Remember, living with a chronic illness is tiring, tiring, tiring. 100.
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This will be tiring, and at times it might feel as tiring as succumbing to the allure of your newsfeed.
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So are Italians, like other Europeans, tiring of Eurosceptic populism?
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The journey to get here, Amal told me, was tiring.
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No shame though, CES is super tiring, we feel you.
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After an embarrassingly tiring 30 yards or so, we stop.
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Being a fat girl on top can be physically tiring.
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LONDON — Conquering cities and taming dragons can be tiring work.
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Being a coach driver must be a pretty tiring business.
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From a time and energy perspective, it was definitely tiring.
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The constant media attention can be tiring for the athletes.
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It's tiring, but I'm thrilled with how the shoot went!
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But polls appear to show voters tiring of his bluster.
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It's an emotional and tiring day, so don't overbook yourself.
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It's tiring and weird and you feel embarrassed and ashamed.
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That was a cool moment, but the night was tiring.
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It was really tiring always pretending to be someone else.
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It must get very tiring, and yet she never flags.
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" Leavy nodded and replied in a deep baritone: "It's tiring.
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It would be like complaining that a marathon is tiring.
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Food just as much as you, but they are tiring.
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Being a farmer is tiring and doesn't make much money.
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Full moons are tiring, so you're going to seek comfort.
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Donuts is great, but the relentless aping potentially gets tiring.
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Full moons, as we previously discussed, are tiring and emotional.
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He makes you feel the tiring grind of it all.
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But if her work is exhilarating, it is also tiring.
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It's just too tiring to endure over and over again.
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This commonly happens, but is thought to be extremely tiring.
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That's why we have private Instagrams, because it gets tiring.
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" To rebuild strength without tiring your body, he suggests "bigger movements.
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The elitism in the metal community gets pretty tiring as well.
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But after a while, doing webcam shows began to get tiring.
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Dodging advances from men is not only tiring; often it's frightening.
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But we thought that that is a very tiring business -- fundraising.
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"It's tiring and exhausting, but you figure it out," she says.
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Remember: it's differently tiring and that can be better than nothing.
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However, tonight's confusing and tiring, so make it an early night.
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"It was a pretty tiring time in my life," said Lowry.
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Figuring out how to keep pets entertained can be quite tiring.
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That drive is still there, but it can also be tiring.
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As a center fielder, he already plays a tiring defensive position.
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It was tiring and exhausting trying to keep up the façade.
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I'll throw for about a half-hour because it's really tiring.
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In other words, people seem to be tiring of the fad.
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"There are times when this work is so tiring," Gelernt said.
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Last week there was an eclipse in your sign—so tiring!
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It's the same old trick, gone from enraging to merely tiring.
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But it's also just tiring and you've got [expletive] to do.
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But Holyfield recovered, while still absorbing punishment from a tiring Cooper.
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Again, full moons are emotional and tiring, so don't overbook yourself.
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"It is a tiring apartment," he said, requiring planning and hauling.
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Now Mr. Kim seems to be tiring of all the negotiating.
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It's also tiring – you want to switch off sometimes, but you cannot.
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It was very pleasant, but it was also increasingly tiring to walk.
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A repeated cry of alarm eventually becomes tiring and is eventually ignored.
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But the veteran Utley got to a tiring Lamet in the sixth.
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Full Moons can be very tiring, and this one is no exception.
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In other words, the maximalist shoes did not make running more tiring.
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Republicans who need the president's help are also tiring of his schtick.
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I mean it feel good but bruh [long pause] shit gets tiring.
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Eclipses are heavy, emotional, and tiring—so please don't over-book yourself.
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"It's huge for me, tiring them out, getting that sun," she said.
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The Liberals left the table in late November after several tiring weeks.
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If I was tiring of it, I thought, how must kids feel?
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Then I'd find myself listening again and again, never tiring of it.
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After a tiring flight, travelers will be welcomed at an enhanced hotel.
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It's so tiring, and you just think about what can I do?
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On Black Friday, our shifts were short because the work was tiring.
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Endless explanations and awkward dinners can be tiring, and picky eaters get lonely.
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In the second period of extra time, most players seemed to be tiring.
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"The refugees fit this job better, because it is very tiring," she said.
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The build-up was taking a long time, which was kind of tiring.
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Proving myself was tiring, and my male classmates didn't have to do it.
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The expectant mother tweeted her request on Sunday after a particularly tiring flight.
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It's also tiring seeing companies like Samsung continue to casually reinforce these stereotypes.
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The schedule seemed tiring but if fatigue had set in, you wouldn't know.
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They can be unreliable, tiring, and not nearly as intuitive as they sound.
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Does it ever get tiring—living in hotels full-time, flying around constantly?
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I swear I love my job, but 153 hour days are so tiring.
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All full moons are sensitive, emotional, and tiring, but this one especially so.
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Many politicians, tiring of coalition-building efforts, are already preparing for new elections.
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More than ten or 12 bursts a round is going to get tiring.
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But for every lively moment, there's a reminder that the franchise is tiring.
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" Another said, "It's more like putting new tires on a car… re-tiring!
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One captain who works on a 120-foot boat alluded to tiring conditions.
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Frankly, it is tiring to have a conspiracy theorist in the White House.
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Day 3: Preparing fancy feasts is tiring, tonight we have breakfast for dinner.
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If you have extra hemoglobin, you can run or work longer without tiring.
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America was tiring of his act: He began slipping in the presidential polls.
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" From Politico: "Ryan was tiring of D.C. even before reluctantly accepting the speakership.
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The founders figured at first that users were tiring of the same ads.
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Or it can be exhaustion from a good root or a tiring activity.
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Does it get tiring to re-view a show, even a good show?
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"It&aposs very tiring," he told Business Insider on a recent day off.
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He has identified a trend: The world is tiring of the Palestinian issue.
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The barely controlled chaos of what we have is tiring in other ways.
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Drawing a story out rather than condensing was "just more tiring," he said.
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If shopping begins to be stressful or tiring, leave and take a break.
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But the trailer also showed me how this effect could become very tiring.
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And because traveling it tiring enough as is, it's incredibly easy to operate.
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Just between you and me, I'm tiring of the narrow, slightly menacing vibe.
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Tiring. When I first started doing interviews I was 17, thrown into it.
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For journalists and scholars, having this debate so many times can get tiring.
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The walk down is tiring but the cove is so beautiful we don't care.
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They argue that "the 'reflation trade' is tiring" and are neutral on stocks. Really?
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Alec gives Laura an alternative to her dull, tiring life in a loveless marriage.
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Running the fan base was "amazing," but it was also tiring work, Quinde said.
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Furnishing an office or start-up space can be expensive, tiring and even boring.
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" Obstacles: "I don't think I fully appreciated how draining [and] tiring it would be.
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I find these dates tiring, mainly because the contestants involved were never really contenders.
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Handling one scandal with that kind of potential is tiring enough for an administration.
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Today's lunar eclipse in Capricorn is tiring, but you have work today, dear Aquarius!
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There are physiological differences, too: It is simply more tiring to play at altitude.
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The work was more demanding and more tiring than she expected it to be.
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So tiring to hear someone trying to get attention by saying something highly controversial.
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If I get caught up in that stuff, it's just going to be tiring.
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It gets tiring having to explain myself all of the time on this topic.
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"For me, it's already tiring, this attention," said Alvydas Vaicekauskas, the mayor of Prienai.
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And Will has a couple of great scenes about how this fight is tiring.
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"Obviously our shifts are incredibly tiring," said Moreno Tresoldi, head of the coronavirus unit.
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"Obviously our shifts are incredibly tiring," said Moreno Tresoldi, head of the coronavirus unit.
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Plus, it has an easy-grip handle to keep your hand from tiring out.
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Being a hugely successful comedy writer, actor and director can be tiring, you guys.
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"I'm holding it quite close to my body, so it's not tiring," he shouted.
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I drank these wines on a Sunday night, after a tiring couple of days.
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Analysts say India is tiring of Modi&aposs autocratic style and failed economic policies.
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It's hard to explain exactly why Sunday's presidential debate was so tiring to watch.
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I'm always caught off guard by how tiring a day walking around outside can be.
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After going through the trial herself, she criticized Buttigieg for saying the process was tiring.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. – Maybe it was just the end of a long, tiring day of campaigning.
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I find it a bit tiring, but directing is the only thing I can do.
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Again, eclipses are tiring, emotional, and dramatic, so be gentle with yourself at this time.
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It's a well-known fact that the holidays have a way of tiring us out.
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Full moons are tiring and emotional, so be kind to yourself and those around you.
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Maybe consumers are tiring of the design or rebelling over the missing 3.5 mm jack.
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"There's so much work that goes into it that it's actually kinda tiring," he adds.
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What does it say that members of the media are themselves (ourselves) tiring of this?
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Bubbles or sweet wines, even well-balanced ones, can be tiring over the long haul.
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E-bikes can help delivery employees navigate congested streets more quickly without tiring themselves out.
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I have prowled through rooms of pottery and ironwork, never tiring of these quirky treasures.
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It was definitely more tiring to hop the race in the boot than simply running.
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But if you add also being socially anxious, it's not just tiring, it's also scary.
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Picking up the ball and throwing it long distances over and over again gets tiring.
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I always try to remember that when this is tiring, because this is much better!
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All of this would start to feel a bit tiring if her music wasn't intriguing.
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After all, it's difficult, and tiring, to be working on a tiny monitor all day.
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She couldn't eat or digest food or walk more than a few blocks without tiring.
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Even on the weekend, when the time frame is much more relaxed, cooking is tiring.
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I've always hated networking, because it struck me as tiring and, frankly, kind of phony.
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Also, the flight from Winterfell to Dragonstone would be a very long and tiring one.
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Christen Press and Mallory Pugh against a tiring defense is a matchup she surely likes.
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Women who engage in political behaviors often find it to be draining, stressful, and tiring.
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One reason is that people are tiring of Facebook's cluttered interface and cumbersome privacy controls.
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The next debate will be the sixth in this tiring string of wasted television time.
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Ms. Merkel herself appeared ambivalent about another run as polls showed voters tiring of her.
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It's been fun but so tiring, and I'm not even the one doing the photography!
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Worshipers, tiring of the journey to the cramped quarters, began drifting to other Christian denominations.
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And I cannot begin to imagine how tiring it must be to be a woman.
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But that's not the only thing that makes the nature of this job so tiring.
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Swimming in a pond, though, is different: safer, more predictable, less exciting, but also less tiring.
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The benefits of this tiring job include repetitive stress injuries to the arms, back, and shoulders.
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Full moons are always emotional, but this one is especially tiring, so make space to unwind.
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The company boasts its cursor-free interface makes selecting simpler, but the experience can be tiring.
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It's tiring to hold your hand up to the headset and you could lose the remote.
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As it turned out, living in fake space was no less tiring than living on earth.
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Brooklinen Luxe Core Sheet Set (queen), available at Brooklinen, $134.10As noted earlier, parenthood is tiring stuff.
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" Odeh also acknowledged the possibility of another general election, saying, "It will be a little tiring.
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Its systems are nicely physical, but not too tiring, and checkpoints make death a minor setback.
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It's the kind of thing that could easily feel really jarring or tiring if done wrong.
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Yet at times this carnage becomes part of the familiar and tiring background of Syria's tragedy.
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As tiring as it was for me to do, I admit the results were worth it.
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Listening to metal all day tho and having so much fun with friends is really tiring.
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Eclipses are emotional and tiring, but one thing they're great for is changing up power dynamics.
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As tiring and emotional as this full moon may be, it could also be hugely productive!
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"The most tiring thing was walking and holding our things on our backs," says Al Kasem.
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Its opposition to the testing showed that even it could be tiring of North Korea's provocations.
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Each boxer seemed to throw all of their force in the opening three rounds before tiring.
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I savor the hard work and often thrive off of it, but does it get tiring?
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But chopping can also feel like one of the most tiring and time-consuming kitchen tasks.
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"It's kind of tiring to win one here and lose one," Dallas forward Curtis McKenzie said.
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It's got the kind of small-but-satisfying feedback loop that never gets tiring for me.
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It's tough, tiring work, that much is for sure, but B4R is invaluable to its members.
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It's tiring work, and there have been times when July has been close to giving up.
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It's even faster and more agile than claw grip, but it's also more tiring and clumsy.
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If you don't belong to a gym, consider joining one, and then plan on tiring yourself.
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It gets tiring to call the number again and again, and cell reception can be choppy.
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Montreal-Boston (1.6) and Chicago-Washington (1.9) are evidence that people are tiring of the concept.
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It's very tiring but it's the best thing I've done in the past 10, 15 years.
