Messaging your gun-toting, drug-trafficking friends by way of encrypted message isn't proof that you're a gun-toting drug-trafficker, an Ontario court has ruled.
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This limited series is about Joe Exotic, a "gun-toting gun-toting polygamist and country western singer who presides over an Oklahoma roadside zoo," per Netflix.
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And what was accomplished, except to create the perception among much of the public that the gun-toting KKK fascists and gun-toting CWP anti-fascists were but mirror images of each other?
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This is no ordinary robot – it is missile toting one.
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Millennials toting iPhones are not the only ones borrowing more.
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This kid Conor Lamb, a gun-toting ... A conservative Democrat.
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Wherever it is, they are likely to meet gun-toting children.
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But gun-toting may bring actors more than just moral satisfaction.
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While UPS and CVS start plotting, Wing is toting actual goods.
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New Yorker tote-toting subway riders do crosswords in the app.
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Gun-toting police and soldiers dominated the centre of the capital.
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Cruz has fashioned himself as gun-toting Texan who keeps a .
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Foster is a shotgun-toting cattle farmer who speaks his mind.
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Instead of toting around a huge loaf, it's relatively snack-sized.
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Rogue gun-toting townspeople become the judges, and later the punishers.
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Everywhere she turned, she found Ethiopian security guards toting machine guns.
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A young woman with scabbed skin toting a young boy arrived.
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This is particularly true of the gun-toting and more extreme violence.
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Sometimes, there's a backpack-toting person doing tree pose in the foreground.
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Click through to see the products I'm toting for natural-looking waves.
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There's Eiza Gonzalez as Darling, a gun-toting, gum-smacking femme fatale.
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Many pet-toting riders might never cross paths with a police officer.
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Intelligentsia: Sunset Junction's hotbed of laptop-toting millennials working on their screenplays.
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The crowd was filled with young supporters toting signs, stickers and buttons.
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Consequently, the novel reads as if gun-toting henchmen are chasing Dockery.
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The practical, map-toting women are left on less solid ground, with
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Yes, that means toting along an old Amiga computer to play the .
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A man in bluejeans, toting a blue plastic bag slouches besides us.
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It featured gun-toting militants practicing an ambush to kidnap Israeli soldiers.
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Ruralites are frequently portrayed as badly educated, gun-toting, bible-thumping racists.
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The area around Perennial could use a flood of cash-toting employees.
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Markle was snapped toting her hat while entering the royal box at Wimbledon.
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Soldiers toting guns in the road were a joke: pas sérieux, quel cinéma!
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Duffel bags aren't just for toting around large stacks of unmarked $100 bills.
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And his boss, Angelo, at first glance, isn't a gun-toting gang-banger.
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Then there were the worries about possible intimidation by gun-toting Trump supporters.
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This also happens to be true of our favorite pizza-toting rodents: rats.
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Flood the region with thousands of birders toting scopes, cameras and life lists.
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However, my Marc Jacobs backpack is very convenient for toting snacks and lunch.
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It's not the only option right now for gun-toting tabletop violence, though.
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" To today's iPhone-toting teens, it must seem like something from "The Flintstones.
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"West Virginia Democrats are Bible-thumping, gun-toting, God-fearing people," Phillips said.
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Justin arrived right on time Sunday morning, toting a big bag of equipment.
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Now a gun-toting grandma, she's hellbent on killing the seemingly immortal Myers.
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If you plan to use it, it's worth toting your own helmet along.
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A small squad of gun-toting imperial fighters marches through a Vancouver soundstage.
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They are no match, of course, for a gunman toting a semiautomatic weapon.
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At lunchtime, children wander the village square toting instrument cases on their backs.
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"I do not believe in the general promiscuous toting of guns," he said.
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So could missile-toting submarines and surface craft loitering along the island chain.
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Across the street, the V & A's camera-toting artists had worked their magic.
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Whether you're toting around a smartphone or a Nintendo 3DS, they'll provide cute protection.
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A woman toting a "Don't poop your pants!" sign was spotted in East Harlem.
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All of this has earned him comparisons to a certain bullwhip-toting movie character.
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Four swaggering thieves wearing leather masks and toting automatic weapons apparently rob a bank.
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He kept toting the boards to sci-fi conventions, but fewer people were interested.
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It's reusable and recyclable, perfect for toting around small toiletries for your next trip.
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"You know, it's not just the white, male, Christian, gun-toting people," she added.
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Abascal is a 43-year-old former PP member and a gun-toting politician.
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If the gun-toting outlaws had been communists, prison would now be housing them.
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Duop was a child soldier, among the 10,000-plus toting rifles in South Sudan.
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But pictures of Black Panther leaders clad in leather jackets while toting guns did.
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There's levitation, a whip-toting lizard creature, and (best guess) the cooking show from hell.
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They're perfect for toting treats and tools to help make your ceremony infinitely more enjoyable.
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A roving band of megaphone-toting musicians wanders the halls, performing the artist's original music.
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And that's before we start talking about gun-toting monkeys, anthropomorphic pigs, and space temples.
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His home is full of dudes in blue shirts slapping each other, and toting guns.
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Unlike a women's magazine published by the Taliban, Beituki does not feature gun-toting women.
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These tissues have a special receptor that grabs ahold of any measles-toting memory cells.
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She also donned aviator-style sunglasses and a scarf while toting a black Mulberry bag.
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Toting baggage to restaurants, museums or a meeting with a potential client is one option.
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I rode Egged buses with Uzi-toting soldiers, and hitchhiked through checkpoints on my own.
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However, she'd be in a much stronger position if she was toting on her own.
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Good news, iPhone-toting photo lovers: RAW photo shooting support is coming to iOS 10.
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Mr Márquez's gun-toting appearance is certain further to undermine public support for the deal.
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In one ad, Ms. Ivey fires a gun and winks at two gun-toting men.
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Toting signs and chanting, people seemed more preoccupied with Mr. Macron than with the law.
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But who's actually toting along baby shampoo and tissues (which you need to keep dry)?
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Toting your picnic basket or bike over the harbor is a bit easier this year.
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On this Republic Day, dozens of gun-toting men in army uniforms surround the tower.
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They were transgender people, the children of immigrants, and parents toting infants on their back.
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And will he be toting a weapon recovered from the "armed settler" when he does?
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Kelly, 35, left in her leather jacket, toting her mini Pomeranian pup in her arms.
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I'm glad they are FINALLY making yoga pants that meet my knife toting, gun carrying needs.
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The men, each toting a Kalashnikov, grabbed her and three friends as they walked through scrubland.
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People arrived toting coolers filled with amazing fresh foods – I vividly remember the oysters and mushrooms.
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But Rojava's new rulers owe their power to gun-toting revolutionary committees, not the ballot box.
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You may, however, be in for a wait before you're toting a new Android-loaded Nokia.
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It's the white picket fence of my smartphone-toting existence, the Model T of my generation.
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Nursing supplies, Baltimore For breastfeeding mothers, returning to work often means toting around a breast pump.
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Plus, toting a toothbrush to buff your lips is kind of gross — it gets gnarly, fast.
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When toting your Xbox Elite Controllers around, zip them into this shell to keep them safe.
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Starting today, that includes the option to give Amazon package-toting strangers access to your garage.
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Naturally 1D fans jumped to the conclusion the girly stuff Niall's toting is for the couple.
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Many demonstrators last year came to Charlottesville clad in militia attire and toting semi-automatic weapons.
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Roughly a quarter of the gun-toting Swiss use their weapons for military or police duty.
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Toting one's bag, she implied, is an inelegant task best left to one's driver or factotum.
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It runs the gamut from multinational companies' deploying enormous dredges to villagers toting shovels and buckets.
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In America, every young black man in a hoodie is not a gun toting drug dealer.
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Certainly, it has been the center of the universe that revolves around rodents toting pizza slices.
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I began toting a second, smaller bottle of lube around in my purse everywhere I went.
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Nobody's trying to sell anything, and there's nary a selfie-stick-toting influencer to be seen.
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I didn't have an invite, but unlike at movie premieres, there were no clipboard-toting publicists.
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"Since we all have our phones in our pockets, we're toting our clutter around with us."
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Even as her health declined, she continued to ride atop her tractor, toting her oxygen tank.
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When lifting weights or going for a run, toting a phone around is a huge burden.
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If you're in London, for example, you won't be conspicuous if you're toting the latest cellphone.
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And Malambo, 235, and his 23 classmates can spend their days learning instead of toting water.
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And the divers were especially wary of the large camera that Kim was always toting around.
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An unidentified militia in combat gear, some members toting assault rifles, were also in the mix.
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Heimbach and his cohort, mostly young white men, arrived clad in black, toting shields and helmets.
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The trailer also features a gang of gun-toting henchmen wearing ski masks painted with stylized skulls.
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It is also known for posting video messages featuring uniformed gunmen toting military-style weaponry and equipment.
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And it infringes on my freedom not to have gun-toting vigilantes take over my federal lands.
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For the butterfly-net toting Charles, visits to the Canary and Galapagos islands are a scientist's sweetshop.
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Earlier this season, a gun-toting Villanelle ran away from Eve when she should have killed her.
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Just ask Oh's Eve, who runs toward a gun-toting Villanelle during an upcoming Killing Eve episode.
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At one point he too had to beat a tactical retreat from an angry gun-toting homeowner.
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Snap neglected the developing world's Android market for years as it focused on iPhone-toting US teens.
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More than anything, though, the ease of toting one of these Notebook 23s around is just sublime.
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When I moved to New York City, all the cool kids were toting Manhattan Portage messenger bags.
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Much to the disappointment of algebra-toting economists, understanding strategy requires knowledge of social norms and habits.
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Avin Vaysi ran into that fight toting a heavy machinegun and battling Islamic State street by street.
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Take a good look The country music fanbase is not a monolithic group of gun-toting advocates.
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She was tired of going up and down stairs with the dog, and toting bags and luggage.
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The workers, many toting backpacks stuffed with clothing, slid under the razor wire and met the cars.
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While the politics, if not the class dynamic, is turned on its head -- gun-toting liberals, incidentally?
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The premise — an elite, international, gun-toting force chases terrorists to their hidey holes — remains the same.
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"I do not believe in the promiscuous toting of guns," the NRA president told Congress in 1934.
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Take a Number As lawn-mowing season ends, scientists are toting up the injuries from recent years.
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Sifford, an off-duty CBP agent, was in the same, unusual position as Grant's gun-toting mother.
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Roughly 213 other people arrived on foot in a driving rainstorm, toting red five-gallon gasoline containers.
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Unlike traditional prosecutors, Krasner does not measure success by accumulating convictions and toting up lengthy prison sentences.
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The music video for "Adore You" saw Styles toting around a magical fish in tanks of water.
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The gun-toting, breast-baring, marijuana-planting nuns love sex — particularly anal — as much as their visitors.
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A new ferry line brings towel-toting hordes from Manhattan and Brooklyn to the thin peninsula's beaches.
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The only giveaway was the group of gun-toting French soldiers who stand guard at prayer times.
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I never thought the routine of them toting over their rolling suitcases of weekend essentials would last.
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The faction Kessler represents isn't limited to the gun-toting, swastika-flaunting crowd assembled at Emancipation Park.
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Like The Matrix, it features gun-toting characters in long, dark coats blasting their way through grimy corridors.
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First came the tot-toting Cayenne crossover, then the four-door Panamera, followed by the Macan cute-ute.
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The enemies get smarter and stronger, advancing from lemming machines s to gun-toting soldierborgs to nimble ninjabots.
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As fast as the rangers armed themselves, the poachers went one better, toting Kalashnikovs against single-shot rifles.
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You have to sing, dance, and perform, all while appearing effortlessly put together and toting six-inch platforms.
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That's right, the same guy who came toting two bags from Thirstie and Tipsy a few nights before.
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Lara faces a treacherous waterfall, dispatches gun-toting henchmen, solves Myst-like mechanized puzzles, and dodges booby traps.
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Janet's bodyguard also accompanied them and looks like he's picked up some manny skills ... toting the kid around.
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All that is to say that it's incredibly light, thin, and perfect for toting around on-the-go.
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Exuding happiness and toting a bottle of a champagne, she gets further with the clerk than Crawford did.
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Men and women toting Japan's ubiquitous clear plastic umbrellas file into the entrance of a nondescript corner bar.
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In the photos, she appears to be toting around a large surfboard and taking lessons on the water.
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In 1920, field crews of geologists, toting their drilling equipment in canoes, "discovered" oil deposits near Norman Wells.
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It has sold missile-toting drones to Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
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But the annual invading army of tourists toting selfie sticks threatens what attracted them in the first place.
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There are plenty of democratic countries in this world who maintain individual rights without a gun-toting citizenry.
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This "land transfer" movement isn't all hicks in felt hats, spewing legal nonsense and toting granddad's horse pistol.
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In 2013, Mr. Bass, 37, and Mr. Jones, 29, started Treason Toting Company, a maker of tote bags.
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Earlier studies showed that party identification colored views of historical reality for issues already toting heavy political baggage.
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Seeing it has become a must for camera-toting international tourists, whether in Russia, Alaska, Greenland or Scandinavia.
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That's not as great as using USB-C for everything, but it's certainly better than toting three cables around.
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The sun is shining, the birds are singing and the giant banners with gun toting cyborgs have been unveiled.
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I've been toting this phone around with all sorts of other stuff crammed in the same pocket. Keys. Coins.
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In the clip above, bear guides take a group of stuffed animal toting tourists to see the polar bears.
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"It was generally viewed as unsavory or off-putting," said Russell, who was toting a Civil War–style rifle.
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He's played by Jon Bernthal, who will reprise his role as the gun-toting Army vet out for revenge.
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True power lives in an all-encompassing shadow world (conveniently vulnerable to small bands of rifle-toting white dudes).
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"We're doing some major gardening today," Swift explained, before turning the camera on her shovel-toting mom and dad.
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The nocturnal Purple One scampered away from our photog outside a Central Park hotel while toting his trademark cane.
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Immediately, I needed to start filling out characters' talent trees and choosing which weapons they'd be toting into battle.
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It's weird because you're both a badass toting a pistol and cigarette, yet you're also a total crybaby diva.
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Jerry Maren, center, is best known as his role as the lollipop-toting munchkin in the "Wizard of Oz."
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My music is about women's empowerment and I wanted to have some dope women around me toting some guns.
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With a vital bridge gone, they have to hike in -- toting backpacks, shopping bags and even the occasional wheelbarrow.
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Latino families just leaving Catholic mass and nerdy teen boys toting around thick binders for a Yu-Gi-Yoh!
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I've also been curious about "supercharged" waters like the ones I see everyone toting at the gym or airport.
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Much of the critical software he'd written was stored on the hard drives he'd been toting in his backpack.
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Her brother was among those who happily made the switch from processing crabs to toting tourists around on airboats.
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Laurie is no longer a virginal babysitter, however; she's a gun-toting grandmother who's determined to protect her family.
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Later, the woman is seen with her family toting boxes into a larger house marked with a "SOLD" sign.
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He and Blondeau, toting his plush tiger, giraffe and polar bears, have rented a place on East 73rd Street.
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Meanwhile, a posse of hundreds of gun-toting cowboys, ranchers and Apache scouts scoured the rugged terrain on horseback.
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Nelson Yuen, 25, a lifelong resident of Choi Hung, has seen the camera-toting crowds descend on his backyard.
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They blamed leaders for failing to stop hordes toting guns, swastikas and Confederate flags from descending on the city.
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An odd-couple scenario develops—a vodka-chugging Wasp (Fonda) and a bong-toting hippie (Tomlin) become unlikely pals.
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"It's a lot of lies, like when they spun it that I was a gun-toting psychopath," he said.
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Army checkpoints abound, while gun-toting policemen riding up the mountain flout chairlift signs warning: "No Smoking, No Weapons".
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"I was waving to them," President Donald Trump recalled of greeting the machine gun-toting agents patrolling the grounds.
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This one features seven gun-toting figures in silhouette, framed against a golden sunset underneath a blood-red sky.
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Enter Joan (Marcia DeBonis) and her lover, Judy (Quincy Tyler Bernstine), a sleek businesswoman dressed in black, toting luggage.
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Mexican Federal Police released a video of officers arriving in the border state of Chiapas, some toting riot gear.
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His gun-toting father, Leo, also a labor organizer, absented himself from his family to pursue his political agenda.
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It is stenciled on police pickup trucks, their beds filled with smiling, relaxed—albeit riot-geared and rifle-toting—cops.
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Think about it – ABC's highest rated program attracted a huge audience of gun-toting, flag-waving, blue collar Trump supporters.
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The backpack has evolved far beyond its humble beginnings as a practical vessel for toting books, binders, and gel pens.
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Beardo imagines Rasputin as a dangerous, guitar-toting, sexually-liberated vagabond who's guided by possibly-divine voices in his mind.
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He called himself "a gun-toting, meat-eating leftie" during an interview with the Los Angeles Times back in 2004.
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Especially without asking, especially when you're hangry and especially when it's that squeaky-voiced, magnet-toting shrew Christie Masters. 12.
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A woman called 911 in Colorado Springs in October when she saw a man toting a weapon in the street.
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Many conservatives — Mr. Ivory among them — criticized Mr. Bundy's gun-toting tactics, but their grievances and goals are nearly identical.
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That includes the walkie-talkie-toting snake Trowzer, the new move-set teacher that replaces the mole Bottles from Banjo.
