Her pinky toes were longer than all of her other toes.
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He steps closer again until his toes are over the boy's toes.
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My toes felt it worst: it's nearly impossible to sleep with cold toes.
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"Aim at the head, shoulders, not the toes, not the toes," Cleave sang.
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Cold Toes Every time Cold Toes releases a pin, I hit the *nut* button.
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I put my toes in the water, and suddenly the goldfish started to nibble my toes.
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Some have extra toes on their back feet as well, where most cats have only four toes.
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If the media keeps politicians on their toes, political activists are at liberty to keep us on our toes, too.
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Bandages were used to pull the four smaller toes down underneath the foot while pulling the heel towards the toes.
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We were always in competition, and I think that kept us on our toes and still keeps us on our toes.
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But unlike the chimp&aposs big toe, Selam&aposs is in line with her other toes, similar to toes on a human foot.
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Feet should be shoulder-width apart, toes slightly pointed out, and when you bend the knees, not to let them extend past the toes.
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While I know that some people don't like the feeling of fabric between their toes, this design helps spread the toes for better stability.
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Paws' eight extra toes are spread across her four feet, with three bonus toes on each front paw and one extra on each back paw.
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Numb or blue fingers or toes If your child's fingers or toes are blue, it could mean her heart is not pumping enough oxygenated blood. 3.
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Hot potato: From "A," tap left toes to floor 3 inches in front of you, lift foot back to "A," then tap toes 3 inches behind you (C).
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Pushing the envelope a little bit, stretching the repertoire is to me an important thing — it keeps the musicians on their toes; it keeps me on my toes.
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"One of my students said he can't touch his toes on a day to day basis, but when he's doing drunk yoga, he can touch his toes," she explained.
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" - Lia, 229 "A massage therapist breaking my toes.
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On Sunday, Jenner took to the app to share the shortest video of Stormi's baby toes, cooing "mommy's cute little toes" as she holds her foot in her perfectly manicured hand.
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No." - Paula, 26 "Couldn't cum without sucking my toes.
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We're on our toes, here — until 2018, that is.
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Love these two - always keeping me on my toes.
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I was born with 10 fingers and 10 toes, a big thing to a man who had 10 fingers but only nine toes, the second and third on his right foot fused together.
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Reformation has a knack for keeping us on our toes.
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A navy frock toes the line between formal and casual.
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He kept us young hustlers and gangsters on our toes.
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Ever date someone who always keeps you on your toes?
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Universal is milking the hype … keeping fans on their toes!
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Come up on your toes into your strong, solid plank.
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She's really fun, and she keeps you on your toes.
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He picks the ball up with his toes to serve.
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She was found limping with string wrapped around her toes.
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Game of Thrones likes to keep viewers on their toes.
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But they still manage to keep us on our toes.
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First of all, it's unexpected, keeping fans on their toes.
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You'd think they'd been forced to eat with their toes.
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The Academy has to keep us on our toes, right?
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Dipping your toes in the water on a sunny day.
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So Instagram is stepping on Pinterest's toes a bit here.
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"Always keeping me on my toes this one," she writes.
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Peanut will certainly be keeping Clearlove on his toes, though.
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Maintain weight in your heels with your toes pointed forward.
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Have you ever met anyone with 11 fingers or toes?
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In automatic response, they easily grab their perfectly flexed toes.
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I don't know why I keep curling my toes under.
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"Get them toes pointed in the right direction," Emmitt says.
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I think he's just keeping me on my toes though.
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Hangin' with Obama in those freshly polished pointy toes (2011).
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She made me laugh and kept me on my toes.
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It isn't just that Uber is stepping on Google's toes.
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" "We're Congress, we're always stepping on toes, including our own.
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I looked down at my toes, the wobbler's last hope.
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We're all just fucking jam between his rich ass toes!
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Upstart labels are also keeping big brands on their toes.
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If nothing else, Lincoln's toes are being stepped on here.
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The toes of my grandfather's boots just grazed the floor.
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I'll be keeping my fingers and toes crossed for Janet.
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Toes, fingers, noses, bones, and teeth splattered on the ground.
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Otherwise I exert all the braking force with the toes.
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He beats Stojkovic to it and toes it past him.
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Both rivers open to the North Sea beyond your toes.
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Tap your toes, wiggle or in some other way, move.
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Converse, Adidas — shell toes down to the regulars — are accepted.
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I watch some more Will & Grace and paint my toes.
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Impressions of their arches, toes and heels were clearly visible.
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"They were keeping me on my toes constantly," he said.
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She rose up onto her toes as Ms. Pericet had.
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Nonetheless, the fallout is keeping Malaysia's leader on his toes.
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Even so, the action is putting Republicans on their toes.
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For instance, can a woman bend and touch her toes?
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I don't think there's any more toes left to embrace.
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Certainly the eye is ready as never before to accept Fluevogs' generous foot beds, thick and springy soles, decadent heels and often whimsically rounded toes (though there are also dainty and rapier-like toes).
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"I am an actress from the roots of my hair to the tips of my toes," she said, lifting her fingers to her head, then leaning down to touch her toes in her sandals.
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On her last visit, Meghan opted for a pale pink nail polish called Rose Milk from toxin-free brand Kure Bazaar, which she had on both her hands and toes (three coats for the toes!).
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However, over time, as horses evolved larger bodies and their side toes started to shrink, their center toes became larger and more robust, compensating for the extra load, until they were the only digits left.
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"And I can't touch my toes," he admitted as guests laughed.
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I'm talking about the ears, toes, and genitalia of human beings.
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Sucking and licking toes can be ticklish ... from what we hear.
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Come up on your toes so you're in a plank position.
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I genuinely [would] worry all the time about losing my toes.
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Cardi B and Offset are always keeping fans on their toes.
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This toes the fine line of evil brilliance and cruelly unconscionable.
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"For me it's about keeping people on their toes" she explains.
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Once my toes are dry, I head back home for dinner.
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You'll definitely have to stay on your toes for this one.
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Now I'm kind of dipping my toes in the vegan lifestyle.
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And 'Hickory, Dickory,' 'Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes' is still popular.
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Six months of pregnancy really keeps a ballerina on her toes.
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The man was missing his fingers, his toes, and his genitals.
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He spoke of toes in general with reverence and earnest passion.
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Answering these questions may help us stay light on our toes.
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The boy's mother also has polydactylism, with six fingers and toes.
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Of all of Stormi's adorable qualities, her toes are Jenner's favorite.
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UIA's few rivals have, meanwhile, learned not to step on toes.
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Coursera is just starting to dip its toes into machine learning.
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Keeping those deaths fresh, however, keeps the team on its toes.
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You're sitting in a lounge chair, your toes in the sand.
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It's also the rigid form: pointed toes, straight legs, good posture.
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He's bandaged from his neck down to his fingertips and toes.
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You are going to lose some or all of your toes.
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But hopefully we'll not tread on anyone's toes while doing it.
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"He doesn't want to step on your toes," Kim tells Kourtney.
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The Oscars certainly knows how to keep us on our toes.
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Make sure to keep your knees in line with your toes!
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Perhaps he was just enjoying keeping Miley's fans on their toes.
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And thus treading more directly on the likes of Instagram's toes.
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We're all just f—ing jam between his rich ass toes!
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Beijing (CNN)Sun Lukang has written four books with her toes.
