Kucera compared trudging through dry snow like going through sand.
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It's 4pm and we're trudging on to the charity shops.
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Opinion Columnist We're now officially trudging through the new year.
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Often, when you are doing the trudging, it really does suck.
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Those trudging did their best to hurry on with their lives.
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She was trudging up the hill with logs on her shoulders.
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They've raced over from work, weary kids trudging along beside them.
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I am 34 weeks pregnant and I'll be trudging through New York.
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One Baltimore summer day, I was trudging alone on a busy thoroughfare.
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In contrast, "Atlanta" frequently depicts its main characters trudging home in defeat.
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Trudging through paperwork can expose dubious details missed by hasty defence lawyers.
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Lindsay and Acker are trudging through their trauma as best as they can.
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Trudging any distance with awkward, heavy gear is, for most, not an option.
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She broke into a sprint, her little brother trudging behind, slowly but surely.
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It was people going through all these documents and papers and trudging along.
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We drive past everyone trudging along to the long walks back to their cars.
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Finally, the mountains they've been trudging toward are right in front of them. Beautiful!
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In the last two weeks, while trudging through Ezekiel, those old feelings came back.
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Video and photos showed pedestrians trudging across streets in water up to their shins.
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The character is broken, grief-stricken, trudging forward thanks only to his burning hatred.
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According to them, Trump's decision will not stop the flow of migrants trudging northward.
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In 1934, people weren't trudging through a snowstorm, but standing firm as they protested.
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Trudging through its shortcomings, Guasti slowly picked up on what made Metroid II special.
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It seems that none of us are immune to the trudging, linear progression of time.
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Only 200 of its 20m clients showed up, trudging through metal detectors and tight security.
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He double-bogeyed the par-three 16th and triple-bogeyed the last before trudging off.
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Soon we were trudging a narrow path and snaking through overgrown fields, past unsmiling children.
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I imagined Olga and her daughters trudging through that desert and running out of water.
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Trudging through liquid causes ripples and firing a rocket at it causes a blue explosion.
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Shots of potatoes, or of feet trudging through the snow, punctuate the absence of imagery.
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Asked to ignore all the injustices in the world, we blind ourselves and keep trudging on.
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A life's work, subsequent generations have never known a time when Goodall wasn't trudging around Gombe.
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But as you've perhaps gathered from our use of the word "trudging," it gets boring fast.
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Near Bani Na'im, Palestinians could be seen trudging across a field carrying Eid gifts from Hebron.
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He had his 90-year-old mother trudging through the New Hampshire snow with her walker.
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Trudging through the salad was worth it, however, for the vegan brownie I had for dessert.
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An endless surge of cars interrupted now and then by people trudging through the drab wet.
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Yes, it would be nice if everyone trudging into school received a personal country club welcome.
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We began trudging across yet another large rice paddy that ran parallel to a small tributary.
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There are night watchmen trudging through the snow and a lamplighter with his ladder and lantern.
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Paul Kanning is trudging through the snow to grain bins on his nearly 3,000 acre farm.
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My brother and sisters trudging behind me, picking up sticks and tripping over their shoe laces.
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Probably wouldn't go for the novelty: I'd probably debate going no nonsense and trudging through it.
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For now, I'd recommend keeping power saving on to keep the device trudging longer into the night.
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Each of them is surviving something different, and trudging through it for their children, all the same.
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Going into law or nursing, among other professions, used to mean trudging to an office every day.
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Not long after, we find his puppet self (or one of them) trudging through a deserted neighborhood.
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In Khom Kong village, Wanphaeng, 36, returned to her general store after trudging through knee-high muck.
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As a result, many are trudging to events, asking questions, taking notes and comparing and contrasting styles.
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Football has more players, covered in armor, fighting in the trenches and trudging across a vast field.
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He walks to work from his apartment near the Capitol, trudging through the elements on balky knees.
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Trudging their lengths with a bulging backpack and mucky shoes, I fell in love with the place.
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ARUA, Uganda — President Trump is vowing to send the military to stop migrants trudging from Central America.
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Her voice is low and insistent, in a thick, trudging, orchestral track that faces burdens with tenacity.
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Especially when you're talking about swarms of humans trudging through subterranean networks and hopping between hurtling, silver boxes.
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So don't worry about exchanging keys or trudging down to the parking lot to pick up your delivery.
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Here, the pachyderm was able to get back on land, trudging through the swampy terrain of the country.
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You know, the guy who, it's heavily hinted, caused the very apocalypse our characters are now trudging through.
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Alone, buzzing and trudging through a particularly savage bit of windswept moorland, he stopped to eat and drink.
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As always, I see mostly women, trudging on the treadmill or pedaling on the elliptical while watching television.
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Retrogrades are exhausting, and with the usually energetic Mars trudging backward through your sign, Sagittarius, you're feeling off.
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Sometimes you worry that you might be trudging up things for people that they don't want trudged up.
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Gone are the days of spending nearly a quarter of our critique classes trudging from studio to studio.
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In the "Winter" episode, aerial shots show coyotes trudging through the park, stalking prey in freshly fallen snow.
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He'll imbue an otherwise mundane scene of, say, police officers trudging through evidence with a weird, cool menace.
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Huckabee's new ad is an extended parody of Adele's "Hello" with the candidate trudging through the snows of Iowa.
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Trudging up and down flights of stairs while lugging around a 20-something pound bag to the nearest laundromat?