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The funnyman looked like a fraction of his Carlos-toting 'Hangover' character on his way into lunch Wednesday in Venice.
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And can they sense, on some level, that they're toting around at least one more head than is strictly necessary?
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Conservatives see them as Hollywood's Dirty Harrys—at-times-literal gun-toting renegades who've defected from the liberal Hollywood establishment.
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It ends, as you might have guessed, with some of the gun-toting ruffians giving Cage's outfit some extra ventilation.
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Before municipal walls painted with pictures of weapon-toting gods—meant to keep men from urinating—men urinated. Delhi. Fuck.
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He was shunted from place to place, always toting his belongings inside a foster care-issued "suitcase:" a trash bag.
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Holding on tight to friend Raquel Pennington, Heard threw her head back in laughter while walking and toting her laptop.
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You'll feel better in this snug jacket with a furry hood that turns you into the gun-toting trash panda.
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In recent months Hofer seemingly swapped his earlier gun-toting strongman persona for that of a gentler, cane-carrying character.
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It's not about wearing labels, or expensive clothes, or toting how much money you have—it's really about being proud.
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But when they make enemies with a gun-toting hairdresser, their journey becomes one of constant escape from the law.
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Reflex is the latest to try, though, with a brand new 35mm camera built for the modern, smartphone-toting photographer.
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President Emmanuel Macron was depicted as a penguin while running for office, and a gun-toting Sylvester Stallone symbolized America.
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As we spoke, backpack-toting little ones jumped up and down, and harried teachers bustled in and out of classrooms.
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Forget birds and planes, a doughnut-toting drone is probably the most impressive thing you'll ever see in the sky.
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A backpack is important, said Mr. Stitt, because you'll be toting your bags yourself and you don't want anything cumbersome.
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"I just love ice cream," he said, holding up as proof the half-gallon of sherbet he was toting home.
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Plus, since it's designed to be ultra-portable, you'll have no problem toting it around when you're on the move.
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Principals, teachers and other school personnel are seen toting long rifles and pistols, navigating makeshift corridors, and firing at targets.
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Certainly the most prominent examples of the category, like Fornite and PUBG, represent a particular strand of gun-toting mayhem.
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The rest of the film is framed as a scattershot mockumentary patched together from camera-toting party guests' verité footage.
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Many stock-picking styles have sizzled lately, with growth and value and domestic and international investing all toting up gains.
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But when they come in and order a stack of religious, gun-toting slogans on bumper stickers, I make them.
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There's an energy and excitement that couldn't feel further from the gaunt, bass-toting mope Mikey once was known as.
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It is revelatory about a life of high adventure with her completely tough, gun-toting, charming, fearless and seductive mother.
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Chumlong Lemtongthai, a Thai citizen, and his band of gun-toting prostitutes were surely the most remarkable of those gangs.
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"How did a prairie-dwelling, red-meat-eating, gun-toting former conservative become the hope of liberal radio?" he wrote.
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I can hardly remember a time in my elementary school years that I wasn't toting around a copy of Pokémon.
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He may be toting a roasted chicken as I type, but I'd never ask, and I'm guessing he'd never tell.
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Seeing the aurora borealis has become a must-do item for camera-toting tourists from Alaska to Greenland to Scandinavia.
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The police colonel is right, she says, in noting that these Chinese businessmen don't come off as pistol-toting thugs.
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The stylish midcentury men and women wear suits and dresses with exaggerated tailoring, donning brimmed hats and toting enviable accessories.
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Evidently, it isn't just me existing in the guitar-toting troubadour's world either; Ed Sheeran, if you've forgotten is massive.
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The gates to Dolce & Gabbana's heaven opened up, and out flew a handful of drones toting a new style of handbag.
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Police vehicles flash red and blue as dozens of gun-toting law enforcement mount a blockade outside a single-family home.
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The basement's bar area even has an homage to the famous cantina scene from "Episode IV" (including a gun-toting Greedo).
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When I posited the question to my coworkers, one confidently speculated the Shutter Island star must have been toting around condoms.
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The trolliest among Overwatch heroes, Bastion is a machine gun-toting robot that can transform into a stationary bullet-hosing turretbot.
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Yet we're stuck with characters inexplicably toting their cameras high even as they walk, or crawl, into the most absurd situations.
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At a time when America seems dogged by mass shootings, making a hero out of a gun-toting character is problematic.
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The mass migration brought national attention to the counterculture wave of hemp-toting, "love not war" espousing, tie-dye wearing radicals.
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However, I am happier now knowing that I can be honest about my beliefs without regard for toting the party line.
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Witnesses described the shooter as a black man roughly six feet tall, wearing all black clothing, and toting a large pistol.
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The two discs I played began similarly: You, an ape, are trapped behind glass with a rifle-toting human standing guard.
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Filmed at the skatepark on London's South Bank, the clip above shows a cheerful, GoPro-toting dog galloping after its owner.
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Pinterest shows an endless scroll of tatted Monroes, gun-toting Monroes, and Monroes clutching guns and wearing bandanas over their mouths.
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But the lane for the gun-toting, working-class, FDR union-radical lefty is wide open — and it's a great lane.
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It fires up your political brain, weirdly, with incessant radio interludes from the conspiracy-toting libertarian who runs a local camp.
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We have heard plenty of stories about ladies toting pistols in specially made purses, and about mothers who are gun owners.
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A peaceful haven for expat surfers, Canggu's mellow vibe and surf breaks have been luring backpack-toting travelers since the '80s.
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She said that one of the problems with these gun-toting, sanitized tales was that they missed the point of Grimm.
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Esti drinks her in with her eyes, but pretends she's unfazed, while the cigarette-toting Ronit can't help but appear starstruck.
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In fact, these wipes actually soothe both rashes and sunburns, which means I'll be toting them around from now until September.
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Microbes spread lighting fast, so by not washing, he'll be toting around stuff that can get himself or other people sick.
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Trish Hoffman is a police officer, but she's also an MMA-fighting, truck-driving, Louis Vuitton-toting bombshell in bedazzled jeans.
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The video features Luv – hair as red as her lipstick – draped over a lion and dancing with AK47-toting Peshmerga soldiers.
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He had journeyed across the state, 120 miles by bus, from the black side of Richmond, unaccompanied, toting a single suitcase.
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He's the real hero, whose attempts to preserve the human race are ruined by a gun-toting dude driven by vengeance.
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But in mid-20th-century New York, Evelyn Hofer — often toting a cumbersome 4x5 Linhof Technika view camera — found momentary pauses.
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From the moment she arrives, toting all manner of baggage, it's clear that Ma and Arnold are of the same flesh.
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If you haven't seen a coach toting around their percussion massager, you may be thinking that a "massage gun" sounds terrible.
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It can fasten up to nine bags together, allowing whoever is toting it to transport all of their belongings with ease.
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An occasional gun-toting bystander may, by chance, be able to take out a mass shooter before the latter has finished.
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Gunmen in pickups perversely known as "technicals" prowled the streets, and roadblocks guarded by gun-toting adolescents made rural travel dangerous.
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But at times, the DTR also captured specimens in jars, toting them back to their field stations to illustrate at desks.
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Credit must always be given to a movie that turned a talking tree and sentient, gun-toting raccoon into household names.
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I'm also aware that for you, the word 'celibacy' probably conjures up images of shy monks, gun-toting childhood sweethearts from Texas, gun-toting virgins from Reddit or that very specific breed of sad, suburban sandal fanatic you tend to see mall cafeterias, staring strangely at the fish and flicking through back issues of Reader's Digest.
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At least the biggest debate there is about just how many Nifflers Newt Scamander is toting around in that case of his.
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"In memory of the innocent who continue to die at the hands of gun toting criminals, your time is up," Marape said.
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Scammers are in the market for diamond necklaces, Fitbits and Apple products, but they aren't necessarily interested in toting the trendiest accessories.
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This finding corroborated the results of a field surveys in the Red Sea, which revealed more pcRFP-toting corals at greater depths.
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HOTELS Hotel Raphael – Remember Hotel Chevalier, the irresistible Wes Anderson short with a lithe, toothpick-toting Natalie Portman and quirky Jason Schwartman?
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But he was also venturing closer to the edge, toting guns and using methamphetamines, and died before he had got that far.
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Blizzard revealed Ashe at BlizzCon on Friday, a shotgun-toting, dynamite-tossing, rifle-shooting outlaw who used to be friends with McCree.
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He also plays Jackson Maine, a guitar-toting rock'n'roller who is an idol to millions but a slave to pills and booze.
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In celebration of Lawrence's evolution from fresh-faced star to trophy-toting icon, we're recreating three of her most unforgettable beauty looks.
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So in order to keep our salad game strong, we rounded up the 10 most essential containers for layering, stacking, and toting.
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A blurry surveillance photo of a rifle-toting man inside the mall offered a big lead in the hunt for the shooter.
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Starbucks, which spearheaded the pumpkin spice flavor craze back in 2003, isn't the only company toting a pumpkin-flavored product these days.
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You've heard the complaints: E-scooters are just toys for phone-plinking, Patagonia-toting overpaid tech bros, not a viable transportation option.
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Rumors had been swirling that with Ford entering his mid-70s, the whip-toting archaeologist might be played by a new actor.
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No one is at ease in this bunker, not with Howard stumbling over the line between prescient hero and gun-toting lunatic.
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Khloe and Lamar strolled into church looking like the married couple they still are -- and toting Kourtney's kids, Mason and Penelope too.
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Caleb is toting around a huge flintlock musket that we know is completely useless because it takes approximately 45 minutes to load.
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Roland, naturally, is reluctant about toting a kid around, grudgingly realizing -- as Walter does -- that Jake's psychic "shine" might augur greater importance.
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But the one thing that I just can't seem to adjust to is how much stuff I'm toting around at all times.
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George got in an arm workout, according to People, toting the baby carrier when the family disembarked from the their private plane.
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We walked until we hit a clearing in the woods that was full of families and couples toting coolers and beach chairs.
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This November 60,20173 Poles marched alongside two radical-nationalist groups toting banners saying: "Clean blood" and "Europe will be white or deserted".
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Better than the angry, gun-toting men who've terrorized this nation by slaughtering innocent women, men and children, over and over again.
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The clientele—mostly attractive couples or groups in their thirties and forties, some toting sleeping infants—is a neighborhood sort of crowd.
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In cities, the movement took the form of the Black Panthers' rifle-toting demonstrations, along with their food, housing, and health programs.
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" Toting coolers full of vaccines, health workers stop in the corner bar and the local gym, demanding: "Who hasn't been vaccinated yet?
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If this were Barack Obama, Tiki-torch-toting Nazis would have descended on the White House and burned it to the ground.
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It has plenty of convenient storage space, including a front mesh pocket perfect for toting a wet bathing suit and flip-flops.
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Emma is constantly surrounded by furniture-toting servants, rushing to reposition a parade of fire screens at the urging of Emma's father.
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How autonomous should the U.S. military's future weapons be — given that China is already selling purportedly autonomous machine gun-toting drones abroad?
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As of Tuesday morning roughly 600 firefighters were on the scene, along with aerial support from water tank-toting airplanes and helicopters.
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Were it not for him, say police and witnesses, a gun-toting man's rampage in a Tennessee church would have been deadlier.
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The production begins with grave lyricism, with the suitcase-toting ensemble seated upstage, clad in earthen hues that blend into the shadows.
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The old man braves a nocturnal phantasmagoria of three-hooved horses, zombies with leafy heads, a demoness toting souls in an oxcart.
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They are the harmless seekers of truth, the generous counterpoints to the hotheaded, gun-toting robbers and police officers and military men.
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Not so long ago, a man visited an Audi dealership on Long Island toting a Colorado State University football helmet, colored gold.
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Crowds of Kalashnikov-toting fighters — the thuwar, or revolutionaries, as they called themselves — mobbed her motorcade and pushed to glimpse the American celebrity.
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When I sit down with Pia, she immediately offers me a Flamin' Hot Cheetos from a clear jar she's toting around with her.
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Along the way, there's a mysterious videogame cartridge, a creepy old couple, and a very scary showdown with a rifle-toting bad guy.
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Along the way, there's a mysterious videogame cartridge, a creepy old couple, and a very scary showdown with a rifle-toting bad guy.
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As you'd expect, realistic games like Capcom's freaky horror show Resident Evil 7 and Sony's gun-toting shooter Farpoint are drawing big crowds.
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Priyanka made sure to support her husband backstage and was spotted toting a red solo cup as she was escorted around by security.
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Despite the evidence, the images of of rifle-toting Israeli snipers facing off against seemingly unarmed protesters caused an uproar around the world.
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They shared the bag toting duties for fellow Thai Kiradech Aphibarnrat, even teeing it up on one hole, where all three swung simultaneously.
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Perhaps this spray paint-toting drone developed by ETH Zurich and Disney Research will take some of the danger out of the hobby.
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But the same reasons why minivans are great for toting kids to soccer practice are what make them the ideal self-driving vehicle.
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It held up during packing, toting, and wearing on a cruise and was even dunked in salt water and still looks the same.
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Every day, on average, more than 293,2724 people walk across the border -- backpack-toting students on their way to school, workers, shoppers, tourists.
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Michelle Williams was quick to acknowledge her screaming fans, breaking off to give autographs to the sign-toting Manchester By the Sea enthusiasts.
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Disoriented from his long trudge underground, with gun-toting marines on his heels, he found himself standing across the street from a Walmart.
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If the occupation drags into spring, he said, when binocular- and scope-toting birders dot the landscape, many more birders will be affected.
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You can get lighter computers, but I've had no issues toting this thing back and forth to the office on my long commute.
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Queen Elizabeth is never seen without her trusty purse, and her granddaughter-in-law, Meghan Markle, is following in her handbag-toting footsteps.
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He traveled for five days in the back of a pickup truck through blinding sandstorms and past gun-toting border guards, he said.
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"I had no idea you had a nipple ring," a McDonald's toting Kim Kardashian West casually muses as she greets her sister. 8.
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The astronomy club's back so we're all getting guided tours of the cosmos while toting cups filled nearly to the top with mescal.
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With hordes of hungry, gun-toting humans traipsing about their forest, it's no wonder these animals are now on the brink of disappearing.
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The Russian model Nastya Shershen, one of the designer's many muses, came wearing track shorts and toting her one-month-old daughter, Chloe.
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That was fine, Mac Donald indicates, because the police were acting on a report of a gun-toting person dressed as Peart was.
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Her father was reputed to be one of the four gun-toting partners who shared in the great Nevada Comstock Lode silver mine.
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Russ made mention of the "face tat, gun-toting" rappers, but how do we hold Kanye West accountable for his right-wing friends?
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And are the recent public and political spectacles of nativism and gun-toting masculinity symptoms of a wounded people more than deviant personalities?
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The gun-toting teen calls out to him, taunting him, as a badly-beaten Al grabs a stick for protection and lies low.
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Already the government encourages tattling by camera-toting bounty hunters who collect evidence of petty crimes as well as serious infractions like bribery.
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He was one of the 22,000-plus boys who've been toting rifles in South Sudan, some forced to fight as young as 10.
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He is one of 63,000-plus boys who have been toting rifles in South Sudan, some forced to fight as young as 10.
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But flying beneath the city streets, jostled by the Discman-toting masses, I retreated into myself and refused to do anything at all.
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It features an elaborate parade and ceremony, with members of each of the contrade in medieval garb, toting flags and coats of arms.
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That, in turn, will make the system much easier for patients: no more asking for faxes or toting around their own X-rays.
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I've been carrying "Blue Highways" around for months, toting it with some embarrassment, the sort you feel when wearing a tasseled suede coat.
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One of the men on bike appears to be toting a backpack during the getaway, and all of them are moving much faster.
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Strands of lights twinkled overhead, though the women arrived for the fete before sundown, toting husbands, boyfriends, and partners—witnesses to their entrepreneurial success.
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Fortunately, the only gun-toting foes you face off against are relatively weak; a simple light attack combo is enough to finish them off.
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"I'm the ambassador of [the] panda," Chan explained, showing off the two stuffed pandas he was toting on the Oscars red carpet Sunday night.
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Tonight's the night for the 89th Academy Awards, which means some people will end up statue-carrying winners, and others swag bag-toting losers.
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Traffic is regulated by gun-toting cops who will happily pull a motorist out of his car and beat him up in broad daylight.
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And "Targeters," as they're sometimes referred to, arrive back from fashion shows or visits to overseas shops, toting items they've collected on their journeys.
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I have a suspicion that our future might be filled with more machine gun-toting robots, like the one seen above, than robotic butlers.
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"We think that science is a public good," said Ed Long, an engineer leading a group toting a sign supporting the UK's Liberal Democrats.
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Read on for tips, strategies and ideal maps/modes to help you suck less at using Overwatch's brand new, sniper rifle-toting medic, Ana.
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For those who want a piece of Fenty wherever they go — without toting it around in their makeup bag — there's the Fenty Beauty manicure.
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Shortly after, Disney released a first look photo of Blunt as the umbrella-toting babysitter, and the overall consensus was that she looked perfect.
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In the caravan, Central American migrants hiked from Honduras through muddy jungle and residential streets, some toting babies along with backpacks, Reuters images show.
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Among them is the scruffy, camera-toting Henry (Michael Sheehy), who smells opportunity when he meets the dapper, cocky George Spencer Jr. (James Scheider).
