To be scoffed at and thrown around the way we're being thrown around is absolutely unthinkable.
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Dennis said it sounded like furniture was being thrown around.
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The word "iconic" gets thrown around a lot these days.
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The term DIY is thrown around a lot these days.
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The term "big Black cock" is thrown around on set.
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"The boat was being thrown around a lot," he said.
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He's thrown around words like voter fraud, with no proof.
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A noose is thrown around the scarf and cinched tight.
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Numbers as high as 28503,22019 attendees were being thrown around.
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That kind of diagnosis should not be thrown around lightly.
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The more it's casually thrown around, the less it matters.
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The phrase "Fyre Festival 2.0" was thrown around a lot.
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That gets thrown around, it seems, at most tragic funerals.
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COM: Traitor has been thrown around since President Trump assumed office.
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Get ready for the phrase "Egyptian Messi" to be thrown around.
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Blame is already being thrown around for the social-care disaster.
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Amount of beer thrown around unknown despite what Rovell said. pic.twitter.
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The term being thrown around quietly among Democrats is 'losing forward.
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SMITH: There&aposs a lot of stuff being a thrown around.
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The word "brave" is thrown around a lot during the Olympics.
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"'Best friend' gets thrown around a lot," Ms. Grob Plante said.
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So, yeah, it's not a name to be thrown around lightly.
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The cilia looked like tree trunks thrown around by a tornado.
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ARROYO: We are seeing blanket racism being thrown around as a charge.
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I mean, I think a lot of these numbers get thrown around.
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Tariffs can be thrown around as an economic bomb for anything now.
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Prince The words genius and icon are thrown around way too often.
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This isn't truly a bond bubble, despite this term being thrown around.
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The word "miracle" gets thrown around a lot in the beauty space.
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The word "competition" gets thrown around a lot in Washington these days.
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That word, "empowerment," is thrown around in a lot of different contexts.
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I see that word thrown around a lot, and it's not accurate.
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Voices are thrown around the room and in and out of throats.
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"I've heard about it being thrown around," Fowler told Reuters on Friday.
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"There has been a lot of blame being thrown around," he said.
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I feel like "umami" gets thrown around in a very unclear way.
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Photo: PixabayYou've probably heard the term "cute aggression" thrown around over the years.
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Unfortunately, it's common to hear the word "fat" thrown around as an insult.
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" "It always hurts to see the children's clothing on the ground, thrown around.
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I began to conjecture myself, since all this diagnosis were being thrown around.
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So culture gets thrown around a lot when it comes to different organizations.
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The words "masterpiece" and "compelling" and "best new music" have been thrown around.
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Words like "deity" are thrown around, but honestly, she's a damn fine deity.
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Something so small and light could easily be thrown around by the wind.
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But as the game progresses, new objectives and modifiers get chaotically thrown around.
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CreditCreditJuergen Teller "RULE-BREAKING" IS A PHRASE thrown around in fashion a lot.
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They're delivered -- not thrown around, but they're not delivered on a pillow either.
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That means you may start hearing the term thrown around more and more.
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Ever wonder how many times this statement gets thrown around at the gym?
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Compromise is a word you often hear thrown around when describing romantic relationships.
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The word "hypocrisy" was thrown around a lot during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Words like "legend" and "icon" are thrown around a bit too casually today.
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Some students were galled by the money being thrown around in the allegations.
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One word was frequently thrown around about the work George was doing: geoengineering.
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There was blood on the ground, people were disheveled and clothes were thrown around.
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Facebook and Amazon were thrown around as potential occupants, according to The Seattle Times.
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Fair-Trade BeautyChances are, you've seen the term fair trade thrown around a lot.
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The back and forth continues and phrases like "semi-synchronous model" are thrown around.
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You'll hear terms like 4K and 60 fps thrown around regularly during E3 keynotes.
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The words "twenty year old hood rat" and "spoiled ass bitch" were thrown around.
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And I'm sure the word 'dark' will be thrown around, but it's not 'dark.
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Love is so easily thrown around these days that it's lost its original value.
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"Something as important as your genetic markers shouldn't be thrown around lightly," said Pitts.
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Let's focus on teraflops, since that's the buzzword thrown around most readily these days.
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The turbulence, however, was hard to ignore and we were thrown around the lavatory.
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This was post-grunge, when the "alternative" word was being thrown around a lot.
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The term has been thrown around so much, it barely means anything at all.
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"Visual poetry" is a phrase that gets thrown around quite a lot these days.
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It's apparently pretty durable and can stand being thrown around in a suitcase, too.
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The boy had his arms thrown around Nana's waist, his cheek on her thigh.
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Certainly, Bargnani did not need The Italian Dirk stuff thrown around by the media.
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It'll surely be a while before you see this much money being thrown around again.
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In the fitness world, the word "miracle" gets thrown around like a two-pound dumbbell.
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"[There are] two scenarios based on the accusations that are being thrown around," he said.
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"Irrational exuberance" is the phrase being thrown around right now by a lot of people.
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Throughout human history, people have thrown around a lot of crazy ideas about the moon.
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Even though the word "sustainability" gets thrown around a lot, it rarely carries much meaning.
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Carcassonne is the other big name German-style board game you'll usually see thrown around.
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It's a neat way of side-stepping the protective wall thrown around the Shanghai market.
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These accusations of bias have been thrown around for years and aren't specific to Google.
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These terms are thrown around so loosely that it's difficult to make sense of them.
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You'd certainly be in long-term planning meetings where crazy ideas would be thrown around.
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The threat to impeach is dangerously being thrown around like a baseball after a strikeout.
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With all that money getting thrown around, startups are forming to supplement marketplaces like Airbnb.
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" She recited another quote: " 'Impossible' is just a big word thrown around by small men.
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By Monday afternoon, in the absence of official results, conclusions were being thrown around freely.
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A lot of guilt was thrown around when I would leave work at 6 p.m.
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We imagine the words " Just because it's 420" will be thrown around a lot today.
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I read in other interviews you've done even influences like "musique concrete" being thrown around.
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This is a term that gets thrown around a lot, sort of access journalism, right?
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"We're very much at the end of the whip getting thrown around," Mr. LaFrazia said.
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Intimidatingly high figures are thrown around and a move is contemplated, then put into action.
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Mixed connective tissue disease, mast cell activation disorder and Lyme disease were also thrown around.
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It's a happy story, and happy isn't an adjective thrown around often when discussing Woodman.
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But catastrophe has been the word thrown around by some if it is not raised.
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"We've talked about it and thrown around the idea of writing a song together," she says.
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Image: HuaweiAt Mobile World Congress 2018, 5G was easily one of the biggest buzzwords thrown around.
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We hear that word thrown around at trade shows like CES, but here it's worth considering.
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The word 'introvert' is often thrown around as a synonym for shy or even socially awkward.
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In recent years, Cramer has gotten used to the term "macro" being thrown around on calls.
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" On words like "treason" and "perjury" being thrown around: "I think those new words are ridiculous.
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AG: Well I think that there are a lot of estimates being thrown around right now.
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Crept out during eye to find school mostly destroyed, cars in parking lot thrown around & mutilated.
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Because numbers are thrown around — $1.6, $2.1, $2.5 [billion] — this is national security we're talking about.
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"I think some people were frustrated by how casually it was thrown around" in the hearings.
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"Hair porosity" is a term I've heard thrown around on the internet more and more recently.
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The term "psychopath" gets thrown around a lot, whether we're talking about movie villains or politicians.
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If you Wikipedia it, maybe some theoretical physicists have thrown around the phrase "time well" before.
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Right now we are at the peak, where huge amounts of money are being thrown around.
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One second, you're cruising smoothly; the next, passengers and crew are being thrown around the cabin.
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You've probably seen the term "walkability" thrown around in relation to cities, neighborhoods, and even apartments.
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There's been a lot of constitutional and founders thrown around — and will be all day today.
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Unique is a word that is thrown around a great deal, particularly when describing financial products.
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Most often the word "corrupt" is thrown around in fantastic fashion to intimidate and manipulate voters.
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There have been a number of opponents thrown around as a dance partner for a Mayweather comeback.
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With some of the numbers that were thrown around in the tabloid press, who could blame him?
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The term "peer pressure" is thrown around a lot, and usually it's meant as a negative thing.
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Phrases like "Higgs field" are thrown around with ease, along with the names of elements like cesium.
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Greatness has multiple definitions: The word "great" has been thrown around a lot at the Rio Olympics.
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One name thrown around as Snow's possible mother is Ashara Dayne, an early love interest for Eddard.
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The term 'artificial intelligence' gets thrown around so much these days that it can sometimes feel meaningless.
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"You have to believe these aren't idle chunks of money thrown around by uninformed individuals," Cramer said.
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Twenty-one passengers were taken to hospital, some after being thrown around the cabin like rag dolls.
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The question, which has become a kind of mantra in these settings, gets thrown around a lot.
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Everyday objects haphazardly thrown around the room became exhibits in an error-filled museum from the future.
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I remember leaning over to vomit black stuff in between being thrown around like a rag doll.
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Towels were thrown around everywhere and bits of lint and paper freely floated around on the floor.
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Work-life balance is a term that has been thrown around a lot lately, and somewhat recklessly.
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Two popular theories are thrown around by the mainstream media and Democratic surrogates as self-evident truths.
