Imagine being stuck on a Tinder date that lasts three days during which you're stuck on a boat?
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Right now, we are kind of stuck on our narrative and they are kind of stuck on theirs.
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Found out these things are actually stuck on girls nipples.
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Duquesne's men's basketball team is stuck on the Pennsylvania Turnpike!
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OPEC, on the other hand, is stuck on the sidelines.
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Vehicles stuck on the road during in Zhengzhou, China, Sept.
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If you're still stuck on smooth, she has some tips.
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It's hard to tell who's stuck on the playground here.
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Cars stuck on flooded O'Neal Lane in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
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Don't want to get stuck on the long TSA lines?
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It's very easy to get stuck on the dangerous surface.
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Another woman got stuck on the way home from work.
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He was very stuck on having a son like him.
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Being stuck on the phone with call centers is painful.
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And I've been stuck on the subject for years now.
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I do always get a little stuck on a Saturday.
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"I'm just stuck on the plain language here," he said.
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And in "The Martian," Matt Damon is stuck on Mars.
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Chau repeated himself, a nervous smile stuck on his face.
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KS: I'm still stuck on 220 miles, but go ahead.
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Some students were stuck on a bus for 10 hours.
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He was a power drill, a blender stuck on purée.
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How Goldman Sachs got stuck on a bad Burberry trade.
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That's all I do when I'm stuck on the Beltway.
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"I think we are still stuck on the first prong."
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But for years now, we have been stuck on acknowledgment.
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He was stuck on her all right, for a time.
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The parents and kids now stuck on the island. pic.twitter.
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Stuck on base, his ambitions crushed, Jared started coming unglued.
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No can do: For now, Zeke is stuck on the outside.
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Here's a similar take from YouTuber NerdItUp: Still stuck on one?
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I am completely stuck on the stupid, pandering surface of Paperclips.
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Dany was stuck on proving to Cersei that she isn't weak.
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I'll finish this podcast I've been stuck on eventually.... 2 p.m.
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Otherwise, you'll spend the the sales extravaganza stuck on the waitlist.
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I drew its screen, and stuck on Smarties for the buttons.
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The vehicle got stuck on a muddy road through a bog.
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This is the one elevator you want to get stuck on.
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Getting something stuck on your teeth out after trying for minutes.
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It&aposs not being stuck on one side of the floor.
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Reset my Google Home Mini & I'm stuck on this screen. pic.twitter.
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Apparently, eyes being stuck on a phone could also cause injuries.
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One woman is killing it, yes, but she's stuck on cable.
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I just heard that the press is stuck on their airplane.
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Someone might help you get past that crossing you're stuck on.
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Stuck on what color dye to use for Rey's Jakku rags?
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Tourist Danielle Dickinson told CNN she was stuck on Koh Tao.
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Sunday, but passengers were stuck on the runway until 11 a.m.
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Molly is stuck on a fantasy that no man can fulfill.
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There are 13,000 migrants stuck on the Greek border with Macedonia.
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"We cannot just be stuck on brick and mortar," he said.
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When you're stuck on a math problem, do they get involved?
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The group's decade of shared history is stuck on the platform.
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In the meantime, the lifelong workaholic is stuck on the sidelines.
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Most of us are stuck on the hamster wheel of consumerism.
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"We can't get stuck on a fixed narrative," the pollster said.
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If they're using an iPhone, they're usually pretty stuck on iPhone.
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CIVITAVECCHIA, Italy — Thousands of passengers stuck on a towering cruise ship.
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In academia, astrophysicists can spend years stuck on a singular problem.
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"We're pretty well stuck on the 2900 years," Hatch said Tuesday.
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Still no word why that study was stuck on my fridge.
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"We're pretty well stuck on the 10 years," Hatch said Tuesday.
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Not all poets got stuck on the beauty of the birds.
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This will inevitably get caught on chair legs and stuck on corners.
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Duquesne University's Men's Basketball team were among those stuck on the road.
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Like the character itself, the show seems stuck on reliving the past.
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Whilst my peers were nailing standard deviation I was stuck on algebra.
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Harper, 7, and Holt's, 2, masterpieces aren't just stuck on the fridge.
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He's stuck on the lead female replicant, whose name he can't remember.
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Whiskey was stuck on the roof of his Spring Lake Park home.
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Because of course it's the trolly's fault she's stuck on a hill.
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I feel like we get stuck on this word "mentoring" a lot.
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It appears this column is stuck on a loop of its own.
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Our main character is stuck on a dying ship floating in space.
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There's also a Windows tablet stuck on the back, if that helps.
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I really liked it, but was stuck on writing whatever I released.
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Over here, we're still stuck on how amazing the new map is.
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He Got Stuck on a Zip-Line During the 2012 London Olympics.
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It turns out Holland was stuck on the set of another movie.
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Or eternally stuck on the sidelines while all your friends pair off?
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Giancarlo Stanton remained stuck on 299 career homers, going 0-for-4.
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GoPro cameras are stuck on just about every surface we can find.
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The results are then stuck on the front and rear body panels.
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I was stuck on the Q train for thirty minutes this morning.
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I didn't want to be stuck on a bus until 10 p.m.
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But then I got stuck on that JELLYFISH for a long time.
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A misstep could leave an expensive robot stuck on another planet forever.
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Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain found herself stuck on Tuesday afternoon.
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Chapter 10 finds the group in enemy territory, stuck on a train.
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When he's stuck on a particularly difficult passage, he writes by hand.
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The backs of my legs were stuck on that itchy wool skirt.
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I just assumed that we'd be together, not stuck on different continents.
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Lee, a white musician from Florida, was stuck on dreary old Earth.
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"Don't get stuck on what the trends are right now," Grafman said.
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For now, at least, Bonds and Clemens remain stuck on those numbers.
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If you're stuck on making a decision, talk it out with someone!
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He can't swim, and he seemed to get stuck on a rock.
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"Believe it or not, people get stuck on this one," says Drexler.
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Walking over, however, I realize I'm stuck on a more basic question.
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If everyone remains stuck on names as they are, we'll be blocked.
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Trying to customize my bangle but it's stuck on the AOL loading sigil.
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The terrifying event occurred after the female dog became stuck on the tracks.
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TV manufacturers seem to be a bit stuck on where to go next.
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Scarborough has been stuck on the drawing board since its discovery in 1979.
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It is also improving font converters for those stuck on Zawgyi, it said.
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His wife was stuck on the freeway when he spoke to BuzzFeed News.
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An inmate died from injuries sustained when he got stuck on a fence.
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I randomly went with the wizard and got stuck on picking a username.
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"If you're stuck on a deserted island, that's a different story," Tierno says.
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Swift even sports a dress with alleged fabric daisies stuck on to it.
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He was Ernest Shackleton and he got stuck on a metaphorical ice floe.
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For people stuck on the outside looking in, the view is turning dark.
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"Stuck on a @britishairways plane on runway at @JFKairport," tweeted another passenger, ShaanKhan.
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Even the most experienced wine connoisseurs get stuck on a stubborn cork sometimes.
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UPDATE: Several people are still stuck on a roller coaster at Sea World.
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Meanwhile, the bureau was stuck on silent for the month and couldn't respond.
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Think of the needle being stuck on one track and playing one tune.
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People tend to get stuck on the numbers, and rightly so, they're impressive.
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If he gets stuck on a sale, he may use a hockey analogy.
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People were pressed against railings, got stuck on fences, crawled underneath the stage.
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"Lost" charts the story of plane-crash survivors stuck on a mysterious island.
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What happened: Jon's party captured a wight and got stuck on the ice.
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" Playlist: "Baby I'm Yours" / "Cornerstone" / "505" / "Mardy Bum" / "Stuck on the puzzle" / "No.
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Instead, lightly scrub out any stuck-on food with water and a sponge.
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And if you're stuck on what to do, your moon is your guide.
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I got a little stuck on the lower left hand corner as well.
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Mr. Powell said the Fed was stuck on the edge of a rooftop.
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What if you find yourself stuck on an empty college campus for Thanksgiving?
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And let's face it, you're stuck on the couch for the foreseeable future!
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Several minutes later, the group got stuck on a tiny piece of blocking.
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But advisors are still stuck on planning for goals that are already outdated.
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They're still stuck on the Ronald Reagan "Welfare Queen" narrative about black dependency.
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This is not a bike you want to get stuck on without power.
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One was safely rescued but the other got stuck on the power line.
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She told CNN she was stuck on the tarmac for almost an hour.
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The majority are now stuck on the Turkish side, without shelter or food.
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" The pair recently complained they had previously been stuck on the "Democrat plantation.
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Airlines around the world are also losing money during the grounding after seeing orders delayed, having to maintain planes stuck on the ground, and having to cancel flights and even entire routes as the plane is stuck on the ground.
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So before you're stuck on the waitlist, check out all the dreamy styles ahead.
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Eventually, the phone can get stuck on the Apple logo instead of powering on.
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But then you're stuck on a boat with a guy whom we don't know.
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There's no extra functionality, no connection to a Bluetooth tracker stuck on your keyring.
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Cars are stuck on a mud-covered road after the earthquake in Sapporo, Hokkaido.
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You won't face challenging enemies or get stuck on overly complex puzzles in Oxenfree.
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We were stuck on the ground in basically a friendly, reasonably well-organized country.
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What happens when Star-Lord and Katniss Everdeen are stuck on a spaceship together?
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A further 35 percent may be stuck on the coast and in the ocean.
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Pokémon can get stuck on the "Nearby" radar when they're not actually there anymore.
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We were stuck on a train in France when the main story was written.
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No different than Arizona — we got two and tonight we were stuck on one.
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On the walk back to work my inner monologue was stuck on a loop.
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If you're seeing a maximum of 3,000 or less then you're stuck on 720p.
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Anyone who's ever been stuck on hold with a carrier will understand this point.
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Which brings a rather discouraging prospect to mind: We may be stuck on Earth.
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Still, she was stuck on the limb of a pecan tree, unable to swim.
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Doctors are now calling for safety warning stickers to be stuck on the fruit.
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The Republican played a surgeon in the 2003 Farrelly Brothers comedy, "Stuck On You."
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The thing about getting stuck on a coke-night is that it feels endless.
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It won't bang into belongings, get stuck on laundry mountains, or flip over stairs.
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When you're stuck on a spaceship, you can't just go visit friends and family.
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Harvard's a tough place, Chin said; many Asian-Americans were stuck on its name.
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Stuck on a family road trip, Elliot reacts as though he's being held hostage.
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Reyes remained stuck on third as the Mets ended the inning without another hit.
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Stuck on what to get your cousin who's going through a serious hipster phase?
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Sinclair stressed that it's dangerous to be stuck on the side of the road.
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Subtitles from conversations will stay stuck on screen long after the conversation is over.
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"This got stuck on me, coming in," he said, pointing to the "Blackburn" sticker.
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Sabathia remained stuck on 249 career victories and had his third straight losing start.
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When delivery bots get stuck on the sidewalk, good Samaritans help them get unstuck.
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But the demand exceeds the supply, with 45 families stuck on a waiting list.
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The Morari patch looked like a tan Band-Aid, stuck on a genderless mannequin.
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They were stuck on four assists until the final 10 minutes of the game.
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Colombian fighters stuck on a ridge squeezed water from moss as supplies ran out.
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I'm still stuck on how artificial hydrangeas can cost half of most people's rent.
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No, not the one where everyone is stuck on a train trying to survive.
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I was stuck on biographies as a kid — Patrick Henry, Thomas Jefferson, Sam Houston.
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Passengers stuck on United flight in frigid cold for more than 14 hours 62.
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This will unleash investment and economic growth that is currently stuck on the sidelines.
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A mechanical problem left her stuck on board for more than half an hour.
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The label commonly stuck on the period is "verismo," implying blood-and-guts realism.
