I gave him an hour to change into something else.
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So how does it know which color to change into?
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TopCats must leave the stadium to change into their personal attire.
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My feelings of frustration and shock began to change into fear.
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Since it's going to change, what's it going to change into?
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Leaves begin to change into shades of red and yellow, Oct. 10.
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One for the ceremony and one to change into for the reception.
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He said he has the ability to change into anything he wants.
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Markle is expected to change into something less restrictive after the ceremony.
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He constantly loses his rucksack after ditching it to change into his suit.
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Ana leaves work immediately and goes home to change into something more comfortable.
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As she learns and excels, she begins to change into something beyond human.
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"I brought an outfit to change into," I said, kicking the shopping bag.
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He said he had run home after lunch to change into comfortable clothes.
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I'm interviewing another writer today, so I bring a sweater to change into.
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Luckily, I live down the road, and I'm able to change into sweatpants quickly.
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Just have clean clothes packed in your bag to change into when you're done.
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He knows that Zaza Pachulia likes to change into a fresh jersey at halftime.
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Princess Eugenie also decided not to change into a second dress for her wedding reception.
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I sent the girls currently working to change into their night uniform and have dinner.
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It's so warm in the sun, I actually run back inside to change into shorts.
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If you must wear heels, then you really should bring along flats to change into.
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A spare set of sensible shoes to change into once the photo ops are over?
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I was provided a fluffy, luxurious robe to change into, as well as thick socks.
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Within seconds, the performers are removing their current costumes to change into their next one.
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Smart runners brought a second pair of shoes to change into on the start line.
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Force myself to change into actual clothes, then make my way downstairs into my office/library.
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She asked me to change into a pair of hospital pants and lie on my stomach.
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Hearing an altercation, Wade Wilson runs to change into his costume, finding a nearby telephone booth.
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When the nurse asked me to take my clothes off to change into a hospital gown.
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They opened another bottle of wine and Hurley went to her room to change into sweatpants.
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We could continue to move higher but this momentum is more likely to change into consolidation.
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She had good foresight, as she was asked to change into the dress for the audition.
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We could go this second, I said, we didn't even need to change into our suits.
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Immediately afterwards, I'd rush to the nearest restroom with a fresh pair of shorts to change into.
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He then allegedly pulled the plug to drain the water while finding dry clothes to change into.
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The person accompanying her asks if she wants to "change into regular shoes" after walking the carpet.
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The first models come back to the dressing area and run to change into their next look.
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" She needed a moment of privacy to change into her Charleston-friendly costume for "Billion Dollar Baby.
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The children drenched at Park Avenue were forced to change into gowns after their clothes were soaked.
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Something went terribly wrong the February 2015 evening Corey Carter refused the command to change into prison garb.
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According to Banfield, she slipped away to change into her gown — and no one knew what was happening.
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Shortly after, Mod Sun takes the shirt off his back and offers it to Thorne to change into.
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She is then expected to change into another dress for her reception at her family's home in Bucklebury.
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It was nice of course but I was thinking 'but you have to change into a snowboarder now'.
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We meditated a bit to gather ourselves, and then we headed to the bathrooms to change into swimsuits.
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That happens sometimes, but normally you're asked to change into clothes, and they were just asking me to strip.
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He said she did not have time to change into something more suitable clothing that she brought with her.
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As I step out of the room to change into my next outfit, the panel chat with one another.
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I gulped down my sandwich, ready to change into my uniform and rush out to help at any moment.
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New Edition took a little longer than BET expected to change into their all-white garments for their performance.
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His wife had gone off to another part of the residence to change into a new outfit, she wrote.
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I head to the bathroom to change into my yoga clothes and begin the mile walk to the studio.
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I finally get home and convince myself to change into workout clothes before I settle in for the night.
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Since I planned to get sweaty, I brought a fresh T-shirt and undergarments to change into in Hawaii.
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I shower, pick out a cute outfit for lunch, and pack a more business appropriate outfit to change into later.
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Minor said it's becoming more common for women to change into a second dress at the reception or after-party.
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He directed her to change into a thong, spread her legs and hold a paintbrush up to her genital area.
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Within a few months, its skin begins to change into a dizzying, labyrinthine array of black and bright green pixels.