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The artifacts and plinth are incredibly durable, and can withstand being thrown around without any noticeable damage.
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A few insults are thrown around, and so far, it doesn't look good for this blossoming friendship.
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But who can blame them for trying, especially with all the money being thrown around these days?
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You say the term "handcrafted" gets thrown around a lot, and I think that is totally true.
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She's been cast as the villain, and has been thrown around in productions, and treated very badly.
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"It was a real shock because that's when the word cancer started getting thrown around," John said.
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This term gets thrown around so much by partisans on both sides that it has become meaningless.
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The claim also comes from Trump's recent speech on immigration, and it's one he's thrown around before.
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Grady says this was intentional, in part a reaction to how much AI gets thrown around today.
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Russia has thrown around its weight globally, but at home a grinding recession has lowered living standards.
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These days, you do occasionally see fists getting thrown around by anti-fascist demonstrators at far-right demonstrations.
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You often hear the term "breast is best" thrown around to shame parents who bottle-feed their kids.
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It's a distinct feature of this political moment that his name gets thrown around in online conspiracy theories.
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A metric that gets thrown around frequently is TOPS, or trillions of operations per second, to measure performance.
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The term (and concept behind) big data has been thrown around a lot over the past 15 months.
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I can shape my body into a frisbee and be thrown around like a frisbee, empathetic, can dunk.
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I think the word "intersectionality" gets thrown around a lot without people really understanding how it affects people.
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Let me contextualize this point a bit more as the term "Watergate" gets thrown around alot these days.
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There are words that get thrown around a lot in our line of work like 'genius' or 'inspiration.
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Here's what you need to know: Net neutrality is probably a buzzword you've heard thrown around a lot.
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The word "regression" has been thrown around liberally in discussions of Vegas's performance, particularly heading into this season.
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Small airplanes laid broken and twisted, almost unrecognizable, after being thrown around by Hurricane Dorian's winds and floodwaters.
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It is a charge which requires legal review and judicial determination and should not be thrown around loosely.
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I was surprised to find that "scientific eating" was a term thrown around in the 1850s and '60s.
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It starts off fairly surface-level, with rape threats and insults like "slut" being thrown around in Kat's mentions.
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Words like "siddity," which means bougie, are thrown around as the pair debates colorism and classism in the community.
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When her name was thrown around as a candidate for secretary of state last November, eyebrows everywhere were raised.
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Dishes were found thrown around the dining room, and people were repeatedly locked out of rooms and the house.
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Chaim: Throughout this season of Westworld, the idea that various characters are actually hosts has thrown around fairly often.
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Bucks interim coach Joe Prunty thought there was plenty of blame to thrown around for his team's defensive struggles.
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The word that keeps getting thrown around to describe Ahmed's work is "political," be it rap, film or television.
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And there's a moment when Scafaria shows just how much money was being thrown around before the financial collapse.
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Stevie J says all the shade being thrown around about him being ridiculously behind in child support is extortion.
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If they don't win, does it invalidate the hyperbole about them that's been thrown around the last three years?
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The term "living wage" gets thrown around enough by politicians and advocacy groups that the definition can get muddy.
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A term thrown around by both candidates as they bickered about the release (or nonrelease) of their tax returns.
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They bring up the fouls, the messy breakup with Sacramento and the word "frustrating" gets thrown around a lot.
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Saying "I Love You" used to be a big deal, but is now thrown around like it doesn't matter.
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"There is more at stake than the personal slurs that are being thrown around by them," Mr. Gianaris said.
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"These terms are thrown around sometimes rather loosely, but this truly does qualify as a dangerous level of chill."
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Ms. Abbott claimed she was violently thrown around the interior of the van during the ride and sustained injuries.
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A whole lotta bacon is about to be thrown around at the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards stage this year.
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Festivals: Bonnaroo Grace Mitchell first made waves back in 2014, and at 16, the word "wunderkind" was inevitably thrown around.
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People are being snatched up by invisible beasts, consumed by black goo, and thrown around by rising and falling tides.
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The words "sexual assault" are thrown around and things only devolve from there as parents war in the principal's office.
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I know… I see the money being thrown around in the category and the intense interest from Facebook and others.
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The house and neighboring properties were evacuated and a 200-metre cordon thrown around the area while specialist officers investigated.
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While the term #RelationshipGoals has been thrown around from time to time, Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson embody it completely.
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When this idea has been floated before, a price point of $50 to view at home has been thrown around.
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They're not just buzzwords thrown around by Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg to prove that they're smarter than everyone else.
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"We've seen the bubble term thrown around and it's just not the right way to look at this," he said.
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It just so happens that the word gets thrown around at Trump's campaign rallies, and in the president's public statements.
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To that point, there were seven different plans, a slew of edits tossed out and many more ideas thrown around.
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You hear the term "permanent temporary solution" thrown around by officials, but not with the irony you'd think it deserves.
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Now, the term concept album gets thrown around a lot, but Shad is going for a Romantic-era level epic.
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Lindsay Alley: It's a label that gets thrown around—mostly derisively—for performers and poets who have a similar sound.
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Kudos, Andrew Cuomo Leadership is a word that's thrown around way too often, and through overuse has almost become meaningless.
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The term has been thrown around regularly during the current Democratic primary and was pervasive too during the 85033 election.
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Basic income is a term that gets thrown around loosely, but the gist is that the government distributes cash universally.
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"Guys." The global term to describe a group of people is thrown around town like it's going out of fashion.
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Cashin said numbers are "being thrown around wildly," noting that Trump's $60 billion figure is the size of the trade.
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They&aposve thrown around the idea of having it in possibly both, but it&aposs still the early stages of planning.
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Accusations are thrown around as things get personal, with nothing off limits – including parents and children – as the ladies hurl insults.
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It breaks my heart and angers my soul when I hear that word thrown around, knowing the pain that it carries.
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It breaks my heart and angers my soul when I hear that word thrown around,knowing the pain that it carries.
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It's a word that's thrown around a lot but that's very hard to grasp, let alone implement in a sustainable way.
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Layering. We hear the word thrown around in fashion every year with little indication of exactly how or what to layer.
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Wickstead's name was thrown around for potential gown designers, sprinkling more than the doctor recommended dose of salt on her claims.
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Read any tourism pamphlet or travel guide and you'll likely see the word magical thrown around like it ain't no thing.
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"This word gets thrown around a lot, but she is a brilliant filmmaker and she is a true feminist," says Ronan.
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But if we are to believe a contingent of those on the inside, it's nowhere near the numbers being thrown around.
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Phrases like "confidential" or "secret" are thrown around offices and companies as if their invocation alone will ward off prying eyes.
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And yet it is thrown around as easy shorthand, both to explain what something is and to defend why it's done.
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And yet in a city where the term "ethnic food" is thrown around often to describe these establishments, is this problematic?
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While male names like Andy Cohen have been thrown around, Ripa says she's not opposed to bringing another woman on board.
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ET. (CNN)For a parent, there's nothing amusing about finding a racial slur casually thrown around in your kid's text messages.
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Even allowing for fading memories, there is a good deal of misinformation being thrown around about what actually happened in 1987.
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Having productive, respectful, political conversations is about moderating volume, intensity, and the amount of information being thrown around, Post Senning said.
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Health insurance can no longer be a political bargaining chip that gets thrown around as if people aren't dying without it.
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The art world, where the word contemporary gets thrown around as a kind of currency, is not known for its longevity.
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He's also thrown around accusations of corruption connected to the younger Biden's work on the board of a Chinese investment firm.
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Terms of Endearment: Linden Trust for Conservation produced this handy guide to the terms being thrown around in 2020 climate commitments.
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That hasn't kept it from becoming a buzzword thrown around in almost every industry, from finance to shipping to fantasy football.
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The term "safe space" often gets thrown around, and mocked, in debates about social justice and free speech on college campuses.
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There are guest performers and musicians, cameos from young North West, and likely the word "vibes" being thrown around a lot.
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One title that's getting thrown around is Greenbrier, but THR cautions that could be fake or at the very least not final.
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The word "impeachment" is already being regularly thrown around among the conservative grassroots, a constituency many congress members depend on for reelection.
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By now, the word diversity has been thrown around so much while discussing the entertainment industry that I'm tired of hearing it.
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Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) gets thrown around in the final battle scene alongside Danai Gurira's Okoye, the fiercest fighter in Black Panther.
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The hateful rhetoric that gets thrown around — I'm not going to name no names, I don't care to… it has to stop.
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In the shot, the fashion designer has her arm thrown around Kushner, posing for a portrait after going for a morning hike.
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Anna von Hausswolff "The Mysterious Vanishing of Electra" We've all been hearing the term "witch hunt" get thrown around by morons lately.
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The word "gaslighting" has been thrown around a lot lately to describe bad behavior by politicians, businesspeople, and even reality TV stars.
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After being egged on, Boo Boo is cajoled into striking Robbie E ... who was being thrown around by Storm like a ragdoll.
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The phrase is thrown around a lot, but it's important to understand what the Fifth Amendment actually says and when it's applicable.
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To Baron, it's language that should not be thrown around lightly, but under due consideration, if it fits, you use the word.
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" We're told there are still major issues with the relationship -- the word that keeps being thrown around on both sides is "trust.