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Cadet, 35, had been trudging alone on a dirt road near the rural southwestern community of Fond-des-Blancs.
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Here's what the creek looked like in 1969: But even as recently as 1979, the city was trudging along.
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She credits her dedication — citing cold nights of trudging through the snow to market her services — to her success.
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Trudging through spring snow in a ball gown and heels seems to be a particularly Coloradan rite of passage.
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All that emphasis grew wearying, even deadening, and the climactic judgment scene was slowed to the point of trudging.
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After the war Mr. Colani attended art school in Berlin, trudging through the ruined city to get to class.
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Pop There's a certain gravity in Mitski's indie-rock songs, whether they're stubbornly trudging ballads or distortion-laced punk.
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And if it fails, it relegates the move toward electrification to the trudging march that it has been so far.
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The dollar index fell 0.26 percent to 99.101, trudging further below a seven-week high of 99.799 set last Thursday.
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I was sent trudging through ad-infested pages for weight-loss pills and magic diets, but the blob remained unidentified.
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"We keep trudging," she deadpanned, ostensibly resigned to the precariousness of both the art world and the world at large.
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He saw people come and go, some leaping from counter to chair and out again, some trudging in and out.
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But criminal behavior is not a foreign concept to at least some of those currently trudging toward the Rio Grande.
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With its trudging tempo and thick electronic bass frequencies, the track conveys little of the sonic warmth associated with her.
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Happy Monday and welcome back to Overnight Finance, where we're trudging through football weather despite the start of baseball season.
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Jupiter has been trudging backwards since March, giving you deeper insight into how you share your knowledge with the public.
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We keep on trudging up the peak on summit night, battling the frigid conditions and staying close in the darkness.
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There's also no trudging five miles across a site the size of Lincolnshire to get from one DJ to another.
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I have stared out windows for hours; a person trudging down the treeless street excited me as a major event.
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Even in a crowd that had come to see Warren, parking and trudging through snow, opinions on electability were mixed.
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How long were Claire and Jamie trudging back without Ian or Roger while Brianna was hanging out with Lord John?
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ACCORDING TO President Donald Trump, the "caravan" of migrants trudging north towards the United States represents "an assault on our country".
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Build-A-Maneating-Bear Jon Snow and friends are still trudging in the snow, when they see a bear, mid-blizzard.
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The island, trudging through a decade-long recession, has $72 billion in debt and near-insolvent public health and pension systems.
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Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico's worst natural disaster in nine decades, hit as the island was trudging through an unprecedented economic crisis.
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They word solid, handmade boots into the fields, trudging through dry grass and mud, over rutted country roads and through barnyards.
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All in all, this is not your built-for-hell boot to take trudging through the mud or a mountain stream.
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"There is a war against women in this country," Muñoz explains, trudging from courthouse to courthouse in San Salvador's gridlocked traffic.
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But here he was on Saturday night at Marlins Park, trudging into the dugout in the fourth inning, his night over.
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But after trudging to the polls twice already in the last year, weary voters are in no mood to vote again.
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Archeologists have found mammoths sunk into in the LaBrea tarpits, but on Bojack, the elephants walk around alive, trudging through sorrow.
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Stephens, often languid between points, seemed to slow even further, trudging to her service position as if resigned to her fate.
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He directed a barrage of abuse at those nearest to him, before trudging up to the pavilion, muttering under his breath.
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A highlight video is great viewing if you enjoy discouraged players trudging back to the center circle after yet another goal.
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She apologized, and asked if I was OK. "Nope," I said, picking myself up and trudging to the bathroom to wash up.
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When Susan Finkbeiner isn't trudging around in the Amazon rainforest, you can find her modeling the latest fashions in sky-high heels.
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They look like specks in the distance, trudging miserably across some of the world&aposs most unforgiving terrain in the blistering sun.
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Now that's someone who it's highly likely would be kept on base fixing cars over trudging through the leafy jungles of Vietnam.
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However, the optimism may not be on particularly solid ground, with the economy likely still trudging along despite some recent positive surprises.
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As I'm trudging through weather briefings, I look up and see that my captain is one of my former flight school instructors!
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University deans may gripe, but that is good news for the tired-looking PhDs trudging the corridors of San Francisco's big hotels.
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Or, has trudging into the office been an exercise in frustration and exhaustion for as long as you can seem to remember?
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Trudging through thigh-deep snow, Chapman and the others fought back against al Qaeda fighters that had dug in on the mountaintop.
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Little wonder then that Chicago sludgecore act Angry Gods might find themselves musically trudging along that same footpath into dread and despair.
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Whenever you and your teammates meet another group trudging through the slush, it always feels like you're awaiting a hail of bullets.
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Chubbs was once again the center of attention this week after another video of him trudging along the golf course spread online.
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Pick and Brown were trudging off with the masses toward other greens and grandstands, their bicorn hats and epaulets firmly in place.
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Many Muslims are now leaving, hoisting their unburned things on their heads and trudging away from streets that still smell of smoke.
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He resolves to reunite with his brother by trudging across the continent, shoes against the current of westward migration and continental conquest.
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Back at the woman's house, she's so cold that she moves with a regal slowness, like a shipwrecked queen trudging toward shore.
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When too many apps are running at once, it can make a perfectly good system feel like it's trudging through thick mud.
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A hospital evacuated some patients but remained open, with employees trudging barefoot across the sopping floor to treat the patients who remained.
