Disabled patients were tied down with bed sheets for transport.
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People will not want to be tied down or bored!
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For now, only the three main pieces are tied down.
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Aren't they just so much less tied down than you?
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Everything seemed designed to keep her dependent, tied down and fearful.
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Mr. "I don't do relationships" Grey has finally been tied down.
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We're craving freedom today—no one wants to be tied down.
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You're ready for some adventure—you Geminis hate being tied down.
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The NBA stars weren't completely tied down ... they bro'd out too.
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You are tied down and committed financially and, hopefully, emotionally as well.
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Others have been adopted, but are tied down in court court challenges.
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It's all about free time not being tied down to a property.
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And anything loose in the cabin will need to be tied down.
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The mood is busy and no one wants to be tied down.
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All too often, we get tied down with daily obligations, tasks, and chores.
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I value my freedom and don't want to be tied down (60%).5.
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The one country that was not tied down by this system was America.
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I imagined a gravely ill man, tied down for safety, the sea enraged.
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If you're feeling tied down, it's time to wiggle out of those chains.
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We have tied down or stored in our storage room everything we can.
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Tied down and unpopular at home, Mrs Clinton would be weaker abroad as well.
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The OnePlus 3T is unlocked, which means you aren't tied down to a carrier.
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Blue and pink balloons were tied down in arches ... as their celeb friends arrived.
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However, you're tied down by your obligations and chores today—will you play hooky?
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Don't do it alone – but certainly don't get too tied down, says Shirley MacLaine.
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Like Finn, you hate being tied down and told what to do by anyone.
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They didn't want to be tied down, knowing retirement was just around the corner.
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"It came up while we were tied down on the impeachment trial," McConnell said.
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It's 2020, baby, if you're still tied down to wires you're doing it wrong.
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Some were tied down with ropes, instead of chains — or not secured at all.
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So [the photograph] can shift and you're not tied down to one time and space.
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Set against this, they did not want the president tied down by petty legal squabbles.
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We wouldn't be able to do that if pharmacists were just tied down checking products.
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It's not clearly visible, but we're also guessing that it wasn't tied down very well.
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To make sure she didn't pull the tube out, the comedian's hands were tied down.
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One day, gamers will no longer be tied down to their consoles, televisions, and PCs.
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You can switch the trolly to another track—where only one person is tied down.
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"We aren't tied down, so we can move quickly," said Jarie Bradley, who runs CitySquare.
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You could switch it to the other track, where there's only one person tied down.
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Apple's ecosystem, which is tied down to Apple itself, or pricey partners, feel small by comparison.
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And, to be honest, I enjoy sex too much to be tied down to one person.
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While many people feel limited by or tied down in relationships, you find expansion through partnership.
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Construction is tied down by legal challenges from landowners whose property is needed for a barrier.
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Are you able to go hit the club or are you tied down being a dad?
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But on a journey intended to liberate her, she worries about being tied down someplace else.
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The people feel that they have been tied down and behind their backs this was done.
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But Qualcomm has been tied down for years in ongoing litigation with Apple over licensing agreements.
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At the end of the track, five people are tied down, and will be killed in seconds.
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With all this lusty energy in the air you might not even want to be tied down.
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"You don't want to be tied down to making cocktails for everybody, like individual cocktails," Teigen says.
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"I can't be on a television series, I can't be tied down," she thought at the time.
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If you're feeling tied down, you'll be especially eager to break free and do your own thing.
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But an official ejected the veteran Versteeg, 30, because his jersey had not been properly tied down.
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Startups want to move quickly and easily, and not be tied down to a 103-year lease.
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The playboy is wealthy but not tied down, surrounding himself with beautiful women rather than balance sheets.
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And yet you choose to be tied down to a job you don't believe in or even respect.
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I'd say that they're more descriptive of me now; I'm not tied down, I'm like a free bird.
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It's not as if I've had all these wonderful options and I just refuse to be tied down.
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The tarp's been there as long as I can remember and it's a strong one, tied down good.
