Court documents reportedly indicated Brewer died from a gunshot wound to the back of the head, and Fortuna died from a gunshot wound to the back of the head and two shots to the back.
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So I just went to the back of the plane.
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"I think we'd go back to the back alley abortions."
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"Yesterday we sat there," she added, pointing to the back.
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I took two stitches to the back of my eye.
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She pushed the idea to the back of her mind.
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But Maia now is all about getting to the back.
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And opposite was Baszler, scowling and retreating to the back.
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Oh, and there's a motorbike attached to the back too.
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They walked to the back, looking in piles of ash.
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A wallet that sticks to the back of your phone
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The bus is packed, all the way to the back.
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Soon I was ushering restaurant owners to the back door.
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The two collided, Vettel spun and dropped to the back.
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The maid skittered away to the back of the house.
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Lots more to the back story; it's worth a look.
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Both dropped to the back of the field after pitstops.
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French doors in the den open to the back patio.
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The kitchen opens up to the back garden and terrace.
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The tags are irritating to the back of my neck.
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PopSockets sells grips that attach to the back of cellphones.
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We were escorted to the back of an army truck.
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Then it went down—blows to the back of his head.
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It's a separate thing, but it magnetically attaches to the back.
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He wants to bring me to the back of the barn.
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So surprising my eyes rolled to the back of my head.
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Markannen missed three games last week due to the back issue.
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He stopped singing and darted to the back of the stage.
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Look at that, easier access to the back of the truck.
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The end to the back and forth will not come overnight.
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The line of fans stretched to the back of the room.
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The folding covers attach magnetically to the back of the device.
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She stumbled to the back of the building, still locked outside.
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Or they're being pushed to the back because they're Trump supporters.
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At the far end is the doorway to the back workroom.
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It appeared, then jumped to the back of me and disappeared.
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The living room has doors that lead to the back yard.
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Head to the back for fresh sugar cane and coconut water.
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I moved to the back door and it was just chaotic.
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I walked to the back of the house, to orient myself.
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Two sets of glass double doors open to the back patio.
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Nor was the anger limited to the back of the plane.
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That's the distance from the front wheels to the back wheels.
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I went around to the back and met Mr. and Mrs.
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Instructor: You&aposre gonna go from the front to the back.
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Long day, Chandler, she says to the back of his head.
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Kate says, a hand flying to the back of her head.
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It's time to put the oats to the back of the cupboard.
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It slid to the back floor, where her child picked it up.
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Amazon has relocated the speakers to the back of the Echo Show.
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Does he end up facing to the front or to the back?
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I enter the viewing area and make my way to the back.
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And we're waiting for the police to come to the back door.
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He holds it to the back of the man's head or neck.
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Normally, the vitreous gel is anchored to the back of the eye.
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From haute couture to the back of her closet, in 24 hours!
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Flipping around to the back side, there are supposedly two visual differences.
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Trump wants undocumented immigrants to go to the back of the line.
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O'Neal died of a gunshot wound to the back, according to authorities.
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Lee paced the aisle and stormed to the back of the auditorium.
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"To the back, there and there," he says, pointing to either side.
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The S Pen magnetically attaches to the back of the Tab S24.
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Now, punches to the back of the head—that's an interesting one.
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The fingerprint sensor's likely moving to the back of the Galaxy S8.
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That made adding a bed to the back a relatively natural idea.
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Then she was told to run to the back of the restaurant.
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French doors in the informal dining area open to the back courtyard.
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"Can I make it to the back door?" he would ask himself.
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Ruffles were also attached to the back, and extended like a skirt.
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The officers went to the back of the house and gained access.
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I've stepped to the back in terms of importance in the family.
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"They're sweets," he says, retreating to the back, looking the other way.
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For those, you'll have to head to the back of the store.
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"Get it up high, at least to the back rim," he said.
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A white man demanded they get to the back of the line.
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So I run to the back, try to get to the bathroom.
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Sliding doors in a wall of glass open to the back patio.
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We made our way to the back of the half-empty plane.
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The men took the couple to the back of a dress shop.
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But the door to the back of house section is essentially open.
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I swing the perspective to the front, and then to the back.
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He stood and walked to the back of his RV, moving mechanically.
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It's not pretty, and a poke to the back or side isn't going to cause any damage, but it does make turning kicks harder and often opens up the path to the back or the mat with a stumble.
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Women aren't going back to the back alley to make their health choices.
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They ran to the back to the restaurant and hid under a table.
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His purrs and asides now project easily to the back of the house.
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A police car arrived, siren blaring, and drove up to the back gate.
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This is duct-taping an Android phone to the back of your iPhone.
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This change means that the fingerprint reader has been moved to the back.
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It works with the new, thin Surface Pen, which attaches to the back.
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He was left with wounds to the back of his skull and forehead.
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The kitchen narrows into a breakfast area looking out to the back terrace.
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Employees dashed to the back room and hid there when shots rang out.
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This speaker enhances the sound and attaches to the back of your phone.
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If the Garden eventually moves, it can't be to the back of Moynihan.
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Step 3: Twist and pin that section to the back of your head.
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"To the Back of Beyond" is the Swiss novelist's sixth and strangest novel.
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The asymmetrical design extended to the back, where there's a built in hand.
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I had to go to the back because no one could braid mine.
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"We had everyone underneath tables and got everyone to the back," he said.
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When you open the app, it will default to the back-facing camera.
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CBP1 told me to walk to the back of the truck, I complied.
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When suddenly, the sea dog hops on to the back of the boat.
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They have reduced the number of tellers and moved them to the back.
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The improved S Pen also magnetically attaches to the back of the tablet.
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Pendragon throws Excalibur into the air and receives it, kneeling, to the back
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He turned his baseball cap to the back and took out his drill.
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Curved white shelves line the walls, sweeping to the back of the room.
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"It was a simultaneous stab to the back and the heart," Abramovitz said.
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I'm sick to the back teeth of saying sorry for doing my job.
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I had to be escorted to the back of the hall by police!
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A steep flight of stairs led up to the back of the stage.
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Once at the service station, they headed to the back of the complex.
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Durant's shoes also sport a tag attached to the back of the heel.
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I sat down and my skirt stuck to the back of my thighs.
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A pantry closet was added next to the back door for more storage.
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An unpaved alley lined with corrugated-tin fencing led to the back entrance.
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The bromance moved to the back burner as Girard started his senior season.
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"China trade tensions seem to have moved to the back burner," he said.
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A contentious debate over gun legislation could push immigration to the back burner.
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Jay-Z used to wear his with the strings tied to the back.
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Access to the back row is nearly as easy as in a minivan.
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Outdoor space: A large, low-maintenance deck is next to the back porch.
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Turning to the back of the room, I lift my hands, then pause.
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The new system can send 2595 percent of torque to the back tires.
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And North Korea nuclear worries may have finally moved to the back burner.
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Then he and Barbara retreated to the back for dinner with another couple.
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But generally, if you are the only one, I go to the back.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Philip, I'm going to have you go to the back table, OK?
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And you go and take two hands to the back; that's a dirty shot.
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The blast to right field traveled 445 feet to the back of the bleachers.
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Charging it is as simple as plugging in the AC cord to the back.
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You buy Chronos, the smart disc that attaches to the back of any watch.
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Having them stick to the back of your sweaty thighs halfway through Beyoncé's set.
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The bus is jammed, though silent, as I push my way to the back.
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The passenger was reportedly taken to the back of the plane by airline staff.
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As I'm walking outside with them to the back porch, I meet a guy.
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At one point, feeling trapped, Michael Blenkins jumped to the back of the truck.
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Raced his whole life and respected by guys from the front to the back!
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So I asked again and he actually fled to the back of his shop.
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It looks almost identical to the back of leaked pictures of the next iPhone.
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A: Each time an attack is reported, we send it to the back end.
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"Adhesive color film is carefully applied to the back of the glass," Petersen explains.
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The camera does add a huge bulge to the back of this phone, though.
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Can Jarvis secretly order a hamburger and have it delivered to the back door?
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Shipman allegedly grabbed the victim and dragged him to the back of the bus.
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And the name of the customer is moving to the back of the card.
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"Finally, a black woman making a white man move to the back," Bee said.
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She boarded and walked to the back of the bus ... where Nelly's bedroom was.
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Just go straight to the back of the plane and don't say a word.
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But he faded to the back of the pack in Saturday's South Carolina primary.
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They would go to the back-up plan of hand-counting paper ballots instead.
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Feeling more dejected than ever, Fred walked around to the back of the building.
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O'Neal, who was unarmed, died of a gunshot wound to the back, police said.
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A female craft services staffer then told the actor to get to the back.
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Eventually the puck's going to find a way to the back of the net.
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The wood-paneled screened porch off the great room opens to the back deck.
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She took me to the back, comforting me until my husband could get there.
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The larger model will add a second camera to the back of the device.
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The chef then took this meat and headed to the back of his restaurant.
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It was covered from the front bumper all the way to the back bumper.
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This antibacterial cloth square sticks to the back of your phone for easy access.
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Five or six to the chest, one to the back, one to the side.
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Strong pivot to the back foot, right arm pump, and off to the races.
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Concerns about costs and deficit spending largely have been moved to the back burner.
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It is a five-minute walk to the Back Bay-South End T stop.
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I proceeded to Scotch tape all the chopsticks to the back of each mask.
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But on this warm May evening, she slipped to the back, her stride choppy.
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Some motorcycles are used as taxis, with wagons attached to the back for passengers.
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The master bedroom is on the first floor and opens to the back patio.
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It will recede to the back of almost everyone's mind by next weekend. 10.
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When enthusiasts locked eyes onto the car, they made a beeline to the back.
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I zoomed up to the back terrace of his house, where Mr. and Mrs.
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Whimsy extends to the back yard, which has courts for the lawn game pétanque.
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Beyoncé stood to the back as the two did their thing, occasionally providing encouragement.
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It was on my tongue, now it's spreading to the back of my mouth.
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The fire, already raging on the side of the building, traveled to the back.
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If I flip to the back, there are mail-order ads for skateboard decks.
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The group decides to follow the fence to the back of the Red Stage.
