" Girardi said late Wednesday night that he was reasonably pleased with the at-bats from Sanchez and Bird, noting that "they're not just going up there swinging, swinging, swinging.
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Or Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice (1969) or Swinging With the Finkels (2011) which explore swinging.
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He did a good job of getting away from (over-swinging) and just swinging within himself.
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They were swinging, swinging at every pitch, and that's why my pitch count didn't get up.
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The juxtaposition between the swinging child and the vocalists singing "Black bodies swinging in the summer breeze" is shattering.
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"Coach Day, he just kept saying, 'Just keep swinging, just keep swinging,'" Ohio State defensive end Chase Young said.
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So that's why I think the pendulum is swinging back and we said I think it's swinging back in our direction.
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Ramirez walked but Jackie Bradley Jr. struck out swinging and Josh Rutledge also fanned swinging as Chapman notched his fifth save.
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In the ninth, Matt Carpenter struck out swinging, pinch hitter Jose Martinez flied out to center and Kolten Wong struck out swinging.
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That's when you get on a roll, when the pitchers are pitching good and we're swinging the bats like we're swinging right now.
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"I think a very important part of a hitter's process is in not swinging at balls and swinging at strikes," he told me.
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He said that societal shifts exist on a pendulum, and right now, that pendulum is swinging away from sensitivity after years of swinging toward it.
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For swinging, each stick on the PS4 controller represents a leg, and you have to push them back and forth as if you were, well, swinging.
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With fresh flowers all over and live music till way late at night, you won't regret swinging by and swinging those hips while you're at it.
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You've got to do the small things to win a game, especially when you're not swinging the bat good, and we weren't swinging the bat good.
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So yes, it is swinging back, but it's swinging back because the insatiable need for more compute and more data at the edge is what's driving it.
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Pocket watch silver swinging on a chain black background to hypnotize Pocket watch silver swinging on a chain black background to hypnotize I'll give two choice examples.
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You get back to swinging at the same pitches you were swinging at earlier and being ready to hit those pitches hard, I think you'll be fine.
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Click here to view original GIFA swinging pendulum is notoriously mesmerizing—that's why hypnotists are always swinging pocket watches in front of someone's eyes to put them under.
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My physical health improved, in part because I was no longer swinging between restriction and binge modes, but also because I was no longer swinging between exercise extremes either.
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"I think it really makes it harder when you're in an environment like that because you end up swinging at pitches you probably wouldn't end up swinging at," Longoria said.
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Educate yourself about the store rules before swinging by ...
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"The bar gets set, you meet it, exceed it, they move the bar, and were watching that right now — the bar's just swinging, and swinging," she said, according to The Associated Press.
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"These guys are all coming out swinging and swinging at a lot of stuff, being very aggressive, and every time we've made a mistake, they've made us pay for it," Pomeranz told reporters.
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Take an electrical circuit, a spring, and a swinging pendulum.
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Its upstairs deck has been home to swinging champagne bars.
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You keep swinging the bat and the results will come.
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Julián Castro came out swinging for the Equal Rights Amendment.
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Plus, they usually have swinging doors that can injure you.
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A hammer is just a sculpture until you're swinging it.
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Fifty years later, perhaps that pendulum is swinging quietly back.
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Especially with the way they have been swinging the bats.
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"I'm very pleased with the way I'm swinging," he said.
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Recent polls have shown momentum swinging to the leave camp.
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And you only achieve dominance through Muay Thai, not swinging.
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In order to live, she needs to stop swinging Mjölnir.
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"Swinging" generally means couples consensually exchanging partners for sexual play.
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Check out the swinging shell action in the video below.
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Fortunately for IoT, the pendulum seems to be swinging back.
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But the swinging is definitely the star of the show.
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They obviously like swinging the bat in this ball park.
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Swinging Sixties Bachchan starred in his first film in 1969.
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In Jenner post's, West is seen swinging a gleeful North.
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It doesn't matter how fat, round, or swinging they are.
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First, we're swinging by Mars and checking out Hale Crater.
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Push down while swinging to let go of the vine.
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The Sacramento Bee came out swinging with a fascinating spin.
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"He's swinging well right now," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said.
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Bottom line: The pendulum is swinging in content companies' favor.
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It'll be the pendulum correcting for itself and swinging back.
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The power to raise prices was also swinging United's way.
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I found myself swinging hard enough to break my back.
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Maybe I'm shadowboxing, swinging at problems that aren't really there.
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But Miguel Rojas struck out swinging to close the inning.
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Dazed but still on his feet, Black started swinging again.
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We just need to be more professional swinging the bat.
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That's what they do when they're swinging the bat well.
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When you're swinging well, you have to go for it.
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He was swinging the knife in an aggressive, exaggerated manner.
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"I guess we were swinging at good pitches," Rendon said.
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They weren't earlier but now they're swinging the bats well.
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The pharmaceutical industry came out swinging against the new proposal.
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They're swinging the bat really well and we are not.
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"I think the regulatory pendulum is swinging back," he said.
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I went [swinging motion] and cracked him across the face.
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Roberts said Pederson has not started swinging a bat yet.
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He'd wake up swinging, afraid he'd hit his wife, Melba.
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Muslims also have played a key role in swinging elections.
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"I had no business swinging at that pitch," Strasburg said.
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Everybody's used to swinging at a ball that's coming down.
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The obviously like swinging the bat in this ball park.
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Villanueva subsequently scored on a swinging bunt by Carlos Asuaje.
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"He's been swinging the bat good down there," Yost said.
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The three main types are polyamory, open relationships, and swinging.
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"We've been swinging the bat pretty well lately," Freeman said.
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It's good to see him swinging the bat like that.
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When someone's swinging at you, it's hard to be daydreaming.
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Guests walk through swinging doors and sit on church pews.
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"I feel pretty good," Perez said of swinging the bat.
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It's a spot for intrigue, desperation, swinging tunes and bloodletting.
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This book's supercharged introduction comes out of the gate swinging.
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Her mother has bent over, pearls swinging, to reassure her.
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Storage rates are swinging wildly, depending on the elevator location.
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"I know she was going to keep swinging," Vandeweghe said.
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They have been swinging blindly wherever they've seen an opportunity.
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And, sadly, the pendulum is swinging rapidly to the right.
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Until now, the service weapon swinging at his hip, a .
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American tech companies also came out swinging against the bill.
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It is normal: The dollar is swinging around a lot.
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It shows one attacker swinging a victim to the ground.
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Doshi keeps the pendulum swinging until the very last page.
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Conforto had trouble swinging when he attempted to do so.
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Perhaps all that will change once Donald Trump starts swinging.
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Clinton, in some cases swinging 30 points in her direction.
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But an autocratic embassy does not a swinging party make.
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That's what made October surprises so effective in swinging elections.
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Instead of swinging your way to make par, you shoot.
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None have found evidence of fraud swinging any federal elections.
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It also eliminated the notion that the slugging surge was caused by batters' altering their approach by swinging with a more upward motion (launch angle); swinging harder; or trying to pull the ball more.
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Plus swinging around New York City has never looked so good.
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"He's just not swinging the bat well right now," he said.
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Blac Chyna's stoller-swinging outburst may have cost her big bucks.
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He recorded 12 called and swinging streaks each on the heater.
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"I'm swinging at better pitches, and that's something big," Simmons said.
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Chic grabs a knife, slicing Alice, and begins swinging at Jughead.
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Rigidifying on the cobblestones here, swinging her sword all swaggeringly there.
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That's twenty years of the general public assuming that they're swinging.
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The stock gained 2.4 percent, swinging into positive territory for 2016.
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Polyamorous, polyfidelitous, ethically non-monogamous, swinging, and the list goes on.
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They&aposre swinging a bat, which is the symbol of oppression.
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These drop earrings, swinging with bells and pearls, were bohemian perfection.
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I don't want to have any part of swinging at it.
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He&aposs doing things on the bases, swinging the bat well.
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Miley recorded an equal number of called and swinging strikes: 14.
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Rick jumps onto a nearby zombie that's swinging from a bridge.
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Recent opinion polls have shown momentum swinging toward a "leave" vote.
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"He's been swinging the bat really well," manager Dave Roberts said.
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And a lot of people swinging a bat and missing theballllbaksjsjdkdjspeowjh.,.
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Open-world exploration is, thanks to that swinging, a total joy.
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"He's been swinging great," A's manager Bob Melvin said of Butler.
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And so, the polls are swinging back a little towards Trump.
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Paul McCartney has revealed just how swinging the 1960s really were.
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In the ninth against Holland, Hernandez opened by striking out swinging.
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"No matter when I went, I needed to go out swinging."
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In the first, Franco struck out swinging to end the threat.
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Alfonso Ribeiro's son had a swinging good time for his birthday!
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"He's feeling better and swinging the bat down there," Gibbons said.
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Hispanic voters in Florida will likely be the crucial demographic swinging
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They came at me swinging, picking fights I'd never asked for.
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I think it's sort of we're swinging back on the pendulum.