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Several past attempts to do so have been tied down in litigation or reversed by the Trump administration.
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There are five people tied down, and the trolley is out of control, but there is only one track.
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Having avoided being tied down all summer, it can be an adjustment when signing up to a dating service.
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Uranus does not like to be tied down, so expect people to be antsy as hell early this month.
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He's some weird freelancer, not tied down to any single promotion via contract, only by reputation and story investment.
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Both Mars and Uranus are energies that are all about independence and freedom, and neither enjoys being tied down.
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Some people might not want to be tied down, or they might just want someone to have sex with.
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TBL: But GM in the 1970s was a big, bureaucratic organization tied down with a lot of union rules.
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You are often in places or situations where you feel more carefree, less tied down to commitment or responsibilities.
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We dated about two years ago, but like every guy in LA, he didn't want to be tied down.
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"It was actually easier to focus with her being there with me and tied down a little bit," Mort said.
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The weapons deal was one of the largest in history, with American defense companies selling practically everything not tied down.
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"I'm single for the summer / I won't rebound / One lover to another or be tied down," the song's lyrics go.
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The single currency, tied down in a tight $1.10-$1.12 range since the Brexit vote, gained 0.2 percent to $1.1046.
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I just want to fall in love, and I don't want to tie anyone down or be tied down myself.
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The energy is nervous and irritable; you're itching for freedom, and being tied down or bored will stress you out.
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They receive access to a variety of classes instead of being tied down to the same one week after week.
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Plans will not go as expected this evening, and people will be feeling hasty and afraid of being tied down.
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It's 2019 and we don't have time to be tied down by wires and cords, not even at our desks.
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I didn't want to seem hickish, prudish, and tied down — the traits I saw in many members of my family.
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Montazeri found work again, but Amini was tied down, sleep deprived, and uninterested in the things she used to do.
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Tamar Braxton is "over" feeling tied down by her hairstyles — so she just took control and got a very empowering haircut.
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Things went south pretty quickly after Madonna – who presumably didn't want to be tied down – declined his offer of further commitment.
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It's sport-like in name only; basically, one boy (always a boy) is tied down while several other boys tickle him.
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When we asked whether it would like to be our valentine, it told us it didn't want to be tied down.
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Leaving Park, Keegan checked on the barges, where a crew of men tied down equipment and salvage for the coming floods.
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A man had to be tied down on a plane after he appeared to punch a flight attendant in the chest.
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You won't want to be tied down by anything when the sun clashes with Uranus on January 18—you're seeking freedom!
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The songs at first sound tied down, never quite able to float away, centring around straight riffs rather than gentle inflections.
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Insider learned from Game of Thrones cinematographer, Robert McLachlan, that during the scene, Kit Harington was being tied down by a rope.
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Lover: Your Leo crush is super tied down with work but would love for you to send them your best voice memos.
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To really be happy, one has to first have the courage to let go of the things that keep you tied down.
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Cory Booker of New Jersey and Michael Bennet of Colorado — will likely be tied down in the Senate participating in the trial.
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And we don't want to be totally tied down to that, because we don't really consider the show this rehash or homage.
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It's also a fantastic time to see the world, since you're less likely to be tied down with a mortgage or family obligations.
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Jason Phillip's original plan was to become an actuary, but he realized that he didn't want to be tied down to a desk.
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You're not fond of being tied down to plans and commitments, but you absolutely love to imagine where you'll be in the future.
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The majority of these devices require mobility to reach their full potential, independent of electrical outlets and not tied down by power needs.
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"He is happy being able to date who he wants and not feel tied down to a serious relationship," says a film source.
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This deal saves you over £45, and gives you the flexibility of not being tied down to a two or three year contract.
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Or, if they didn't want to be tied down, they could each buy about 65,400 Tesla S 75D's to travel the open road.
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Another mainland Chinese man was held and tied down by protesters at the airport after they thought he was posing as a reporter.
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And while these kids are not tame, they are tied down by strict tradition, respect of family and deep loyalty to their nation.