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Or that something physical tiring, not emotionally draining, can make me want to take a nap.
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It was hard and tiring and I was so, so broke, but it was worth it.
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Andrew Cuomo (see below) is tiring and probably undermines his agenda and standing with national Democrats.
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Further, the Navy's triple-option offense is simply tiring for teams to defend, play after play.
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Over the years, there have been tiring moments, things unspoken; but overall, always, respect and kindness.
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EXERCISE I am determined to get in better shape but find working out strenuous and tiring.
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Even in a world where online dating has become the norm and it's now possible to skip the tiring process of scouring bars and events for other singles in order to get a date, sometimes it's just the thought of going on the date that's tiring.
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Catch the whole show on Hulu – it ends without overstaying its welcome or tiring out its premise.
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It was so tiring, seeing all these films about men and politics and people that run things.
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When you're the fifth person on their way to Whole Foods, the joke gets a little tiring.
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I would pretend I wasn't nauseous and I would pretend I wasn't tired — and that's really tiring.
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He had told Hinch he was tiring and was not surprised to be lifted after 95 pitches.
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"It started getting tiring always saying, 'Well Jennifer-Lawrence-In-Winter's-Bone is fighting here,'" he said.
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"It can be tiring for bi+ people to combat these false assumptions all the time," Bolles says.
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While it must be quite tiring being a hoarder, living with the legacy of it is exhausting.
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Personal trainer Courtney Black used to pretty much live on veggies and kill herself doing tiring workouts.
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I love this tiring and inspiring life, but it can take me a minute to slow down.
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When Mayweather fought McGregor, his primary concern seemed to be maintaining appropriate range and tiring McGregor out.
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However bizarre and tiring the behavior, spinning seemed to somehow soothe Thurber, Dorie told Motherboard via email.
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Group dates are always meant to sow discord, I suppose, and they grow tiring after episode three.
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Full moons are tiring times, but yesterday's (in Earth sign Virgo) was especially exhausting for you, Libra!
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I started going out to gay clubs every night with my researcher—it was fun but tiring.
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The pup had apparently swam out too far, and was tiring as it tried to get back.
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The experience of watching poll results was tiring and emotionally draining for many Clinton supporters in NYC.
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As his legs started tiring from running so many routes, he started empathizing with his old receivers.
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I had previously voiced my (respectful) dissent, but this became tiring when I saw him every day.
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There never seemed to be anything tiring about his perspective, despite a nearly 50-year-long career.
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The days were long and tiring, but it was not the physical demands that were most punishing.
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Andrew Das: Dramatically cooler in here suddenly as the weather changes — just what the tiring Russians needed.
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"I find the people who think we are doomed to be very tiring and unhelpful," he said.
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With both teams tiring the midfield became easier to bypass, as attacks were countered with more attacks.
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The playful puppy is back with her family, where she can rest safely after the tiring ordeal.
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It was our No. 2 bottle, but it did feel as if it were tiring a bit.
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And lifting the bins, which often weigh 25 pounds each, was also tiring over 10-hour shifts.
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My job has me constantly running around asking for information from people, and it can get tiring.
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South African voters are already tiring of a well-meaning president who cannot keep the lights on.
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On the campaign trail, he hopped on his plane—also tiring, even if it's a private plane!
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We went out with friends aiming to end the hard and tiring week in a nice way.
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Full moons are always tiring, but during this one, you'll take even more naps than you usually would.
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The male gaze is myopic, and tiring to look from, but watching men watch City Girls is entertaining.
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It's a light device, so it's not exactly tiring to play this way, but it's far from comfortable.
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It's getting tiring; and frankly, a lot of these theories are too far from reality to be useful.
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And they have been compounded in recent days, as polls have shown German voters tiring of her leadership.
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It gets tiring after a while, especially since that's really the only thing you do in the game.
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With Westbrook doing what he could before tiring and his teammates falling short, it all looked so familiar.
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It must be incredibly tiring being that cute, though, so we don't blame him for being tuckered out.
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Stabbing, tiring or exhausting pains in the phantom limb were also less common after treatment, the study found.
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During this eclipse, the Sun in Virgo will square taskmaster Saturn in Sagittarius, which will be very tiring.
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Full moons are tiring, so don't overbook yourself, especially if you are traveling or learning a new skill.
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After a tiring day at work, my peers and I often opt for convenience over financially-sound decisions.
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Walker, in his way, embodied that with the Pirates, never tiring of community appearances or news media requests.
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When Simmons has been asked to initiate the offense in the postseason, it's been tiring work, at times.
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Achour taught me the least tiring way to fill the big jute bags we had brought with us.
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"It is not such a strain on our own body, not as tiring," said the 48-year-old.
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It's very tiring to make things happen, to learn how to master a skill, to push fears aside.
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This full moon in Capricorn is very tiring for you, Aquarius, so make sure you get enough rest.
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Analytics tend to support the use of fresh relievers, rather than tiring starters, as the games go on.
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Lifestyle changes such as getting regular exercise can often help people get better sleep by tiring them out.
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Still, there are signs that he is tiring of the nonstop combat and the damage to his reputation.
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I don't want them to think about me and it is too tiring for them to remember me.
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It's been a long tiring week so I thought I would treat myself with nachos 😂 #selfcare pic.twitter.
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There's always a twist of negativity and it just gets so sad and tiring; it's hard and mean.
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The animals that received either the bacteria or propionate ran significantly longer than the other mice before tiring.
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Full moons are always tiring and weepy, but in Water sign Cancer, the vibe will be ultra emotional.
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It's a tiring day with so much planetary action in the sign of intensity, transformation, and drama, Sagitarrius.
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I didn't enjoy working in the factory, because it was tiring work and the breaks were so short.
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Aldo, meanwhile, clearly showed signs of tiring in the third round and Edgar began to grow into the fight.
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I thought he pitched like he deserved to, and I don't think he was tiring or anything like that.
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Here's another series the US is tiring of even as the rest of the world continues to embrace it.
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It takes time to test the waters and find what's right for you, and, to be honest, it's tiring.
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We're not opposed since we've been eagerly awaiting a new boot shape after tiring of last year's sock boot.
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The moose then heads for deeper water, tiring the wolf, and making it more difficult for it to attack.
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Another tiring pattern is the frequency with which Hernandez's mostly male protagonists express angst about their fathers or sons.
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Some of Jio's competitors have merged and there are hints it may be tiring of a costly price war.
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Click here to view original GIFPlanning a trip is tiring, but planning a trip around the world is exhausting.
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Columbus tied it with 33.9 seconds left in the first by tiring the Rangers out on a power play.
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Fifty-eight percent of the students said they found the length of the sections tiring, according to the survey.
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Full moons are tiring and emotional, and this one will be especially noisy—expect lots and lots of talk!
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Read MoreOil is driving everything right now: Strategist However, now the market's obsession with oil is tiring, he said.
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"Beach walking is a tiring activity," she jokingly captioned a bikini-clad shot of herself squinting in the sunlight.
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LIFE is chaotic, loud, challenging, hysterical, fun, never boring, messy, exciting, loving, tiring, and at times down right crazy.
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If you obsess too much on working on your opportunity areas it can grow tiresome — because it's tiring work.
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There are public speakers and performers who are introverted, it's just tiring for them—and that's just being introverted.
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Corey Kluber has been masterful so far tonight, but at the first sign of him tiring, look for Miller.
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If you go to a song recital and there's one vocal firework after another, it can easily be tiring.
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At 4-2, it was the mother of all comebacks against a tiring and dispirited Old Lady of Turin.
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And it isn't only his travelling support that seems to be tiring of their trips to the desert metropolis.
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And on some days, especially at the end of a seven-hour stream, it can be a bit tiring.
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Shopping for clothes is time consuming, it's tiring, and it can feel like a waste of an autumn afternoon.
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By the time the couple reached Rabat, they were tiring of their nomadic lifestyle and Morocco felt like home.
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And yes, in the end the gems are worth reading through pages of tiring half-smart, half-funny dialogue.
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It could get a little tiring to use over several hours because it is, as the name says, slim.
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However, a visibly tiring Monfils still held on to save five set points to take it to a tiebreak.
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Playball Automatic Ball Launcher + 8 Balls While you love playing fetch with your dog, it can easily get tiring.
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Even viewers who still loved the Robertsons and their homespun antics may have been tiring of the whole premise.
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The 82-game regular season is long and tiring, and a single game does not mean all that much.
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Yesterday's eclipse in Cancer was majorly emotional and tiring, with drama in your social life bubbling to the surface.
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I think France ekes out a win there against a tiring German squad, wresting the trophy away from Berlin.
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Maybe it's easier on smaller islands, but working on popular destinations in the summer is extremely tiring and challenging.
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She realised boomers were retiring from the workforce but didn't want to stop working; so now they are "pre-tiring".
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The tiring part for me is just kind of like why are you so invested in trying to harm me?
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Behind The Buzz I was doing my character Prudence's finger waves myself, but after a while, it was just tiring.
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In the medical field, "empathy fatigue" is used to describe a state of exhaustion when compassion towards patients becomes tiring.
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She's often spoken on panels about race and cosplay, and at this point it's all just getting tiring, she said.
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Life is tiring, psychiatric care is often hard to get, Toronto's shelter system isn't fantastic, and it gets cold here.
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The best feuds are an escape from the necessary and tiring battles being waged for human decency around the world.
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I didn't know enough then to realize that 11-hour days, seven days a week, might be a tad tiring.
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"I am very satisfied because it has been a very tiring, tortuous process," Justice Minister Andrea Orlando said in parliament.
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This one will be especially tiring, since it will be activating a very private, sleepy, hidden sector of your chart.
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Especially after a long, tiring week or recent travel, an effective mask can do wonders for your skin and mood.
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Mixed martial arts champions McGregor opened strongly in the first four rounds of his professional boxing debut before visibly tiring.
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Expect this full moon to be tiring and emotional, but also packed with important discoveries and opportunities to go deeper.
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With 88 shows this year, and you turning 74 in a month, doesn't keeping such a rigorous schedule become tiring?
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I did it at a few film festivals, where it was closer to two hours and physically very, very tiring.
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"It's a tiring job," said Robert Dujarric, director of the Institute of Contemporary Asian Studies at Temple University in Tokyo.
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But tiring commutes and long hours that are typical of working life in Mumbai are the least of their concerns.
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" She also admitted that "it's very tiring" without hired help, sharing, "You never get enough sleep, never get enough sleep.
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From that, you got this sort of toxic back and forth which was tiring and I really regret getting into.
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Casey Kennelly, London It gets a bit long and tiring, especially festivals like this because you're working nineteen-hour days.
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"The experience can be really tiring the first time, which is why we prefer not to overdress you," Skanda explained.
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I wouldn't say I enjoy doing it, because it is very tiring, but it's flexible and better than other jobs.
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But I also can't opt out of mommy duties at home just because the work day was frustrating or tiring.
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That act, plus roaming through aisles beforehand and going from shop to shop, can also be physically and mentally tiring.
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My colleague Kevin Roose captured this idea early this year — people may be tiring of Facebook, but they love Instagram.
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The worry is that many viewers are tiring of stars using such platforms to agitate for social and political change.
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Then they had each volunteer exercise on a treadmill or stationary bike for an hour at a moderately tiring pace.
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"Singing it in German with full attention to text can be tiring for a nonnative speaker," she said by phone.
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In episode form, though, it's tiring; in the four installments made available for review, the scattershot misery is ironically adolescent.
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Looking at art can be tiring business, and resting spots in museums tend to be rare, crowded and generally uninviting.
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The sixth inning — when tiring starters often face hitters for a third time — produced the second-most runs, with 23.
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The big turnout offsets concerns that moviegoers are tiring of sequels and reboots, which have become Hollywood's bread and butter.
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Coauthor Jennifer Spencer of the University of North Carolina noted that breast cancer treatment is often tiring and time-consuming.
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He appeared to be tiring of this story but also bored by the prospect of returning to another prepared speech.
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The mature sound means they&aposre effortless to listen to, they never get tiring, and they suit every music genre.
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The harder jobs can also be more mentally and physically tiring, writes one transcriber in a note published on Gizmodo.
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There's a lot of words, and they are arcane, hard for an outsider (including me) to follow, and it's tiring.
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Hannah Weyer, Jim McKay, and Michael Stipe believed in me through all the tough and tiring times in my life.
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A couple of performances programmed for the space failed to capture much attention; William Kentridge's film was a bit tiring.
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It was exhausting during the campaign, and it was infuriating, and also just tiring having to stand up for basic facts.