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In his post-mayoral life, Mr. Zeidler worked as a mediator, even toting his oxygen tank with him to hear cases in his 90s.
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"Grotesque," the midseason premiere focused entirely on Nick's efforts to survive trekking across a brutal desert overrun by gun-toting thugs and feral dogs.
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They also make extremely lightweight, reusable bottles, and I've been toting around an empty one with me to lighten my load in my briefcase.
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We passed the gun-toting laundry and the tanks of the water-treatment plant, and we came to the building with the blue dot.
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Toting three large books under his right arm, he looked up without saying a word as a crush of reporters and onlookers yelled, 'Harvey!
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In a short black-and-white film, Mr. Slimane created a love letter to the California coast starring a surfboard-toting, guitar-strumming Dylan.
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His transformation into a black flag-toting jihadist is both tragic and timely for those of us seeking to better understand the Islamic State.
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He spent much of his (sane) life wandering between spas in the Alps, desperately seeking cures, toting along 220 pounds of books with him.
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By day she would most likely have to be in the middle of the woods with a shotgun-toting herder and no cellphone service.
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In July 1958, Espín appeared in Life toting a rifle on her hip like Cuba's answer to Bonnie Parker, of Bonnie and Clyde fame.
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Toting their violin, viola and bass cases, they set up among the investigating police and reporters scrambling to get the story after a shooting.
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Along with the car chargers and free Wi-Fi, officials here have added digital "beacons" that describe local attractions to aid smartphone-toting tourists.
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That's how she ends up in Harley Quinn's care and eventually makes her way into Harley's new, military-grade weapon-toting group of BFFs.
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The included pouch is also great for transporting and storage — and trust me, you&aposll be toting this trimmer with you for a while.
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It's the perfect size for toting your toiletries and personal grooming products, as well as a razor to trim a gnarly mountain man beard.
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Families toting camping chairs weaved through the crowd, staking out territory for the Alan Jackson concert, or the Game 2110 viewing party, or both.
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Fortunately, she seemed ready to join the fight a few weeks ago, and the Kingdom teaser found her wearing armor, toting an assault rifle.
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The boats pulled up along the riverbank, just opposite neighboring Cameroon, and disgorged rifle-toting Chadian Special Antiterrorism Group forces and their American trainers.
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Earlier that morning, McNab had pressed the Guatemalan sublieutenant, with his five assault-rifle-toting soldiers, to lead them in clearing the fence posts.
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If you think the style looks awfully familiar, it's because you recently saw Kim toting it around on a casual dinner date with Kourtney Kardashian.
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At other schools, shock troops of military police wearing body armor and toting pepper spray have carried out violent evictions, sometimes without proper legal orders.
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Ivanka Trump posted a video of daughter, Arabella, 5, singing a "Happy New Year" song in Mandarin, and toting a red dragon puppet on strings.
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She met all sorts during the trip, from parents toting kids to a couple in their nineties who wanted to see just one more eclipse.
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"I just loved the idea of a rebellious gun-toting aristocrat ditching a life of luxury for a life of high-octane adventure," she said.
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Yet gun-toting pro-Ortega forces in pickup trucks continue to attack protesters defending barricades that have nearly paralyzed the economy of the impoverished country.
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The funny thing to me is that country music fans are the ones that get tagged with seeing like, you know, gun toting and hating.
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I spent a very happy month and a half toting a U11 with big fat bezels on it, because I think it's a gorgeous device.
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So, why don't other big cities areas have these wonder chair lifts toting humans through the air instead of herding them underground into aging subways?
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And while we are up-to-date on their fan fashion sites, their venti-Starbucks-cup toting paparazzi shots are no longer filling the void.
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It also works out of the box with all major universal remotes, and because it's so tiny it's perfect for traveling or toting to college.
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Muslims listened and opened their doors when Saudi imams arrived in their countries and communities toting generous checkbooks – and pushing an anti-modernist, intolerant agenda.
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Mr. Bundy and his gun-toting comrades argue that a century of federal policies has driven many ranchers into poverty and destroyed the rural economy.
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After three weeks of being a saint, toting a dozen vitamins and portioned-out chicken breasts to work every day, I went to my doctor.
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Does the modern-day Zune owner feel like a gadget-toting John the Baptist in a desert of Apple products, vaping and sermonizing on Radiohead?
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Mostly toting unreleased, futuristic apparel, and accessories unlike anything seen at NYFW, the 25 designers on display represented an avant-garde underbelly of collective genius.
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Panasonic's range of Hospi robots are designed to take over drudge work in hospitals — toting around medicine, patients, and performing rote tasks like hair washing.
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The actor played many roles over the years, but he was best known for his time as a lollipop-toting munchkin in the classic film.
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Thanks to Uber, Lyft, and bike-share programs, the smartphone-toting masses have become more comfortable with the idea of using vehicles they don't own.
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He departed about 90 minutes later, striding stone-faced wearing a dark checked suit to his car, toting a briefing binder in his right hand.
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Under Barack Obama, the first cellphone-toting president, worries about cyber intrusions — particularly by foreign governments — pulled the president's devices deep into the security bubble.
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Better Call Saul is the story of how Jimmy McGill—brother, two-bit lawyer, and former conman—becomes money-laundering, poison cigarette–toting Saul Goodman.
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But as the youth take a seat at their desks once again, they may be toting some not-so-friendly friends along with them. Lice.
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Despite his tolerance for the Nuge's insane, gun-toting conservatism, would our man Ian ever show Scott Walker how to play the riff to "Indians"?
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At one point, Joe slings it over his shoulder, like the Seven Dwarfs toting their pickaxes on the way back from the mine. Heigh-ho!
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He became known for populating his Instagram account with adventurous photographs, showing him toting a rifle at West Point, surfing or glacier jumping in Patagonia.
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Once a month, the pet psychic, Deborah, attends the complimentary wine hour to offer dog-toting guests insight to their pet's thoughts, feelings and stresses.
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A prologue — here, showing modern-dress tourists arriving on the Piazza San Marco, toting cabin luggage and cellphones — pits Folly against Reason, with predictable result.
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Calvin Harris, Major Lazer, DJ Snake, and the violin-toting EDM also-ran Lindsey Stirling are the other musicians nominated for Top Dance/Electronic Artist.
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From the radical leftist Daughters of the Amazon to the gun-toting widows of Republican congressman, Vaughan creates a complicated and fascinating post-apocalyptic world.
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And London has already sought to avoid delivery trucks altogether in the more populated parts of the city, replacing them instead with cargo-toting motorbikes.
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While hose-toting drones may be a fantasy, hose-powered robo-dragons (or robotic hose-dragons — however you like it) are very much a reality.
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Watching Ms. Love pulling heavy platforms and toting airplane seats creates a visceral, uneasy empathy in the audience that could never be achieved on film.
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Throughout the work, the character of Death (sung with steely urgency by the soprano Lenneke Ruiten) is dressed as a camera-toting cable news anchor.
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The Ways supply ample testimony to this, along with lots of shots of the members toting semiautomatic rifles and conducting Al Qaeda-style combat drills.
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In Rome, the Pop artist Mario Schifano painted boys toting hammers and sickles, when he wasn't recording prog-rock or in jail on drugs charges.
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Philadelphia became the poster child for naloxone-toting librarians last year after the Inquirer wrote about a library where one woman had revived several people.
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Two weeks ago, she explained, gang members came to her house to demand that she and her cousin become girlfriends of the gun-toting thugs.
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She posted photographs on Instagram of herself toting guns and checked in on Facebook from locations like Russia House, a caviar-slinging lounge in Washington.
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She posted photos on Instagram of herself toting guns and checked in on Facebook from locations like Russia House, a caviar-slinging lounge in Washington.
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Decamped to Paris (one-time only) for a show on Monday; no longer the hype-driven, baby-dragon-toting curtain raiser for Milan Fashion Week.
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Titled "So Conservative," it portrayed Mr. Kemp as a gun-toting, "politically incorrect conservative" who would personally round up "criminal illegals" in his pickup truck.
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Thanks in part to the publicity generated by a succession of first ladies toting her clutches to their husbands' inaugurations, the brand took flight. Mrs.
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After hearing about the note, Shkreli looked at a copy of a biography about legendary investor Warren Buffett that he had been toting around Tuesday.
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But the next morning at dawn, I scurried on board with at least 80 other people toting stools, sacks, sleeping mats, tarpaulins, buckets and stoves.
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While thousands of unarmed gun enthusiasts entered the Capitol grounds to protest, thousands more stood outside the secure zone, toting their firearms and tactical accessories.
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"My best packing advice is to keep it simple because the last thing you want is to be toting around five bags," Ms. Akin said.
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Now smartly dressed, with a natty blond streak in his hair and a decent grasp of English, he plays a drum-toting refugee named Omar.
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And finally, there's the extra-large 32-ounce Founder bottle, perfect for keeping you hydrated all day or toting warm coffee around for a small group.
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You spend the next few hours toting your Pixelbook to meetings, flipping the screen around to doodle on mock-ups and show everyone the latest analytics.
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The A8 hasn't proven itself yet, and Audi will never sell enough of the executive-toting sedans to make much of a dent in traffic fatalities.
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Pint-toting bikers hug each other at stalls touting tattoos and drinking horns, race their bikes down the drag-strip and sway around to classic rock.
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Andrew Kavesh flew in from New York toting special food so the small, but close-knit Jewish community on the islands could traditionally celebrate Yom Kippur.
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The binder-toting, buttoned-up Mr. Paul and the laid-back, rumpled Mr. D'Alessandro are as different in style and manner as the candidates they represent.
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BATTICALOA (Reuters) - A dozen rifle-toting soldiers guarded a small community hall as day broke in the eastern Sri Lankan town of Batticaloa on Sunday morning.
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Each shopping bag–toting woman is transfixed on one thing: Turtle, the round and fluffy dirtbag catcalling women and grazing their midriffs with his slimy hands.
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After a year long silence on social media, the world's favourite guitar-toting redhead Ed Sheeran came back online in December, sparking rumours of new music.
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On Tuesday, Kylie Jenner shared a few sweet snaps to her Instagram Stories of her and Travis Scott toting their daughter Stormi Webster around an aquarium.
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Players control the suit-clad assassin as he makes his way through dark alleys and poorly lit hotels, which are all filled with gun-toting enemies.
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As you explore Hope County, you'll rescue townsfolk, reclaim cult outposts, and just generally annoy the gun-toting zealots of Eden's Gate by ruining their plans.
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In the exclusive first trailer from the series, Grint – who portrays Charlie Cavendish – plots, plans and narrowly avoids getting shot by a gun-toting Ed Westwick.
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And back in 2008, a New Yorker magazine cover depicted Michelle as a machine-gun toting, afro-wearing terrorist standing with Barack dressed in Muslim attire.
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We're talking about pretty blue jars, carafes, palm-printed tupperware, reusable and multi-colored bamboo bowls, and even a quirky lunch bag for toting it all.
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The one-eyed the leader of the Brotherhood Without Banners (you know, the one who never seems to actually die) is toting a flaming sword now.
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In the age of deep fakes, gun-toting drones, and freely available militarized malware, the next incarnation of Aum might not be so easy to stop.
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Inspired by his experience as a newcomer in America, the Spanish-born Mr. Sansano conjures chaotic scenes with a group of lost-looking, suitcase-toting dancers.
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It's a theory that similarly lives predominantly on Reddit, but that has luckily not inspired any gun-toting vigilantes to take matters into their own hands.
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In one playthrough, you might meet a group of gun-toting fanatics; in another, they could just be hippies that want to live in the woods.
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Two tall wire fences, a few feet apart, and a sprinkling of straight-faced, machine-gun-toting, uniformed guards provide the promise of a secure border.
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The turn-bolt aficionado looks with a great deal of disdain at anybody toting one of these space-age rifles with plastic stocks and fore-ends.
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Inside the warehouse, within dark, cyclone-fenced enclosures, thousands of shelf-toting robots performed a mute ballet, ferrying towers of merchandise from one place to another.
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It was a perfect day for an emotional baseball ceremony: all sunshine and distant pine-covered hills, and sweaty New York Mets fans toting lawn chairs.
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Her newest role in Bad Grandmas finds her amongst a group of gun-toting, pot-smoking grannies, including a hilarious Florence Henderson in her final role.
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That's where, on February 63, 1986, Barry Seal was shot and killed in his parked Cadillac by a Colombian assassin toting a Mac-10 machine gun.
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You'll never lose sight of your waiter, because he'll be constantly toting bags of wet garbage from the kitchen and tossing them into a nearby receptacle.
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Ms. Lind — who has appeared as a docile Shakespearean heroine in Public Theater productions — shows a wicked comic wit here as a badge-toting femme fatale.
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But if we can give our newspapers over to gun-toting maniacs for days on end, maybe we should make a little more room for this.
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In 2004, Martha Stewart came to court in Manhattan for her trial on insider trading charges toting a Birkin bag, which did not go over well.
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First, the N line is less crowded than the No. 7 line and uses cars that are 15 inches wider, important factors for luggage-toting travelers.
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Jaden Smith toting his gold plaque for his hit "Icon," for example (wittier than Sarah Jessica Parker's gold headdress, a literal interpretation of a nativity scene).
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Amezquita was inspired to start the trash-can-toting business to make money so that he can start saving for college and become an aeronautical engineer.
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Toting around a big pair of over-ear headphones used to be the only way to effectively drown out the world when traveling, but no more.
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Searching for companionship, he floats (still inverted) through a colorful seaside village, but the screeching seagulls, busy fishermen and tchotchke-toting tourists pay him no mind.
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There have been close calls before among law enforcement, the public and armed militia members because these gun-toting "volunteers" have no official oversight or training.
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When Sawyer is stranded on a side road en route to a job interview in D.C., the arrival of two gun-toting yahoos is no surprise.
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Made from shatterproof stainless steel, you don't have to worry about toting them in a crowded bag, plus they'll keep your wine cooler than regular plastic.
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These two lines, toting a world of pain and defiance and pride, encapsulate the heart-stopping succinctness of Danez Smith's voice as a queer black poet.
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A few stray thoughts and observations meander through my mind as I see (who else?) Hans-Ulrich Obrist also exiting the fair, tote-toting assistant in tow.
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Moore, who won Alabama's Republican Senate primary last night, is a former chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court and a gun-toting parody of a human.
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The hundreds of event attendees staged brawls in the streets with anti-racist activists while guarded by rifle-toting militiamen, all largely with impunity from the police.
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"If you need me ever again, I'll be at home forever," joked Maynard Johnson, 31, who is toting Gatlin in a front carrier in the candid snap.
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Kardashian previously shared the girls' outfits to her Instagram story, showing North toting around Chicago in her arms despite mom's insistence that she put her sister down.
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As our gadgets become more sophisticated, they also become homogenized; at this point, most people are toting around slick glass rectangles of technology, of slightly varying sizes.
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Now people like Gazda, and you, and the rest of the smartphone, mini-supercomputer toting masses are ready to stand witness to every moment of this campaign.
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It's a wild adaptation of a French graphic novel, about a girl who gets drawn into a world of mad science and laser-gun-toting intelligent lizards.
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This campaign ran for four years between 2006 and 2009 and featured suit-clad John Hodgman as a PC and hoodie-toting Justin Long as a Mac.
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But for this generation of iPhone-toting, Instagram-posting, Snapchat-sending youth, there's only one way they know how to get what they want: through the Internet.
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The film's Transformers have always been larger-than-life characters, like John Goodman's cigar-chomping, gun-toting Autobot, Hound, or the "C-3PO knockoff" robot butler Cogman.
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His supporters staged a counterdemonstration that drew bikers, gun-toting militia members in camouflage, townsfolk with Trump signs, and a man in a "Fuck Islam" T-shirt.
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The party enjoyed games, chats with costumed attendees and more while at the festival, with Jolie even toting around what appeared to be a huge turkey leg.
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This seems like a great opportunity to learn the basics and become one of the many yoga mat-toting young professionals I constantly spot around the city.
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Forget toting suitcases stuffed full of new clothes, and the precipitous credit card bills — when you're the headliner, you'll need to bring little more than your toothbrush.
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The Flipping Out star and his 3-month-old baby girl enjoyed an outdoor walking session together Sunday, with Lewis toting his daughter in a front carrier.
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After all, George W. Bush was still squarely president when the OG Housewives franchise began — can the orange-toting ladies really say or do anything surprising anymore?
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Before long the bear had closed the distance between us by half, sparking a blizzard of activity among the group and our handful of rifle-toting guards.
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Trump's most hard-core supporters take that to the extreme, typically breaking out into "lock her up" chants at rallies and toting sometimes vulgar anti-Clinton paraphernalia.
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In perhaps the book's most moving section, Charlie recalls the "old uncle with his cinema-on-wheels": an old man on a bicycle toting a film projector.
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Those close to Gichunge said they were stunned when he appeared in CCTV footage of the attack toting an assault rifle and firing at a white car.
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Katt's ripping a page from Lil Wayne's playbook -- 'cause he ain't got no worries days after getting chased by an angry, gun-toting husband in the ATL.
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AT THE entrance to the Port of Mombasa, just in front of where machinegun toting policemen check visitors' permits, is a shipping container mounted on a plinth.
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On Wednesday, Yale's School of Music takes a field trip to the city toting new works by faculty composers, including Martin Bresnick, David Lang and Hannah Lash.