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A hospital evacuated some patients but remained open, with employees trudging barefoot across the sopping floor to treat the patients who remained.
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We don't need to limit ourselves to those three short months the way we did when September meant trudging back to school.
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They show, in vivid detail, migrants laden with personal belongings trudging along snow-blanketed paths, sometimes during the day, sometimes at night.
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After slowly trudging along in this crowd, we finally saw the entrance sign for the Rink indicating that we were in line.
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Unsure of what they'd find, Eyrún and Einar began slowly trudging through the ice and fog, step by step, toward Sólheimasandur beach.
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Moustafa El Sayed, its dutiful owner and chef, can be seen trudging down Steinway, carrying bags of produce and meat from local markets.
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Life finds a way … especially when you're a scientist trudging through the muddy lagoons of Scotland's popular tourist destination the Isle of Skye.
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Netflix's Marvel output is grim, its heroes trudging through New York City with the weight of the world strapped to their strapping backs.
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Javier Culson of Puerto Rico was disqualified for a false start and sat sobbing by the side of the track before trudging away.
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By the end of August thousands of refugees were squeezing on to westbound trains in Hungary and trudging along Austrian motorways towards Munich.
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Screenshot: WikipediaThe European Union has been reconsidering its copyright laws for several years, and for months we've been trudging towards a final vote.
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Behind him, struggling against the dusty headwind, stretches a line of dozens of people, their heads bent down, trudging up a dirt track.
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On a post of plastered bricks in a forest marking the boundary between Siberia and European Russia, exiles trudging by would carve inscriptions.
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Now Venezuelans are the cleaners, the beggars, even the sex workers trudging across the border into Colombia, where food is suddenly available everywhere.
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Frugal Traveler I was trudging through calf-high grass in an industrial zone just a couple of miles north of Toronto's city limits.
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Although Baywatch is trudging inexorably towards a movie reboot, Pamela—as of now, anyway—is not slated for so much as a cameo.
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When I look at her, I think about how my father must have felt, trudging through the wilderness with me on his back.
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A cable car line usually runs down the street from my place, and I'd gotten used to the sound of it trudging by.
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Knowing he would face difficulties, Tereshkov managed to sneak in with the help of some locals, trudging through swampland before reaching a settlement.
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For many people, going to work is simply a way to make a living, unhappily trudging through each day to make ends meet.
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The stunning shots of O'Higgins trudging over the Cordillera were made possible by Mr Jimenez's unplanned presence in Chile due to a family illness.
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It's especially rare in a project that, even as it feels like I'm trudging through mud, is actually moving forward at break-neck speed.
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One minute, you're in a remote seaside village reminiscent of Honolulu; the next, you're trudging up a tower to find a Tibetan-style monastery.
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For voters, therefore, the potential benefit of participating is tiny relative to the cost of trudging to a polling booth and waiting in line.
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For much of its length, you're simply trudging further and further down an infinite series of tunnels and staircases in a mysterious gray city.
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Maria, Puerto Rico's worst natural disaster in nine decades, came at a time when the island was already trudging through an unprecedented economic crisis.
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Amid the monotonous score and the chanting by the chorus (the director's invention), Ms. Bürkle drools and howls while trudging along the spinning disc.
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Trudging through the snow, she sings "Journey to the Past," a number at once twinkling and rousing, about moving forward by diving into history.
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We meet Wallace on a Friday night in his college town, as he's trudging, begrudgingly, toward an evening hang with friends by the lake.
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Forsake's Alma Boot is the perfect footwear option when you need something dressy yet still want to feel confident trudging through ice and snow.
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Now, as many of those early fans enter retirement, they are still boarding buses and trudging through muddy fields to see their favorite bands.
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As evidenced on the TED stage Tuesday morning, robots are already capable of maneuvering around obstacles, trudging through snow and even getting themselves into college.
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It's a frigid winter day and you're covered in more layers than you ever thought possible, trudging to work in three inches of melted snow.
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Rescuers found Kenneth on Wednesday afternoon nearly 1,800 feet from his house southeast of Lexington after hours of trudging through nearly 300 acres, authorities said.
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"We built a world almost no one wants but we just keep trudging through it," Couillard says of the unpredictable era we now live in.
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Stoner metal is slower than other metal subgenres, and the steady, bludgeoning cadence of ''Dopesmoker'' really does sound like pilgrims trudging through an unforgiving landscape.
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While the U.S. has been slowly trudging toward cannabis legalization on a state-by-state level, Canada fully legalized cannabis for recreational use last year.
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Observers argue that without grazing routes to follow, herdsmen cannot avoid trespassing on farms (indeed they can also be spotted trudging through Abuja, the capital).
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And it looks a whole hell of a lot like an oasis for Trump in the political desert he has been trudging through of late.
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In Madagascar, one of the world's poorest countries, parents are desperate to vaccinate their children, many trudging for miles to get to clinics for shots.
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"The market is just trudging along in the absence of any big news or headlines," said Sireen Harajli, FX strategist at Mizuho in New York.
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The next day, that momentum died, and the country that had been bracing for change ended up trudging into a week much like any other.
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Oprah: Debris is 'everywhere' Oprah Winfrey posted a video on social media of her trudging through the mud in the yard of her Montecito home.
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As Ms. Roem was trudging up the street, a van suddenly caught up to her, and Monique Ryan, dressed in pajamas, swung open the door.