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"It was definitely tiring, but I love my job," says Baccarin, who enjoyed having McKenzie, 37, around to care for her.
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The film often seems more like a series of vignettes than a narrative, and its dependence on shock value gets tiring.
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The review concludes that, contrary to widespread belief, a long, tiring workout or race can amplify immune responses, not suppress them.
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It's hard and tiring and so, so lonely, knowing with your brain that what you feel in your body is wrong.
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Sometimes it can get tiring (as any job can), but working with the students is the best part of my job.
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You can't really rest your hands on the keyboard, long fingernails will be a problem, and it gets tiring after awhile.
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Bannister urged Brasher to go faster and at the halfway mark called on Chataway to take over from the tiring Brasher.
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Don't overbook yourself now, Sag, as full moons are tiring, and you'll need to catch up on rest and time alone.
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Whether it's strangers on the street or folks in white lab coats with PhDs, it can get tiring, repetitive and frustrating.
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It's become very, very tiring to pretend that this exercise is interesting in any way, so I'm not going to try.
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But then again, having too many famous actors dress up as so many different superheroes can get really tiring, really fast.
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In past years, he acknowledges, a few querulous baseball sorts asked pointedly if he risked tiring himself out with his charities.
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"Bailey snoozed all the way home from New Hampshire – campaigning is tiring work for a dog!" she tweeted alongside the video.
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Partnership is on your mind; however, the vibe today is so exhausting, confusing, and tiring, connecting with others may prove difficult.
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Wheeler (29-217) was brilliant for seven innings before tiring in the eighth in his longest outing since June 221, 2014.
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A key part of Korich's coaching strategy is planning something for Maxine to look forward to after a tiring practice session.
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It's not exactly for the faint of heart, and its wild zinging from plot point to plot point can get tiring.
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But as Mr. Martínez approached the opposite bank, carrying Valeria, Ms. Ávalos could see he was tiring in the rough water.
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Even if stage directors can invoke the audience's imagination to fill in the blanks, filling in so many gets tiring fast.
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It's tiring to try to live in the path of totality all the time, to go bigger, longer, farther, faster, better.
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Like walking but more tiring, skipping appears to be the preferred method for starting a hike down the Yellow Brick Road.
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We must continue the tiring but necessary vigilance required to keep our tools working for instead of against our best interests.
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While some of Facebook's young audience is tiring of advertising on the platform, Snapchat users seem to have a higher tolerance.
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Most hotel ads focus on the luxurious side of travel, without acknowledging that it can often be tiring, frustrating or painful.
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General election night in the UK is a long, tiring business, but that doesn't mean there aren't moments of joy too.
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For Wildcats players, he said, it can be tiring to be asked continually when Northwestern will finally make the N.C.A.A. tournament.
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Roberts defended his controversial decision to pull Hill, telling reporters after the game that the lefty told him he was tiring.
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I wrote about the experience for Times Insider, but let me just tell you the main point here: Tiring and scary!
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Like I said, full moons are tiring, and this one will be especially important in terms of catching up on rest.
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Fresh among tiring legs, Firmino was able to evade the defense to get in the right place to score the second goal.
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I don't want to head out into Vienna too early because my 153-hour walking tour later today will be physically tiring.
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He was not persuaded he had moved too early; after all, Greinke had thrown more than 80 pitches and perhaps was tiring.
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The Associated Press reports that Bean is now back with her owner enjoying lots of naps after a tiring taste of crime.
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If the "C" words are tiring you out then you clearly haven't shipped 16 tons of bathrobes from Turkey on a deadline.
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" Indiana Seresin, an academic specialising in feminist and queer theory, says she believes that "heterosexual dating is often just tiring for women.
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McMaster's prominent role may be a message to allies abroad, following reports in Washington last week that Trump was tiring of him.
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It's a fun interactive game that lasts only a few minutes, but damn, it was tiring swinging my arms around and around.
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As it got later in the game, it started to come up a little bit because he was tiring a little bit.
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It must be tiring being you, with everyone constantly wanting a piece of you, talking about you, imploring you, and directing you.
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That's frankly tiring for someone who just loves great products and wants to see massive technological progress for everyone regardless of nationality.
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Using the Focals means that you're constantly changing the focus of your eyes from close to far away, which can be tiring.
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Grandal's fifth-inning blast, his 269nd homer of the year, came after tiring Padres starter Dinelson Lamet walked two with two outs.
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Speaker, it is tiring to hear from so many sex-starved males on this floor talk about a woman's right to choose.
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It's tiring and unrealistic, but it didn't exactly stray far from the corny-ass advice I sought when I was a teenager.
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Then the script changed: Diaz flurried a tiring McGregor, slapped him, taunted him and flipped him off when the Irishman jogged away.
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By round three, Lewis was tiring and it was only then that he began circling to try and get off the fence.
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He joined the league after more than 20 years of navigating the dambe circuit alone, which he described as tiring and expensive.
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Sonically the band has risen to create solid, thoroughly impressive rock songs that can pack meaning without being too tiring or corny.
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It would not be a surprise to see her later, hungry and eager to have a go at a tiring Spain defense.
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This can get tiring; even though so much of what happens happens beautifully, I began to feel it would be better shorter.
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Since there were no direct trains to this region, this was my only possible commute — a journey that was long and tiring.
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After his feat of endurance, I suspected the one thing that I did not have to worry about was tiring him out.
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Lugging it from my room to the living room was a bit tiring, as 15 pounds is heavier than you would think.
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It's tiring to ask that your humanity be acknowledged only for your mistreatment to be downplayed or denied, over and over again.
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Full moons are tiring and emotional, and Gemini is chatty as fuck, so expect some conversations that last late into the evening.
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"The emphasis on the outside is tiring for a girl, and it can, in the end, take up all your time," says Winger.
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As for Standing Rock, it's tiring because there have been oil pipelines going through and this has been going on for a while.
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Conventions are always such a rush of friends and fun, it's no wonder people enjoy them so much even though they're so tiring.
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My shifts are only five hours, but I rarely take breaks and I'm "on" the entire time, so it can be really tiring.
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It's been a rough week — just tiring — but we pushed through" and added, "This was the hump that we had to get over.
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Yet Martinez said recent results at H&M and Forever 21 add credibility to the theory that consumers are tiring of cheap fashion.
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Think of Rosa Parks, the quiet seamstress who was only trying to sit on the bus after a long, tiring day of work.
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TV shows have promised me drama, mystery, explosions, violence, nudity, and dragons, but doesn't that just sound tiring considering the year we've had?
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The only thing tiring is, sometimes, the amount of people who post hateful and unnecessary comments about me, my body, or my work.
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Many people may associate protein supplements with weight gain, but Bateman says whey protein can help your body repair after a tiring workout.
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Tea came at 6 o'clock and the day was so tiring that when she got into bed, her legs "ached terribly," Elizabeth said.
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Tiring of promises by allies to fix the Iran deal, formally the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), Team Trump has chosen demolition.
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It sounds tiring, but instead of cooling down after a 45-minute indoor cycling class, people clip right back in, and take another.
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Bonus points: it looks pretty easy to throw to keep your pup running after at it, tiring your dog out in the process.
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By the fourth round, the two vloggers were tiring, which opened their already weak defenses to some meaningful assaults from the other side.
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My dog has separation anxiety, and daycare twice a week is critical to keeping him socialized and tiring him out when I'm working.
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Currently, most people drive, but this means "expensive fuel and toll costs, airport parking fees and unsafe driving after long and tiring flights".
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Moving your hands to paint, let alone swinging around a virtual sword, is a lot more tiring than using a mouse and keyboard.
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After hitting the body and tiring Gaethje a bit, Alvarez was more comfortable staying in for exchanges because Gaethje stopped kicking so often.
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Full moons are always tiring, but this one is in lazy Taurus, so you'll really feel the need to catch up on sleep!
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Levchin has described how men are told to buy flowers on the way home, presumably from their tiring day as the family breadwinner.
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However tempting it is to fall into bed after a tiring day or a big night out, removing your makeup is a must.
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The whirlwind lifestyle is tiring, they acknowledge, but they feel it keeps their curatorial practice fresh and plugged into the global art scene.
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It was getting tiring to see Aaron and Emily pulling on Kirkman from opposite directions, making eyes at each other all the while.
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They dug ditches, made bricks and harvested wheat, three of the four most tiring things in the world, according to one squad member.
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It takes a lot of creative energy on everybody's part, so at a certain point, it's tiring — but in the best possible way.
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"Art fairs are very important, but they're gutting the small to midsize gallery sector; it's stressful, it's tiring, it's expensive," Mr. Schultz said.
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Tiring of the day-to-day grind of the record business, Mr. Avakian became a freelance manager and producer in the mid-60s.
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As Mr. Martínez, carrying their daughter, approached the opposite bank, he was visibly tiring in the rough water, Ms. Ávalos told the authorities.
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Ranching can get a little tiring but I get to call my office the outdoors and for that, I am a lucky chick.
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I go to work the following week for two days—it's kind of tiring, but very nice to see everyone again and socialize.
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" For Mr. Akhtar, the response was both crushing and liberating: "I just thought, this is tiring, and I'm not even good at it.
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"The next day I was in the hospital," he told The St. Paul Pioneer Press last week, recalling how tiring the celebration was.
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For those tiring of continued talk of the Cheesehead Revolution, I'm sorry to disappoint, but 2018 will likely represent more of the same.
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Siwa called the latest Australian leg of the tour "some of the longest, most tiring, hardest and most stressful days ever," on Instagram.
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User tests found that rumble feedback was too tiring to use continuously, so the released version of GT Sport simply didn't use it.
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Over 550 densely packed pages, Posner tells a tireless and occasionally tiring tale that reads like a pharmaceutical version of cops and robbers.
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If you have not been exercising, now might not be the ideal moment to start an extremely ambitious and tiring new workout routine.
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But, once in a while, it's nice to plan something that's a little more exciting than just ordering up that same old tiring takeout.
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Your sex life isn't the only area in which you'll feel this eclipse work its (tiring, emotional, and often stressful, but ultimately worthwhile) wonders.
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Other leads have said they just fell straight to sleep, because there is nothing quite as tiring as falling in love on national television.
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But buried underneath that fantasy is a whole separate concern; namely, how deeply tiring and uncomfortable it is to live out such a fantasy.
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It's a tiring and difficult life, especially for a former drug and alcohol addict with the stomach ulcers and other ailments to prove it.
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In 2014, after a tiring election campaign, he took a six-day trip with his state security minister that included several days of "rest".
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After tiring of their one-bedroom rental in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, Ms. Darné and her husband, Aiden, also 31, were in search of more legroom.
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Communication becomes an extensive and tiring process and many struggle to keep up with the rapid-fire speech most of us take for granted.
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Awesome games aside, the experience was a tiring one — more interesting than the gym for sure, and more fulfilling than gaming from the couch.
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The 32-year-old American was tiring noticeably in the second set but broke Zverev in the ninth game to go up 5-4.
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But it is very tiring when I'm up with her early in the morning and then having to go on stage at 10 p.m.
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" Continues the star, "I'd also add that sleepless nights, no matter how tiring, are some of the times that I do my best writing.
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Unless it's going for the endurance approach, tiring out its opponent by returning every shot sent its way for hours and hours on end.
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On the other, putting all your weight on the balls of your feet gets tiring, no matter how much of a boss you are.
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The overwhelmingly positive social media reaction to the latest campaign further strengthens the idea that we're tiring of airbrushed "perfection" and outdated beauty standards.
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The routine was becoming a little tiring, but their mastery of the choreography was essential; this will be their dance for the swimsuit competition.
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Lactate threshold improves through what are called threshold runs: running hard at a pace that's tiring but that doesn't bring you to your knees.
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When you're a person of color in a white space, you're so often an ambassador to your race to them, which is freaking tiring!
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After a long tiring flight to Mount Kilimanjaro Airport in Tanzania, we stayed overnight in Arusha, a city in the north of the country.
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Stenson said he was coming off a tiring month and hoped he had enough gas in the tank to stay in contention for gold.
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Tiring of what became his typical squirrel photographs, Weggen decided to spice things up by creating tiny instruments for the critters to play with.
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Magenti recalled trips between the two countries, before freedom of movement came into effect under the Schengen Agreement, as laborious, unnecessarily complicated, and tiring.
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As a teenager, Col3trane's career is only beginning, but with his success proportionate to how long he's been working, the workload can grow tiring.
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Moreover, if the glasses shift a bit on your face, the text of the notification can become fuzzy, making the experience even more tiring.
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The 34-year-old did much of his best work in the clinch, landing plenty of knees to his opponent's face, tiring Pettis further.