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Some experts have predicted that fully automated luxury communism is the way to go, and it's a term increasingly being thrown around.
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These terms are getting thrown around after The New York Times published an anonymous opinion piece by a senior Trump administration official.
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And it can muddy the distinctions between various technologies, as Crispr, gene editing, gene therapy, and genetic engineering all get thrown around.
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It's easy to get lost in some of the big numbers that get thrown around when it comes to legal marijuana sales.
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Since the FCC voted to repeal Title II protections for the open web in December, a lot of solutions are being thrown around.
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Things like signing bonuses, retention bonuses, and referral bonuses are terms being thrown around many airlines to help increase that first-year pay.
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Bar a certain southeast Asian leader and a president-elect, most insults thrown around in politics this year were more mild than wild.
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Called the One X, the gadget shoots in 5.7K resolution at 30 frames per second, delivering pleasingly smooth stabilization even when thrown around.
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One needs to differentiate between vanity metrics which are thrown around to impress neophytes and core metrics which indicate true long term sustainability.
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There is so much hatred thrown around online that sometimes I'm afraid to even go outside with my binder on or without shaving.
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"So many jokes were thrown around about using Dave Grohl's throne, finally we just decided to ask and see what happened," Ramsey says.
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"I definitely think 'empowerment' gets thrown around way more than is warranted when it comes to fashion, lifestyle, and consumption choices," she said.
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Now all kinds of potential plot points, costume designs, and even maybe-possibly-kinda movie titles are being thrown around with wild abandon.
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In an era where the phrase "athleisure" is thrown around with the frequency of "fashion," the market for athletic apparel is certainly oversaturated.
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And people have thrown around the word "Nazi" a hell of a lot this year—but is there any foundation to their worry?
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Lena's contacted by Karl once he has a scientific emergency, so there's a lot of "big idea" science thrown around in the novel.
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That changed, and changed dramatically, when the genuinely brilliant—words often thrown around, but rarely as apt—Antonin Scalia came on the bench.
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Runners and frequent gym goers might want to listen up too: The Beats Powerbeats3 were basically designed for being thrown around during workouts.
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"I was underwater for what felt like minutes and was thrown around like a rag doll," he wrote on Facebook after being rescued.
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The Aero PTZ Camera can also shrug off nasty weather, and whatever happens to get picked up and thrown around by strong winds.
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The action, similarly, is both kinetic and mounted with the kind of scale where a submarine can be thrown around like a toy.
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"Sweeney" is usually gruesome, and bucketfuls of artificial gore were thrown around the stage at Glimmerglass on Friday, but this production felt bloodless.
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CEO Elon Musk has said before that the company is entering "production hell," a phrase that has been thrown around quite since then.
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Apparently he also has something in common with Jay Z, because there have been an awful lot of Lemonade references being thrown around.
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The cake and cherries rhetoric thrown around in the Brexit debate suggest there is little middle ground between the European Union and Britain.
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Ms. Mohamed, not belted in, was roughly thrown around, hitting her head several times; she would have headaches and nausea for weeks afterward.
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Part of the problem is the unhelpful way some of the words can be carelessly thrown around, so their meanings get muddled up.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE The word "luminous" gets thrown around a lot when it comes to singers, but the soprano Julia Bullock has earned it.
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"What members really want are all the facts because there are a lot of allegations that have been thrown around," Mr. Scalise said.
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Funny Baby Bibs, available on Etsy, from $7.99The only thing that makes spaghetti violently thrown around a kitchen funny is one of these.
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When the term "Artificial Intelligence" gets thrown around, images are immediately conjured of fire-spewing killer robots playing chess against a post-apocalyptic backdrop.
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I've also noticed that on a deeper level, coming from a loving, two-parent home is often thrown around as a badge of honor.
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"I think the word luxury is just thrown around so much at the moment — and it means nothing, absolutely nothing any more," she says.
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" He notes a pervasive idea thrown around since 2016 – that Trump wouldn't have become President if Jon Stewart had been on the air. "Really?
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The couple is awoken in the middle of the night by horrifying screeching, a knock on the door, and garbage cans being thrown around.
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Later in the piece, Kushner blames Trump's fast-moving team for "carelessness," a word that's been thrown around a lot in politics this week.
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The word "toxin" gets thrown around a lot, and I doubt that half the people using it even know what they mean by it.
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Quickly becoming a fan favorite, Williams' name would even eventually be thrown around as a possible replacement for Stewart, who left in August 2015.
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One woman said there's water and broken glass everywhere due to items being thrown around and smashing windows, and people are getting cut up.
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Gay slurs are thrown around with reckless abandon at Motor Avenue, and at one point Stevie is told that saying "thank you" is gay.
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"In my opinion, accusations like 'racist' and 'anti-Semite' are being thrown around with a carelessness that risks rendering these words meaningless," he said.
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The word "Lynchian" gets thrown around a lot lately, but there was no other way to describe what it's like to enter the restaurant.
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So, explain that a little more, because this charge you hear thrown around, it means different things to different people, when you normalize something.
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And when it comes to education, Mr. Callahan said, a lot of dollars have been thrown around that do not address important structural issues.
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"In the last week of a campaign, a lot of stuff is going to be thrown around — that's what happens in campaigns," he said.
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During his career, Fleming has heard all sorts of terms thrown around to describe the technology, including robotic, unmanned, autonomous, semi-autonomous and driverless.
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The example figures thrown around were 30,000 Swiss francs a year per adult (equivalent to about $23,256) and 7,500 per child ($20133,814) per year.
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Words like "confounding" and "singular" and "visionary" get thrown around a lot and can sound like hype, but they actually apply to Robert Ashley.
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"We've had injuries ranging from lacerations to bumps and bruises from folks being thrown around in their houses due to the storms," Long said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — "Post-black" is a term that's thrown around a lot, though its meaning is not totally fixed.
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"It could be… We really are in deep talks about it, and we're having all these ideas thrown around to figure it out," he said.
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On Monday morning, an employee opened the vault and found a hole in the ceiling and multiple safe deposit boxes thrown around, the official said.
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Many names have been thrown around in an attempt to qualify BDE: Crash Bandicoot (true); Damon Albarn (extremely false); Waluigi (false, but he does fuck).
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One of our sources tell us the couple ain't gonna come cheap -- we're told the numbers being thrown around are in the 7-figure range.
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It reiterates an ongoing trend in gaming where terms like "fake gamer girl" are thrown around, and women are challenged on their knowledge of gaming.
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Arguments broke out in the stands and, eventually, parents asked the 13-year-old umpire to put a stop to foul language being thrown around.
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And then there are the various tantalizing teases about alternative and mirror universes that the show has thrown around over the course of the season.
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The term "don't feed the trolls" is often thrown around as a digital proverb for dealing with online negativity, but Graceffa does the complete opposite.
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Right now, the number being thrown around is $1.6 billion in border security, but negotiations will likely keep going tonight and possibly through the weekend.
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I can even imagine how average American citizens could support this policy when the issue of immigration is thrown around as an abstract political football.
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A year earlier, her name had been thrown around as one of two people who may take over Apple's communications team after its leader departed.
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When news about Irma first started percolating on Wall's news feed last weekend, "evacuation" still wasn't a term that was being thrown around very much.
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It seems to me in the last couple years there's a new trendiness to the word "acid" and it's thrown around a bit more frivolously.
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The word "political" gets thrown around a lot in descriptions of your music, just because it doesn't tiptoe around what you want to be saying.
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Inside there are two additional smaller pockets that are deep enough to prevent any stored valuables from flying out when the backpack is thrown around.
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"Often times I think the word, 'equity,' becomes a buzz word, and the meaning gets lost because it gets thrown around so much," he said.
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The term "dreamlike" often gets overused and thrown around to describe flights of fancy, but The Lion and the Roc #1 fully fulfills the phrase.
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Despite plenty of hyperbole having been thrown around about this tournament's number of upsets, the bracket-wrecking results are not happening at an unprecedented rate.
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So I'm doubtful that they've had that much significance, and I'm wary of how that's being thrown around in a kind of buzzword-like way.
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"'Sustainability' is obviously a word that is being thrown around a lot, and it is impossible to be all things to all people," she said.
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Undoubtedly, the term "fascism" has an effective anti-authoritarian ring to it, so perhaps that is why it is thrown around so much these days.
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You're going to hear this term getting thrown around a lot in the coming weeks, and it's worth watching someone explain it clearly and well.
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Heat-free methods like meticulous air-drying are thrown around as alternatives, but totally advising against heat is as successful as abstinence-only sex ed.
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And why would he intentionally recall and brag about one of the single most controversial things he's ever said (a distinction not thrown around lightly)?
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There weren't any timelines thrown around for either prototype being productized, but Oculus is clearly investing in the high-end still inside Facebook Reality Labs.
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The term "self-care" gets thrown around a lot these days, but what does it actually mean to prioritize your health in 2019 (and 2020)?
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The phrase "lawful presence" is probably going to be thrown around a lot at Monday's oral arguments — it's become increasingly central to the states' argument.
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The supposed millennial penchant for "killing" industries gets thrown around a lot, but it could really be happening to one American icon: the Harley-Davidson motorcycle.
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With the term "uncertainty" being thrown around a lot in markets during 2016, investors often saw the yen as a safe haven in times of trouble.