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And these developments are likely to keep Washington on its toes.
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She's 92 and can touch her toes, kick up, and balance.
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My upper body was sweating; my fingers and toes were frostbitten.
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Being kept on my toes is a special thing these days.
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It's as part of me as my toes or my hands.
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"He was like sucking my toes," she recounts as James squeals.
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In Nigeria, there are a lot of toes to step on.
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He toes the line of self-destruction without actually being destroyed.
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Dyson's already started dipping its toes in the connected home scene.
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Even admirers of Mrs Clinton will curl their toes at this.
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Toes, too, are deleted if they clash with the book's title.
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Late-night comedians are known for dipping their toes into politics.
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"We're not going to step on each other's toes," he said.
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I pray for their development -- from their fingers to their toes.
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We were thinking more of feeling the grass between your toes.
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Christoff is also putting her toes in the 2016 presidential race.
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I question any uniform that has little balls on the toes.
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Elsewhere, a slew of corporate news kept investors on their toes.
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It most often appears as itchy, peeling skin between the toes.
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That's got equity investors dipping their toes in the market again.
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You've just got to adjust and keep him on his toes.
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Though his build suggested he'd have been fast on his toes.
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I switch stances constantly to keep my opponent on their toes.
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Hibiclens has a foaming action that will help reach between toes.
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Look for pairs that protect from stubbed toes and thicker soles.
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For example, 27A's "Condition with feet turned inward" is PIGEON TOES.
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I wanted to cut off my toes to wear smaller shoes.
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You're like really on your toes, like, 'Man, I'll kill somebody.
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A woman said her toes rotted when she got an IUD.
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They have mostly brown feathers, and three toes on each foot.
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Be on your toes, because if not, it can get dangerous.
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That we can't control our appetites and cannot touch our TOES?
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Step dancing often brings its performers remarkably high on the toes.
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Until recently, when I noticed my toes don't feel numb anymore.
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But has the time come to dip toes back in again?
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Onscreen, she makes cutting remarks that keep men on their toes.
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My toes tapered evenly, and my high arch was ballerina-worthy.
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The marbled salamander glows particularly bright on its toes and cloaca.
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A couple of specials in, we dipped our toes into theaters.
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Breakingviews The Redstones do like to keep everyone on their toes.
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To follow Mager online is to be kept on your toes.
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Others had eye problems, ear problems, a cleft palate, no toes.
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Others had eye problems, ear problems, a cleft palate, no toes.
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Feel the soil, sand or blades of grass tickle your toes.
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"My gratitude runs all the way to my toes," Warren said.
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You can't stretch, you can't touch your toes, you can't really walk.
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Like most birds, this foot has four toes, while lizards have five.
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I'll be treading on my own toes, shooting myself in the foot.
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Meanwhile, Klein is currently being treated for exposure and some frostbitten toes.
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Starbucks has really been keeping us on our toes this holiday season.
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LEDS are mounted onto swimmers' wrists, shoulders, hips, knees, ankles and toes.
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They're the best thing to happen to extra sweaty toes and footbeds.
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We're on our toes to hear what they come up with next.
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Meet Pinocchio, a naked and godless child with no fingers or toes.
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Do because it toes the line between simplicity and feature-rich. Any.
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Under the table, the men's toes peek out from beneath their robes.
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He spoke of my toes in particular: their contours, shapeliness and perfection.
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I took ballet in fifth grade, so I'm good on my toes.
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I FEEL IT in my fingers, I feel it in my toes.
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No one toes out of their shoes in Lincoln in the Bardo.
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Margery bounced lightly on her toes, bare on the glittering glass floor.
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Feel the sand in your toes, savor the drink on your tongue!
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I wiggled my left toes, which were more obliging than my lips.
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If you're still wearing round toes, you're so stuck in the '00s.
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"I cannot feel my toes," I texted a friend at 3:30pm.
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Uber is also dipping its toes in the world of car-sharing.
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But, you know, gotta keep you on your toes, maybe I do.
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Keep the knee in line with toes for all lower body moves.
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I could bend my left leg but I couldn't wiggle my toes.
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Keep your feet in line with your shoulders and your toes forward.
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But this "is not the normal morphology of human toes," he said.
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"You are a total twinkle toes on the dance floor," Inaba said.
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My toes burned for a week every time I took a shower.
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Slowly lift your leg straight up behind you, keeping toes pointed. 3.
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The 22 reboot of IT is still keeping people on their toes.
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"The doctor started on his left foot, between his toes," Kelli says.
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He'd only really have to stretch on tip toes to do it.
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A way to dip your toes, or dive into it head first?
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One of them had to be cut off, along with two toes.
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Keep systemic racism on its toes and disguise your tactics pre-snap.
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Only after my toes curl will I consider attending to his needs.
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You have to really be on your toes, which makes it fun.
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What had been constrictive bondage fell away, yarn ends tickling my toes.
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"The tippy toes!!!" the proud mom wrote on top of the photo.
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Those areas — usually the toes — were then covered with the thin tape.
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He could dip his toes back into free agency in two years.
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"I like to feel my toes in the wax," Matley, 34, said.
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The latest candidate to dip his toes into the water is Sen.
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Briggs made saves with her toes, her legs and her blocking pad.
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The crisp mountain air wasn't what had everyone on their toes, though.
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You control the direction and speed by pressing down with your toes.
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It reminds me of the beach and hot sand between your toes.
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How we don't break toes and ankles on every jump defies logic.
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That was dipping our toes in that territory, doing something more general.
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Her art toes the line between hard and soft, masculine and feminine.
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Obviously, the book kind of toes the line between glamour and tragedy.
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And even the big companies you talk about stub their toes, right?
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Only now are they seeing value and dipping their toes in again.
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They stuck needles in their arms, necks and the skin between toes.
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Almost anything, it seems, that keeps shoppers on their toes is viable.
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Red Grooms in his studio in TriBeCa, with "On Your Toes" (2009).
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Start with your toes, then feet, then calves -- you get the idea.
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She wiggled her brown toes and dug her heels in the moss.
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Things are never stable at home, which keeps you on your toes.
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It was very cold outside, but plenty of toes were on display.
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Fingers, toes, the soles of his feet — all exquisite, all perfectly formed.
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It definitely feels like we need to be more on our toes.
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And on the side, they began dipping their toes into interior design.
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I hurried back to my building, my toes stinging from the cold.
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It's such a relief she nearly forgets the pain in her toes.
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Arms, legs, stomach, back, even between her toes — her skin itched ferociously.
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Their fingers and toes are as adhering as those of a gecko.
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I hurried back to my building, my toes stinging from the cold.
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"I don't know who, but she stepped on some toes," she said.
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Auditioning new vendors also helps keep your current vendors on their toes.
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It's a great way to dip your toes in the colorful waters.
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This could very well lead to some cold toes on frostier nights.
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I do this in the shower, and I even do my toes!
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I pointed my toes in dance class and did all my homework.
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He said the most severe cases risked having fingers and toes amputated.
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As your numb fingers and toes can attest, winter is swiftly arriving.
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It's a delicate balance, and she toes the line with acrobatic grace.
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If I concentrated, I could feel ice crystals forming in my toes.
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The comment prefaced Zuckerberg dipping his toes deeper into politics and policy.
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It's most common on the fingers, toes, nose, ears, cheeks and chin.
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What are your most important tools for staying quick on your toes?