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Warren running versus Castro sets up another tiring Sanders/Clinton scenario and the former is too closely associated with Hillary Clinton's historic campaign failure.
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Cespedes, a Gold Glove left fielder, has said that primarily playing center field this season has been more tiring because he has run more.
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It can be quite tiring working with people who are high all the time – it's hard to know whether you can count on them.
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After a while, the whole idea that you want to tune into a celebrity's life all the time gets tiring and, frankly, undermines art.
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Screaming to the dance is tiring work, but it's important to power through a lull in order to keep a party going till dawn.
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What started out as a tiring month, wraps up with plenty of energy as the sun connects with action planet Mars on February 27.
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Because isn't it tiring, having to put so much thought into every single little detail and then having to justify your decision to yourself?
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It can be tiring and require a lot of cognitive effort, which is why we often avoid it and stay in busy mode instead.
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It's a very tiring, exhausting fun where it's fun because you're doing what you love to do and you get to be out there.
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It is difficult and tiring work, but many people from remote high mountain communities welcome the reliable, regular pay they get from tour agencies.
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"I respect the hustle of most influencers because whether or not they make it look easy or tiring, it's a hard job," she said.
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These feathers act like Link's stamina bar in Breath of the Wild: the more you have, the more you can climb before tiring out.
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These are never easy decisions for children who have been adopted, she said, describing the search as "tiring" from an emotional and procedural standpoint.
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That made launching Tinder and swiping through profiles more compelling — even for those who may have been tiring of Tinder before the series' arrival.
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This job is not easy – it's up on your feet, incredibly tiring, and you would never guess how heavy many of these gowns are.
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Marlins 43, Mets 2 MIAMI — The Mets' tiring weekend here began Thursday with a 16-inning win that did not end until Friday morning.
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But as much as I enjoy exploring restaurants and trying all types of cuisines, the practice of eating out can feel tired and tiring.
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"Practicing the same move over and over again can be tiring but I am progressing and that is all I care about," he adds.
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Hollingworth's snobberies are very tiring, her cozy relations with British embassies irritating," the English journalist Robert Fisk wrote, reviewing her 1990 memoir, "Front Line.
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These are questions that people with anosmia may ask themselves on a daily basis, and after a while, it genuinely becomes quite emotionally tiring.
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Croatia will now face England on Wednesday in Moscow and after two long and tiring games they will surely start as heavy-legged underdogs.
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Hopefully next week's episode will move past the same old same old questions, and the tiring gun fights between characters we don't really care about.
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Herding Natal into the cage, Anders feinted his way in on the quickly tiring veteran before knocking him stiff with a couple of left straights.
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"I don't know if we were crying because we were sad it was ending, or if we were crying because it was so fucking tiring."
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It was tiring and exhausting enough trying to keep the plane upright and to put it where we need to collect the very best data.
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She applied to jobs several times when we were desperate and worked a few tiring temp jobs that I wish she hadn't had to do.
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The NBC affiliate reported that after tiring, the bull was apprehended in a backyard in Queens, where his legs were tied to keep him immobile.
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Like all nerve agents, VX stops a vital enzyme from working -- which eventually leads to the body tiring, and no longer being able to breathe.
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Whether it's a slow-paced stroke or lack of superhuman strength that makes it impossible to swim two miles without tiring, we have our limitations.
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At least initially, Italy could call the shots for global markets in the week ahead, as the Trump rally begins to show signs of tiring.
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And I found it tiring personally because all the blogs I followed would release two mixtapes in the same month then nothing for three months.
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That will encourage debates and chit-chats that are more exhaustive, both in the sense that they will be more comprehensive but also more tiring.
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In La La Land, Emma Stone goes on a sing-and-dance journey through Los Angeles — and boy does all that tap dancing look tiring.
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While I found the actual dancing easy and fun, although physically quite tiring, what I wasn't prepared for was the emotional labor stripping often entails.
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Russia's retaliation underscores a growing trend -- the rest of the world is tiring of a President that cannot govern at home or be civil abroad.
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It's tiring to keep your hand up all the time, and putting it down means fumbling for the controls again every time you need them.
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Visme Standard Plan: 1-Yr Subscription — $49 See Details Building and designing a website from the ground up over and over again can be tiring.
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The thing about eclipses is that they are tiring and emotional as hell, so whether the drama is good or bad, we'll all feel wiped.
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It's like a given, it's a four-piece white male rock band and they sound like Alt-J and it's very tiring to see that.
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I find it infinitely more likable because of this, as the endless parade of anonymous blobs out of the Trader Joe's parking lot gets tiring.
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After tiring of a repetitive farm schedule, a clever sheep named Shaun plans to trick the farm owner into giving his herd a day off.
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Full moons are tiring and emotional, and this one is no exception since it will be affecting such a personal, private part of your life.
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Basketball is hard and tiring and locking up the guys listed above is as taxing on the brain as it is on the muscular system.
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The left hook to the body is instrumental in tiring every one of Holzken's opponents and he can hit it from all kinds of places.
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That, and getting myself up and down Matera's pedestrian-only streets proved so tiring I couldn't even fathom how I'd get to a car rental.
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Hurkacz's challenge fizzled out in the next two sets as he discovered that while the heart was willing, the tiring legs could not keep up.
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Finally, at the end of each session, the men and women repeated the interval portion of their original pedaling, since it was the most tiring.
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On the highway, the wind buffeting wasn't too bad, though a long drive — with just windscreens and no provision for a top — would be tiring.
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His offensive responsibilities remain significant, and too much dancing on the perimeter can be tiring, especially if he's doing it multiple times on consecutive possessions.
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For years Likud pollsters have noticed that even staunch right-wing voters are tiring of Mr Netanyahu's long rule and his seemingly endless personal scandals.
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But her novels are different: They entertain the possibility that motherhood might be an experience conducive to creativity, even when it is tiring or onerous.
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Get a little more relaxation on the goTravel can be tiring and stressful, but it doesn&apost have to be an all-around bad experience.
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Despite struggling physically in the third set, Rybakina was able to hold her serve and broke a tiring Watson once more to secure the victory.
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Certain voters are clearly tiring of Trump's shameful reality show, and his personal standing among these voters will decide the outcome of the midterm elections.
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This instance is an early reminder of just how tiring that job will be, especially for a president-elect prone to chronic sleight of hand.
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Blame the paradox of choice, or the fact that most of us are completely exhausted in general, but choosing your own sleeping surface is tiring.
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Dealing with everyday conversations like the one I encountered on Friday and reading columns like the one the Post published is insulting and tiring, yes.
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Istomin, who upset the six-time champion Djokovic in the second round, needed repeated treatment on his tiring legs in the third and fourth sets.
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"I expected the flight to be tiring, but not the trip from the airport to downtown," said Jack Miller, who was visiting from Los Angeles.
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Saturdays are always the most tiring because I run around checking in on the different grades, and then spend a lot of time with the seniors.
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Most say they take breaks to focus on school work, avoid drama or because they found it tiring to keep up with the pace of information.
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In 2013, one author explored why teens are tiring of Facebook, and according to Time, more than 11 million young people have fled Facebook since 2011.
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I don't know if we were crying because we were sad it was ending or if we were crying because it was so f—ing tiring.
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Video Their reasons are no surprise: Her moment has passed, she was a terrible candidate and her endless claims of victimhood are tiring rather than inspiring.
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That continues this episode – only now, some characters entrenched within the system are beginning to perceive their hamster wheel of vengeance as a tiring, futile exercise.
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Just ask Pacquiao, who warned those gathered at a recent press conference for Saturday's fight in Las Vegas that mixing sport and politics is tiring work.
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In the past, after tiring themselves from foraging, walruses would sit on the nearby sea ice to rest up until they were ready to eat again.
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And in a way, they sound like the old world; drawing influences from Hank Williams, themes of religious mysticism and the tiring politics of the South.
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Wearing different hats at work can be tiring for Kutcher, who shared that "hanging out with my kids gives me energy" when he feels burnt out.
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The Daydream remote is explicitly an answer to the Gear VR's side-of-the-headset trackpad, an innovative design that's often tiring and awkward to use.
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But there's an eclipse in Leo on August 11, and as tiring and emotional as eclipses are, they also make sure you're on the correct path.
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Full moons are tiring times, but when there's a full moon eclipse, the energy is even more overwhelming—especially for a sensitive, psychic scorpion like you.
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They must also be tiring of the constant backbiting and bickering, even if it does generate attention, enliven their base and, for the media, sell ads.
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With a long-passive U.S. Congress and public finally tiring of the post-2241/21982 endless wars, is the Iran terror pivot propaganda, or fact-based?
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When the media in your daily life only sees you as a joke or a threat, it becomes tiring, even fruitless to remember you have worth.
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Sixty seconds was just something I settled on, because I remember tiring of Cradle of Filth-like symphonic interludes that drag on for like four minutes.
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Since I've added snake blood to my diet I have been able to train harder than ever before without tiring and I'm punching harder than ever.
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But this time, rather than leave a tiring Carrasco in when the Yankees loaded the bases in the sixth, Indians Manager Terry Francona turned to Miller.
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The Twins got even in the third when, with Green tiring, they loaded the bases with one out, and Buxton's groundout against Robertson brought home Polanco.
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" That's pretty vague, so when we asked him to describe the season in five words, Luke stuck with the big guns: "Fun. Emotional. Growth. Rosé. Tiring!
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And, if your home isn&apost near your work, friends, and activities, it is pretty tiring to spend a lot of your time on the road.
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And because the soldiers' physical ability is limited — they can't sprint too long before tiring or jump more than a few feet — strategy is now a priority.
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It's a tiring job — with 12- to 13-hour-days, Sears says — and turbulence that sometimes feels like more like a roller coaster than a commercial flight.
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Her face drawn from hours without food or water, Rabat resident Nadia Benani said she came with family and friends because staying at home can become tiring.
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Surprisingly, Grohl's tenure in Nirvana takes up a good portion of the interview, even though both writer Jonathan Heaf and Grohl admit that the topic is tiring.
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You could blame me for having weak arms from typing all day, but constantly holding my arm up to the Gear VR's side-mounted touchpad gets tiring.
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At the same time, the rise of digital ad blockers suggests that people are tiring of some branded messages, a problem both for content publishers and brands.
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She recently tried her hand at being a judge on a reality TV show where Russian celebrities perform dangerous acrobatic stunts but found the process "rather tiring".
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The border collie was adopted from a foster carer, who actually had to tie him up because he kept tiring himself out from chasing birds all day.
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However, Aliakbari also showed signs of visibly tiring as the fight wore on and Herring was arguably unfortunate to have lost a unanimous decision on the night.
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Even as polls show that Trump is holding onto his base support, they also show that the general public is tiring of his hype and wild gyrations.
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News that China, the world's biggest auto market, will enforce stimulus measures to boost its tiring economy has also helped the case for the metal, analysts said.
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The shoot was very hard and demanding and it is likely that after a very tiring ep 3 shoot, this was simply overlooked by an exhausted crew.
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Spending so much time in GarageBand might seem tiring for some, but Casper makes it really easy to find the right mattress for you on their website.
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"It's so tiring to be a Chinese, when a dance has to demonstrate core socialist values," a person going by the name of Shanapu wrote on Weibo.
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Just don't expect to relax at home for a listening session where the emphasis is on immersive detail when the often raucous nature will soon become tiring.
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Cragg also closed in swiftly on the tiring 37-year-old Kiplagat but had to settle for third place in the same time of 2:27:18.
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And moderates are increasingly tiring of it -- especially after Tuesday's repudiation of a candidate seen as emblematic of the GOP's right flank in the Alabama special election.
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Then again, the world seems to be tiring of immediate rematches, and so Holm will probably be forced to turn her attention to a non-title fight.
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"This job is tiring and stressful, but I am very happy to provide this service to the African community and let them feel home here," explains Luo.
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But lip-reading for more than two hours is tiring and it's a less effective method for large groups, so Rachel often uses a sign language interpreter.
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If you've been on the wrong path professionally, this eclipse will get you where you need to be—even if the process is shocking, tiring, or inconvenient.
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"We debate a lot about the right thing to do which can be tiring, but we're always just trying to win the other one over," she says.
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Pegram has made one accommodation in deference to Smith's age: a day off, when possible, on the eve of such races to dodge tiring red-eye flights.
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Tiring of journalism and seeing no path to a life in literature, he succumbed to pressure from his father and enrolled in the New York Law School.
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Book an Eatwith meal, cooking class, or food tour in your city hereEatwith experiences are the perfect alternative to expensive dinners out and tiring dinner parties in.
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The film's director David Yates, best known for directing four "Harry Potter" films, said the comic book genre is not yet in danger of tiring out audiences.
