Educate yourself about the store rules before swinging by ...
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First, we're swinging by Mars and checking out Hale Crater.
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Cole and Sjöholm will be swinging by the comments, so ask away!
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"positive image" of EU swinging by 9 percentage points since 2016 alone.
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As it turns out, though, Spider-Man had no intention of swinging by unnoticed.
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Thanks again to Megan for swinging by, and we'll see you all next time!
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Imagine instead of yearly inspections by people, if robots were swinging by once a week.
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But if you're in Washington DC, you might think about swinging by the Union Pub.
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Had I brushed the key in my door, or did its chain start swinging by itself?
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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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Instead of swinging by a fast food joint for some tenders, the actress cooked her own meal.
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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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I plan on swinging by Starbucks because I need a tea this morning, but the line is ridiculous.
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Swinging by your local 7-Eleven to get a Slurpee on a hot summer day sounds like a great idea.
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I looked forward my pal swinging by to give me a lift, the "Purple Rain" soundtrack on the cassette player.
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My buddy has to leave to get ready for his show, but we plan on swinging by to catch his set!
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Swinging by the The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Thursday, the Oscar winner asked Colbert to try to picture the situation.
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All you have to manage is swinging by the nearest location (preferably at a cooler point in the day) and stocking up.
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For those of you who do believe, swinging by these locales around Halloween will increase your chances of seeing a spirit even more.
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A few weeks before, a crew of 25 yogis stopped by after their retreat and ended up swinging by the bar and striking poses.
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If you're thinking about swinging by the store this month to pick up a gift, or six, there's no better time than Black Friday.
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Real talk: When was the last time you thought of swinging by Banana Republic to shop for anything other than one-off job interview getups?
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Justin, Emily, Teresa, and Kevin have been sticking around with the understanding that Gina, the woman of the hour, will be swinging by the house.
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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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CBS will be swinging by Hall H for a big panel on Star Trek: Discovery, which will include a number of members of its cast and crew.
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Gary Maggetti's DisneylandroleBefore the iconic resort became his workplace, he was just another kid at the park, swinging by all his favorite attractions with his twin brother Chris.
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Of course, Guthrie's appeared on Today a few times during her maternity leave — calling in to the show to gush about Charley's first Christmas and swinging by on Jan.
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Of course, Guthrie's appeared on Today a few times during her maternity leave — calling in to the show to gush about Charyl's first Christmas and swinging by on Jan.
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Even grabbing 244 friends, jumping off a bridge, and swinging by a rope is enough to gain you pseudo-fame—at least until 246 people try the same thing.
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I've cared for an adolescent in my practice who got in trouble with her folks for swinging by a banned home to help a friend retrieve a lost item.
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Dont'a Hightower said he'd "been there, done that" in terms of swinging by the White House, since he vistited with his NCAA championship-winning team at the University of Alabama.
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Up Columbia to Atlantic Avenue, down Hicks Street by the expressway, west to the factories and warehouses of Red Hook, swinging by the dog run beneath by the highway overpass.
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According to the shelter, the high school athletes make a point of swinging by the rescue before their early morning training runs to pick up pooches eager to stretch their legs.
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You knew Seth Meyers couldn't visit his old home at Saturday Night Live without swinging by the Weekend Update desk where he lobbed zingers with pal Amy Poehler for many seasons.
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After a season of avoiding the Real Housewives of Atlanta cameras, Mr. Kenya Moore finally made his reality TV debut Sunday night, swinging by the premiere party for her domestic violence PSA.
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It'll then spend the next two years traveling toward the Sun, swinging by Earth and Venus a few times to pick up speed and get into its angular orbit around the star.
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Christina Aguilera is swinging by RuPaul's Drag Race on Thursday for the first time to help judge the season 10 premiere, and PEOPLE's got the exclusive first look at her drag-tastic appearance.
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While Area 211 employees couldn't stop these satellites from swinging by, they did come up with a low-tech solution: moving the classified planes into sheds when they knew the satellites would pass over.
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Setting up a high-yield online savings account may not be as easy as swinging by a friendly local bank branch, if one still exists, but it's nearly 22 times more interest on average.