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The chair is a traditional, foldable-style fabric chair, the type you're used to toting around during the summer season — except that it comes with extra amenities.
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And a share of baby boomers, at least online, see Gen Z and millennials as entitled, participation-trophy-toting snowflakes, or, somewhat more generously, poor office workers.
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For example, as luggage-toting guests boarded Norwegian's Breakaway ship in New York recently, cramming into a handful of elevators, there was ample room in one bank.
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Had I been toting a "proper" camera, I wouldn't have been able to photograph three separate outlandish vehicles just on a whim while walking past their stands.
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" The CNN special "United Shades of America" with Kamau Bell featured what Bell called the "redneck revolt" of gun toting liberals who are battling the "alt right.
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Mr. Howard, 2300, a seventh-generation Kentuckian, grew up here, dodging coal trucks on his bike and watching miners tromp off to work toting their lunch buckets.
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Far fewer are aware that his career-ending federal prison sentence was preceded by a ten-month stint in a Philadelphia prison for toting an illegal handgun.
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In case I've not made it clear, the Dark Zone is a place of great distrust, crawling with gun-toting opportunists, everyone in a constant face-off.
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" Or the 2000 war film Rules of Engagement in which Yemen is portrayed as a radical anti-American country where even the children are "gun-toting killers.
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In the following weeks, Pollock left her phone at home and began toting a real camera around Seattle, snapping photos of ordinary people engrossed by their phones.
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A mother pushed a baby carriage past a gun-toting Polish soldier in one village, while a middle-aged man jogged past a checkpoint with his dog.
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He's already caught the attention of elder tech-toting statesmen like Richie Hawtin and Dubfire, who signed his EPs for their respective Minus and SCI+TEC labels.
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Video footage from one of the houses shows fighters in south Asian-style shalwar kameez clothing, toting machine guns, an RPG and several reserve clips of ammunition.
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In August 2017, Mr. Fields traveled from Ohio to attend the Unite the Right rally, where swastika-toting white supremacists swarmed the streets and clashed with counterprotesters.
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But show me the viewer who sees Gigi Hadid strutting down a runway in floral boot leggings and floral push-up bra toting a giant floral — what?
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Three of the first quarter's top-performing mutual funds won big by favoring small- and midcap growth stocks, toting up quarterly returns of 25 percent or more.
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Wearing a bowler hat and a three-piece suit and toting an umbrella, he appeared in a commercial for "Shindig" before its debut on ABC in 2100.
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There, he meets his father's new wife and stepdaughter and becomes embroiled in a high-stakes battle involving snakes, grizzlies, drones and villainous gun-toting trophy hunters.
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This opportunity may not seem significant to the cellphone-toting masses who think of mechanical wristwatches as anachronistic devices once used by their grandparents to tell time.
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Sister Night, is a gun-toting maverick who snaps, "I got a nose for white supremacy and I smell bleach," and who beats information out of racists.
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On the appointed night of the show, in came Susanna and Mark Wilson, dressed in fancy clothes and toting third-row V.I.P. tickets and unobtrusive recording equipment.
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But word of the so-called superbloom has been drawing thousands of camera-toting visitors, said Gabe Garcia, a field manager at the Bureau of Land Management.
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Both women served as flower girls, each toting a basket filled with white rose petals that they scattered down the aisle ahead of the bride's grand entrance.
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At the center of what looks like a Bob Ross fever dream, our hero, Colonel Harland Sanders, is giving a piggyback ride to a drumstick-toting Edgette.
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Nearby vendors hustled posters of him with his face Photoshopped onto a muscle-bound body toting an assault rifle, making the 71-year-old president look like Rambo.
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Since the Chuck Yeager-toting Bell X-1 broke the sound barrier in 1947, these experimental aircraft have pushed up against, and burst through, the boundaries of flight.
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Sure, Mitt Romney's "binders full of women" comment sparked an excellent satirical portrait in 2012, and 2008 was the year of gun-toting, bikini-clad Sarah Palin caricatures.
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After a seeming lifetime of toting around oversized bags and cross-body satchels, last year brought with it a wave of trends from mini bags to beaded ones.
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On the hook of standout featured track "Catch Up," he nearly screamed: "Make these niggas feel the pressure / 100 rounds, I'm toting extra," as a warning to competitors.
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He wanted the game to be hard — it's not easy for an unarmed ape to go up against dozens of gun-toting guards, after all — but not unapproachable.
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To make the creature — and travelers — feel welcome, the airport has installed a 6-foot-tall, suitcase-toting Sasquatch statue and named their new mascot, appropriately enough, Biggie.
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But since the seizure of Crimea Russia has put the fleet on steroids, adding half a dozen new submarines, three frigates and a slew of missile-toting boats.
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It takes on, by turns, the family, the neighborhood, the professional environment, the bedroom, the mall, and the world of social media (including the requisite pitchfork-toting mobs).
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In this moment, I feel even more like a tourist than those pizza-toting foreigners — and also like my waiter has let me in on a Sicilian secret.
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However, the fact ship captains could soon yell "Activate the cloaking device" as evil, laser-toting dolphins appear on the horizon should give everyone a bit of cheer.
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Assuming The Rock is not actually carrying Kevin Hart (and let's be real, about four Kevin Harts can fit in there), what is he toting through the airport?
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The Daily Bag Just think of all the bangles you won't have to wear when toting around this mini bucket bag by its oversize ring of a handle.
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A screen full of gun-toting Nazis will often create a somewhat blurry effect that makes an already brown and muddled world look even more brown and muddled.
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Part Mao, part Castro, part gun-toting Filipino warlord, the avowedly socialist mayor ruled his city as a lethal enemy of wrongdoers and a champion of the poor.
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At around 3pm, a man toting a gun walked up to a checkpoint near the White House and ignored uniformed Secret Service officers' orders to drop the weapon.
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Are these law-breaking, gun-toting protestors getting the soft treatment because of past mistakes (Waco, Ruby Ridge) in handling such incidents (and/or because they are white)?
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The effort follows complaints last year from top police officials that some gun-toting young men seen as drivers of crime did not face jail time after arrest.
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Quit your fretting, friends; here are the five comic book runs you should check out for the best summation of everyone's favorite gun-toting, half-man, half-machine.
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On one trip to Buenos Aires, the band got escorted through crowds by guards toting M16s after a meet-and-greet was shut down by the fire marshal.
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Gun-toting thugs invaded Post Malone's home -- or so they thought -- attacking one person while shouting for the rapper, but the problem is ... Post doesn't live there anymore.
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Yes, the rich and famous are indeed rich and famous — and they get to reap all the multi-nanny-having, organic-baby-food-toting benefits of that privilege.
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The 11-year-old recently started his own trash-can-toting business to make money so that he can start saving for college and become an aeronautical engineer.
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Stone Mountain, Georgia (CNN)On any given day, fitness enthusiasts toting water bottles and earbuds stream to Stone Mountain Park near Atlanta to test their strength and endurance.
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Cielo's design is efficient and a bit more chic than those plastic, drugstore pillboxes so there's no need to feel embarrassed toting it with you wherever you go.
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Local media broadcast footage of gun-toting deputies searching passengers' bags while bomb squad teams led bomb-sniffing dogs around stations across the Los Angeles County transit system.
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She and her husband, Mr. Robinson, had their own criminal cases, with Ms. Figueroa toting her baby in a carrier to an April court appearance for Mr. Robinson.
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Daily chores like toting groceries up steep stairs to a high floor and trash down to a vestibule make for "a completely different way of life," she said.
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Next, you take a breather in a comfy suburban living room, only to hear a pair of gun-toting housewives warn about unwelcome "new additions" to the neighborhood.
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Two carefully groomed young women toting toddlers pushed their way to the front, insisting that they were just checking on the high chairs they had called about earlier.
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Bebe Rexha—who kick-started her career by writing on the Rihanna/Eminem hit "The Monster"—walks down the highway shoulder, toting two black trash bags of clothes.
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They have enlisted Praetorians, gun-toting imperial fighters to weed out any defectors — and Takeshi and the rest of the rebel-fighting Envoys certainly fall under that umbrella.
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Judah, son No. 4 and the ancestor of Kings David and Solomon, faces front in a fur-trimmed gown, toting a scepter and standing beside a kindly lion.
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When Frau Pabst arrives — toting a loaf of stollen for him and a tin of cookies for Stefan, her treasured boy — her trust in the doctor is clear.
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Some 3,500 people dressed up as Smurfs — in blue and white outfits, with painted faces, and toting the characters' trademark pointed hats — gathered in the town of Landerneau.
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Mr. Guzmán escaped the hail of bullets by fleeing past a baggage carousel and out onto the street — all while toting a suitcase filled with $600,000 in cash.
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He told me that Ella saved her allowance all year for Breyerfest, toting a wad of crumpled $5 and $10 bills in an envelope along for the journey.
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At airports and other travel checkpoints around the globe, authorities are dispatching thermometer-toting health workers to screen people for fevers, one indication the virus might be present.
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These AK-47-toting soldiers and their commanders had not won the war, did not constitute a coherent force and had no more than a slim civilian base.
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When I see a headline toting Jane Austen's name, I click on it faster than an Amazon shopper on Black Friday, eager to learn about the author's life.
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My personal favorites feature the shoppers toting empty 50-pound bags that once held rice that Asian kids like me dread helping their parents drag into the house.
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One photo captures a baby jaguar and its mother toting a large anaconda, while another seems to show two mice duking it out on a London Underground platform.
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About 23 out of 25 consumers with credit cards have been toting the same balance or higher over the last decade, according to a recent survey from Bankrate.com.
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On Davidson's birthday last Saturday, Gerber was photographed toting a Magnolia Bakery cake on her way to the NBC offices, where Davidson was preparing for Saturday Night Live.
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Or try toting foods that have high water content and are easy to carry during parades, such as strawberries, watermelon and celery, the US Department of Agriculture says.
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Though demoted to a lowly servant, she benefits from what she calls "magic" —dinners set out by a monkey-toting lascar who parkours into her quarters every night.
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A self-described "God-fearing, gun-toting gay," Buckley hoped to represent Ellis County, a sparsely populated area that may have more feral pigs than Hillary Clinton supporters.
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Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon play best friends who set out on a weekend fishing trip and wind up becoming gun-toting fugitives in this classic road movie.
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"They're playing a dangerous game in the name of Ayodhya," Ahmad, a 65-year-old Muslim community leader, said as he sat beside his rifle-toting police guard.
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Randall skipped the 2015-16 season to have her first child, then returned to the World Cup circuit in the fall of 2016, toting along her son, Breck.
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In one example, to dramatize the attacks on the Obamas, the New Yorker placed an image of Michelle Obama, sporting an afro and toting a gun, on its cover.
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Hopefully humans will also be smart enough not to plug experimental machine learning programs into something very dangerous, like an army of laser-toting androids or a nuclear reactor.
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In the pop culture canon, the double bun, gun-toting princess can be viewed as both virginal Leia in the white dress or the saucy princess in the bikini.
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The toothless performance was Lady Gaga at her most decidedly apolitical; it could've meant anything to anyone, from the most zealous gun-toting patriot to her own Little Monsters.
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At the post-fight presser, toting a mini-UFC belt and proclaiming himself the interim heavyweight champion, Lewis elaborated on why he was holding his stomach after the fight.
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Caitlyn Jenner, 67, gave new pup Bertha a lift on Monday, toting her through Malibu en route to lunch with friends just hours after debuting the pooch on Twitter.
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It looks like all of Soulja Boy's gun-toting has finally caught up to him -- he was just arrested after someone snitched on the rapper for threatening people online.
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Over the course of a rainy couple of days this reporter shared the museums at Anren and Chongqing with flag-toting school parties and a platoon of uniformed police.
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You probably know intellectually that people toting an AK-47 around your district is not a good idea, but you can't risk alienating 50 percent of your primary voters.
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Chief among them is Mathias Vogel (Walton Goggins), a rival archeologist who's commissioned poor migrants and gun-toting mercenaries to blast through the rock in search of Himiko's tomb.
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For example, maybe toting your portfolio around as a teenager to some weird dude's apartment and showing them your book in their living room is maybe a strange setup.
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But the idea that any iPhone-toting American could walk into a new doctor's office and sync up their medical information from a smartphone is the future we deserve.
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Look close and you'll see that the soon-to-be big sister was toting around a glittery Gucci clutch in the shape of a cat, complete with rhinestone eyes.
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For the past two months, a pair of funny-looking, toaster-like creatures have been busily toting groceries from the Fry's Food supermarket to people's homes in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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The 16-year-old son of David and Victoria Beckham was criticized by his followers after sharing an image of a boy toting a gun, the Daily Mail reports.
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They inhabited a quirky world of running gags like the beleaguered Charlie Brown's Sisyphean quest to kick a football, Lucy's testy psychiatric help and a blanket-toting child philosopher.
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And Johnson proved it at Sunday's Wrestlemania 32, strutting out during the show toting a flamethrower — before being cornered by the big, bad members of the villainous Wyatt Family.
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Opponents of the bronze statue of an anonymous, rifle-toting Confederate soldier hoped its fall would hasten a fate similar to other Confederate monuments across the country: permanent banishment.
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Bear in mind that many millennials are toting large student loan debt balances, so they may want to find a high-earning partner to help them tackle the burden.
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These elections, like local elections everywhere now, are a kind of referendum on the president; but the simple toting up of W's and L's will not be especially meaningful.
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Comic book fans are sure to flood multiplexes next week for the continuing adventures of Wade Wilson, Marvel Comics' gun-toting, sharp-tongued mercenary whose code-name is Deadpool.
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It was a marked change from the Old City of Jerusalem, where gun-toting soldiers were everywhere, and made their presence known in the markets of the various quarters.
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So Elsa does, and when the opera ends, she does not die but instead walks off into an unknown future, toting an orange backpack that Lohengrin has given her.
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Target hasn't even sold life-like toy guns since the early 90s, and places like Whataburger, which stopped serving gun-toting patrons 2015, wasn't particularly connected to gun culture.
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Not much about that excitement is difficult to fathom, since TJ has a shaved head, a back-covering tattoo of a gun-toting cowgirl and a billion-dollar smile.
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Toting banners of "Faure must go" and "50 years of dictatorship are enough," protesters have demonstrated repeatedly across the nation, even as heavily armed security forces have been deployed.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Even when Afghanistan's capital, Kabul, is not attacked by suicide bombers, it is often gripped by gun-toting crime syndicates that receive protection from the country's elite.
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Wedding and engagement shoots, camera-toting tourists, models needing head shots — this stretch under the Manhattan Bridge has become the outdoor runway for the chic and the shabby alike.
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And she soon discovers that due to a horrific family tradition, she'll spend her wedding night being chased by her weapon-toting new relatives in an attempt to survive.
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A recent arrest was typical: a lone man in his late 60s on a rickety bicycle toting a shotgun held together by duct tape and a piece of wire.
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BACK in the 1980s and early 1990s, when Dante Barksdale was playing the game in Baltimore—dealing drugs, toting guns, making some money—there was a process to killing people.
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Before the premiere, a lot of discussion around the show centered on "whether this is the right time for a gun-toting vigilante" given the state of America right now.
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The previous weeks of rain finally gave way to a cloudless sky and Ipanema beach was packed with Gringos toting selfie sticks and unfortunate transients fighting over recycled beer cans.
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The actress showed her Broncos pride alongside brother Oliver Hudson at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, toting a team hat as the pair posed on the field for two photos.
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It's just that for a series that prides itself on realism, my experience of constantly bumping into assault rifle–toting black people in the forests of Montana just seems unrealistic.
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Across China, cooling temperatures have been matched by the sight of yellow school buses and crowds of backpack-toting children adding extra noise and bustle to each day's commuter rush.
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For a year Mr Sharif resisted pressure from General Sharif to launch an operation to seize back control of North Waziristan, a tribal region completely overrun by gun-toting Islamists.
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I do meet a Mr. Handy robot who is in surprisingly good spirits, considering it's been stuck in this building with murderous, gun-toting creatures for who knows how long.
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A 19-YEAR-OLD man wearing a gas mask and toting an assault rifle rampaged through his former school in Florida on February 14th, killing 14 pupils and three teachers.
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This light trio of woven nesting baskets makes stylish multi-purpose use in a short-term space — from simple storage to laundry toting, stylish waste baskets, or general catch-alls.
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And because those rolling histories usually come toting their well-heeled owners, luxury automakers use the event as an occasion to connect with potential customers and show off something shiny.
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Geno Silva is best known for playing the shotgun-toting silent assassin, The Skull -- who kills Tony Montana, Omar Suarez and Nick the Pig -- in the 1983 gangster film, 'Scarface.
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"In memory of the innocent who continue to die at the hands of gun-toting criminals, your time is up," Marape said in a post on his official Facebook page.
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Levi Strauss & Co., the San Francisco firm which invented modern blue jeans in 1873, saw sales boom after it crafted posters showing denim-clad cowboys toting saddles and kissing cowgirls.
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When we brought up the idea of the second-generation coming into the family business, people instantly thought of Paige as gun-toting and turning tricks in a hotel room.
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But in an age of terrorism, the chronicle of how a sedate heiress named Patricia morphed into a gun-toting, invective-spouting revolutionary calling herself Tania holds a definite fascination.
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It was an attempt to get customers, many of whom didn't have internet access at home at the time, into stores, much as Starbucks had attracted laptop-toting coffee drinkers.