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I want to be thrown around on a bed (in a loving way) while also being told to shut the fuck up when I'm being obnoxious.
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In response to the first wave of critics who have seen the film, the words "respect", "triumph" and even "Oscars" are being thrown around in response.
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I write a lot about family issues and fertility, and there are a lot of pejoratives thrown around—"breeders" is a phrase people like to use.
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Gaming can be an incredibly unwelcoming space for anyone who isn't a straight white cis male given the amount of vitriol that's thrown around so casually.
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They're phrases that are thrown around a lot today when it comes to artificial intelligence, but are essential approaches to automating a complex process like this.
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Getting to the crux of the issue, the words 'secular France' that keep being thrown around as the only reason for the ban is highly illogical.
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A cliché that is often thrown around by photographers is that having a camera is like having a window into other people's lives, and it's true.
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Shoegaze-y gets thrown around a lot when describing a band that sounds like this, and certainly this website is no exception on abusing that word.
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It's a radical new solution for tackling livestock effects on the environment, but the idea of eating insects for sustainability has been thrown around for years.
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Over the last 24 hours, the term "leveraged loans" has been thrown around a lot, but few in the startup world have seen this term before.
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But suddenly, as if suffering an injury, he fell to the mat and was thrown around the ring like a rag doll by the surprised Russian.
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Smith had thrown around the idea of having him play Blutman and Chronic's nemesis Cock Knocker in the movie-within-the-movie scene featuring the superheroes.
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For all the lines of code the characters stare at, and for all the hacker jargon that gets thrown around, the plot is actually very simple.
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If he pulls it off he's clearly confident that his Teflon coating will prevent the dirt thrown around during the election from sticking to his costume.
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Some key House primaries in California featured truly mind-boggling amounts of money being thrown around — and much of it ended up going down the drain.
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"Tariffs can be thrown around as an economic bomb for anything now," Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group, wrote in a note to clients.
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"The term 'crazy lesbian' was thrown around the courtroom," she told me after the service, as churchgoers stacked chairs and packed up the keyboard in the ballroom.
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Insecure and Atlanta, two shrewd shows about Black people, get this: The N-word is thrown around as casually as it is at dinner with my friends.
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The term "body dysmorphia" has a buzz to it these days, and it's often thrown around by people who feel a little self-conscious about their appearance.
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The term "gentrification" is thrown around a lot in Pilsen, where the Mexican bakeries and cultural centers are being pushed out by a new wave of development.
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Similarly, titles such as Dr. and Professor are no longer thrown around with such force, and their excessive use comes off as an overstatement or an embarrassment.
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"Some of the vitriol being thrown around this week has made me question the dark underbelly of the web," she wrote in a piece for the Guardian.
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And because there will likely be some major spoilers thrown around in the discussions, Netflix wants people to binge season two in its entirety before diving in.
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The poster for Venus calls for visitors to come see the "Cloud 9 Observatory," which isn't far off from an idea that's been thrown around at NASA.
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So, I heard the words "intersectional" and "being intentional" thrown around throughout the evening by various people and it's nice to hear that that is reaching Hollywood.
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This phrase has been thrown around a lot recently but never meant as much as it does when talking about MySpace: what a time to be alive.
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The word "twee" got thrown around a lot as a descriptor in the beginning, but it didn't fit them for very long, if it did at all.
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And shouldn't the resistance—a movement that claims to value things like science, journalism, fact-checking, and norms—be careful about the language that gets thrown around?
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Not surprisingly, CNN and MSNBC went commercial-free, the broadcast networks broke in with special reports and the word "Watergate" was thrown around by pundits with abandon.
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The words essential and nonessential have been thrown around like crazy this week, and there's finally some clarity coming out about what jobs are in which bucket.
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There is a disturbing lack of clarity about the terms being thrown around and a lack of distinction regarding what the spectrum of objectionable behavior really is.
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To crack down on this act, a bill has been thrown around in Congress the past couple of years called Preventing Illegal Radio Abuse Through Enforcement Act.
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And later, at a BDSM workshop, I had to pretend not to feel really awkward when ropes were thrown around me while interviewing the king of bondage!
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"The word &aposcave&apos is sometimes thrown around as marketing to describe fancy brick-lined cellars that are distinctly un-cavernlike," Slate&aposs Jordan Weissmann points out.
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Lemony and oaky, fruity and mineral, it can be powerfully tart and fragrant (the word "funk" gets thrown around) — challenging to new initiates but compelling to converts.
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" Varoufakis was echoing a phrase thrown around often in Europe by Bannon, who says European nationalist parties welcomed his support because he showed them "they are not alone.
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Angel rounds, Series A, bootstrapping — a lot of funding jargon gets thrown around with little specificity and the fresh-faced Australian startup scene is particularly guilty of this.
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" — TIME "The people seen in videos being hit, kicked and thrown around by police included elderly people with their dogs, young girls and regular citizens of all stripes.
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"Car seats have incredible safety designs now, they are designed to cocoon your child, protect them as they roll and are thrown around in an accident," Kleidon wrote.
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I guess it starts with like the nature of the game—there's a lot of aggression and testosterone being thrown around so I imagine that plays a part.
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What the buy-and-hold strategy is and why it's importantI've heard this term thrown around quite a bit, mostly because I'm in the personal finance media field.
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I doubt that any Senate Democrats will support Andy's nomination, but it's not for any of the reasons cited in thePost Dispatch or being thrown around the Internet.
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The phrase "identity politics" has been thrown around so haphazardly in the wake of the election that it's lost more of its meaning with every casually derisive mention.
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The term "neo soul" gets thrown around a lot, a broad descriptor applied to anything ranging from D'Angelo to a certain kind of fedora-invoking, preciously retro pop.
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The analysts say that the 10-figure budgets currently being thrown around are unsustainable, so enjoy the great bingeing bubble of the early 21st century while you can.
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He said that 10 million is a number that gets thrown around internally... But the Times and other brands need to keep making a market for paid journalism.
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That the term "Brussels" is thrown around in national capitals as a catch-all for the pesky creature that is EU authority is a design feature, not a bug.
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At this point, I went back to my room and did my best to secure everything and anything that was fragile or could get thrown around by the storm.
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I pad back to the hotel in them — the soles are made from yoga mats, which feels indulgent and supportive after being thrown around by the sea all day.
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I feel like the hype has been really gratifying, but I wonder if any movie can stand up to it, to the kind of hyperbole that's been thrown around.
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But the trite phrase that gets casually thrown around to deflect shame over indulging in a vice is not only a misnomer, it's a potentially harmful one at that.
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The terms "gender card" and "race card" were thrown around back then, but came into popular speech with the confirmation hearing for Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas in 1991.
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You've probably heard the term thrown around daily, but learning exactly what it means and why it's so essential will help to better practice it in the new year.
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The term "Santa Ana winds" gets thrown around a lot by Southern California meteorologists and even shows up in "I Love L.A.," Randy Newman's classic ode to Los Angeles.
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It is the silly season for political campaigns now, and names for 2020 being thrown around consist of everyone from Howard Schultz of Starbucks to pop star Katy Perry.
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After the original report, some future colleagues of mine at Indiana University wrote an article in The Journal of the American Medical Association rebutting the numbers being thrown around.
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" Kushner responded by writing in the Observer, "In my opinion, accusations like 'racist' and 'anti-Semite' are being thrown around with a carelessness that risks rendering these words meaningless.
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The term "digital native" is thrown around in dialogue to imply that today's youth is predisposed to be adept at using technology, having been born closer to its inception.
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Los Angeles (CNN)The term "wine cave" was thrown around repeatedly Thursday night at the Democratic presidential debate during an exchange over how Pete Buttigieg is funding his campaign.
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In 22017 every stock market around the world was positive, and the term "synchronized global growth" was being thrown around as the only factor that mattered to the markets.
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CrossFit—Sorry to everyone who has no desire to hear the word "WOD" (workout of the day, pronounced wad) thrown around in casual conversation like it's a giant tire.
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In an age where words like local and sustainable are thrown around with abandon, this type of operation is a rarity, the far end of a very broad spectrum.
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Massive fights like the ones in Endgame's back half have gotten more frequent these last few years, as the core Marvel characters have been thrown around from event to event.
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But it's pretty easy to imagine that, with a couple of Jamboards, employees in multiple offices could start handwriting their own thoughts on the board as ideas get thrown around.
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In just July, there had already been five cases of tourists being thrown around by the animals; all the individuals were attempting to photograph or take selfies with the animals.
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Some refer to them as AUVs, for autonomous underwater vehicle, others call them UUVs, for unmanned undersea vehicle, and there are at least half a dozen other names thrown around.
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CES could fill an encyclopedia with all the jargon that gets thrown around, but there's always one white-hot term that every company wants to include in its sales pitch.
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It's a term we hear thrown around in another sport, we don't fully understand what it means, so we start tossing it into hockey rumors to see if it fits.
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British understanding of its workings and purpose has not been helped by the over-the-top arguments being thrown around in the debate over the referendum, set for June 23.
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Satake was thrown around the ring like a man in the rigging by Cikatic, covering up as best he could and being sent staggering by the blows on his guard.
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"I grew up with frozen peas, because that's what you do," he replies, as I'm thrown around the backseat of the minibus like a ping pong ball in a tombola.