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Soon after Schär left the hospital, Frei and other marathoners of his generation — racers like Hugo Müller and Erwin Zemp — began swinging by her village in the middle of their long, road-training sessions.
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As busy as Kristen Bell is promoting the new season of The Good Place and swinging by the United Nations to save the world, she's always got time for her Marshmallows (fans of Veronica Mars).
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The biggest difference is that the spacecraft will be swinging by the planet at a much slower rate, so the mission could conceivably last beyond 2019, instead of its previously scheduled end of February 2018.
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When he's asked what he's got on tap for the day he responds, "Buy a house," like you or I might describe swinging by the store on the way home to pick up some paper towels.
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The moment appeared to happen completely out of the blue, with Dodd never warning Housewives Tamra Judge, Shannon Beador, Vicki Gunvalson, Emily Simpson, or Gina Kirschenheiter that her date was swinging by until he was already there.
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At the same time, he is meeting with Clinton in private, being greeted with warm, sustained applause by his Clinton-backing Senate colleagues, and swinging by the Clinton-endorsing White House for a picnic on Tuesday night.
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So we went from this multiple compression when Zynga went out — compressing with its stock price deflating across the entire gaming sector — then swinging by back as [recognition] grew that the life cycle of games is becoming longer.
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On social media, fans shared pictures and footage of the You Are My Friend actor and his wife Rita Wilson, who celebrated their 30th anniversary in April, swinging by one of the popular chain's restaurants in Fontana, California, on Friday.
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Other trainers are making house calls, while some bigger names are actually making people come to them ... like celeb trainer Mike O'Hearn, who tells TMZ his own clientele is swinging by his pad for their regular 1-on-1 services.
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For the second time in less than a month, this week sees another double header of UFC events—the promotion's first visit to the New York State capital, Albany, before swinging by Toronto's Air Canada Centre for a return to Ontario, at UFC 206.
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Yes, the President of the United States showed up to a memorial for the Virginia Beach mass shooting wearing his golfing clothes, like he was so focused on his tee time that he couldn't be bothered to change into some decent shoes before swinging by the church.
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Then you hurl your caps in the air, hug your friends, let your parents take lots pictures of you – (post them on Instagram, just one idea) – and head off into your amazing lives… maybe swinging by Sharkey's for one last plate of wings before you go.
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If you're a California twentysomething with a couple of bills burning a hole in the pocket of your artisanal selvedge jeans, you're either saving it for the vinyl release of Run the Jewels 3 or you're swinging by Whole Foods to pick up two pints of camel's milk.
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But if you happen to be swinging by Mar-a-Lago on your way to emolument the hell out of the president, do be sure to remember to add the pool to your no-go list, alongside eating at the restaurant, climbing the stairs, or connecting to the wifi.
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Indeed, the entirety of Season 2 had been building up to his arrival – the episode titles turned out to be a puzzle spelling "FRING'S BACK," and that season closed with an anonymous note to Mike that all but confirmed Fring would be swinging by the Saul storyline soon.
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Schmell spent his youth finding his way into things he wasn't invited to and ending up in incredible situations, like drinking out of the Stanley Cup in the Rangers' locker room, and swinging by an NBA All-Star Game and a Super Bowl parade — all with a simple secret to getting away with it.
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If you want to experience the ~vibes~ live, check out if the band will be swinging by a venue near you on their May and early autumn tour dates: Sat 29 April – Rotown Festival, Rotterdam, NLFri 5 May – SPOT Festival, Aarhus, DKTues 16 May – Les Nuits Botanique, Brussels, BEWed 17 May – Espace B, Paris, FR Thu 18.
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It's hard not to see it as a coronation of sorts, with Lil Wayne on the bill, Young Thug swinging by, Kanye West making a surprise appearance and causing a riot, and even Drake—who normally is too slick for/too threatened by Chance to acknowledge him—taking the time to post about it on Instagram.
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This pitch that I gave on the series E, I do a condensed version of this pitch probably eight to 241 times a week, between an investor just coming in and swinging by, to talk to executives I'm recruiting, to employees that are new that want to meet me and go, 'Hey Henry, why am I here?