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Would we all be stuck on the iPhone 1, or even the Model T?
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I find it stuck on the pedal to our kids' bass drum every time I forget to move or blockade the drum set, and it has gotten stuck on the toe of a shoe, and many other objects with a slight incline.
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He's kind and funny and has multiple stickers of his face stuck on his laptop.
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But understanding why Republicans are so stuck on Obamacare repeal requires digging a bit deeper.
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They remain stuck on 211 victories and tied for a franchise-record 25 home wins.
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My older daughter was stuck on Long Island, as they had shut down the bridges.
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Red paper hearts are stuck on her headboard and neon pink curtains drape her window.
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Its two speeds work hard to remove stuck-on makeup and provide some gentle exfoliation.
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If you get stuck on a roller coaster, at least you'll have a nice view?
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The contractor, whose name has not been released so far, became stuck on Wednesday afternoon.
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Like before, phones that aren't explicitly "designed for Fi" are stuck on T-Mobile's network.
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So if you're stuck on a work problem, take a few minutes to get moving.
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Once a stigma is stuck on someone, it becomes very difficult to prove one's innocence.
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You're stuck on the bus with that person, whether you want to be or not.
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A piece of paper is printed out, wet, stuck on the skin, then peeled off.
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Next to the bed was a sliding wardrobe with more cheese-print decals stuck on.
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Among those stuck on highways across the northeast was one very out-of-place camel.
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Mitch's eyes are stuck on Trump as if he has a teen crush on Trump.
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"We're stuck on the idea of albums still," he tells me later over the phone.
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Same with Jarome Iginla, chasing his own first Cup but stuck on a bad team.
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In those days there were lots of revolutionary slogans stuck on the walls of toilets.
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This viral YouTube video shows a girl stuck on an hoverboard spinning uncontrollably. http://on.today.
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Others were stuck on the word "quinoa" written in large block lettering on the can.
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Craig is stuck on that "Sweet Thing" -> "Candidate" -> "Sweet Thing (Reprise)" run on Diamond Dogs.
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At one point, the crew said 92 planes were stuck on the tarmac, Klein said.
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There are several reviews vouching for the effectiveness of this soap for stuck-on food.
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Everyone's concern soon began to focus on the people stuck on the elevator between floors.
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"Over my dead body will my children be stuck on these rocks," she told Politico.
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Bartlett said she was concerned about being stuck on board as Americans are taken off.
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Alfred's rap career as Paper Boi is either taking off or stuck on the runway.
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As if we're stuck on piddling things and his bearing is nothing more than peculiar.
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Given the choice between Trump and Baker, Massachusetts voters seem stuck on the hometown boy.
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I got quite stuck on some of the fill — BOCK, GTE and MCAN, most notably.
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Both sides are stuck on a narrative, and only the bigger partner can change it.
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But even on consoles, the Fortnite server issues kept willing participants stuck on the outside.
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I just heard that the press is stuck on their airplane, they can't get here.
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But he ended up stuck on the railroad tracks at a poorly marked California crossing.
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But the proprietors were stuck on the unthinkable: Israel without Benjamin Netanyahu as prime minister.
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It's just like the movie, but with a saucepan stuck on an inmate's head, obviously.
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It's a pretty plum job compared with those stuck on the factory floor soldering components.
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I wanted Jane to be stuck on Earth and Thor to be stuck where he is.
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Drivers have been stuck on the PA Turnpike for 16 hrs and counting...pounded by storm.
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Passenger Leah Wilmington was stuck on a plane in Cincinnati as torrential rain prevented her departure.
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If you get stuck on a plane, file a complaint with the airline and the DOT.
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Meanwhile, Trump is stuck on the one policy issue that will only deepen party divides: immigration.
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Intel has currently been stuck on 303nm since the launch of Broadwell way back in 2014.
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Put another way: Yes, this means Sony's been stuck on Venom since two Spider-Men ago.
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I was stuck on FeedBurner for a while myself, and it annoyed me, to be honest.
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If any millicharged particles were still stuck on the spheres, they would impart a small force.
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He got stuck on a ledge, his feet hovering a mere 80 feet off the ground.
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A parrot stuck on a roof for three days tells firefighters to "fuck off" on Aug.
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I also had an excellent researcher who would help me with things I got stuck on.
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It's not entirely clear what the other activities available are for passengers stuck on the ship.
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Because I know that that's something that everyone's stuck on right now, and it's a lie.
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Instead, Alexa was stuck on the game and kept telling me she didn't get my response.
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Passengers groused online of being being stuck on the tarmac at airports around the world. 3.
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It's been a little herky-jerky and sometimes feels like a TV series stuck on shuffle.
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Staring back at me was a story I'd been stuck on for the past three-days.
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Scientists Are Stuck on the Mystery of TapeThere's a certain patience required for studying sticky tape.
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Let's take a look at some other great athletes who have been stuck on bad teams.
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The brush also includes a scraper on the reverse side to dislodge stuck-on grill debris.
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The continent will struggle to take off economically while its people are stuck on the runway.
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Most people will get stuck on the Durian bit, but I'm a sucker for mushroom risotto.
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Yet Harvey's story seems stuck on repeat: same bat time, same bat channel, same bad ending.
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In 2012, Boris got stuck on a zipline while promoting the Olympics and made international headlines.
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Crosby was shut out for the second straight game, leaving him stuck on 21 career points.
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And if you're still stuck on gift ideas, check out all our gift guides over here.
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And the Democrats are still stuck on force and they&aposre scared of ideas and innovation.
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I don't want to be stuck on the street and I don't want to be surveilled.
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He's an Instagram celebrity, and he's stuck on this big meaningless, exhausting, eternally not gratifying treadmill.
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Because now we're all just stuck on your phones—we don't think about those things anymore.
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Yet the Democratic elite seem to be stuck on the proposition of doubling down on failure.
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Jessica Wine said she was stuck on a Delta flight from Houston for nearly four hours.
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We spent about six days fermenting because we were sort of stuck on the lower end.
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If you're still stuck on the rest of the phrase (after MAKE LOVE …) just read on.
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Tara calls this the "hedonic treadmill" in the happiness guide and, essentially, we're stuck on it.
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But negotiators are stuck on legal issues and on when and how this arrangement would end.
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Hundreds of passengers and staff members contracted the virus as they remained stuck on the ship.
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If you're stuck on one: 49A, "Valet skills: B+," refers to a bane to drivers everywhere.
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But freed animals can become stuck on hills without access to grass or fresh drinking water.
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An abandoned cargo ship sits stuck on rocks near the village of Ballycotton, Ireland, Feb. 18.
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"I got stuck on a gondola ride with a climate change denier," Mr. Guariglia said recently.
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Getting stuck on that godforsaken island with the worst company and weather Is enough in itself.
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Being stuck on a line with no mechanism to ever move forward, is irrational and inhumane.
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DIMON: I HOPE THERE IS ON PEOPLE WHO SAY WE'RE STRUCTURALLY STUCK ON 2% FOREVER, YES.
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For now, however, asteroid miners are stuck on Earth, limited by funding woes and technological difficulties.
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Nothing happens or you've seen it before, stuck on an endless loop of pro wrestling purgatory.
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But then Jane gets stuck on a bus on the way to pick him up — in a callback to the first season finale, when Jane gets stuck on a bus on her way to the hospital to give birth — and is almost late for her own wedding!
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"It's really windy and bitter and exactly like when we were stuck on a chairlift," she said.
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I hope the Democrats will not get stuck on trying to win that argument with the president.
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When Albert Einstein got stuck on problems he religiously used to turn to his violin and piano.
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When I get stuck on problems, I kick my horn up because it helps inspire subconscious realizations.
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Knowing that we're stuck on this little island makes me want to go and live somewhere else.
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Now, picture them happening over and over again on repeat, like a record player stuck on loop.
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About 18,000 of them will get stuck on the tarmac because they won't get enough people enrolled.
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Officials said that Fanken became stuck on the zip line cable and her husband crashed into her.
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My brain also got stuck on this weird feedback loop involving a TV jingle from the 90s.
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August 28, 2014: Train hits tractor-trailer A tractor-trailer became stuck on the Main Street crossing.
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Anyone who, as Gadsby says, "exists on the margins" is stuck on that ever-wobbling balance beam.
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Did you get stuck on a chairlift just as the ski resort was closing for several days?
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The doctor prescribes blood thinners, asks if she was stuck on a long international flight or something.
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Munn accidentally knocks over drinks, Teigen gets stuck on a pole, and DeGeneres dances with household objects.
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Talks have started in the House, but the Senate, still stuck on health care, seems slower. Sen.
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Outside of London, British Airways passengers faced extreme delays and were stuck on the tarmac for hours.
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I guess DM me if you get stuck on something, and I'll do my best to help.
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I grab my work BFF a coffee while I'm out because he's been stuck on a call.
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You may be wondering, though, why beer didn't already have a nutritional label stuck on the back.
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Natalie Grant said she sitting in her car nearby as Flescher's car was stuck on train tracks.
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But what we're really still stuck on is where Ryan Lochte got that graphic short sleeve hoodie.
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Once he got enough juice, he went back to work but got stuck on the bathroom rug.
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We both, while trying to get off the boat in time, ended up stuck on the boat.
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A long time to be stuck on a bus with a team whose bosses just fired you.
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The Dodgers remained stuck on 60 victories with one more game remaining before the All-Star break.
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It gets stuck on campus after a road game and wonders how the hell to get home.
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It's a helpful feature, especially when you're stuck on the subway or walking through a dead zone.
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And hey, if you're stuck on "wacky" Australian bar ideas, why not give this generator a try?
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Ben Carson plays the doctor who separates Matt Damon and Greg Kinnear in STUCK ON YOU. What?!?!
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USC head coach Andy Enfield remained stuck on 99 victories in his sixth season with the Trojans.
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Just making different type of music because I really was stuck on a certain lane, certain sound.
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I had no desire to mourn in public, nor walk past beat cops stuck on protest detail.
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A cat in New Hampshire is lucky to be alive after getting himself stuck on a pond.
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Passengers on two trains that were stuck on either side of the fire were evacuated, officials said.
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Instead, Clinton's campaign still seems stuck on the old model of never-ending high-dollar fund-raisers.
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Posters showing bloody clashes are stuck on street corners and there is a protest nearly every night.
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Portable record player Stuck on what to get your cousin who's going through a serious hipster phase?
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"They are literally stuck on top of these volcanoes surrounded by a sea of people," Stoinski said.
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I'm currently still stuck on that rock, praying and scrambling for a bit of luck and direction.
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I got stuck on the map escape_00 about four hours in and had to give up though.
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I'm currently still stuck on that rock, praying and scrambling for a bit of luck and direction.
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Upton, who was stuck on 199 home runs since July 7, had two of Detroit's three hits.
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I was so stuck on what people would think I was nearly incapable of making a decision.
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In Nashville, the scoreboard clock counting down the time until tip-off stayed stuck on 38:07.
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And, so, we're stuck on one total defender making contact with Ezekiel Elliott on his three touchdowns.
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Or, he'll see a moth with cobweb stuck on its antenna, and he'll calmly, lovingly remove it.
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If you're stuck on ice or mud, the grit will help give you the grip to escape.
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A baby bear, who moved from picnic baskets to something bigger, found themselves stuck on Tuesday morning.
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But both, in their extraordinary lives, got a little stuck on tracks from which they couldn't escape.
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I was too stuck on "Ultralight Beam" to give a shit about the rest of the album.
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"Fuel trucks are stuck ... on their way to Beira as the road is inaccessible," the UN reports.
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These figures are meant to be gazed upon, stuck on stands with missing limbs and broken arms.
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The wiper is essentially a power drill with a roll of toilet paper stuck on the drill bit.
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No more Serbian labs, no more Sheila Hammond (Drew Barrymore) stuck on the edge of a massive spike.