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"'End of an era' is thrown around much more often than eras actually occur," said Jim Kelly, a former top editor at Time magazine and a contributor at Condé Nast.
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While the Journal's sources said that the idea of Yang being Bloomberg's running mate was thrown around, a separate senior Bloomberg aide said that Yang was never seriously being considered.
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If you're not immersed in the world of software or electronics engineering, you might find yourself surprised at how often the terms "master" and "slave" are thrown around in documentation.
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Speaking of the money that's being thrown around, the two of them, Parnas and Fruman, were arrested last month at JFK airport with one way tickets out of the country.
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How has Biden himself reacted as more news has come out in these last few months and his name has been constantly been thrown around as we've been talking impeachment.
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Speaking of the money that's being thrown around, the two of them, Parnas and Fruman, were arrested last month at JFK Airport with one way tickets out of the country.
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In this time, the word is being thrown around like wildfire so people can feel a sense of belonging and importance for emotional and energetic sensitivity which keep some trapped.
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In an age where the word "disruptor" is thrown around ad nauseam, it's easy to forget that the pioneers of shaking shit up existed before the word "buzzword" was even invented.
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Your roommates have thrown around the word "inferno" multiple times when describing the damage you do with the thermostat, and they've started taking drastic measures to keep you away from it.
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Crawford says it's a definite no-go for him ... telling our guy there's just not enough money being thrown around in MMA for him to put his body on the line.
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A figure that's thrown around often is the energy cost of one Visa transaction (also a very rough estimate), which is orders of magnitude smaller than that of one Bitcoin transaction.
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However, trade publication FlightGlobal said the twin-engine plane with registration D-AMSC, rolled three times and was thrown around by such strong G-forces that it was damaged beyond repair.
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"There's been a lot of speculation about the effect of fake news and a lot of numbers thrown around out of context, which get people exercised," Microsoft's Duncan Watts told NYT.
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A decade or so ago, it was decidedly uncool to be into bands like Say Anything, Simple Plan, and Motion City Soundtrack; the word "emo" was thrown around as an insult.
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Names like Paul George, DeMarcus Cousins, Jimmy Butler, and Carmelo Anthony have been thrown around, as we are once again reminded that there's no season quite like the NBA off-season.
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He acknowledged that "AI" and "machine learning" are buzzwords that get thrown around a lot right now, but he found Kemvi particularly appealing because it addressed a real need among salespeople.
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The descriptor "tool tracks" gets thrown around a lot for a lot of loopier music that's really good and begging to be mixed, but not necessarily listened to on it's own.
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During the process, the term "boy genius"—a half-derisive, half-aspirational expression used to describe the preternatural confidence they'd observed in their male peers—was thrown around as a joke.
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Federated identity is a concept that has been thrown around with controversy for quite some time, but gaining some momentum now that owning personal data is akin to a hot potato.
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For him, the troubling thing about the current climate is how easily "alternative facts" are thrown around—often it seems as if Trump supporters and opponents are living in separate worlds.
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"Haunting" is a word that gets thrown around all too frequently in music writing, particularly within the annals of heavier or darker music, but sometimes, it fits too perfectly to avoid.
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Harald Sandner got so annoyed by seeing the wrong dates being thrown around in historic works that he decided to take on the task of reconstructing each day of Hitler's life.
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Girls are being called "dykes" if they cut their hair too short; the words "fag" and "gay" are thrown around carelessly if a guy so much as sheds a single tear.
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This was such an incredibly serious story, and the allegations being thrown around were so explicit, like the Times story I mentioned earlier saying Trump had "repeated" contact with Russian intelligence.
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The term "model minority" often gets thrown around (and deplored) in discussions about Asian-Americans, and what's interesting is that both narratives I've just described traffic in versions of that trope.
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Jeremy Ben-Ami, the president of J Street, the liberal Jewish lobbying group, said in a recent interview that he worries that charges of anti-Semitism are being thrown around lightly.
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One line that's been thrown around internally is that this is just normal campaign opposition research, the kind that gets thrown around in a dirty hard campaign, especially one against the Clintons (Don Jr. has already used this line.) It's unclear, though, whether the White House or the legal team surrounding it — which has followed a Hannity-first comms strategy, ignoring mainstream media and preaching entirely to the base — have any good ideas to get out of this pickle.
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The term has been thrown around for almost a year now, ever since comedian Jeff Houghton and his wife, Michelle, coined it for their small sketch video turned viral sensation, Instagram Husband.
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I hear the word "diversity" thrown around like a basketball—but we don't need to score points by crudely adding tokenized representations of marginalized identities into a show's most outward facing roles.
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Nissan has sold more than 350,000 Leafs since the car debuted in 2011, and as they've aged, the company has thrown around a lot of ideas about how to recycle their batteries.
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Of course, that's not surprising given the many parties thrown around the event and the fact that 32% of workers believe the day after the Super Bowl should be a national holiday.
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Game of Thrones fan theories are often thrown around (we do a lot of the throwing), but many of them are never even hinted at let alone confirmed by the actual showrunners.
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Gen Z is the first generation born into an era where discussions about marijuana legalization are more mainstream as states legalize the drug, and the idea of federal legalization is thrown around.
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Despite how common the practice is, "RSVP" is one of those phrases that gets thrown around a lot, but not many people can quite put a finger on what it really means.
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Or is there truth to this notion that's been thrown around a lot in the startup world that public market investors just don't understand how to value tech companies the right way?
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An excerpt from Gray's autopsy, acquired by The Baltimore Sun, concluded that his death was caused by a severe spinal injury, likely from being thrown around the inside of the police van.
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Before his fall, Franken was a progressive hero who had earned a reputation as a sharp questioner during Senate hearings; his name was even being thrown around as a potential 2020 candidate.
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And a host of right-wing media outlets and fellow wingnut Congressman Louie Gohmert have thrown around accusations that the whole thing was was engineered by a Democrat-linked DC law firm.
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The terms "fascist" and "dictator" were thrown around, as a third-party run was weighed against the prospect of a candidate as vitriolic as Trump winning the general election as a result.
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The term "flu-like symptoms" is thrown around a lot in the medical community, but it takes on an entirely new meaning when simple malaise could signal a body that's shutting down.
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But here, in RDR2's turn of the century wild west, where words like "frontier" and "freedom" are thrown around with abandon, the melancholy fantasy of slowness and care becomes especially charged.
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In media coverage of celebrity antics, it's not uncommon for terms like "manic episode" or "borderline" to get thrown around as a shorthand for bad judgment and wild behavior, reinforcing negative stereotypes.
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Though thrown around the court by Thiem's power, the young German hung tough, claiming a spell-binding rally with a searing pass after Thiem had dived like a goalkeeper for a volley.
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And that's why it's important — even in the fact-free Washington of today — to take on the numbers being thrown around by NAFTA critics, particularly as they pertain to jobs and wages.
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That same spirit continues here, as Wing, Knight, and Rand himself aren't afraid to point out the elephants in the room and poke fun at all the high mythology being thrown around.
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With so many contrasting definitions of 4G being thrown around during the turn of the last decade – and networks as well as handsets using different standards—it was a confusing time for consumers.
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" When asked about King's supposed ties to white supremacists, Garrett said, "I think that's a term that's thrown around because it's a scary term, and the Left is using it for that purpose.
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The Great Believers By Rebecca MakkaiJune 19Lately, the word "necessary" has been thrown around to describe works of pop culture, as if we should be compelled to consume works solely because they're relevant.
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" •"Impossible is just a big word thrown around by small men who find it easier to live in the world they've been given than to explore the power they have to change it.
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We, like so many others, have accepted that The Curse is real, that it is no longer a comedy aside to be thrown around with an ironic grin at a local sport's bar.
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Bigfoot Silva, Josh Barnett, Frank Mir—Cormier has thrown around some of the biggest bodies you can find, he has simply spent his last few years watching his diet a little more closely.
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Amateur video from other locations showed similar tactics, with people seen being hit, kicked and thrown around by police, including elderly people with their dogs, young girls and regular citizens of all stripes.
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During the 2008 financial crisis, the term "too big to fail" was thrown around a lot, about banks that were believed to need bailing out lest the economy come crashing down with them.
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If the Bible you carry says it is better for a stone to be thrown around your neck and you throw into a lake than for you to make even one child stumble.
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I brought up another possible benefit: In an industry where "artificial intelligence" and "machine learning" have become buzzwords thrown around by every startup, this kind of board can add an important layer of credibility.
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Luggage with hard shells doesn't always have room to give, but these particular suitcases are expandable (up to 11 inches total) and have organized interior pockets to prevent your belongings from being thrown around.
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The term "gaslighting," a word thrown around a lot these days, actually comes from a 1938 play by Patrick Hamilton called Gaslight, then adapted into the 1944 movie starring Ingrid Bergman and Charles Boyer.
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The word "revolutionary" is thrown around quite a bit in the beauty industry, but we can think of no better way to describe the mind-boggling new things that are happening as we write.
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There's a smattering of economic news on tap, more sharp elbows are likely to be thrown around in Washington, and the market will have to digest all of it as the stock rally continues.
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Texas's vigorous growth had a rope thrown around it when oil prices, which had climbed to a hundred and forty-five dollars a barrel in 2008, slumped in 2014, ultimately falling below thirty dollars.