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Or he can simply drop his weight on the back of the other fighter's head and hold him down—a great tactic for tiring an opponent out.
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"For all of us taking part in this tournament, staying for seven hours and not going through the whole agenda yet, is quite tiring," Djokovic told reporters.
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You're bored of the timelapse and hyperlapses can be tiring, but a comprehensive and mesmerizing new video might have the next step in -lapse evolution: the design-lapse.
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You might wish you could just curl up with that book stowed away in the trunk or catch up on some sleep from a tiring week at work.
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Teddy Roosevelt's macho schtick is pretty tiring, but without his Rough Riders, we'd never have DMX's "Ruff Ryders' Anthem," the second best musical anthem (behind "Int'l Player's Anthem").
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Click here to view original GIFThe animated force-feedback features on the Deltaburst are fun, but quickly get tiring, even a little annoying, and can't be turned off.
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Then again, the MMA community seems to be tiring of immediate rematches, and so the UFC may choose to go other directions with Bisping and Rockhold for now.
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"I feel so proud every time I help someone, but it's also very tiring," he said at a Binh Duong coffee shop that is an unofficial group headquarters.
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Archelis, a futuristic new "wearable chair" by Japan's Hiroaki Nishimura Design, provides workers with a healthy middle ground between deadly all-day sitting and tiring all-day standing.
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If you're a fan of spy shows, you probably have the same issue as us: It gets tiring watching the same hypermasculine, martini-drinking leading man every time.
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Holding a tablet and giant cardboard contraption to your face can get tiring after a while, especially since there are no straps or mounts to ease the strain.
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The games, with their minimal design and inability to play more than a single game, are bound to get tiring after a few minutes for a seasoned gamer.
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It also seems clear that Putin is now tiring of the Syrian war and has achieved his strategic objectives of an air and naval base in the Mediterranean.
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Occasionally, after a long day at school and an early start, his daughters complain of their tiring limbs on surprisingly epic trips up and down flights of stairs.
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But the chunky champion, despite a 6 ½-inch disadvantage in reach, defied Ali's tiring jab and moved in under to convince the Garden audience he deserved the decision.
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You're doing a lot more traveling in Grow Home, moments made less boring as you gain abilities and can scramble around faster, but early on, it gets tiring.
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Shell, for example, said last month its teams in the UK North Sea will switch to a less tiring rota of two weeks offshore then three weeks onshore.
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Tiring of his political overreach, members of his own party turned against him after he dismissed Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa to make way for his ambitious wife Grace.
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Gaethje's high pace is tiring enough when everything is working out as he intends it to, the addition of body shots and a mobile, elusive opponent complicate matters.
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If I have a rough day, a tiring day outside, it's hard for me not to bring it to the studio and then my work isn't very good.
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Working on the line at an assembly plant is physically hard, and the people I met talked about how tiring it is and how worn down you get.
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There&aposs perhaps nothing more heartwarming than seeing your baby enveloped in the arms of their grandparents, and aunts and uncles after a particularly long and tiring journey.
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Cue days of tiring Twitter discourse as "film" people and Marvel fans make jabs at each other to try to prove that their movie interests are mutually exclusive.
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When balancing the two became too tiring, the 36-year-old quit her job to focus on YouTube full time (though she still has a small private practice).
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Krzewina swept past a tiring Vernon Norwood with a magnificent anchor leg after the Americans had led throughout and had looked on course to break the record themselves.
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Whether it's due to the changing of the seasons or the tiring of the ultra-matte lip trend, gloss has come back into my routine in a major way.
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You don't want to fly into an airport and then rent a car to drive for multiple hours to get to your resort, because it's more stressful and tiring.
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The cited factors range from the brutality of the Negan arc to the show's disjointed format to viewers simply tiring of being manipulated by the producers with gimmicky twists.
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Leaving aside the basic storytelling holes in Dead Men Tell No Tales, the whole movie is tiring because half of it is cobbled together from elements of earlier movies.
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I think shouting, "Google, charge $2 for coffee," over and over will probably get tiring for employees while simultaneously annoying everyone in the shop, but maybe that's just me.
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Valuets Journal VALUETS, Russia — A visibly tiring but stubborn Aberdeen Angus cow sank all of her four feet in the rich black mud of central Russia, refusing to budge.
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The low flat handlebar design gives you good control on the trails, but puts you in a forward position that can be tiring on long commutes to the office.
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Standing shoulder to shoulder with passengers inside a crowded San Francisco MUNI train, I comfortably held the Oasis for the duration of 30-minute commute without tiring my arms.
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Describing a show with as many bizarre moving pieces as Lady Dynamite makes it sound like a joke, and watching it in "bingeable fucking installments" is sort of tiring.
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I think I spent a lot on that first 50 metres, so the last 50 I was tiring out, but I tried to hang on the best I could.
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Full moons are always emotional and tiring; however, this one will have an especially serious tone, requiring you to be practical and conservative with your energy and your decisions.
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The confusion and uncertainty has garnered mixed responses among Kenyan voters, many of whom are tiring of tactics that they feel put politics before the well-being of citizens.
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So it is striking to see the party, languishing in opinion polls and tiring after 13 years in government, suddenly revitalised by an almost unprecedented innovation: a leadership election.
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Between ages 17 and 19 I couldn't think of anything else after a long, tiring day at school: I want to go home right now and have a coke.
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It just gets tiring when a non-black therapist keeps responding with, "Wow, that must be really hard" when I talk about the challenges of being a black woman.
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The two-hour, nine-minute victory over a tiring Berrettini improved Garin's record this year to 23-26 on clay, including his first career title last month in Houston.
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It is extremely tiring to swing at air, after all, and most fighters will simply take their finger off the trigger rather than be made to look a fool.
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Being friends with Matt is emotionally tiring and physically draining — he isn't ever honest with Foggy and Karen, nor is he particularly available when they need him to be.
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I recently had the misfortune of having to participate in a six-month stress test to purchase a house in Britain, and it's a tiring and anxiety-inducing process.
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It doesn't take long before the constant gun battles become tiring; before I landed on this planet, I had killed maybe a dozen sentinel drones, mostly in self defense.
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Mr. Trump isn't particularly magnetic or even that compelling — his speeches are loud, but so dull and tiring that great swaths of his crowds head for the doors early.
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I find that paid work gets in the way of my lifestyle, so I've never worked at a desk but I can imagine it's awful and very, very tiring.
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These games influenced my entire outlook on what a video game could be, and now it's time for the studio to once again revolutionize instead of repeating tiring formulas.
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Rodriguez, a left-hander, might have been tiring and due for an exit, but Puig, despite being a right-handed batter, has been more successful against right-handed pitching.
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After the game, Roberts explained that Hill had made an unusual request: instructing his manager to keep a close eye on him in that frame because he was tiring.
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A 40-year veteran of the industry, from a small township four hours east of Cape Town, he seemed to be showing no signs of tiring of his job.
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But against France, her holdup play was again vital, buying time for a tiring team that was defending valiantly with (almost) all hands for most of the second half.
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You might not see it now, but this eclipse will put you on the path you're meant to be on, as emotionally turbulent and tiring as that may be.
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"Manual labor was tough and tiring, but nothing compares to the struggles right now," said Mr. Tang, a 55-year-old farmer whose son has his chin and cheekbones.
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Desna, who's been brought into the money-laundering game by her boyfriend, Roller (Jack Kesy), is tiring of both his empty promises of profit-sharing and his open philandering.
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But there were tensions, and for at least a year the Russians hinted that they were tiring of the arrangement, which capped the growth of oil companies like Rosneft.
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The disclosures have been timely, truthful, and often tiring – and the service and its subscribers look awfully different than they did in August 2017 when the service truly took off.
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I feel really aligned with the school's philosophy and enjoy working there, so it isn't too hard for me to sell it, but the constant mingling and smiling is tiring.
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CHICAGO — In the medical field, "empathy fatigue" is used to describe a state of exhaustion when compassion towards patients becomes tiring, as practitioners' own anxieties and stresses are continuously prodded.
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Honestly, it's also got to be tiring for people to be so invested in these women's lives and to have an opinion on every little thing they do or say.
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"It's tiring sitting in meetings with the government when they don't want to recognize that GBV is a national crisis, but we can't keep protesting the same shit," she said.
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It's probably because though that gimmick looks cool as hell in trailers and short clips, an entire movie's worth of seeing out from the character's perspective can get tiring. But!
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"Being at the mercy of someone else can grow tiring, and I guess I figured I'd rather walk up a hill then be car sick in the backseat," he explains.
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In her new cover interview with Glamour, Delevingne vents to her friend, fellow model Adwoa Aboah, about how tiring it is to defend her choices about who she is dating.
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He gave up a long solo blast by Khris Davis in the fourth in the 9-4 victory but otherwise held the A's in check until tiring in the seventh.
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It looked like a matter of time before they would rein in a tiring Iceland team that dropped further and further back after substitute Alessandro Schoepf levelled on 60 minutes.
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The White Sox finally got to the tiring Gallardo in the eighth, scoring on Yoan Moncada's RBI groundout that brought in Tilson and on Garcia's single that scored Adam Engel.
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He is the J. Cole to Drake's Kanye: the guy who takes one portion of a more talented predecessor's schtick and runs with it to highly successful but tiring ends.
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Before the shutdown began, businesses around Washington that cater to government employees were bracing for the worst and tiring of the annual shutdown theatrics that tend to occur around Christmas.
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It's very tiring and time consuming, particularly if done according to the clinical trial (three or more sets per session), and requires a step off which to hang one's heel.
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Students who found the loud music tiring or overstimulating took time out in the quiet area, and parents waited in the smaller cafeteria at the other end of the school.
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Zaam: Zaam is building a platform to simplify B2B onboarding, reducing complexity and pushing customers through the tiring process of data and document requests through automating as much as possible.
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Although an overreliance on superheroes is a perennial analyst worry, the summer months — in one positive development for Hollywood — brought little evidence that moviegoers are tiring of comic-book adaptations.
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It was Mr. Trump himself who warned that winning might get tiring, that spoiling his supporters risked lulling them into a false sense of security ahead of the 2020 election.
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Seth Lugo, making his sixth start after beginning the season on the disabled list, held the Rockies to three hits over the first five innings before tiring in the sixth.
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But, tiring of Western sanctions and violent infighting among separatist rebels, Moscow has shown some signs of wanting to dial down a conflict that has cost it diplomatically and economically.
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Your ginger crown is a snack that travels with you through the excitement of a tiring, festive evening, so feel free to nibble on it whenever you need an energy boost.
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It's tiring — standing up straight all day, having to reach your daily target, waiting until the popcorn is ready every time, having nobody to talk to, and profusely sweating during summer.
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Recapping every little Python (the default language of Hack This) concept is tiring for everyone, but what's the point in the first place if no one can follow what's going on?
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The short story collection probes the lives of second-generation Chinese American women, especially focused on dating and sex — their disruptive hookups, tiring long-term relationships, their search for something meaningful.
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If training your mini-monsters gets too tiring, why not take some time out to get a haircut, rearrange your furniture, or go for a ride in a hot-air balloon?
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It's tiring, but on the plus side it means you can glug your cider and chow down your burrito safe in the knowledge that you've probably already burned the calories off.
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Full moons are always intense and emotional times, but this one will be especially tiring: Your ruling planet, Mercury (currently in Pisces), will clash with Saturn, in Sagittarius, creating communication issues.
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The past year has turned noise-cancelling headphones from purely functional tools to help you survive a long flight or a tiring shift at the office into truly enjoyable music stations.
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They had administered illegal "top-ups" of sodium bicarbonate, better known as baking soda, which reduces the buildup of lactic acid in muscles, allowing horses to run for longer without tiring.
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It's clear from its lineup of original options that Netflix is diversifying, and that's good: a platform full of nothing but noir-ish David Fincher shows would probably be kinda tiring.
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She recommends carrying two packets of cigarettes at all times, running up and down the ladders ("If you do it slow, it's more tiring"), and learning not to fight the boat.
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Whew. The final Democratic debate before the New York primary was an exhausting battle waged by exhausted candidates, a window into how brutally tiring a presidential campaign is at this stage.
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"Everybody goes on beach clean-ups but the cliffs are where no one wants to go," he said after a tiring morning searching for rubbish at the bottom of a cliff.
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As someone who will "run out patience with lack of achievement or direction," I'm kinda tiring of this blog post, so let me try to get to some sort of point.
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Most of us might expect that running a full marathon should be more tiring than striding half as far, and that the more your muscles hurt, the slower you will be.