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They are equally tied down to old thoughts, which it's not like they've even thought about and then put it in their brain.
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We're told Abel enjoyed being single before he met Selena and felt unfairly tied down in a relationship that had lost its passion.
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In one later painting, a dark-skinned man is tied down, as if crucified, to a brass bed that suggests a boxing ring.
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I was stunned to see how free-flowing they were, how little the authors were tied down by ideological rigidity and tribal mentality.
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"He needs those working-class voters who are not tied down to one ideology or another," said Monmouth University polling director Patrick Murray.
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In some cases, Apple's changes have been about making devices faster, more functional, thinner, or less tied down by a tangle of wires.
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Shade structures, indispensable if you don't want sunstroke, must be tied down with all the knots you probably last used in the Scouts.
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If you and your pet are both sticking it out, make sure they're not confined or tied down so they can easily move.
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" Remote fortified positions, they added, tied down "limited U.S. forces in a grinding attrition battle in which the initiative rests with the insurgents.
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Surveillance video from the store shows a man in a hoodie approaching the bench where the dog was tied down (The Associated Press).
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"You're really tied down to these properties," said Mr. Natale, an associate real estate broker at Citi Habitats, who lives in Maspeth, Queens.
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As mentioned before, supporters of school choice say it gives parents and students more options instead of being tied down to a single district.
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Even when I accomplish something big, it feels like I've been tied down and made to sit in front of a wide open door.
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Sagittarius is a sign that hates being tied down, whereas Capricorn absolutely loves it (I mean this in both the kinky and practical way).
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You're going to be aching for freedom, and you will not be able to deal with anyone who is making you feel tied down.
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He reappeared in her life sporadically (tied down mostly by Ventimiglia's commitment to Heroes), so what catastrophe will he bring with him this time?
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A rebellious energy is in the air; you don't want to be tied down right now and you certainly don't care about fitting in.
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Put belongings up as high as I could, tied down or brought inside all yard furniture, taped and sandbagged the windows and French doors.
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Their daily lives are tied down to this place, even while some of the adults also work full-time jobs in the world outside.
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I realized, how many more years of my life am I going to have where I don't have anything that keeps me tied down?
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I wanted to release them in a good way, and remain a free artist, not tied down to some large label for 100 years.
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As opposed to Clean's Emily Wang, Diane de Monx's comeuppance (and perhaps her salvation?) arrives when she is finally—and quite literally—tied down.
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I just started playing the field a few months ago, and I don't know if I'm ready to be tied down to one person yet.
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The energy today is electric, inventive, and free—no one will be in the mood to be tied down, and there's rebellion in the air.
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Like I can be tied down and do a really long BDSM scene, but most of the time I'm just like, let's fuck now already.
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Details of the proposed deal leaked out in mid-July, when Mr Kerry said he hoped to get an agreement tied down by early August.
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"In our Guyanese community, nuclear family is not tied down to mother, father, children," said Deborah Assanah, 56, associate director of the Guyana Cultural Association.
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You fear stagnation and the feeling of being tied down by relationships, and are more likely to be interested in non-traditional approaches to partnership.
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The key ECB rates are tied down by forward guidance, the bank's communication mechanism which currently sees unchanged rates through the first half of 2020.
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It may be unseemly to describe a man as privileged as Bobby as "tied down" by anything, but "Short Squeeze" morphs into a double-meaning title.
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When talent is tied down by noncompetes, all that potential growth is lost (or it just heads to California, where noncompetes can't get in the way).
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"He is happy being able to date who he wants and not feel tied down to a serious relationship," a source told PEOPLE at the time.
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With the Brio earbuds, you get the latest Bluetooth 5.0 technology and rich, balanced audio without being tied down by the hassle of wires or cords.
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The giant rubber duck had been left tied down on the river, following a great showing at the race, but had disappeared by the next morning.
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For years, Cramer tried not to get tied down by one statistic that, for many, determines the value of a retailer's stock: same-store sales growth.