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Belonging to the society of cruciverbalists, people who solve or make crossword puzzles, is not something I had ever imagined for myself, but here I am, a pencil-toting member.
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While Kemp ran in 2018 as a pro-Trump, gun-toting, tough-on-immigrants conservative, his victory was the narrowest for a Republican governor since Sonny Perdue's win in 2002.
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One middle-aged man who walked to the witness stand toting a plastic grocery bag said that he knew about the case from the news and from conversations with neighbors.
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But the Javelin hasn't always proved useful to American troops in post-236/22016 counterinsurgencies, where the targets aren't tanks but "technicals," beaten-up trucks toting fighters and light arms.
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Greene, who has delivered judgments in cases involving sex abuse, human trafficking and unlawful police detentions, receives positive feedback when she is spotted toting her hockey bag and stick around.
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There are many brushes with death: in a shallow foxhole within firing distance of the Khmer Rouge; at a Beirut checkpoint at the hands of a Kalashnikov-toting child soldier.
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Still, months later, Mr. Qaisari was suddenly free, holding rallies in the north and conducting television interviews surrounded by the gun-toting guards whom the government had declared outlaw militiamen.
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When the project was first announced earlier this year, there was no actual footage or even images of the drones — just a to-scale model of a dragonfly toting the backpack.
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The Black Women's Defense League first popped up on my radar thanks in part to its red, black, and green logo, which features a woman with an afro toting a shotgun.
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Happy Halloween, Michael Certainly, gun-toting and reclusive Grandma Laurie fits that perfectly, as a woman who society deemed unfit to fulfill her traditional role as a mother after surviving Meyers.
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While the film initially focuses on Dave (Alexander England), a self-centred, guitar-toting manchild, the true main character is his five-year-old nephew's ukelele-playing teacher, Miss Caroline (Nyong'o).
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Just a day after the outbreak was declared on August 1st, machete-toting militiamen sprang out of the bush and abducted 16 people in a field around 30 kilometres from Mangina.
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Off-road capability for the Urus is promised, too, with Lamborghini toting a sophisticated four-wheel drive system as standard to automatically control where power should be split among the wheels.
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It's been grounded for engine upgrades ever since a rocket toting 5,000 pounds of ISS-bound food and cargo exploded in a brilliant fireball shortly after launching on October 28th, 2014.
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Noble gasses like helium or neon are atoms with full outer shells, so bonding with them is like trying to hold hands with someone already toting a pair of bowling balls.
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When Stephen Colbert penned his children's book spoof, I Am A Pole (And So Can You!), in 2012, he probably wasn't envisioning young kids toting it in their backpacks to school.
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Last week, a bunch of hopeful and rose-colored-glasses-toting Uber executives hosted a summit all about their plans for electric self-driving cars, or vertical takeoff and landing vehicles.
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In attendance are iPad-toting members of a growing class of young Kenyan professionals that have invested in small-scale horticultural outfits, keen on finding the latest tech for their farms.
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Other classes included sharpshooters and a new psi-ops type that can shred aliens with their minds, but Taylor was a ranger, a shotgun-toting class designed for close-range combat.
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SHOT Shows used to feature gun-toting models in high heels and push-up bras but exhibition booths now are staffed by knowledgeable women dressed in polo shirts and tactical gear.
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For an introductory fee of $9.95 per month for storage, and $99 per standard round-trip U.S. shipment, travelers can skip worrying about making arrangements for toting around a suitcase altogether.
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The assault occurs after Keem (Bryshere "Yazz" Gray) invites a group of gun-toting men to join his crew for the night and one of them tries to "holler" at Kennedy.
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A RAMPAGE by gun-toting Islamists in a provincial city has exacerbated an already tense situation in what has generally been the most tranquil of Central Asia's five post-Soviet states.
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But it remains to be seen whether we'll see stars at the Oscars toting exact replicas of their own heads or live snakes and iguanas instead of a clutch this year.
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He soon ditched the uncertainty of the future and began to look further backwards, beyond even Chris Rea, all the way to 1984 and guitar-toting Canadian chart-botherer Bryan Adams.
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Their two children, the true stars of this insightful novel, turn to literature to cope: Simon begins toting Ayn Rand books around as protest, while Kay writes erotic "Seinfeld" fan fiction.
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But the yoga-enthused, avocado-toting generation isn't all bad, according to one Wall Street expert — and he thinks they deserve major credit for assisting the longest bull market in history.
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As an owner of several Amazon Echo products — including the smaller Echo Dot, original Echo and the screen-toting Echo Show — I didn't think I was going to buy any more.
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Many of these were set up at muffler shops, hence the name, but you can find him as a hardware store employee, chef, golf player, gun-toting cowboy, and Paul Bunyan.
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Nike, Under Armour and Adidas, the traditional sportswear giants, are all stepping up their offerings for the yoga-mat-toting demographic, promoting splashy collaborations with celebrities like Pharrell Williams and Rihanna.
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With Landry Jones and Michael Vick platooning under center and retread DeAngelo Williams toting the rock, the Steelers were still the NFL's fourth-best scoring offense, and third-best yardage offense.
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Lipan Kitonga cast a critical eye over his emaciated herd, which 2487 gun-toting Samburu had stolen from his home in Isiolo County, 212 kilometers (12 miles) north of Kenya's capital.
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She walks quickly, toting a backpack on her shoulders that contains the lined leather notebook in which she records what indigenous people from all over the world come to tell her.
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The government is putting in place old war rules, ended years ago, like requiring school children to carry their books in transparent bags to make sure they are not toting bombs.
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Most videos from street artists at this point are direct products of his "Don't Like" video, which was mostly shot in one room with his friends behind him toting heavy artillery.
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In one photo, an older woman wearing a blue dress in a 1950s style and a matching hat, and toting a wicker bag, eats an ice cream cone near her granddaughter.
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Its roomy interior is great for toting your essentials, and you'll be able to easily stow any souvenirs you pick up at the city's buzzing boutiques, record shops and art studios.
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For iPhone-toting business travelers who do not want to mess with override settings or those who share calendars with co-workers in multiple time zones, there is an alternative approach.
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The law would still open most publicly owned buildings to citizens with concealed handguns, including the Capitol, as well as bars and restaurants that don't post signs against gun-toting customers.
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By the time both groups converged on the park, a line of camouflage-clad militia members toting assault rifles were standing outside the park, looking very much like an invading army.
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Cofer joined the Golden Knights from Oklahoma City, where he worked for the Thunder, toting valuable understanding of cultivating a fan base in a city that never had a professional team.
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If you're physically carrying your gear on your back rather than toting it in the trunk of your car, you're going to want to streamline your supplies as much as possible.
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I've enjoyed toting all three pounds of it around with its carry strap, which has a leather feel on the outside and a red velvet look and feel on the inside.
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Meanwhile, Erlich, who conducted the research without grants or support from MyHeritage, will keep toting his bunny around as a prop to show off the promise of the DNA of things.
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Students from an elementary school near the church were relocated for the day to distance them from the gun-toting couples at the ceremony, according to the Wallenpaupack School District website.
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Northern lights: The colorful aurora borealis has turned into an international tourist attraction for thousands of camera-toting travelers, supporting remote towns and local businesses from Alaska to Greenland to Scandinavia.
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It was unclear whether he was following the lead of President Barack Obama, the nation's first cellphone-toting president, who exchanged his personal device for a Blackberry heavily modified for security purposes.
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I asked whether there was any safety concern about toting around all of this antimatter—after all, when matter particles meet antimatter particles, they annihilate one another in a burst of energy.
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So if you're an Android-toting, cracked-screen-having dude that just loves living on the edge of gadget acceptability, maybe consider a dumb phone for when you want to go out.
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He'll be toting his famed vanilla-custard doughnuts across the Atlantic with a few selections from his restaurant's wine list, including bottles made at a medieval winery in the south of France.
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When the choice is simply one of preference—a relaxing city break in Paris, Rome or London, say—then tourists might prefer to avoid the place with the most rifle-toting policemen.
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Splitting an anemone (Image: Yisrael Schnytzer et al)The team also staged fights where they took the anemones from one crab, then put it into a tank with an anemone-toting crab.
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Smart luggage company Bluesmart is shutting down and selling off its technology, and it has placed blame on the major airlines that adopted a de facto ban of its battery-toting bags.
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It is remembered as a time when all Greeks, from gun-toting bishops to sophisticated diplomats to barely literate peasants, were on the same side, courageously advancing the interests of the nation.
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Golub has cast his gun-toting, khaki-clad thugs as the dominant characters in the scene, leaving their victims virtually anonymous, and all but forcing the viewer to identify with the perpetrators.
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Between toting around a laptop, tablet, and a gym change, you can quickly find the number of bags you need multiplying, or your over-shoulder tote getting exponentially more ridiculous in size.
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Are you an Adora, in a satin nightgown toting around glass bottles with mysterious potions (mixed drinks, no poisons, please), or a Camille in all black, secretly taking notes the whole night?
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Two South Carolina soldiers are being hailed as heroes after their attempts to protect a woman from a gun-toting man at a bar early Sunday cost them their lives, police said.
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Those are impressive specs, but while a new Tesla still feels like a major event, a whole host of family-toting electric SUVs are already on sale or about to come online.
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The annual New York Toy Fair offers a preview of the hottest trends and toys in the industry, toting big names like Hasbro, Lego and Razor, and revealing smaller, innovative toy vendors.
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Dodgers third baseman Justin Turner also weighed in, sharing a hilarious photo showing Turner holding a bottle of wine and Stevens toting a box of Cinnamon Toast Crunch in a grocery store.
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All that studding certainly makes for a sturdy bag you're not afraid to place on the ground during brunch, or wherever you're toting that Rockie to, of course, but it's damn heavy.
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Radiation Burn is an indie comic written and illustrated by James Johnson that follows a gun-toting survivor and his robot friend as they travel the irradiated wastelands of the far future.
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This is true for Soldier 76 — the gun-toting cyborg you control for the tutorial — but decidedly false for the other 20 characters in the game, who have their own personalized abilities.
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Walking past a graffiti mural of gun-toting characters from the City of God movie, Siccos the editor said she wants to focus on positive coverage of the neighborhood, despite its problems.
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Drakeo raps about targeting Chinese homes for burglary, shopping sprees at Neiman Marcus, pouring coma-inducing cups of cough syrup, and toting rifles big enough to start at center for the Lakers.
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Representative Jim Jordan emerged from the prep session surrounded by a cadre of aides toting fat legal briefing books and what appeared to be blown-up printouts of exhibits for Wednesday's hearing.
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It aims to project a different image from that of Equinox and its Juice Press-toting members — one that doesn't take things too seriously, emphasizing a lack of judgement over polished perfection.
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Even Andy Warhol made the pilgrimage north for an early performance of his Exploding Plastic Inevitable, complete with whip-toting dancers and members of the Velvet Underground droning away on their guitars.
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CINCINNATI — The boos at the Trump rally were scattershot as the first laptop-toting reporter emerged from the black curtains covering a side entrance a few hundred feet from the spotlighted stage.
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Her father, a gun-toting psychiatrist, she describes as rage-filled when not high, sexually inappropriate with her and his female patients and emotionally abusive (in "hate letters" he calls her worthless).
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Several middle-aged militiamen were toting loaded AR-214 rifles and 213-millimeter pistols at a makeshift checkpoint — two lawn chairs and a narrow board — on a dirt driveway in central Georgia.
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Instead, there she was in Aspen, toting her kids, wearing $585 Dior sunglasses -- and leaving her new West Wing digs vacant, opting instead for quality spring break time with her immediate family.
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It took him six years, with his trade bill — one of his top foreign policy initiatives — on the line, to go to the congressional baseball game, toting some White House home brew.
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In "Say Yes," the set is an abandoned carnival teeming, inexplicably, with militarized gun-toting zombies — soldiers and civilians who faced off at one point and universally wound up as zombie fodder.
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Toting a proton pack, plasma blaster, and a pair of Ecto-VR-Goggles, you wander a virtual haunted hotel mapped to real walls and furniture while hunting down CG ghosts to bust.
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Unless you're toting a butane oil filled vape, sneaking fat zoots into a club is slightly more difficult than sliding a pinger in the recesses of a sort of hidden jacket pocket.
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In another work, titled "Erzmarshall II" (2016) and emblazoned with the name John Wayne in thick green paint, Meese paints the gun-toting icon as if he's melting into a golden blob.
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After all, I already live in a world chock full of anti-government militias, preppers, and gun-toting libertarians who spent an entire administration railing against the very idea of being governed.
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The aftermath of the incident is continuing to play out, but it looks like gun-toting pizza lovers will have to look elsewhere if they're trying to score a slice in Houston.
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For most of the past 20 years, he has lived in the Washington area and driven a taxi, picking up passengers at Dulles Airport and toting an electric keyboard in his trunk.
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Tyson was leaving Katana in West Hollywood when he scoffed at Damon -- who has spoken out against rampant gun ownership -- but is banking millions by toting guns in the "Jason Bourne" flicks.
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Endicott, Boston's chief homicide prosecutor and the novel's narrator, is out and about in Back Bay with her boyfriend, Ty, when they're accosted by a stranger toting a Glock and demanding drugs.
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If no red flags emerge during the screening, the travelers can then proceed to customs, toting an informational card that they can give to their doctor in case they get sick later.
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After one preliminary meeting with Marvel producers, Mr. Gunn could not quite get over the character of Rocket Raccoon, a bad-tempered, gun-toting anthropomorphic animal with the voice of Bradley Cooper.
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" The new feature is designed to give pet-toting riders "peace of mind so they know they'll be able to arrive at their destination with their pet, without any interruptions or surprises.
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Wherever there is a store, people on the streets can be seen toting Primark's brown paper bags filled with clothing that can cost the equivalent of just a few dollars per item.
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She couldn't get a comment from the group, but her cameraperson did get a good shot of them as they and their huge entourage passed hordes of screaming and banner-toting fans.
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I agree that it will get people talking, but I'm thinking conversation will likely be about why people would want to walk around toting a famous painting as part of their outfit.
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For the first time, the EU will be able to dispatch gun-toting men and women clad in EU uniforms to patrol its fringes, without asking member-states to cough up guards.
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Sanford C. Bernstein, a research firm, reckons that Meituan may continue to make money, not least because its meal-toting rivals—including Alibaba—are losing their appetite to fork out much more.
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All I want is something portable enough that you don't get back strain toting it around for a day, and powerful enough to get some basic work done at the coffee shop.
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Northern Lights: The colorful aurora borealis has turned into an international tourist attraction for thousands of camera-toting travelers, supporting small remote towns and local businesses from Alaska to Greenland to Scandinavia.
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Right next to them — awkwardly close, in fact — a stylishly dressed man (a local, surely) types on his raised smartphone, possibly sending a friend a mocking message about the device-toting family.
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The woman caught in the crossfire is Valentina Shevchenko -- who was reportedly dining at a restaurant in Lima when three gun-toting men in motorcycle helmets came in to rob the place.
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These states appear to prohibit full-on campaigning (as in, handing out brochures or toting around posters bearing your political leanings), but don't explicitly define whether candidate-specific clothing, pins, patches, et al.
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The story of Alpha the gun-toting robot was spread far and wide in the 1930s in both America and the UK. If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.
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Toting a trio of toddlers around Target as you squabble with another adult of the same sex over which brand of diapers to buy makes it pretty hard to pretend you're both nannies.
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So with her crew looking on, Alexander pulls the fake-gun-toting colleague into the circle and carefully delivers a series of swift, demonstrative, thankfully fake jabs to the side of his head.
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On the developer side, all of those launch titles that Oculus has been pushing for months are going to turn into the Xbox controller-toting ugly stepsisters that Oculus keeps behind closed doors.
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The collaboration with Apple makes HANA available not just to iPad-toting executives but also to "edge workers on the field," said Kevin Ichhpurani, executive vice president for strategic business development at SAP.
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Every serial jetsetter has a travel personality: the tropical-drink-toting sun devotee, the trend-obsessed city explorer on the hunt for the best 'gram, the unplugged, cabin-in-the-woods morning meditator.
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In the song, the rapper seemingly admits both his motive for escaping and his participation in the robbery, all while toting a gun: Want the best of VICE News straight to your inbox?
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Just for those who think I'm just toting a Microsoft line, please remember I also sold a company to Google and I'm super fond of it and have friends in the other companies.
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Ask most Americans to imagine an anti-government "sovereign citizen" and they'd probably picture a white, bearded, gun-toting, middle-aged male clad in camouflage and speaking with a Southern or Midwest drawl.
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Thomas A. Saenz, president and general counsel of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, said he is not surprised that some Americans are toting around their passports in their own country.
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Tensions escalated over the weekend when another band of outsiders arrived at the refuge's entrance, toting long guns and promising to act as liaisons between law enforcement officials and the occupiers at Malheur.
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I don't think I'll travel without some type of backpack wired for charging or noise-canceling headphones ever again, and I loved toting around a 360-degree VR camera more that I thought.
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Another, "At Battle Near McHollister Run" (mid-20th century, watercolor and pencil on paper), depicts the Vivian Girls, clothed and toting rifles, in a shootout across railway tracks with men in a trench.
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During his visit, documented by the Met on Twitter, the nunchuck-toting turtle posed among marble busts of Michelangelo and sized up the show's biggest work, an eight-foot-tall drawing of soldiers.