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Healthy internal competition can keep everyone at a company on their toes.
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"Elongated toes are something you commonly see in arboreal animals because they need to be able to grip these branches and wrap their toes around them," said study co-author Jingmai O'Connor of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
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Paradoxically, the album's frenzied rush leaves a dazed afterglow — he's trying to wow listeners into submission, and he keeps you so on your toes that the state of being on your toes congeals into a sort of stupefied inertia.
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Deadlines are not a bad thing, and it keeps you on your toes.
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" He continues, "I think being a songwriter means you're always on your toes.
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Good rubber-soled shoes with closed heels and toes are important, says Quigley.
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Contract abs, and then tuck toes to lift body; forearms remain on ground.
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And I think that just keeps it on its toes all the time.
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The first time I stepped on a set of toes, I politely apologized.
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He was a funny, sweet man that kept us all on our toes.
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Sometimes I forget if emotion is showing from my toes to my fingertips.
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Their fingers and toes may also be webbed, or unusually short and wide.
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I get my toes and fingernails done and I walk out feeling renewed.
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The fear Mrs Mumtaz inspired still keeps some food-sellers on their toes.
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Glad I don't have to worry about pointing my toes or heel-leads!
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The window of time when all five toes were visible was very short.
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It also keeps you on your toes – you have to know your stuff!
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They also solved the puzzle one-handed, blind folded and using their toes.
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Start with your feet hip width apart, with your toes pointing straight ahead.
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Latin Americans, for example, suffer gun death rates to make your toes curl.
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So I have to say it's not just my audiences on their toes!
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The creatures went on to help save many more limbs, fingers, and toes.
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Alternate tapping your toes as you jump up while simultaneously pumping your arms.
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Love, Simon toes the line, and the end result is well worth watching.
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Point your toes and hold your legs at about a 45 degree angle.
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Like, your toes are some of the slowest things on your body, actually.
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He started with a criminal-investigator background before dipping his toes in entertainment.
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I'm transgender myself, so I'm obviously not trying to step on any toes.
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That's when he realized he could use his toes to strum the chords.
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And it manages to upend enough expectations to keep you on your toes.
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Harris says the twins keep him on his feet — and on his toes.
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Stand with your feet spread wider than your hips and toes pointed out.
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Stand with feet wider than your hips and your toes turned slightly out.
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On their feet wedge heels, open-toes and slingbacks in suede and crocodile.
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Pollock, and I stepped on a lot of toes and I know it.
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And now 1 year old, Wesson is keeping the newlyweds on their toes.
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LeBron James' toes look like they're trying to crowd together for a selfie.
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Since "The Chromatic Diet" series, many have dipped their toes in dining colorways.
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Jake Ellenberger lost a fight by getting his toes trapped in the fence.
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"It's always about learning and keeping the body on its toes," Skriver adds.
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Healthy workplace boundaries – Making sure people don't step on each others' toes 3.
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Sky is not the only broadcaster to dip its toes into VR waters.
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He did not start; Tiffany wanted to keep the Terrapins on their toes.
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After two hundred and fifty-three days, he regained feeling in his toes.
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They didn't have to dink around, on their little toes, all the time.
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"Toes sticking up make a good snack," said an instructor, Drew Nelson, 36.
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Millions of people used its app to dip their toes into cryptocurrency speculation.
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Add four short legs, eighteen toes, a big, wide mouth and beady eyes.
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To keep employees on their toes and ideas flowing, workspaces are constantly changing.
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"I was up at six-thirty this morning, so I have webbed toes."
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They don't chafe or rub against my ankle or toes in any way.
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The new boots, soaking wet, were heavy and began to kill my toes.
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I pushed off with my toes and floated over to the aforementioned windows.
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We can always count on Kanye West to keep us on our toes.
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An intensive care nurse came in and touched Donald's feet—his toes moved.
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One in seven people reported a fantasy where feet or toes were prominent.
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The sheer variety of styles on display keeps the reader on their toes.
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Dr. Tokuyama noticed that the tip of one of his toes was gone.
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Air into my toes, into the arches of my feet, into my shins.
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Other businesses have been dipping their toes into the matrimony-focused sock pool.
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It's another way to keep everybody on their toes — second and third guessing.
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Contemporary dance had found a new choreographer to keep it on its toes.
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All I'm pointing out is that we need to be on our toes.
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Matt LeBlanc dips his toes into hands-on parenting in this family sitcom.
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As you get stronger, perform the pushup from your toes One-arm rows.
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I've noticed that its mere presence, though, keeps me more on my toes.
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"Game of Thrones" kept viewers on their toes with its twists and deaths.
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Mr. Frankini, toes curled in the sand, gripped a Dominator with both hands.
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A new study found that their brain views their toes similarly to fingers.
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Start slow, and be sure to keep your toes connected to the footplate.
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William Shakespeare, Leo Tolstoy and, to keep them on their toes, Grace Paley.
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She poured a whiskey with a lot of ice and stretched her toes.
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It keeps me on my toes, just in case my mind needs changing.
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Peary, his toes frozen, had to be transported in a sled, Henson wrote.
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Today, she can move only her left hand and her feet and toes.
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"I tried to wiggle my toes, and I couldn't move them," he recalled.
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Investors have been waiting for larger firms to dip their toes in cryptocurrency.
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I also paint my toes and nails which have been neglected for weeks.
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I wiggle my toes into these toasty warm slippers every night after work.
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I mean, the producers haven't even shown us Olivia's messed-up toes ... yet.
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"I am an actress from the roots of my hair to the tips of my toes," she said for a cover feature this winter, lifting her fingers to her head, then leaning down to touch her toes in her sandals.
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But swap your hands or your toes for your feet, and it gets hard.
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Pushing a sled involves everything from your hand muscles to your toes, says Walsh.
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My toes and my feet are a lot rougher since I've become a mom!
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"…and then, Sparky, he made fists with his toes…" #ChristmasEve #Traditions #KissYourDalmatian #DieHardIsAChristmasMovie pic.twitter.
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"Almost all personnel are on alert and they are on their toes," he said.
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But what about people who bounce on their toes, power walkers, those who sashay?
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"Whoever saw my dad's toes on TV, I'm sorry," Shareef O'Neal wrote on Twitter.
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So, like many desperate people, she dipped her toes into the world of crime.
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Then, rise onto your toes, so that your knees are hovering over the floor.
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There should be a slight outward turn of your toes—about 30 degrees. 2.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - The Redstones do like to keep everyone on their toes.
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It is danced in thin boots of soft leather that leave the toes exposed.
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So I stepped on his toes hard, and then stormed out of the train.
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CrossFit workouts change daily and contain variety to keep its membership on its toes.
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Good weather, good company, good music, good alcohol and maybe grass between my toes.
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Jason tries to quiet him, blushing down to his toes as Jessica squirms uncomfortably.
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The shoot itself was livestreamed, and Jenner said this kept her on her toes.
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He's almost 63 months old, lives in China and has 31 fingers and toes.
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While kicking, I managed to SPEAR myself with a lawn spike between my toes.
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Two of Disney's biggest films, possibly ever, are now stepping on each other's toes.
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Only in the last year has it dipped its toes into the smartphone waters.
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The Rolling Stones, the United States gymnastics team, fingers and toes, the Spice Girls.
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Market Report Modern interpretations of the classical slipper, with ankle laces and pointed toes.