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The whole point of an AirCard is to provide internet access that's not tied down to a fixed address, which made tracking down the owner tricky.
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While the Senate will be tied down for weeks debating these and other controversial nominees, Trump is expected to win approval of most, if not all.
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You don't want to be tied down anymore, and this isn't a great time to plan commitments—you want to be free and you're feeling rebellious.
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With wind gusting up to 228 miles per hour, anything that is light and not tied down — like garbage cans — could become projectiles, Mr. Morrin said.
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The Emmy winner isn't necessarily ready to be tied down as his career keeps getting busier and busier, but he does hope he finds the one someday.
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Karim explains that he never wanted to be tied down and start a family, but that all changed when he met a woman and fell in love.
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They don't want to be tied down to owning a house or car, and they want to be free to choose their own friends, hobbies and careers.
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Being in a relationship when you start college can make people feel tied down and really hinder their college experience (including the possibility of having college hookups).
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Kourtney Kardashian is ready to live up the single life again -- and has no interest in being tied down to another guy ... especially baby daddy Scott Disick.
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For years, Jim Cramer tried not to get tied down by one statistic that, for many, determines the value of a retailer's stock: same-store sales growth.
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The Modi government introduced new bankruptcy resolution rules in 2016 to help with faster resolution of bad loans, but litigation has tied down some big restructuring deals.
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To make matters worse, the whole transaction involves a ridiculous amount of paperwork that keeps me tied down to a desk rather than working in my fields.
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"Chance" keeps threatening to blossom into the mordant comedy it ought to be, but the dawdling pace and a general dreariness of mood keep it tied down.
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You need to be able to do your own thing, Aquarius, and if you're feeling tied down, the Sun, and Uranus's clash, will push you to rebel!
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Move bikes, trash cans, outdoor furniture, grills, tanks and building materials to a secure spot, either inside or tied down, as these can fly in high winds.
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Klein told The Atlantic he's "pretty sure he's going to come this time" because Bannon is no longer tied down to the campaign or White House grind.
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"My model is 100 percent flexibility, not to be tied down, and do a show whenever you have a good plan," he said in a telephone interview.
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And the concept of renting clothes and furniture wherever we are, rather than being tied down by formal purchases, may sound liberating and even healthily anti-materialistic.
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Ikuenobe was taken to another dreary compound in Sabha, and the now-familiar routine unfolded: He was tied down and beaten as he made the call back home.
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During this time, no one will want to be tied down; however, everyone will be craving stability, so you'll need to find a balance between freedom and reliability.
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The video, which has reached over 90,000 videos since it was posted on Chinese video platform iQiyi, shows the tiger first being tied down on a metal table.
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Meanwhile, the airline grounded here four more aircraft on Monday, taking the number of planes tied down to 41, or more than a third of its entire fleet.
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"They have no fixed area to be restrained or tied down in the aircraft, so there's no black and white way on how to transport them," Murray said.
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No one will appreciate feeling tied down early this month, and it will lead to unexpected drama if one or both of you can't give the other space.
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This multi-cloud approach is great for customers in that they are not tied down to any single provider, but it does create a management headache as a consequence.
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While everyone in the video appears happy to interact with the tied-down tiger, online, the clip has been met with outrage and concern for the animal's well-being.
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Now that Skai's a teen, I have a little bit more freedom, whereas before, I felt like I was more tied down to stay at home and watch her.
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Litigation has tied down some big restructuring deals and bankers are starting to sell bad debts at fire sale prices rather than wait for the system to work better.
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"Having this ability deters other competitors from trying to take advantage of the U.S. being 'tied down' in a conflict in one region," wrote the Heritage Foundation's Dakota Wood.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government introduced new bankruptcy resolution rules in 2016 to help with faster resolution of bad loans, but litigation has tied down some big restructuring deals.
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"By its nature, it's not tied down to any one distributor for a long period time," explained Amanda Herald, director of media strategy and business development for the NFL.