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The guides preyed on trekkers when they were most vulnerable — trudging up remote trails, cold, wet, sick, confused and miles from any well-serviced towns.
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But after trudging for more than six hours through rivers, mud and steep hills, they reached the first gold mining camp exhausted, hungry and thirsty.
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A jauntier section, with some wildly squiggling, jazzy wind solos, is eventually weighed down by a trudging undercurrent, a sense of funeral beneath the party.
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Now thousands of protesters, their numbers steadily swelling, are trudging through the heat on blistered feet from Ankara to Istanbul on a March for Justice.
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This year felt impossibly long, but science tells us that right now is actually much, much shorter than it feels when we're trudging through it.
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I heard nothing further until 5 that afternoon, when I was out trudging through the snow and she texted from the studio to disinvite me.
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A huge, rotating milking parlour is at one end of the barn, so the cows' feet don't suffer trudging on tracks or loitering on concrete.
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If you can't pay for TV ads or for staff (or to keep the lights on in your campaign HQ) then you can't keep trudging on.
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But I felt at home trudging through the Chewbacca and Spider-Man impersonators my in my Styrofoam skate boots, just another lunatic at Hollywood and Vine.
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EDF is trudging forwards with public consultations for Sizewell C, a nuclear project in Suffolk, fielding questions this week at the Trimley Sports and Social Club.
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The endurance course is the final event Marines participating in jungle warfare training must face, trudging through roughly five miles of Okinawa jungle and 30 obstacles.
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Owned, yes, but not as much as the rest of us trudging to our jobs in the dead of winter to support people like Michael Dell.
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Coast to coast, the idiot elite couldn't stop talking about this surreal experience of trudging from environment to environment, slurping fizzy drinks in Brierly's melted expanses.
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Jessica Reed and John Pyle were determined to exchange vows on Nashville's pedestrian bridge on January 22, even if it meant trudging through piles of snow.
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Add on the fact that you're probably trudging through fields and brush in search of feathery friends, and a few ounces suddenly becomes a real consideration.
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Roberts is particularly effective when she is trudging through a hopeless situation—her mouth can twist into a high-wattage grin, but also a devastating grimace.
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He describes trudging obsessively along the roads in Sussex, England just to feel that gratifying buzz from his wrist-worn device when he reached 6900,2628 steps.
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A cloaked Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo show up towards the end, trudging through a snowstorm where they discover a mysterious purple light.
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"The rumors say a week," said George Garcia, 42, a logistics manager, who was trudging across the bridge on South Broadway with his family of five.
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Edgar Ruiz, an indigenous leader, expressed frustration in a phone interview after trudging through the mud searching for lost members from his community, the Siona people.
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Even in less perilous situations, poor snow pants or no snow pants make everything from shoveling the driveway to trudging your way to work needlessly unpleasant.
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Taken together, they're the makings of an excellent women's mitten — and one suitable for shoveling snow, trudging across town, or trekking up a high alpine peak.
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But he escaped again, trudging along for an additional half mile before sitting in a yard on 158th Street and 116th Avenue around 12:20 p.m.
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In New York, he was the perfect missing organic link in this concrete jungle, a magic sprite who cheered up the downtrodden souls trudging the streets.
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But we — or okay, I — will always have the memory of trudging up hills alongside dozens of fellow Pokémon trainers in pursuit of an elusive Dratini.
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SHOULD weary hacks trudging at the end of the day from The Economist's office to Charing Cross station raise their heads, they may raise their spirits, too.
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When the computer scientist began his career at Los Alamos National Laboratory, the birthplace of the atomic bomb, the Cold War was trudging into its fifth decade.
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Emmonak's business is a little more staid, as Ernestine described it over the phone while trudging through melting snow on her way to a City Council meeting.
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Even if you're not currently trudging through all that East Coast snow, you're probably braving a dreary February somewhere, which is enough reason for vacation as any.
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"Blood of My Blood" picks up almost immediately where the heartbreaking "The Door" left off, with Meera trudging through the snow and Bran still warging in tow.
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The new poster for AMC's Breaking Bad spinoff features McGill (Bob Odenkirk) in his pre-Saul days, trudging up an Albuquerque street with his trusty lawyer's briefcase.
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Every retailer has a different name for these "After Christmas" sales, but there are a bunch of deals that will keep trudging along until New Year's eve.
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Instead of trudging through repeats of 800 meters, which Meyer did routinely, Ledecky is more apt to swim a set of eight 100s, each at race speed.
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He and his brothers opened Globo in the mid-1950s, and by 1963, they were trudging up and down the city's beaches on weekends, giving away samples.
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A few winters ago, I was trudging through post-blizzard Manhattan and, at a pedestrian crossing, was confronted with one of the city's legendary mile-high snowbanks.
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She immediately turned her gaze forward to the trail, and I watched her as she made her way down the gully and began trudging up a creek.
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Gabriella and Moises trekked out to the sites in the thick of a July heat wave, trudging through thick mud and marsh to find these ghost forests.
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Shopwindows served him, as seen in an image of mannequins in bridal gowns seeming to behold two nondescript men in black coats and hats obliviously trudging by.
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And most everything feels like a flashback in the trial that began this week, including the who's who of underworld players trudging into court in sensible shoes.
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Others stayed, or arrived, to stand on a different side of history, trudging toward a celebration they were powerless to stop but desperate to at least interrupt.