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It's a tricky way of saying the plurals of Ma and PA. 2D: The "Taxing subject, briefly?" is not tiring, it has to do with taxes, and the answer is ECON.
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But following a tepid first round, Rodtang began trading with Nasukawa in the second and by eating the Japanese superstar's tremendous counter punches Rodtang was able to work towards tiring Nasukawa.
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The observation that police so infrequently pay the price for their fatal impulses, often justified by the legal catchall of being afraid, is at once very significant but also very tiring.
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Buy a set of two Filimin Long-Distance Touch Lamps, $85-$170A new mom's life is busy and tiring, so she might not always be available to talk and catch up.
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Hendren: As time went on and as the same core group of administrators were dealing with the same kinds of drama, just with different people over and over, it got tiring.
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During production, Costa was informed by locals that the film crew's bright lights and noisy setups were keeping residents up at night, tiring workers who already worked grueling shifts of physical labor.
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I built a career as a staff writer and editor that didn't require me to work the same tiring hours in the same factory conditions that my mama did, and still does.
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That environment has been part of my life for the past couple of years so I can't deny its importance, but I have realized more recently that it's a very tiring environment.
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Full moons are always tiring times (so much drama) but you've been working your ass off this month, Gemini, so during this full moon in lazy Taurus, you're totally out of it.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Reaching for your phone in moments of silence, or because you simply struggle to disconnect, can be socially rude and emotionally tiring (especially if you're a news fan).
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It also signals to Facebook's workforce that the company is tiring of the years long beatings it's taken in the press for social issues that it has failed to provide answers for.
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"Since 2010 the proportion of people who want more tax and spend has nearly doubled and shows the country is clearly tiring of austerity," NatCen's Head of Public Attitudes, Roger Harding, said.
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In the absence of an enforcement office, American companies in China are faced with a tiring buck-passing game among a maze of Chinese regulatory agencies where their complaints would go nowhere.
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Yes, it gets tiring after a while, and I found my larger hands and fingers were unable to stretch out; they were constantly brushing up against the sides of the cardboard goggles.
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By the time the third set began, Sharapova was tiring, and it showed when she lost her first two service games, after which she called for a trainer to treat a blister.
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Only Stripling was also in the bullpen in last year's N.L.C.S., when the starters included a tiring Maeda and Julio Urias, then 20, who missed most of this season after shoulder surgery.
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In Astigarraga, a sleepy but pleasant town, we took a lovely, steep and tiring hike up to an old church that had been a stop on the ancient Camino de Santiago pilgrimage.
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The sixth is usually the next highest-scoring inning, marking the convergence of a tiring starter or a long reliever with the heart of the opponent's order batting for the third time.
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Arcade Fire's career arc resembles U2's exactly: insufferably earnest arena-rock band starts out sincere, anthemic, grandiose before tiring of their own reputation and deciding to embrace electronics, irony, and such.
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Vargas fired 65 pitches before tiring and Mets Manager Mickey Callaway called on Peterson, 27, the only one of Wednesday's three new pitchers who was with the organization when the season began.
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The tiring detour through the beams of light can put birds at risk of starvation or injury to populations already threatened by light pollution, collisions with buildings, habitat destruction and climate change.
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That won't happen throughout the majority of TV shows or movies, but if you were to leave the device on while, say, commercials are airing, I can imagine it quickly growing tiring.
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It is a great grace for me to be surrounded, on this last part of the road, sometimes a bit tiring, by such love and goodness that I never could have imagined.
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"This process is trying, tiring, painful, emotionally exhausting, physically exhausting, uncomfortable (like I can't sleep like a normal human being rn lol)," he wrote alongside a series of photos from the hospital.
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I've returned to Roberto's bakery every summer, never tiring of Taormina, a town whose pebbled beaches, third-century Greek amphitheater, and medieval architecture have been attracting crowds of tourists since the 18th century.
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Making things even more intense, there will also be a tiring and emotional full moon in Taurus, which will find you needing to catch up on time alone and take time off work.
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Executive Chairman Arthur Martinez told CNBC on Thursday "there's a theory" out there that shoppers are tiring of disposable fashion, and are willing to spend more for quality clothing that's built to last.
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"It's a tiring experience to go to bed at night and wake up and have a fresh new world presented to you every day, things you would've never expected to see," she said.
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The first time I used this cleanser after a long, tiring day of work, my face immediately looked radiant and bright, like I'd just woken up from a nine-hour night of sleep.
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" Also tiring is her intensive preparation for an upcoming July 4 charity challenge — though the onetime Olympic swimmer often involves her children in her training scheduled because "being away from them is unimaginable.
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Steps to deliver on the government's pledge to sell the fast-growing dairy producer will likely be welcomed by investors tiring of the country's incremental partial-privatisation of state assets, market watchers said.
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"Constantly seeing the same carefully posed pic on my feed can get tiring, so it's always nice to see a crappy photo and think, 'ohh hey, she's a bit like me,'" she wrote.
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Notice that Jacare makes a long dive for Whittaker's legs through the distance—he did the same thing against Tim Boetsch and others and it can be a very tiring way to fight.
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Ailes recognized as early as 2005 that most viewers were tiring of the story, even though his cable competitors and the newspapers were convinced the war was still the top issue in America.
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Full moons are tiring and emotional, but when this one is over, you will have a fresh perspective that will help you move forward in your life, especially in your more intimate relationships.
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Photo: OneLogin Photo: OneLogin Pedersen says many users were tiring of pulling out their cell phones to obtain a second form of authentication when they were logging in regularly from the same location.
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Brigham, who threw 29 pitches in a tiring inning, got off to a bad start by walking speedster Billy Hamilton, who stole second and advanced to third on catcher J.T. Realmuto's throwing error.
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However, fans have been quick to point out that it would be next to impossible (or at least extremely tiring) to visit all of the London locations Swift name-drops throughout the song.
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But it got to be tiring, and it was chewing up his voice, he said in an interview, so one night in 2004 he asked his daughter to record the message for him.
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"There's nothing boring and tiring about these places because they don't take themselves terribly seriously," said Ben Elliot, a founder of the luxury concierge service Quintessentially, which recommends the clubs to its clients.
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But Dr. El-Sohemy suspects that, as in the heart-attack study, caffeine lingered in the slow metabolizers, narrowing their blood vessels and reducing the flow of blood and oxygen to tiring muscles.
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Charles M. Blow It's already tiring to watch the jockeying among the partisans over who is to be blamed for the government shutdown and who will likely face political consequences because of it.
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Holding my arm out for minutes on end gets tiring fast, especially when you have to browse through thousands of items just to find the one thing that might work in your space.
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I'd be lying if I said I wasn't already tiring of hacking away at my keyboard nine hours a day inside the tiny box that New York City likes to call an apartment.
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We've reached peak mattress fatigue: blame the paradox of choice or the fact that most of us are completely exhausted in general, but choosing a bed — or even a mattress topper — is tiring.
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Save $903 on the Tate Collection Large Pet Travel Carrier — $22 See Details Playing fetch is admittedly tiring, but you can automate it with this launcher that does the heavy lifting for you.
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The derisive response suggested that China's social media generation may be tiring of the party's efforts to make propaganda fun and relatable, especially at this moment of fear and frustration with government officials.
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"Aerie hit it right at a time when people were tiring of what Victoria's Secret and PINK were portraying as overtly sexy and really unattainable beauty standards," said Janine Stichter, analyst at Jefferies.
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And make sure you take time to appreciate all the benefits and rewards of working for yourself, because freelancing can be stressful and tiring, but it helps to reflect on why you're doing it.
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While the consensus on Aldo has always been that tiring him over the rounds is the best option, it might be in Holloway's interest to start picking up points in the kickboxing exchanges early.
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" Just hours earlier, Doherty shared an Instagram video of a dance workout she did with her trainer Neda, writing, "Radiation is tiring …You can see how tired I am here but I'm still moving!!
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But some of these experiences may use a controller just because the trackpad (located by your temple) is so unwieldy; it's easy to make accidental swipes, and keeping your arm up quickly gets tiring.
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Parenting is tiring, and draining, and wonderful, and messy, and exhausting, but my spouse and I were lucky enough to find a way of doing it that suits us and, miraculously, our personal goals.
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It's tiring having to constantly remind others that women in tech, in the workplace, in society have been personally battling diminutive language, generalizations, and workplace behavior on a day-to-day basis for ages.
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Gibson dazzled for seven innings before tiring late, rookie Zack Granite had his first career three-hit game and the Twins managed to hold on to a 6-5 victory over the Detroit Tigers.
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Playing her first Wimbledon, she employed variety and guile to strand a tiring Williams at the back of court with neat drop shots that the American, her left leg heavily bandaged, would not chase.
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As tiring as full moons are, again, this one will be blessed by a lovely connection between sweet Venus and lucky Jupiter, which suggests that there will be supportive, easygoing vibes in your partnerships.
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It can be a struggle to summon the energy to go for a run after a tiring day at work, or commit to that weekend spin class when you'd rather catch up on sleep.
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And of course the earlier Tumenov can get to work tiring Nelson out, the easier it will be for him in the late going when Nelson decides he needs takedowns to secure the victory.
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"Multiple times when we go out on a ride in the course of a day, you get something that's extremely tiring or exhausting," said David Jones 61, a former candy company executive from Toronto.
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Golf shoes aren't just for looking the part while playing 18 holes, they also give you enough traction to stay balanced during your swing and are comfortable enough to avoid tiring your legs out.
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Those that ran the farthest before tiring were subsequently mated with one another, while those that pooped out early likewise were paired up, until, ultimately, the pups displayed a large difference in inborn fitness.
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He said his clients are tiring of the daily whipsaw moves in the market, and he'd like to see the major indexes such as the S&P 500 find some kind of trading range.
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He captured the decisive break in the third game of the final set, then locked down the match to secure his 17th Grand Slam title as a tiring Thiem bowed out with guns blazing.
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Those Yankees quickly resumed their dominance and returned to the World Series, with Jeter starting the famous rally off a tiring Pedro Martinez in Game 23 of the American League Championship Series against Boston.
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Thiem regained his composure, however, and started to pick apart the tiring Australian with shots from a playbook he has been studying since he was a young child training with his tennis coach parents.
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"There may be those who will find the length too tiring, the emphasis on Roman politics a bit too involved and tedious, the luxuriance too much," Bosley Crowther wrote in The New York Times.
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Seizing the lead at the top of the stretch, Exaggerator splashed past a tiring Nyquist and went on for a 214 263/22015-length victory over Cherry Wine on a rain-drenched Pimlico Race Course.
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BBC Blue Peter presenter Lindsey Russell has spent hours preparing to run the 22 km distance between Donaghadee in Northern Ireland and Portpatrick in Scotland, which will take her 225 very tiring hours to complete.
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Patrick said Ian and Luka's jumping session lasted about 10 minutes, which ended up tiring them both out, and — at the same time — providing the Internet with just about the cutest viral video ever filmed.
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You can create yourself a gorgeous husband and children without issue, too, and if you ever find yourself tiring of them you only need to imprison them in a windowless room with a working barbecue.
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So on Saturdays and Sundays, when I'm recuperating from a tiring week and feel the need for some pampering, I'll pull my mask from the freezer and let the ice cold beads rejuvenate my eyes.
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Romanian Halep was outplayed by American Dolehide in the first set at Indian Wells but slowly exerted her authority and, after surviving a second-set tiebreak, gradually wore down the tiring teen to secure victory.
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In these studies, researchers extended the working hours of newly trained physicians to see if these physicians and their patients were better or worse off with the most inexperienced doctors working longer, more tiring shifts.
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While the robot doesn't make the cooking process faster, Sawanobori said that it makes it less tiring for the kitchen staff, since they do not have to constantly stand in front of the hot grill.
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"I like the animals," a subtle friend of mine remarked, quietly, after hearing me expound at perhaps tiring length on my ambivalence toward Eugène Delacroix, the subject of a grand retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum.
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Systems like the kind Operation Vula used can be deceptively simple, requiring not only technical know-how but persistence: regimens like this can be difficult and tiring to abide by, perfectly, and all the time.
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Hill complied but was unhappy with that strategy — he tossed water cups in the dugout when pulled in Game 6 — so it was surprising to hear that he had told his manager he was tiring.
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Again, it's not that we don't want to use our time off to see our family, but given the fact that the trip can be tiring, doing so in lieu of a vacation hits hard.
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The belief that President Abbas sees the two-state solution as a steppingstone to a one – Arab – state solution leaves many Israelis cynical about the peace process and tiring of the rhetoric about two states.
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We hear endlessly about how hard and tiring and expensive it is, but rarely do we hear how outrageously fun and funny and sweet it is, to love and be loved by a little one.