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Outdoor equipment was tied down or removed to make the site more windproof, and the reactor buildings themselves, which have reinforced concrete shells, are extremely rigid, the company said.
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All that time Warren spends with voters after events wouldn't be there if she were tied down with other, more onerous fundraising duties, like dialing rich donors for cash.
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El Khazzani, who was tied down by passengers and arrested as the train passed the Belgian-French border, initially maintained he had "found" the weapons on a Brussels park bench.
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This phone costs $699 unlocked if you don't want to be tied down to a carrier, and for a limited time, it comes bundled with the second display-touting case.
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One woman actress in her 30s referred to as "Jane Doe 1" was blindfolded, driven to an unknown location, and tied down to a table, according to the criminal complaint.
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It's no coincidence, though, that these experience-lovers are so often male, as it's a stereotypically male aspiration not to be "tied down"—that is, not to have domestic responsibilities.
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It's not uncommon for people to quit their jobs when they're manic because they don't want to be tied down, only to deeply regret it when the episode is over.
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The starting point of his menu is Nikkei cuisine, the hybrid style forged by Japanese cooks living in Peru, but Mr. Ramirez hasn't let himself get tied down by it.
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Andre's chart shows the classic player: With his Sun in Gemini and Mars and Jupiter in Aries, he's no one to get tied down, focused always on the next conquest.
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The single currency, tied down in a tight $1.10-$1.12 range since Britain voted to leave the European Union last month, gained around a quarter of a percent to $1.1054.
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It's funny, I would say the upside and the downside to a band like this is that since there's no pressure, it's harder to get people tied down to it.
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One thing's for sure -- Aziz being tied down should certainly help with keeping him out of the headlines over his 2017 #MeToo moment, which many people feel was unwarranted, anyway.
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There is a switch that can divert the train to another track but, unfortunately, another person is tied down on that track, and will be crushed if you pull the switch.
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"Having enough confidence in yourself to move how you wanna move, not be too tied down—when it comes to my music, I feel like it just translates over," she continued.
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The key difference is that Trump does not feel tied down by the unsuccessful formulas of the past, and he and his team are willing to openly challenge that conventional thinking.
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It's plagued by spam notifications, tied down with aggressive battery management settings, and puts its face recognition software front and center despite that feature clearly not being ready for prime time.
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Kylie Jenner's just too successful, too young and too hot to be tied down to one man, and that's the main reason she and Tyga are done for good this time.
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Not wanting to be tied down to the aquatic transformation of just one vehicle, Douglas and Burns didn't hesitate when they happened upon an abandoned albeit rotten caravan in a paddock.
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On opener "Lighthouse," Pyle reckons with warring thoughts—wanting to be brave enough to swim into life's uncharted deep end, but feeling tied down by the anchor of fear and anxiety.
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Newer generations of tech-savvy workers also want to be able to move quickly without being tied down by a property if a better job opportunity opens up in another city.
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"The first thing we can conclude is that prices can be controlled and speculation tied down if there is a combination of state guarantees and mobilization of the people," Salas wrote.
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Theoretically, that will help the model pick up on genuine new developments in the race more quickly, rather than keeping it tied down to outdated state forecasts in a changing race.
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And the reason it's been able to hit these highs is that none of these X-Men projects were tied down by what any of the other X-Men projects were doing.
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The Situation: Your friend loves sex—but she's not exactly tied down to one guy, and even when she is, one fact remains constant: She loves giving oral, and she always swallows.
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His brother, my Onkel Egon, returned — alive — from the Battle of Stalingrad after driving a truck back to Germany with a small band of Wehrmacht survivors, one of them tied down, raving.
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They want to keep U.S. soldiers tied down in Syria indefinitely and transform their mandate to state-buildering and peacekeeping between the Turks on one side and the Kurds on the other.
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The Moon enters philosophical Fire sign Sagittarius at 5:46 AM, creating an optimistic and energetic vibe—Sag cannot be tied down, and none of us will be into feeling pent up.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission and the Justice Department can apply it to new situations as they arise rather than being tied down to a single definition of what constitutes a violation.