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She tried to run to the back, from what I understand, he fired another shot.
|
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As the officers questioned the ship's captain, I wandered to the back of the ship.
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Maybe I want bright lights strapped to the back of my TV, for extra explosions.
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First and foremost, Google finally added a second camera to the back of the phone.
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Tubman will replace Jackson on the front $20, while Jackson will move to the back.
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Photo: Flickr / Faris AlgosaibiHave you ever been to the back room of an Apple Store?
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He took the first pitch of Saturday's game to the back of his left hand.
|
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Listening to the back catalogue, you're left wondering if anything else sounds quite so sleek.
|
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"To the Back of Beyond" takes Mr Stamm's interest in ordinariness to a new level.
|
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Some of the industry reps moved to the back of the room beneath overhead speakers.
|
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She throws this thing, like, to the back row of the first section of seats.
|
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According to officials, she died of a gunshot wound to the back of her throat.
|
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It was launched from a rail attached to the back of a modified mobile home.
|
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Hawkins looks to the back of the floating venue, towards a barista behind the bar.
|
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On Monday, she walked to the back of the plane to take questions on camera.
|
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Tape doesn't touch a photo's emulsion, only other pieces of tape stuck to the back.
|
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Power is routed to the back wheels through a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox.
|
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After getting his wife's silent approval, he said, he hustled to the back to help.
|
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Many are pushed to the back of the line or to no line at all.
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We're not telling people to go to the back of the bus 'cause you're poor.
|
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I assured her I was OK. She moved us to the back of the plane.
|
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Take your little stabbers and go to the back of the room and stay there.
|
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And I feel myself being analyzed, too: I go to the back left too often.
|
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The jeweler took the watch to the back of the shop and came back upset.
|
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So I hit record on my device, and speak to the back of a neck.
|
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An older child can even ride along, if you attach a board to the back.
|
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I went to the back of the plane with the baby and began crying myself.
|
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Shareholders now come first and employees have been pushed to the back of the line.
|
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If you want multiple books signed, you must go to the back of the line.
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I had heard rumors, but I always pushed them to the back of my mind.
|
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Uber said it was also exploring similar tests, with employees moving to the back seat.
|
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Sunset had long been something of a dinghy attached to the back of Time Inc.
|
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The Times tracked international traffickers from Congolese rain forests to the back streets of Bangkok.
|
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I started running to the back and tripped over someone as the gun shots continued.
|
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Proposals to sell more weapons to Taiwan appear to have moved to the back burner.
|
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When he gave the name of the school, the driver turned to the back seat.
|
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Test riders will eventually be relocated to the back seat, where Americans increasingly find themselves.
|
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If there's no gavel to pick up next year, we return to the back benches.
|
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He walked to the back of the soundstage and jammed a napkin under his sunglasses.
|
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The long doors do not open especially wide, but access to the back is fine.
|
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El Hefe posted a statement saying security typically escort ill patrons to the back exit.
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We keep pushing it to the back of the fridge and we forget about it.
|
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Turn the book over and you see that the crow extends to the back cover.
|
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Here's a picture of the offer, posted to the back of the Uber's passenger's seat.
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Every time I thought about Islam I would put it to the back of my mind, and every time I thought about covering up I would put it to the back of my mind and think, Nah, that's not me, that's not who I am.
|
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The couple was killed by shotgun blasts to the back, according to the Lewis County Sirens.
|
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Right now the Trump-policy factors seem to have receded to the back of investors' minds.
|
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To the back of the resulting, thinner board, they then attached a hardwood lattice or cradle.
|
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For now, it's seemingly relegated VR to the back burner, but it hasn't given up altogether.
|
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The awkward looking rubber extensions to the back bumper are required by US regulations, for instance.
|
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To the surprise of some reporters, Clinton returned to the back of the plane on Tuesday.
|
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Many believed that we'd be relegated (or promoted) to the back seat as soon as 20183.
|
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He promised to "send them to the back of the queue" for any new trade deal.
|
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One member of the crowd wore a handwritten sign taped to the back of his shirt:
|
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The phone's fingerprint sensor is also rumored to be moved to the back of the phone.
|
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The cause of death -- determined to be a homicide -- was a gunshot wound to the back.
|
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But once he gets to the back of the line, he lets it all come out.
|
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Zoë Kravitz updated her look, adding a blue heart to the back of her shaved head.
|
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I cannot fathom why Olivia couldn't have let herself fade to the back just this once.
|
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So most cards still have magnetic strips attached to the back of the cards as well.
|
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I made my way to the back of the store and sat down on the floor.
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On December 1, 1955, Rosa Parks refused to move to the back of a city bus.
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When she said journalism, he led her to the back to meet the gathered press corps.
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When you need full mobility, you can move the Sling to the back with little effort.
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Now it is pushed so far to the back, I cannot clip my light on it.
|
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The younger boys chomped it down and raced to the back of the line for seconds.
|
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So I ran to the back door to see if it was open and it was.
|
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The link would take them to the back of the book, thus counting all pages read.
|
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Then Cespedes pulled out a pitching wedge and placed his ball to the back left side.
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The rejection, the waiting, the curt emails back – all of these are arrows to the back.
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All that's left is Peter staring into a camera refusing to look to the back seat.
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But with healthcare pushed to the back burner, I believe that it's infrastructure that gains steam.
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It's on yard signs and t-shirts and magnets stuck to the back of 18-wheelers.
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I saw him point to the back of the cash register...and he just kept firing.
|
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One needn't relegate a black suit to the back of the closet when the temperature rises.
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I finished the set early, bolted up, ran to the back office and barricaded myself there.
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She brings her hand to the back of his neck, squeezes gently, absorbing tension from him.
|
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One suspect retreated to the back of a room and re-emerged, returning fire, police said.
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It never had a gummed hinge affixed to the back, for mounting in a stamp album.
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When you see something, information flows from the eyes and to the back of the brain.
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Another downstairs room that could be used as a second study opens out to the back.
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One of the suspects retreated to the back of the room and re-emerged, returning fire.
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Now imagine having a jet engine strapped to the back of the seat and hitting launch.
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McKnight wore a stunning white ruffled dress that had a long tail attached to the back.
|
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We were told to go to the back of the line and wait like everyone else.
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Hairpieces were clipped to the back of the head; big headbands had hair attached to them.
|
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When it's not in use, the keyboard sticks to the back of the tablet with magnets.
|
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Information was attached to the back of each photo, and Bill scribbled notes there as well.
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However, sometimes big "WTF" things happen and your eyes roll to the back of your head.
|
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There's no reason to relegate the scarf your grandmother knitted to the back of your closet.
|
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But that 2013 game plan has since been shoved to the back of the Republican junk drawer.
|
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A gunshot to the back of the head killed 173-year-old Damond Dawson at the scene.
|
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For the past eight years Africa has been relegated to the back burner of US foreign policy.
|
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She listened to the back-and-forth in Washington while chatting on Slack with other security researchers.
|
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It is demanding, in effect, that the courts build a back door to the back-door debate.
|
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By the time I got to the back [where the porch is], I'd come upon the scene.
|
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With the Pixel 25, Google has finally added a second lens to the back of its phones.
|
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She returns to the back door and slams it behind her to startle them, and it works.
|
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Then it pushes her to the back seat when Viviane's character starts to get real screen time.
|
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We moved to the back room where there were boxes of old videotapes and other defunct technologies.
|
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Initially these lenses attached to a metal plate that stuck to the back of an iPhone 5.
|
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Those who split move to the back of the queue for HDB flats and get fewer grants.
|
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You get it (the fish) in the net, it goes right to the back of the net.
|
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Story tags could spark conversations that lead to the back-and-forth visual communication that Snapchat pioneered.
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" "There were so many people running around, and I was trying to get to the back door.
|
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Dad nods, and the security personnel pick her up and return her to the back seat. RAPE!
|
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Nancy took them through the house to the back; Santiago Mota, a veteran cop, drew his Taser.
|
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Unlike Huawei's P20 Pro, the company has moved the fingerprint sensor to the back of the device.
|
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On that same note, he brags about pulling up to the back door of the White House.
|
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She was already shaking and already curled up all the way to the back of the platform.
|
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After the Good Friday agreement, many of us put Northern Ireland to the back of our mind.
|
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As officers attempted to conduct interviews, McIntosh ran to the back of a house through a gangway.
|
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During the attack, the zookeeper suffered "lacerations and punctures" to the back of the head and neck.
|
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A low score sends you to the back of the queue; high scores get you elite treatment.
|
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The master bedroom has a fireplace and a barrel-vaulted ceiling, and opens to the back deck.
|
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Pompeo, flush from the victory, came to the back of the plane to speak to the reporters.
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To the Back of Beyond , by Peter Stamm, translated from the German by Michael Hofmann (Other Press) .
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Trimming the bezels required moving the fingerprint reader to the back of the phone beneath the camera.
|
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The shot to the back was fatal, as it hit Antwon's lung and heart, the complaint said.
|
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The user's Stories will no longer autoplay and will automatically go to the back of the list.
|
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French doors here open to a wrought-iron balcony with steps down to the back brick courtyard.
|
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Mr. Nadler has glued some of his pro-Trump stickers to the back window to prevent theft.
|
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The detail created multiple cutouts across her body, and even extended to the back of her dress.
|
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One suspect retreated to the back of a room, he said, then re-emerged and returned fire.
|
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Close by a soldier manned a heavy machinegun mounted to the back of a military pick-up.
|
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That's half as many new jumps in resolution for the selfie camera compared to the back camera.
|
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At our destination, we ducked between houses and walked down a corridor to the back of one.
|
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It surprised me when the intake folks rushed me to the back after hearing about my infliction.
|
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When she didn't answer, Skinner went to the back door, through which he spotted the mother inside.
|
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Mr. Pence immediately strode to the back of the plane to check on his traveling press corps.
|
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It's from the point of view of a camera mounted to the back of the Karmann Ghia.