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OFFICIAL: Marvel's "Spider-Man: Homecoming" swinging into theaters July 7, 2017!
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But Neil Walker struck out swinging on a 2-2 curve.
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Yordano Ventura hits Manny Machado...and Machado charges the mound swinging.
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It looks like John Chen is swinging the axe at BlackBerry .
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I am not an expert on open relationships, swinging, or polyamory.
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" She joked: "Swinging around naked on a wrecking ball lives forever.
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It celebrates the consequences of having lived in the Swinging City.
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An original swinging door leads into an office with paneled wainscoting.
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As we'd expect, the three rap over a swinging, soulful beat.
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Philadelphia's ICE office, in contrast, came out of the gates swinging.
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After walking the next batter, Boyd recorded three consecutive swinging strikeouts.
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Teixeira has been swinging the bat reasonably well right-handed — batting .
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For their part, Schumer and Pelosi didn't exactly come out swinging.
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"He was really swinging good," Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said.
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Willa was farther up the trail, bounding along, swinging that stick.
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Mr. Hubbard started swinging, witnesses and the police said — flailing, really.
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"No matter what happens, you have to keep swinging," Bowles said.
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But finally, Hatcher struck Syndergaard out swinging with a 96-m.p.h.
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There was hitting, running, throwing, swinging, missing, and all the such.
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Swipe Labs' app Channel Swipe Labs' app Channel Swipe kept swinging.
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And how did you first learn about swinging and wife-swapping?
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Mrs. Jones: I don't think swinging has directly improved our relationship.
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Mexicans walk arm in arm, mezcal bottles swinging at their sides.
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"The guys kept basically swinging the bats all night," Mattingly said.
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Oil prices have already been swinging ahead of the OPEC meeting.
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Five of the first six Mets hitters, swinging aggressively, popped out.
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This time they're swinging a samurai sword through some water bottles.
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Then a man stepped through a swinging door into the room.
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In physics, the arc of a swinging pendulum diminishes over time.
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"Neither team was swinging out of the strike zone," he said.
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Now some experts see the pendulum swinging back toward the government.
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He plodded along, sidestepping trouble but swinging little momentum his way.
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Seamen climbed onto the wildly swinging ladder and began to descend.
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One area where the new president came out swinging was migration.
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So we decided to start swinging the bats a little bit.
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He struck out Brandon Dixon swinging and got Travis Demeritte looking.
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Meanwhile, Charlie Morton was on deck swinging with a jacket on.
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I felt like I was swinging great, and I was calm.
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"I'm swinging at pitches that are in the zone," he said.
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"I was not really swinging freely, and she was," Osaka said.
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Pagan lined to right, grounded to second and struck out swinging.
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The pendulum is swinging back again to holding more individuals accountable.
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"Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood" recreated swinging 1969 Los Angeles.
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Being a nudist invites questions: Is it the same as swinging?
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"He took it out of his holder, started swinging," Gluck said.
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Keep swinging hard with proper techniques, and good things will happen.
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Kvitova posted a photo on Instagram showing herself swinging a racket.
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Of course the caddies are not the ones swinging the clubs.
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His voice line is relatively high, in a swinging waltz rhythm.
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You see his hands are all taped up, blisters from swinging.
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At another race, Harrison waded into the spectators, swinging his fists.
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He said he felt no pain while swinging with maximum effort.
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On Wednesday, France's foreign minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault, came out swinging.
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"It was the end of the Swinging Sixties," the story begins.
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But they are also swinging and missing at record rates, too.
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Given how small the swinging community is, this happens a lot.
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Let's say there were Kepler's Three Laws of Swinging a Bat.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren came out swinging against the bill.
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She modeled, sang and partied as an emblem of the Swinging Sixties.
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Two window washers stuck at the top of the Devon Tower, swinging.
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Trading was choppy with the Dow swinging between positive and negative territory.
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She was seen grabbing the Momiie stroller and swinging it around wildly.
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You had a team that came out swinging harder than the other.
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If true, these laws are not swinging the great majority of elections.
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On Wednesday morning, Apple CEO Tim Cook came out swinging in response.
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It's only Monday, but the Department of Justice just came out swinging.
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WATTERS: We all know now that the people swinging were paid protesters.
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After that 24-point swing, the pendulum resumed swinging the other way.
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We don't expect Khosrowshahi to come out swinging; that's not his style.
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The universe keeps on swinging—brass knuckles to the heart and ego.
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But is it better than actually swinging at someone with a flail?
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Still, if it's life or death, you're encouraged to go down swinging.
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There's a skeleton swinging in an old tire, perhaps as a warning.
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As usual, all of his value still comes from swinging his bat.
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Cole and Sjöholm will be swinging by the comments, so ask away!
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"This is an aggressive-swinging team," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said.
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One thing the latest "revelation" has done is bring Clinton out swinging.
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Whatever the reason, sluggers are swinging for the fences like never before.
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The European Commission has come out swinging in the global tax fight.
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We have an AMAZING time swinging through the trees and over rivers.
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Another produced an effigy of the French president swinging from the gallows.
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We went down swinging, and that is something that we talked about.
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Another is that music from the Swinging Sixties onwards was more stirring.
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A White House spokeswoman came out swinging against Hillary Clinton's new memoir.
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While Ridgecrest shook intensely, Las Vegas just saw some swinging light fixtures.
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Elderly couples try to avoid her unpredictably swinging arms as they pass.
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Like rivals, it faces swinging oil prices and uncertain long-term demand.
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Berrios (4-4) struck out 10 — nine swinging — and walked only one.
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"Nolan is swinging better, seeing the ball better and contributing," Black said.
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Now, she says, the pendulum is swinging towards more enforcement-focused policies.
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"That lineup is very aggressive, swinging from the first pitch," Darvish said.
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White Haired Man roars in and begins wildly swinging at Aeropostale Shirt.
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I'm swinging my arms more furiously now despite the increasingly loud headache.
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Khloe Kardashian's swinging back HARD after being accused of running a sweatshop.
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First, Erin Callan Montella went quietly, but now she's come back swinging.
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Of the 16 swinging strikes McHugh induced, 14 came on his slider.
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Others were wheeled out in their hospital beds, IVs swinging, alarms sounding.
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MORE (R-Ga.) came out swinging in his challenge to GOP Rep.
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A few particularly enterprising folks were even swinging from the light fixtures.
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Collins thought that once the thermometer rose, Cespedes would begin swinging better.
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For the first time, I spent the day swinging with my niece.
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For the last two nights we'd been swinging the bats pretty well.
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You would find that Arizona and Georgia will probably be swinging soon.
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"positive image" of EU swinging by 9 percentage points since 2016 alone.
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I'm swinging hard, and I'm trying to do damage every single time.
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But a new study is swinging the pendulum in the opposite direction.
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Dominguez struck out Hicks swinging and got Didi Gregorius to ground out.
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The end came as Jedrzejczyk was on edge and swinging at air.
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Knock us down once and we'll come back swinging ten times harder.
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The lantern swinging in the installation is the actual lantern we used.
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You were swinging like Tarzan between the letters of the Hollywood sign?
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Whittaker is very good at stuffing takedowns and immediately coming up swinging.
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Keith is a terrific character, a swinging Berkeley mogul gone to seed.
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Plouffe suffered the injury swinging in Wednesday night's win over Kansas City.
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The pendulum seems to be swinging more wildly and widely every day.
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He walked one with six strikeouts, all on swinging third-strike curveballs.
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The Hound and Brienne start swinging swords at about 48 minutes in.
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On another one she was swinging her club like a baseball bat.
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The horror, the disgust, comes swinging like a punch to the stomach.
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Like Swinging Machines (Trim x Corta Venas x "Blackdiadem" x Wishdasher) 7.
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It was not just the absence of momentum-swinging, highlight-reel plays.
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I may or may not beat him, but I'll go down swinging.
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But she hauled herself up, ponytail swinging, and went to gather them.
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The regulatory pendulum has recently been swinging in favor of big banks.
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That's me, that's my people, caught at a glance through swinging doors.
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Swinging doors lead to a galley kitchen with a small eating area.
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Alongside them were whole racks of cow ribs swinging on rusted hooks.
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We weren't swinging with the same aggression that we have all year.
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Now voters in Tres de Febrero are swinging back to the Peronists.
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If I was going to go down, I was going down swinging.
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The southern New Hampshire district has a history of swinging between parties.
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Are exurbs and rural areas getting redder, while suburbs are swinging bluer?
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"He's swinging the bat really well right now," manager Ned Yost said.
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It summons the '60s with swinging elegance in various meters and moods.
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" Beyoncé croons in the video, swinging a baseball bat labelled "Hot Sauce.
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Bunn touched a neighboring branch, which fell into an easy, swinging motion.
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Go talk to the guys swinging the hammers, and you'll learn why.
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Verlander then reared back and struck out JaCoby Jones and Candelario swinging.
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My father was an entrepreneur, he was always swinging for the trees.
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Both teams came out of the gate swinging, showing promise early on.