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While Anika (Grace Gealey Byers) tried something similar over the years, the A&R exec doesn't always play by the same bended rules that gun-toting women like Cookie, and now Giuliana, do.
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She and the other children spent eight hours a day working under the blistering sun with gun-toting guards watching her every move, while Jones' paranoid, delusional rants played on the compound's loudspeaker.
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Yeti is the no-brainer choice for all the times when your cooler just cannot fail, like if you're toting home just-caught fish—or breast milk that you've painstakingly pumped while traveling.
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Gun-toting police officers and armies of secret ones ensure that few dare openly to express support for the notion in Tibet and Xinjiang, traditionally restive regions in the west of the country.
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"We sacrificed thousands of our servicemen so people overseas could be free and have an education and be rid of the gun-toting Taliban," Ranita Sharif, a teacher in Birmingham, Alabama, told CNN.
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In the flashback, Taystee is sitting in the prison library while Poussey is behind a shelf, overhearing two white girls babbling about weight loss (and toting copies of Eat, Pray, Love, of course).
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Igor Konashenkov, released statements by medics from Douma's hospital who said a group of people toting video cameras entered the hospital, shouting that its patients were struck with chemical weapons and causing panic.
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She regularly turns heads by toting four children around the Upper East Side in a single Uppababy Vista stroller, balancing two toddlers on the running board and two infants in the double seats.
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The original movie succeeded in wasting Emmanuelle Béart and Kristin Scott Thomas, and it wasn't really until Ferguson sallied into film No. 5, toting an assassin's rifle, that progress began to be made.
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From here, we enter into an extraordinary spiritual joust between the widow and the combative priest (Belmondo), which feels as fraught as any gun-toting standoff in one of the director's later thrillers.
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Wading through the sea of collapsible-chair-toting, cigar-chomping, beer-hoisting fans on the course, I made it back to the media center and resumed writing paragraphs that probably wouldn't be published.
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The iPhone XS and XS Max are identical specs-wise, with both toting Apple's latest A12 bionic chipset; the only difference is the display and a $100 price bump for the larger phone.
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In the past, it would have been far more common to see supporters toting memorabilia with the Union Jack, the British national flag, and singing "Rule, Britannia!" when urging on the England team.
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A few days later, a band of gun-toting thieves in nun outfits went all Ben Affleck on a Pennsylvania bank, staging a hold up like a scene straight out of The Town.
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And so it was on that morning last month that some 75 sneaker-clad, racket-toting youngsters ages 5 to 15 pranced across the asphalt playground that doubles as the Marcy Tennis Club.
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As we're toting around cloth shopping bags and diligently recycling containers to avoid further inundating our planet with plastics, are we doing our children and their children a favor by introducing more stuff?
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A transfixed nation watched as an army of indigenous peasants, wearing ski masks and toting assault weapons, stormed several towns in the southern state of Chiapas and declared war against the Mexican state.
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Celia Gooding (the daughter of the current Tony nominee LaChanze) — who plays the queer, protest sign-toting daughter Frankie — spoke about colorism, a form of discrimination based on skin color that transcends race.
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It was possible to shade the story of a gun-toting white couple on the run from the law as glamorous and electric, a symbol of freedom and rebellion on the open road.
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I still remember getting a headshot on a lil' teddy bear about to capture the flag as a buddy runs in with a squirrel-toting chainsaw to clean up and return the flag.
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The film has Cinderella star Lily James playing Elizabeth, who in this version just happens to be leading a small army of sword-toting society women in a fight against the encroaching zombie hordes.
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Zip up a striped hoodie over your sports bra and leggings look, and accessorize with on-the-go essentials like headphones and a duffel bag for toting around your face wipes and hair ties.
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In addition to a huge blade, 2B also has the help of a machine-gun-toting drone, and it's incredibly satisfying finding ways to link her various attacks together to smoothly dispatch of foes.
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The film takes place in New York City's Hell's Kitchen in 1978, and features the women embracing their roles as gun-toting bosses determined not to fail their families while their husbands remain incarcerated.
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These are award-winning artists and technicians that are brought in to shoot real projects (I saw a bunch of them walking by in Apple Park toting kit for an on-premise outdoor shoot).
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Fortunately, this little omission proves to be vital for Charlie when Michel's crew reaches out via a trench-coat wearing lawyer named Anton (Jeff Wilbusch) and a gun-toting woman named Helga (Katharina Schüttler).
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We can expect to see the sample back on Earth in 2023 when the spacecraft's asteroid-toting capsule will touch down under parachute in Utah, carrying with it the secrets of the solar system.
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What's more, she's combining all of her many strengths in one big screen extravaganza, thanks to her trapeze-toting character, Anne Wheeler, in The Greatest Showman (the film premieres December 20th, by the way).
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When they make enemies with a gun-toting hairdresser, their journey becomes one of constant escape from the law, from society and from the hairdresser, all while the bonds of their outsider family strengthen.
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Along with the crossbow-toting beloved character, Negan's bat could very well land on Rick, Carl, Michonne, Glenn, Maggie, Abraham, Sasha, Aaron, Rosita and Eugene, all of with whom were kneeling in his lineup.
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Lesson 4: Start preparing early to accomplish big goals Sixth-grader Micah Amezquita started a trash-can toting business in his neighborhood to raise money for college so he can become an aeronautical engineer.
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Illegal mining in South Africa involves a complex criminal web that extends from desperate unemployed workers, many from neighboring countries, to gun-toting gang bosses and front companies exporting refined products to global markets.
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That's neat if you're regularly toting water around with you — always a good idea — but it cuts even more into the space available on the inside, which is mostly just a big, unsegmented chasm.
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The internet startup takes a different approach from fiber-toting competitors by relying on radio tower and high-rise-mounted transmitters that dispatch millimeter wavelength signals to receivers connected to a building's existing wiring.
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I took her to the marina in search of a store where we could buy the requisite postcards and T-shirts and stopped to ask a man toting his toddler son for a suggestion.
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Trump proved that, and so did Roy Moore, the race-baiting, gun-toting alleged child molester who, despite losing Alabama's special election for the Senate, still captured a healthy majority of the white vote.
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Toting a canvas bag with the handwritten message "Against Nazis," she checks train stations, condom machines, cigarette dispensers, playgrounds, lampposts and alleyways in search of banned Nazi symbols, anti-immigrant catchphrases and political stickers.
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Perhaps only in the face of an immense crisis would stakeholders and legislators be willing to enact the transformational reforms that could enable the paper-toting USPS to endure in our increasingly digital world.
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Of course, there's been some backlash, including a handful of hateful emails toting untrue stereotypes about undocumented people— some even lambasting her directly for "being an evil person and leading people astray," Peeples says.
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The witness, a Rohingya Muslim from Myanmar, told of being beaten and starved by gun-toting captors on the boat that ferried him and more than 200 others to a trafficking camp in Thailand.
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Several times, I've had appreciably leveled-up and mech-core toting pilots just absolutely eat shit, leaving me with nothing as I restarted the timeline and flung my controller across my desk in fury.
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A wealth of survey data—the most recent of which came via a major Pew poll released last month—shows that Americans have grown more comfortable with the toting of concealed guns in public.
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There are two types of iPhone owners: Those who cannot imagine toting around a device that costs $700 or more without doing the absolute most to protect it from an accidental, screen-shattering fall.
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The painting of Naphtali, for instance, half-dressed in a rough brown cloak and toting a shovel over his shoulder, has an unpretentious beauty that recalls Jean-François Millet's later ennoblements of French peasants.
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The weekend A train (yes, this beach is subway-accessible) is often packed with sandy chairs and surfboards, while beach-bag-toting Manhattanites line Pier 11 in the Financial District waiting for a ferry.
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The first film's memory-wiped blank of a human here becomes a gun-toting badass who sprints down the sides of buildings and shoots out inconvenient walls before power sliding through bullet-ridden plaster.
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An hour later, the Canadian-Ugandan "brigade" rolls in — vans full of doctors, nurses, dentists, chiropractors, gynecologists, ophthalmologists and pharmacists, accompanied by local clinical officers and medical students, all toting huge bags of equipment.
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SuperMini 10,000mAh Charger + SuperCord USB-C to Lightning Cable When you're a remote worker, toting around all of your supplies everywhere you go can get old, but this SuperMini charger can help you out.
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Clinton in prison garb, toting an ersatz jail cell — fits the same pattern: She had to be cast not merely as an inferior candidate, but as a criminal who could win only through corruption.
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In the aftermath of the shooting at the Republican congressional baseball practice, there have been some pretty blatant expressions by Republicans of blaming the left for the crazed actions of a gun-toting lunatic.
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Ideally, the president should be the first to call for a ban on gun toting at public forums and tighter regulations of the adapted battlefield rifles that the gun industry markets to macho civilians.
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Dolby Atmos support means that Xbox One gamers will have the ability to hear what's going on above them too, which is perfect for hearing—and subsequently avoiding—that gun-toting helicopter above you.
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Others, like the shop on Gower Street in London, have cafes with added electrical sockets and are swarmed day and night with laptop-toting college students, most of them consuming more electricity than coffee.
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Others, like the shop on Gower Street in London, have cafes with added electrical sockets and are swarmed day and night with laptop-toting college students, most of them consuming more electricity than coffee.
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Thousands of gun rights activists poured into Richmond on Monday for a massive rally against further gun control measures by the Democratic-controlled state legislature, with many toting assault-style weapons and tactical gear.
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Only five inches long and weighing barely half a pound, it was a "carry gun," a small, lethal pistol designed for "concealed carry," the growing practice of toting a hidden gun in daily life.
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Tagging along, meanwhile, is a space-savvy biologist (Olivia Munn), who seems to be there largely to add a female presence, although scientific chops notwithstanding, she plunges into gun-toting battle alongside the soldiers.
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The spirit of the cartoon's slapstick is still alive and well (there's an ice cream–toting turtle servant), but the comic's overarching story might make it the most emotionally moving book of the year.
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I knew I wanted to talk on the news and make sure there was advocacy, especially with so many people from the [National Rifle Association] and different gun-toting Americans who watch Fox News.
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Some people say the conflict is a new version of the corporate-raiding culture of the 1990s, but carried out with lawyers and court briefs instead of the earlier period's methods, including henchmen toting Kalashnikovs.
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In the shadow of President Donald Trump, the team behind Rob Quist, a guitar-toting first-timer in the hunt for Montana's sole spot in the House of Representatives, had finally started hitting its stride.
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Premiering exclusively on PEOPLE, the whimsical, vintage-style video follows the actress and her daughter (whom she shares with husband actor Michael Douglas) as they journey through Rome toting a variety of Peekaboo purse styles.
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"Hernández bribed law enforcement officials to protect drug shipments, solicited large bribes from major drug traffickers, and arranged machine gun-toting security for cocaine shipments," said Manhattan US Attorney Geoffrey Berman in a news release.
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" The lawsuit states that MGM Resorts should have known their failure to keep their premises reasonably safe would result in "catastrophic injury perpetrated by a gun-toting guest with an extreme intention to harm others.
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Household names outside of Washington politics were few and far between, but two gold medal-toting Olympians made the list: John Shuster, an American curler, and Meghan Duggan of the United States women's hockey team.
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Their brand of manliness was defiant and swaggering: peeping out the window with rifle in hand, perched on rattan chair toting a firearm and a spear, or raising a black fist mightily through the air.
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The line between the Winnebago and his house is so blurred he's not entirely sure where all of his clothing is, and, in fact, he's not quite sure how much clean laundry he's toting around.
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What makes this little guy even more impressive is that it's toting around a bunch of sensors and software so it can autonomously navigate around obstacles in its path—all while hitting those unprecedented speeds.
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ON WEDNESDAYS, Saturdays and Sundays in Santa Monica, a wealthy ocean-front city next to Los Angeles, residents toting canvas bags stock up on organic kale, locally caught seafood and exotic grains at farmers' markets.
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But if the image of a shimmering black jacket — and Lady Gaga's recent toting of a sleek Slimane-designed handbag in Paris — means anything, it's that it could very well be something all his own.
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An estimated 300 people, many toting weapons, joined Bundy when the federal government began to round up his cattle after he refused to vacate federally owned land and pay more than $1 million in fees.
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It's been 15 years since the movie "Legally Blonde" introduced the world to Elle Woods, the pink-clad, Chihuahua-toting sorority student who aced the LSATs, got into Harvard Law School and inspired a generation.
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The film, which stars Alden Ehrenreich as a young version of the lovable, blaster toting smuggler, tells the origin story of the character who was made famous by Harrison Ford in the 70s and 80s.
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"He knows that publicizing this information will destroy the careers of honest police officers and torpedo the cases against violent, gun-toting criminals — assuming his office bothers to prosecute them at all," Mr. Lynch said.
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In many other elevators over the years at the festival, I've been the shabby, backpack-toting guest sharing rides with celebs dressed for the red carpet (Keira Knightley, Reese Witherspoon and Zac Efron among them).
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One of the most telling indicators of a VSCO girl is her brightly colored Hydro Flask — a vacuum insulated stainless-steel water bottle — which she will inevitably be toting and sipping from across social media.
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Since then, graduation season, with its cavalcade of mortarboard-toting students, has served as a searing reminder of Kedrick's killing, but this year Ms. Johnson is hoping it might also bring some measure of redress.
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At its most recent strictly plant-based monthly pop-up market, a bakester wore a black hoodie bearing a directive to "arm the animals" and an illustration of a panda toting an M249 machine gun.
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That tracks with the big ass gun-toting, alien-punching action in the trailer above, which also includes a bunch of hella weird extraterrestrials—including those bizarre naked tick dudes from the first two movies.
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Long before the creepy clown summer of 2016 or the gruesome blade attack on a man in Denver at the hands of a clown, a red-nosed, gun-toting harlequin nearly got away with murder.
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If you haven't seen Versace's fall 2016 ads, here's the gist of it: Karlie Kloss and Gigi Hadid star as chic moms, toting around toddlers and babies while clad in the Italian brand's latest collection.
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But only one book includes a scene where Obama bursts into a motorcycle gang clubhouse in Delaware, casually toting a sawed-off shotgun, to rescue Joe Biden from a mob of angry, heavily armed bikers.
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The finale involves an impromptu band of gun-toting men in pickup trucks chasing Toby and Tanner from their final score, in a sequence that is both darkly funny and more than a little terrifying.
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For those of us on the left, the millions of protesters in pink hats and the dads toting funny signs was a promising sight: Could this be the moment that liberals were converted into radicals?
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If you had designs on acquiring status in late-217s New York City, you would have likely been spotted around town toting a Bloomingdale's shopping bag identifiable only by the splashy artwork on its side.
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So much for the days when tattooed Brooklyn web designers and rifle-toting Montana ranchers seemingly stood arm in arm, united by their common love of Filson bags, Red Wing boots and White Oak denim.
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" Mythili said, adding that he promoted "the total objectification of people who were different than he is, this concept that there's only one definition of what an American is: this white, male, gun-toting person.
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Cornerstone started its "Bring Your Parents to Work Day" around the same time as LinkedIn, according to Kimberly Cassady, its vice president for talent, partly because employees were already toting their parents to the office.
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Stephan Wolfert was drunk when he hopped off an Amtrak train somewhere in Montana, toting a rucksack of clothes and a cooler stocked with ice, peanut butter, bread and Miller High Life — bottles, not cans.
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Laptop-toting physicists have been crisscrossing the oceans between Japan, China and Europe, for the last decade trying to cajole colleagues and their governments into pouring many billions of dollars into the future of physics.
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UKHIYA, Bangladesh (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Rohingya refugees began arriving in Bangladesh, after violence erupted in Myanmar's northern Rakhine State in August, local residents were puzzled to see some toting small solar panels on their shoulders.
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"I don't personally think the mainstream will ever accept the gun-toting, head-banging, drug-dealing UK rapper," says Corleone, both a UK rap icon and CEO of GB Records, a label supporting upcoming UK talent.
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"My husband stole my Snoogle," she told PEOPLE at the time of after recounting a hilarious story about fielding questions at the airport about the huge comfort item she was toting in addition to her luggage.
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It is not unusual for banks and hedge funds to harness Ph.D.-toting mathematicians to the most powerful computers money can buy, but Jane Street takes this high tech, high intellect marriage to a new level.
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In Copacabana, a major tourist destination and Olympic site, the security presence has been amped up in the weeks leading up to the games, with tanks and machine-gun-toting police hanging around the metro stops.
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Schiller herself ultimately stepped down amid a controversy surrounding a former NPR fundraising executive's comments deriding the "tea party" movement as a collection of "gun-toting" racists and "fundamentalist Christians" who have "hijacked" the Republican Party.
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Video posted on Twitter showed shards of broken glasses spread across the sidewalks, and mask-clad activists pushing over garbage cans, with one of those activists toting a black flag with the "A" symbol for anarchy.
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The kit also comes with a canister that's ideal for toting around on-the-go, so once you realize just how badly you needed these babies in your life, you'll never have to be without them.
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Photo: APWhile Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg are busy debating whether a malevolent, future AI could dispatch machine-gun toting drones to kill us all, a current-day "revolutionary AI" could get you killed right now.
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She was also on hand for a rare public outing with husband Justin Timberlake at a pre-Oscars party in Beverly Hills, California, on Friday, where the couple left the event toting a personal-sized pizza.