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In fact, Israeli intelligence was convinced in mid-1967 that Syria was immersed in internal strife, while Egypt was tied down in Yemen, and therefore there was no immediate danger of war.
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It gives me complete freedomWith Airbnb, I&aposm not tied down to my property; I can leave town whenever I want and come back to a clean apartment that&aposs still mine.
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There's no reason why this should be tied down to just headphone cables, but its most immediate and useful application is indeed in making them work better across a wider variety of devices.
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As a result, disabled children were being abandoned in orphanages where they could be forcefully tied down in wheelchairs, locked in darkened rooms or left neglected and unclean for hours at a time.
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He tells me he thinks that more kids would be interested in bike culture if they weren't so tied down to social media and the expectation to "stay inside the box" of society.
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And then he has the audacity to use a version of the "how can we really be free if we're tied down to laws and can't do what we want" argument on Axe.
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Given the condition of his lungs, he would probably spend the rest of his life in a facility, attached to a breathing machine, his arms tied down to prevent the tube from dislodging.
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Schmidt said she was "sad and pained" at how nations had failed to find consensus but that the issue of carbon markets - a key sticking point - had tied down the last four summits.
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The former FBI director kept things light towards the end of his hearing, joking with people that he's not tied down to any job at the moment ... you know, because the president fired him.
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During the war Chiang Kai-shek's Kuomintang forces had not defeated the Japanese, but for eight long years they had bravely tied down Japanese armies in China, at the cost of 14m Chinese dead.
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Stubbs, who regularly speaks to college students about sex, says there's a "big rise in hookups" during spring break, summertime, and around Thanksgiving because people don't want to be tied down during those times.
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Senior officers in the counter-terrorism service have told Reuters the forces would not enter Islamic State strongholds in the area, such as Shirqat and Hawija, to avoid getting tied down in secondary battles.
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" Urban Dictionary defines "cuffing" as the moment when "people who would normally rather be single or promiscuous find themselves, along with the rest of the world, desiring to be tied down by a serious relationship.
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They've got everyone tied down to needing to make enough money to survive, so they don't have a chance to absorb any of the information that's been generated in the past year or two years.
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Something very similar could be said about Trump's Afghanistan policy, introduced last August: more soldiers, more promises, but no plan to manage the regional power struggles that have kept America tied down for 17 years.
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Sanders's blockbuster fundraising has allowed him to staff up and get on the airwaves early in the Super Tuesday states, while his polling advantages have freed him up to travel while rivals are tied down.
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Many of the administration's proposals to undo climate change regulations are tied down in lawsuits, so the White House has pursued a de facto policy of stalling to keep some rules from going into effect.
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Earlier this week, Asus' ZenFone AR became available for preorder through Verizon for $648, but if you don't want to be tied down to a carrier, you can now purchase the smartphone unlocked starting at $3003.
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Driving through the countryside is one of the best ways to experience all that Iceland has to offer, and if you do it yourself, you won't be tied down to a tourist company's pre-planned itinerary.
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Snoop's Moon in Scorpio suggests that he wants a long-term connection—emotionally—but because of his sexually spacey Mars in Aquarius, there seems to be a quality of not wanting to get too tied down.
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You and your partners, colleagues, and friends—those signified by your house of relationships—don't want to be tied down to anything that doesn't feel right or allow you the freedom to accomplish your highest goals.
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To be fair, Semi-Pro does not have a scene where the team mascot, a giant rat, is tied down, exorcised by a priest, and eventually decapitated as a part of a specially themed Exorcist Night.
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It gives workers more control over their professional lives and schedules, and allows them to pursue career opportunities that might not be available to them if they were tied down to a 9-to-5 job.
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Rama often visited the asylum, where she witnessed electroshock therapy, and numerous watercolors from the 1940s depict nude women in states of confinement — trapped in a narrow wheelchair, perhaps, or tied down to a surgical bed.
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With these songs split up and tied down to the limitations of a recording, elements like the groove of the guitar and drums in sync on the extended outro to "The Object of Power" stand out.