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I came in swinging when I really should have come in listening.
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Yung Miami, half of the City Girls, chooses to come out swinging.
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I am manic, swinging between irritable, restless, moody, and quiet, to stimulated.
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Swinging Manhattan bachelor Peter Christopher (Michael Callan) finds himself in a pickle.
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Meanwhile, medical advice on peanuts has also been swinging back and forth.
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There is a sword-wielding, grapple hook-swinging individual who is low on health but high on speed, capable of traversing the map by swinging through the air, so long as you've the input dexterity to achieve it.
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Riding that momentum, Sinemia is swinging for the fences with its unlimited plan.
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The pendulum of power and control is swinging back to the investor community.
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The "Chandelier" singer will be swinging from the chimney tops this holiday season.
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Megan Thee Stallion came in swinging on Power 106's L.A. Leakers show.
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This included the swinging of the hips outward in a bat-like way.
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The Tenors Jordan Smith, he of the "The Voice" fame, came out swinging.
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Swinging roundly, the untrained boxers were quickly put down by the Venetian pugni.
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But the swinging single life got tougher when Zoë started having a say.
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He's not swinging the bat well; he's not seeing the ball extremely well.
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Latching onto the swinging pendulum, Lyft then donated $1 million to the ACLU.
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Either way, though, it was a lot more satisfying than swinging a remote.
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Javier then allegedly grabbed the knife and began "swinging and stabbing" at Lovell.
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Then suddenly a massive barrel of a gun started swinging over our heads.
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The Jackson estate came out swinging before Leaving Neverland even premiered at Sundance.
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They were taking it nice and easy and swinging whenever they want to.
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Glover got his fourth save as pinch-hitter Hunter Renfroe struck out swinging.
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We last saw the villain wildly swinging around his beloved barbed bat, Lucille.
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Fortunately, Jamelia came swinging with a rebuttal strong enough to body an elephant.
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As a result, crude prices could continue swinging back and forth, he said.
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The door lady lunges into action, swinging the portal open, ushering us in.
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Frazier struck out swinging and Brett Lawrie lined out to end the inning.
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Kylo Ren appears in the room in front of you and starts swinging.
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Pillar's been swinging the bat probably as hot as anybody in the league.
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A technician stands near model container that mounts on the centrifuge swinging platform.
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Wednesday, however, she came out swinging in support of T-Mobile and Sprint.
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Organic insects advance on me, swinging in on my left, but I dodge.
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In short, the Criterion Channel comes out swinging, balanced on two left feet.
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Arrieta struck him out swinging on the eighth pitch of the at-bat.
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Castro had lingering soreness on Saturday, with increasing pain while swinging the bat.
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Thankfully, the pendulum is finally swinging toward a more diverse sci-fi universe.
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It's not just any gameplay—it's the reason to play the game: swinging.
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"He is always out there swinging," said one former top State Department diplomat.
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"Carlos has been swinging the bat good and we need him," Francona said.
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He first challenged Trout with a 97 mph fastball, Trout swinging and missing.
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He "immediately began swinging a machete at customers and employees inside," Weiner said.
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Corden came out swinging, mocking Hathaway's box-office failures and "good girl" reputation.
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There's the swinging pendulum, who grows increasingly capricious across a couple of variations.
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She's a little smaller up top now, because she's not swinging her racket.
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Once hips are slightly below parallel, jump up explosively, swinging arms behind you.
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But that doesn't mean the internet giant isn't going to go down swinging.
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We're not swinging the bat well right now, but we'll get it going.
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The immediate next shot shows a bloodied crowbar, suggesting Negan was swinging it.
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Gordon added 210 points, including two momentum-swinging dunks in the second half.
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"Resilience, or swinging, is the ultimate achievement," Mr. Murray said then, in 2003.
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With the pendulum swinging as higher rates set in, the dynamic is changing.
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He then struck out swinging and had words with Rehak, who tossed him.
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Sculptural trios dissolve into solitary moments embellished with hip swivels and swinging arms.
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"Those swings look like the way Corey was swinging all season," Roberts said.
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Fans can catch her swinging at those neon balls during January's Australian Open.
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Huawei came out swinging against new claims that it stole smartphone-camera technology.
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They got the comebacker that hit off Duffey and got the swinging bunt.
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The mid-2000s track also had a fast-paced, arm-swinging dance attached.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger is swinging back at President Trump in their ongoing Twitter fight.
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Gordon added 17 points, including two momentum-swinging dunks in the second half.
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As with any intense competition, the bee was full of rapidly swinging emotions.
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The United States of America is swinging – culturally, legally, and of course, politically.
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Freddie Freeman was fooled, swinging through one of deGrom's fastballs for a strikeout.
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The Daily Jewel These swinging pendulum earrings were simultaneously intricate and entirely simple.
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The sound of bedroom doors swinging open and slamming shut as he explored.
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Canelo Alvarez is coming out swinging at the possibility of a Mayweather vs.
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Andy Cohen came out swinging for his best friend Kelly Ripa on Monday.
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The currency firmed initially in spot trade before swinging between gains and losses.
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The school geek is the Colonel striding forward with a mighty swinging erection.
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Her normally calm, demure deportment doesn't preclude from swinging with a moderate pace.
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So I'm going to do my best, get in there and start swinging.
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You don't really have a scouting report, you're just going up there swinging.
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Brock Holt flied out softly to left and Rafael Devers struck out swinging.
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Crouched, arms swinging, he could resemble a dancer from a West African tradition.
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WASHINGTON — The doors at the White House have been swinging a lot lately.
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Mr. Sorino's own parrot, Sara, enjoys swinging from his belt and taking baths.
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Then he struck him out on two more pitches: curveball looking, fastball swinging.
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He is not the swarming Matt Brown, nor the wildly swinging Johny Hendricks.
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It is heartening that Mr. Barr hasn't come out swinging against Morrison v.
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Third, the tide of opinion is quickly swinging in favor of gay marriage.
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"There is no perfect balance, and the pendulum is constantly swinging," he said.
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He is really swinging nicely now, but the putter remains less than reliable.
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"I just see the bat swinging, and that's when I fired," he testified.
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"I just see the bat swinging and that's when I fired," he said.
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But the ensemble's spirited rambles from reggae to swinging bop to rough abstraction?
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Since the financial crisis, the pendulum has been swinging in the other direction.
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The slope dropped off into a pair of big swinging, off-camber turns.
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At first, it seemed clear why Dow would choose to go down swinging.
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They're a massive voting bloc, capable of setting policy priorities and swinging elections.
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MANCHESTER, England — Manchester City needed only a few minutes to come out swinging.
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Mr. Jackson switched to bass and started to walk a fast, swinging line.
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" Another replied with a GIF of a swinging noose, "I'm thinking this instead.
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Damp whites and Air Jordan 4s on the floor, the dryer door swinging.
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New York's attorney general already came out swinging against Trump on Friday afternoon.
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With the pendulum swinging wildly toward SUVs, what's the future for the minivan?
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She gropes around, swinging her arm widely to the left and the right.
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He's been through the wringer, but every time Fury has come out swinging.
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Sebastian's role is constantly in flux throughout the film, his moods forever swinging.
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Seminal Maryland doom crew The Obsessed are back, and they're coming out swinging.
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And, of course, swinging a flaming ball of fire to ward off evil.
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"They even go swinging!" one woman declares towards the end of the video.
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There is a dubstep breakdown, the swinging of laser swords and crab walking.
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Now, not every important Republican has come out swinging against Trump's proposal. Sen.
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"I just see the bat swinging and that's when I fired," he testified.
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And imagine eating at Animal Kingdom's Rainforest Cafe with robochimps swinging and flipping overhead.
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So he came out swinging on stage at Vox Media's Code Conference on Tuesday.
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In August 2016, he strolled into the cellblock while I was swinging a mop.
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Lohse's solo was all hip-swinging walks, low attitude turns, and jumps on relevé.
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The toy's warning label cautions users against poking or swinging the toy against anyone.
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As it turns out, though, Spider-Man had no intention of swinging by unnoticed.
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Its windows hang by their hinges, its swinging doors creak loudly in the breeze.
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Much of rock music history can be explained away by its swinging pendulum effect.
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Once he fell asleep, investigators say, Javier allegedly started swinging the sword, stabbing him.
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"I couldn't command my fastball; they weren't swinging at the slider," the lefty said.
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His work with hooks was more accurate, there was less swinging wild in close.
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All 21 strikeouts were swinging — seven on his fastball and five on his curve.
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The threat was extinguished when Eduardo Escobar struck out swinging to end the inning.
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That struggle — swinging, mentally, between feeling like prey, or like predator — is fraying her.
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A lot of people who were swinging from my nuts started to let go.
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Newcomb then struck out Yadiel Rivera on three pitches, with the final one swinging.
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He was tough but we helped him by swinging at a lot of balls.
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To me it's all the same, keep swinging at strikes and try to adjust.
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And we were like, 'Oh my god, Britney Spears is coming in here swinging.