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With the PR nightmare of Woodstock '99 all but forgotten and festival-fatigued millennials tiring of seeing the same artists on every billing, Woodstock's organizers are pulling out all the stops for a 50th anniversary blowout.
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We already know roughly how the image technology works, and while it could be cool, it might also prove tiring, difficult to watch or share, or have other issues like poor fidelity or limited use cases.
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Obviously, a Daydream phone is also much more portable and versatile too, but for me the standout feature is that I can wear that headset without it feeling heavy and tiring after only a few minutes.
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"With Instacart, when you go into the store, you're looking for items, you're scanning items, you're making sure there's no mold on the berries; it's a very interactive experience," adding that it could be more tiring.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has insisted that he will not bring any government funding bill up for a vote if Trump opposes it, although some of his fellow Republicans are tiring of the prolonged standoff.
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Lopez, the EEOC's first Latino general counsel, said in an interview with Reuters that he is stepping down after a tiring six and a half years in the post to spend more time with his family.
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Their most frequent topics of conversation are how they get bathroom breaks, the pleasant temperature of the warehouses, the excellent benefits and suitable wages, friendly management and how the job isn't monotonous or tiring at all.
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Pruitt has been dealing with speculation about his future at the EPA for months, and while he has survived controversy after controversy, last week new reports surfaced that the White House is tiring of the noise.
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Despite that assertion, and far more modest troop commitments this time, the hope of tiring the Taliban remains the mantra repeated by American diplomats and the generals whom the president has empowered to execute his policy.
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Rudel, tiring of mere pleasure, is told by a travelling Pilgrim—who, like Wagner's Brangäne, is less of an innocent bystander than she appears—of the Countess of Tripoli, a woman who is everything he desires.
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While audiences aren't yet sick of the count, they do seem to be tiring of Mr. Johnson, whose action vehicle "Skyscraper" arrived in third place with $25.5 million, according to comScore, which compiles box office data.
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If you want to see how tiring this can be for the 'stockaded' man you need only watch Katsunori Kikuno hold onto this position for the best part of a couple of minutes against Eddie Alvarez.
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It's a breakthrough, Khatib says, and marks the beginning of an age where this underwater proxy can undertake the gritty, dangerous, tiring or just plain repetitive tasks that can test the limits of a human diver's endurance.
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The conundrum is that no one can convincingly say today whether the strategy of mobilizing nonvoters is more likely to beat Trump than a focus on trying to persuade swing voters who may be tiring of him.
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Hammer, omnium world champion twice since 2012, won the final sprint of the day to at least have the consolation of being the next best rider in the competition, seven points in front of the tiring D'Hoore.
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But, for now, if you commute in highway stop-and-go traffic or go on long, interstate-road trips — and understand the current system's limitations — Pilot Assist can make your drive a lot smoother and less tiring.
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It also comes as the Trump administration mulls sending up to 5,000 more troops to Afghanistan, continuing a 15-year war that has frustrated some Americans tiring of US involvement in Middle Eastern and South Asian conflicts.
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But if Nurmagomedov can actually use the fence as his accomplice and corral McGregor before each exchange he stands a much better chance of controlling when he can achieve the clinches, and also of tiring McGregor out.
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Once I fit them correctly, they don't feel unpleasant or tiring — and like the PM3 they have well-judged clamping force that keeps them securely on my head — but when I take them off, my ears ache.
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Everyone gets the moral hazard of Facebook-as-censor, has for years, and it's getting a little tiring hearing that repeatedly brought up as an excuse when the needle is currently very far in the other direction.
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Many Australians seem to want nothing to do with it; politics, they say, is confusing, tiring, boring, and while Americans often can't stop talking about the subject (even before President Trump), many Australians seem to prefer disconnection.
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However, as one of Apple's own executives unwittingly acknowledged, constantly having to reach from a keyboard to a touchscreen is a tiring process, which has kept the iPad from becoming a viable replacement for most laptop users.
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"It's been tiring, the showers were cold and obviously we missed home comforts, but here we were all the same, standing firm," supply operator Luis Varas said, as he took down his tent and shook out the dust.
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It's a bit of a jab at the classic "chosen one" origin story, but it's quickly revealed the this game doesn't know how to do anything but make fun of tropes, which itself is an awfully tiring trope.
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It seems like a big shift from season one's court drama, and that might just be a good thing — the advantage of having an ever-changing series is letting it change things up before the show gets tiring.
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Join Adam—and usual co-hosts Danielle, Austin, and Natalie—for a more freeform Friday podcast that tackles such questions as finding work-life balance among many tiring projects, asking "why, Nintendo?" and dipping into "true" Monopoly rules.
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It is a lousy conversation, as you'll recall from the last time anyone bothered participating in it, a tired and tiring exercise exercise in various veiled uglinesses conducted through ill-tempered aspersion-casting and barking doofy scouting cosplay.
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Bin Laden also remained in touch with the leader of the Taliban, Mullah Omar, as late as 2010, sending him a letter intended to be a pep talk about how NATO was tiring of the occupation of Afghanistan.
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It turns off automatically after 2100 minutes, has an adjustable volume level, has velcro tabs to hook it onto a stroller and multiple melodies/sound options like ocean sounds and lullabies in case the white noise gets tiring.
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The effective yet subtle processing and a hard, noticeable but not overpowering bass response are the strong points, while an overly bright vocal and high-end tone can get tiring when listening on the iPhone at high volumes.
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With both men visibly tiring, Miocic changed his tactics in the fourth round, ripping a series of devastating left hooks to the body of his opponent to set up the stoppage with 51 seconds left on the clock.
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Think about it: Its economy is smaller than a sputtering Italy, its infrastructure is fracturing at the seams, the public is tiring of the kleptocrats, internal unrest is rife, and the military, despite Syrian bluster, is largely decaying.
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For Mr. 't Sas-Rolfes and other experts, the trophy hunting debate remains a tiring distraction from the pivotal question of how to sustainably finance conservation in Africa, and how to deal with poaching and growing human populations.
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Even the relatively light pace of this campaign has proved tiring for Ms. Feinstein, as she has remarked more than once, showing the wear and tear that comes from being a candidate running in a state this vast.
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Complaints about the fashion show system, a monthlong twice-yearly four-country treadmill to see clothes six months before they reach stores, have been around for a long time: Fashion week is too tiring, too old-fashioned, too crowded.
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Throughout the fight, the main character Sekiro is just hacking away at this beast's legs and body, tiring it out and whittling its lifeforce down until horse and master have no choice but to give in, defeated and bloodied.
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Six minutes after replacing a tiring Pedro, the striker signed from Olympique de Marseille for 33 million pounds ($42.5 million), stuck out a leg to net Cesar Azpilicueta's cutback, despite a valiant attempt by Foster to keep it out.
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The deciding set was littered with service breaks but Murray crucially saved break points at 4-4 and then pounced when Wawrinka served in the next game, sealing the title as his tiring Swiss opponent blazed a forehand wide.
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And every morning in that hot but fading summer, as my mother suffered silently and my brother cried out, I ran to check on them, never tiring of watching these free-flying spirits with wings as bright as flags.
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As holiday travel heats up, there's a quiet, unmarked restaurant in Newark Airport making the trip less tiring for such celebrity clients as Lady Gaga, 50 Cent, Anna Faris, Billy Idol, Madonna and Pete Davidson and certain invited guests.
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"Art fairs are very important, but they're gutting the small-to-midsize gallery sector; it's stressful, it's tiring, it's expensive," Brett Schultz, who in 2016 closed Yautepec, the Mexico City space he co-directed, told The New York Times.
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It's tiring, decrying hate, And likely tiresome as wellBut ever since the hammer fell And Trump ascended to the throne I've told myself my voice alone Won't make a difference, but that I Should not interpret that: Don't try.
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"It's not tiring for them to stand on one leg and they can achieve it with very little effort," said Lena Ting, a biomedical engineer at Emory University and the Georgia Institute of Technology who co-led the study.
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If you're not a fan of the prequels, starting off with Jar Jar Binks might be tiring, but I will say that going from the breathtaking final few minutes of Rogue One into A New Hope is a thrill.
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At the end, he was tiring physically, but not professionally; he struggled with depression and worried constantly about not being good enough, about not being able to do more for students who always needed more, especially students of color.
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He finds the trope tiring, and his mother's comments ironic, noting that most of his friends his age are helping their parents or extended families financially, whether through support in retirement or with day-to-day expenses and bills.
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Upon my fourth or fifth attempt of trying and failing to slay a small horde of zombies using the floating orb weapon, I was tiring myself out and could feel sweat building up on my neck and underneath the headset.
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Wedding season can be stressful, tiring, and money-consuming — so in this episode of Ballin' On A Budget, Awkwafina shows us how to glow-up for one of the busiest times of the year — and spend the least amount of money.
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I am merely one anecdata point among billions, but I'm sure I'm not the only Facebook user who has found herself shying away from the very public, often performative, and even tiring habit of posting regular updates to Facebook and Instagram.
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To avoid any threats of motion sickness, movement is generally 1:1 so if you're planning on traversing Skyrim in VR you may want to keep drinks and snacks within reach as the device can definitely get tiring to use.
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In our reviews of the major VR headsets we noted that both were pretty tiring to use for long periods of time, and the if the content itself is not immersive, why put in extra effort to watch it in VR?
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I've been doing quite a bit of work with my grandpa, building a new terrace to sit on and also lifting loads of huge rocks to make a new level bit of ground next to it—which is bloody tiring!
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But even the celebrated "Lowell girls," many of whom were glad for the opportunity to escape rural farm life and establish themselves independently, found factory work tiring and dull, and began to organize to defend their wages and other rights.
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Daniel Sturridge could be used on the right and allowed to cut in on to his left foot, although there is an argument that he is more dangerous coming off the bench and playing through the middle against tiring defenders.
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Finger taps and swipes, no matter how intuitive, can only go so far in productivity — it's simply easier and physically less tiring to make smaller movements with a mouse than waving an arm and hand around in the air all day.
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Sagittarius has an abundant, generous energy—and during this full moon, as tiring and sensitive as it will make you feel, I want you to remember that you deserve all the wealth, love, and happiness the world has to offer.
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FIFA, whose officials privately speak about tiring of the yearslong saga, uneasily waded into the fight last October, inviting a delegation from Sierra Leone — which included the country's vice president, attorney general and minister of justice — to Zurich for talks.
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"It's another challenge, man," said Yankees first baseman Luke Voit, who smashed his team-leading ninth home run on Wednesday and noted afterward that it was good to be home after a tiring three-city, nine-game West Coast road trip.
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Underlying causes could be anything from depression, high blood pressure, sleep apnea, or just a very tiring week — so before you freak out about seeing those big variations, monitor your levels for a few weeks before talking to your doctor.
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However, unlike after some of his previous meltdowns, his game did not fall apart and he continued to throw his tiring body around the court after losing the fourth-set tiebreak as the match headed toward the new 10-point decider.
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The swim went past in the blur or towels and cheering, while the fencing – held in a gymnasium where William and Harry would have been "beasted" by army fitness instructors (translation: physically worked to the point of exhaustion) – was long, hard and tiring.
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Malick has set out to melt the artifice of narrative away, but on the contrary, the lack of a real thread or any sense of continuity makes the viewer hyper-aware of its construction, turning the film into a frequently plodding, tiring experience.
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Testers unsure about an athlete's honesty during evaluations could be invited to watch training sessions anonymously—or conduct assessments without warning, as with drugs tests, to prevent subjects from tiring themselves out beforehand in the hope of getting a more favourable rating.
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It gets tiring waving at them all—stressed-out, wrinkled accidents of the human form, with white hair, or no hair, or nubby yellow sun visors, grimacing, hunched over their steering wheels, as if they were being chased by men with guns.
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Driven by concerns that the nation's controversial policy is contributing to an aging society and gender gap and tiring of international scrutiny over the limitation, China's cabinet is reportedly commissioning research examining the environmental, social and other implications of changing the law.
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It's narrated by Korede, a meticulous, quiet, long-suffering nurse whose sister, Ayoola––the younger, more traditionally attractive, artistic, charismatic, and generally beloved sibling—has an inconvenient habit of tiring of her lovers, drawing them into conflict, stabbing them, then claiming self-defense.
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Tiring of life as an explorer and safari guide, Mr. Hoare first hired out as a mercenary in 1960-19923, leading a European force fighting for Moise Tshombe, whose Katanga province was trying to break away from the newly independent Republic of Congo.
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To no one's surprise, when the scientists tallied results, the cyclists proved to have unanimously reported less fatigue and more happiness during the moderate pedaling, especially if the researchers checked in near the end of either of the sessions of tiring intervals.