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Zhang appeared in prison garb, and Judge Roy Altman asked why she did not want to change into civilian clothes.
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I also find a way to change into my running clothes and start my prerun routine of stretching and other exercises.
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If customers aren't willing to change into the cheapest plans, the insurance companies won't have any incentive to compete on price.
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Then I threw on some cozy sweats and a sweater and Converse, and grabbed a fancy outfit to change into later.
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Then I take my daily vitamins, grab some Greenies for the dogs, and head back upstairs to change into my gym clothes.
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When I had room in my bag, I brought a back-up pair to change into, but lugging footwear around was cumbersome.
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Sometimes I'll have a pair of heels with me to change into when I get to the office, like my Margaux heels.
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Stephens, whose serve had just been broken by Azarenka, took advantage of the opportunity to change into a fresh dress and refocus.
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Of course, we know we should probably pack some alternative, more ergonomic footwear to change into as soon as the opportunity presents itself.
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So, your best bet is to bring a dry change of clothes with you to change into, and you'll be good to go.
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I do not want to change into a woman, nor do I feel as though I'm a 'woman trapped in a man's body.
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He walked out of the U.S. District Court in Boston in his blue jail scrubs, without a chance to change into street clothes.
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After breakfast, the miners are assigned their particular job for the day, and then they have five minutes to change into their uniforms.
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Access to the plant is easier than it was just a year ago, when visitors still had to change into special protective clothing.
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ARRIVE 15 MINUTES EARLY OR MORE Arriving early gives you time to change into a robe, fill out forms, and enjoy your surroundings.
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I drag myself to bed and can barely keep my eyes open long enough to change into my pajamas and brush my teeth.
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"I'm very capable of changing to anything I want to change into," Trump said during an interview with Fox News on February 10.
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" Her Victoria Beckham fashion parade didn't stop there: "She wanted to make the after dress to change into and I was like, Oh, great!
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Yes, it seems like the perfect trifecta to start your day — except when you're left with no time to change into presentable work attire.
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Kylie explains that since the dinner is in the city she's going to change into her dress when she meets her friend Heather Sanders.
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Suddenly I was being told to change into scrubs while nurses streamed into the room and started preparing Sophie for an emergency C-section.
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Others include claims that military authorities told them on returning flights to change into civilian clothes upon arrival lest they be attacked by protesters.
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One fall a bunch of them showed up in roller skates and didn't bother to change into shoes before they took up their tools.
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Women sit on the steps to change into their dedicated tango shoes before hitting the dance floor, while traditional tango songs fill the air.
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He pulls his large hands from the pockets of his checkered chef's pants and wishes he'd had a chance to change into something sharp.
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"Not on my watch," he proclaims before dashing into a phone booth to change into his super-suit to the heroic theme music to Superman.
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I decided to change into the underwear immediately, since I was going to see a play later that night and knew peeing would be an issue.
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After a long day spent walking around town, they won't have to change into new shoes for a nice sit-down meal or round of drinks.
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Boys at the school are allowed to wear tank tops, but if female students do the same, they're told to change into their school-sanctioned gym shirt.
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When you arrive at Shape House, you are given clothes to change into that fully cover your body – a long-sleeved T-shirt, sweatpants and sweat socks.
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We don't stay in the water for too long, and fortunately British boy brought towels and sweatshirts and trackies to change into for when we get out.
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The disco lights went on, loud music began to blare, and we were made to change into the sort of clothes you'd wear on a night out.
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"Every day, they do certain things that help them to change into the individuals they need to become in order for success to visit them," he told CNBC.
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The bride, who wore a custom Trish Peng gown for the ceremony, made sure to change into a simple white dress for the reception — because dance-off priorities!
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Now is the time of testing whether we can keep our republic, or whether this republic is destined to change into a different, more tyrannical form of government.
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Please help me, I really want to change into a normal, sociable person people wouldn't be disgusted with, but I have almost no idea how to proceed, Ben.
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I packed my work bag with back-up flats to change into in case they started irritating my feet after a few hours, but I needn't have bothered.
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" Then, in 2015, a female student was pulled out of class and told to change into a baggy pair of shorts because hers didn't pass the "fingertip test.