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Oh and soccer kicks, downward elbows and strikes to the back of the head are all legal.
|
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I had to dash to the back of the room in my socks and hit the lights.
|
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We scampered out to the back corner of my family's property, where she served as a lookout.
|
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He took off his shirt, he said, and held it to the back of Officer Moore's head.
|
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An officer's voice can be heard summoning her to the back of the apartment, police officials said.
|
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He retired to the back room of the station house, joining the laughter of his adopted family.
|
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He had added a double axle to the back of his current model, a silver Toyota minivan.
|
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The woman in the trench coat is guided to the back of the bus by her companion.
|
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"I saw Al D'Amato go to the back, to one of the last rows," Mr. Wurst said.
|
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You want the media to stream from the front to the back so your kids can watch.
|
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Mr. O'Brien will be along for an erratic and risky ride, probably relegated to the back seat.
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But the bill, like all other legislation, was moved to the back burner during the impeachment proceedings.
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The front of grocery to the back of grocery—I have to straighten up every single thing.
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Ms. Vishneva repeatedly walked to the back of the stage to join the rest of the company.
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I ended up going to the back of the lounge, where each seat had a dedicated tablet.
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The front door opens to a long, tiled hall that stretches to the back of the house.
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Large glass doors open to a broad terrace with seating areas and, beyond, to the back garden.
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Following the lines to the back, you discover the DB11 is far wider than you might expect.
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These gadgets will snap on to the back of the phone where two magnetic pins are visible.
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Infrastructure spending could be another area of compromise, although that issue has moved to the back burner.
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The authorities say the gunman made his way from the front of the room to the back.
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Maybe he stops taking PEDs and falls to the back of the pack in the minor leagues.
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"He's in the store, he's going to the back," one officer said, apparently referring to the shooter.
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The formulation was intended to deliver drugs to the back of the eye better than typical eyedrops.
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A few people listening just pushed their Dooney collection all the way to the back of their closet.
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We affixed a red flashing siren to the back of the wheelchair and waited for our official debut.
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"Nailed the front piece to the back of it and moved it down the stairs himself," Grob testified.
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Sure, it's easy pushing all your winter gear to the back, but what about your spring/summer clothing?
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We ran to the back of the synagogue, through the hall, up the stairs, to a small apartment.
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The metal that breaks down and pushes trash to the back of the vehicle is called a "hopper."
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According to Nelson, after she got in the car, Moore began driving to the back of the restaurant.
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"My son was hurt here," Aman John's father told GEO News, pointing to the back of his neck.
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I somehow managed to compartmentalize the news to the back of my mind as we hit the road.
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An attendant snips my wristband and presses a big cursive "Spectacles" stamp to the back of my hand.
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Meanwhile, the woman ran to the back of the store and climbed into the ceiling via a vent.
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The stage demands a certain bravado: faking it when you don't feel it, projecting to the back row.
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The manager came out front to help while the desk clerk went to the back office, Shearson said.
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The phone's wireless charging coil is attached to a reinforcement panel, which is securely glued to the back.
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Officers ended up hitting him three times with bullets to the back of his head and his torso.
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In order to make the display a speaker, Sony mounted two actuators to the back of the display.
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In flight, Clinton headed to the back of the plane and took over a dozen questions from reporters.
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It soon stopped eating, staggered to the back of the stall and fell over with a satisfied slump.
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Videos show Manson walking to the back of the stage towards two oversized, crossed pistols on a scaffold.
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If I could, I would dip out of life, and spend the day racing to the back cover.
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Using a hot glue gun, secure the cut felt piece to the back of the picture frame.8.
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The new S-Pen attached magnetically to the back of the Tab S6 and features pass-through charging.
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The infotainment tablet, attached to the back of the front seat, can be accessed using a mobile app.
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These days, whenever we hear that term, our eyes seem to roll to the back of our heads.
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The death alone is a shocking twist, but on top of that, it's a bullet to the back.
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I dismissed it to the back of my brain and tried to walk my dog in the snowpocalypse.
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I'm on the phone as another bus passes us, Kenny heads to the back of the building again.
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Those who attempted the sea route illegally would be returned and go to the back of the queue.
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So how can we make sure our new kicks won't get shoved to the back of our closet?
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A valet pulled up his car to the back of the hotel, so nobody would notice him leaving.
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Then there's a flatbed trailer attached to the back, with two big metal tanks strapped to its top.
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A door here opens to the back deck, which was made from old pines cut by the river.
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Acting for the stage, you project to the back of the room, especially a character like St. Jimmy.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: In addition to the back courtyard, there's a roof deck with park, city and water views.
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As she went to the back, I decided to continue the conversation with my classmate at the counter.
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The new owners led Ms. Mann to the back to see paint-spattered drywall, removed during their renovation.
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It is hand-tooled, like a steampunk machine, And tied with cords to the back of his head.
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Connect the tracker's charging cable by squeezing both clamps and affixing it to the back of the unit.
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To authenticate in LastPass on iOS, simply hold the YubiKey NEO up to the back of the iPhone.
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Zarda's role was to be tied to the back of Orellana, deploy the parachute and supervise the jump.
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She walked to the back of the kitchen, opened a big industrial freezer, revealing a non-descript box.
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Its initial product, a pair of sensors that attach to the back of a smartphone, sells for $99.
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I think it jumped to the back of me because it was startled because I had caught it.
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With the zoom fully extended, the Nikon Coolpix P2900 is 224-inches from the front to the back.
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Vettel was also handed a 10 second stop/go penalty, dropping him to the back of the field.
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We cannot build a shared future if we are relegated to the back seats of the Knesset chamber.
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Then he held it, kicked it to the back of his throat and let it balloon his lungs.
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The New York Times tracked international ape smugglers from Congolese rain forests to the back streets of Bangkok.
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I thought he would get on the highway, but instead he drove to the back of the restaurant.
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The patient's gallbladder was carefully evaluated; inflammation can trigger a fever and pain that travels to the back.
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A passenger attempts to use the first-class bathrooms but is ordered to the back of the plane.
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But he hated it there; he always tried to go to the middle or even to the back.
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He promptly heads to the back of the bus, where the people with diabetes are waiting for him.
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One of the suspects retreated to the back of a room and re-emerged, returning fire, police said.
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He leads us to the back room and seats us underneath a massive painting of the Soviet army.
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Then Bulger put a gun to the back of Barrett's head and pulled the trigger, according to Weeks.
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The keyboardist tapped the side of his rig and shot a glance to the back of the room.
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Most evenings he pushes the rolling bookshelves to the back and hosts popular jazz concerts and poetry readings.
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He told voters the U.K. would go to "the back of the queue" for negotiating trade deals. Sen.
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The boy looked down, too, then kept walking to the back of the bus and picked a book.
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The independence debate has been shoved to the back burner and Quebecers are test-driving new political parties.
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I headed to the back of the train, walking in the aisle between the two rows of seating.
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He had been relegated to the back because he was involved in an accident during Thursday's qualifying races.
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"You can see from the front of the office to the back," said Joshua McKerrow, a photographer there.
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MEXICO CITY — She still relives the day the police officers shoved her to the back of a bus.
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Murzikov showed me a photograph of his motorcycle, which has a large American flag attached to the back.
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It may also add a second camera to the back, allowing the iPhone to take even sharper pictures.
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The M.E. noted 5 previous scars on Mirra's head alone -- including 4 to the back of his head.
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Notice those sneaky hammerfists to the back of the head while the referee is behind him, veteran tactics.
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CabinTalk lets the driver talk to the back seats either through the speakers or directly into the passengers' headphones.
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"Being top dog, then going to the back of the line," said Bobby Williams, the Alabama special teams coordinator.
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Not to mention the distance he had to send it to make it to the back of the net.
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There were no shots to the back, and indications that he had his hands up appeared to be false.
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Then the ones at the front peel off and go to the back of the school, and so on.
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You will occasionally see fighters roll to what Bravo named 'The Truck' which is halfway house to the back.
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This spongy patch of tissue also connects to the back of the clitoris, making it a haven of pleasure.
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While most Android makers have simply moved the scanner to the back of the device, it's an inelegant solution.
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Harriet Tubman is going to be on the $2100 bill, with former president Andrew Jackson demoted to the back.
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The S Pen doesn't slot into the Tab S3, but at least it clips to the back using magnets.
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I went to the back, got my Tiger Balm, stuck my finger in and into the nose it went.
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The music was constant noise for Earl, something easy for him to relegate to the back of his mind.
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When they finally let me out, I was choking and just ran to the back of the camera truck.
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Little black dresses don't get shoved to the back of the closet during pregnancy — at least not for Beyoncé.
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Everything we know so far points to the "back-then" being the Roanoke colony referenced in the first season.
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David leads a shaken Jorge to the back porch, where we realize why Cordova hadn't been answering the phone.
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We hop in his truck and drive to the back of the farm, where an idling tractor-trailer awaits.
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I would copy keywords to the back of my hand in biro before daring to set out into Hackney.
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I put it to the back of my mind and make myself an egg, turkey sausage, and flatbread sandwich.
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Some people have made trailers that can attach to the back of a Bird scooter and haul things around.
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Water was creeping up to the back of the sanctuary, and they didn't have any food or water there.
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Does Apple move the fingerprint sensor to the back of the phone, like Samsung did with the Galaxy S8?
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The mere term can conjure uncomfortably morbid thoughts that many prefer to push to the back of their mind.
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Just mount this little gadget to the back of your phone and slide a treat into the plastic clip.
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Clinton joked that her aide, Jennifer Palmieri, had forced her to the back of her plane to meet journalists.
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So all of those whacks to the back of the head with a bottle in movie bar fight scenes?
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Bees wax was often used by artists to attach a new canvas to the back of an older one.
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For unlocking purposes, a fingerprint reader has been moved to the back, just to the right of the camera.
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Injuries to the back, knees and hips, as well as to the elbow and wrist, are common among golfers.
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Colon led me to the back of the Silent Barn, weaving through the multicolored muraled walls of the building.
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Still reeling, Lee pushed Barboza to the fence and threw him down on his hands, moving to the back.
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When a self-important hardline politician tried to queue-jump, they booed him to the back of the line.
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He's arranging the slabs on a black cloth from the front—the forehead—to the back of the head.