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Candidates typically lavish the state and its voters with attention, holding small town halls in living rooms, coffee shops, and trudging through the snow to shake hands.
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Often dressed in a blue shirt, he carries an easel, brushes and paint strapped to his back, trudging in light that changes from golden to wintry blue.
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He was trudging through pouring rain on his way to help his neighbor rescue a flock of sheep from the floodwaters when he spotted some strange, dark shapes.
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For example, I ordered a bed frame for my 16-year-old son from CB2, after trudging to its store in Georgetown to take a look at it.
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Whether you're taking a hike up a mountain or just trudging through your morning commute, the Venture Pal Backpack can help you hold on to everything you need.
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This is the first trailer that seems to show in-game footage, which centers around Reedus trudging through beautiful landscapes with vacuum sealed bodies strapped to his back.
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Relatives and neighbors took turns carrying the girl's white coffin, trudging along a marshy, muddy road to a tiny cemetery where only seven gray tombs marked the earth.
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Culson, 32, bronze medalist in London in 2012, blew his chance by jumping the gun, and briefly sat sobbing by the side of the track before trudging away.
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The single-piece, full-grain uppers on this model will keep you good and dry unless you're trudging through absolute muck (in which case, just grab your wellies).
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I spent each day trudging through a dark fog, thinking about how I could hang myself from the second-story banister in our foyer without traumatizing my parents.
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In "OMDB," a meditation amid trudging percussion and eerie sustained strings, Mr. Vernon insists, "My mind's all mine/Over my dead body": an assertion of spirit over materiality.
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One set of three brothers at the transit camp fled Somalia after their parents were killed 25 years ago, trudging across the Kenya border as three lost souls.
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Is Mom always the one who ends up trudging downstairs, after she's already gotten in bed, to unplug Christmas lights and make sure your house doesn't burn down?
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Despite its name, the track is less about modern political angst and more about the discomfort of trudging through it when your heart's already weighed down with pain.
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As a young mother 20 years ago, I would frequently be faced with trudging through the snow and having to carry my son and stroller down treacherous stairs.
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The Astros have blitzed the Boston Red Sox with consecutive 8-2 victories, sending the visitors trudging back to Fenway Park with train whistles ringing through their skulls.
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The hopeless opposite would be to suggest that we are incapable of trudging through the muck, or, even more cynically, to pretend there is no muck, he added.
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More than anything else, trudging through the numbers on these various campaigns got me thinking about information pollution, and the sheer amount of space in our day that's monetized.
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Some people jumped into the river while women and children — who had been instructed to stand at the front of the line — began trudging back the way they'd came.
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As a slovenly Londoner who gets the Tube pretty much everywhere, I essentially tripled the number of steps I take on a typical working day while trudging around Glastonbury.
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Director: Colm McCarthyWriter: Mike Carey Zombie fatigue is real, as anyone still trudging through The Walking Dead can tell you, but there are still unique spins on the genre.
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As laid-off employees were photographed trudging out of offices with their termination papers, the media correctly focused on years of unchecked ambition and mismanagement at Germany's largest bank.
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The crowd scenes have been continental, not national: refugees trudging along motorways, pro- and anti-migration demonstrations, the anti-establishment gilets jaunes protests and, most recently, environmentalist school strikes.
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Most recently, after trudging up a cinder-cone volcano all morning, we decided to spend the night in Mount Shasta before heading up its magnificent façade the next day.
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New Yorkers were voluntarily snowed in on Tuesday, and we're still trudging through mounds of snow and black ice while bundled up in our puffy parkas and Sorels. Sexy.
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Until his later years, he was featured on television almost every evening, often trudging through rain, map in hand and camera around his neck, visiting a rural development project.
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In any case, I spent the next couple of days making phone calls, filling out forms, and then trudging through the pouring rain to get to a post office.
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But unless you're trudging through truly rocky terrain, or full-fledged ice and snow, you and your feet are almost always better off in a light trail-running shoe.
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The boy in the green goggles worked hard, sometimes herringboning, sometimes stepping, sometimes trudging up and sliding back, holding on to his poles like a lame man his crutches.
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Many families were separated amid the chaos and violence of Myanmar's military crackdown; others lost contact while trudging through swampy forests or escaping on overloaded boats bound for Bangladesh.
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However, by trudging along, he encounters two lucky breaks: being chosen to fight Creed, the world heavyweight champion, and meeting a shy pet store clerk named Adrian (Talia Shire).
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The Mississippi River—a trudging, steady flow of ruddy water, sand, and mud—snakes across southern Louisiana, bisecting New Orleans and a large swath of fast-disappearing emerald swampland.
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"I suddenly became aware that I'd been trudging along in the same old pattern—one that merely reflected what I thought other people wanted to see," she told Broadly.
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But she has watched as the taxis arrive again and again, and she sees the passengers, especially the children, getting out and trudging through rain, snow and bitter cold.
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Mr. Giuliani made himself indispensable to the Trump campaign by doing dirty work that no one else wanted and trudging ahead even after the candidate lashed him with humiliations.
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With no other option, some people are using rudimentary canoes to cross the flooded plains while others are trudging across higher ground to safe havens several hours walk away.
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The new season of this competition series pits five drivers against one another in monster-truck-rally-style challenges, like climbing mounds of crushed cars or trudging through swamps.