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Then the sport began to change into the women's activity it is now, with more elegant tumbling moves, and dance elements in which we can be feminine and athletic.
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During the same meeting, the Post reports, Ware was asked to change into a bikini by her coaches to see if she was in shape for a calendar shoot.
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A nurse ushered us into the psychiatric patient intake room, with its fixed bed, solid walls, and a locking door, where I had to change into hospital-issued scrubs.
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The RubdownWhen a client comes in, we give them a disposable thong to change into and then have them lay face down, like you would for a regular massage.
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The result was a continual flow of sculptures in which bodies, assaulted and mutilated from both inside and out, were nonetheless finding the energy to change into something new.
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Allowing her additional time to change into her running gear, Miller, then, had reached the spot where the photos were taken about 1 hour 27 minutes into her run.
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But if you're going to be power walking a couple miles in them daily, you might want to save these to change into once you get to the office.
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An officer comes in and brings some clothes for Grotto to change into, and takes Karen and Foggy outside to go over the details of their client's witness protection.
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He'd resist for a while, then throw on some more wood before marching upstairs to change into his bathing suit, which he'd wear for the rest of the evening.
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"We can't take a bath, we don't have any clothes to change into - we just have what we ran out in," a woman at one evacuation center told TBS television.
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"Now is the time of testing whether we can keep a republic or whether this republic is destined to change into a different, more tyrannical form of government," he added.
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The final step was to change into an outfit selected to match my mom's look – complete with keyhole magenta top and hair flower – and recreate my mom's pose for a photographer.
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I walked into my dressing room to change into my costume for the day and saw that there was no thong for me to wear under my skintight hot-pink pants.
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She performs an exaggerated strip tease in front of the entire camp to change into her bathing suit for her mandated "before" photo, sending a clear message — she already felt sexy.
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But Mr. Kim had no idea what was happening when guards came to him the morning of May 9 last year and told him to change into his old civilian clothes.
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But Mr. Kim had no idea what was happening when guards came to him the morning of May 9 last year and told him to change into his old civilian clothes.
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Instead of heading home first to change into your gear, and losing your will to go in the process, you're ready as soon as you leave the office for the day.
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When I interviewed at Refinery29, I even had to change into my superhero outfit (okay, just a new dress I felt really confident in) and then back into my regular office attire.
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One model told the website that even on her busiest days, she's expected to "make more than 700 poses" and is only given a single minute to change into her next outfit.
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The 2.5-inch height was surprisingly comfortable because of the thick block heel, and I didn't find myself needing to change into my backup shoes or sneakers before hitting the dance floor.
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"The A.N.C. is now being forced to change into a political party," said Rekgotsofetse Chikane, a university student leader and A.N.C. member who is the son of a famous party leader, the Rev.
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When they reach the lake, Crewdson ducks behind a nearby shed to change into his swim trunks, and puts in his nose plug — "the most important piece," he says, laughing, before wading in.
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He rides a backlash to excess — 'too much freedom seems to change into nothing but too much slavery' — and offers himself as the personified answer to the internal conflicts of the democratic mess.
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"You've got to have a force that's ready," Giacalone insisted, adding that he was appalled some Charlottesville police appeared to have been sent to change into body armor while violence escalated around them.
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A manager offered him a shirt to change into, but—since the restaurant doesn't sell its own merch—he questioned where it came from and said he'd prefer not to wear a stranger's clothing.
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"Now is the time of testing whether we can keep our republic, or whether this republic is destined to change into a different, more tyrannical form of government," Nadler said after Wednesday's contempt hearing.
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With the exec team set to take a virtual trip into your living room, you'll want to change into something a little more... office appropriate, even if your current surroundings are anything but corporate.
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I drive home (I had one margarita over four hours), pump up the heat, and stand around watching Last Chance U in my coat until my apartment feels warm enough to change into PJs.
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United Airlines barred two teenage girls from boarding a flight on Sunday morning and required a child to change into a dress after a gate agent decided the leggings they were wearing were inappropriate.
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We head to the bathroom to change into warm clothes (Southeast Asian airport A/C is no joke) and then head to an airport bakery for a snack and to spend our last Singapore dollars.