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Jasmine Tookes also made an appearance at the auditions, although as a VS veteran she was likely just swinging by HQ. After all, Tookes has been officially dubbed an Angel by the brand meaning she's exempt from the casting process and last year was bestowed with the honor of wearing the Fantasy Bra consisting of 9,000 gemstones and more than 450 carats, taking 700 hours to create.
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"If you're busy and you're taking care of your family, or if your busy at work, or you've got like 17 things to do, you know, swinging by the doctor's office is probably not your one, two, and three thing to do and so you kind of monitor and wait and see if things escalate and get worse," Dr. Nicole Weinberg, MD, a cardiologist at Providence Saint John's Health Center, told INSIDER.
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Hearing this speech, I seemed to behold myself swinging by a tow from a tree branch, a death not beseeming one of gentle blood.
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The chief screenwriter for the series was Shoji Gatoh. Hitoshi Sakimoto was the composer for the music heard in the anime, with Eminence Symphony Orchestra playing the pieces created by Sakimoto specifically for The Aegis of Uruk. From episodes 1-12, the opening theme is "Swinging" by Muramasa☆ while the ending theme is by Kenn. Episodes 13–24, the opening theme is "Questions?" by Yu Nakamura while the ending themes are by Fumiko Orikasa and "Swinging" by Muramasa☆.
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It is one of the largest New World monkeys, often weighing as much as . Its arms are significantly longer than its legs, and its prehensile tail can support the entire weight of the monkey and is used as an extra limb. Its hands have only a vestigial thumb, but long, strong, hook-like fingers. These adaptations allow the monkey to move by swinging by its arms beneath the tree branches.
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He ultimately cripples Sandman by biting him and taking out a chunk of his mass, leading to Sandman's apparent death. He also causes serious wounds to Electro and Kraven the Hunter. Venom's rivalry with Spider-Man is renewed when Ann, who lives in fear since bonding with the Symbiote, commits suicide after seeing Brock become Venom. Venom however, believes Spider-Man swinging by Ann's window in his black costume to be the cause.
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In addition, under certain circumstances, much smaller velocity changes are needed.S.-Y. Park and I. M. Ross, "Two-Body Optimization for Deflecting Earth-Crossing Asteroids," Journal of Guidance, Control and Dynamics, Vol. 22, No.3, 1999, pp.415–420. For example, it was estimated there was a high chance of 99942 Apophis swinging by Earth in 2029 with a 10−4 probability of passing through a 'keyhole' and returning on an impact trajectory in 2035 or 2036.
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Thomas died three months after McDaniel took over, solidifying the position for McDaniel. After that, McDaniel continued to teach for 36 years. In 1888, after spending a summer at Harvard studying anatomy, hygiene, and gymnastics, McDaniel invented Club swinging, a form of exercise, which was discussed in his book Club Swinging by Note: A Method of Recording and Teaching Club Swings. McDaniel was made treasurer of Western Maryland College in 1894 and maintained this position up until his death.
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Utley made his major league debut on April 4, 2003, as a pinch hitter against the Pittsburgh Pirates. He was struck out swinging by Jeff Suppan in his first at-bat. In his first major league start, on April 24 against the Colorado Rockies, Utley recorded his first major league hit, a grand slam off Aaron Cook. He was optioned back to the minors on April 30 recalled by the Phillies again in August 2003, to replace Plácido Polanco at second base (Polanco was moved to third to compensate for the loss of third baseman David Bell to the disabled list).
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They set out from Plymouth in the Spring of 1591, swinging by way of the coast of Spain as a ruse to fool the Spanish as to their real destination. In April 1591 while off Cadiz Margaret under Newport and Prudence caught site of a large Spanish ship; a large bark which was soon captured. Newport found in the prize bullion, money, hides, precious stones, wine, and other valuables. Newport sent the prize home and the fleet proceeded west toward Cuba and rendezvoused with some of the fleet between Saint Kitts and Puerto Rico in May 1591.
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They were found in the morning hanging 20 ft below the middle span. A local resident, John Earnest, reported the discovery to the sheriff's office. The front page of The Okemah Ledger on May 25, 1911, said the lynching had been "executed with silent precision that makes it appear as a masterpiece of planning": > The woman's arms were swinging by her side, untied, while about twenty feet > away swung the boy with his clothes partly torn off and his hands tided with > a saddle string. The only marks on either body were that made by the ropes > upon the necks.