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No injuries were reported, but the aircraft was stuck on the runway and the surrounding grass all night.
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People have reported swallowing condoms, having allergic reactions to semen, and getting wedding rings stuck on their penises.
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No, it's not the matchy-matchy look that has us stuck on the playful pairing — not even close.
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Feldstein's heel is literally stuck on a swivel chair or else she would still be chasing me down.
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I peeked more than once at a walkthrough when I got stuck on a particular puzzle or dungeon.
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Stuck on this run-first Exotic Smashmouth 1990s monstrosity, Mariota has regressed in every way as a passer.
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Ferries have begun taking some of the 59,000 passengers stuck on Bali to an airport on Lombok island.
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According to James, a mechanical problems with the aircraft kept them stuck on the tarmac for three hours.
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The airline industry worker had told the Ideo team how much he hated being stuck on a bus.
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If you're stuck on sizing, set aside 5-10 minutes to call one of the Andie fit experts.
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What people recall are mostly freeze-frame shots, video loops stuck on "replay" mode in the collective imagination.
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About a million years ago, a band of these early humans got stuck on the island of Flores.
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A simple bedspread and a poster stuck on the wall doesn't cut it for college dorm decor anymore.
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"Jonathon I think is stuck on some idea of what he thinks he is attracted to," says Basit.
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Yet it would be a mistake to conclude that France is merely stuck on the same old track.
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Let's just say that if I get stuck on a deserted island, I hope it looks like this.
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But what if those same fans were stuck on a road trip with the object of their obsessions?
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"You never want to get stuck on a deal twice," said a banker not involved in the deal.
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This means you can get all your work done, however long your train is stuck on the platform.
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Greta was still stuck on the runway when a second plane started to come in for a landing.
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Pooping before a run is ideal, so you don't get stuck on a trail sans-potty, she says.
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I must have been stuck on the third mission of Serial Cleaner for 30 minutes and more, now.
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Getting stuck on the toilet without toilet paper sucks, but keeping the Charmin in plain sight isn't cute.
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The skunk managed to get its head stuck on a glass jar, probably while looking for some snacks.
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Just to be clear, I am WAY too cute and adorable to get stuck on a deserted island.
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Late at night, the evening before we leave, we meet two glazed sailors stuck on the night shift.
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In 2012, as part of a promotional event for the Olympics, Boris was stuck on a zip wire.
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In the Times Square subway station, "I'm Voting" stickers were stuck on people featured in ads for Bumble.
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For the first hour, many users were stuck on a 404 error page featuring the dogs of Amazon.
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" As a mom, she says, "you just want him to fly, and he's still stuck on the ground.
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He got stuck on a road in a blizzard, and was later robbed of cash and a laptop.
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Thailand tropical storm Thousands of people are stuck on islands in southern Thailand as Tropical Storm Pabuk hits.
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ET Thursday, but severe weather in Miami, the flight's destination, left passengers stuck on the plane after boarding.
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Arizona remains stuck on eight wins after consecutive one-goal losses to Pacific rivals Anaheim and Los Angeles.
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When he came through the lab, it was a couple songs that I was just stuck on, man.
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He found himself stuck on the balcony, a great spot for photography but not for an easy escape.
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Ebrard said Mexico was not thinking of deporting the Central American migrants currently stuck on the U.S. border.
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These wire hooks also act like grappling hooks, making them easily get stuck on stuff in you bag.
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But importantly, everyone remains stuck on the same block, living shoulder to shoulder, forced to confront one another.
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So, now you're stuck on the side of the pool, watching your kid flail around in the water.
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I swear to god this thing is like bear fur stuck on a khaki rain jacket or something.
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In some ways, it's better: It doesn't get stuck on things, and it maintains a highly packable shape.
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Passengers reported being stuck on the tarmac for hours before they could deplane or their planes took off.
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I was stuck on STANLEY until I remembered a book I read to my kindergarten classes … FLAT STANLEY.
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Have a backup plan for when kids get stuck on an assignment and parents are on the phone.
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The cemetery does ask that they are stuck on the signs by the monuments, not on the granite.
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When she arrived, the restaurant's host directed her to Weinstein's suite, saying he was stuck on a call.
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Everyone else is stuck on Earth and in failing economies and thus increasingly turning toward populism or socialism.
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Ronald and Eva Weissberger sued Princess Cruise Lines on Monday while they were still stuck on the ship.
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"People are stuck on the fact that they don't like sweet wines," Mr. Johnnes said after the dinner.
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In one experiment, they also liked males with white feathers stuck on their heads better than other males.
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They look like elongated jelly beans, with smaller jelly beans stuck on that you're supposed to touch. Gross.
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Reed apologized to passengers who spent the day stuck on airplanes outside the airport and in the terminals.
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Even Kim Kardashian West and Kris Jenner were stuck on the concrete outside, balanced on their teetering heels.
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Mercedes-Benz is stuck on Pandora, the fictional world from the 73 Avatar movie directed by James Cameron.
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"I was like, 'I'm not going to be stuck on a medical show for five years,'" she says.
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And if the tether gets stuck on something, or someone tries to grab it and tug it down?
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Many people around the world are still stuck on 3G, if they can get mobile service at all.
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If the jams don't let up, Gimenez warns, those still stuck on the roads could be sitting ducks.
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If you're stuck on the beach and looking for something with an infectious beat, head to Mango'sTropical Café.
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How properties became stuck on the commission's calendar is a story of backroom politics and bureaucracy for another time.
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Witnesses say that the couple was stuck on the side of the highway working on their broken-down van.
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As the DOC reports, 10 pygmy whales are stuck on 90 Miles Beach, two of which have been refloated.
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That also didn't work, so he tried to climb the fence, where he got stuck on the razor wire.
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The first time we see Sophia, she is having car troubles and inconveniently stuck on a San Francisco hill.
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At no point did I find myself stuck on any given puzzle for more than a minute or two.
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I was exhausted, living in my PJs, stuck on my couch, and binge-watching Netflix for days on end.
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"Being stuck on a [predominantly] white campus made me feel bad too," he said, recalling his time at Williams.
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Temple University's women's gymnastics team was also stuck on the road, as was the Duquesne University men's basketball team.
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Were there any particular points that you found people were having a hard time with or getting stuck on?
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In February, Page Six reported that the RHONY cast was stuck on a "cruise from hell" in Cartagena, Colombia.
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Other rides complained about being stuck on the subway and not moving, without being told what is going on.
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The Cavs left today and wound up stuck on the tarmac in Toronto because customs wouldn't let them through.
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If you're stuck on what to get someone for the holidays, it's hard to go wrong with a gadget.
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He is winless over his last six appearances and has been stuck on 197 career victories since June 14.
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After signing up, it got stuck on a loading screen for so long, there seemed to be something wrong.
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He gets stuck on a couple of his lines, and we see some flashbacks of him and Jack together.
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Some visitors were stuck on rides or stranded in buildings, which sounds like something straight out of a nightmare.
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Whether because of arrogance or fear, too many inventors get stuck on their original idea and refuse to budge.
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Man survives hours stuck on 48th floor during inferno CNN's Ashley Fantz and Becky Anderson contributed to this report.
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Football fans stuck on a plane during the Super Bowl will be in luck on some United Airlines flights.
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When promoting the Olympics, Johnson became stuck on a zip line, waving Union Jacks as he waited for rescue.
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Congress has been working on a bill that addresses border security but is still stuck on several key issues.
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After all, you're at the club to be with people, not "stuck on the internet," as Garcia puts it.
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"Advertisers continue to be stuck on Facebook, despite its many challenges," said Debra Aho Williamson, principal analyst at eMarketer.
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Sometimes you fall through the floor, get stuck on a building, and die while the game is ostensibly paused.
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Because Baby's stuck-on-vacation-with-the-parents look is subtle, timeless, and, yes, pretty in an approachable way.
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It doesn't really matter whether you're stuck on a train anymore, because you could still work on that spreadsheet.
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The first of 8,000 Cubans stuck on Costa Rica's border with Nicaragua resumed their journey to the United States.
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Yesterday, my day was disturbed by a photo going around on Twitter of Peeps stuck on a cheese pizza.
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Conspiracy theorists, not to mention actual detectives, are still stuck on decoding clues that would finally break her case.
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About 1,200 predominantly domestic tourists were stuck on St. Martin's Island, part of the Cox's Bazar district, Rahman said.
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My brain was stuck on the foot injury I'd sustained three weeks before, wondering if I'd finish the race.
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It was never my dream to be stuck on the sidelines, I wanted to be out on the field.
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So long as Ghosn remains in jail, the Renault-Nissan alliance is likely to be stuck on the sidelines.
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And this is how they get stuck on your pants or on other animals in the wild as well.
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Think fight or flight, but you can't do either because you are stuck on the phone, which provokes rage.
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Meanwhile, like a clock stuck on twelve, Trump was occasionally if unwittingly correct about the need for NATO reform.
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And as many as 200 vehicles were stuck on Interstate 77 in West Virginia, the Charleston Gazette-Mail reported.
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Hamels has been stuck on nine wins for three straight turns while going 0-2 with an 8.22 ERA.
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Does this mean that the Republican Party is stuck on a path pulling it ever further to the right?
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Ducks LW Andrew Cogliano has gone nine games without an assist, remaining stuck on 199 for his career. 2.
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I wanted to play them but then I'd get stuck on something and then just kind of give up.
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My son got a plastic pail stuck on his head, and its handle had to be carefully cut off.
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These sponges are excellent at scouring stuck-on food and spills from surfaces without scratching the plastic or glass.
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He gets stuck on the smallest bits of environmental geometry, but he can hang on his forearms for eternity.
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After a few minutes it was still stuck on a floor labeled "-1," so we took the stairs down.
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Ever since Trump lost the popular vote by the largest margin in history, he's been stuck on the idea.
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While shooting Stuck on You in Miami, Matt Damon met Luciana Barroso while she was working as a bartender.
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Meanwhile, folks whose planes had landed or boarded just before the outage were stuck on the tarmac for hours.
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Being stuck on island, we have this existential threat of the ports being possibly closed, so that's quite gloomy.
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One said he was stuck on a plane at Newark Airport after being diverted en route to La Guardia.
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Mr. Biden, well, he's stuck on the sidelines, spending time on the phone consulting with medical experts and governors.
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It arrives, by definition, suddenly — a jolt that makes us pause, stuck on a thought, unable to process it.
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But getting stuck on the Medicare for All flypaper has brought her campaign back to earth with a thump.
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I thought we had that shook off, but I will be damned if I wasn't stuck on the apron.
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Harris led the Sixers with 2106 points but was stuck on the bench at the end with three fouls.
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Most television shows were still stuck on annoying schedules and delivered through dreadful channel guides and clunky cable boxes.
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And most days it feels like it won't ever stop, like we're stuck on an endless loop of horror.
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Then again, I haven't been stuck on a campground with 20 people and no technology for two months since.
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Most television shows were still stuck on annoying schedules and delivered through dreadful channel guides and clunky cable boxes.
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To back up, just in case you've been stuck on a desert island, here's what you missed this week.
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The director confirmed that 85033 Americans have tested positive for the virus since they were stuck on the ship.
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At least 77 Canadians are stuck on a trans-Atlantic cruise ship that has confirmed COVID-19 cases aboard.
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"What's particular about Lanvin is that it still means something without being stuck on a particular image," he said.
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For much of the movie, Thor is stuck on the Hunger Games-esque, Willy Wonka-ish planet called Sakaar.
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You may remember Boris Johnson as the lovable clown-mayor stuck on a zip-wire during the 2012 Olympics.
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I remember growing up with lightsaber toys that were nothing more than flashlights with plastic tubes stuck on the end.
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But if you're still stuck on ideas a few iPhone users have noted that Siri has some (pretty awful) suggestions.