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The collection will not be tied down to traditional fashion seasons, and, because Kohl's has worked closely with partners and distributors, has been able to cut down the time from concept to delivery to a matter of weeks.
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Instead of being tied down to one company, you could theoretically drive for both Lyft and Uber, deliver food for Caviar and Postmates, and then, if you have some free time, fix a door for someone via TaskRabbit.
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As Benjamin Moffitt explains in his book "The Global Rise of Populism", a conference at the London School of Economics in 1967 agreed that the term, while useful, was too mushy to be tied down to a single description.
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SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - Militants ambushed an Indian military convoy in Kashmir on Wednesday, killing three personnel, in an escalation of violence that officials have blamed on separatist protests that have tied down security forces for more than a month.
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The Detroit Pistons and Charlotte Hornets would be tempted to go this route, but both are more or less tied down at point guard, and an all-in push for Westbrook wouldn't guarantee much more than a playoff appearance.
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"If I can't work with my degree in the U.S., then the past four years have been worthless," Hernandez said, "I now find myself tied down to an invisible timer counting down my days with legal status," he said.
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The company posted a video to YouTube last night that shows the tied-down rocket firing at full thrust for just under three minutes — essentially the same amount of time that they would fire during a normal trip to space.
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You're totally afraid of being tied down or controlled, but that doesn't have to cost you any relationships or intimate connection—if you find that you're constantly bumping into this problem, consider that perhaps you are connecting with the wrong people.
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That, along with its much blogged-about location-aware features, make it a device that feels like more of an ethereal presence in my apartment and less tied down to a physical location where I point my head and yell.
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You're itching to do your own thing as the sun clashes with Uranus on January 18 and when Mercury squares off with Uranus on January 23—you're connecting with plenty of people, but aren't in the mood to be tied down!
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In a presentencing report that June, he was described as showing signs of autism, then taken to a psychiatric hospital for "reformative training" for two weeks, where he was held in solitary confinement, tied down, and forcibly medicated, according to legal documents.
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Though it seemed like Bloom — who brought Perry to the U.K. early on in their relationship to spend time with his family — was committed to a serious relationship with the singer, "he just isn't ready to be tied down," says the source.
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"Whereas in the past, [voters] had to be tied down to one polling place near [their] residence...now there's an option for those individuals to go anywhere, no matter where they are within Los Angeles County," Sanchez, of the L.A. County Registrar, said.
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I think it might have more stark dissonance to a Korean viewer, but I don't think it's too different from what a Western viewer has, which is like, this person doesn't seem to be tied down to the social structures of Korea.
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"You want sex with Jean-Claude, who rides a motorcycle, and has a lot of different women, and a few men, and is very independent and is not tied down to anyone and simply uses people for his pleasure," he tells her.
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It feels like an ill-fitting end for such a tremendous player—who, on a side note, put up six points in 22 minutes today—to be tied down to an impotent backcourt and general malaise halfway across the country from his NBA origin story.
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Wagenknecht's 1:1 model of the unmanned drones — technically called "unmanned aerial vehicles" (UAVs) or, specifically in the case of airstrikes, "unmanned combat aerial vehicles" (UCAVs) — used by the US, UK, and Israel is threatening in matte black and tied down with network cables.
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Although they face a coalition of Iraqi army, special forces, Kurdish peshmerga and Shi'ite paramilitary groups which may total around 100,000 fighters, the asymmetric war strategy has so far meant the 5,000-strong jihadists in Mosul have tied down the advancing troops, without using their full reserves.
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Though the CPP hadn't even been implemented — it's been tied down in litigation and isn't scheduled to go into force until 2022 — many states are already on a trajectory to meet or exceed their greenhouse gas targets under the rule, as this chart from the Rhodium Group shows.
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Black students are three times more likely to be suspended or expelled than white students, and although black students make up only nineteen per cent of students with disabilities, they make up thirty-six per cent of those who are mechanically restrained—handcuffed, strapped to a chair, tied down.