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Fred's eyes nearly roll permanently to the back of his head while his son is screaming at law enforcement.
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He added slight texture to the back of the do with Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray as a finishing touch.
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Sometimes dogs put their ears out to the back or side, and have a worried look on their face.
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Oh, and we won't blame you if you push your tote to the back of your closet for summer.
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My invitation to was met with silence and awkward looks, and I retreated to the back of the hall.
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Democrats sent Hillary Clinton and the women of America to the back of the bus to wait their turn.
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The artist and the recipient go to the back of the shop to start work on the cover-up.
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My father, who we were told was too sick to stand, had somehow made it to the back porch.
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The front door leads into a great room that runs from the front to the back of the house.
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Britain, he warned, risked going "to the back of the queue" in negotiating trade deals with the United States.
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The author wore a high-neck, halter-style dress that also had a short cape attached to the back.
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Accelerating shifts weight to the back of the car, making it squat and giving the rear tires more grip.
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Alexander Hamilton stays on the front of the $10 and Andrew Jackson moves to the back of the $20.
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He says started running when things got out of hand, and suffered injuries to the back of his head.
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Mind you that new kickstand also happens to be mounted to the back of the best Surface Pro yet.
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And the other is like, "Welcome to the back of the line, dude," but it was such a moment.
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But the shot was far too elusive in its 20-yard voyage home to the back of the goal.
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Both devices come in green, space gray, silver and gold with a new matte finish to the back panel.
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She then carried the baby to the back deck and threw her into a neighbor's backyard, the office said.
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Eleven offensive linemen hurried to the back right corner of the practice fields to join their coach, Rick Dennison.
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He chips out (five-stroke lead), knocks his third shot to the back of the green (five-stroke lead).
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One of the few major changes to the back of the Switch Lite is the lack of a kickstand.
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If your eyes are starting to roll to the back of your head, this is the guide for you.
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The other person did not come out of his apartment, so Simmons circled around to the back, police said.
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Another 5.9-inch touch panel can be added to the back of the center console for rear passengers, too.
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For years, it was relegated to the back shelf of law enforcement, with only a few cases a year.
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Neymar's free kick to the back post is headed clear by Costa Rica, who hoof it up the field.
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The press was relegated to the back row, while Takahashi's cohort of fans sat in front, on the floor.
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He also said that images of women would be added to the back of the $5 and $10 bills.
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" Hickey contends the scenario is clearing the runway for gains as trade war fears move to the "back burner.
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Middleton sported the $2,000 dress for a visit to the Back to Nature garden in London on September 10.
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CNN reports the small device will attach to the back of TVs and work with the Android TV platform.
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Much later, the couple departed in a car with soda cans (they don't drink alcohol) tied to the back.
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Waddling my way through to the back where roller skating space was, I finally hit peak 1970s disco vibes.
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They then rounded up about 100 children from the yeshiva and moved them to the back of the building.
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On the right side of the new Gear VR is a new home button, next to the back button.
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As with previous Spectre x216s, that screen folds all the around to the back and is, naturally, a touchscreen.
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One step forward… But then the ObamaCare repeal effort began to flounder and infrastructure moved to the back burner.
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You'd essentially be stacking another version of the Hydrogen One's rectangular shape to the back or front of the phone.
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The main danger of the side kick is that the opponent gets to the back side of the kicking leg.
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What happens if a bad actor gets access to the back door that enabled us to open up that data?
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Those are two great pitchers, but it really comes down to the back end, and we&aposll see who wins.
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It was a short drive from the hotel, across the freeway interchange to the back of a wooded business park.
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You know there is no commercial viability to short films and you push it to the back of the list.
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Unfortunately, the rumors are true, and Samsung moved it to the back of the phone, right next to the camera.
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A heavy black curtain bisects the industrial space from floor to ceiling, nearly from the front door to the back.
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The account number and expiration date will move to the back and the "member since" logo will be slightly larger.
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Days after the death of McAfee's pets, Faull was found dead from a gunshot to the back of his head.
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As part of that change, Samsung will also likely be moving the fingerprint scanner to the back of the device.
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Gressel got to the back line before flicking the ball back across the net to Martinez for an easy finish.
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You can carry the weight in your front, swing it around to the back, or sling it over a shoulder.
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The guest bedroom continues the theme of white-painted-brick and hardwood, and has direct access to the back terrace.
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The move of the fingerprint sensor from the front to the back of the phone has been a total triumph.
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Like most of the other Moto Mods, it connects to the back of your phone with a satisfying magnetic click.
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Lana raises a finger, just a minute, goes to the back room, returns, tosses him a bagful of ripe pears.
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"They kept sending us up to the back of the car, then the front," said Jakwonk Dean, 20, from Newark.
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Tough Guy" and botching his quote, Trump said, "He wants to bring me to the back of the barn. Ohhhhhh.
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Days after the death of McAfee's pets, Faull was found murdered from a gunshot to the back of his head.
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You scurry to the back corner, because it's the only place where you can actually see yourself in the mirror.
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The zookeeper suffered "lacerations and punctures to the back of the head, neck, back and one arm," Wiley told reporters.
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At any rate, the NodPod attaches to the back of your seat and keeps your head and neck in place.
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And unlike Kate, Archer wore her hair up, with a long, flowing veil pinned to the back of her 'do.
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In the video, his hands are cuffed as two officers escort him to the back seat of a police car.
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Once the lights were turned back off, the alleged victim was persuaded to come to the back of the bus.
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She then reached back over the booth and grabbed all of the cables connected to the back of the mixer.
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We're told he went to the back of the store and grabbed a pair of JBL headphones ... priced at $99.99.
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He flicks through to the back and finds a school photo of his brother taken 10 days before he died.
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Instead of reaching to the back and knocking stuff over, all items can get a turn with a Lazy Susan.
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Her eyes are constantly rolling to the back of head like Satan has opened the entrance door to her brain.
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I head back to the back room where Fearnley and Stacy are calmly waiting for me on a leather sofa.
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It said there were no other doors giving access to the back of the kitchen where the cooler was located.
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So Geertz tries an old sailing trick, tying a spinnaker boom to the back of the ship with two ropes.
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The sardines, on the other hand, may find their way to the back of some cupboard and never be used.
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Finally, the three emerged, in good spirits, and the women took us around to the back to see the studio.
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Then they took me out to the back porch and began interrogating me, attempting to implicate me in a crime.
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Will he say or do something outrageous enough to push the emails or ongoing WikiLeaks story to the back page?
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It sticks to the back of your smartphone or smartphone case and can be used for all sorts of functions.
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Injuries sustained by the taxi driver were apparently minor, although photographs showed extensive damage to the back of the taxi.
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The office has windows running along the detached side of the house, and French doors opening to the back terrace.
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But it appears it is too late to confine the discussion to the back rooms in Washington or Silicon Valley.
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Or if I want it to sound darker, I'll say put that vowel back at nine o'clock, to the back.
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These round buttons stick to the back of their phone and expand whenever they need a grip or a stand.
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Rodgers tossed a ball to the back right corner of the end zone in what looked like a throw-away.
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While he was crafting a perfect espresso, I took a walk to the back and checked out the patio space.
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Those guys have their hands full, so big respect to everybody in this field from the front to the back.
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A 100-year-old lemon tree that looked as if it had never been pruned staked claim to the back.
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Some connect to the back of the unit, others to the bottom, alternately suggesting slanted ceilings or eccentric garage doors.
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Shopping Guide A full-length mirror should be more than an afterthought, tacked to the back of a bedroom door.
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It "feels like my teenage self is getting a golf club to the back of the knees," went one post.
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The man we see in season 3 has other memories he's pushed to the back of his mind as well.
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She ran to the back of her room and began hitting the call buttons on the hotel phone, she testified.
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A new barn door separates the living space from the master suite, which extends to the back of the house.
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My whole class ... evacuated (during the fire alarm) and went to the back of this big field that we have.
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The governor briefly looked down at the lectern, glanced to the back of the room, and took the next question.
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When the police arrived, they went to the back of the house, where a stairway leads up to the attic.
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Next, we made our way to the back of the store, where we saw some distant movement near the register.
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Instead of going inside for a tasty beverage, he went to the back and found his target: the store's dumpster.
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At least the cooler strapped to the back to the truck had survived, with an assortment of food and drink.
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When he did, it was with punches to the back of the head that earned him admonishments from the referee.
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He hops out and heads to the RV trailer hitched to the back, flipping on a generator along the way.
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If students like any of their peers' questions they hear, they can add them to the back of their organizer.
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The endless stream of catastrophes, including natural disasters, shootings, racism, sexism, has pushed other important issues to the back burner.
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Johnson said he had not worried too much about losing the four-stroke lead he took to the back nine.
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If you use only the new ingredients, pushing the older ones to the back, they will disappear and then deteriorate.
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For now, that's a fifth-wheel camper that hitches to the back of a truck and bounces over freeway bumps.
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"Don't worry — they're very easy to fix," Mr. Malsin assured him, before heading to the back lab with the frames.
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Berahino finds it with an outstretched leg, and just sends it to the back of the net with satisfying clarity.
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Olds went to the back of the store and got a bag of potato chips; Allen stayed in the front.
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I wanted to move the side seams to the back to frame the bum and make the bum appear smaller.
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It felt like we were being told to get to the back of the line, as we always have been.
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Even Barack Obama said that Britain would go to "the back of the queue" when it came to seeking trade deals.
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I just feel like that's not something that should have been pushed to the back burner until legal action was taken.
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He was going to get it on his chest and then changed his mind to the back of his neck. Wise.
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By welding a small generator to the back of an old bicycle, he's able to charge the battery simply by peddling.
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A quick corkscrew trip to the back of the bar reveals a fully loaded jukebox offering extensive Modern Lovers and Fugazi.
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George stared out to the back of the bar, singing to no one in particular and everyone at the same time.
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My trailer was next door to 50 [Cent's] trailer and I went to the back to go change for the stage.
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Politico, for instance, said Barrett's interview with Trump had gone "poorly," seeming to knock her to the back of the pack.
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He holds a battery case to the back of the "phone" and it jumps into place with a satisfying magnetic click.