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In MMA folks start swinging and hope they will catch up to their man.
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If it continues swinging straight for the Space Coast, the cost could be catastrophic.
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Carter died after swinging off the terrace wall of her 14th floor Manhattan apartment.
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The Daily Jewel Altuzarra's drop earrings, swinging with bells and pearls, were bohemian perfection.
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During the election, Trump claimed the press was swinging the race to Hillary Clinton.
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They were swinging early in those first few innings, getting some quick pitch outs.
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We knew they would come out swinging and that&aposs exactly what they did.
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Dolores, meanwhile, has left the men to their dick swinging and proceeded to explore.
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We can expect Trump, Cruz, Rubio, and even Kasich to all come out swinging.
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I noticed how fast you ran by, your dark ponytail swinging down your back.
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But so far that's mostly swinging wealth and power to the wealthy and powerful.
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The repeated impacting and deforming, combined with the swinging motion, makes the knot looser.
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That's when I think all the swinging or activities took place in the grotto.
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She picked up an empty tequila bottle and started swinging it toward my torso.
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Thanks again to Megan for swinging by, and we'll see you all next time!
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On "Bodak Yellow," she comes out swinging, refusing to stop 'til she's had enough.
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I don't think people want to see my junk swinging around while I'm cooking.
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Rockies left fielder Gerardo Parra also is swinging a hot bat and is hitting .
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"(He) immediately began swinging a machete at customers and employees inside," Columbus police Sgt.
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Reinhardt's melee-only main attack involves swinging his giant hammer in a wide arc.
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Giancarlo Stanton struck out swinging on his best changeup to begin the sixth inning.
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Her phrasing made it sound as if I'd been invited to a swinging shindig.
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After swinging a can of gas, some of it accidentally got on her body.
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That fragility we've seen from the pendulum of technology swinging to the other direction.
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The tower has been swinging with the heavy winds since Saturday night, he said.
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He was everywhere; gold grills bared, braids swinging, the Underwater Squad always in tow.
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He ran toward the office gates, swinging the bag high to avoid the flames.
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"One hundred percent," Wong said when asked if he were swinging for the fences.
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"Me too," says Leigh, but she's looking down and her legs have stopped swinging.
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You can't help but enjoy somebody when you're swinging them on the dance floor.
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"The back half of May I was swinging the bat pretty well," Norris said.
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David Bowie - Boys Keep Swinging (SNL 1979 live performance) from Nathan Adler on Vimeo.
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The Cavs wanted to stop him and Thompson so they kept swinging the ball.
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The reboot of NBC's "Will & Grace" came out swinging when it premiered last fall.
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Or try to picture Indiana Jones swinging a whip without his theme music playing.
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" When he tries to flee, she "came after him, arms swinging, gorilla teeth bared.
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He also does not like swinging at the first pitch of an at-bat.
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With a swinging bunt chopper to third base, Jose Ramirez drove in a run.
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An O'Connor win tonight would suggest the suburbs might be swinging to Democrats. 4.
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I have not noticed the pendulum swinging towards either a hike or a cut.
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One thing Senate Democrats did not expect is that Kavanaugh would come out swinging.
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Zurich Insurance rose 6.6 percent after swinging back to profit that beat analysts' expectations.
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He hit the ball hard, and he's just swinging the bat well right now.
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Here's the 'heavy price' In the days that followed, state media came out swinging.
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But Troy isn't a defeatist, either; he comes out swinging on just about everything.
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What is more primitive than simply swinging in the same hand over and over?
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It seems like everyone is swinging for the head a lot of the time.
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And, as with just about everything else at today's event, LeEco's coming out swinging.
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Back and forth he bounces, the chain on his jeans swinging like a metronome.
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But, as we mentioned before, this is now a court swinging, court defining pick.
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If the Democrats go down swinging, they'll have a potent message for the midterms.
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A baseball player practices hitting for years, but ultimately he's just swinging a bat.
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Swinging her arms up in front of her, she lets out a guttural scream.
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It's not like he's swinging at bad pitches and trying to hit home runs.
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I left the city feeling loved, and grateful, and ready to come out swinging.
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Well, for one thing, the Republican Party of 2016 is swinging back toward hawkishness.
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T-Mobile, on the other hand, came out swinging with its iPhone 11 deal.
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On the physical side, the country has an unusual sport: "kiiking," or extreme swinging.
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"Swinging is in our blood," said Ants Tamme, director of the Estonian Kiiking Federation.
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On the physical side, the country boasts an unusual sport: "kiiking," or extreme swinging.
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In announcing his hearings, Stennis made clear that he was swinging for the fences.
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Unlike last week's disastrous debate, the ex-mayor of New York came out swinging.
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These parties think they can reconnect with that class by swinging even further left.
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What about the fact they came charging with clubs in their hands, swinging clubs?
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Yet bitcoin has been volatile, swinging from a 2018 high of $17,234.99 on Jan.
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Mr. Wang (left) took his customary hair-swinging victory lap after the models walked.
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" She added that "they came out of the gate with their pompadours swinging together.
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You have to trust that the weights swinging on ropes won't hit your head.
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I'd been swinging like a monkey, it was true, but this was something else.
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But Flake is counting on the pendulum swinging away from Trump's brand in 2020.
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Also, there's a very swinging Fela Kuti song that uses palaver in the chorus.
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A song rang out — "America the Beautiful" — and the clergy approached the swinging doors.
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Swinging open the door, he set off a chorus of evil-eye-adorned bells.
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The results of this latest election show that swing state Iowa is still swinging.
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"What's your handicap?" he asks after a video of him swinging a golf club.
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So why is this fringe movement swinging its way back onto the couture runways?
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Her mouth open in joy, she rides the rhythm with her whole swinging body.
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Corporal Evans then leans over and begins swinging multiple times at Mr. Debose's face.
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The little swinging cap over the oven can grow pretty hot, so be careful.
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Also, some leaked video from the set shows that Negan is swinging at Daryl.
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Writers on Gizmodo and Cult of Mac came out swinging for case-free phones.
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The 24-year-old Schwarber's peripherals have looked good all season: he's swinging at more hittable pitches than ever before, and his strikeouts, when they've come, have come looking rather than swinging (and thus are not the product of an altered swing plane).
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Even though both of those states are deep blue, the GOP candidate would still fish in their waters, because swinging 1 or 2 percent into the red column would be worth more than swinging 1 to 2 percent in a smaller state.
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On the debate stage, Donald Trump came out swinging, and it wasn't a fair fight.
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He came back swinging that ball gag and then he said, 'I got the part!
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But Verlander got his final revenge, catching Morrison swinging to end the seventh, Verlander's last.
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One protester was seen on video swinging a long metal pole at a police officer.
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Bautista struck out swinging on a wild pitch that allowed the tying run to score.
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It's just like taking a ball on a string and swinging it around your head.
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Then grab the truncheons and turn the wheel to activate the arm-swinging battle function.
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Normally, I love looking into the physics of superheroes—the flying, the swinging, the clobbering.
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What Miocic really did was jab, feint, low kick, and get Ngannou swinging at air.
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The euro was flat at $1.1209, catching its breath after swinging wildly the previous day.
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Imagine instead of yearly inspections by people, if robots were swinging by once a week.
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"Since I starting swinging in the cage, my hands feel really, really good," he said.
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She was brisk and methodical, her ponytail swinging as she maneuvered for each new hold.
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A guy once used a call light as a lasso, swinging it around his head.
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The Switch connects at the front of the build, behind the case's swinging front panel.
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Rosie Zander is standing in the sweltering late August heat, swinging a massive artificial cock.
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Polls indicate public support swinging modestly in this direction: 43% in favour and 37% against.
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"There's definitely an aspect of the pendulum swinging back from the digital realm," he says.
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I could breathe, feel my temperature raising, my feet touching the ground, my arms swinging.
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Is he thinking back to his days playing Maximum R&B in the Swinging Sixties?
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"You look at it, we're not swinging the bats right now," manager Ned Yost said.
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Apple came out swinging when it announced its latest MacBook Pro update earlier this month.
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Within a few years, "swinging London" had given us a new, decidedly non-domestic ideal.
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The Daily Jewel These swinging pendulum earrings at Ferragamo were simultaneously intricate and entirely simple.
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I know you're embarrassed — I know you're embarrassed, but keep fighting — keep swinging, man (ph).
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So bringing back the prior average means that growth could end up swinging 0.6 higher.
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Wednesday, November 24: Then it's on to Tampa -- at the center of swinging Hillsborough County.
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But if you're in Washington DC, you might think about swinging by the Union Pub.
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With the death of Anita Pallenberg, the world lost an icon of the Swinging Sixties.
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Both stocks opened strongly on Monday before swinging lower on mixed messaging from federal regulators.
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I see the chandelier's long centerpiece, a glass teardrop hanging the middle of room, swinging.
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"Swinging Sixties Baby," Kitty, 25, captioned the photo alongside a string of multi-colored hearts.