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The whole song is performed, at times in the foreground, at times in the background. Closeups of Phillips wearing an ape mask (as is his penchant during live performances of the song), and Tarzan-like rope swinging by the singer, are featured. A gap of 5 years between studio albums number 3 and 4 having elapsed (notwithstanding the Killer Klowns EP), a writer at the Los Angeles Times was led to connect the title of their 1989 long player, Second Coming, to the band's "comeback status". The writer noted that this album had some Beatles-like melodicism and some "art-rock aspirations", while retaining the Dickies' characteristic punk "silliness".
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Raised in Washington, D.C., his influence from years of working the go-go and rap circuits became apparent in his music. In 1996, he released the single "Let Me Clear My Throat" on American Recordings, which charted around the world including the top 40 on the Billboard Hot 100 and top 10 in the UK and Netherlands in March 1997. The song prominently features a sample of "The 900 Number" by the 45 King (which itself features a sample from Marva Whitney's "Unwind Yourself",Marva Whitney – Unwind Yourself (Sampled By DJ Kool – Let Me Clear My Throat) repeated over a breakbeat for six minutes). The song also began by sampling "Hollywood Swinging" by Kool & the Gang.
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" "Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise", a pop standard, is played by a quartet with Coltrane again on soprano sax. Coltrane stated that the piece "seems to me to round out the two originals, and I especially like the swinging by Jones..." The third selection, the blues "Chasin' the Trane", is seen by some as "the birth cry of sixties avant-garde jazz: an outpouring of stylistic tongues and melodic ideas that linked the bebop dexterity and daring of the past with a free, stripped- bare, spiritually charged future," and was described by Coltrane biographer Ben Ratliff as "a great statement...",Ratliff, p. 72. his "landmark performance of the period",Ratliff, p. 73. and "one of the most important recordings in jazz as it is currently practiced.
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Bowie would later say that Lennon was the "energy" and the "inspiration" for "Fame", and that's why he received a co-writing credit. Lennon would later contradict this story in a 1980 interview where he said: "We took some Stevie Wonder middle eight and did it backwards, you know, and we made a record out of it!" After the group solidified the riff, they emerged with something that was in the hand of "black American music" at the start of 1975: a "cousin" of "Hollywood Swinging" by Kool & the Gang, "The Payback" by James Brown, and "Do It ('Til You're Satisfied)" by B. T. Express. Doggett writes that other potential influences were the 1972 song "Jungle Walk" by the Rascals and the 1974 songs "Pick Up the Pieces" by the Average White Band and "Brighter Day" by Keith Christmas, a friend of Bowie's.
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In primates, the combination of opposing thumbs, short fingernails (rather than claws) and long, inward-closing fingers is a relict of the ancestral practice of gripping branches, and has, in part, allowed some species to develop brachiation (swinging by the arms from tree limb to tree limb) as a significant means of locomotion. Prosimians have clawlike nails on the second toe of each foot, called toilet-claws, which they use for grooming. The primate collar bone is a prominent element of the pectoral girdle; this allows the shoulder joint broad mobility. Compared to Old World monkeys, apes have more mobile shoulder joints and arms due to the dorsal position of the scapula, broad ribcages that are flatter front-to-back, a shorter, less mobile spine, and with lower vertebrae greatly reduced - resulting in tail loss in some species.
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He used freeswinging pendulums as timers in scientific experiments and for keeping time for music. In 1637, when he was 73, Galileo had the idea of a mechanism that would keep the pendulum swinging by giving it pushes, an escapement, thus allowing it to be applied to clocks. Since he was by then totally blind, he described the mechanism to his son Vincenzio, who drew a picture from his description. Galileo's student and biographer, Vincenzo Viviani, describes the invention > One day in 1641, while I was living with him at his villa in Arcetri, I > remember that the idea occurred to him that the pendulum could be adapted to > clocks with weights or springs, serving in place of the usual tempo, he > hoping that the very even and natural motions of the pendulum would correct > all the defects in the art of clocks.
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