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Public sharing and the lucrative news feed would move to the back burner in favor of private, encrypted, and ephemeral messaging.
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Admittedly, the mere thought of Coachella — or worse, Coachella "style" — sends my eyes rolling straight to the back of my head.
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Anti-trade agitators on the left, meanwhile, have forced governments advocating agreements with America and Canada on to the back foot.
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Photos show the side panel of the van close to the back end of the car, possibly lightly damaging the vehicles.
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"You Should Wear This" My friend held up a sleeveless dress that had been pushed to the back of my closet.
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"She was sucking on her pacifier, but her eyes were rolling to the back of her head," said grandmother Sonia Melendez.
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The L-shaped room has a bulge of tables in the front and a long, narrow section extending to the back.
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The Fulton County Medical Examiner determined she died of a gunshot wound to the back that had passed through her seat.
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I know neither has survived the moment I see the EMT return the empty stretcher to the back of the ambulance.
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The drone appears to be a DJI Inspire, normally a very stable drone, with a modified battery strapped to the back.
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All you have to do is hold on to the back of the head and it's not going to bite you.
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The bezels do appear to be slightly narrower this year, though, and the fingerprint sensor has been moved to the back.
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But instead of moving your loved ones to the back burner, remember the rules above to keep your entire network thriving.
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When Plush climbed to the back seat and reached into the hatch for his tennis gear, the seat flipped onto him.
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A system of actuation wires attached to the back of the exosuit provides assistive force to the hip joint during running.
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In previous cycles, the Olympics could push politics to the back burner for two weeks, but 2016 isn't an ordinary election.
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In 25 Phillip Hughes, an Australian cricketer, was killed by a blow to the back of the neck from a ball.
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The archaeologists found traces of blunt force trauma inflicted to the back of his head, which healed over before he died.
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Brightly colored tea bags reside in the second row, while unlabeled tea is relegated to the back rows of the drawer.
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The Vision Van has a specialized compartment where the driver can grab packages without going to the back of the vehicle.
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They literally started to divide down the show floor and porn went to the back and CES went to the front.
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Rally attendees continued pushing Shah, even as she made her way to the back of the convention center, the ruling says.
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They were intentionally drowned out when they tried to make their voices heard, and pushed to the back of delegation seating.
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Rally attendees continued pushing Shah, even as she made her way to the back of the convention center, the ruling says.
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This clever gadget sticks to the back of your phone and has a small slot that can grip on to treats.
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When the Robinsons settled into their seats, the driver, calling Jackie "boy," ordered the couple to the back of the bus.
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He occasionally strayed into mixed martial arts territory by rounding his opponent and landing strikes to the back of Mayweather's head.
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The Fulton County Medical Examiner determined she died of a gunshot wound to the back that had passed through the seat.
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Even before the arrest, pressure from the United States has been forcing Huawei on to the back foot in telecom markets.
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I added the rope to the back so I could stop him before he figured out how to control it himself.
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As to how it happened is unclear ... but it appears someone hooked the swastika rings to the back of another product.
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He eventually moved to the back of her car, and you can see ... he nearly shattered the rear and front windshields.
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The death-row unit in North Carolina is a hastily built structure attached to the back of Central Prison in Raleigh.
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We made our way to the back section of the room where Happy Meal toys—both international and domestic—were shelved.
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As we walk to the back of the building we pass a few different shows in session, 'On Air' signs illuminated.
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Whenever over-220006ers have to vie with younger people for health resources, they get pushed to the back of the line.
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It's a plastic circle with an HDMI cord sticking out; that cord attaches to the back of the Chromecast with magnets.
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He was taken down by Adam Gotsis and received an inadvertent knee to the back from fellow defensive end Shelby Harris.
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And we can walk in, and there's just miles of music, heaps of it, going all the way to the back.
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Then he and coach Steve Kerr got into a shouting match before Green was banished to the back of the bench.
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You'll then plug the subwoofer into a power outlet, and connect a subwoofer cable to the back and to your receiver.
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If you're in this camp, you could benefit from these adhesive card holders that stick to the back of your phone.
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If Democrats take over, they face the possibility of being relegated to the back of the pack within a GOP minority.
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So I worked up the courage to go to the back of the room to speak with one of the journalists.
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The back deck is deteriorating, and the foundation may be pitched slightly toward the wildlife preserve adjacent to the back yard.
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In addition to the four floors, there is a one-bedroom, garden-level unit that leads out to the back garden.
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Then he rises from the chair to return to the back room to find the power adapter for the guest upstairs.
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Google even added its logo to the back of the cards — just in case you forgot where you were actually playing.
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HTC moved the fingerprint sensor to the back of the phone to make the phone's "chin" slimmer and its screen larger ...
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And in the case of little recorders' you'd have a linkage that would go to the back of the machine casing.
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Just then, a fellow audience member pointed out that there was a fruit sticker stuck to the back of my thigh.
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Another is shoved to the back of the pantry, to be retrieved later when I'm in need of emergency comfort food.
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Investors shouldn't overreact to the back-and-forth trade retaliation announcements between the U.S. and China, according to top market veterans.
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Does that ultimately mean that we're going to be seeing a lot more consolidation when it comes to the back office?
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Chisholm went to the back and showed the warrant to Woods, who ran into the apartment, and the officers gave chase.
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Since the colonizers washed up on our shores, the Lumbee have been relegated to the back of the minds of politicians.
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But that's no longer certain, as advances in seatbelt technology up front have been slow to jump to the back seat.
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Is that something in the forefront of your head, or it sort of sticks to the back most of the time?
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McGregor personally delivered the goods to the Back Bay Fire Station ... where he spent time takin' pics and choppin' it up.
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Adjusting it changes the size of the area on the sides of your screen that are sensitive to the back gesture.
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" Finally, Toby shuts down this self-examination, saying aloud, "Toby pushes all thoughts of Eric to the back of his mind.
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The 36-year-old immediately signaled for customers and co-workers to follow him to the back room of the store.
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She thought about going to the back of the bus but then thought of Emmett Till and "couldn't do it," Rev.
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It even helps cut down on food waste because leftovers can't get pushed to the back of the fridge and neglected.
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In April 2016, then-Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew announced that Jackson would move to the back of the $20 bill.
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Dispatched in the opening frame from Buckingham Palace, traveling by train, van and motorcycle to the back door of the Abbey.
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She was stabbed 10 time to the back of her neck, eight times in the chest, and once in the stomach.
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In general, manufacturers design seats so the headrests are as close to the back of an occupant&aposs head as possible.
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Kacie Horstman safety pinned a piece of paper that said "EQUAL PAY" in all caps to the back of her jersey.
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Still, it's hard not to think that the battle against climate change has, once again, been relegated to the back seat.
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The living room has a wood-burning fireplace — one of four in the house — and a door to the back porch.
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President Obama warned in April that the U.K. would fall to "the back of the queue" for negotiating U.S. trade agreements.
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I bumped the idea to the back burner, but their words and faces stuck with me — I thought about them often.
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They run through Cloudina's entire length, meaning they passed all the way through from the front end to the back end.
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After the yelling match, Crowley went to the back of the chamber to speak with Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.).
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And the plan all but relegates the refugee issue to the back burner — ruling out the right of return or compensation.
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Edelman turned upfield and planted his right foot into the turf before immediately reaching to the back of his right knee.
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McLaren's points were always scored in the midfield to the back of the standings, from fifth down to the 10th position.
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Bullet journals that adults have adopted over the past few years are making their way to the back-to-school aisles.
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We just feel like that's not something that should have been pushed to the back burner until legal action was taken.
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The officers then chased the man down an alleyway between two homes to the back of a property on Belmont Avenue.
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The Google Pixel 2 moved its fingerprint scanner to the back of the phone to allow for a bigger front display.
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I once counted how many steps it took to get from the front door to the back wall of the bedroom.
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Smaller children were trampled in the chaos, or sent to the back of the lines with tears running down their faces.
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The overhead for accommodating these changes, in addition to the back-end system changes mentioned above, is significant and often prohibitive.
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During the curtain call, the performers raised their hands to the back of the house to thank them — all except Young.
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It's on a big-ass lot and we're told they could add as much as 4,000 square feet to the back.
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Why lord why does this happen to us send us to earth to be sent to the back of the bus.
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So managers who follow that style will beat their peers for a period and then drop to the back of the pack.
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But Libya's Western allies, preoccupied by domestic politics and the crisis in Syria, would soon relegate the country to the back burner.
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It's not hard to imagine Gritty clinging to the back of the car for dear life, howling in fear and/or excitement.
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The actress said she did not consider going to police and instead, pushed the alleged assault to the back of her mind.
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But that doesn't mean Google is hopping on the trend of adding tons of extra sensors to the back of its phones.
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Lights taped to the back of the TV.For most everything else, it's immersive, but kind of like watching TV wasted is immersive.
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"I'm sure she's very upset," says a source close to the "Back to You" singer, 26, about Lovato's apparent overdose on Tuesday.
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The airline offered to move Ty to the back row of the flight, which was empty, but he refused that as well.
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The others get AMG performance '93MATIC', which sends 69 percent of the drive to the back, and 31 percent to the front.
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The others get AMG performance '4MATIC', which sends 69 percent of the drive to the back, and 31 percent to the front.
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And it doesn't seem like it's ready to add something like a second camera to the back of the phone just yet.
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She stumbled to the back of the cafe, running into things along the way, and sat down until she could see again.
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Archival audio footage from Johnson recounts the story of the first Pride Parade relegating the "transvestites" to the back of the parade.
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AC: Yeah, you know, I contribute to the back page of um, The Times Magazine top column, but it's like another interview.
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In Nevada, the Democratic Party has added caucus sites to the back of casinos so casino employees working that day can participate.
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He expanded to another shop in Houston and capitalized on the car's rising fame, thanks to the "Back to the Future" franchise.
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We walk to the back hall together (like I am a toddler), and confirm that the coast is, in fact, clear. Phew.
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Filya then proceeds to make his way to the back of the small safari car to offer its occupants nuzzles and licks.
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Her siblings once brought her along for a bike ride by tying her to the back of a newspaper rack with twine.