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During the five or so minutes that I was on the ride, I was flipped, turned and thrown around, due mostly to my poor driving skills and inability to steer in a straight line.
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But when the terms "search engine optimization" and "cyber insurance" started being thrown around, Pip began to yawn, shift between a chair and the floor, and sniff wires and electrical sockets beneath the table.
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Fake News: "Fake news" is both the problematic growth of made-up articles or click bait as well as a phrase thrown around by the president and his staff to discredit the mainstream press.
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You might have heard the phrase PvE (player-versus-environment) thrown around in gaming before, but it's a sort of mirror to players competing against each other and has become a staple in online games.
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Styles is still one of the best three or four wrestlers in the world and has an amazing ability to get thrown around like a ragdoll while still looking credible when he makes his comebacks.
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Jose Bautista, meanwhile, waits to see what the market will be like for his services, knowing that it won't be anything quite like the numbers that were being thrown around before his injury-riddled season.
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"I remember one of the first questions I asked folks when I first came on board, was about [how] the word 'diversity' was getting thrown around a lot, so I said 'define diversity,'" she said.
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"This term 'deep state' has been thrown around — I will say this, the employees that work for me at the CIA, nearly uniformly, were aimed at achieving the president's objectives and America's objectives," he said.
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"We had picked out a whole bunch of other names as well and we had thrown around Aviana, but I was into more traditional names and thought that we would go that direction," Adams said.
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Though it is often simply thrown around as a substitute for the common "babe" or "baby," its literal meaning is the exact reason that we're placing it on our list of words we can't stand.
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But when a position becomes available at these big, grand, Parisian ateliers, not often are these names thrown around (or not anywhere near as much as their male contemporaries, like Riccardo Tisci or Raf Simons).
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But the daughter of Russian immigrants launched a blitz of four winners and an ace to claim the next five points and hold serve, leaving Muguruza flummoxed and exhausted after being thrown around the court.
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Despite never contesting a fight at the weight class and not competing for over two and a half years, GSP vs Bisping makes a lot more sense than the other alternative that's getting thrown around.
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Joseph Parker 29-264 (24KO) New Zealand native Joseph Parker has been appearing on the sport's "Top 4" lists and has been thrown around in boxing circles as a potential player for the heavyweight crown.
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The headline consumer price index (CPI) can be thrown around by changes in a few sectors, such as petrol and fresh fruit which were major drivers of a rare 0.2 percent drop in the first quarter.
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It's not uncommon to hear phrases like "she's such a Shane" — a reference to the show's resident player played by Kate Moennig — thrown around in lesbian bars in 2019, even if it's often tongue-in-cheek.
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The act allows recently enacted rules to be reviewed and reversed by a new Congress, and it's getting thrown around regularly as a way for Republicans to quickly undo many Obama administration actions from last year.
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The word "mega-bank" has been thrown around, and a new headquarters is going to be built in Charlotte, North Carolina, a storied banking town that's currently home to only one major bank, Bank of America.
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It might be a GIF, or one of its memorable quotes like "my spoon is too big" and "my anus is bleeding" that you've seen thrown around on the web since the film debuted in 2000.
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But with reports of VR sickness incredibly widespread, it feels to me a risk to be putting out a game right now that absolutely necessitates a robust tolerance for being thrown around inside a gigantic robot.
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It's hard to know if "witch hunt," the term both use to discredit the investigations clouding their administrations, is being thrown around more by Mr. Netanyahu in Hebrew or by Mr. Trump in the original English.
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Hannah Georgas isn't a name you may have heard thrown around much in the UK, but the Vancouver-based artist has been making some of the most compelling indie pop this side of NME going free.
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But most importantly, we should ban private jets because we need to start taking concrete steps—it would be a small step, but already more than the empty rhetoric and promises that kept being thrown around.
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It's a term that has been thrown around with increasing frequency these days, though even seasoned journalists and media pundits have struggled to understand who makes up the current anti-fascist movement and what their motivations are.
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Images courtesy of All Eyes Media Parker Millsap is a 23-year-old musician for whom the term "old soul" gets thrown around a lot, despite the fact he hasn't lived long enough to be considered old.
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The term "Big Soda" gets thrown around a lot to describe how soda companies have a tendency to act like the big, bad oil and tobacco companies who wield immense lobbying power and advertising budgets to match.
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LinkedIn's market cap is just over $14 billion, still a sizable sum by any measure, but also similar in size to Twitter, which has been thrown around a lot lately as a potential acquisition or takeover target.
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There also wasn't enough detail in the conference abstract to tell if the scientists compared swearing runs to, say, silence or other socially less-acceptable words that aren't typically thrown around as expletives (like: urethra, urethra, urethra).
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Medical procedures are expensive and between the uncertainty of a prognosis and the bewildering amount of jargon thrown around in hospitals—most people are just looking for an easier way to understand their ailments and health problems.
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The word "idyllic" gets thrown around a lot these days, but there's really no other way to describe the many flourishing small farms she pointed out as we rolled along a winding two-lane road at sunset.
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Current position: Federal appellate judge (Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals) Why Trump picked him: Steven Colloton has been thrown around as a potential future Supreme Court justice before (when Mitt Romney was running for president, for example).
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Photo by author The term "ADHD" is thrown around casually when talking about how distracted we are by technology, but now scientists have found a link between constant phone notifications, hyperactivity, and short attention spans in adults.
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A term used in books, articles, and on this very site, that was "thrown around downtown Toronto all the time," "came to symbolize this new urban-enthusiast mindset," and that Leslie Feist has literally never heard of.
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But these were the years when the phrase "chick lit" was thrown around nearly as often as "Osama Bin Laden," and I was protective, not of my personal life or autobiography, but of my authority and freedom.
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"There was variation in the assets under management that were verbally thrown around without any consistency, and that was a red flag for me," Su testified in Brooklyn, New York, federal court at Shkreli's securities fraud trial.
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The 22 million additional uninsured figure has been thrown around a lot in the past 24 hours, yet the Senate bill provides $241 billion more than the house bill and $85033 billion more than the 2015 bill.
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The story begins with an artist named Marianne (Noémie Merlant) being thrown around a tiny boat on her way to an island off the Brittany coast, where she's been hired to paint an aristocrat, Héloïse (Adèle Haenel).
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"The presumption that there's been an immediate loss — I think that number is much lower than the crazy numbers that have been thrown around," said Rick Burton, a professor of sports management at Syracuse University's Falk College.
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There are some high tech-sounding materials being thrown around here, but while innovative technology is being implemented in the construction of the mattress, harmful chemicals and materials are not, as the Aurora is CertiPUR-US Certified.
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You might not remember, but those were the days when the term "Web 2.0" was thrown around like it was going out of fashion (it eventually did), and Pownce was used in the same sentence as Twitter.
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"Our banks are now so big with so much capital that the numbers being thrown around out of Europe's ailing financial sector, as large as they are, seem like a drop in the bucket over here," Cramer explained.
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All kinds of names are being thrown around online—no, it's really unlikely to be Joss Whedon, despite plenty of claims to the contrary—but the frontrunners seem to be Force Awakens director J.J. Abrams and Rian Johnson.
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If you've ever thrown around the label "investment piece" when referring to a designer splurge, you'll be happy to know that we finally have the expert finance data to back up your purchase, thanks to a new app.
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The term "radical transparency" is thrown around the exhibition in connection with this central installation work, and I am reminded of the 2013 Dave Eggers novel, The Circle, which neatly predicts and hyperbolizes the cost of total visibility.
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"Bling bling," as detailed by several people in interviews with FADER earlier this year, was a phrase that was thrown around the studio and eventually made its way from lyrics in a song to the hook of one.
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The hyperbole and fallacies being callously thrown around by opponents of the Adoption Provider Act aren't just a disservice to civil discourse, it's a move that makes it harder and harder for children to ever find a home.
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"These are super harmful ideas to be thrown around and [they are] exacerbated by the fact that she has so many followers who look up to her and this can have a harmful impact on them," she says.
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The term "gaslighting" has gotten thrown around a lot over the past year, mostly in reference to political campaign tactics — when candidates claimed something had (or hadn't) happened, and refused, when confronted with contradictory evidence, to acknowledge otherwise.
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While the accusation of treason has been thrown around on the edges of the political debate from time to time, never in the modern era has it become part of the national conversation in such a prominent way.
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But considering how much the words "raw" and "gritty" were thrown around during our visit (definitely fewer than 100, but way more than 30), we're betting Call of Duty is going all-in on a return to No Russian.
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" Harrison added, "So many names get thrown around and at the end of the day, as producers, we have to try and think and decide what's best for the franchise and who is the most deserving and sincere person.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Tens of thousands of people are expected to feast on food saved from the bin on Saturday at "Disco Soup" parties thrown around the world in a global effort to fight food waste, organizers said.
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Her name is thrown around often with Zendaya and Amandla Stenberg as examples of mixed-race actresses who owe some of their success to Hollywood's colorism problem; the argument is that they get roles actresses with darker complexions do not.
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From the beginning, I wondered how well the machine and its many tiny components would fare as it was thrown around by baggage handlers, stacked under other heavy suitcases, and subjected to the harsh cold air of the cargo hold.
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Unless something is very special (read: cost way too much money to possibly get thrown around in my building's basement washer and dryer), basically everything finds itself in the same cycle: medium load, warm water, extra-fast spin, air dry. Swimsuits?