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"I've always wanted to figure out what it's like to live without a lot of stuff instead of being tied down to material possessions and all these things that I don't really need," Panu said in an interview with her university's newspaper in January 2017, when she began the project.
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Released earlier this year, the debut EP from Everything Is Recorded—named because it's oblique, not specifically tied down to one artist, it simply —takes from Russell's production and scope as much as it does the combined energy of each artist, piecing various talents together and into a larger picture.
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Young people like Rey and the Canto Bight stableboy who retells the story of Luke's final battle are hinted to be the future of the force, and with the last Jedi gone they won't be tied down to the strict teachings of a thousand-year-old abstinence cult with cool swords.
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The wave of U.S. LPG shipments has its roots in 2013 and 2014, when Japanese importers such as Astomos Energy and Eneos Globe rushed to sign a slew of multi-year contracts hoping to benefit from cheaper American oil prices, rather than be tied down to contract prices from the Middle East.
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Miami-Dade County is only expected to get winds up to 65 mph through Sunday, but Miami City Manager Daniel Alfonso warns that the cranes' arms cannot be tied down and if one were to collapse, the counterweights, as heavy as 10,1903 pounds, could cause a lot of damage to the surrounding areas.
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Shaped to fit most surge protectors, even double-wide eight- or 10-outlet models, the CableBox is a good-looking, simple box that's very easy to set up: Cords go in the slots on either side, and extra cables or bricks get tucked in (or tied down with the included zip ties).
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I suppose I am a part of that music world inherently as I work at a design studio that is focused on music, but we try to not to overthink it, not get tied down in being too similar or too different, just make what we do and put out it there!
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Playlist: "Thermidor" / "Contempt" / "Good Provider" / "Ni Shagu Nazad" / "It Can't Be Helped" / "Wolf" /" Ratified" / "Justice" / "The Object of Power" Spotify | Apple Music For all this talk about Jucifer's intensity and how unforgiving their live performances are, they aren't tied down to a single genre; it certainly isn't all noise, all the time.
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Donald Trump Again Alludes to Violence Against Hillary Clinton Florida ITT Tech Campus Used 'CSI Miami' Pitch to Sign Students Analysis: Trump's Lengthy History of Conspiracy Theories and Rumors But while Kelley and other millennials may pine for the security of home ownership, there's also appreciation for not being tied down to a place.
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Some of the people I write about [and] talk about quite a bit believed women would have more control of their lives as a result of technology, and changes in reproductive technology were seen as giving women more freedom because they would no longer be tied down to the process of childbirth and child-minding and so on.
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While the Sex Pistols were being produced/manufactured by a fetish-wear shop owner/marketing genius (Malcolm Mclaren and Vivienne Westwood's shop was literally called SEX and sold bondage gear among other items), a young Poly Styrene was obsessed with dayglo and plastics, the idea of rebelling against cheap consumerism, and not being (literally) tied down by the man.
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"In a previous incarnation, the games were bigger than the players; but now, the players are brands themselves, public personalities with their own merchandise and streams without needing to be tied down to a single game or e-sports team," wrote ESPN's Tyler Erzberger of Tfue's performance and how his outsized popularity drove fans to unrealistically but understandably pin their hopes on his victory.
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For instance Rocco Buttiglione, an ally of John Paul II and now a prominent defender of Pope Francis, recently responded to the four conservative cardinals questioning "Amoris" with the following comments: The first question the eminent cardinals ask, is whether it is in some cases acceptable for absolution to be granted to people who despite being tied down by a previous marriage, live more uxorio, engaging in sexual intercourse.
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On the internet, it's widely agreed that the first mainstream publication of the term was on Urban Dictionary (UD) in 2011 (an endlessly useful database of slang and made-up words that are input by people who are usually cripped off the gas.) "During the Fall and Winter months people who would normally rather be single or promiscuous find themselves along with the rest of the world desiring to be 'Cuffed' or tied down by a serious relationship," the entry reads.
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