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Not only can the drone change into different shapes, like a square or curved line, it can also autonomously decide what shape it needs to change into depending on the space it's required to navigate.
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While the team is planning on creating material that is able to change into several different shapes as well—the current fiber mesh is locked into one position—Pikul said that it's not entirely necessary.
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By any standard of decency toward women, the act of ogling a 20-something model, inviting her to change into a bikini and then proclaiming her a 'Trump girl' when paraded around the pool is piggish.
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"I like lots of crystals," Biles said, after emerging from behind a blue folding mat she was using to change into one of six Biles-themed leotards that GK planned to release leading up to Rio.
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I can carry it with me off a train and into a Lyft, and bring it in a public bathroom when a company unexpectedly asks me to change into running clothes in the middle of a seminar.
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" It should come as no surprise—according to the Oxford Dictionary, the word enantiodromia means "The tendency of things to change into their opposites, especially as a supposed governing principle of natural cycles and of psychological development.
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I liked that the pants fit me like a glove, but I could only lounge around in them for a short amount of time before I felt like I needed to change into something a bit cooler.
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"It's okay for a relationship to change into a new form that is actually better for both people involved, and I think that's maybe what shocked everyone so much—that it can be a positive thing," she insisted.
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"It's OK for a relationship to change into a new form that is actually better for both people involved, and I think that's maybe what shocked everyone so much—that it can be a positive thing," she insisted.
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She ended up falling in love with two different dresses, and the store surprised everyone by donating both for the big day — one gown to wear during the ceremony and another to change into later in the night.
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She had a small shopping cart and was excited to be able to change into a new-looking pair of shoes she'd just groundscored, put on fresh lipstick, and charge her phone when she arrived at the Navigation Center.
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"Once a potential target home was selected, a larger vehicle would be utilized to give the suspects the opportunity to change into more comfortable clothing and hoodies to avoid being recognized and cart away the stolen goods," Carranza added.
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"Once a potential target home was selected, a larger vehicle would be utilized to give the suspects the opportunity to change into more comfortable clothing and hoodies to avoid being recognized and cart away the stolen goods," Carranza said.
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Maribel Burgos barely has time to change into her uniform before she has to clock in at the McDonald's in Lower Manhattan where she works, even though she gives herself 210 minutes to commute from her home in East Harlem.
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" She says he had "prepared clothes for her to change into," and once she had changed into them, he led her into his basement, where he "taped her hands to pull-up rings … and then put a blindfold on her.
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Mike Pence of Indiana was in the middle of formally accepting the vice-presidential nomination, in order to change into her present outfit: dark shorts, sparkly hoop earrings and a T-shirt bearing the face of the pop singer Aaron Carter.
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The morning she is to receive a gold medal of honor from the Milan City Council for "destroying the stereotype of the brainless cover girl," she refuses to change into "elegant clothes" and scoffs at the ordeal at her cluttered desk.
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One of my favorite perks of being a Viking queen is ordering the men to change into the costumes of your liking, and this date's period specific garb was just as amazing as the handball singlets I made the guys wear in Olso.
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I hope our culture has changed, at least a little, in the last three and a half years, and I hope it will continue to change into a culture of believing survivors and supporting survivors and eliminating the shame and blame from the immediate reaction.
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When the car started to change into a left lane, it abruptly returned to the initial lane and collided with Nilsson, who now says the crash resulted in injuries that have forced him to take disability leave from work, according to The Mercury News.
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I think the elements that we need to take on are - how do we change some of the fundamental, how do we move from instead of paying for healthcare products, how do we move to change into an episodic of care and outcomes based approach.
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While Culpo was yet to change into her game day attire, the 25-year-old New Englander — and lifelong Patriots fan — has already proved she's one of the team's most devoted fans by wearing a series of very spirited outfits ahead of Sunday's championship game.
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Why it could be trouble: She made things difficult for her own wedding guests, ordering those at her 2013 nuptials to wear white – and then to change into other attire between the ceremony and the reception (but not providing them a place to change).
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One of many indicators that it wasn't something I'd like to pursue further was that I just ended up wearing what I'd been wearing all day…I really didn't care to change into something nicer for him — or something that I'd thought he'd appreciate.