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The group had seized the thief and were swinging him by his ankles and armpits.
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Dietrich, swinging at an 87-mph cutter, followed with his fifth homer of the year.
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They threw the ball well ... but we're just not swinging the bats well right now.
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Scientology has come out swinging since she left the church and went on the attack.
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A girl in a yellow dress, swinging around a ballroom with her hairy courter-captor.
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After a brief intro, you get to start swinging away with a random food character.
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Just don't go swinging around on buildings no matter how crazy the party gets, ok?
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But 583 dominant minutes later, the pendulum could be swinging back in the other direction.
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Donald Trump came out swinging at journalists from the very start of his presidential campaign.
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"I was swinging in the cage to be ready for that at-bat," Cabrera said.
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One of Gaethje's less useful habits is swinging the right hook in answer to combinations.
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Expect Jorah, one of the most underrated swordsmen on the show, to go down swinging.
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Mr Gross's lawyer came out swinging again on Monday, in response to Pimco's formal filing.
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Rural whites have come out for Trump and they're swinging every key state to him.
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And within five minutes on our autocross course, Dan is swinging around nicely, tires chirping.
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She's swinging her hips on dance partners as they twerk and body roll around her.
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Also, they are both hulking athletic marvels who will be swinging at 60 MPH meatballs.
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Miller finally posted his sixth save of the season by striking out Hanley Ramirez swinging.
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Louie Swisher: No, you stand there swinging your arms with an Wiimote in your hands.
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The police officers surged, swinging clubs, slamming protesters to the ground and firing tear gas.
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When you step up to the plate you've got to swing ... And you keep swinging.
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And with that in his head, Trump told his advisers he'll enter the talks swinging.
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A sub-index for export orders increased 229.48 percentage points, swinging back into expansion territory.
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Kershaw (12-2) struck out the first seven batters he faced, six of them swinging.
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Social media users in the Iraqi capital uploaded videos of furniture moving and chandeliers swinging.
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London in the Swinging Sixties promised liberation for these "country bumpkins", as George puts it.
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I was swinging pretty good up to the point I went on the disabled list.
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When donors see the voter sentiment swinging behind the GOP, they will support the effort.
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"He can tell more about how he's swinging it than anybody watching him," Michael said.
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He briskly bounced the ball and rocked forward to begin his serve, his arms swinging.
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President Donald Trump has come out of the box and he has come out swinging.
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Try to steer by leaning in with your shoulder, swinging your feet around, even pointing.
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I'm frustrated with the umpire, frustrated with myself — I haven't been swinging the bat well.
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In recent years Mr. Friedman worked mainly as a leader, in a crisply swinging style.
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Kershaw (224-22) struck out the first seven batters he faced, six of them swinging.
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However, fashion is a cycle and the pendulum is slowly swinging to the other extreme.
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He said he's pain-free when swinging but other baseball movements are not as easy.
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In the October CNN/New York Times debate, Buttigieg went in swinging and attacked Rep.
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The day the courtroom was waiting for Gates came out swinging from the witness box.
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And they liked that he went down swinging, with his lunging, go-for-broke play.
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The comet will then head toward the sun, swinging around our central star on Aug.
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However, 24-year-old Thiem is confident he will swinging his racket come Jan. 15.
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The exhaustive, angular swinging movement for the men came from the idea of forced labor.
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And for a long time, it's been swinging toward approving drugs faster, approving more drugs.
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Alexis says she started swinging at Chyna and ultimately got kicked out of the party.
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I was really into those swinging incense holders you see in Eastern Orthodox church rituals.
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"I think he's not swinging at pitches outside of the strike zone anymore," he said.
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He never advanced as Bieber set down the next three batters, two on swinging strikes.
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What about the fact that they came charging with clubs in their hands swinging clubs?
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Holzken was loading up on his shots and swinging wild, something you never normally see.
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"We need five or six guys swinging the bat well," Rockies manager Bud Black said.
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You'll also find chess and checkers, a free skeeball machine, and a few swinging sofas.
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MLB Team Report - Houston Astros - INSIDE PITCH HOUSTON — Colby Rasmus keeps swinging a hot bat.
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Just inside the service line, Pliskova hit an audacious swinging forehand volley for a winner.
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Japan's Nikkei 225 (N225) ended the day flat after swinging between significant gains and losses.
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"He wasn't swinging, he wasn't playing, he just had started to walk again," McIlroy said.
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Chris Taylor struck out on just three pitches, swinging way behind on a 993 m.p.h.
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Ms. Thurman's repertoire balances jazz standards with a thick book of swinging, blues-driven originals.
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Acuna added a solo homer in the fifth inning, swinging on a 3-0 fastball.
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"Often when Spider-Man swings over the city, he's swinging over Park Avenue," she said.
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All of it sounds great in swinging arrangements for a terrific seven-piece onstage band.
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Seven decades and five owners later, Sowden House is once again a swinging social center.
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"I thought it would be more exciting," she said, her feet swinging from the bench.
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But with the pendulum swiftly swinging, the White House's statement could be seen as premature.
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BING CROSBY Swinging on a Star: The War Years, 220-1946 By Gary Giddins Illustrated.
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From his motorcycle, he saw monkeys swinging from roadside trees; capybaras slept on the shoulder.
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He did all his own vine-swinging, lion-wrestling stunts, and consequently was usually injured.
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Earlier forecasts had the storm making landfall in central Florida before swinging to the North.
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Arenado threw down his bat and helmet after he struck out swinging in the fifth.
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I mean, obviously, I think it was the pendulum swinging back from Obama being president.
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Still, a few tech executives came out swinging against the president's attempt to dismantle DACA.
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Last year's SX12 and SX14 came out swinging with a truly astonishing array of ports.
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James Comey, the former F.B.I. director, came out swinging before the Senate Intelligence Committee today.
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He was swinging the bat well in San Francisco before the trade and hasn't stopped.
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"It was one of the simpler auditions I'd had," she said, swinging her 6-iron.
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Asher, who, as Paul McCartney's girlfriend, personified Swinging London, is one of several local elements.
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We were there, but above all Gauff was there — swinging freely and thinking so clearly.
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"It makes you so much more dangerous when everyone is swinging the bat," Kiermaier said.
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If swinging a club in a gold simulator helps them think, more power to them!
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He recorded just eight swinging strikes yet posted 21 called strikes, nine on his fastball.
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DeGrom said he had planned to avoid swinging when batting the rest of the game.
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"If I leave now," he said, swinging at a speed bag, "I wouldn't come back."
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Sanders came out swinging as a Democratic Socialist, out-lefting nearly everyone in the field.
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Not great lap swimming, but it's swinging Austin, so topless sun bathing isn't uncommon. 19823.
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Mr. Diehl's clearest referents are the swinging hard-bop pianists John Lewis and Cedar Walton.
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Floral prints similar to those from the swinging '60s will also come back in style.
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They are pitching him tough but he is swinging at strikes and taking the balls.
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The steel rescue cable, with Petty Officer Grills at the end of it, began swinging.
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My understanding is that he was fine swinging, but it bothered him when he coughed.
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The horns of a Texas Longhorn were mounted over a set of swinging saloon doors.
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Elizabeth Warren came out swinging against her fellow Democrats on the debate stage Wednesday night.
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Johnny Isakson late last year, the Senate Republican campaign arm came out swinging against him.
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In physics, both the swinging ball and the orbiting planet are called central force problems.
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You're swinging back and forth and you look down and the cars look so tiny.
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And when you do that, obviously guys are swinging because they all look like fastballs.
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A swinging door connects the living room to a 5193-by-17-foot dining room.
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Martin struck out swinging but when he objected about an earlier pitch, he was ejected.
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Unlike the Clubman's dual swing-out doors, the Countryman's upward-swinging hatch protects from squalls.
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Clovis' shares were down about 5 percent in morning trading, swinging between gains and losses.
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RHP Scott Feldman struck out the first five batters he faced Monday night, four swinging.
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Nearby, the world's largest robot arm with joints was swinging a Corvette through the air.
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They have violins tucked under chins covered with masks, drumsticks swinging in black-gloved hands.
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Castro comes out swinging The early portion of the debate was dominated by healthcare talk.
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Even DiGiorno's came out swinging: So why does it seem like it's just Papa John's?
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Michelle Dorrance makes a tap "Nutcracker" to Duke Ellington's swinging riffs on Tchaikovsky's classic score.
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I just thought about him, on the No. 1, with me, swinging to the music.
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Play investigates the repertoires of mid-20th-century composers, usually in a briskly swinging style.
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But a few individual contests swinging Democrats' way could drastically alter the battle for the Senate.
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Cruz grimaced in pain after swinging and missing on a 224-2136 fastball from Mike Clevinger.
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"I feel like I've been swinging the bat pretty well the last two days," Fowler said.
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Net profit hit 18.6 million yuan, swinging from a 660 million yuan loss a year earlier.
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Plates flew out the swinging door to the dining room, which was abuzz with happy customers.
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"I feel good about how I've been swinging the bat the past couple weeks," Happ said.