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But I found the urge to blow my horn, because I was stuck on this proof I was working on.
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After all, social media is very public and it has the added benefit that you can't be stuck on hold.
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It's been stuck on a 14nm processor and promising, but failing to deliver, a 10nm processor for over a year.
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Customers could not check in online, while others complained of being stuck on planes unable to take off for hours.
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I had to plead guilty to second-degree murder, or else I would have a life sentence stuck on me.
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You're like a piece of toilet paper stuck on someone's shoe — along for the ride, but also kind of embarrassing.
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For the less fortunate among us, this will probably come in handy when we're stuck on a crowded subway underground.
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I'd go ahead and just get a better screen protector and not rely on the one Samsung stuck on here.
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You could modify it a bit, you could learn to like certain foods, but you'd be stuck on certain things.
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Six of the buses were stuck on the turnpike on Saturday, while the seventh was far enough ahead to escape.
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But the stylish blue and white tower block is in fact a facade stuck on to a much shabbier building.
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What an ending, Jon alone, heartbroken and miserable, stuck on a throne he hates, for the rest of his days!
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Both candidates have tapped into the frustration of those stuck on the middle and bottom rungs of the economic ladder.
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It seemed like the perfect mindless thing to watch when stuck on a couch with a faucet for a nose.
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And finally, Chris Rock is inserted in Matt Damon's role in "The Martian" as an astronaut stuck on Mars alone.
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Vance's superiors cut her loose early August 13 to check on their home, but she got stuck on Interstate 12.
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Dallas RW Patrick Sharp has gone five games without a point, keeping him stuck on 599 for his career. 3.
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Cunning: Negan's ability to play chess when his opponents are stuck on the checkerboard has become his most defining quality.
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The new 777X, once expected to be at Paris, is stuck on the ground in America because of engine problems.
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Rescue crews were deployed in Frederick, Md., late in the evening to assist drivers stuck on the washed out roads.
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After all, who wants to be stuck on an 11-hour flight in too-tight jeans and blister-causing heels?
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I realized that there's all this stuff stuck on doors and the sides of buildings, and I started photographing it.
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Like Ana, Zenyatta is stuck on the ground and works best in the middle and rear ranks of his team.
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When the police took my witness statement hours later, the fireworks mistake was the detail I found myself stuck on.
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There's no untangling required or getting the cord stuck on your coat flap, and who could say no to that?
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He brought along 10,000 tabs of acid, which he'd stuck on two pieces of cardboard he'd tied around his legs.
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The stray was found banging around the streets of Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, with a mayo jar stuck on her head.
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Set in a harsh winter, the boys are stuck on fast-moving trains, each trying to track down their past.
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She added that that the jar could have been stuck on the animal's head for four days or even longer.
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We have our fishing poles, complete with hooks that, pro that I am, I keep getting stuck on my dress.
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His flame-red carpeting has been replicated from a tuft of the original that was found stuck on a nail.
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I was stuck on a train the other week, in a station, and a bunch of construction workers got on.
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They campaigned in Iowa in 2008 — on a bus, during a snowstorm, at one point stuck on an icy incline.
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But most Kurds here, like Mr. Yucel, are stuck on temporary permits that need to be renewed every six months.
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What to watch while you're snowed in Traffic a mess Hundreds of motorists faced the storm's wrath stuck on highways.
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But it's clear that he has talent to help someone soon, even if he's stuck on the bench for now.
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Marines and sailors quickly encountered Japanese machine-gun fire when their boats got stuck on the reef at low tide.
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However, the "immersive experience" switches from "captivating" to deadly as people get stuck on the island and struggle to survive.
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And when she gets stuck on a hard project, sometimes she completes a simple task to give herself a boost.
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For two days, he didn't know who he was; his brain was stuck on a minute-and-a-half loop.
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There was also some pretty convincing misdirection — I got stuck on "donts" for NONOS and "bat," then "gum" for OAR.
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Planes stuck on the runways at Imam Khomeini International Airport in Tehran were covered in about 19 inches of snow.
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That's where you see two people on a bad date because they can't leave because they're stuck on a boat.
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PHYLLIDA BARLOW: I was walking here with my husband, and we passed a steel rectangular object stuck on the wall.
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Meanwhile, Kennedy's airfield became "gridlocked" and "passengers were stuck on inactive planes for unacceptable periods of time," the report said.
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" Mr. DeWitt said of Mr. Ohmer: "He has an unwavering moral compass, and the needle is stuck on due north.
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If you get stuck on another down, ask in the comments, especially if you're a few boxes away from completion.
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But is obliviousness so wrong, especially in a world where so many are so stuck on getting it just right?
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The one where the show about the people stuck on the train trying to survive keeps changing its home network.
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We tried to scramble back over the fence, but the more clumsy of us got stuck on the barbed wire.
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Asked if he wanted to be the chairman, he noted that he was likely stuck on the committee either way.
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"Man's inhumanity to man," said Woolnough, presenting a sort of car-centaur, with half a minifigure stuck on a car.
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Winners inevitably feel they are headed in the right direction while losers fret about being stuck on the wrong track.
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The Intercontinental, stuck on the city's edge and secured behind checkpoints on a hill, had been hit before, in 2011.
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Because I think, again, for the most part, people are stuck on just the policy and the politics of it.
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Though the motion is typically unnoticeable to the naked eye, rocks continue to push but get stuck on each other's edges.
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They're not the only ones doing it, but they seem to be stuck on it and they want to blame him.
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Sometimes, they're no more than a few words scrawled on a Post-It note, stuck on a check or some cash.
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The debate between Republicans and Democrats over Obamacare reform, and Medicare and Medicaid, is stuck on this fundamental difference in ideology.
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The key takeaway here, experts say, is, Don't get stuck on autopilot when it comes to paying your federal student loans.
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Click here to view original GIFLetting those of us stuck on Earth experience what it's like to take a space walk?
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Their ballot was a vote to blow up the bridge, no matter who might be left stuck on the other side.
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" In the comments of her post, Duff added, "But somehow stuck on the feeling we can always do a little more!
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However, it's hard to say how long that will take, as a number of notable sites are still stuck on HTTP.
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Although art frequently overlaps with many other cultural spheres, the "sports and art" combination often seems stuck on the 'jock' vs.
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"My hand's just stuck on Prince Harry's bottom, sorry," she announced through giggles, as seen in a video shared by ITV.
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But that doesn't make it any more enjoyable to be stuck on the sidelines watching all the cool hardware from afar.
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However, in more modern times, staying stuck on concerns that aren't life threatening can erode our quality of life — and work.
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He was doing that because he was bored, like bored out of his mind on a plane stuck on the tarmac.
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All of these new chips are still using the 14nm process, which Intel has been stuck on for a few generations.
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It's imperative that we act quickly so that our workers, farmers, and companies are not stuck on the outside, looking in.
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I should've been happy with that, but my thirst for more beauty accolades kept me stuck-on-stupid for a while.
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When I was reviewing the Galaxy S9 in March, for instance, it was still stuck on the January 1st security update.
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Earlier this week, a bummed out owl was rescued after getting its wings stuck on a barbed wire fence in Colorado.
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At a certain point I was making music for 10 years and I was stuck on that 128BPM counter every time.
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She'd long imagined being stuck on January 1st, unable to apply for a state permit, unable to get a local one.
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We end up finding a few others and riding to work with my boss, who also got stuck on the train.
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Customers have experienced issues checking in online, while others complained of being stuck on planes unable to take off for hours.
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Kim Kardashian was visiting the White House and Vanilla Ice was stuck on a plane from Dubai filled with sick passengers.
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On a recent morning, Zoe Belden spent 45 minutes stuck on an F train near Bergen Street because of signal problems.
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I first considered developing a mobile application, which would assist people who stutter in saying a word they are stuck on.
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Check out the pics, though ... she was stuck on her phone the whole time he was going to work back there.
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Here are six things you can do to avoid boredom the next time you're stuck on a major layover in Queens.
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Last year, a group of three men had to be rescued by authorities after being stuck on top of the site.
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Buffalo D Dmitry Kulikov has missed three straight games with an upper-body injury, keeping him stuck on 499 career contests.
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If you're stuck on having a tablet in the classroom rather than a laptop, the $329 iPad is an excellent alternative.
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Thousands of people are stuck on cruise ships because it's too dangerous for the ships to return to port in Galveston.
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Authorities say Margaritis' paddleboard became stuck on a Long Island Rail Road bridge piling, causing her to fall into the water.
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The episode caused another Manhattan-bound J train to stall; it was stuck on the Williamsburg Bridge for about an hour.
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Mr. Wildstein went to the bridge to admire his handiwork in person, and texted Ms. Kelly about children stuck on buses.
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LONDON — At one time or another we've all experienced the grim sensation of being hungry while stuck on moving public transport.
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Indians 1B-DH Mike Napoli remains stuck on 29 homers after failing to go deep in his last 16 games. 3.
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Upon becoming stuck on the elevator, Banner immediately took to Twitter to post hilarious and dramatic updates about the group's status.
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It was a sealed box stuck on the side of a ship, so the person inside is simultaneously vulnerable and safe.
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So, I was stuck on LAVABO, and ORLE crossing at the end didn't help things any, but that's Friday for you.
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Over 24,216 people, including 255 Americans, were stuck on the cruise ship that had been docked in Yokohama since February 4.
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Get more training If you do find yourself getting stuck on the same issue, be proactive in beefing up your skills.
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While the rich sit on a throne of gold and have golden suits the normal people are stuck on the ground.
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Once, an agent joked about the Barbie and "Trolls" stickers my 6-year-old daughter had stuck on a back window.
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"I am not going to throw away my valuable time sitting in the car or stuck on a subway," he said.
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I got pretty stuck on the lower center for a while and for 114A, "Tax increase," had filled in BUDGET REIMBURSEMENT.
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Over 6,000 people are stuck on the Costa Smeralda cruise ship as a passenger is tested for the coronavirus in Italy.
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Mr. Kozhin lives mostly in China but is now stuck on the Russian side of the border because of the outbreak.
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I got stuck on something to do with "cuffs" for the clue for 78-71, "Like some shirts and perps;" uncuffed?
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In theory, all those messages should have just gone into the ether but in practice, they got stuck on a server.
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But maybe a better way to approach gravity is to think not about being stuck on Earth but about being weightless.
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Washington LW Marcus Johansson is stuck on 99 career goals as he enters Sunday's contest with a five-game drought. 3.
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Much of that time was spent in the Bronx, where multiple cars were stuck on top of bridges causing complete gridlock.
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This was my first time being a "regular" solver, and I would often get stuck on a Tuesday or Wednesday puzzle.
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You might be stuck on that car ride with all those film bros, but you're at least going home for Christmas.
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But all the money in the world couldn't resleeve her envoy brother, who had been stuck on ice for hundreds of years.
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She recently teased a friend playfully, and days later was stuck on the possibility that he might think she had behaved unkindly.
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The vast majority of messaging apps already use this standard, but Android Messages has been stuck on the much older SMS protocol.
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The little blue, heart-shaped patch is waterproof and can be stuck on the hand or wrist for up to three days.
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Dallas (4-15) got off to a 23-6 lead after Chicago was stuck on two points for the first six minutes.
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A dog was "safely returned inside" after it got stuck on the roof of a townhome Thursday morning, police in Minnesota said.
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However, without a viable alternative for people to independently upload content and get paid for it, most people were stuck on YouTube.
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You're buying an Android Pie phone that might be stuck on Pie for a long time after the release of its successor.
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Equally striking, the political extremes—Marine Le Pen's National Rally and Jean-Luc Mélenchon's Unsubmissive France—seem stuck on the protesting fringe.
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Passengers on Holland America Line's Westerdam cruise ship have been stuck on the vessel for a majority of the past 10 days.
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And since the general public seems stuck on the health issue exclusively, that has become a cornerstone of the fat acceptance movement.