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We probably made a lot of enemies along the way, stepped on some toes.
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Toasty socks Stop wearing multiple pairs of socks to prevent your toes from freezing.
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And, according to Channing Tatum, the owner of a seriously strong set of toes.
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According to CBS News, she is tied for the most toes on one kitty.
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Life as a royal father of two is keeping Prince William on his toes!
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Avoid square toes, thin treads, and "distressed" leathers, and you're good to go. 225.
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It will start at my toes and fill me up until I am shaking.
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Sloths: They may have two to threes toes, but sometimes they need a hand.
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I can't wait to be able to look down and see my toes again.
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One-year-old Levi keeps Griffin on his toes and also influences his writing.
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Lift toes up (A), return to floor; lift heels up (B), return to floor.
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"I just felt we were on our toes," Blue Jackets coach John Tortorella said.
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After all, tough competition is the only thing that keeps everyone on their toes.
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Just once my parents dipped their toes into the stream of plastic board games.
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The way to avoid being caught flat-footed is to be on your toes.
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It really keeps you on your toes and tests your knowledge on all fronts.
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That leaves only Chad, where an unusual development is keeping eradicators on their toes.
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"We should all be able to communicate so we don't step on anyone's toes."
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She returns to the sea; she dips her toes and chatters to the tide.
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She becomes a woman with saltwater in her hair and sand between her toes.
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It was when things got quiet that you had to stay on your toes.
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Slowly lower one leg at a time to tap your toes on the floor.
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She added that that she's already dipped her toes back in the dating pool.
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Try to keep your front knee from jutting very far forward past your toes.
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Engage abs, lift torso and legs as if trying to touch hands to toes.
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Everything seems to flake and dry out, from your hair down to your toes.
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This is what keeps us on our toes, that we have to be proactive.
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"If you do a comedy show, you're going to step on toes," he said.
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I think our team is at our best when they're playing on their toes.
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Luis Rodriguez, 5, who has autism, cannot speak and walks awkwardly on his toes.
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Because the last thing we want to do is stepping on each other's toes.
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He was able to move his toes and was communicating with doctors, ESPN reported.
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With that being said, Hammer might think twice before posting another video involving toes.
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Then he curls up at my feet with his head resting on my toes.
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Now, China has begun to tread on Europe's toes in even more emphatic fashion.
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Bopping on his toes, James turned and looked toward Amundson, who was tottering away.
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"Those games between us and the Yankees, everyone is on their toes," Ortiz said.
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During his weeks there, Baalsrud completed the amputation of the rest of his toes.
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Then, move diagonally up to your toes and across the width of the foot.
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But increased competition is no doubt keeping the company on its toes of late.
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Dip your toes into the sparkling waters of Lake McKenzie, located on Fraser Island.
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No, but I was always right on the edge, monitoring my toes and hands.
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I quickly found that it was a total-body workout, split ends to toes.
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It's meant to make everything exciting and fresh, to keep you on your toes.
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At that point, he dipped his toes into animation, and the rest is history.
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"However, Grab will be careful not to step on the regulators' toes," Png added.
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Don't hesitate to dig your heel into the bones above the toes, she instructs.
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Heads may bob, toes may tap, singalongs may be joined, dancing may break out.
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Put more simply, to never even know whose toes you might be stepping on.
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He paused between photo shoots and looked down at his black leather square-toes.
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"It's not rational that they're stopping us from getting our toes wet," he said.
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With the memory, I felt the gentle pressure of her weight on my toes.
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The hands, toes and scrotum are among the fastest body parts to dry out.
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The fact that I can touch my toes shouldn't be so amazing to people.
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I do dark blue on my toes and a bright red on my fingernails.
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She should pay to have her toes soaked, her feet scrubbed of dead skin.
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Amazon&aposs slowing growth and shrinking profit margins are keeping investors on their toes.
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"Think about the spaces between your toes — who ever talks about that?" she said.
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But that was the thing about Ms. Consolo: She kept you on your toes.
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But the one necessity you need to keep your toes toasty all winter long?
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THE CLOSER From head to toes: It was a chapeau seen round the world.
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These socks are seamless, so your toes won't be subjected to any uncomfortable rubbing.
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But as anyone will tell you, ski boots are incredibly uncomfortable on your toes.
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First I stretch in bed and I wiggle my ankles, my toes, my knees.
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"I wake every morning and look over my toes at Glacier Peak," he said.
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They cite complaints like stubbing toes on furniture and no privacy in the bathroom.
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Any of them should make efficiency geeks happy, and keep competitors on their toes.
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I feel like this could be a good opportunity to dip my toes in.
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Babies develop muscles and strengthen them starting from their head down to their toes.
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I looked down at the shrunken muscles in my feet, at my paralyzed toes.
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The candid way he talks about her passing keeps us all on our toes.
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The blanket didn't cover my feet, which made me very aware of my toes.
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"When you flick, the first thing that comes back is your toes," she instructed.
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My toes get numb and well my fingers, they get numb in 1 minute.
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Her expertly manicured nails are a shockingly bright pink, her toes a demure white.
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When watching TV at night sit on the floor and reach for those toes.
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He stood on his tippy toes to tighten his muscles and streamline his pose.
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Geminis are known for being chatty—and they'll always keep you on your toes.
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It's a fictional character of sorts, one with limbs but no fingers or toes.
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When Fortnite dipped its toes into battle royale it felt like a more finished product.
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Some are dipping their toes, some are ready to jump in, some are already in.
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In addition to finger lacerations, pieces of glassware were found in patients' feet and toes.
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Board, and New York City is just dipping its toes into the possibility of reform.
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The food would be so delicious, Weinland-Brown remembers, that everyone's toes would just curl.
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"I can totally touch my toes whereas before I couldn't even see them," Tricia says.
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"Jazzy: 'But daddy I have to paint your toes,&apos" Johnson continued reenacting the conversation.
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Even those who have never dipped their toes in programming can be a JavaScript ninja.
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He was very intelligent, very clever, and you had to be always on your toes.
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Genes built you, from the tips of your toes to the crown of your head.
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It starts in the toes and goes straight up to the roots of my teeth.
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I was online with my fingers and my toes crossed, hoping that it photographed well.
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"Despite her best efforts, her little newborn's fingers and toes were still blue," she said.
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If the past is any indication, she's going to keep us all on our toes.
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Three days later, Boulton said one of her toes turned black and was later amputated.
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They were both smiling ear to ear as they dipped their toes in the water.
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However gracefully the two presidents dance, they are likely to tread on each other's toes.
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How much of Kylie's shoe/outfit choices were determined by Tyga's affinity for her toes?
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"I didn't want to go completely on my toes for our first kiss," she said.
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Snapchat has been dipping its toes into live video with the occasional live event coverage.
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We respect the braiding community and we are not here to step on anyone's toes.
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I loved her tiny yawns and delicious toes — and dreaded the end of my leave.
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Have not yet seen any evidence of toes, but I assume they're all set, too.
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She manages to remain on her toes fairly well, with Legend's help, before falling over.
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We've seen his face, his little toes, and his precious bonnet — but alas, no name!
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She said when she met her future dog, he was chewing on the breeder's toes.
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I always like somebody who keeps you on your toes about tradition, who stimulates you.
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Spending your days with your toes in the sand may sound like the perfect retirement.