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Meanwhile, Desmond and Hamels are the lone pair of Rangers recognized from the Lone Star State, despite toting the league's best record (53-32), which they reclaimed after the Chicago Cubs' 9-3.393 loss to Cincinnati.
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Audi is following a similar playbook at this year's Geneva Motor Show by toting around a prototype version of the E-Tron's Sportback sister model ahead of a full reveal and release date later this year.
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London (CNN)He may not have been toting a cupcake with a candle, but President Barack Obama nonetheless made a showy entrance to Windsor Castle on Friday for a celebration of Queen Elizabeth II's 90th birthday.
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Soon, they are ducking down dark, narrow, trash-strewn alleyways into the heart of the Barangay Libis slum, accompanied by a slew of uniformed officers and as many as 10 helmeted, assault rifle-toting SWAT officers.
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But her latest fluorescent orange House of CB dress is more than just another example that Mother Monster practically invented the concept of "trends:" She's allegedly toting around the first Hedi Slimane-designed handbag for Céline.
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A young blonde woman raised a poster bearing photos of Heyer's accused killer, James Alex Fields, white supremacist Richard Spencer, and Friday night's tiki-torch-toting mob with the words "Vanilla ISIS" in bold letters below.
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"Hernandez allegedly arranged machine-gun-toting security for cocaine shipments, bribed law enforcement officials for sensitive information to protect drug shipments, and solicited large bribes from major drug traffickers," said Manhattan US Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman.
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Toting the Orion may be the primary goal of the trip, but the SLS will have some extra room for other technologies — so it's going to take up to 13 small satellites along for the ride.
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Even in the post-Rob Ford era, the image of a drug-addled, gun-toting mayor blasting bullets at cops busting down his door is so absurd that it got its moment in the national spotlight.
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Herschel Supply 17L Backpack for $55 ($46 off): Stylish and lightweight, this 17L backpack is a good choice for everyday use or toting all your stuff when you're looking for a good spot to watch fireworks.
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Having just patched himself up after a city hall dust-up with gun-toting bad guys, he's hosting the party at Wayne Manor, throwing his weight behind Dent as he campaigns to become mayor of Gotham.
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For the past eight years, Barack Obama provided the National Rifle Association with the perfect liberal bogeyman—an avatar of white anxiety who wanted to deprive gun-toting Americans of their constitutional right to bear arms.
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"Heading home with my two healthy babies and an energized and healthy SuperMam ❤️," the new father of two captioned a hospital photo of 19-month-old son Conor Jack and himself, toting the baby's carrier.
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Many men offered self-portraits in imitation of whichever Hollywood actor was the action star of the moment: Westerns were a particularly popular choice, as one gun-toting portrait titled "Acting as a Cowboy" (1970) suggests.
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Even his villain (Prithviraj Sukumaran), a dreaded arms dealer who is being hunted by many governments, is foolish enough to check into a huge hospital with an entourage of gun-toting bodyguards in full public view.
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"The Master and Margarita," Mikhail Bulgakov Nude vampires, gun-toting talking black cat, and devil as ultimate party starter aside, the miracle of this novel is that every time you read it, it's a different book.
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Here, crowds of camera phone-toting tourists cooed and clapped at Pepper, an adorable 4-foot-tall robot with a high-pitched voice and a tablet screen strapped to its chest, during a recent test run.
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These were real events that happened in America: travelers toting "emotional support animals," claiming they need the ESAs (which are distinct from service animals trained to help those with physical disabilities) to stay calm while flying.
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Above: Mass Effect: Andromeda screenshot courtesy Electronic Arts I'm racing along in the delightfully bouncy Nomad, soaking in the sights of a new world and hunting for rocks like a gun-toting geologist, when I'm interrupted.
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On Monday, streams of migrants from Afghanistan, Eritrea, Sudan and other conflict-torn countries trucked down the camp's trash-filled, muddy lanes in small groups, pushing or dragging donated suitcases, or toting knapsacks front and back.
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As we got out of the helicopter, Khan quickly jumped in an armored car, we took off at speed, dozens of gun-toting security men crammed onto flat-bed trucks barreling down the road with us.
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They were riding east on Route 2 in Randolph, N.H., when a pickup truck, a 2016 Dodge 2500 toting a trailer, veered over the yellow line and "jackknifed" into the motorcyclists' lane around 6:30 p.m.
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He was toting an acoustic Gibson J-20133 guitar with an old snapshot of himself clowning with Anita Pallenberg, the late model and Rolling Stones muse who had three children with Keith Richards, taped to it.
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But what many of the tourists toting selfie sticks do not realize is that the estates are miracles of public housing, creating affordable homes for millions of people in one of the world's most expensive cities.
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SURELY GOODNESS AND MERCY The Keen Company presents the first New York production of Chisa Hutchinson's play, set in a Newark public school, about a Bible-toting teen and his friendship with the troubled lunch lady.
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Much of the work in her 2017 solo show, "Betye Saar: Keepin' it Clean," at the Craft and Folk Art Museum in Los Angeles (and later at the New-York Historical Society) featured gun-toting mammies.
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Whether you're camping in a remote spot where you need to bring your own water, or you're toting water back and forth from a common campground spigot, having a big water jug makes staying hydrated easier.
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But there is something interesting about a political party, which suffered mightily at every political level from Obama's rampage through rural America, turning to the very kind of person -- gun toting and religious -- Obama once abandoned.
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A frail-looking Harvey Weinstein leaned on a walker yesterday as he passed a long stretch of cameras and sign-toting protesters, then hobbled into a courtroom in Manhattan for Day 26 of his rape trial.
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In a video posted online on Monday, ARSA leader Ata Ullah, flanked by two gun-toting men in masks, warned Myanmar against "oppressing" Rohingya and vowed to keep fighting to protect the rights of the community.
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They also have to contend with a growing press corps of partially-embedded, camera-toting journalists who frequently get in the way and freak out security by crowding and shoving long lenses into the senator's face.
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Roy Moore, the gun-toting Christian conservative who earned Trump's wary support and brought Steve Bannon out on the campaign trail, buckled under numerous accusations of sexual assault with teenage girls when he was in his 30s.
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Most new Roseanne episodes put Roseanne against something, whether that's Aunt Jackie's (Laurie Metcalfe) progressive, pussy hat-toting ways, understanding her gender nonconforming grandson (Ames McNamara), or the forced urban snobbery of her Chicago transplant granddaughter, Harris.
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Every artist, I don't care who they are—they could be the most nefarious, lean-drinking, gun-toting, drug-selling felon, whoever—everybody as an artist who has had some form of success has to be vulnerable.
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She's a really warm, really welcoming person who looked like a seasoned tarot card reader — wearing a flowing dress and toting what seemed to be her trusty bag, which carried her decks of cards and reference books.
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When Luis picks up Isabela one rainy afternoon, the antiqued scene vaguely suggests the nostalgic reveries of Wong Kar Wai, even with the poster of a gun-toting Fidel Castro marking the 1959 overthrow of Batista's Cuba.
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The story — the script is credited to Nic Pizzolatto and Richard Wenk — pretty much follows the line of the 1960 film, with some tweaks that speak to contemporary mores, including a gun-toting frontierswoman, Emma (Haley Bennett).
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Bill Nunn, a versatile actor best known for playing the role of Radio Raheem, the boombox-toting neighborhood philosopher killed by police officers in Spike Lee's 1989 film "Do the Right Thing," died on Saturday in Pittsburgh.
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Here, a man and a woman repeatedly cycle clockwise around the park, toting large billboards for a new documentary about Hillary Clinton; judging by the ominous image chosen of her, the film is of the horror genre.
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He home-schools his 12-year-old daughter, toting her along with him to the lab, where she helps him and his colleagues develop ELIXIR, a conversational computer program based in part on Joseph Weizenbaum's pioneering Eliza.
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It's leftover from a childhood when I, like many Lisa Frank acolytes born in the 1990s, spent much of the school day toting my homework around in folders adorned with paintings of purple kittens sitting on rainbows.
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When Samuel Johnson (no relation to the eighteenth-century writer) is killed by a gun-toting madman while his toddler son looks on, he begins a peripatetic afterlife that stretches from the nineteen-sixties to the present.
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It's horrifying — a fact that seems to have escaped gun-toting Dad and former NFL player Jay Feely when he tweeted out a picture of himself standing between his daughter and her prom date, pistol in hand.
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In this latest viral video genre, groups of people are gathering and freezing themselves in place, often in elaborate poses and scenarios, as one camera-toting person walks through the scene to zoom in on the details.
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And since then, Mr. Kemp has doubled down on his pledge to be a "politically incorrect" governor, playing up the gun-toting, truck-driving, Everyman image that some party leaders worry could cost them the general election.
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"A Madea Family Funeral," ostensibly marking the final big-screen appearance by Perry's gun-toting grandmother, sold an estimated $27 million in tickets at 2,442 North American theaters, or roughly 30 percent more than analysts had predicted.
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In August 2015 a machinegun-toting attacker wounded three people on a Thalys train before being overpowered by passengers, one of a series of militant attacks that has rocked Belgium and France over the past two years.
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PwC has tabulated the academy's Oscar votes more or less seamlessly for the past 83 years, with its Oscars accountants proudly strutting down the red carpet before each ceremony, toting sleek leather briefcases containing the winners' envelopes.
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"There is a lot of stigma attached to mental conditions for this identity of a male figure in defense—gun-toting, strong, undefeatable, undisputed—it's hard for them to complain or validate how they feel," he explains.
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The refresh comes two weeks before Apple hosts thousands of software developers toting MacBook Pro laptops to San Jose for its annual developer's conference, where Apple is likely to talk about the next version of its macOS software.
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In August 2015 a machinegun-toting attacker wounded three people on a high-speed train before being overpowered by passengers, one in a series of militant attacks that has rocked Belgium and France over the past two years.
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As such, it's the first time readers were ever introduced not only to Geralt, the mutant, monster-hunting Witcher himself, and his lute-toting semi-regular companion, but also the city of Novigrad, where the above scene unfolds.
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The two girls, along with their parents, brother and grandmother, were attempting to flee Jim Jones' Peoples Temple cult, known as Jonestown, when they were ambushed by several of Jones' gun-toting henchman on a primitive airport tarmac.
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"My husband stole my Snoogle," she told PEOPLE at the time of Alec Baldwin after recounting a hilarious story about fielding questions at the airport about the huge comfort item she was toting in addition to her luggage.
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The man has made quite the turnaround since his days playing at the Knoxville Challenger tournament in 2014, where he was seen toting around a can of soda, a candy bar, and a sizeable paunch during the match.
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Click here to view original GIFYou're supposed to spend at least part of your day at work doing actual work, but those rare times of productivity leave you vulnerable to surprise attacks from Nerf blaster-toting co-workers.
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Paid posts about the events reached nearly 15,000 people combined, and the two groups ended up shouting slogans across the street from each other, one group holding placards decrying hate and welcoming Muslims, the other toting Confederate flags.
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As much as we'd love to save a bundle of money by repurposing last night's leftovers, the idea of cramming and toting it all in some cumbersome non-microwavable vessel for all of work to see is bleak.
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As with the company's similar effort last year, SXSW attendees need to tweet a photo that shows their dying battery to Mophie's account, with the #MophieRescue hashtag for a chance at a "rescue" from the Mophie-toting pups.
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Wrnch CEO Paul Kruszewski says that concept is especially true for the computer vision space, with war chest-toting companies like Magic Leap powering their own technologies while dramatically smaller teams are left to piecemeal their own solutions.
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Since her time on TWD, when she was best known for toting dolls around the zombie-ridden wasteland and wearing rainbow T-shirts, Lintz has been doing typical teenager things like mastering winged eyeliner and going to prom.
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By 47% to 42% Americans chose gun-toting to gun control, though that headline number conceals a stark partisan divide, with 70% of Republicans wanting more guns in private hands to deter terror, and only 26% of Democrats.
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It doesn't help that some of those arriving in Hamburg toting the biggest bags of diplomatic gripes and animus are world leaders buried so far in their own beliefs that they've lost sight of the art of compromise.
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What if every killer attempting a massacre and every gun-toting student rampaging through classrooms knew he would be met not with targets running and hiding but with a few brave men and women coming to get him?
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He has been traveling the world collecting, studying and building relationships with all kinds of magical beasts, toting them in a suitcase as part of his mission to educate wizards about why beasts are so important to them.
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Pink's husband Carey Hart and his gun-toting neighbors seem particularly concerned that thieves are coming for their Lambos and flat screens, so they took it upon themselves to defend their homes like a cul-de-sac militia.
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The piece begins: Stephan Wolfert was drunk when he hopped off an Amtrak train somewhere in Montana, toting a rucksack of clothes and a cooler stocked with ice, peanut butter, bread and Miller High Life — bottles, not cans.
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The iconography of the stereotypical modern workplace has changed dramatically in the past half-century, with droves of white-collar cubicle inhabitants giving way to packs of laptop-toting workers dressed "business casual" roaming around open-plan offices.
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He made a splash in 2005 when his production of "Sweeney Todd," originally created for the humble Watermill Theater in Britain, transferred to Broadway with virtually no set, though adding Patti LuPone as a tuba-toting Mrs. Lovett.
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I sometimes wondered, though, whether having a sex-positive, consent-educated, inspiringly unafraid person toting nipple covers in many skin shades might eventually have some palpable effect on how intimacy looked by the time it reached a viewer.
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The dream of working for one of Silicon Valley&aposs many tech behemoths, along with the luxuries such a six-figure salary would afford, has resulted in droves of engineering degree-toting techies coming to the Bay Area.
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A better sense of where your phone is in a room, and what it's pointed towards, could help improve the immersiveness of digital overlays and experiences, especially if you're trying to use multiple (U1-toting) iOS devices together.
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WATCH TERROR NOW For a newcomer to Aden, the city's many checkpoints are little more than a blur of black, blue, red, and white flags planted in the rubble, surrounded by young men casually toting worn semiautomatic rifles.
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Day6: Sunrise (JYP Entertainment) Each release by this guitar-toting gang has leaned a tad more heavily toward arena rock, and their full-length debut is where they turn on their distortion pedals and crunch up a storm.
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MSRP: $550 Sale Price: $369.99 Apple MacBook Air 1.7GHz Intel Core i53 (64GB) — $369.99 See Details This 2015 MacBook Air is just 11 inches wide and less than an inch thick, making toting it around with you totally effortless.
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The images of the 10 sailors, kneeling on the deck of one of the boats under the watchful eye of gun-toting Iranian captors, quickly became a talking point for Republicans, especially in their presidential debate on Thursday night.
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When she isn't dancing or recording music, she's toting around her many different purses — about 12 according to her last count — one for rehearsals, one for events, one for on-the-go refreshes, and pretty much everything in between.
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It's a bit more accessible to those in the VR crowd that are semi-regularly toting headsets, but as Google Daydream preps for a launch in the coming months, that crowd is going to be quite a bit larger.
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Now, in Once Upon A Time In Venice, his new action-comedy with Bruce Willis, he's doing it again, but this time he's eating a muffin while wearing a wife-beater, bandana and surrounded by his gun-toting goons.
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"Hernandez allegedly arranged machine gun-toting security for cocaine shipments, bribed law enforcement officials for sensitive information to protect drug shipments, and solicited large bribes from major drug traffickers," said Geoffrey S. Berman, a federal prosecutor in New York.
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But if we were, one problem that would probably be addressed in such a TV spot would be that paranoia-inducing issue of fearing that you reek of weed when you're toting around your stash, even a single joint.
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The story resolves itself in one of those circuslike endings where waves of people — relatives, Kay's marriage-counseling clients, a book club, a pair of gun-toting anarchists — show up at Sid and Kay's house all loudly demanding attention.
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"Others include:A 20-year-old man was charged with making a terrorist threat after authorities said he walked into a Missouri Walmart toting a handgun and rifle and clad in body armor in what he called a "social experiment.
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The Xinjiang government's news website on Saturday showed pictures of hundreds of gun-toting police and soldiers standing in front of a government building shouting out pledges to defeat terror and lines of armored vehicles driving though the streets.
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Toting an acoustic guitar, his face generally half-hidden by a Panama hat and dark glasses, Mr. Redbone channeled performers and songwriters from ragtime, Delta blues, Tin Pan Alley and more, material not generally heard by the rock generation.
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Another article informed me that Pinellas County, Florida, had decided to charge a gun-toting driver with manslaughter in an incident that began with an argument about a parking space and resulted in the shooting death of a man.
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With some 300 sign-toting fans in attendance, 19 players from the press and 14 representatives and senators from both parties took the field at Watkins Recreation Center, a diamond just behind a local elementary school in Capitol Hill.
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"I wiped down everything I knew they would touch: the sliding door, the refrigerator, countertops and the bathroom," Ms. Pajarillo said on Saturday as she walked back to the pool at the Grand Waikikian, toting a stack of towels.
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To work around the restrictions, many gun companies have gone with a piecemeal approach, with ads in video game forums, posts on the digital platform Medium and occasional exposure from gun-toting celebrities like the pop star Post Malone.
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I don't dawdle, and even when walking at high speeds, I'm courteous — always willing to sway to one side, change speed in traffic or even take wide berths around large, lost, child-toting or otherwise compromised gaggles of pedestrians.
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I thrilled to the pulsing young energy of the city, Catholic schoolgirls on the buses chatting in Spanish, b-boys spinning on corners, midtown assistants in pumps toting their shopping bags from Strawberry past Chock Full o'Nuts, the Automat.