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But it does seem as though the pendulum is swinging ever so slightly toward the center.
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Sale struck out Kelvin Gutierrez and Nicky Lopez looking, and then Martin Maldonado went down swinging.
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The team behind the classic '90s Spider-Man: The Animated Series is swinging back into action.
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You don't really think about much when you're playing well, you're just swinging and things happen.
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And perhaps more importantly, swinging around real sporting equipment blind could be a recipe for disaster.
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Simon Cameron was effectively guaranteed a cabinet appointment in exchange for swinging his support to Lincoln.
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Mitski "Nobody" Mitski is swinging for the fences with the first track from her forthcoming album.
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But I'm betting no one predicted he'd come back swinging a warhammer and crushing Lannister soldiers.
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At one point, a video showed, officers ran through the crowd, swinging batons and making arrests.
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Errol Louis: Trump's shocking threat Donald Trump, with his campaign on the ropes, came out swinging.
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"He's swinging the bat well, so that's why he's in there (Tuesday)," manager Brad Ausmus said.
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Photo courtesy of D Bruze / FreeBandz Talk about this first one, with Future swinging his hair.
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The pendulum is swinging back our way, except there [are] Democratic candidates who make that meaningful.
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So once the customers start swinging enmass to SAP, the eco-system then moves with them.
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Recreating the arm-swinging move, Ribeiro initially had to be coaxed into breaking out the move.
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Instead, Trump made a direct appeal to Bernie Sanders supporters and began swinging at Hillary Clinton.
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That way, Gen-Xers aren't expecting it when you rise back up and come out swinging.
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As a result the fund is swinging the tech pendulum a little away from Silicon Valley.
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Especially amidst the icy drafts of swinging restaurant doors and bodies smushed between crowded coat racks.
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Also, Bobby Darin is singing his swinging, upbeat rendition of "Beyond the Sea" for some reason.
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Protesters threw umbrellas and hardhats at police, who retaliated by swinging batons and firing pepper spray.
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When a man is swinging the (in this case, verbal) axe, everything simply comes off mean.
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We can tell the whole industry is swinging this way due to the traction OSQuery had.
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Church elders were not afraid that congregations would start tapping their toes or swinging their partners.
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Some Fed policymakers have urged waiting on rate hikes until inflation shows signs of swinging upward.
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The thrill of swinging the machete wasn't lost when attacking the wimpy mugwort, fleabane, and clover.
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" Said Ausmus: "I think he is swinging at pitches in the strike zone, especially breaking balls.
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Cillizza: Trump has already come out swinging against Paul Ryan because of what's in your book.
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To choose Brad and Kyle would have been swinging big, but it wouldn't have been smart.
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She plants her feet and squares her hips to throw powerful rights and wide, swinging lefts.
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Simon came out swinging in Dracula's Castle, and I had no idea how to fight back.
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"Swinging at good pitches to hit, not missing them," Morrison said of his three-hit game.
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PPP found Clinton swinging from a 22019-point deficit in Florida to a 2-point lead.
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Occasionally swinging from the IV pole to try and feel sexy and open up my hips.
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Why not let them have a go at swinging a chair, just for muscle-memory's sake?
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As we pass through the kitchen's swinging door, the three of us hear a woman scream.
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You button-bash, hack and slash, but before long you're surrounded, swinging that axe in vain.
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett compares investing to knowing your sweet spot when swinging at a baseball.
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But I don't think we want our too big to fail places swinging for the fence.
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"We were swinging well and that off day messed us up a little bit," Trout said.
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You can attach it to specially marked locations and use it for either climbing or swinging.
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A feminist plot to overthrow the patriarchy and take over the world amidst the swinging 60s?
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The swinging pendulum transformed in the mind's eye into a figure on a swing, legs extended.
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Swinging from a five-year drought to massive rainfall has pummeled the state's structures and roads.
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On "King Cotton," it could have had a lot more banjo and a lot more swinging.
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Velasquez barehanded a swinging bunt by JT Riddle but threw wildly past first baseman Tommy Joseph.
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For me, I'm constantly swinging between not worrying about it to being worried about nothing else.
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The three-part series looks huge, swinging from fun musical sequences to the dark and dramatic.
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I don't think it matters to her, and I can see Sansa swinging that way too.
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Trump's public impeachment inquiry hearing is underway — and the GOP came out swinging in his defense.
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But United Cooperative Assurance jumped 4.6 percent after swinging to a net profit from a loss.
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Curry reacted by swinging his arms in disgust, throwing his mouthguard and screaming at an official.
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He had struck him out earlier and did so again, swinging on a 29-183 fastball.
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It was also the first career homer off a left-hander by the lefty-swinging Bour.
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Labour-voting former mining valleys and blighted post-industrial towns seemed to be swinging towards Leave.
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The weather may have played a large role in swinging the pendulum towards corn in 2370.
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The latest decision from the Treasury Department sent aluminum prices swinging more than 5 percent lower.
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Poe shifted first, pulling his legs apart, swinging his hips wildly, and grinning like a madman.
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"And when it goes very far in one direction you can count on its swinging back."
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China's state media also came out swinging after the British vote to leave the European Union.
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He brought those formative values — winning and swinging — to the real-estate business and celebrity scene.
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Had I brushed the key in my door, or did its chain start swinging by itself?
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HBO's "Silicon Valley" star Thomas Middleditch revealed in a new interview that swinging "saved" his marriage.
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Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee, narrowly won Orlando in 85033, with neighboring precincts swinging to Trump.
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They are making mischief in the Villa Villekulla and swinging from the bows of pirate ships.
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After all, Quinn's swinging until nobody's left standing, and she knows Rachel went behind her back.
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The shooting of imaginary men, it seemed, had replaced the swinging of bats at imaginary balls.
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"If he's swinging the bat well, he would be a big boost," manager Ned Yost said.
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Whatever the reason, Big Oil is coming out swinging against every technology that could displace them.
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Tyler Naquin worked into a full-count but he struck out swinging to end the inning.
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The pendulum appears to be swinging again with LME cancellations and outflows running at accelerated levels.
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The sweet-swinging outfielder before him had never crossed his radar as a sore-armed pitcher.
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Along with a swinging pendulum of medical conditions came a similar array, it seemed, of emotions.
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So, it's no surprise he's swinging hard for Kavanaugh with this weekend's Senate confirmation vote looming.
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Toy Guitars and Swinging Utters practice here too, other than that it's just metal and rap.
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Often he will surprise opponents simply by running off the fence swinging, as Tyron Woodley does.
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This is especially the case for those into "the lifestyle"—that is, swinging and wife-swapping.
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Did one of you propose the idea of swinging first, or was it a mutual interest?
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Instead, she came out swinging against the president's attempts to denigrate her and control the story.
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Any time the opponent is swinging, getting in on their hips is a great deal easier.
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Gino baits the man into swinging then turns him around and kicks him in the crotch.
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The balcony came with an Instagram-friendly swinging chair, woven in the style of dream catchers.
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I was an antiwar undergraduate in the late 1960s, marching and mood-swinging like many others.
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Without swinging her racket, Osaka was now ahead, 5-3, and one game from the championship.
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PARIS — At the Cartier Foundation for Contemporary Art in the Montparnasse district, the party was swinging.
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The result is that the arrogant, sword-wielding Britons get clobbered by the shillelagh-swinging Irishmen.
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The relationship between Gibraltar and Spain is, understandably, complicated—swinging wildly between indifference and outright hostility.
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But those types of hitters are increasingly rare, having given way to swinging for the fences.
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Swinging my legs or flipping my hair as I rose from the floor was much easier.
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With the bag swinging from my handlebars, we made our way to a nearby police station.
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Between the wise, droopy face and the swinging dog teats, she was a sight to behold.
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Desisa, by contrast, had a pained look in his eyes, and his arms were swinging widely.
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A conference room named after a Star Wars planet was reached via a rickety swinging bridge.
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I tried everything — bouncing her more, bouncing her less, bouncing with swinging, bouncing with nursing (difficult).
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The uncertainty around fiscal stimulus left the major averages swinging in wide ranges throughout the session.
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Every Frenchman looks good swinging, but nobody swings it like Jim Furyk, who is so efficient.
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But Gary Sanchez's struggles at the plate continued when he came up and went down swinging.
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It now seems the pendulum is swinging toward spending growth in states that had been lagging.
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He jammed it while bracing himself on his dive, and felt pain while throwing and swinging.
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" Wu-Tang Clan's Inspectah Deck rapped about "swinging through your town like your neighborhood Spider-Man.
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" Now comes the comparably sized "Bing Crosby: Swinging on a Star — The War Years, 1940-1946.
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But the tennis pendulum has been swinging so wildly of late that it is practically unhinged.
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But she came out swinging against the White House at Monday night's MTV Video Music Awards.
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Mr. Damigo said he had seen the woman swinging a foot-long bottle at Trump supporters.
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Howie Kendrick continued to look lost, flying out to center, and Asdrubal Cabrera struck out swinging.