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When it comes to her hair, RiRi is known for keeping us on our toes.
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It's part metaphor, part reality, and just strange enough to keep us on our toes.
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"I always want to change things up and keep her on her toes," says Lewis.
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So private companies even dipping their toes in biometrics and face scanning should cause alarm.
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So, we're safer in the skies, but are essentially scum between the toes of airlines.
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Billy Mack (Bill Nighy) feels it in his fingers and in his toes every Christmas.
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The family added that no Sandy Toes employees entered the water when Jordan was attacked.
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Firms outside Silicon Valley have also started to dip their toes in the PPA pond.
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"I'll just say it's not a ring for your finger or your toes," explained McCarthy.
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"I'm dipping my toes in and to the idea of starting something new," he says.
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This clock keeps people on their toes in a way traditional numeral clocks do not.
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It keeps you on your toes to be constantly physically and mentally challenged like that.
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Squat with your back straight, making sure your knees don't go past your toes. Repeat.
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Even when DEP is subdued, that in and of itself keeps us on our toes.
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" And then there's the way he walks, with toes pointed out "at 10 and two.
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His left leg was broken, and his foot and toes were severely fractured, Normand says.
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In modern songbirds, the fourth toe points in the same direction as the other toes.
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The minerals cause itching and burning sensations followed by skin markings, rigid toes and swelling.
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He laughed when I tried to touch my toes and reached just past my knees.
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Unleashing three legitimate post presences that can function simultaneously without stepping on each other's toes?
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Can't wait to see you, hold your little girl and squeeze her tiny fingers + toes.
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George R.R. Martin and David Benioff certainly know how to keep us on our toes.
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I spoke to Kiril about risk, romance, and losing your toes inside the exclusion zone.
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" Standing Calf Raises "Rest your hands on a wall and stand on your tip toes.
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Second, the designers catered to the turtle's unique foot shape and two large, separated toes.
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After a game of basketball, he does a slow, standing rolldown, reaching for his toes.
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My toes aren't cramped; nothing's cutting into my instep or the sides of my foot.
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As a result, the hotel had to start running ads in search of new toes.
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First, we know he likes to keep the people working for him on their toes.
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They have large cash positions and are afraid to dip their toes in the water.
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Inhale to curl your toes while trying to activate all the muscles of your legs.
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Then, Upton said, she noticed that four toes on Ezra's foot were red and swollen.
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Dip your toes into the trend with this colorful take on a classic Reebok style.
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Gavios is now unable use her feet and toes, and her shins have nerve damage.
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Apple was fine, of course—they were really only dipping their toes into this sector.
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Yet he was good to Amira, she said, playing with her toes until she giggled.
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If there's one person who's always keeping us on our beauty toes, it's Blac Chyna.
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"He was skating so fast and exploding off his toes for starting quickness," Aidelbaum said.
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We touched our toes to the sea and then headed back to the waiting taxi.
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Some pieces stood on pigeon-toed feet, and others grew flippers, fins, fingers and toes.
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That would cut down on the earnestness, for sure, and keep us on our toes.
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"I swear, they keep me on my toes 24/7," Washington said of the girls.
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"I believe in markets right down to my toes," she said on MSNBC in July.
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Nearby, two uniformed parks workers slid off their shoes and quietly dipped in their toes.
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"A lot of the sites could step on government's toes," said Steven Adair, Volexity's founder.
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It drained out from his face to his toes, as he urgently informed his protégé.
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The wrong way is to give up after two minutes because your toes are cold.
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"We were on our toes the whole time, to be honest with you," Teague said.
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This is significant because curved toes are great for tree climbing and hanging from branches.
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The subsidiary is also dipping its toes into the risky low-cost, long-haul market.
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She hesitates, digging the toe of the shoe that pinches her toes into the dirt.
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It wasn't all smooth sailing and seamless spells: Gardner liked keeping Valiente on her toes.
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Who else gonna make your bop your head while describing the corns on their toes?
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The 28-year-old man from Upper Hutt pilfered two toes from a preserved corpse.
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Be sure to dry your feet completely, paying extra attention to areas between your toes.
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Shaquille O'Neal's flossy toes are now Cardi B approved ... but they're still soooo messed up.
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"I did a little boxing in my junior year," he said, bouncing on his toes.
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There is the fetus in the dish, the perfect curl of its fingers and toes.
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He's sharp on his toes, in a way that's part of being a New Yorker.
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For the Balls, it is simply about getting their toes wet in the international market.
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Coming Back to the Senses: As you are ready, gently wiggle your fingers and toes.
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In moments of crescendo, he sent a quaking motion from his chin to his toes.
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She toes an almost imperceptible line between moans of ecstasy and cries of spiritual praise.
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And with no toes on my left foot, I can't step up and follow through.
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His normal-size toes looked tiny and foreign at the end of this strange sausage.
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Another factor keeping investors on their toes on Tuesday was the choppiness in oil markets.
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Two guys lifted a ballerina upside down, in parallel plié, her toes pointed toward Fernandes.
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Well, here's a brief overview to dip your toes into this field in one hour.
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Ricardo Rossello had vigorously opposed the request, saying it would be stepping on his toes.
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"Wash your feet from the direction of your toes down to your heels," it said.
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"We were scratching our toes for almost the duration of the trip," Eddie Zytner said.
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The toes have to support the entire leg complex and the quads take a beating.
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Sizing is important here since these conform to every contour of your foot — toes included.
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A new study explains how those big toes became a hoof in the modern horse.
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Dirt-caked toes poked from his sandals, and his trouser cuffs dragged on the ground.
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They wiggle their manicured toes in the sand and whistle at young girls strolling by.
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She looked down at the ground, hid her toes behind a tall tuft of crabgrass.
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Keeping the competition on their toes is advantageous, but communication is vital in the bedroom.
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Inside were several of his frostbitten toes, which he had removed with a carving knife.
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Start with your toes, she said, and thank your body parts for their hard work.
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Unfortunately, the fireplace was purely decorative, meant to "warm your heart" rather than your toes.
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"He'll do it on purpose just to keep everyone on their toes," Mr. Key said.
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Triceps pushups Start in a plank position, this time balancing on your hands and toes.
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He smiled and tapped his sneaker toes on the school's mosaic floors in the shadows.
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Sometimes it seems like you can hear a song all the way in your toes.
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The Roku Subwoofer, meanwhile, is a beast that's strong enough to make your toes tickle.
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That&aposs why I put on my own template, on my own ten toes down.
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Her feet were bare, and she rose onto her stubby toes to grip his arm.
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Closer inspection revealed that there were bristlelike feathers protruding from the tops of the toes.
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Cautious theatergoers unacquainted with Strindberg may dip their toes into his work without being blistered.
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And Fred Jones loses parts of two toes, but not his love of dirty jokes.
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I can almost feel the sand beneath my toes when I eat something like this.
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At the beach (last day), she looks down and thinks, I have my mother's toes.
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All together, that's more players on the pitch than you've probably got fingers and toes.
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Sling-backs, mules, kitten heels, platforms, wedges, peep-toes, mary janes, ballet slippers, gladiators, pumps.
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And I think that's healthy, it makes us better, it keeps us on our toes.
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He's going to have really divergent big toes, which is considered a more primitive characteristic.
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Socks keep your toes warm and your feet from filling the room with unbearable foot odor.