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Personally, I've noticed the camera app frequently won't turn on (it gets stuck on a black screen) until I reboot the phone.
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If you thought being on a bumpy boat ride was bad, just imagine being stuck on a space shuttle in zero gravity.
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Without the smugglers, they would likely still be stuck on the other side of the border, between the army and the water.
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And then, in 2008, the global financial crisis began, my company fizzled, nobody was hiring, and I was stuck on Wall Street.
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And we get stuck on being so right about a cause or a position and life unveils that every situation is complex.
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Nearly three years into the job, "he appears to be perpetually stuck on Level One of the learning curve," theorized John Evans.
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Using just water, the Shark steam mop cuts through stuck-on messes — no chemicals are involved and no residue is left over.
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Not one to get stuck on one hobby, Tutor tried and thrived in a startling number of activities at a young age.
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WATTERS: If I was to get stuck on an elevator with someone from Fox, it would be a hair and makeup artist.
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At large enterprises, in particular, this is sorely needed as workers become overwhelmed with information and stuck on old legacy software. Onward!
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The 24s has become my go-to companion for shoveling books, comics, and movies into my head while stuck on the train.
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Now it not only sends less talent but leaves much of the talent that it does send stuck on the back benches.
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Similarly, if you don't want to have your money stuck on a savings account, N26 will launch overnight savings later this year.
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Kushner said in his speech that the Palestinian leadership is stuck on old paradigms, and there is a need for new thinking.
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First on the scene, the senior paramedic with Cabell County EMS finds a compact car stuck on a curb in the median.
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Pleased passengers shared photos of crew members handing out pizza on planes that had been stuck on the tarmac for several hours.
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The 31 had been stuck on Bangladesh's border with northeast India since Friday, said the BGB commander in the area, Golam Kabir.
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In this case, it appears like some form of alien fruit, but it's really just an apple with romanesco stuck on top.
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Guests who have purchased tickets online are also winding up stuck on line for up to an hour, according to France 24 .
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People are actually stuck on the island, but I just happened to meet two girls who had a private jet coming back.
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Thousands of Turkish drivers had been stuck on the Iraqi side of the crossing after Turkey shut the Habur crossing on Dec.
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This means that when you get stuck on one section of the island, you can simply take a break and explore elsewhere.
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Inventories in the quarter rose 3.7 percent from a year earlier, mainly due to Gap merchandise stuck on shelves and in warehouses.
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The mantises were then fitted with their new 3D specs, which were stuck on with a combination of beeswax and pine resin.
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Compact toilet paper stocker Getting stuck on the toilet without toilet paper sucks, but keeping the Charmin in plain sight isn't cute.
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"So, he started downloading her songs and that was the one he got stuck on," Danna, of Prosper, Texas, told CBS DWF.
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You’re stuck on a deserted island and you can pick one of these Sesame Street friends to come with you.
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The game is extremely challenging (I got stuck on bosses often), but I can't look back on it with anything with fondness.
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"We were stuck on the marshland and we were right next to saltwater," Nulgit said in an interview with the news station.
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The Pepper Nitro is then garnished with that slice of beef jerky, stuck on a bamboo skewer and laid over the drink.
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The system uses image-recognition software, and sometimes a bar code stuck on equipment, to determine what the piece of kit is.
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"A very large chunk of the labor force is stuck on very small plots of land providing no value added," he said.
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This corner had a few good misdirects — I'm sure plenty of people got stuck on "throb" for THROE down here as well.
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"The roads in Ithaca are kind of cut into the hills, and her car got stuck on an incline," Mr. Casas said.
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A woman says she accidentally got her hand "stuck on Prince Harry's bottom" when they posed for a picture together on Tuesday.
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Mired in Trump-induced identity crisis, the party seemed stuck on a fundamental question: What does it mean to be a Democrat?
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The backlog left passengers stuck on planes for long stretches while waiting for other aircraft to get in and out of gates.
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When you are stuck on a train or bus for at least an hour a day, time seems to move pretty slowly.
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At the fair, the massive rolls are stuffed full of ingredients, deep-fried until golden-brown, and then stuck on a stick.
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The reviewers at Good Housekeeping liked that this product did a fair job getting rid of grease and removing stuck-on debris.
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Davianny Medina recently got stuck on a train for an hour and arrived late to her job at the salad shop Sweetgreen.
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Yet, when it comes to removing stuck-on waste from our nether regions, we are content with simply using dry toilet paper.
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They were stuck on the character of a squat carpenter wearing a red cap when there was a knock on the door.
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If someone's going to be stuck on his or her ass for a month, Candy Crush can improve the quality of life.
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Riefenstahl and her companions are stuck on a tiny ledge for three nights while skiers are trapped in an ice cave below.
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Suddenly, they are...in space, stuck on a pair of train tracks as if they'd been tied there by Snidely Whiplash himself.
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I listened to them miss the toilet as they pissed, collide with the hallway door that always stuck on the threadbare carpet.
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A video that went viral across China showed a couple stuck on a bridge connecting Guizhou Province to the city of Chongqing.
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It is after nine o'clock, but when he comes into the kitchen Ross is still at the table, stuck on his phone.
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They have him stuck — on his watch — with a whopping $564 billion trade deficit in the first 11 months of last year.
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Wall-E completes its route with no assistance from humans, except when it becomes stuck on the rug in the pharmacy section.
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But being stuck on the bench, even on a simulated courtroom set watched by nearly 10 million viewers daily, has its limitations.
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It feels like truth is above us and we are stuck on the ground, unable to figure out where we fit in.
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Not all heroes wear capesWhat can a pilot do when his plane is stuck on the tarmac for hours because of snow?
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In theory, all those messages should have just like gone into the ether, but in practice, they got stuck on a server.
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Ultimately, it was peaceful, and Cooper noticed that the poor thing was stuck on a drum line, which he reported to authorities.
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An Illinois woman spent roughly nine hours stuck on a cliff ledge on Christmas Eve, screaming for help until someone heard her.
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You're stuck on the outside, not even able to see in — behind each of these palm-size documents is a story unwritten.
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Instagram completely obliterating its feed while everyone is stuck on their parents' couch is exactly the holiday drama I needed this week!
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In 2014, a train barreled into a tractor-trailer that had gotten stuck on the tracks, injuring a person on the train.
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Today brings some drama, but areas of life you've been feeling stuck on may finally get un-stuck—the energy is shifting!
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But the line has the wrong effect, at least on me: I am left completely stuck on this sudden hypothetical midsentence baby.
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Once I ended up getting dragged along by this woman half way down the road cause I was stuck on her cardigan.
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But I wish he had stuck on the course he started with, because we haven't heard much about that since, have we?
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Because they've been stuck on a DACA fix, the House hasn't even begun to publicly engage in the debate over legal immigration.
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He and a friend got stuck on the side of the road during a crowded and frantic 2000-hour trip to Edmonton.
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He and a friend got stuck on the side of the road during a crowded and frantic 13-hour trip to Edmonton.
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What are people supposed to do while they're stuck on an NHS waiting list for over a year to see a therapist?
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It keeps us from connecting with other people, because we get stuck on the historical stuff that's supposed to keep us separated.
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News, her long veil, which she wore cascading down her sleeveless lace gown, got stuck on something and threatened to ruin Patridge's hair.
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Honestly, it's kind of depressing to look at the Oculus Store and see that so many developers are still stuck on that formula.
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After all, if you're stuck on Mars for several years with only a few other people, it won't help if you hate them.
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I'm not even going to unpack the "360-degree angle" thing, as I'm still stuck on the physics of how that would work.
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I'd say it's confusing, but again, you can always just jump out of whatever view you're stuck on by hitting that home button.
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" In response, the Pretty Woman star wondered, "I'm just a little bit stuck on the 'human crush,' " and Abdul-Mateen quipped, "Jessica Rabbit.
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There are no setbacks, like being stuck on an obtuse puzzle, or fighting against the controls to navigate a perilous series of jumps.
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According to the post, Lena was a bit stuck on a math problem, so she messaged the cops for a bit of help.
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The incident follows a Tuesday afternoon malfunction in which 19 people were stuck on an elevator and 23 were at the observation level.
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The $329 robot is essentially a Raspberry Pi on wheels, with a few extra sensors attached, and a cute head stuck on top.
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Since crossing to McLaren, Alonso has been stuck on 97 podium finishes, his last with Ferrari at the Hungarian Grand Prix in 2014.
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If mounting is a necessity for you, know that the Playbase is the only Sonos product that can't be stuck on your wall.
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According to the Associated Press, Vonn lost control while mid-air, skiing through a gate, with the panel getting stuck on her boots.
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It was a nice little cake with some type of WW2 fighter plane stuck on top of it because he was a veteran.
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Likewise, your partner might see your "true colors" when you're stuck on a layover with no snacks, or navigating complicated rental car paperwork.
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My app got stuck on the loading screen for at least 10 minutes and it said there were problems logging into my account.
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The trailer teases that the Royal Navy's ship will get stuck on a sheet of ice, which plunges the crew into utter chaos.
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The tiny tabby cat managed to sneak out the window of his owner's 12th story apartment and get stuck on the ledge below.
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He told us how ISIS would bring people to the square to get beheaded, their heads later stuck on spikes in the square.
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There are a lot of great things about hand sanitizer — especially if you're stuck on public transportation for more than, like, 30 seconds.
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After half a pill from Amsterdam, my mind felt unblocked, and I quickly and easily wrote bits I'd been stuck on for weeks.
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If you're like me, you're stuck on the outside looking in at the biggest tech event of the (very young) year: CES 63.
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Around 30 vehicles were stuck on a road near Aberdeen, the local council said, with many other roads closed due to snow drifts.
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But last week, an iceberg's journey was interrupted when it got stuck on a shallow part of the seafloor along Greenland's western coast.
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It's an aggressive schedule that Buttigieg can keep up, while some of his top competitors are stuck on Capitol Hill in impeachment proceedings.
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Well the trade deadline is only a few days away, and he's stuck on the most boring Yankees team in nearly 25 years.
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But, when something has deeply upset you, it's hard to change the record, even if you're acutely aware that you're stuck on repeat.
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Then you got other cats who are just stuck on the wrong things: drugs, robbing, stealing, the next hustle... To me, that's ridiculous.
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At the very least, it looks like the Republicans will be stuck on health care for much longer than Paul Ryan initially expected.
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Personality is also important: "[A] nice smile and a nice attitude is important, because we will be stuck on an island," she says.
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He remained stuck on 251 career victories and it was the seventh straight time a Yankee starting pitcher did not complete five innings.
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Also, Arbor sometimes gets stuck on the initiating stream, presenting me with a static image for a few seconds before the video starts.
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Several people died last year after getting stuck on clogged roads trying to escape the Camp fire, a massive blaze in Paradise, Calif.
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However, examining the solutions to energy poverty seems to be stuck in gridlock - which is to say, focus is stuck on the grid.
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France is also struggling to integrate generations of immigrants, failing to create anything like enough jobs for those stuck on the cities' peripheries.
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Among those stuck on the turnpike: The Duquesne University men's basketball team, on the road after a victory against George Mason in Virginia.
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If I'm in Paris, I'd much rather take a walk and discover something amazing than be stuck on a treadmill at my hotel.
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At one point that night, the crowd cheered as the burlesque performer Paula Now flung her wig, which got stuck on the chandelier.
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Because that's all being stuck on a clue really is: It's there to slow you down, but there's always a way over it.
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Full of flashbacks, the episode was a bold departure from the standard format, defying the "predictable" label that's often stuck on this series.
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And now that they're pretty firmly stuck on the latter side of the fence, the show should probably stop pretending anything can happen.
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"You don't do it for the money" was the reason so many of us stuck on and struggled in adjunct jobs for years.