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" Trump remembered the comments slightly differently — he said, "did you see Biden wants to take me to the back of the barn?
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A group of teenagers had pressed a gun to the back of his neck and demanded the basketball jersey off his back.
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For a while, I pushed globe-trotting fantasies to the back of my head, but I couldn't forget what I really wanted.
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Thinking purely social without an overarching premise is ironically solitary, and surely the fastest way to the back of the app store.
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The other leads out, to the back streets of Victorian London, where the good physician can go about his more private business.
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" Following this design principle through to the back cover track-listing, this idea was ultimately turned down for being, "Too out there.
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A sensor attached to the back of the upper arm uses a thin filament under the skin to measure glucose every minute.
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That's at gun shows or over the internet or through going to someone's house or going to the back of their car.
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"I had a permanent retainer since I was 13 and it was just glued to the back of my teeth," she began.
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I continued to work in sections, sometimes returning to the back of my head to look for pieces I might have missed.
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Sammy yelled out to them to go to the back of the van and open the door, but they never made it.
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When officers arrived, they chased two teenage boys on foot to the back of the burglarized home and lost sight of them.
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After the vertical jump, you return to the back room to either drop off the shoes or decide to make a purchase.
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The front door opens to a long, skylit gallery with a double-height ceiling that extends to the back of the house.
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Walk into Walmart or Cabela's and go to the back, near the rifles, and you'll find a wall display of deer urine.
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With the old adage of "there being bigger fish to fry," should we consider shifting these proposed actions to the back burner?
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I head to the back room because no one's there and work on my essay a bit while I eat my sandwich.
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Go to the border towns of the Southwest, they said, or to the back streets of Baltimore, or to the Midwestern heartland.
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She grabbed the woman, and they ducked into one of the bathrooms in the club, the one closest to the back patio.
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Nothing eyebrow-raising, like repeated jabs to the back of my sole, happened during the 15 minutes of theShiatsu Foot Massager'stimed session.
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Once we arrived, we made our way to the back of the line — but quickly found there was no end in sight.
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The white crow of the show's title can be found clinging to the back wall of a nearly lightless room painted black.
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It was revealed that Jasen died after suffering a blunt force injury to the back of his head that fractured his skull.
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The new Scosche MagicMount eliminates some of those issues, magnetically attaching to the back of your iPhone for easy one-handed use.
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With a house needing repair, insurance papers to file, "they pushed their health and mental health to the back burner," she said.
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He took a knee to the back during a 22018-1 victory over Colombia, and found himself lying prone on the field.
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I had never worked in a professional kitchen and got the job by going to the back door and asking for work.
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Vettel and Bottas collided at the start of last month's French Grand Prix, with both going to the back of the field.
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Among other adjustments, the dining room and the library switched places, and the kitchen was moved to the back of the apartment.
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That could be why Peter's profusely apologizing to the back of someone's head that looks a lot like Madi's in the promo.
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Sucher, the second-round leader, blew a five-stroke lead with a bogey, double-bogey, double-bogey start to the back nine.
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Jones also built a new elevated tee and added a plateau — "a terrace," he called it — to the back of the green.
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"The person then opens up the back of the truck and gestures to the back, saying, "There's bodies up there, piling up.
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Journey to the back of the freezer with Leah Cohen, turning frozen crustaceans into a Southeast Asian-inspired feast for the senses.
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The old kitchen was moved to the back part of the barn — Andy's chicken coop — where Mr. Gallant worked on his sculpture.
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After a few weeks, most of them will be transferred to the Back Half, a part of the Institute shrouded in rumor.
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But if your problem turns out to be less than urgent, once there you'll be sent to the back of the line.
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One of the downstairs bedrooms opens to the back porch and patio; one of the upstairs bedrooms opens to a porch, too.
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I ran outside to the back porch and started tossing all the pails of warm slimy dog water out and refilling them.
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" American English is, again, closer to the back of the throat, burying the second "a" into a glottal "ungh" — more like "America'and.
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A lot happens, another Ritchie trademark, often on visibly cheap sets and sometimes with a bullet to the back of the head.
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Finally, there is a room leading out to the back that could be used as a study, guest quarters or music room.
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The premiere stretched over two hours and gave quite a bit of time to the back stories of some of the contestants.
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Moore took his son out to the back yard, where he tried to explain that this did not constitute rebellion against God.
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When they arrived at Covenant Medical Center, Jade's body started shaking uncontrollably, and her eyes rolled to the back of her head.
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They have, at least for the moment, relegated their push for a special congressional committee or independent commission to the back burner.
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I made my way to the back of the line, which was really long and extended past the front of the fence.
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Tubman's image was set to replace former President Andrew Jackson and bump his image to the back of the bill by 2020.
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But all three currently are locked in the same polling position closer to the back of the pack than the front-runner.
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Beyond that is the family room, with its gas fireplace, built-in bookshelves and French doors leading out to the back garden.
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Then he guided me to the back of the store where I met my dozen colleagues, mostly in their 40s and 203s.
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Lorde attended the Grammy Awards with an excerpt from Jenny Holzer's "Inflammatory Essays" (1977–82) attached to the back of her dress.
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It's only when you flip the phone over to the back that you can see the only major physical change: the camera hump.
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Chemotherapy is especially destructive to the back-up supply of stem cells in the gut, which makes renewing the lining all the harder.
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Bob went there to settle the score with Dick Spry and it got settled with three slugs to the back of his head.
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He was transported to Mount Sinai Hospital, where he was pronounced dead from gunshot wounds to the back, neck and mouth, police said.
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Some of the skulls they found bore bullet holes, suggesting victims had been executed by a shot to the back of the head.
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The 24-year-old did not hesitate to act and took the woman to the back and locked her in before calling police.
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"The line stretches to the back of its fluke, and then drops down, so the entanglement [is] weighing the whale down," they added.
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"When they placed a compressor, the waste, heat and the electrical requirements drove that compressor to the back of the store," said Atti.
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A retina specialist next door gave Cosby aspirin in the hope that it might increase blood flow to the back of his eye.
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The company has apparently cracked the code on bringing 5x zoom to the back of a handset without adding a massive camera bump.
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Not only did they have to go to the vet to get their teeth removed, they had to go to the back door.
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Police responded to the scene and found Lisa Marie's body in her bedroom with a gunshot wound to the back of her head.
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More worrying, the blood supply to the back of his eye swelled, and parts of his retina thickened, which can cause vision problems.
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When a car zooms by the camera, the sound can actually match that movement from the front of the theater to the back.
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During our taste test, we definitely did experience a kick of heat to the back of our throats after swallowing each Fire chip.
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The company has also moved the fingerprint sensor to the back, in the same spot as you'd find it on Google's Pixel phones.
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The video shows the Nigeriens carefully carrying his body to the back of a waiting truck, and later transferring him to a helicopter.
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Less cool is Samsung moving the fingerprint scanner to the back of the phone to the side of the camera was a mistake.
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The zookeeper suffered "lacerations and punctures to the back of the head, neck, back and one arm," Wiley told reporters over the weekend.
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Once the plane came to a full stop, the Indiana governor walked to the back of the plane to check on the press.
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The cartridge slot was moved to the back of the Famicom so that the LCD display embedded on top would still be visible.
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Here is a textbook example from Jon Jones who went to the back kick a number of times against the mobile Alexander Gustafsson.
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With the Vantage, you're getting the same suite of customizing hardware add-ons for remapping key commands to the back of the controller.
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I'd hold it to the back of my head, pin it with my baseball cap and stand there in front of the mirror.
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At the bottom of the screen, right next to the back button, you'll find a special little Walmart icon in the navigation menu.
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We're trying to reduce the operating costs here by moving some of the front of the house to the back of the house.
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Pick up that box the same way without the H-WEX, and you're looking at a one-way ticket to the back doctor.
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Stewart-Haas Racing teammates Kurt Busch and Kevin Harvick had to drop to the back at the start because of unapproved body modifications.
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Maldonado's pole was only because Hamilton, then with McLaren, was excluded and sent to the back of the grid for a fuel irregularity.
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It was such a great performance that two of the founders of IFMA came to the back after the fight to congratulate her.
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All of this, including the original damage to the back door, apparently caused Wardlaw to be unable to escape, so he called 911.
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So in The Force Awakens, when John Boyega's Stormtrooper-turned-hero Finn suffered a lightsaber to the back, everyone knew somehow he'd return.
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Testing involved writing scripts to test all the different parts of the program from the front-end interface to the back-end connectors.
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KINEOPTIC (adj): The ability to move one's eyeballs to the back of the head, frequently seen in parents of small children and teenagers.
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He was 29th fastest in time trials but, under NASCAR rules, had to drop to the back of the field for the start.
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Tucking her coiffed blond hair behind her ears, she offered us iced tea with orange slices and led us to the back yard.
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"The first thing any CFO does in the face of economic headwinds is say, 'Get to the back of the airplane,'" he said.
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Everything of any value had already been looted, but they rescued a broken generator, and tied it to the back of their car.
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It broke the Ferrari's front suspension and sent Rosberg spinning to the back of the pack from a second position on the grid.
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Physical therapist Jose Juan Galvan applied ultrasound treatment to the back of a doctor who was injured moving a patient the day before.
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Johnson explained that since she was 13 years old she'd "had a permanent retainer" that was "glued" to the back of her teeth.
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In addition to the back-and-forth with Acosta, Trump has clashed with other reporters, and suggested he may pull other press credentials.
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While Scalise continued to work on whipping members, Ryan walked to the back of the floor, leaned on a railing and looked on.
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But Callum did bring some dynamic balance to the back end, creating an SUV that expresses coiled power through its ample rear haunches.
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The reason why soundbars slowly replaced 5.1 systems is that you don't have to run cables on the floor to the back speakers.
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And when you moving around a lot and you doing a lot of things, a lot of stuff gets pushed to the back.
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Or, they could be pulled to the back of the line in the visa application pool, also making it difficult to find talent.
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After noticing that Hall was pivoting away from him, Whittaker immediately began pounding in low kicks to the back of the pivoting leg.
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The dish could have landed like a brick to the back of the head, but its powerful flavors are handled with some delicacy.