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" Harrison adds of Viall: "So many names get thrown around and at the end of the day, as producers, we have to try and think and decide what's best for the franchise and who is the most deserving and sincere person.
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While comparisons to the infamous Saturday Night Massacre (in which President Richard Nixon fired the special prosecutor investigating Watergate and the top two Justice Department officials resigned in protest) were being thrown around Twitter, this doesn't really rise to that level.
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There are a lot of weird, confusing-sounding acronyms that get thrown around by fitness pros, like WOD (workout of the day), AMRAP (as many reps as possible), HIIT (high-intensity interval training), and DOMS (delayed-onset muscle soreness), for example.
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Clean and performant user experiences, intuitive processes that require little training, mobile-first, collaboration-first, try before you buy/freemium, APIs and integrations, powerful analytics, flexibility/configurability and consumerized interfaces can all be buzzwords that are thrown around when describing software.
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"So many names get thrown around and at the end of the day, as producers, we have to try and think and decide what's best for the franchise and who is the most deserving and sincere person," he told PEOPLE.
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"Brave" is a word that gets thrown around a lot in pop music and in the media writing about pop musicians—especially women who have been criticized for their appearance, and then gone on to speak publicly about body positivity.
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"A lot of this stuff that is being thrown around the Democratic primary, the Republicans want to capture now regardless of who the nominee is because the nominee will then try to pivot, duck, dodge and dive this stuff," he said.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Understanding the workings of the United Nations as SDGs are thrown around with RIMLGs can be challenging even for insiders so Howard Hudson decided to step in - with a smartphone tool to decrypt U.N. jargon.
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"Our banks are now so big with so much capital that the numbers being thrown around out of Europe's ailing financial sector, as large as they are, seem like a drop in the bucket over here," the "Mad Money " host explained.
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From the start of the war, I was among a few Western reporters commuting regularly across the siege lines the Bosnian Serb paramilitaries had thrown around Sarajevo to his headquarters at an old skiing lodge in Pale, a mountain village.
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They were the type of hyperbolic accusations often thrown around in a nail-biting, nasty political campaign with such vitriolic attacks feeding a frenetic news cycle hungry for daily conflict and a riled electorate packing town hall meetings and rallies.
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" It seems like the word "amazing" is being thrown around a lot to describe the S7's camera, but SamMobile's Abhijeet M chose a different term: "To sum it all up: the camera on the Galaxy S7 edge is insanely good.
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The "big three," as they're now referred to, aren't immediately what comes to mind when the term golden age of aviation is thrown around, but they've survived the test of time to become the most stable carriers in the country.
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But he had a reputation in the state: for his routine triple-doubles, his no-look passes thrown around his back at a dead sprint, his unguardable pull-up jump shot, the speed and body control that made it all possible.
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But when "economic recovery" language is thrown around in the United States today, it fundamentally ignores the fact that working people were in a bad situation before the 2008 financial crisis — facing stagnant wages, rising healthcare costs, and runaway debt.
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While the squeeze bottle allows for easy application, this is the thickest water-based gel I found at the drug store, and "thick" isn't an adjective you want being thrown around when you're sticking things in the human body where they shouldn't go.
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Art historians and cultural critics have thrown around all kinds of speculation, from the Renaissance with its explicitly erotic engravings, like the early sixteenth century I Modi, to the modern era and the everything bigger, everything better ethos of our hardcore pornography.
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Bose SoundLink Micro Bluetooth Speaker, available on Amazon, $79The term "small but mighty" gets thrown around a lot, but this small Bose speaker is only a little larger than the phone used to control the music — and has a much bigger sound.
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"So often the total amount money we spend on health care gets thrown around, and our sense was there is not as much information on what that money is actually spent on," said Dieleman, an assistant professor at the University of Washington's IHME.
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"While the accusation of treason has been thrown around on the edges of the political debate from time to time, never in the modern era has it become part of the national conversation in such a prominent way ... "Whether this leads anywhere remains unclear.
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But while those lofty names are often thrown around relatively new bands as approximations, Hellrazor are their modern peers; loud, abrasive and loaded with the kind of guitar solos typically associated with YouTube compilations of skate videos lifted from a litany of VHS tapes.
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At the kind of budgets being thrown around now, it's not hard to imagine a few high-profile failures — on the degree of, say, Mass Effect Andromeda — putting EA in the same sort of trouble that the likes of THQ and Midway faced last generation.
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We live in a time when phrases like "machine learning" and "neural networks" are thrown around as buzzwords, used both earnestly to talk about the modest gains of self-learning software and strategically as the ambiguous special sauce that helps a product stand apart.
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It sounds like wishful thinking, but in the past few months, some of Kylie's sisters have come under fire for making inappropriate comments about eating disorders and diets, so perhaps they're slowly learning that words matter — even if they are thrown around amongst your family.
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We're premiering his latest track "Monster" below, which tackles the stigma attached to mental health issues and the baggage that can come with it – accusations of selfishness, the word "crazy" being thrown around too casually, and "normal" used as if it means anything at all.
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These are just some of the allegations being thrown around after Donald Trump Jr. released copies of emails detailing the planning of a June 2016 meeting with a Russian lawyer with ties to the Kremlin on the promise of obtaining dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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While the term "economic growth" gets thrown around a lot, it is the best way to measure standard of living improvements, especially for younger and lower income Americans who have been shut out of the 40 percent stock market surge since the 2016 election.
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At the time, she was so green that she thought the so-called "Chinese wall" — a term thrown around in the finance industry to describe barriers set up within a firm to prevent conflicts of interest — referred to Wall Street's unwillingness to hire Chinese people.
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I don't have time to go through all of them today, but there were some conspiracy theories casually thrown around, oh, and a lot of angry statements about the secret process that were clearly said, knowing they'd be in the transcripts when they came out.
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Sara Danius, the academy's permanent secretary, told Svenska Dagbladet that while the academy is not responsible for the abuse of the women, many of the members say they believe that the name of the Swedish Academy may have been thrown around to facilitate those abuses.
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From this point on, "The Invisible Man" becomes a showcase for a series of not especially cool or expensive-looking special effects: a floating knife here; a gun going off in midair over there; people being thrown around, like rag dolls, by an unseen force.
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But if, as seems more likely, we are really just talking about a routine reauthorization of the Surface Transportation Act that's set to expire in 2020 with some more money thrown around to all the relevant stakeholders, then Democrats can't afford to be the sucker party.
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Since a 275 study seemed to suggest this, the number has been thrown around as a benchmark for happiness, making it's way into an episode of Orange is the New Black and inspiring one Seattle business owner to raise the minimum wage at his company to $2000,21.7.
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Our new record is called Oczy Mlody, and there's a lot of abstract meaningless titles thrown around by all kinds of artists all the time and I think some people could look at that title and think that's a funny, nonsensical word and be satisfied with that.
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It's an industry he'd finally pass the eye test for, with a higher pay median pay than a max contract in the D-League, not to mention very little chance of getting thrown around like a rag doll by co-workers nearly a foot taller than him.
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In fact, she proudly showed it off on social media in a candid shot in which her son Ryder has his arm thrown around his mom's shoulder and the uncanny familial resemblance becomes crystal clear, especially now that they both are sporting the exact same haircut.
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Why it matters: AI gets thrown around a lot in health care, and a lot of it's empty hype, but some kind of machine learning could have real potential to make the drug-development process faster and remove some of the trial and error, experts told Bloomberg.
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While sites like Facebook begin to throw more resources behind video efforts, it's clear that regardless of the arbitrary "view" statistics thrown around, the sheer amount of time spent engaging with a service is a constant metric and one that YouTube has a lot to say about.
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While there are some terrible headlines that qualify as the worst of the worst, there's also an enormous gray area, which is one of the reasons the word gets thrown around so often, sometimes leading to heated arguments about whether or not a story is clickbait.
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Read: Your Life Will Be Better if You Give Up Your Phone The term "ADHD" is thrown around casually when talking about how distracted we are by technology, but now scientists have found a link between constant phone notifications, hyperactivity, and short attention spans in adults.
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It's a claim that gets thrown around each Bachelorette mansion with abandon, but the specific accusations are edited out by producers who are wary of the show's illusion — that a modern princess will find her singularly devoted prince charming — being like glass slippers beneath a jib crane.
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" The term "cultural appropriation" has been thrown around a lot lately, but for the sake of his research, Fabien-Ouellet says it can be "broadly defined as a majority group takes elements from the minority or marginalized group in a way that is problematic for that group.
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Sanders' plan is co-sponsored by 2628 of his Senate colleagues (including virtually every Democrat whose name is being thrown around to run in 28500) and about half of current House Democrats have signed on to a Medicare for All bill in that Chamber as well.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher The word "treason" is being thrown around to describe how President Trump seemed to take Russia's side during his summit meeting with President Vladimir V. Putin in Helsinki, Finland.
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All in all, Sanders wants to raise taxes by a bit more than a trillion dollars per year — which may not sound like much to those who remember the Obamacare debate, but remember that the numbers that got thrown around for Obamacare were 10-year estimates.
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"There's been a lot of speculation about the effect of fake news and a lot of numbers thrown around out of context, which get people exercised," said Duncan Watts, a research scientist at Microsoft who has argued that misinformation had a negligible effect on the election results.