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On the Democratic side, things seem to be trudging toward their inevitable conclusion, in which Bernie Sanders wins and then runs into trouble when the voting population gets more diverse.
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There is nothing like an aging financialist to get people really excited and trudging out in the dead of winter to hang out for two hours at the Iowa caucuses.
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Needless to say, we experienced the diva entrance through the muddy festival halls, the bus passing by many a down-on-their-luck camper trudging through to an unknown campsite.
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It's important to explain to you what exactly is going through your server's head while you are enjoying the weekend's last socially-acceptable indulgence before trudging headstrong into another Monday.
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Montages fill in the mundane moments: People trudging up and down the roads, naked babies wandering, kids talking about calling their parents on pay phones to tell them everything's fine.
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The scale of the task dimly dawning on us, we push on, trudging along the rumble strip of Interstate 80 in New Jersey, battered by gusts of passing tractor-trailers.
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If you've spent these past few months trudging through winter in snow boots and chunky leather shoes, we've got good news for your feet: freedom is just around the corner.
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Intelligence reported a major Vietcong battalion was operating there, but after several hours trudging from one rice paddy to the next, we were alerted that the enemy was spotted elsewhere.
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Socks that slip and slide turn into more than a minor annoyance when they start to affect your performance, whether you're hiking up a sharp incline or trudging through mud.
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Generations of them have worn ruts in the floor and holes in their souls trudging the low corridors of the Long Island Rail Road concourse, whose ceilings gush when it rains.
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As a yellow haze curtained the barns and pumpkin farms of Sonoma County on Monday, firefighters sat through briefings before trudging back into a moonscape of charred homes and smoking roads.
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But there's a problem with that pace, he says, which is that the big companies like Google, Amazon and Apple are trudging ahead without considering the effects of technology on consumers.
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So instead of trudging to a litany of different dealerships when looking for a new car, you can browse through various options the same way you shop for everything else: online.
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Ratner and a team of U.F.C. executives, lawyers and lobbyists spent years trudging through statehouses to promote the money the sport would generate and the rules that would make it safer.
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Nonetheless, it serves as a snapshot in time – a flawed, sullen, resentful John Terry, trudging away from his glory days on the pitch and down the long tunnel of footballing decline.
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This is the largest caravan to cross the region in recent memory, made up of thousands of desperate people trudging north in the hope of making it into the United States.
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With Brodsky, the singer and guitarist of metalcore groups like Cave In and Mutoid Man, she reaches beyond her signature acoustic palette and dabbles in droning soundscapes and trudging electric guitar.
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The feed on the monitors could be grainy and pixelated, making it easy to mistake a civilian trudging down a road with a walking stick for an insurgent carrying a weapon.
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Just before she retired, Mr. Hyams said he saw the 96-year-old Ms. Bloom trudging out of the subway and headed to work in the middle of a fierce snowstorm.
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Earlier this week, 17 suicide bombers, some of them women, infiltrated the streams of desperate civilians trudging out of the city, which the Islamic State took control of three years ago.
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Investors will soon find out more details on what the next Italian government will look like, with lawmakers still trudging through the arduous task of forming a coalition after inconclusive elections.
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The group was made up of city employees, members of the National Guard and about 70 citizens who were hard at work, trudging through the mud as rain whipped around them.
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The No. 24 Mustangs (23-5, 11-4) are now tied with Temple for the first place in the American Athletic Conference despite trudging through a sloppy game by both teams.
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But I still loved the rough-and-ready companionable feeling of these men, trudging off to likely death, and using the time to feel each other out and test each other's strength.
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While the women of Godless were certainly placed in different circumstances than the all-woman council of Jackson, Wyoming, they rallied in a similarly triumphant way, and kept their community trudging along.
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But, as we well know, that lost hour of sleep isn't the only awful thing coming our way — soon we'll be trudging home in the dark every night and just feeling off.
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There is a reason that so many people strive to own every record and shirt the band releases; alongside the trudging riffs and lyrics about anarchy, Thou is a band with personality.
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And yeah, bringing it back down to earth, if you will, it's also an apt metaphor for our own evolution as a group—launching into unfamiliar territory, trudging forward into the unknown.
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Several drawings reference WWII, including a seemingly unfinished work that starts with detailed soldiers trudging in the foreground and ends in a huge, squiggly line snaking through the landscape in the background.
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If you've been trudging into the same place of work or running the same routines that haven't been right for you, expect this eclipse in Cancer to sweep all of that away.
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There was a sameness to them — the concrete homes worn by age; the handcarts offering fried chicken and tortillas; the laborers trudging to work at sunrise, waiting for buses on busy corners.
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Death Stranding is a game that makes you trudge around isolated mountains for dozens of hours just to communicate the point that trudging around isolated mountains for dozens of hours would suck.
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But in the meantime, Mia is trudging the endless audition trail, leaving casting rooms to discover a dozen or more of her own doppelgängers sitting in the hallway, waiting to audition themselves.
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Imagine trudging into a hotel with your family at midnight — after a long, grueling drive — and being turned away by a clerk who "loses" your reservation when he sees your black face.
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Trudging through the slush on College Street, the marchers were accompanied by police officers, who kept them out of downtown traffic, as a pick-up truck playing jazz music led the way.
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Yet it's hard to ignore how the name doubles as an astute symbol of her plight: Alone on a forbidding frontier, trudging slowly forward, engulfed on all sides by darkness and lethal pressure.