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An injury to the back leg can sap a pitcher's velocity, and one to the front leg can rob him of his command.
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It can be hidden out of the way by affixing it to the back or bottom of your TV with an included adhesive.
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Then we went to the back of the room to practice, in sets of two, follow-along movements like balletic running and leaps.
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After that, she goes to the back of the den and he remains with her, almost like a guard, while her shell hardens.
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Neal Pionk skated hard toward the net, which opened up a passing lane for Zibanejad to find Fast cutting to the back post.
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The State Department announced this week that a sentence noting their conviction would be added to the back inside cover of offenders' passports.
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"I had to run to the back of the warehouse where the catering was so I could yell," she said, speaking by phone.
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A middle-aged woman with dimples pinned the number 22 to the back of my sweatshirt and sent me off to play catch.
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Cam'ron wore his strings tied to the back but laid flat on his forehead to avoid leaving the marks when he removed it.
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Executives generally get pushed to the back, unless they are the C.E.O. All of which means a show will always look incredibly crowded.
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The charging apparatus for the test track is rigged to the back of a car using a Thule bike rack and metal rods.
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Passing through this room, you reach the kitchen, which was opened in a previous renovation and continues to the back of the house.
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In video from one performance, the guest artist Gregory Hines and another male dancer show off as she shyly clings to the back.
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That's when the guy with dreads in the video ran to the back of the plane into the bathroom and locked the door.
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Instead Mr. Herman's obituary ("Jerry Herman, 88, Composer of 'Hello, Dolly!' and Other Broadway Hits") was relegated to the back of the paper.
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PopSockets, which sells grips that attach to the back of cellphones, still has some products available on the site, the Amazon spokesperson said.
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But with that process likely to be just as time-consuming and daunting as healthcare, infrastructure could be pushed to the back burner.
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Authorities said Rowland slipped in to the back door of a church, where he was later found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot.
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As a child, he witnessed his parents hand food to hungry strangers who came to the back door of their Charleston, W.Va., home.
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Unison work showed off low arabesque turns that were, again, connected to the back, with the spiraling motion driving much of the movement.
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After four warnings to stop, he retreated to the back of the cell, where he continued to bang his head on the wall.
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He said deals struck in recent years to bypass banks and connect directly to the back-end of credit card companies were paying off.
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"He was wrapped in a gray towel and [the biological mother] just came to the back door and knocked," Amy recalls of the story.
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"We immediately heard people screaming and running inside the back of the stores, so we ran to the back of Shoe Palace," Carreon said.
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She goes to the back of the store and hands me the box with a wink and told me to have a nice night.
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The fingerprint sensor has been moved from the front to the back, and the capacitive touch buttons have been replaced by software nav controls.
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Apple decided to add a second camera to the back of its iPhone 7 Plus, giving users more versatility by offering them more hardware.
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I made my way to the back, where a chalkboard and benches were set up for the Tuesday Night Learn To Run 5K Clinic.
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Holloway said she interviewed with several institutional investors who tried to sideline her to the back office, but she wasn't interested in those roles.
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He walked around to the back passenger door, opened it, and grabbed her by her clothing, pulling her out of the car, she said.
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The intrepid gamer added a full color screen where the cartridge slot would be, and moved that slot to the back of the system.
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He pressed each of the toes, one by one, and made his way around to the back where he gently massaged my Achilles tendon.
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The bottom line: After being relegated to the back bench for nearly a decade on national security, Democrats are now in the driver's seat.
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The 270-year-old Kentuckian survived a shotgun blast to the back when she was 2450, and the injury has nagged her ever since.
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The 45-year-old Kentuckian survived a shotgun blast to the back when she was 12, and the injury has nagged her ever since.
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If you have friends or family members with a cable subscription, you can hook a Slingbox up to the back of their cable box.
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You hold the mallet in your dominant hand (for me, my right), swing it to the back with the head perpendicular to the ground.
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In the fifth inning, Pederson delivered another solo shot off Sanchez, driving a ball to the back of the Nationals' bullpen in right field.
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The overall design remains mostly similar, though the fingerprint scanner has been moved from beneath the front screen to the back of the phone.
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Snapping the camera on to the back of the Essential Phone results in the camera app itself launching right into 360-degree capture mode.
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The iPhone does not clip into the SurfacePad like with other folio cases, but instead the case adheres to the back of the phone.
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At the premiere, a seat was left empty for the director, with his name printed on a piece of paper taped to the back.
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"I went to the back part of the house, and the whole back end of my house was just on fire," Potter told KSNW.
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Inside the prayer hall, women, originally confined to the gallery, are moving to the back of the ground floor and sometimes down the sides.
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He threatened to kill hostages multiple times … he was actually putting the gun to the back of the hostages head at a couple points.
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As a consequence, the fingerprint scanner — a staple feature of flagship phones — needs to move somewhere else, usually to the back of the phone.
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She retreats to the back of the choir while the singing starts and stays there until she sees Jackie start to leave the audience.
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Whether it's moving the power button to the back or applying a slight curve, LG's always tried for a radically different design every year.
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"Some people say when they're down, they'll go back and listen to the 'back it up, Terry' video, and it brings joy to them."
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Jackson will be moved to the back of the $433 note, replacing an image of the White House, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Today, with China committing some of the most serious human rights violations anywhere on Earth, the topic has been relegated to the back burner.
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She sued Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir for sending her to the back of the room at a gender-segregated public meeting and won.
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Kanye West is playing peacemaker and putting a stop to the back-and-forth battle between Pusha T and Drake ... or so he hopes.
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Ten minutes later, staff told us to move to the back, away from the glass doors after getting a call, presumably from the police.
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As spring approaches, this time around we're vowing to give those items a second pass before pushing them to the back of our closet.
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Air Canada staff also offered to move Ty to the back of the plane, but he refused ... saying he had paid for his seat.
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Lewis was emotional, big-hearted, eccentric -- once successful, he never wore a pair of socks twice -- proud and forever playing to the back row.
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RearVision also ships with stick-on plates that you affix to the back of your smartphone to get them to attach to the mount.
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The Mods attach to the back of the phone via magnets and provide a new look, improved audio, a projector, or other extra features.
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That drama has been moved to the back burner a week later, replaced by the next episode, the tensions surrounding his secretary of state.
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Downstairs, there's an open-plan living and dining area, with light-colored concrete floors and floor-to-ceiling windows opening to the back courtyard.
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Farah slunk to the back of the pack at the beginning of the race and began gradually working his way up after one lap.
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Four rods extended from it, each connecting to the back of an old clock face on each of the four sides of the tower.
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However, when it comes to the back and forth of buying a dozen crates of oranges every week, nobody has quite figured things out.
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These little suction-cup shaped pieces of plastic stick to the back of your phone and help you keep a grip for taking photos.
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" And no, he does not swallow them whole: "I slice it with my teeth and use my tongue to work it to the back.
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"Whenever you ask voters about what their top issues are...foreign policy is pretty far to the back of the list," Easley told Hill.
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When Leroy went to the back yard for a bathroom break, a schnauzery-looking dame named Mia took his place on the bar stool.
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I hung a curveball in the third inning and the second inning was a cutter that I just didn't get to the back foot.
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Within minutes, Greenslade and his fellow officers evacuated the bridge — which by now was roasting hot — and moved to the back of the ship.
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When Braden Matejka arrived with a bullet wound to the back of the head, he was swarmed by Scherr's team and whisked to surgery.
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To the back of the huge room, another cow stands over a large chair, wearing a cowboy hat and pursing its alarmingly red lips.
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Transfer the dough on the paper to the back of a baking sheet and slide into the freezer for up to 21 minutes. 215.
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"My aunt used to send my dad to the back doors of restaurants in Chinatown to ask for scraps to eat," Ms. Mar recalled.
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After a double bogey on the ninth, McIlroy is now at 14-over par heading to the back nine where he shot 42 yesterday.
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When JD began operating some years ago, its couriers were delivering goods on motorbikes — or even bicycles, with your packages taped to the back!
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Consider what most Americans would agree were two "good" protests: Rosa Parks's refusal to move to the back of a bus in Montgomery, Ala.
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Yet, you know this seemingly effortless skill takes plenty of practice if you've ever sent a pizza flying to the back of your oven.
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The then 30-something marched to the back of the airport, gave them his credit card — "hoping it wouldn't bounce" — and hired a plane.
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They would attach a life vest to the back of the presidential yacht and drag three people holding the vest — including sometimes the president.
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Before we say goodbye to Traywick, he takes us to the back of his shop and pulls out a long, curved black metal sword.
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The two then grappled and Pownall, according to witness testimony, took out his service weapon and held it to the back of Jones' head.
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Websites can display only a handful of products on each page, meaning some products receive prime spots while others get sent to the back.
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When the day arrived, she slunk to the back of the room, sat down at a desk and lowered her head behind her backpack.
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But after an initial flurry of discussion, and some confused discussion about a deal with Democrats, the process has moved to the back burner.
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The Pentagon has declared it a national priority to rapidly expand the military's use of AI everywhere from the battlefield to the back office.
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That means that Alzheimer's has, for many people and policy makers, slid to the back burner, a common next step after awareness is raised.
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Though Kevin O'Leary flies first class, he has been known to banish his kids to the back of the plane, according to Business Insider.
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You're not hammering nails into walls; you're chasing light — carrying a vase from the front of the apartment to the back, and so on.
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I looked for a revealer and received an "Aha!" moment from the universe that was like a smack to the back of the head.
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One by one, my own kids come home, I can see them from my office studio walking up the driveway to the back door.
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The answer to one group's being sent to the back of the bus is not to put the old group back there in retribution.
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They just had to walk to the back, past the manicures being given in the front to match the bar's 1950s beauty-parlor décor.
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Instead, she wants the "community" to be "strengthened from all this madness," as playing it out just adds to the back-and-forth vitriol.
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With 25 minutes gone Christian Pulisic sent an inch-perfect cross to the back post where McKennie glanced a header home from close range.
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Moment made its name selling lenses that clip on to the back of a phone, offering different fields of view and more options for photographers.