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By switching between rapping and singing in English and Korean, Blackpink keep listeners on their toes.
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We weren't on our toes early in the game and that's a typical San Jose start.
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She has since been able to wiggle her toes, as well, her mother Vicki Kopf revealed.
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"Some traders thought it's a lizard foot, because lizards tend to have long toes," Xing said.
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"Someone cut off all my toes," a third man with scars streaking his face says quietly.
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Oh good, because The Angry Birds Movie will curl your toes about once every five minutes.
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Mayweather and Khaled are not the only celebrities to dip their toes in the ICO space.
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They're also known for their elaborate camouflage and the flanging tips on their fingers and toes.
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Sand rubbing into toes instead of collecting inside the grooves of stiletto sandals and Gucci loafers.
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According to the company, many clients dip their toes and start with a lightweight setup first.
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Most of the cats have six toes (instead of the normal five) on their front feet.
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In addition to French political jitters, other developments in the bloc kept investors on their toes.
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Supply chain management departments in a range of industries have been on their toes for months.
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The stockings are designed to fit individual toes, giving your pedicure a better fit as well.
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Jenner and friends are using insane privilege to dip their toes into the waters of oppression.
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Jablonski was so shocked by his dancing toes that he decided to film the "surreal" moment.
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You look around a little, you dip your toes in by going from venue to venue.
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U.K. listed companies delivered a whole raft of earnings on Thursday, keeping investors on their toes.
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Target is always keeping us on our toes with its blink-and-it's-gone flash sales.
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And his crisp dialogue: "You don't want to step on any toes," Aaron's C.I.A. colleague says.
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But despite his success, Buffett says it's the hard times that keep him on his toes.
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I curl my toes, cold-call (it never gets any less awkward), and ask about Johnny.
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And the president is reportedly taken with the way in which she toes the administration's line.
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So I decided to dip my toes into the practice by doing it at home instead.
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The restructuring was a long time coming and I had failed to stay on my toes.
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My job keeps me on my toes and it is never boring, especially with middle schoolers.
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After all, it looks like Sarah Hyland has a thing for keeping us on our toes.
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By letting users dip their toes in, Snapchat could get more users active on Snap Map.
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Investors are ploughing money into the sector, and some new firms may tread on Rivigo's toes.
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She tearfully rejects every new physical loss: webbing forming between her toes, her feet merging together.
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Sudden lameness may be due to an injury or ice accumulation between toes or paw pads.
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His ball's sinking a lot, getting a lot of ground balls, keeping us on our toes.
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Church elders were not afraid that congregations would start tapping their toes or swinging their partners.
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But disseminating half truths to avoid stepping on anyone's toes is not the way to go.
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Start by lying on your stomach, and prop your weight on your forearms and toes. 2.
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Perhaps Mr Skripal had trodden on some toes in Moscow by re-entering the spying game.
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Stay on your toes: Uranus is sure to deliver all sorts of unexpected excitement your way.
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I have a mutilated foot from a lawn mower accident and I'm missing a couple toes.
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You interact in the virtual by interacting in the physical, moving your muscles, stubbing your toes.
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They protected our toes from stomps on the playground, but gave our heels room to breathe.
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This morning I was upstairs getting ready and my toes were cold from the wood floors.
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But given Apple's habit of keeping us on our toes, it's anyone's guess until tomorrow.[Bloomberg]
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And then we have to be on our toes figuring out how to deliver those solutions.
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"Jazzy: 'But daddy I have to paint your toes,'" Johnson continued, as he reenacted their conversation.
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"Toes are very hard to come by," Terry Lee, Downtown's 'Toe Captain' said at the time.
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First, at least two major powers are already dipping their toes into Afghanistan -- Russia and China.
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Families are spending their savings on medications and insulin, losing toes and feet, kidneys and jobs.
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Stay on your toes, don't try to control everything, and treat everyone with respect—including yourself!
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The 77-year-old Kuczynski danced, bounced, and struggled to touch his toes to electronic music.
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My toes would be frozen, my nose would be frozen … Oh, how little I knew then.
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But Fossil is also dipping its toes into more advanced smartwatch waters with the Q Founder.
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But apparently baring his toes while in the presence of a banker went too far. pic.twitter.
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Surprises at work inspire you to think on your toes and come up with futuristic solutions.
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Our noses are redder than a Louboutin sole, and we haven't felt our toes since October.
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I got my legs fully buried under the lapping water, and felt something under my toes.
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Floor Knee Tuck Get into a pushup position with two rags under both feet, toes down.
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Circle Knee Tucks Get into a pushup position with two rags under both feet, toes down.
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It's also possible that blood circulation to your fingers and toes could stop entirely, leaving deformities.
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He toes the baseline, lobs the ball into the air, and sends it bolting past me.
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Start by standing flat on your left foot with your right toes resting on the floor.
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So get up, reach your hands up to the lights and reach down to your toes.
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But the truth is, they welcome the threat of competition to keep them on their toes.
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They even have webbing between their toes and they're really good swimmers, and can even dive.
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On top of modeling, the Hadid sisters also dipped their toes into fashion designing this year.
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" Baldwin said he wants Democrats "to have a smart opposition to keep them on their toes.
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Johansson's fearless approach to switching things up never fails to leave her fans on their toes.
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Macy's said Wednesday it's dipping its toes into both the clothing subscription and apparel resale businesses.
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"I had to learn how to ground myself while staying lifted on my toes," she said.
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Anna Cleveland, daughter of Pat, strode with her unusual gait, toes pointed outward, nose pointed upward.
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Once the rash subsides, the skin will often peel, especially on the groin, fingertips and toes.
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I had been planning to wear hiking boots — sturdy, comfortable, and nobody would squash my toes.
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But at the Beach Sessions, at Rockaway Beach, spectators can wriggle their toes in the sand.
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Today, the Radio City Rockettes continue to dazzle with sparkly outfits, high kicks, and pointed toes.
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The doll has a soft, cuddly body and she can suck her thumbs, toes, and bottle.
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Alarmed, urgent, strained, and exhausted from striving, the album finds the punk veterans on their toes.
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Tomboy Toes offers affordable classic masculine formal footwear like oxfords and brogues for small foot sizes.
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If you want to sing "Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes," you'll get only about halfway through.
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Current Orange County Housewife Shannon Beador has also seen her daughters dip their toes into music.
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Meanwhile, large retailers can dip their toes in the water by partnering with the start-up.
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Do you realize no one else would count your toes hundreds of times, as I did?
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After years of total obliviousness, a cartoon character comes to terms with only having nine toes.
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It's also not yet so sweltering that we're effectively forced to let our toes go commando.
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The team toes the line between retelling the story and also entertaining, with a technological upgrade.
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I'm not sure how she could not see those raggedy toes, but let's just assume here.
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Leave it to Bieber to have us on our toes, all for a damn black hoodie.
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Start with the toes, the soles of the feet, the tops of the feet, the ankles.
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You can see how her legs are straight, her toes are pointed, her back is flexible.
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"Drier weather in West Africa is still keeping the market on its toes," one dealer said.
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But other LPs are also keen to dip their toes in the water in different ways.
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Acuna: Is that something that you plan to continue doing, just keeping viewers on their toes?
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However, Odom wasn't at all bothered by the gesture as he begins to suck her toes.
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My hands looked weird, my legs needed to be straighter, my toes needed a stronger point.