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The inglorious work of trudging to dim police stations in the middle of the night often to fell to lawyers in the early stages of their careers and eager to climb the ranks.
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Ricciardo was third in the evening with Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen fourth after his afternoon session went up in smoke, with the Finn abandoning his smoking car and trudging off in the desert heat.
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Coat layering may seem extreme when we're still dealing with 80-degree temperatures, but don't forget about last winter when we were trudging through five inches of snow on the way to work.
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Inside, the brick walls are covered in memorabilia from the era of the Vietnam war: rusty canteens, an old transistor radio and snapshots of Viet Cong soldiers trudging off to fight the Americans.
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After so much time spent trudging through a barren star system, here is a world that has everything I want: bountiful animal life, picturesque views, all of the resources I could ask for.
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After reliably trudging through the 1990s and 2000s as a pretty sidekick in movies about men, Weisz has managed to unlock a level of success rare among actors, let alone the "girlfriend" type.
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The island, trudging through a decade of economic contraction in addition to the massive debt, struggles with a poverty rate of 45 percent and dwindling population as locals flee for the U.S. mainland.
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All day, the white-haired shop owner greeted would-be Lorelais and Rorys, borrowing their smartphones and trudging outside in the rain to snap souvenir pictures of them through the plate-glass window.
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Harriet lives in a school whose red-coated denizens can be seen trudging around as meticulously arranged as the girls in the children's book "Madeline" (or the titular servants in "The Handmaid's Tale").
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And it is clear that everyone trudging past her, dressed in our lulu leggings and puffer coats, doesn't quite get the majesty of the world we live in the way that she does.
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It means that we've committed — on a pretty regular basis — to laying out workout clothes the night before, cuing up a high-energy playlist, and trudging through a solid 20 minutes on the treadmill.
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Fans of the brand's classic sheepskin boot seem to deem them appropriate for all occasions — walking the dog, heading to and from the gym, working at the office and even trudging through snowy terrain.
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TURNOUT in this year's Republican primaries has surged compared with previous contests, whereas the number of Democrats trudging to the polls is well down in relation to the party's last contested fight in 2008.
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It's trudging through an existential crisis over its exit from the European Union -- a prospect that splits the nation and was ignited by the 21st century political time bomb issue in Western society -- immigration.
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The sight of the population of Anatevka trudging off to an unknown future, as so many hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to do in recent years, I found almost unbearably sad.
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If you find yourself in an urban setting more often than, say, trudging through a cranberry bog or a low country swamp, these stylish boots will keep you warm, dry, and of course, styling.
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It's something that won't affect us Because we are here To fight for our angels Trudging Forward Mr. Amorim says he is too busy trying to make ends meet to dwell on their misfortune.
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Going to the bathroom at night means putting on multiple layers of winter gear, like long johns, socks and liners, as well as a balaclava, parka and hoodie, before trudging into the frigid cold.
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It is no accident that "Toilet" opens with a beautifully lit scene of women trudging out of their village right before sunrise, each one carrying a little brass jug of water to wash with.
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Ignore them and keep trudging forward, he tells CNBC Make It. "Don't let someone try and bring you down," says Blunk, who in 2014 represented Team USA in the first Olympic ski halfpipe event.
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" That, as you may or may not have learned in English lit, is a stark Christian allegory of trudging toward the boneyard that makes John Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress" look like "Singin' in the Rain.
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Ferries loaded with heavy National Guard cargo trucks and pallets of supplies began trudging across Pamlico Sound to the island on Saturday with emergency food and water, cleanup crews and hundreds of emergency workers.
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He's also played a bunch for the freaked noise project Ono, and he's taken to collaborating with Wolf Eyes' resident saxophonist John Olson—another figure trudging on the line between jazz and outer realms.
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Right now, movie critics, fans, and distributors are all hunkering down for a long week of trudging through the snow to see the best that indie cinema has to offer at the Sundance Film Festival.
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Year by year he relived the ordeal of the trudging, starving sailors and the route they might have taken southwards to grassier country, as well as a sense of where the ships had gone down.
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The mellow purr of the distortion and the silvery atmospherics of James Iha's guitar have aged very well, especially when compared to "Birth Ritual," the trudging, wailing slog that is Soundgarden's contribution to the soundtrack.
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Foo Fighters take a step back from the pacey classic rock that they've been trudging through recently with a more brooding new song, "Soldier," that could've been an outtake from The Color and the Shape.
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On an early morning in May, my fellow Chinatown residents and I were trudging through our day when a horse cart full of food broke through a gated barrier on the edge of the neighborhood.
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Big apartment blocks figure in several works, like "Mama," where a young girl clambers up to the window sill of a room warm with oranges and browns and sees her mother trudging through the snow.
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Trudging along on mud-blackened paws that contrasted with the still-white fur across its back, the bear was seen this week roaming rusty scrap yards, concrete housing developments and even in the city center.
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Rather than conducting another forced march through the endless Smithsonian museums and trudging to every last monument, maybe we'll hop on one of those double-decker tour buses or let our son choose an activity.
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It takes some time, though, to figure out what the writer-director Kirsten Tan has in store for Thana and Pop Aye, who are first seen trudging together along a dusty, bleak stretch of road.
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And it's also an exercise in pacing, one where the riffs strain as though they're trudging through quicksand even when the rhythm section is whip-fast, like trying to survive the apocalypse while on peyote.