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Groggy from the meds and still in pain, they stopped off at a Target on their way back to the reception and Jon ran in to buy his new bride a comfy pair of pajamas to change into so she'd be more comfortable at the reception.
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Yes, the President of the United States showed up to a memorial for the Virginia Beach mass shooting wearing his golfing clothes, like he was so focused on his tee time that he couldn't be bothered to change into some decent shoes before swinging by the church.
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Some street clothes contain metal in unexpected places, like underwear and socks, which is why patients are usually asked to change into hospital gowns before an M.R.I., said Dr. David Hintenlang, a medical physicist in the radiology department at the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.
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One morning at an upper-Manhattan TV studio, the writer, performer, and life-style guru Amy Sedaris was in her dressing room on the set of her new joys-of-domesticity show, "At Home with Amy Sedaris," on truTV, getting ready to change into her fish-gutting pinafore.
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A tall, athletic man who worked for iFly led us to change into purple jumpsuits that were made out of some environment-defiant mixture of nylon and other proprietary materials and forced us to watch an instructional video about all the safety and fun we were going to have.
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Rather than the Gary of "The Life and Death of Émile Ajar," a chameleon whose only lament was that he ran out of colors to change into, this other ending points to something else: that he may have learned, for better or worse, that life is not elsewhere.
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" Making a reference to Ben Franklin and the founding of the country, Nadler said the US is in a "time of testing whether we can keep a republic or whether this republic is destined to change into a different, more tyrannical form of government as other republics have over the centuries.
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While there's no definitive answer for whether you should remove your shoes when you enter the house, it may be a good general public health practice to change into house slippers after walking outside, said Dr. Boris Lushniak, the dean of the School of Public Health at the University of Maryland.
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They formed a new daily routine: Tony would pick Wing up from school or her part-time job as a barista, then they would find a quiet alley away from the CCTV cameras to change into their "black bloc" clothes, a front-line uniform of black clothes and masks to blend into the crowd.
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The trade was made on a Monday morning, May 1, and carried such urgency that Mirabelli arrived at Fenway Park with a police escort, hustling to change into his uniform and get behind the plate minutes before the first pitch of Wakefield's start against the Yankees, who had arrived tied for first place with the Red Sox.
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One featured a spot for guests to pick up a cup of coffee late into the night to keep the party going, paying tribute to the coffee shop culture of L.A. And the other room had a vending machine for anyone wanting to change into flats, as well as a photo booth and Beatriz's favorite nail gal adding charms to guests' manicures.
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We're not saying to change into your best blazer next time there's a Zoom call on your calendar (although we'd like to imagine that's what Diane Keaton, queen of the power suit, would do), but a statement earring or cute headband might be just what you need... especially if you haven't washed your hair in a while (guilty as charged).
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Now that the weather is taking a turn for the chilly, you no longer have to feel obligated to spend any amount of time outside — so consider this a formal invitation to change into something flannel, build yourself a nest among the seasonal throw pillows on your couch, and do some serious damage to your Netflix, Hulu, or (come November) Disney+ queue while the frost sets in.
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She stops briefly at her parents' house — she lives in Brooklyn, but stays with her family in Notting Hill when she's in town — to change into a Molly Goddard tulle dress before heading to 180 Strand, the official venue of LFW, to deliver a rousing speech on the treatment of models, diversity and the importance of supporting emerging talent as the British Fashion Council's newly appointed ambassador for positive fashion.
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This post is going to be brief because I'm about two seconds from running outside to catch me some Ditto, but: Reports are pouring in left and right that Ditto has, at long last, been added to Pokémon GO. The lil' purple blob has been curiously absent from the game since launch, but the reason wasn't too hard to figure out: he has a unique ability (the ability to change into the Pokémon it's battling) and the code behind it wasn't quite ready at launch.
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Junior Soldiers average 12-hour days—a combination of practical lessons, theory lessons, fitness training, and English, maths and IT—and after that they are allowed to change into non-tactical clothing and unwind at one of two places: Welfare, essentially a youth club where everyone is double-hard and is staffed 23/7 by counselors there to listen to every problem the Junior Soldiers might have; or Sandes, a quasi-religious on-site serviceman's cafe where all the soup-obsessed canteen-hating kids can buy food they actually like and where there are a lot of leaflets about god.
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