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The upside to the back and forth run-around is that you're forced to explore, illuminating all the remaining greyed-out areas on your map.
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Afterwards, you'll receive a spicy kick to the back of the throat — admittedly, that sounds painful but if you like spicy foods, you'll enjoy it.
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The troopers received no response when they knocked on the front door, so they went to the back of the house, according to the statement.
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If that seems too labor intensive, Room & Board sells several options for cord management that can easily adhere to the back legs of your furniture.
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If Samsung had added one more camera sensor to the back of the S20 Ultra, that thing might've been swallowed whole by the entire module.
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Meanwhile, more pressing concerns, such as prolonged conflicts in Syria and Yemen, have relegated the Palestinian issue to the back burner in the Middle East.
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Before we could even head to the back of the line, the bouncer unhooked a red velvet rope and beckoned for us to come inside.
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It took the prior year's model, made the colors glossier, the screen a bit bigger, and — the big upgrade — added a camera to the back.
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He recalls the sight of his niece, slumped beside a drain, crying, and a heavy blow to the back of his head, and then nothing.
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Ambreen was kidnapped, strangled with ropes and tied to the back seat of a van and then the van was set on fire, police said.
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Throughout season 7, showrunners D.B. Weiss and David Benioff scooted him firmly to the back burner, where he sat and fretted and was generally ineffectual.
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Once they got to the back of the school, they were all set to break in there too, but suddenly a janitor appeared from inside.
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One robber eventually threw him to the ground, put a gun to the back of his head and told him it was time to die.
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Killer Workout featured a woman who is consistently pushed to the back of the aerobics gym, only to return and murder everyone in the class.
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The device, described in a study published today in Science Translational Medicine, consists of a 3D-printed case attached to the back of a smartphone.
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First of all, Huawei has added a third lens to the back of the P20 Pro, which provides an 8-megapixel, optically stabilized telephoto camera.
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A 21-year-old woman with a deep laceration to the back of her head first met police before she was sent to the hospital.
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"We basically were living in FEMA trailers that we pulled to the back over here because at least this way we had utilities," she said.
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With a portrait taken by a big camera and lens, the blur usually steadily increases from the person's face to the back of their head.
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That iMac success meant the Pro, which only accounts for a single-digit percentage point of the overall Mac market, moved to the back burner.
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After the last powered flight, Virgin Galactic added more passenger seats and extra equipment to the back of Unity, changing the vehicle's center of gravity.
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After that, you just have to choose one of the two included magnetic metal mounts and attach it to the back of your Android smartphone.
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Bisbee was attacked by a man who was quickly arrested and suffered a bloody lip and a small cut to the back of his knee.
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They launch such that they're taking the gravity from the front of their chest to the back of their chest—that's called the G direction.
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Evans escorted people to the back of the store, informing them how to escape out the back door and into a nearby mall for safety.
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With demonstrators gathering around the city in response to the back-to-back shootings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, the session felt particularly timely.
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Another said, "My eyes rolled to the back of my head" watching people make specific personnel demands of Zuckerberg, including that Kaplan undergo sensitivity training.
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The whole thing snaps to the back of the tablet with magnets and folds up into a really compact folio when it's time to leave.
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So they moved half of it to the back (the fingerprint reader), and then back filled the front with an extra biometric option: facial recognition.
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The homeowner said he was able to free himself, fought with the suspect and sustained a stab wound to the back side of his shoulder.
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Andrei hops off his horse and picks up an abandoned flag, waving it triumphantly for a few seconds before taking a bayonet to the back.
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He then wrapped it in cling film, glued it to the back of the invoice, folded it all up and popped it into an envelope.
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Dan saw her from the kitchen window, tying one end of a nylon rope to the back porch and the other to the crab apple.
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Leonard was outside washing his mother's car, and the guy walked up and put a gun to the back of Leonard's head, in broad daylight.
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When his wife wandered to the back of the campaign bus, Newsom informed her that he'd just been telling me how they've begun to meditate.
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The 2004 murder of Renate Newton, her 48-year-old stepsister, who died of blunt-force trauma to the back of the head, remains unsolved.
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Coming home from Dr. M.'s my grandmother trailed the four of us to the back of the bus where other blacks had settled themselves.
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"(Cheyrou) is a guy with tons of experience, and he sniffed out something could come to the back post," said Toronto head coach Greg Vanney.
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Two large speakers had been set up so that his message could be broadcasted effectively to the back of the pack and the hearing impaired.
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It was harder for those major-magazine and newspaper editors shunted to the back row or, in some cases, to the standing-room-only pen.
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Early on Wednesday afternoon, Bob Peele, 62, pulled up to the back of the cigar factory in a pickup truck overflowing with Trump campaign signs.
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Their Troy Polamalu-sized singer, Randall, barrels to the back of the room before the opening math-bash of "Future Drugs" has even kicked in.
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It gets to be a bit much, with girls racing to the back of group photos so that their faces appear smaller than the others'.
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Dumba lunged for a pass from center Mikael Granlund and barely eluded Senators defenseman Erik Karlsson on its way to the back of the net.
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Reed, 73, sustained a concussion on a hit to the back of the head in the third quarter of a game at Baltimore on Oct.
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An expansive master suite has direct access to the back deck, and features two walk-in closets, a private study and a massive ensuite bathroom.
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That means you can continue using your phone as usual and leave the battery pack stuck to the back until it runs out of power.
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My dance partner led me up the narrow, poorly lit stairway to the back of the building, when he suggested we find somewhere more private.
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"She just got fired," one person joked as a chagrined aide rushed to the back of the room after pulling one of the last numbers.
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Turturro drove another load of produce around to the back of the facility, where three massive hoppers held even more olives, a seemingly endless supply.
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His bike is black, has ape hanger bars, green pedals and a milk crate attached to the back that carries his tackle box and rods.
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Place drink next to the back burner of the stove, except when you get distracted and leave it on the counter near the sink. 2.
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A two-judge panel listened to the back-and-forth for a half-hour — much more time than they spent on many other cases Tuesday.
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They dashed to the back nine to witness Woods, the game's hobbled giant, on the most promising day of his comeback from four back operations.
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The rest of the car, meanwhile, was completely damaged, with logs extending from the shattered front windshield all the way through to the back window.
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That thought brought me to the back story set in the 80s in The Photograph, this kind of unrequited love story between Isaac and Christina.
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And Keith drove around to the back and he said, we have to get out here, because we don't want to walk to the hotel.
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The woman fled to the back of the plane, where flight attendants found her on the floor in a fetal position, according to the complaint.
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Here, too, is the drink of Afghan summers: dough, pronounced with the "gh" hard and half-swallowed, tongue curled to the back of the throat.
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With a book that jolts my imagination in some way so that I am flipping to the back and scribbling ideas on the end pages.
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Chao assured members of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee last week that the infrastructure plan has not been pushed to the back burner.
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I walk to the back doors out to the large sweeping patio where a raging fire burns in the fire pit of severe unfinished concrete.
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Evidently it had been used by the militants because there was a prayer mat in the plastic crate attached to the back, the soldiers said.
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A corridor off the foyer leads to the back of the house, connecting the kitchen, pantry, a boot room, a playroom and a half bathroom.
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I made my way to the back of the main floor where I found a reception desk, and no one in line ahead of me.
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"That first shot was me running behind a camera car with Dave lashed to the back of it, hanging on for dear life," Herring said.
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We won't go quietly as he campaigns to put us back in the closet, back across the border, or to the back of the bus.
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Ramona and Lucy invited us to the back, in the kitchen, where we hugged them and thanked them for feeding us for our entire trip.
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According to local media, staff turned their backs to a FWPD officer and walked to the back of the restaurant instead of taking his order.
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"So it was rather like every other phone, except there was an ability to add up to six or so modules to the back," Osterloh says.
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There was supposed to be a vote on the proposal at the end of 2015, but it looks like it was moved to the back burner.
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There are chunky LED light strips to tape to the back of a TV, differently spaced depending on the size of your tv (there's a guide).
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Click ahead to see every product you really need for your hair and get ready to push those unneeded bottles to the back of the shelf.
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Hardware aside, Lenovo has done some interesting things with cases for its Legion laptops by moving the majority of ports to the back of the machine.
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By Monday, the Spencer's location at the Lloyd Center mall, where Numair snapped the picture, had moved the offensive display to the back of the store.
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Add in a black stiletto to the back of the head, and you begin to approach the level of hatred between Joan Crawford and Bette Davis.
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The Briton appeared drained by the effort, and deeply unimpressed by a first-lap collision with Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen that sent him spinning to the back.
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Yes, you get to banish your heat tech to the back of your closet, but don't celebrate for too long — summer running has its own challenges.
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It comes with a separate box to connect components rather than connecting to the back of the TV, so The Frame sits flush against your wall.
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Therefore, your chances of buying a pair of kicks that won't get thrown to the back of your closet in a few months is actually higher.
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Overall, substantive policy discussions took a rear seat to the back and forth of political attacks -- and personal insults -- directed at Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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" He continued: "25 minutes into the movie, I stood up and went to the back of the room, and Emily said, 'Do you not like it?
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On Monday, Kate welcomed a group of school kids to the "Back to the Nature" garden she helped design for the Chelsea Flower Show in London.
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As the two men walk to the back of the vehicle, the officer can be seen subtly handing Zago a little box as he "arrests" Zago.
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YouTube creator Unbox Therapy held a microphone up to the back of the iPhone 7, 7 Plus, and the older iPhone 6s to test it out.
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Spider-Man feels properly quick and agile, as he should, dodging around his foes or sliding through their legs for a quick shot to the back.
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Its debut product, now called Kardia Mobile (previously AliveCor Mobile ECG), is a $99 standalone device that adheres to the back of your smartphone or tablet.
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After getting sick of dodging guys, I escape to the back of the bar where I spot a boy dancing by himself like a straight boss.
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It comes with a vertical stand and an optional VESA mounting kit so you can attach the Chromebox to the back of your monitor if desired.
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In honor of Carletha's birthday, #Redskins President Bruce Allen presented her with a custom-made Washington jersey with "Nana" and "107" stitched to the back. pic.twitter.
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