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Since our cake was not edible, I thought we were going to decorate it with pearls and rhinestones stuck on with Super Glue.
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At the time I was craving more of a real connection but I just kept getting stuck on the surface with these girls.
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In both depictions, a man stuck on a mountaintop is being awkwardly hugged by a monster with a face like an animal skull.
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In Richmond, Va., emergency responders rescued a swan on Monday after it had gotten stuck on a frozen pond, according to local reports.
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Tao Tao Holmes, Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn We were stuck on the Q train in the tunnel between the Brooklyn Bridge and DeKalb Avenue.
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Witnesses said the attack was made even worse by the number of cars stuck on the road where one of the bombs exploded.
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If Johnson gets his way, parliament will be stuck on the sidelines until shortly before an EU leaders' summit scheduled for Oct. 17.
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And how do you get past those self-defeating feelings that depression brings, that urge to give up or get stuck on something?
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"You may have seen the explanations — orders stuck on shipping containers, sizes out of stock, items backordered due to demand," the CEO wrote.
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However, some people find the Recycle Bin to be useless, and would rather it not be stuck on their desktop at all times.
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When he got stuck on a zip wire at an Olympic celebration event, it boosted his popularity rather than turning into an embarrassment.
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Until they are cleared, they cannot enter basic training or deploy overseas, leaving them stuck on bases if they are on active duty.
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Stolarsky displayed a spongy intelligence and wasn't stuck on one or another principle of play at the expense of what the dice commanded.
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"We were hearing that people wanted a fully reusable product but were getting stuck on the difficulty of removing the cup," Wang says.
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It is unknown how the tire got stuck on the crocodile, but it has had it around its neck since at least 2016.
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He predicted that the pilot wouldn't even air and Pompeo's fear of getting "stuck" on a medical drama would never come to fruition.
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Everywhere he went, he'd bring a stack of Trump stickers to hand out; they'd be snatched up and stuck on bikes and trucks.
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Police said they were working to divert motorists away from the scene and to move those who had been stuck on the carriageway.
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But three weeks into their negotiations, senators still sound stuck on many of the same issues that fractured Republicans in the lower chamber.
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The only thing rattling around in there was a dismembered return address sticker, and the piece of envelope it had been stuck on.
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Those who have probably know it as a place where they got stuck on a traffic-clogged stretch of highway overlooking a giant IKEA.
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Cleaning stuck-on debris is easy: fill it with water and just let it soak: Lagostina Minestrone e Polenta five-quart stewpot, $199.99, homeandcookstore.com.
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For all the college kids and entry-level office workers out there, this would make being stuck on laptops all day much more fun.
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Medical professionals started questioning whether "Internet addiction" should be a real diagnosis in the late 123's, when America was still stuck on dialup.
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"They are stuck on the starting blocks, held back by two primary barriers to progress: immature patchwork technology and skills shortage," said Crnkovic-Friis.
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Both are more than enough to get you from one side of a city to another, flying over the suckers stuck on the freeway.
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Talks are stuck on the difficulty of ensuring there is no hard border between the British province of Northern Ireland and EU-member Ireland.
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Planes can get stuck on the runway as the innocent women are pressured (sometimes by employees of the airline, it seems) into swapping seats.
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Other passengers are reportedly stuck on landed planes, waiting in lengthy queues on the ground before they can reach a gate and disembark safely.
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Her daughter is fighting anxiety, and had a panic attack recently when her father was stuck on the subway and she couldn't reach him.
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"Somewhere over the rainbow coalition…" A little bit further, they came across a scarecrow, who was stuck on a leaning tower of Pisa ornament.
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To avoid this, look for warning signs like sluggish conversion rates to more expensive plans or big logos that are "stuck" on low tiers.
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Perhaps the season's best episode involves an angel stuck on earth, who wants to die but can't, because angels instantly reincarnate after they're killed.
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Their cabin, a five-hour drive from the Twin Cities by car, lies on a road that Ross reports getting stuck on several times.
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But the 50-50 partisan breakdown of the FEC has left the commission stuck on even the smallest matters for the last several years.
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"I'm stuck on the same two loops," says James Quarles, CEO of Strava, the GPS-powered, workout-tracking social network for the aerobically inclined.
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To be stuck on a long train ride, without a seat, is truly one of the most painful things you can experience in life.
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"Be honest about the product," he says immediately — meaning don't get too stuck on a particular feature just because you want to build it.
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An interior designer spontaneously kisses a stranger while stuck on an elevator, only to later find out the stranger is her new boss's boyfriend.
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If you're stuck on any creative projects, this is also an amazing time to get some work done, especially if you're doing any writing.
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The three Christian leaders, officially divided over a 1,000-year schism, will spend nearly an hour Saturday greeting some 250 refugees stuck on Lesbos.
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As an experience, Sens suffered by being stuck on the Gear VR, whose lack of positional tracking tends to make me a little dizzy.
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So if you are still stuck on what carton to pop in your cart, read on to see which beverage comes out on top!
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Or forget it and just enjoy watching DeAndre Jordan making gravitational waves, or Chris Paul hypnotizing some poor seven-footer stuck on a switch.
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At the time of this writing, this reporter's Twitter feed is stuck on a tweet from 20 min ago — a lifetime in the Twitterverse.
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The German is currently stuck on 18 assists, with his last one coming in Arsenal's 3-2 defeat to Manchester United in late February.
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He struck out as a pinch hitter in the seventh, leaving him hitless in his past 23 at-bats and stuck on 270,21 hits.
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Meanwhile, we're still a little stuck on 2018, which was filled with exciting advances for Tesla, scooter-share, and even self-driving cars (sometimes).
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Kristen Ess, who also styles Lauren Conrad and Lucy Hale, spoke with Glamor about how to cop these waves when you're stuck on land.
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This thing, however, lets me bring a light switch anywhere; in our case, my wife and I each have one stuck on our nightstand.
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I don't think we have good language for talking about the experience of playing a game that feels like being stuck on a treadmill.
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Pizza to the Polls has returned for another election year to feed hungry voters who may get stuck on long lines on Election Day.
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But as I made that turn my boot stuck on the floor and then I wasn't able to turn and I just went down.
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And with tax reform likely to be just as time-consuming and daunting as healthcare, that means infrastructure could be stuck on the sidelines.
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"I'm stuck on a machine, all by myself in there, I actually rub my arm, and I'm not by myself," Walker told Business Insider.
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Ahmadizadeh told Business Insider that too many founders get stuck on a hypothesis about what customers want and how they can best provide that.
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In addition, plenty of workers are stuck on the sidelines or reluctantly working in part-time jobs because full-time positions are not available.
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Just a few years ago, she was living like a prisoner in her own house, spending most of her days stuck on the couch.
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"Often patients are told that their living donor is incompatible, so they are stuck on waiting lists," for a deceased donor, Dr. Segev said.
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But the car they were driving was a bright yellow Mini Cooper, so the car got stuck on top of the buck and stalled.
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Williams has been stuck on 23 since she won the Australian Open in January 2017 before the birth of her daughter later that year.
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Some foods, riders agreed, were fair game — and maybe even necessary if riders never know how long they will be stuck on a train.
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Against Danny Castillo, Ferguson had some trouble getting stuck on his back but in recent years his guard has looked more and more offensive.
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Meanwhile, Trump, who doesn't seem interested in talking taxes much, is stuck on the one policy issue that will only deepen party divides: immigration.
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The reason why the plane version of the Nintendo Gateway System was stuck on the Super NES while hotels had access to the GameCube?
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If you've been stuck on a project, a burst of inspiration may arrive once you finally allow your emotions to flow out of you.
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Stay grounded by approaching life's unexpected loops with the things and structures you do have, rather than getting stuck on what you don't have.
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Maybe we could have shared our memories when they were brand new, found what was important—or what our limbic systems were stuck on.
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If I'm stuck on a strategy question or implementation problem for a client, I'll pick up a book and thumb through to brainstorm solutions.
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Over 6,000 passengers are stuck on Costa Crociere&aposs Costa Smeralda cruise ship as a passenger is tested for the coronavirus in Civitavecchia, Italy.
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I posted on Twitter that I was stuck on the Culver Viaduct, a stretch of subway tracks that rises high above the Gowanus Canal.
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That's more time for McConnell -- time bolstered by senators stuck on the floor, without electronics, unable to speak, for hours on end each day.
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Hundreds of Americans were left stuck on a cruise ship that later became the single biggest source of U.S. coronavirus cases — a CDC decision.
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If you found yourself stuck on Highway 290 between San Francisco and San Jose, you'd really see what Silicon Valley looks like for many.
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Matton Damon met his wife Luciana Barroso on the set of his 2003 movie "Stuck on You," and the couple began dating shortly after.
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Once, after I backed out and started driving down the street, the car staggered, and I thought it was stuck on ice and snow.
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Some citizens already considered the project a humanitarian triumph; others believed the Syrians would end up isolated and adrift, stuck on welfare or worse.
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Sounds like Ron's concerns over his cowboy boots were warranted ... we're told his foot got stuck on the accelerator because of the humongous footwear.
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Though I did get stuck on whether to use the word "diaphanous" to describe the "unicorn veil" my kid fashions on her head daily.
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The force of the crash left one of the orange trains stuck on top of the other at Tacubaya metro station, television footage showed.
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Pretty clever, sis, I said to myself smugly, then got completely stuck on that final, and by far most obvious, theme clue at 28D.
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It's a tricky, slippery distinction, and when I tried to parse it out for myself, the example I kept getting stuck on was Glee.
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Web DMs – Instagram's messaging feature has become the de facto place for sharing memes and trash talk about people's photos, but it's stuck on mobile.
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Hugh Jackman spent years making the character his own, but he always felt like the sole grown-up stuck on Xavier's Island of Misfit Heroes.
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Adults with anorexia get stuck on details and have trouble zooming out to see the big picture, which can make it difficult to make decisions.
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But more bizarrely, they'd also become mentally confused and unable to concentrate or remember anything, as if their minds were stuck on the spin cycle.
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Anyone who knows the feeling of getting a pair of dangly earrings stuck on something can understand that having long hair is a serious liability.
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Although airlines face steep fines when passengers are stuck on board for three hours or more awaiting takeoff, travelers themselves won't necessarily see the cash.
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A year ago she went to Las Vegas for a work conference, and the plane home got stuck on the tarmac with a mechanical issue.
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But with the discussion now seemingly stuck on "raising awareness" and "breaking down stigma," how exactly does this openness expand into real, tangible industry change?
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Called microMend, the device is performing well in clinical studies, and it may only be a matter of time before one gets stuck on you.
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It's a 247 minute walk uphill but it's nice to be moving in the fresh air after being stuck on a plane for so long.
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"That firehose just got stuck on Sonoma county and sat there," says Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at UCLA's Institute of the Environment and Sustainability.
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Cordray compared the situation to getting into a taxi for a crosstown ride and finding oneself stuck on a "ruinously expensive" trip across the country.
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Right: Santa Claus has his beard stuck on a rope as he tries to repel down the side of a store in Glasgow on Nov.
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"The result is an economy that is still stuck on a shallow growth track," said Steven Ricchiuto, chief U.S. economist at Mizuho in New York.
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Baxter told the newspaper the dog sitter did the right thing by not attempting to rescue the pup from the ledge it was stuck on.
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And yet again, we have plenty of Christians on Twitter explaining the Bible to the Pope:I'm still stuck on what to call this phenomenon. Popesplaining?
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It appears to be right on time, as these fire-spewing drones are sent to burn off trash that gets stuck on high-voltage wires.
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Three 23-year-old men have been rescued by emergency services after getting stuck on the sacred site of Uluru in the Northern Territory, Australia.
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A cat that was stuck on a water tower in LaSalle, Colorado, is out of clouds and in the safe hands of a veterinary clinic.
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On Grammy night, the "Stuck on You" singer will also take the stage himself to sing a special rendition of one of his classic hits.