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Swinging through trees used to be an experience open only to nonhuman primates at the zoo.
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Lux ended the fourth with a swinging third strike, chasing a fastball well above the zone.
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He took batting practice in a fog, swinging as hard as he could at every pitch.
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Just grab some beers (or your beverage of choice), crank the music, and get to swinging.
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And neither did the others, as almost all his rivals took turns swinging at him: Gov.
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Tesla has battled through production delays, swinging stock prices and the wild antics of its CEO.
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My patio had a swinging bench, four sunbeds, a glass-bottom deck, and an outdoor shower.
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Elizabeth Warren came out swinging at Michael Bloomberg in Tuesday night's Democratic debate in South Carolina.
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"We turned it up a notch in the second half and came out swinging," Booker said.
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He's taking advantage of mistakes on the plate, he's not swinging at marginal pitches for balls.
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On Friday, John Kasich, former GOP governor of Ohio, came out swinging in favor of impeachment.
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A gold-colored chain swinging from his neck, Severino smacked his glove with his right hand.
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That leaves us with a coolly swinging, mid-tempo groove in Coltrane-esque 6/4 time.
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Mostly, Mr. Karl looked unaffected — singing confidently, swinging his legs around a bed, crouching and spinning.
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Finding the right accessories to play the footage isn't as easy as swinging by Best Buy.
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The Wildcat players stop swinging the ball to Cooper, who remains reluctant to impose his will.
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It's capable of rotating, swinging, and self-adjusting to accommodate pots of varying diameters and depths.
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"I feel like I'm swinging at good pitches and putting myself in good situations," Judge said.
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Yuli Gurriel then lined out to center field and pinch hitter Josh Reddick struck out swinging.
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If they turned nasty, he was able to walk sedately down the lane, swinging his hips.
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She injured her left ankle making a swing at the Taiwan Swinging Skirts LPGA on Nov.
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Revolving doors are not only more fun than their swinging alternatives, they're also more energy efficient.
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Todd Frazier struck out swinging four times before reaching on an infield single in the 12th.
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Todd Frazier struck out swinging four times before reaching on an infield single in the 12th.
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That leaves us with a coolly swinging, mid-tempo groove in Coltrane-esque 6/4 time.
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That became apparent immediately on Thursday when some interests groups came out swinging against the bill.
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This isn't the first "Nutcracker" to capitalize on the swinging sophistication of Ellington and Strayhorn's suite.
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"It's funny the things you end up getting jealous over after you start swinging," she says.
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Martin said the knee did not hamper him playing defense but did bother him swinging the bat.
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The Galápagos' extreme climate—swinging between periods of severe drought and bountiful rain—furnished ample natural selection.
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"We tried to get away from the debris, among water patches and electrical wires swinging," Sussman said.
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You'll eventually find yourself facing off against ugly Christmas sweater-wearing bounty hunters and sword-swinging LARPers.
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"The chandeliers are still swinging," she said five minutes after the quake hit at 10:33 a.m.
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This ancient ape, therefore, was not some tree-swinging monkey, but rather a slower, less agile primate.
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"That looks so great," he's told me a few times, beautiful long hair swinging down his back.
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More than a few players have lost their shots in the ceiling fan of Nwaba's swinging limbs.
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Seven years on, the young Haitian is still fighting against the odds -- but has come out swinging.
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The younger brother to Kate and Pippa Middleton also enjoys fishing and extreme sports like rope swinging.
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And whether he's swinging, fighting, or sticking to a wall, he always moves like Spider-Man too.
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Price got Ian Desmond to strike out swinging leading off the fifth, marking his 53,500th career strikeout.
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Two more members of the Cyrus clan are coming to TV this May, and they're swinging sledgehammers.
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Volquez began the game by striking out Carlos Santana, looking, and Jason Kipnis, swinging, on six pitches.
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Long-time fans will know that the ink peeking out from behind Grande's swinging ponytail isn't new.
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He faced just one batter — catcher Yadier Molina — and struck him out swinging to end the eighth.
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If this has to be like a big swinging d— competition, I promise you I will win.
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And it turns out, the actor, 23, might be swinging lightsabers before the sun even comes up.
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I just don't think that the previous movements you're talking about had the effect of swinging elections.
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But the idea of something so vulnerable swinging between my legs, I think I'm all right without.
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But I think that that pendulum is swinging back a bit because of data and the internet.
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Batters are swinging for the fences like never before, according to a CNBC analysis of baseball statistics.
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While exploring, you need to constantly swap between avoiding attacks, shooting arrows, swinging a sword, and more.
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Which leaves District 2: the most radically redrawn, with a Navajo population swinging from 29% to 65.6%.
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Or, win or lose, will he keep swinging like the same old outrageous Trump his supporters love?
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Also, swinging around a several-foot long wooden mallet is not exactly a day at the palace.
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The totality of his artistic nature was expressed and projected in his swinging, clipped, wonderfully commercial novels.
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Seattle came out swinging in the first inning, scoring four runs off Red Sox starter Rick Porcello.
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The company reported a $177 million profit last year, swinging from a $121 million loss in 2014.
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So I think that is what the energy is about and the pendulum is swinging that way.
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The swinging church music on the radio is interrupted for a special announcement about the world's overpopulation.
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Even after spending dozens of hours swinging across Manhattan, that drop made my heart jump every time.
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Kershaw fanned the side in the first as Turner, Bryce Harper and Werth all went down swinging.
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Political strategists say it's smart for Nixon to have come out of the gate swinging at Gov.
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Tesla's stock price is notoriously volatile, with shares swinging between $286.65 and $141.05 over the past year.
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Are these two dudes, a yoga teacher and a hairdresser by trade, really about to start swinging?
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Rodriguez escaped the jam with limited damage by getting Carrera and Devon Travis to strike out swinging.
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She turned a stroller into a weapon, swinging it wildly after someone tried to touch her daughter.
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McCaskill, however, came out swinging (and pushed back against some of President Donald Trump's rhetoric on Russia).
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Sprint jumped 9.78 percent after swinging to a quarterly profit for the first time in three years.
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You didn't jump forward at your prey; you jumped sideways, swinging your paws pointlessly through empty air.
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The men spun through the crowd, swinging fists and grasping for headlocks before thudding to the ground.
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"We've been swinging (the bats) pretty good, but just having the lead is always good," Peralta said.
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Which might go some way to explaining why the swinging of the wrench never felt quite right.
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Instead of swinging by a fast food joint for some tenders, the actress cooked her own meal.
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With all the puzzle-solving and the head-popping and the sword-swinging and the boss-slaying.
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He starts swinging his katana at me, hitting me on the sides of my torso and legs.
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Connie Mack IV, the state has a strong record of swinging from one party to the other.
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So he's tired and swinging roundhouse knockout punches, even though that's not the best way to box.
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Often, this means that they will run in swinging, exposing them to his retreating counter left hand.
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Then reserve guard Austin Rivers canned consecutive momentum-swinging 843-pointers in a span of four seconds.
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But she couldn't go back, she knew what was there: the noose swinging in the empty room.
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Barney scored on a Moylan wild pitch, but Jose Bautista went down swinging to end the inning.
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They even added Chinese music and voiceover that you may have totally missed while swinging through Chinatown.
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"He then tried to force himself further into the dojo, aggressively pushing and swinging," Ephraim told CNN.
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The Marlins, though, stranded the bases loaded when Dietrich struck out swinging at a low knuckle-curve.
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We for sure got another one on Wednesday - come back and be ready to come out swinging.
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In fact, the two things that most carry Spider-Man are joyful swinging and its big heart.
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After advancing to third on Panik's single and Duffy's swinging bunt, Posey's sacrifice fly chased in Span.
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And consumers could still decide they like cars after all, swinging the pendulum in the other direction.
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Donald Trump, her Republican rival, will be merciless in swinging the inspector general's report like a cudgel.
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Ponytail swinging, Ms. Piazza gathered her students and gave an impromptu pep talk on feminist self-defense.
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"When he's swinging the bat, he's an on-base guy, and he's an R.B.I. guy," Girardi said.
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It might also include: • Your arrest for swinging a punch in a bar fight at age 220.
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"I know that Nick is swinging the bat good, but I've had enough of Freddie," Collins said.
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"I love to see the way the guys are swinging the bat," Rodriguez said, singling out Hicks.
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"I don't wake up swinging my arms anymore and I can sleep a full night," he says.
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He was aided in his swinging, it appeared, by some music pumping out of his wireless headphones.
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"It seems like any time he gets a hit, the entire team starts swinging well," Eovaldi said.
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They have all dressed in baggy purple-and-gray uniforms, with ID cards swinging from their necks.
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"He then tried to force himself further into the dojo, aggressively pushing and swinging," the instructor said.
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The second movement, "Blues," features the trombone in a soulful solo over a gently swinging orchestral backdrop.
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I was swinging at pitches out of the strike zone, chasing, my the first two at-bats.
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It's as inevitable as extended periods of vine-swinging by Alexander Skarsgard in the new "Tarzan" movie.