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These are just some of the allegations being thrown around after Donald Trump Jr. released copies of emails detailing the planning of a June 2016 meeting he had with a Russian lawyer with ties to the Kremlin on the promise of obtaining dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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PETER ALKALAY, SCARSDALE, N.Y. To the Editor: Re "Uncensored, Scaramucci Rails at His Rivals in the West Wing" (front page, July 28): Diagnoses like "paranoid schizophrenic" should not be casually thrown around as slurs, especially among those of influence, like Anthony Scaramucci, the just fired communications director.
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I always had thick, long hair but as soon as I signed my first record deal at 19 and just being thrown around in that whole system and putting in extensions left and right and just being advised, you do kind of the wrong stuff for your hair.
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The NBER (National Bureau of Economic Research) estimates that of every dollar of corporate tax cuts, only an additional 50 cents reappear in economic circulation – meaning that it has a very limited positive effect, despite all the false rhetoric being thrown around that tax cuts are significantly stimulatory.
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The words "self-care" get thrown around quite a bit, and lots of "wellness" things like quinoa, meditation, and face masks are mentioned, but when I'm especially fragile and my uterus hurts, I want to be indulged and soothed in a way that only a Ritter Sport will accomplish.
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AI and machine learning are terms that get thrown around a lot — Smullen acknowledged that Pypestream didn't need "to go all the way down the road of deep learning like Watson or Cortana," but he said the system is smart enough to handle most tasks without human involvement.
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" Bachelor host Chris Harrison is excited for Viall's journey too, telling PEOPLE: "So many names get thrown around and at the end of the day, as producers, we have to try and think and decide what's best for the franchise and who is the most deserving and sincere person.
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On top of that, some of the loss calculations being thrown around prior to trial included the cost of nasty emails that Keys had been sending to his former workplace, Sacramento TV station KTXL Fox 40, which, like the Los Angeles Times, is owned by the Tribune Company.
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Rondo's name has been thrown around in trade rumors of late and, again, this is basically who Rondo is and always has been, but still, it's hard to imagine another team wanting to sign up for a guy who clearly long ago ran out of fucks to give.
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"The influencer bubble will totally collapse in the next 12 months if people aren't very careful about the money being thrown around as brands try to buy influencer placement," said Caroline Issa, the fashion director and chief executive of Tank magazine and a street-style star-turned-occasional Influencer.
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Impeachment investigation It seems like the words "dramatic" and "bombshell" are thrown around a lot in reference to the impeachment inquiry hearings, but if there were ever a time to use them, it would be to describe yesterday's testimony from US Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland.
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We both had been struck by it: a scene in which the ballerina Megan Fairchild (in a role originated by Sterling Hyltin), at the center of a group of five men, was aggressively thrown around against her character's will — a scene that happened, and then was over, not explicitly addressed again.
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"Blockchain tends be thrown around as a catch-all term, referring to everything from Bitcoin to Dogecoin," explains Alan Tsen, the general manager of Melbourne-based Stone & Chalk, an independent fintech hub and one of the organisations that alongside Accenture and the Blockchain Innovation Hub, have partnered with RMIT on the course.
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AI, as well as terms and phrases like machine learning and neural networks, is often an abstract concept we hear thrown around a lot without much context or in a way meant to obfuscate or gloss over what's really going on under the hood of the world's most powerful software applications and platforms.
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But when the Trump campaign and Manafort specifically stand accused of collaborating with a foreign government to influence an American election — conduct that has (erroneously) led to the word "treason" being thrown around quite a bit — the language of a "conspiracy against the United States" is particularly loaded, to say the least.
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But when the Trump campaign and Manafort specifically stand accused of collaborating with a foreign government to influence an American election, conduct that has (erroneously) led to the word "treason" being thrown around quite a bit, the language of a "conspiracy against the United States" is very loaded, to say the least.
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Despite attempting to hide it at times, she has also proudly showed off her buzzed head on social media, sharing a candid shot in which her son Ryder has his arm thrown around his mom's shoulder and the uncanny familial resemblance becomes crystal clear, especially now that they both are sporting the exact same haircut.
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Various options are thrown around, like using the 25th amendment to allow Fitz to appoint the VP, or having Rowan (Joe Morton) step in to try to fix everything, something he strongly objects to, because at this point he's pretty much done with this entire affair and just wants to run away to Zanzibar.
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This is harder than it sounds: it takes a real talent to make the other person look good, especially when a promotion is trying to make a wrestler look like a strongman or a monster, requiring a foil who's more ragdoll than human for the distinction of being thrown around or out of a ring.
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Three of the companies, Rebiotix, Seres Therapeutics and Vedanta Biosciences, have raised tens of millions of dollars from investors and they recently formed an association to advance their interests with the F.D.A. "An obscene amount of money is being thrown around by companies trying to profit off of what nature made," said Dr. Khoruts.
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K-pop stars are called 'idols' because of the intense fandoms they inspire It may seem like hyperbole, but the term "idol" is pretty accurate when it comes to the passion and devotion K-pop artists command, and you'll often hear the term thrown around for a group as a whole and its individual members.
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"Treason" is a word too grand to be thrown around casually, but it applies better to a president who minimizes and denigrates clear evidence that a foreign power meddled in an American election — and makes no real effort to prevent that from happening again — than it does to a bunch of lawmakers who decline to salute him.
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The iPhone 8 is also rumored to have a (possibly curved) OLED display and 3D-sensing front cameras, which are new technologies for Apple's iPhone and could also cause production delays The iPhone 8 (another possible name being thrown around is iPhone X), alongside the more iterative updates to iPhone 2128 and 2256 Plus, is expected to be announced in September.
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" Bachelor host Chris Harrison is excited for Viall's journey and told PEOPLE of the decision to choose Viall over fan-favorite Luke Pell: "So many names get thrown around and at the end of the day, as producers, we have to try and think and decide what's best for the franchise and who is the most deserving and sincere person.
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Parodying the ridiculous and made-up technical jargon thrown around in sci-fi classics like Star Trek and Star Wars, Spaceteam started life as a mobile game where players shout instructions at each other while trying to keep their malfunctioning spaceship running—but it's now a card game for those times when you want to leave your smartphones in your pockets.
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Pat Toomey, whose name hasn't been thrown around as much — he's a business-minded Republican from Pennsylvania who hasn't been particularly outspoken — suggested that if the Senate were going to head down the witness path, he'd be open to a one-for-one deal: one witness who could shed light on the managers' case, and one witness friendlier to the president's case.
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" In an interview with Good Morning America on August 20103, Hay elaborated, providing an explanation that some people have subsequently criticized because they feel Hay is blaming "gangsta rap" for her troubles: "The word was thrown around in the music I listened to, with the friends I hung out with," Hay said during the Good Morning America segment, "and I had no guidance.
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London, we're told, is a city in which culture—a word which by now means incredibly little, but is thrown around with gay abandon whenever public bodies and private institutions realize that for some people there's more to life than commerce—plays a vital role in attracting tourists, the "millions of visitors that have helped the capital break records," as the statement puts it.
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His response was almost immediate, assuring me that, while the term sock puppet was being thrown around, anyone who read the wording of the takedown notice—"Created by a banned or blocked user (Slowking2559) in violation of ban or block"—would recognize that this wasn't a case of a vain tech writer but, rather, a response to misbehavior by a specifically Wikipedian type of bad actor.
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The word "genius" gets thrown around a lot—like, a lot—but how else would you describe a person who's not only keeping the ancient spirit of Greek black/death metal alive in his new band Luminous Vault, but who also a highly active composer of modern classical music (with a 2016 commission from the LA Philharmonic under his belt), and the primal force behind Oneirogen, his heavy electronic project.
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But despite all this – despite the absurdity of the Premier League and the obscene amounts of money thrown around in desperate political times, the feeling of the last days of Rome being played out again before our own eyes and the suspicion that Zlatan cannot, surely, be the player he once was – it feels intoxicating (dangerously so) to have the man of Norse (Volvo) legend walking among us.
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The act was established in 1799 and makes it a felony for individuals who are not authorized by the US government to negotiate with foreign governments which have disputes with the US. Though the term has been thrown around as an accusation several times this century -- and has been used more than once by Trump to attack Kerry -- there have been few cases when someone has been indicted for violating the act.
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It's a word thrown around a lot now by influential designers like Gosha Rubchinskiy and Vetements' Demna Gvasalia, who were only teenagers back then but whose work seeks to capture a sense of the gritty reality expressed in the late Corinne Day's photographs of Moss and the early work of Martin Margiela or Helmut Lang, whose clothing — purposefully creased and shredded, constructed from synthetic fabrics with little embellishment — consciously rejected established paradigms of high fashion in search of something new.
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It's not just that you went home and read Thomas Merton and reread a line you'd underlined in his book "Seeds of Contemplation," which stated in no uncertain terms that humility was the only antidote to despair—that you read it a few times and then went into a deep contemplation out on your back deck, smoking a cigar, wondering if there was a way to become humble before the preordained humiliation of a chemical addiction, wondering if the narrative thrown around your brother would look just as absurd when folks in the future found out that it had nothing at all to do with the way the compounds locked into receptors but originated with something else that was, at that time, out on the deck, out in the world, as mysterious to you as it was to everyone else.
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