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Littlest pup Penny is the highlight of the night as she keeps getting stuck on stairs and sofas and barking in despair until she's rescued.
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Worst travel experience is anything that gets involved with like being late, or stuck on a tarmac, like at all, for any amount of time.
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In an email, Roessel writes that when he first became a vegetarian he was stuck on finding a foamy egg replacement to use in baking.
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Nonetheless, Ms. Brown is not a nominee this year (and never has been), and Mr. Damon is — for playing a white man stuck on Mars.
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"Initially her answers weren't good enough because she would get stuck on keywords," said Lalith Polepeddi, one of the grad students working on the project.
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I send her a quick text, and she immediately responds that it is no big deal and she is stuck on a noisy train anyway.
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The next time you're stuck on a long call, you might be happy to have one of these buried in a drawer of your desk.
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The nonprofit Pizza to the Polls will send free pizza to people stuck on long lines waiting to cast their votes this Election Day. Seriously.
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If you tend to get stuck on things long after it's obvious that what you're doing isn't working, you can train yourself to do better.
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They had been stuck on a cliff blocked by water in the Tanque Verde Falls area of Redington Pass in the mountains east of Tucson.
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The last bit shows colorfully candy swirled into circles and stuck on a stick, and we end with a bunch of cute and tasty lollipops.
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And there you are, once again stuck on a plane with no Netflix, a dead phone, and a snoring old man leaning on your shoulder.
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There's value in repeating as "good," but that is only true for so long before consistent goodness gets perceived as being stuck on the treadmill.
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The controversy over Klansman Nathan Bedford Forrest follows a similar pattern, stuck on whether he reformed his racist views at the end of his life.
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About 85033 passengers flying from New Jersey were reportedly stuck on an airplane for 16 hours after their flight made an emergency landing in Canada.
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When men are in the building, newspaper is stuck on the windows to respect "purdah"—the religious practice of screening women from men or strangers.
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In January, the climbers rescued French mountaineer Elisabeth Revol who was stuck on the slopes of Pakistan's second-highest peak, the 8,126-metre Nanga Parbat.
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But [Herring] was going back on the road, and I was stuck on the beat, having trouble taking the production anywhere for a few months.
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Cleveland may have the country's lowest traffic congestion, but that doesn't mean you can't find yourself stuck on a Los Angeles freeway when business calls.
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Macron also spent four years as an inspector of finance—a high-powered position in the French civil service—but nobody was stuck on that.
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Would you be super annoyed if you were stuck on an airplane with them for hours on end, as my friend astrologer Jessica Lanyadoo says?
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Cumin seeds and Sichuan peppercorns have been stuck on the meat, and then a big flame-red gob of sambal has been dropped on top.
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There's still a chance that you'll end up having to fill out annoying paperwork or get stuck on hold for hours to make an appointment.
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They may be in quarantine, but Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson still want you to join their voter registration party — whatever couch you're stuck on.
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In this case, "Parts of math textbooks" is PROBLEM SECTIONS; the other is the protagonist of "A Christmas Carol," if you're stuck on that one.
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The other, identified by inscription as a native Nabatean deity, is a flat, foursquare limestone upright with what look like stuck-on lips and eyes.
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I did get stuck on 46A, because I don't refer to a call-in meeting as a TELE(CON), but I eventually figured it out.
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A schoolteacher, he has taken to keeping an "emergency suitcase" in his car in case "it" happens and he gets stuck on the California side.
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The original Moto 360 smartwatch from 2014 is stuck on an old version of Google's Wear OS (technically still called Android Wear on the watch).
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Then again, the Farrellys' movies — from "Dumb and Dumber" to "Stuck on You" — have often focused on friends or siblings who lean on each other.
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"I have a truck with 30 tons of frozen squid that is still stuck on that bridge," said Chang An, a wholesaler based in Hunchun.
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The only thing that can stop me is feeling like I'm stuck on something — like feeling like there's a topic I keep going back to.
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Other people who were stuck on in the legendary Lagos "go slow" for hours trying to get to work shared their stories on social media.
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Before they set off, Ms. Suhartono and I joked that if Mr. Ifansasti got stuck on the limb, he could always drop his memory card.
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On this day in 1849, an Illinois lawyer named Abraham Lincoln was issued a patent for a flotation system to lift riverboats stuck on sandbars.
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But the war against ISIS was not going well for the Iraqi Army, which was still stuck on Mosul's outskirts, taking a lot of casualties.
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Or you may get stuck on the idea that the longest bull market in history will last forever, or worry a steep drop is imminent.
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They'd get stuck on really basic obstacles like any kind of carpet fringe or stray cable, or just bop around in circles not cleaning anything.
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We've worked with smart people with PhDs who will say their dog ate their monitor rather than admit that they're stuck on a tough problem.
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Once in a while, when I find myself stuck on a clue that Dad would have gotten, a wave of grief wells up inside me.
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If you're stuck on one, I'll give you all the states in order from top to bottom, and then the entries in the same order.
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A founder has put their life's work into a company, synoptically condensed it to a handful of slides and I am stuck on eight words.
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First, one of my picks: If you're stuck on your partner, I recommend this couples' activity book from seasoned relationship experts John and Julie Gottman.
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The "house rules" stuck on the front door — "respect one another"; "always tell the truth" — are a holdover from the previous tenant, Plant Love House.
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A ruptured pipe and a lack of available jets stranded thousands of passengers and left thousands of other arriving travelers stuck on runways for hours.
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Free-Nets were stuck on pokey dial-up modems at a time when faster options like cable internet or DSL were starting to gain steam.
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After being assaulted by two young men at a gas station, Audrey and Caroline speed away, breathlessly grateful, until they get stuck on a bridge.
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The bear Mr. Nicklen and his team documented was stuck on land, its muscles atrophied by continuing starvation, and apparently on the edge of death.
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At least 220006 cars were reportedly involved in the pileup and many vehicles are stuck on the highway as authorities try to clear the scene.
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I saw a poster the other day, the sort stuck on a lamppost near a roundabout, that said 44 DJs, four arenas over ten hours.
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Then, in nearly identical fashion to last year's session, the bill got stuck on the Senate floor waiting to get called up for a vote.
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However, because Sony prevented PS4 players from logging in on Switch or Xbox if they ever authenticated their account through its PSN system, that meant there was a segment of Fortnite players who may have had some collectibles and currency stuck on the PS4 version of the game, or alternatively stuck on the Switch or Xbox portion if they happened to be primarily PS4 players.
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If your mental wellbeing is at odds with your ability to work, you may feel stuck on what to do — tell a boss, or keep quiet?
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In the McAllen school district, an eighth-grade math teacher, Sandra Guerra, recently chatted online with six students who were stuck on a problem about polynomials.
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Those are the two things I was stuck on, what were the outcomes of that press conference and what should the tone of the president be.
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"It obviously increases productivity so people aren't stuck on trains for an hour or two," said Sean O'Brien, who works in the bank's human resources department.
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Housing Minister Simon Coveney said the two sides were stuck on whether other areas should be immediately designated as "rent pressure zones" alongside Dublin and Cork.
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Zoeller said given the location of the state Republican Party's office, he's seen minor vandalism before, such as stickers or posters stuck on windows and doors.
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Still, won't we peons be stuck on the ground while you and Larry Page and everyone who can afford it are zipping around over our heads?
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" As far as her favorites, Paris admits she's "still stuck on listening to the classics," including, "the Beatles, Fleetwood Mac, Creedence Clearwater Revival, the Rolling Stones.
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The massive rocket is now stuck on the launch pad due to a lack of support personnel from NASA that it needs to perform the test.
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First, Mayor Sylvester Turner didn't give the order to evacuate, fearing that people would get stuck on the road, which happened during Hurricane Rita in 2005.
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So here's the thing I'm stuck on: On the one hand, fast food is for everyone; you're never out of place at a fast-food restaurant.
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A dog in Idaho is lucky to be alive after he was recently rescued from a cliff that he had been stuck on for multiple days.
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Meanwhile, Republicans, who still hold the White House and the Senate, appear stuck on what the vision they want to present the American public with is.
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Here are several key takeaways from NASA's project that are useful for any organization about to embark — or that's stuck — on a big data analytics initiative.
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Thankfully, Amazon gives you the ability to track the products you're itching to buy, so that you won't miss out and get stuck on the Waitlist.
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A fifth-grader stuck on a math problem went to go to an unusual place for help when she decided to message the cops on Facebook.
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This poor feline who is stuck on the stairs, somewhere between a comfy cat-loaf position and actually being able to stand is a perfect example.
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Make sure any tracking device you purchase is not too big for your pet, as it could get stuck on outdoor or indoor obstacles, Topper said.
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They aren't plotting anything sinister—it's more likely that the dumb group just got stuck on a loop following each other trying to avoid the cat.
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Installed in Broodthaers's studio, it consisted primarily of postcards of 19th-century paintings stuck on the wall and slides of others projected onto a shipping crate.
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And, when my brain wasn't quite working, I could quickly switch to a different character to get away from whatever puzzle thread I'd gotten stuck on.
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Never again will you be stuck on a beach, or at a picnic and not be able to open a bottle while also listening to music.
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The value of crude estimated to be stuck on board the Safer FSO tanker is reportedly worth more than $70 million, based on current oil prices.
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Research was still stuck on elementary inquiries like whether exercise could help you age better, but at least scientists were beginning to ask the right questions.
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"So it would not look completely ridiculous, they issued that verdict, they stuck on 18 months to show that she was guilty of something," he added.
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It's great to have so much extra time for life instead of being stuck on public transport or in a car for long periods of time.
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Similarly, your brand new shiny tablet from 2020 will be much better than the one stuck on your fridge — faster, compatible with your Wi-Fi, etc.
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ET, semi-forgotten rapper (but still beloved whenever the musical nostalgia hits) Vanilla Ice tweeted that he too was stuck on a quarantined plane at JFK.
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For too long the conversation's been stuck on how much time we spend on our devices, and the effect that time has on our well-being.
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More than 500 hikers from 26 countries were stuck on Mount Rinjani on Lombok island after the 6.4 magnitude earthquake triggered a landslide, Sky News reported .
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Matt Johnson, one of the researchers at Johns Hopkins, says that we have these stories we tell ourselves about ourselves, and we get stuck on them.
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If you're stuck on which platform will answer the questions listed above, compile a list of industry leaders and influencers to see which platforms they're using.
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Bruins F Brad Marchand is stuck on a career high-tying 37 goals, but has five tallies and 11 points in eight games against the Stars.
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The champagne remains on ice as the Washington Nationals' magic number is stuck on two to clinch their third National League East title in five years.
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According to the Charlotte Observer, the object got stuck on her head — specifically on the small, antler-esque "ossicones" that stick out from a giraffe's head.
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Trinitas had a hunch about a XOR operation using the 6-bit cypher from the key being involved, but he was stuck on decoding the flames.
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Both share roughly the same body plan: a cucumber with eight legs stuck on the front, though D.folliculorum is bigger (they're around 0.04 mm in length).
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I get stuck on that question, and I have leaned away from assigning pure fact checks of tweets and trying to offer more analysis than that.
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While Michael Johnson isn't the best ring general in MMA, he did try to circle away from Gaethje but still got stuck on the fence repeatedly.
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It was not clear how long the stoppage had lasted, but passengers stuck on the ground had already taken to social media to express their frustration.
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But some of you may be elsewhere — stuck on a plane or a train, or up at the office trying to meet a last-minute deadline.
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When it comes to suicide of a loved one, it's easy to get stuck on how their life ended, instead of how they lived, Cooper said.
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Mr. Gbalibi and his fuel truck were among those stuck on the side of the highway for a month because the Avengers had disrupted fuel distribution.
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This is the lesson learned by eight college athletes from USC, who became stuck on an elevator after exceeding its weight capacity by about 223 pounds.