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Yeah. Be able to think on your toes, which helps out in some of these situations.
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Your toes and feet should be covered at all times while indoors, even in the summer.
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The Alex Jones persona orbits around his volatility, keeping audiences entertained and colleagues on their toes.
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In past election cycles, he's raised money but stayed clear of actually stepping on Rohrabacher's toes.
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Her edges were visible in the grass: a pudgy hand, a few toes in white tights.
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They spread the putty on their toes and slip their feet into a sleeve of fabric.
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The same goes for open-toes, which can catch gravel, wood chips, or other natural elements.
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"I'd had my eye on this pair of classic Adidas shell-toes for weeks," she writes.
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She demonstrated the Hustlers-style strut, letting her toes drag behind her with each new step.
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"This is a place where you're stepping on people's toes," he says of the West Bank.
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One friend, Lori Duncan, wore a black, fringed dress and white cowboy boots with metal toes.
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The same applies to walking on frostbitten feet or toes, so avoid that unless absolutely necessary.
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It's a very long, complex novel that toes the line between extremely funny and heartbreakingly sad.
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Congress is in their second recess week, but the administration is keeping us on our toes.
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If robotic surgery is dancing, the icons help keep you from stepping on your partner's toes.
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Never mind weak ankles or frostbitten toes, or the prospect of falling flat on your face.
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I'm afraid of open water, but it would have been nice to get my toes wet.
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After lying there for a moment, I realized I could poke my toes through the fabric.
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Also, TOE is the answer to 62D's "Little dipper?" because TOEs can be dipped in water.
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I take a million showers a day to try to warm my toes with hot water.
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The coffee giant has slowly been dipping its toes into the latest trendy dairy-free milk.
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While healthy competition keeps you on your toes, take advantage of opportunities to connect with others.
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Your feet should be between hip and shoulder distance apart and your toes turned out slightly.
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This avoids smashing your toes against each other and truly makes for a more comfortable run.
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"I'm looking forward to seeing his face and touching his little toes and hands," she says.
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Doctors say they keep the foot because the toes provide important sensory feedback to the brain.
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It's hard to feel mystically transported when you're worried about stepping on some hot guy's toes.
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We've already dipped our toes in the water on Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard, Maine and Block Island.
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We've already dipped our toes in the water on Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard, Maine and Block Island.
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When the shoe was removed, it turned out the nail had passed clean between the toes.
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They electrocuted their little bodies, hooking them up to electricity from their fingers to their toes.
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The last person who had played with my hair and warmed my (always, always) cold toes.
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Several of his left toes had been severed and he had necrosis on both of his ankles.
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The coffee chain is keeping us on our toes with their hush-hush #PurpleDrink and #OrangeDrink creations.
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"Longer-term investors are returning to gold and dipping their toes back in," said Saxo Bank's Hansen.
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He swam off from the encounter with some minor injuries to his toes and truly frightening footage.
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Wearing ballet shoes, Teigen twirled slowly on her tip toes with the aid of husband John Legend.
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By this point, Gypsy Rose had already dipped her toes in rebellion from her mother's controlling grasp.
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Either way, this question keeps everyone on their toes, which is where he likes us to be.
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"Just think about it ... I've been seeing his toes for 17 years ... I've been scarred," he added.
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Honghong's mother's condition is not as severe as her son's — she has 12 fingers and 12 toes.
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For example, working on a ladder forces you to stand on your toes for extended time periods.
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If you're a true beauty nerd, chances are you've dipped your toes in a few loyalty programs.
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Your knees should be driving out towards your last two toes on the way up and down.
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They dream of gangrenous toes and a God with pierced earsand Bill Clinton dressed in a nightgown.
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You also outfit your toes with bend sensors, so squeezing them lets the robotic hands make fists.
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A Destin, Florida, native, Sammi adores visiting the beach and dipping her clawed toes into the surf.
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The sugar white sand is such pure perfection that she truly enjoys feeling it between her toes.
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They help keep armed forces on their toes, and hone new weapons and tactics under realistic conditions.
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Zookeepers even surprised Bon Bon for her 56th birthday by putting on a show painting their toes.
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Upon closer inspection, he discovered the outlines of toes and a fleshy heel pad — a sauropod footprint.
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Everything that comes out of that kid's mouth toes the line between abjectly horrifying and wildly inappropriate.
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Instead, he'll be sitting in the stands while one of his most prominent critics toes the rubber.
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Having more "open access" operators—smaller, more nimble companies—would keep the big franchises on their toes.
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She is always fantastic in everything she does, and she toes a striking line here with aplomb.
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Because they go more on the toes, and that's something that's not recommended by most developmental specialists.
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"They're very creative and you just have to stay on your toes all the time," Underwood said.
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As a result, several groups of aircraft engineers are dipping their toes back into the supersonic pool.
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You never know what conditions you will encounter each class, so it keeps you on your toes.
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You never know what he's gonna do or say, and he really keeps you on your toes.
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Rigorous exercises based on unnerving scenarios are critical to keeping engineers and cyber specialists on their toes.
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Fingers and toes crossed that we always appreciate each other and never take each other for granted.
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It just puts into perspective and proves we have to be on our toes the whole time.
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Freestyling in football is the art of juggling the ball using your head, shoulders, knees, and toes.
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" Squats "Stand on the pool deck with your feet shoulder-width apart and toes turned out slightly.
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Toes or fingers sticking out from the lifeless prison, being the only part that can be moved.
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At the same time a few big foreign firms have started dipping their toes in the water.
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Meanwhile the price of oil is keeping investors on their toes as crude futures continue to fall.
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Keep your weight on your heels, with your feet hip-width apart and toes facing slightly outward.
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Even when the show isn't on air, the Kardashians find ways to keep us on our toes.
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It's freezing, you can't feel your toes, and stepping outside in the icy blizzard could be dangerous.
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The possibility cannot be ruled out—which is why consumer-product firms must stay on their toes.
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"I've been interviewed by more US Marshals than I have toes and fingers," Cusack joked to Motherboard.
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After Laughter glitters and dazzles, stomps and sizzles, dances on your toes and rocks you on home.
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Throw it around and watch it bounce in odd directions to keep your pup on its toes.
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We're waiting to hear back from Facebook's High Heel Mom before dipping our toes into this one.
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My foot connected with the other footpad and I was up, blue lights flaring beneath my toes.
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"Thanks for keeping me on my toes," he told the observant attendee who had noted his error.
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Case in point: Haddish appeared on Ellen, and even kept the talk show host on her toes.
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It's that love and affection that's going to keep Griffin on toes for the next 18 years.
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"She's got her dads toes," the mom of two captioned a sweet shot of her newborn's feet.
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The device vaguely resembles a Microsoft Surface and toes the line between touchscreen mobile device and laptop.
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An interesting feature seen in the new prints is how the dinosaur's skin stretched between its toes.
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I experienced that strange combination of red-hot cheeks and ears and icy-wet feet and toes.
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You have you press your toes into the accelerator for a moment before you get rocketed forward.
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Boyer said the accident broke David's foot in three places, dislocating some of his toes as well.
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"The guys think that they have stepped on some toes during their counter-hacking activity," she said.
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Noisey: Give me a shortlist of all the things you've got your toes dipped into right now.
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We laid with our stomach flat on the chair, legs squeezed and toes pointed towards the wall.