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But manager Brad Ausmus' decision to go with the lefty Peters against the big-swinging Gallo backfired.
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The NFL has a rule against using the helmet as a weapon and swinging it at players.
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Bryant made his way toward the customer service counter, swinging a plastic bag in his left hand.
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In fact, those parked cars can feature swinging doors, sudden movement or pedestrians darting out from behind.
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Hot water without swinging an ax, food without running through a forest, clean laundry without red knuckles.
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As a young man living in Addis Ababa during the swinging 60s, Hailu Mergia was a superstar.
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Everyone's jaws are swinging like pendulums, so I decide to eat a cereal bar to fit in.
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Elaine cruises into a big cock-rock number, microphone swinging, tongue out, and horns to the crowd.
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Swinging at the high fastball had been a career-long problem, and then it just wasn't anymore.
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About three-quarters of the way through the book, the story stops swinging and merges into one.
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"We're an aggressive team when we're swinging the bats well," Kansas City manager Ned Yost told reporters.
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Facing a similarly crowded Republican primary in the summer of 6900, then-candidate Trump came out swinging.
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"The fastball makes the slider better," said Martin, who has two swinging strikeouts against Miller this series.
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" She tapped a high-heeled foot as the woman sang a swinging rendition of "Cheek to Cheek.
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Another contrasted an emerald and a natural pearl, both swinging from slim columns of diamonds and emeralds.
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Head to the basement and you will pass an elongated cage with a square-shaped swinging door.
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If we're swinging at pitches out of the zone — and this is for everybody — we're in trouble.
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"Cosmic Traveller" gives you a smooth feeling, with its swinging percussions paired with a cool acid baseline.
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For his part, Mr. Cuomo has elbows sharper than Freddy Krueger fingers, and he keeps swinging them.
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" He then recalled an incident at a New Hampshire rally where a protester started "swinging and punching.
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Did the Sixers come out swinging a littler harder in Game 6 in part because of Drake?
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That skill is about succeeding through inaction — not swinging the bat — rather than about exciting kinetic action.
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In the script, they have wacky sex on a billiards table, and in a swinging cable car.
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He and his burial team have been attacked by relatives of the dead, one swinging a hoe.
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There is no timetable, however, for Judge, whose oblique strain has kept him from swinging a bat.
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And this is just one tic of the hypnotic swinging-watch pendulum of Kim Cattrall's radio voice.
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Both deals closed during the first three months of 2018, swinging the money-losing company into profitability.
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Mr. D'Amico was seen swinging a golf club outside his house as the authorities searched his residence.
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Miami's first-inning rally was thwarted when Jorge Alfaro struck out swinging and Isan Diaz popped out.
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Osborn gave the example of sitting on the horse facing forward and then swinging into a handstand.
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BRANTLEY I suppose there is cathartic value in swinging a bat at a piñata of the Enemy.
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It might not be enough to blunt the momentum swinging nationally to Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders.
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High-intensity training may have seen the biggest growth last year, but the pendulum is already swinging.
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With her daring feminist art and freewheeling lifestyle, Boty personified the cultural scene known as Swinging London.
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"He's just not swinging the bat well right now," manager Brad Ausmus said prior to the game.
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But deGrom said he felt similar discomfort in the past after swinging and missing, without dire consequences.
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The arrests added images of swinging nightsticks and shoving matches with the police to the inaugural events.
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The whirlwind of the swinging '60s, which she lived through in Paris and London, did the rest.
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With his team trailing, 8-3, Pillar struck out swinging to end a 1-2-3 seventh.
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An easy puzzle to solve with a rough and tumble theme, as John Guzzetta GOes DOWN SWINGING.
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Police are investigating claims that victims were drugged and abused at organized swinging or group sex parties.
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Ted Baker's stock price fell more than 2% in early London trading before swinging into positive territory.
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Boyd allowed one run on five hits while constantly changing speeds and getting 11 swinging third strikes.
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Today we face something different that may mean that we cannot count on the pendulum swinging back.
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Here's Diana using oh, I don't know, strikes of LIGHTNING as an attachment for her swinging lasso.
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The latest polls show public opinion in the United States is swinging increasingly toward stricter gun laws.
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The Nikkei dropped 21.36 percent to 231,20.3 in mid-morning trade, swinging between positive and negative territory.
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Sprint rose 3.38 percent after swinging to a quarterly profit for the first time in three years.
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We had moved more to just the upgrade model, now we're swinging back towards the new owners.
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He saw a pile of logs ahead and headed there, his radio antenna swinging from his back.
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Now to stem the deaths, it is swinging back, challenging us to treat pain in other ways.
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When guests aren't swinging kettlebells on the beach, they go snorkeling, surfing, biking or practice sunset yoga.
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An accomplished doubles player, she often comes forward to play swinging volleys as she attacks the net.
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"I lost tonight to one of the best players in the world, went down swinging," Kyrgios said.
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That's PUP in a nutshell—a wrecking ball that's swinging too hard to stop for bad vibes.
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With that, it's swinging straight at rival Google — and putting Apple's artificial intelligence abilities to the test.
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In case you've forgotten, Donnell briefly shows up when Tobey Maguire goes swinging with pizzas in hand.
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But there's another split-second shot of one of the Sand Snakes swinging a whip or other weapon.
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But he rarely returned to these targets and instead stuck to his guns in swinging for Ortega's head.
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Here's an Irish ape, swinging a bottle of rum, rocking back and forth on a barrel of gunpowder.
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The fight kicked off with the pair swinging for the fences in scenes reminiscent of Don Frye vs.
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Who did you think you were, swinging in in your double-breasted suit to replace our beloved Keaton?
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Who did you think you were, swinging in in your double-breasted suit to replace our beloved Keaton?
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A meat packing plant stared Allister in the face, his name forebodingly inscribed on a swinging swine carcass.
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If I can tell my story, maybe other people will see that they can come out swinging, too.
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I plan on swinging by Starbucks because I need a tea this morning, but the line is ridiculous.
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Upton felt pain while swinging in the batting cage before the first game and was a late scratch.
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Then to Turkey, the Bahamas, and Senegal, before swinging back to Turkey to end on a high note.
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Her deliberation is expressed through a series of arm swinging interpretive dance accompanied with explosive graphics and patterns.
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London-listed CYBG Plc bucked the trend among lenders, rising 3.3% after swinging to a first-half profit.
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Michael Grieco said his "pendulum is swinging towards Bloomberg," though he has not yet pulled his Biden endorsement.
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After Jim reportedly filed for divorce on Friday, his daughter Hayley Edmonds came out swinging against her stepmother.
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A swinging door leads to a breakfast room with an L-shaped walnut banquette and an open kitchen.
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Video footage from a store showed kitchen utensils swinging back and forth as some items tumbled off shelves.
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I pictured sassy teenagers mocking my hips swinging emphatically from side to side after I walked passed them.
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He argued it might appear they are swinging the nomination to Clinton, but she would win without them.
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Body Void—the band formerly known as Devoid—has really come out swinging on its full-length debut.
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Jose Ramirez sustained right wrist discomfort after swinging the bat in the first inning and left the game.
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It takes some practice to get used to swinging your arms about while also jumping, blocking, and dodging.
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The company's stock seesawed after the markets closed, initially swinging up by 22% before falling by about 2%.
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Fits were never quite right: jeans were ankle-swinging, and sleeves showed too much wrist for my liking.
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But those policy expectations are swinging wildly as a sudden blowup in diplomatic ties threatens China's nascent recovery.
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There's Thor swinging his hammer around, taking out armored soldiers equipped with sci-fi weaponry from Stark Industries.
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When a man is in the act of swinging his own punches he is at his most vulnerable.
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If you cant wait, there's a lengthy look at the most exciting part of the game: web-swinging.
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You can see that mine are swinging a bit (not good), but we all need to improve, yes?
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In the 2007 incident, Spears jumped out of her car and started swinging an umbrella at the paps.
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Starting with your feet together, jump laterally, swinging your arms for momentum, and land in your start position.
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In effect the EU has insured itself against the South American countries swinging back towards their habitual protectionism.
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Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is swinging home with the Golden Globe for best animated motion picture!
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Spider-Man spends a lot of time swinging between buildings, and he typically needs to do so quickly.
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Real estate developer Jabal Omar Development rose 20.8 percent after swinging to a net profit of 79.3 million.
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But the pendulum then began swinging back the other way as tough-on-crime policies became the norm.
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Some of them have donned black hoods and dark robes, and are swinging metal censers full of incense.
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When your grandmother is swinging from the tree, it's really hard to care about Best Documentary Foreign Short.
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" She continued, "Occasionally swinging from the IV pole to try and feel sexy and open up my hips.
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Forstall comes by, he's got an aluminum bat and we took turns swinging, and ultimately forced it open.
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Johnson also is accused of swinging the hammer at a corrections employee who is a prison shop foreman.
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We're swinging because it's a great addition to our lives, not because we're missing anything with each other.
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