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They brainstormed for five months and decided to tackle the broken customer experience of dinner: A microwaved burrito isn't satisfying, ordering from a restaurant is expensive and grocery lines are often too long to deal with after a tiring day at work.
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"The doctors did blood tests, but they weren't addressing the inflammation, which was the weird thing," said Wozniacki, who found it stranger still that after years of wearing opponents down with her fitness, she was the one tiring first in her matches.
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But it is worth remembering that she is a political neophyte who openly acknowledges how jarring her rise to prominence has been and how tiring it is to play the great hope or villain while just trying to do her job as a legislator.
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Filming a show like this and going on dates, doing interviews, holding rose ceremonies, and traveling around looks tiring when you just watch it, so it wouldn't be surprising if Hannah was just a little overtired from filming and needed a moment to rest.
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In short, we are probably at one of the most pivotal and politically invigorating moments in the Brexit process and yet, bogged down in the nitty-gritty detail, unending news flow and technical details of Brexit, the public could be forgiven for tiring of it.
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Rumours had swirled for some time that the electric guard was tiring of playing second fiddle to LeBron James, statistically the greatest player in modern NBA history, who grew up in nearby Akron and has spent ten of his 14 NBA seasons with the club.
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"These past few weeks have been some of the most hard, tiring, emotional and trying times I've ever ran up against in my thirty years on this earth as I lost a friend a role model and most importantly a brother," Jordan Foltz wrote.
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But with the promotion quickly tiring of his antics, the once hugely-popular Irishman may find that while he might well be able to win back the belt in the future, winning back the fans and his fellow fighters may prove a lot more difficult.
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Many have noted a rise in print sales and corresponding decline in e-book sales over the past three years as a sign that people are tiring of screens: The analog nature of books, derided over the last several years, has become its salvation.
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Joe Trippi, the chief media strategist for Doug Jones, the Alabama Democrat who defeated Roy Moore last year in a special Senate election, agreed recently in an interview with Vox's Ezra Klein that people are tiring of the incessant conflict created by politics these days.
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In 2000, tiring of the scene's limited playlist, modern ballroom pioneer Vjuan Allure sampled that "ha" in a remix specifically tailored to battles called "The Allure Ha." Vjuan's new of ballroom dispelled with traditional verse-verse-break song structure, ratcheting up the drama instead.
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I let the subject exhaust that line of conversation, like an owner tiring out a dog by going on however long a walk was needed to make them more pliable and relaxed once they returned home, to the conversation I really wanted to have.
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Watching characters living in our own era attempt to stave off some machine-induced apocalypse by protecting a single individual is starting to get particularly tiring when whole communities are suffering from, and attempting to mitigate the effects of, a dystopian future that's already here.
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Perhaps that's why the series plays like a carnival ride -- something that's fun and exciting the first time, and tiring and a little nausea-inducing by the time you reach the 13th, which happens to be how many episodes were made for the first season.
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Pettis' UFC debut, entering the Octagon as the final ever WEC lightweight champion before that organisation's amalgamation with the UFC, saw him succumb to a tiring unanimous decision loss against Clay Guida, who took Pettis down at will and largely suffocated him on the ground.
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Drew Barrymore spent a lifetime as one of the hottest actresses in show business, but after taking some time off to focus on her family and pursue other projects, she's realizing how tiring it can be to keep up with Hollywood's breakneck pace, and unrealistic expectations.
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The job is tiring and solitary, but it does at least seem to offer decent job security: driver shortages are a perennial complaint in the industry, and the average age of the workforce is high (13 in Britain), so the shortfalls are likely to get worse.
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You'd need a lot of rudder input to keep the plane flying straight ahead (think of the rower, if he stopped rowing with one arm entirely!) It's tiring to hold that rudder position for a long time—and if you trim correctly, you won't have to.
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While playing with a single Joy Con is fine, it can get a little tiring to just use one hand for every single thing you do in the game — I found myself switching between my left and right hands when playing for long periods of time.
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The Great Wall continues to be an extremely popular SVW destination this offseason and true to the tradition of guys unable to go there and not work out for just one second, Langston Galloway attempted to run up 2,000 stairs, thankfully tiring out at around thirty.
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Full moons are always emotional and tiring, so you may feel worn out as you drag yourself onto the plane, but through the new learning experiences you're embarking on, you're going to let go of old, outdated ways of thinking (and feeling) that no longer serve you.
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" But he said every technology has drawbacks — in the case of GalaPro, he said, holding up a phone during a show could be tiring for some theatergoers, and "I think it's going to be a niche product unless they find a way to make it more palatable.
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In an interview with publisher Craig Yoe that prefaces Jay Disbrow's Monster Invasion, Disbrow connects his comics career to a consumption of Sunday supplements as a kid and remembers tiring of commuting from Asbury Park into Manhattan for inking and penciling gigs at Iger in his 20s.
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But many of the most successful operations in Mitchell County and surrounding areas are now run by younger family members in their 20s, 30s and 40s, who have come back to take over after attending college or tiring of the grind of big-city desk jobs.
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" As he described Bosnian violence to O'Brien—neighbor torturing neighbor; killers tiring of their task, and needing to rest—"I could sort of see her eyes widen," he said, adding, "There's nothing that fascinates her more than violence when it's got a kind of intimate aspect.
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"The industry is tiring of the Hollywood embeddedness in fashion where you can see the dollar signs all over the actress who was paid X amount of dollars to sit front row," said Nicole Phelps, the director of Vogue Runway, a part of the magazine's web portal.
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" Although she appreciated the opportunity, Markle didn't shy away from telling the publication about the tiring experience: "I would end up standing up there forever in these terribly uncomfortable and inexpensive five-inch heels just waiting for someone to pick me so I could go and sit down.
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Read More: 'It gets tiring': Cannabis retailer MedMen's CMO talks about the challenges of marketing marijuana and why education is a key pillar of its strategyAt MedMen, Dancer built the company's marketing and insights practice, heading a 40-person team, according to his LinkedIn, which doesn't reflect his departure.
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The ongoing saga between Saul "Canelo" Alvarez and Gennady "GGG" Golovkin is presently displaying all the frustrating hallmarks of the tiring episode between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao, which left the sport in a state of purgatory for a few years before their damp squib of a fight.
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"The Post columnist Petula Dvorak wrote that Briskman, 52, "wasn't an activist, a protester, a radical or a meddler," but "just a mom going to swim meets, racing to meetings for her contracting job, getting her workout in and tiring of the hatred and division swirling around her.
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Matt Holliday, who was mired in a 2-for-21 slump entering the game, drove in two runs — the first with a sacrifice fly in the fourth inning, and the other with a single in the ninth, when the Yankees pushed across their final two runs against a tiring Sale.
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After a few tiring hours on the water, I'm glad to have Strada smooth out the ride for the late-night drive down a woodsy stretch of Highway 1, and the carbon-ceramic brakes are more than adequate for keeping me from hitting the deer that jets across the road.
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For one thing, some words in the affective and evaluative categories seem interchangeable—there's no difference between "frightful" in the former and "horrible" in the latter, or between "tiring" and "annoying"—and all the words share an unfortunate quality of sounding like a duchess complaining about a ball that didn't meet her standards.
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They thankfully don't come with bedbugs or whiffs of cigarette smoke, but they are witnesses of the innumerable experiences — whether pleasant, tolerable, or awful — we've all had settling into them in the midst of a tiring trip, heartened by the promise of free continental breakfasts, truckers' specials, and good old-fashioned hospitality.
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CHIKATSUYU, Japan (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Yoshifumi Yano was tiring of the high cost of living and long hours of work at a travel firm in Osaka, Japan's second largest city, when he heard of a hotel for sale in a small town nearby that was known for its onsen, or hot springs.
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"Doing these 30-second pitches, hundreds of times a day, is very tiring — you're completely wiped out at the end of the day," said Mr. LaRoche, who headed back to the commercial adjudication department on the third floor and slipped into a small room where an administrative law judge sat at a computer terminal.
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But eventually the BlackBerry was adopted by a very different part of society to the banker or the music industry professional or the aide or the PR or the PA. Young people, incapable of having phone contracts and tiring of the rigmarole of topping up credit, began to use BlackBerrys for their BlackBerry Messenger service.
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Counter punching and fighting on the retreat, rather than while advancing, went hand-in-hand and Silva was able to mitigate the threat of takedowns with movement rather than in the traditional and extremely tiring style of striking in MMA at the time—move forward hitting hard, sprawl hard when challenged with a takedown attempt.
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I don't care if you get accepted to Stanford…BUT…I care if you cry…I care if you are stressed..I care if you are unhappy…I care when you get hungry even if you get hungry every two hours (I admit, it can get tiring feeding you constantly)…But I love you.
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It's hard and tiring to repeatedly chase the Warriors around screens, and even if it works, they will adjust: Steph and Klay can keep moving once they catch the ball, curling inside the three point line after they catch the ball, finding space for pull-up twos, which they both hit at a high rate.
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There is a new Moon in Libra on Monday which offers refreshing energy towards your tiring endless list of daily tasks, helping you power through paperwork and chores so that you can enjoy the company of others, because Libra, like Taurus, is ruled by love planet Venus, which is in your house of partnerships.
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Swinging at air can be tiring and embarrassing (as Renan Barao found out against T. J. Dillashaw) and most fighters are not stubborn enough to do that each time the opponent moves so they will take their finger off the trigger a little and suddenly the threat of the perfect counter is no longer there.
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Your planetary ruler, Venus, makes an easy connection with Neptune on January 3, bringing some magic to your everyday routine and lifting your spirits after what may have been a tiring and emotionally draining full moon, reconnecting with your sense of home and helping you go back to your usual routine after a busy holiday season.
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It's my job to watch everything and have opinions on all of it, and there's no season in which that's more tiring than the summer, with a tentpole release nearly every weekend that is big, loud, and large and requires me to review an entire history of prequels or universes just to figure out what's going on.
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The simple act of editing the world as we move through it is tiring work, but necessary; we learn to tune things out as needed but there is also the work we have to do, the peeling of bejeweled layers of lies, one after another, in pursuit of the simple truth that's been swaddled and suffocated underneath.
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THESE WERE TIRING YEARS, but there were also many moments of joy: the morning on which the pump we'd attached to the third probe yielded a crystal-clear rivulet; when coming back from Tangier, I saw the Iris planifolia that, months before, we'd transplanted by the thousands from the construction site of a tourist dock, all in bloom.
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I love the fact that I am able to make people happy but cmon if you truly were in my position you would understand how tiring it is ( boo hoo Justin get over it) I'm going to keep making decisions I feel are fit for my growth and no human being will make me feel bad for it.
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It then takes 0003,500 man-hours to put up 5 miles of scaffolding and 1.5 miles of trusses to create the 22016,22013 square foot of stage floor, which is covered with 21 tons of lights, sound and video equipment, with 2200 speakers set up on the main stage alone – a sentence which is tiring just to read.
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Eclipses are all about destiny, and when one comes along, it knocks us off any path that's not right for us and places us on the right one—this can be shocking or tiring, so give yourself extra flexibility in your schedule this month, and be open to the limitless possibilities life has in store for you.
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This gendered double standard is tiring for everyone (except perhaps the men in suits), so while we should absolutely stop scrutinizing women's red carpet and black tie style so minutely (and judging it so cruelly), there is a useful takeaway from this outing of Barack Obama's international fashion secret: suits are always stylish, no matter how many times you wear the same one.
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But even as local political junkies are tiring of the national drama surrounding the 30th Congressional District&aposs Democratic primary in west Houston featuring attorney Lizzie Pannill Fletcher and activist Laura Moser , what happens here Tuesday night will have outsized implications for national Democrats&apos optimism and tactics in their bid to take control of the U.S. House in the fall.
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"I will put it in different terms, it is tiring to be here on this floor or in committee as a woman to continue to be counseled about what types of affordable — whether it is family planning conversations that rightfully I deserve to have with my own doctor choosing when women want to have a family and to avoid pregnancy," she said.
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Ms. Moreno said there were things that caregivers and families could do to minimize the risk, like maintaining regular routines; keeping the patient's living environment well lit and easy to navigate; making sure the patient always wears or carries identifying information; using a tracking device; and taking special care when in stimulating or tiring environments like airports or shopping malls.
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He would not send a tiring stalwart back to the mound to face the Yankees with the season on the line, as a doomed Grady Little did with Boston's Pedro Martinez in Game 7 of the 2003 A.L.C.S. Brad Peacock came in, Hinch said, because he liked the way his slider and riding fastball would play against the top of the Yankees' order.
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