a hook on one of the porch posts to a hook screwed into the maple tree.
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She strung together part-time nursing jobs until she could find a full-time position at St. Clare's Hospital in Denville, N.J. She works there now admitting emergency room patients.
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In April 23, an avalanche on the south side of the mountain killed 2000 Nepalese passing through the Khumbu Icefall, a stretch of ice towers strung with ropes and ladders.
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