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His black-and-white images can be stark, surreal and unsettling: from gun-toting youths and heavily armed troops to children playing in favelas, where high-rises loom on the horizon and bloody corpses wait to be picked up.
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A few years ago, the famous gun-toting Bundy family and dozens of other white militia-minded supporters faced off with federal law enforcement officers who had moved to repossess Bundy's cattle due to his noncompliance with federal law.
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That said, given Cameron's larger track record — he not only created Sarah Connor, but turned Sigourney Weaver's Ellen Ripley into a gut-toting warrior in Aliens — there is definitely reason to celebrate Linda Hamilton's return to the franchise in this way.
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He did a great deal of research and came to the conclusion that the notion that cowboys were gun toting roughnecks, was really a fabrication that came up in the late 19th and early 20th century with the pulp fiction novels.
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If you see a teenager toting a computer, they're just as likely to be scrolling through Pinterest for formal outfit ideas and arranging post-prom plans in the group chat as they are to be cramming for that math final.
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BRASILIA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When George Porto joined Brazil's environment agency 13 years ago, the country didn't have access to satellite data on illegal logging — let alone heat maps tracking deforestation patterns or gun-toting agents dedicated to stopping ecological crimes.
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After promising the upgrade several months ago, France's Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve announced that BAC officers would now be toting similar guns and armor as the country's special intervention forces, including assault rifles, ballistic shields, thicker bulletproof vests, and bulletproof helmets.
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More from Tonic: Writing this in late May, I'm not sure if I've acclimatized to having a lighter blubber cardigan or if I'm going to be wearing two pairs of socks and toting around a thermos of soup come October.
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HSN Star Joy Mangano Gives 6 Smart Packing Tips But more often than not, you'll see a celeb toting the classic black carry-on, which retails for a reasonable-in-the-luggage world, $225 (larger sizes go up to $295).
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Google has a new program called "Street View ready" which will make it possible for anyone with the right hardware to contribute to its Street View imaging database, typically assembled using Google's official 360-degree camera-toting Street View cars.
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There's simply no way any nuclear adversary, including Russia, could destroy all of America's land-based intercontinental-range ballistic missiles and nuclear weapon-toting bombers without facing the wrath of at least one Ohio-class submarine and its 24 Trident missiles.
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This new story trailer makes the game look an awful lot like Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade — except with the father-son dynamic replaced with a brother-brother one, and the Nazis subbed out for generic, gun-toting mercs.
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Whether intentionally or not, no fewer than two of America's homegrown, gun-toting spree killers have turned out be a useful weapon for ISIS, and ISIS has embraced the shooters as heroes (although the gay rumors about Mateen could change that).
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Read the latest updates in our live blog The sight of someone walking through a packed protest toting a large gun would be cause for alarm for many people around the world, but in Texas, it's not so far-fetched.
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A fine plea, no doubt, but Berry's begging me for a job while toting some kind of alcoholic drink in a poco grande glass and I can't help but wonder if that's why he's out of work in the first place.
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"That time I went camping, nearly eight months pregnant, just to see @nathanielrateliff and the @nightsweatsnc," Stiles wrote on Instagram alongside a photo of herself cradling her baby bump and toting a maternity pillow, with tents visible in the background.
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LAS VEGAS – A 25-year-old man was arrested on a felony terrorism charge after he was accused of panicking shoppers by donning a mask and toting a replica AK-47 assault rifle through a Las Vegas mall, police said Friday.
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This pissed off group busted into the Barnes & Noble where Amy was holding court ... toting signs and shouting at her for wearing a coat this past winter made by Canada Goose -- a company the protesters claim engages in animal cruelty.
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Image: Jiuguang Wang/FlickrSince it was first suggested that the flickering star known as KIC 8462852 might be a Dyson Sphere, telescope-toting astronomers associated with the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI) have been scouring the system for signs of aliens.
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The temperature in West Hollywood crept up into the mid 80s last week, but that didn't stop 96 of the nation's top winter Olympians and Paralympians – many toting figure skates, hockey sticks, snowboards and racing skis — from descending on the town.
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After rifle-toting soldiers overthrew Thailand&aposs elected government in a bloodless coup in May 2014, the new military leaders, like a succession of Thai coup makers before them, pledged reform and reconciliation and promised they wouldn&apost stay long.
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And while plenty of people have acknowledged the former Secretary of State's wardrobe power moves vis-a-vis her suit collection, many have overlooked the one item we can all relate to: the carryall Clinton's been toting across the country.
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Photo: APEarlier this year, Twitter announced that it would finally be changing its moderation policies in what was popularly received as an acknowledgement how badly hordes of trolls, white supremacists and swastika-toting Pepes have overrun the site for years.
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Assistant U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Barrow told a packed federal courtroom in downtown Portland that during the January takeover, the conspirators, many wearing camouflage and toting rifles, practiced shooting drills and hand-to-hand combat together at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
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A literal wall has been erected to keep a lid on any customer defections; hired security has been ratcheted up; and the clubs have been rocked by gun-toting drunks, family values protestors, and strippers quietly ordering food from the enemy.
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While the character creation system seems most suited to populating the world with an unending tide of crowbar-toting Basshunters and Macklemores, it does allow for male and female characters and provide a small range of faces and skin tones.
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I have found perfection I first became aware of San Francisco-based Peak Design in January when a handful of Verge reporters and senior editors arrived in Las Vegas toting the same messenger-style bags purchased through the company's Kickstarter campaign.
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But given that Walker couldn't even make it into the top ten most awful, union-busting, woman-hating, Muslim-bashing, KKK-sympathizing, gun-toting, batshit loony presidential hopefuls in the United States, it's worth wondering where he ranks on other lists.
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The original is the highfalutin idea of ourselves as bowler-wearing, umbrella-toting posh-lords who spend our time politely tutting at the weather, saluting the Queen, being into imperialism and writing strongly-worded letters to the editor of The Times.
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When he wrote, most of the civilized world still regarded the forest and the mountain with distaste; but in his wake came Whitman, Burroughs, Muir, and a thousand other writers, and right behind them came a million people toting backpacks.
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While Dr. Phil didn't outright say this, the framing of JJ as a "gun toting, pot smoking" kid, along with the photo of him smoking weed and holding a gun seem to imply that cannabis is tied to his violent tendencies.
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Markuson is the co-founder, co-owner, and managing director of The Haiku Guys & Gals, a group of traveling performance artists, toting typewriters to events around the world -- from weddings to corporate functions to libraries -- where they create personalized haikus.
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In 47, the house of Louis Vuitton found itself in the news for the wrong reasons when then creative director Marc Jacobs sent models out on the runway toting a checked shopping bag that resembled the Chinese migrant worker's travel tote.
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Their son, X'antony Jr., now 18, was walking home one afternoon, toting a plastic Walmart bag with a Barbie he had just bought for his little sister, Zaria, when a man approached him with a large rock in his hand.
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Between the semi-arid landscape, fleshy-colored polyethylene shores, an army of attentive staff, and brightly colored humans toting ungainly foam boards, NLand feels like a theme park dedicated to bringing about a world where humans terraform for pleasure's sake.
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This season in Paris, the mix of varying personal styles was unrivaled: There were your tweed-toting Karl Lagerfeld loyalists; your new-age Vetements fans, clad in extra-long-sleeved hoodies; your on-trend followers, wearing the latest Gucci accessories.
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Filled to the brim with a cheery, diverse crowd of old heads and glitter-toting toddlers alike, it's probably one of the best places to soak their marathon sets, which span from wonky jazz records to no-bullshit classic house.
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Adding a little sparkle to your life may be a lot more dangerous than you'd expect, at least if you're one of the hundreds of thousands toting around a certain kind of iPhone case that's now being pulled from the shelves.
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" (It seems to stand for "Point Dume Community Posse," which is not the most intense name the gang of gun-toting vigilantes could've chosen.) Hart captioned the picture with, "It's unfortunate that some people take advantage of others in a crisis.
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With a great deal of the smartphone-toting public seeming to be ambivalent or unconvinced by the promises of mobile VR, this is certainly a risky gamble for an otherwise populist smartphone line, but it is also one with massive promise.
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In the same way that acquaintances, when they bump into each other, promise to finally get that catch-up drink, a person toting around an umbrella has told themselves a gentle and unnecessary lie—that it will really keep them dry.
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And the Democrats are just as capable of tribalism as the Republicans, just as capable of dividing the world in self-righteous Manichaean binaries: us enlightened few against those racist many; us modern citizens against those backward gun-toting troglodytes.
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But Art Basel is still swinging, and the gang's all here: collectors from America and Latin America, young artists on the make, star museum curators escorting checkbook-toting board members, and propulsive dealers jogging along the beach at 6 a.m.
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Last Monday, they filmed Collins at the National Republican Senatorial Campaign's headquarters in Washington and sent two people -- one toting a "small low-end" camera and a staffer -- around Maine to shoot the workers on the frontlines of the pandemic.
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Militants, including the ISIS fighters, have proved to be adept at staging hit-and-run attacks, with machine-gun-toting fighters on motorcycles and more heavily armed insurgents in pickup trucks launching quick, harassing strikes and then melting into the desert.
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Stanley Peck, 49, a doctor who lives nearby and was finishing up an evening run, stopped to snap a photo of a large sign with a silhouette of a machine-gun-toting police officer just outside the entrance to the hotel.
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The state-run Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which operates the subway, faces a litany of problems, including antiquated signals and overcrowded cars, that have led to frequent breakdowns — much of it documented by smartphone-toting commuters for the world to see.
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We set out on the Timber Creek-Baker Creek Loop trail, a 5.1-mile trek that starts at 8,2000 feet and climbs another 22016,2100 or so — perhaps an error in judgment given that we were toting two kids under 24.
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Each morning the musicians would arrive alongside the laptop-toting young employees of various start-ups and put in eight or so hours — a process that felt to the band, all of whom have children, pleasingly like a regular job.
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Early in this new Norwegian noir series, an F.B.I. agent played by Carrie-Anne Moss makes a suggestion to a local investigator: It would be foolish to approach a person suspected of being a serial killer, she says, without toting guns.
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"The main issue is letting it play out in the 2020 election," said Blaise Molitoris, Ms. Onelio's sign-toting husband, who called Ms. Slotkin's circumspection"fair" and said he understood her stance despite his own eagerness to see Mr. Trump impeached.
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Apple iPad Mini 4 7.9-inch 16GB - Space Gray (Certified Refurbished) Bundle, now $159.99 with code BFSAVE20 You're planning on toting around your iPad regularly, either to keep yourself entertained on your morning commute or to take notes at school.
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Featuring a Russian spy murder, a self-immolation, gun-toting government thugs and other fanciful plot devices, "Project Blue Book," History's popular new series on the Air Force's program to investigate and debunk U.F.O.s, is not your historian's Project Blue Book.
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If Buakaw's popularity is enough to attract camera-toting tourists to the original Banchamek Gym in his remote hometown in Surin, as we saw first-hand when visiting, the Banchamek Bangkok branch is downright inundated with fans, reporters, and gawkers.
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Photo: APThis weekend, at the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, a horde of Nazis, white supremacists, neo-Confederate militiamen and other members of the so-called alt-right ran rampant, brawling in the streets and toting a veritable arsenal of weaponry.
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Simonsen and his sergeant, who has spent the last eight and a half years with the NYPD, were working on an unrelated case when the reports came through, but entered the store after callers claimed to have seen a suspect toting a handgun.
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It's the sort of perverse ending that would have delighted Angela Carter, who famously reworked Charles Perrault's fairy tales into feminist parables where Little Red gets in bed with the Wolf and Bluebeard is thwarted by his new bride's wily, gun-toting mother.
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The short teaser doesn't give too much away, but provides an idea of how the film will combine gritty realism with fantasy, showing LAPD officer Will Smith clutching a battered-looking broadsword, alongside a shotgun-toting orc, played by Warrior star Joel Edgerton.
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The move by the villagers to offer arms training to school-age children shocked the nation and made global headlines last month after local media broadcast images of children as young as 6 years old toting guns and showing off military maneuvers.
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"I was really shocked to see she is using my New Yorker piece, which has no child actors, no liberals toting scripts to be read by child actors," said Mehta, a New York University professor and author of an upcoming book about immigration.
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American Satan is mostly preoccupied with Johnny's descent into the classic pitfalls of rock n roll stardom, including sex, drugs, and accidentally killing a crazed racist in a "Stand Your Ground" state, thereby becoming an unwilling hero to gun-toting conservatives across America.
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Once again, the scene is not strictly realistic — you don't often encounter hot rods chasing automatic-weapon-toting bikers through a major urban area — but it seems more or less aware of the laws of physics, and generally willing to abide by them.
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I don't know if I'll ever be a Lululemon-wearing, green juice-toting fitness guru, but using this shampoo and conditioner every other day makes me feel like I'm giving my hair a healthy boost — and that's something a Pilates class can't do.
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And yet, if you were to take a sample of any number of trick-or-treaters this Halloween, you'd likely find more than a few kids wearing black, pointy hats and toting broomsticks, declaring themselves witches of the highest and spookiest order.
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Even so, there's something unsavory about using a war-torn Middle Eastern country as what amounts to a prop backdrop, with the gun-toting bad guys essentially serving as just another impediment for the brilliant Michael to figure out how to circumvent.
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In 2008, he and The New Yorker drew criticism from Barack Obama's campaign and others for a cover illustration depicting the then-presidential nominee and his wife Michelle wearing a turban, and toting a gun, respectively, in the White House Oval Office.
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Rather than giving up on modern technology, we're asking people to harness its power by downloading a free app called iNaturalist and joining an online army of smartphone-toting naturalists, biologists and regular people who are using it to save the world.
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PULWAMA, India (Reuters) - Images of students confronting police on campuses have come to symbolize Kashmiri protests against Indian rule as much as gun-toting militants in fatigues, in what security officials and separatist leaders say is a dangerous new phase of the conflict.
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On Saturday, Moise welcomed the army's anticipated return with a parade featuring dozens of camouflaged soldiers toting rifles in the northern coastal city of Cap-Haitien, calling on Haitians to recall the Battle of Vertieres won against French colonialists exactly 214 years ago.
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Two boys trailed in the back, one toting a drum to keep the white men on beat, the other carrying the Confederate flag high above his head while the colors flew aggressively in the wind as a reminder of our violent shared history.
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It's a wild ride from Alexander Gardner's "Execution of the Conspirators" (1865), a long-distance shot of the hanging of the men who conspired to assassinate President Lincoln, to the 3703 image of a gun-toting Patricia Hearst from a bank surveillance camera.
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It's a wild ride from Alexander Gardner's "Execution of the Conspirators" (57083), a long-distance shot of the hanging of the men who conspired to assassinate President Lincoln, to the 57073 image of a gun-toting Patricia Hearst from a bank surveillance camera.
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It's a wild ride from Alexander Gardner's "Execution of the Conspirators" (53), a long-distance shot of the hanging of the men who conspired to assassinate President Lincoln, to the 1974 image of a gun-toting Patricia Hearst from a bank surveillance camera.
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It's a wild ride from Alexander Gardner's "Execution of the Conspirators" (663), a long-distance shot of the hanging of the men who conspired to assassinate President Lincoln, to the 1974 image of a gun-toting Patricia Hearst from a bank surveillance camera.
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It's a wild ride from Alexander Gardner's "Execution of the Conspirators" (21960), a long-distance shot of the hanging of the men who conspired to assassinate President Lincoln, to the 22212 image of a gun-toting Patricia Hearst from a bank surveillance camera.
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It's a wild ride from Alexander Gardner's "Execution of the Conspirators" (21555), a long-distance shot of the hanging of the men who conspired to assassinate President Lincoln, to the 2124 image of a gun-toting Patricia Hearst from a bank surveillance camera.
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It's a wild ride from Alexander Gardner's "Execution of the Conspirators" (22212), a long-distance shot of the hanging of the men who conspired to assassinate President Lincoln, to the 22741 image of a gun-toting Patricia Hearst from a bank surveillance camera.
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The performances are fine across the board, with Marshall-Green possessing more layers than your average gun-toting enforcer and Scott having the looks of a potential star, bringing a kind of quiet intensity that recalls David Caruso back when "NYPD Blue" premiered.
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The romantically lit garden tables at the newly opened BARsKDE bar and cafe on Michalska Street attract couples, while the iron-and-wood industrial space of Urban House on Laurinska Street fills with laptop-toting artistic types who occupy the long communal tables.
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After he was snatched near his Beirut home, where he lived with his wife, Mr. Sutherland was confined in a series of rooms, often blindfolded and chained to a wall, by gun-toting men who operated under Hezbollah, the Lebanese militant group.
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Representative Jim Jordan, Republican of Ohio, emerged from his party's strategy session in the secure Intelligence Committee rooms surrounded by a cadre of aides toting fat legal briefing books and what appeared to be blown-up printouts of exhibits for Wednesday's hearing.
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It's a wild ride from Alexander Gardner's "Execution of the Conspirators" (1865), a long-distance shot of the hanging of the men who conspired to assassinate President Lincoln, to the 1974 image of a gun-toting Patricia Hearst from a bank surveillance camera.
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It's a wild ride from Alexander Gardner's "Execution of the Conspirators" (1865), a long-distance shot of the hanging of the men who conspired to assassinate President Lincoln, to the 35003 image of a gun-toting Patricia Hearst from a bank surveillance camera.
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