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Jay Z is not a scary person, but as drunk as you are you're on your toes.
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They cover the most sexy part of the foot, cut off your toes, cut off your arches.
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And so, our ever-evolving understanding of the T. rex continues to keep us on our toes.
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Both FreeHand and CorelDraw—the latter of which came out in 1989—kept Adobe on its toes.
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And I will personally continue to advocate for equality for all people until my toes point up.
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David, on the other hand, suffered dislocated toes and multiple breaks to his foot during the crash.
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Blunt just got reelected in 2016 and has always been a guy who toes the party line.
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But the cocktail's notoriety has led to a serious problem for the bar: lost and stolen toes.
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If you see coning in your abs, don't drop your toes all the way to the floor.
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Johnson makes sure to keep you on your toes but doesn't forget to knock you off them.
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Majesty then got a turn at trying to paint her toes with blue nail polish by herself.
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We don't live in the same city, so we've avoided stepping on each others toes too much.
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"I didn't have toes, and my heel was basically burnt off," she says of her left foot.
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For a total newbie, it can be intimidating to dip your toes into such a complex field.
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Throwing in a few takedowns is great way to keep your opponent edgy and on their toes.
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Relatives have revealed she opened her eyes on Tuesday, just days after doctors noticed her toes wiggling.
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He'd slipped off his shoes and socks and now clung to the metal fretwork by his toes.
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Kim's visit almost certainly means China will not scuttle his regime as it toes the Beijing line.
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The woman grinned as the melon kissed her toes and rustled her blue, tie-dyed chiffon dress.
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I throw chaos into his life and keep him on his toes, but secretly he loves that.
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She was standing less than a foot from Hassan, the toes of her boots nearly touching his.
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I like surprise, I like mystery, I like challenge, I like to be kept on my toes.
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Second, House Democrats should make sure not to step on the toes of Mueller and the SDNY.
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I left the gym exhausted, from my head to my toes, but also ready to stand tall.
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I ask him to balance on his toes and then his heels, which he does with ease.
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The Ionic dips its toes into the smartwatch game with only a handful of features at launch.
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To prevent it, wear sandals in public spaces and keep your toes (and toenails) clean and dry.
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For those just getting involved, he recommends they dip their toes in before taking the full plunge.
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Many of today's largest tech firms have already been dipping their toes into parts of these fields.
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It keeps us on our toes and up to date with the latest trends in the space.
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The average gamer or consumer looking to dip their toes into video doesn't need all that flexibility.
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But if H. Luzonensis is not closely related to Australopithecus, then why the curved toes and hands?
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Although the show's audience obviously skews liberal, he thinks it's necessary to keep them on their toes.
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As if that didn't keep us on our toes, just an hour ago, Timberlake posted another video.
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I need it in my 20-hour bone broth and in the tips of my chicken toes.
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Yes, suede can work, as long as your toes and heels are out in the fresh air.
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It's got everyone thinking on their toes on the backside of a project rather than front end.
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His series Someday I'll Find the Sun toes the line between documentary, staged narrative, and artful portraiture.
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You don't know where to go, you don't know who to look at, you on your toes.
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Our skin is cooler, though, especially the curved, protruding parts of our bodies (think nose, fingers, toes).
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He didn't have toes or noses, only gills and fins, so perhaps it meant nothing to him.
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Instead of shooting up in his arm, he goes in between his toes to hide the tracks.
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She acknowledged that his climbs had caused health issues for her father, including losing fingers and toes.
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EC: We know how it feels, so it's like, let's try to not step on any toes.
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Jake Gyllenhaal saunters in to keep things interesting and keep would-be spoiler-mongers on their toes.
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Instead, wear literally anything else that will keep your toes firmly within the confines of your shoe.
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His skin transparent as tracing paper, the foot was a mallet of flesh, the toes tiny buds.
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And she is a vibrant presence in front of an orchestra, rising to her toes at climaxes.
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His toes were the only part of his lower body where he didn't have pain or swelling.
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Notice how the sand massages your toes and feet as you walk, inviting you into the present.
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Keep your feet roughly hip-width distance apart, your back straight, and your toes turned out slightly.
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Ms. McHorse emphasized that the study does not definitively answer why horses' side toes started to vanish.
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Rewarm those red toes with a soak in warm -- never hot -- water for up to 30 minutes.
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My shoes were soaked and my toes nearly numb as I took a seat on the bus.
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I couldn't feel my toes as the rain shifted between steady downpour and Noah's Ark-style soaking.
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He pleaded with the ref and demonstrated what he'd done — on his toes, never off his feet.
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If there was someone who did it before me, I don't want to step on anyone's toes.
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I hovered in the middle of the cabin, toes down, hair up, and took in the scene.
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She then used "some innovative thinking" to use her toes and call 911 for help, officials said.
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If you are a beginner, you can do this exercise on your knees instead of your toes.
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It details injuries suffered by at least ten other people, ranging from concussions to multiple broken toes.
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But it's not yet certain whether drillers have much interest in dipping their toes into uncharted waters.
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The company dipped its toes into smartwatches in 2015 with a hybrid smartwatch called the Guess Connect.
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The girls nodded and turned toward one another, standing shoulder to shoulder and bouncing on their toes.
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With 83.5 hours of instruction, you'll dip your toes into designing UIs, grasping design patterns, and more.
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A weak knot will typically have one loop pointing toward the toes and one toward the ankle.
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Loosen your body from your head to your toes, and take a few more deep breaths. 20183.
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Extra cushioning pads your heels and toes, helping reduce the impact during each part of a step.
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I've been standing in the exact same spot for an hour and my fucking toes are frozen.
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From the right angle, standing on his toes, Ali looked as if he actually floated on air.
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That was what he did now, I guess, when he let me pull his foot back to me, holding it in both hands as I kissed the sole again, the arch and then the pads at the base of his toes, each of them, and then the toes themselves.
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While Fentz couldn't land a quad toe jump, his triple toes and axels were a sight to see.
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This charmer, known as Kengoro, can swing a tennis racket, do pull-ups, and stand on his toes.
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Reach back with your right arm to catch your foot or toes in the crook of your elbow.
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It seemed like a good, low-risk opportunity to dip my toes in the home voice-assistant waters.
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Not all of the cats have six toes, but they all carry the polydactyl gene, the museum says.
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Go out there, dip your toes in a sparkling new kiddie pool, and taste your own discount paradise.
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As for her "twinkle toes," Kate showed off her dancing skills with Paddington Bear a few months ago.
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A baby in China was born with 15 fingers and 143 toes, to the shock of his parents.
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So if you want to see this diva showdown go down, start crossing your fingers and toes now.
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A few years ago, someone turned over some bones from Troy's toes to the Jordanian Embassy in Baghdad.
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I started walking on my toes when I was one, and I just constantly was after ballerina dolls.
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Stand with your legs wider than hip-width apart, toes turned out slightly, then lower into a squat.
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His flip-flopped, perfectly pedicured toes — complete with toe rings — were actually just an unusual pair of socks.
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Squat Stand with your feet slightly wider than hip-width distance apart, with your toes turned out slightly.
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Second, the administration may have purposely leaked this plan to pressure Iran and keep it on its toes.
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"She's got her dads toes," the new mom of two captioned a sweet shot of her newborn's feet.
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I was relieved to get back and relax, but my intuition warned me to stay on my toes.
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