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When I travel, I take an e-reader; nothing terrifies me more than the prospect of being stuck on an airplane with nothing good to read.
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"We would probably kill each other, but I wouldn't want to be stuck on an island with anyone else," says the rower and cross-country skier.
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He's stuck on a broken spacecraft, floating off somewhere in the galactic depths, waiting for the sweet release of death once his oxygen supply runs out.
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It's no wonder House Republicans are stuck on whether to limit the tax break for employer health coverage, as they've been discussing for their Obamacare replacement.
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Sometimes the icebergs breaking from the glacier are too large, which means they sink and lie stuck on the bottom of its shallower areas for years.
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And it's so stuck on the idea of the United States — as the "indispensable nation" in every situation around the globe — does not discriminate among crises.
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Some flights at London's Heathrow Airport were canceled Friday; passengers were stuck on snow-covered runways at airports in Manchester and Liverpool earlier in the week.
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" The photograph of Tweeden, he said, certainly "looked sexist out of context," but "in context the whole thing was like being stuck on a smelly bus.
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Instead, we find them stuck on the same sofas, cruising the same struggling streets and hamstrung by the same old obstacles (rap sheets and general inertia).
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I don't know why I got stuck on __ __ __ __ SAUCE, sitting on my couch in Queens about a 30-minute walk from Citi Field, but I did.
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But I was still stuck on the wildness of the mind-reading aspect of the experiment: How much better can the machine get at reconstructing faces?
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So the Mets staggered home with the same record as in 2017, the season they had hoped was a fluke, the season now stuck on repeat.
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I am a huge fan of hers and I first misspelled her last name as "DuVarnay" and got stuck on the "Tarzan" director for a while.
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Angry at the airline's decision, and worried that he would be stuck on the island, Mr. Kijima decided to board anyway, he wrote on his blog.
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Government will do nothing about these problems because it is stuck on attack mode and geared, always, toward the next election, which starts Monday in Iowa.
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On the boys' side, she stuck on glow-in-the-dark stars and moons, so they could gaze at a night sky as they fell asleep.
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As they made their way along the river, they slid into a ravine and became stuck on the ledge, where they took shelter in a cave.
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Passengers on some planes that were either preparing to take off or trying to reach a gate were stuck on board for up to seven hours.
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I would, I can let the world now know, text Hernandez when he was stuck, on the air, on naming who played a particular Batman character.
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That lesson applies to office jobs, too— when a colleague is stuck on a project and asks for your input, you offer to lend a hand.
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The victory helped give certainty that the country would leave the EU in January and unlocked investments from many who had been stuck on the sidelines.
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Scientists gently lifted the cephalopods from an aquarium, dabbed them between the eyes with a bit of glue and some Velcro and stuck on the specs.
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Everything in VanderMeer's creative process seems to lead to salamanders these days: He often gets stuck on a particular animal and uses it again and again.
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We evacuated from our new home in Mandeville the morning that Katrina made landfall, and we got stuck on the Interstate on our way to Texas.
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Because apparently when you're stuck on a floating piece of driftwood with the person you love more than anything, "letting go" is the ultimate romantic expression.
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Make sure any tracking device you purchase is not too big for your pet, as it could get stuck on outdoor or indoor obstacles, Topper said.
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That might mean my phone or laptop doesn't connect to the nearest node to my location; instead, it's stuck on whatever node it connected to initially.
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Hollywood released films about getting stuck on Mars, and demolition derbies in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, and you even had Leo DiCaprio battling a grizzly bear.
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But within 24 hours: I got stuck on level 22 and didn't want to wait the half-hour that it takes for a life to regenerate.
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Over the last five years in Asia, I've had the opportunity to cover the Burmese refugee crisis by visiting camps and interviewing people stuck on the border.
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"Getting stuck on one particular parameter, or one particular scenario, is missing the fundamental point of what is the total overall performance of the system," said Ammann.
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Click here to view original GIFThe only thing more terrifying than being stuck on a roller coaster, is being stuck at the highest part of the ride.
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While stuck on a rainy movie set with dreaded drip coffee, Clooney takes a call from pal Andy Garcia who's enjoying a "perfect Nespresso morning" in paradise.
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Read More Stocks will remain stuck on 'rinse and repeat' this summer: Brian Belski While Dudash likes Twitter, he is telling clients to stay away from Tesla.
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Before joining the caravan, Rodriguez had spent more than a year stuck on the Mexico–Guatemala border, renting a small apartment and working odd jobs in Tapachula.
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Transplantation is the preferred treatment for survival and quality of life, but a shortage of organs has left tens of thousands of patients stuck on waiting lists.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, the British-based monitoring group, said the convoy was stuck on a highway after air strikes prevented it from continuing southwards.
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In the middle of the interview, Mann got stuck on a question: What was something he could share about his wife that the public didn't already know?
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However, a set piece meant to carry Swift to another stage malfunctioned during her hit "Delicate," leaving her stuck on the wrong side of Lincoln Financial Field.
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And yes, the two really did make the sounds you hear in the trailer, at least when their cables and hands weren't getting stuck on the rig.
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But when Atkinson began gently brushing the critter's fur with a hairbrush to remove the plethora of prickly burrs stuck on it, the marsupial was won over.
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No, Really During a promotional appearance for the London Olympics, the former journalist became stuck on a zip-line and was left dangling as onlookers snapped photos.
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Here's What Happened Cynthia Nixon Got Stuck On The Subway On The First Day Of Her Campaign Watch The Mention With Cynthia Nixon Right Now Related Video:
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I've written a glossary especially for American readers in the US edition of the book, but if there's anything else you get stuck on, just tweet me.
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Henry Flescher told WSVN he made a wrong turn, taking the curve too fast "because it's very dark there" and his wheels became stuck on a track.
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One guest, Geoff Fienberg, tweeted that he was stuck on the park's iconic "Small World" ride for half an hour waiting for the power to be restored.
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Vice President Mike Pence last week mentioned Kasich, saying that nearly 60,000 disabled people in Kasich's state of Ohio were stuck on waiting lists because of Obamacare.
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Dunkin has told people that when he used to fly Trump around on his private Boeing 757, they'd often find themselves stuck on the tarmac with delays.
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When I forced myself to think about Harry, I got stuck on that picture of him in a Nazi Halloween costume, and I just couldn't shake it.
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Hours earlier, one of the earliest symptoms of the power disruption in the city came as travelers reported they were stuck on subway cars in darkened stations.
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"Unfortunately, legal minds often get stuck on questions of semantics, when it is clear to most of us what the intent of the law is," Biggs said.
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You can scrape off stuck-on debris, food, and other sticky substances from the ground without bending down, then sweep it away, all with the same tool.
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I'm pretty sure this concept originated when we were stuck on brainstorming themes and I just drew a circle on the chalkboard, hoping it would lead somewhere.
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There had been signs that in the strong job market a lot of people stuck on the sidelines since the financial crisis would get back to work.
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One of the most annoying things I've found with robotic vacuums is that they'll sometimes get stuck on toys, cords, or other objects in my messy home.
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Iida told me that, the first time she visited Nakayama's home, she noticed an array of Post-it notes stuck on the walls of her office area.
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But talks are stuck on the agenda of a conference in Geneva which will discuss the role of Britain, Greece and Turkey in a post-settlement Cyprus.
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Truck drivers stuck on the Kyrgyz-Kazakh frontier say the bottleneck created by stringent checks on the Kazakh side is affecting companies in Russia, Belarus and Turkey.
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And exactly 12 years after Katrina, my dad is stuck on a big green property just outside of Houston, surrounded by man-made lakes on every side.
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You learn quite a bit of diplomacy when you're stuck on a ship with 15 other guys because, well, you can't really leave and slam the door.
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Mike Huckabee (R) on Thursday said he was stuck on a "quarantined" plane in Nashville because a passenger was sick and jokingly blamed it on the Russians.
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Many recent studies get stuck on how fascist rulers attract and dominate their mob followings by cocooning them in a soothing alternate reality and demonizing other groups.
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The C.I.A.'s vibe feels like a highway motel with thin walls, a smell of chlorine, a vending machine where your Twix gets stuck on the glass.
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When I'm stuck on long drives on the trail, I can glance at my wrist to see a text, then respond simply by saying something out loud.
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Read more:A crocodile in Indonesia has had a tire stuck on its head for years — and there's a reward for anyone brave enough to get it off
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When stuck on a plane for an extended amount of time, it's not as simple as to move to the other side as seat assignments are fixed.
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From what I could gather, there was a byzantine system of licenses that ensured non-Venetians were stuck on crowded ferries, rapacious gondolas or gaudy tour boats.
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They deliver quips and silky come-hither nonsense, only to end up like a big green monster stuck on rewind: "Hulk smash!" again and again, ad infinitum.
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More than 3,000 people -- including 428 Americans -- are stuck on the cruise ship that became a floating quarantine zone after dozens of people tested positive for coronavirus.
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And that's true whether you're stuck on a desert island, or cozied up in your kitchen with a fragrant pot of chickpeas bubbling away on the stove.
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"Some 400,000 medical items planned for delivery are stuck on trucks in Iraq and unable to cross," U.N. aid chief Mark Lowcock told the council on Wednesday.
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Most get stuck on the same-age boys or girls who first attracted them at the start of puberty, though some retain interest in far younger children.
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Microsoft has been notifying Windows 7 users throughout 103 about today's end of support, so people still stuck on the OS can't say they haven't been warned.
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Passengers on an Amtrak train were stuck on the tracks north of Manhattan without power or heat for several hours early Friday morning in below-freezing temperatures.
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If you're stuck on a pricey piece of furniture, consider that your money may be better spent elsewhere, like on a solid sofa or a great mattress.
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His daughter's imminent arrival has him anxious, though, because as long as he's stuck on overnight shifts, he's out of sync with his wife Jeanie (Rachel Keller).
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The woman, who has not been publicly identified, told first responders she first got stuck on the bluff ledge outside the city of Alton around 4 p.m.
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Roadside emergencies that might, in better weather, be mildly embarrassing — getting stuck on a soft shoulder, say — can be more difficult to deal with and even dangerous.
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In rare cases, a ghost image can get permanently stuck on the TV if you leave the same picture paused on the panel for hours on end.
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But then there are all these odd corners and nooks; he's got quite an attic stuck on him, and there are strange things going on in it.
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Many people are still stuck on the fundamental importance of work compared to free time: the structure it gives, the purpose it affords, the morality it signifies.
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Alabama teenager Darby Risner was trying to pull a prank by wearing the big purple dinosaur costume when the massive mask got stuck on her head and shoulders.
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"We're still stuck on a tightrope between the late-cycle fears and the prospect of a freeze in tariffs and of a more prudent Federal Reserve," he said.
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If you get stuck on a certain level or run out of lives, there are bundles or upgrades you can pay for to help you get through it.
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Let's face it, being on tour, stuck on a bus for hours, and hopping from city to city every 24 hours isn't exactly conducive to a healthy lifestyle.
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The interaction happened while the team was stuck on a name for Miyamoto's character now known as Mario, but they had one by the time that Segale left.
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On small farms, like that of Gary Ryan in Monmouthshire, gizmos like Moocall, a sensor stuck on a cow's tail to alert a farmer before calving, improve efficiency.
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It's enough to make you envision a bleak future where the rich can zip around in 'copters overhead, while the poor are stuck on the ground in gridlock.
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Realme uses Oppo's ColorOS, which has quite a bit in common, but it's more influenced by iOS and is still stuck on Android 220 in its current iteration.
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Asking to play something on Netflix, for example, would often leave me stuck on the profile-selection screen, forcing me to pick up a remote to log in.
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My colleague Sean Hollister tested the app, but after agreeing to the initial terms and conditions, he said he got stuck on a screen with the ZenKey logo.
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