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The grueling Latin America trek forces migrants to spend at least a week trudging across swampland and hiking through mountainous rainforests in the lawless Darien Gap that is the only link between Panama and Colombia.
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We got America's conservative sweetheart trudging the snowy streets of Manhattan Thursday evening, and asked her about the Baraboo High prom pic of 60 male students very clearly raising their hands in a "Heil Hitler" fashion.
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And while the emphasis for these new Last Jedi characters may be on the Force Friday weekend promotion, fans that don't feel like trudging across multiple toy stores on a crowded weekend won't be left out.
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Many events also encourage biking and will provide racks to park your ride, make for a great way to not only stay green, but beat the lines and trudging masses on the way in and out.
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When the market has been trudging in a tight range, it often needs a sharp setback to generate a bit of fear and then a slingshot higher when the scare is absorbed and placed in perspective.
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But within just a few months, Futrelle was attracting a significant female audience: women eager to learn what men were getting up to online but put off by the prospect of trudging through the manosphere themselves.
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With its stylized (almost abstract) interweaving of the romantic and public lives of its characters — its account of personal and political achievement as both resulting from endless, trudging struggle — the piece remains as fresh as ever.
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The event was so packed that dozens of reporters — from local TV stations and big national outlets — couldn't get in, and a large number of voters were turned away, trudging back to their cars cold and angry.
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To document that, I spent many early mornings and late nights photographing US Border Patrol agents as they enforce US immigration law, trudging through thick mesquite along the Rio Grande in Texas as they followed smugglers' tracks.
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It labors on with a melody that feels like trudging through deep snow, but cooks in enough tension and layering of sounds to make a song that can keep heads banging ever so slowly for 14 minutes.
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Viper 1000-Lumen Tactical Flashlights: 2-Pack With an impressive 1000-lumen output, this flashlight can provide complete visibility in any type of situation, whether you're trudging inside a pitch black cave or facing a power outage.
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But although many Europeans may imagine refugees as people on the move—crossing the Mediterranean in overloaded rubber dinghies or trudging through the Balkans—Dadaab is closer to the reality of most of the world's displaced people.
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The storm killed dozens and left the entire island without power at a time when it was already trudging through the largest government bankruptcy in U.S. history, with some $120 billion in combined bond and pension debt.
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Some might have taken this as a sign to stay in and snuggle up, but others found themselves trudging through it to visit Loverboy, a bar opened last June by the owners of Mother's Ruin, in Nolita.
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I am all too familiar with the common man's grind of air travel: 20 minutes standing in line, trudging through crowded aisles, hoisting heavy bags into tiny compartments, and squeezing past grumpy people into hard, narrow seats.
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GOOGLE PUTS BOSTON DYNAMICS ON SALE | Boston Dynamics' videos of robots trudging through the snow and being pushed over may have entranced viewers, but not enough to convince its human owners that it would generate real revenue.
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These are the visuals that accompany the haunting groove of "Take It There" – insanely ominous chords and a trudging addictive beat – which also features vocals from Tricky and 3D, aka longtime Massive Attack collaborator Robert Del Naja.
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Bashir Khan, the lawyer for those two men, currently represents 17 refugees in Canada, and says that many of his clients risk their lives trudging through waist deep snow after failed attempts at obtaining asylum in United States.
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It happened with the first iteration of 3D cameras on phones (RIP HTC EVO 3D), it happened with modular phones (RIP Project Ara), and it happened with Android Wear smartwatches (which are trudging on as unloved, purposeless zombies).
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When the groom and her parents found out and came to get her they found her trudging back down the highway, realized she was acting crazy and heard her s—ty attitude so they left her there too.
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Yasin Tasak, A 22-year-old Moroccan economic migrant, was sent trudging back to Greece with five other Moroccans and one Algerian, after they had walked 50km (31 miles) west from the camp to circumvent the border fence.
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Most of us have to brave the swamp-like conditions, trudging through the streets to get from home to work, struggling on mass transportation, feeling the sweat drip down into places we didn't even know had nerve endings.
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Most festival-goers had also seemed to support the campaign to keep Britain in the EU, some trudging through Glastonbury's muddy fields draped with blue and yellow-starred European flags, and others flying the flags over their tents.
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While most of the doomed characters in "Hatchet" find themselves in the Louisiana wilderness on accident, that doesn't mean seeing this film before trudging through a swamp or nature of any sort won't leave you feeling on edge.
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Going to an actual game, trudging in and then out, watching from a weird angle, the walk back to the station with all the grim mutterings of loss, or the quiet that'll-do joy of a routine win?
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The hard-working lizard, trudging back to wide release in North American theaters for a fifth time in "Godzilla: King of the Monsters," managed to sell about $49 million in tickets over the weekend, enough for first place.
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Driving large cars laden with clothes, perfumes and other Christmas presents, the Mexicans, all with U.S. legal status, bore scant resemblance to the Central American migrants trudging north on foot, except for their shared fear of criminal gangs.
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" It's been trudging along since 1847, giving Americans an endless supply of those namesake Necco Wafers, those weakly flavored tablets that are like Tums without the antacid capabilities, among other confestions such as "Slap Stix" and "Squirrel Nut Zippers.
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The dark promo for her new single "Hard," directed by Susie Francis, sees So Below trudging past trees and swaying crops, all soundtracked by the glacial synths, thundering bass and wispy vocals that have come to typify her sound.
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Committing to a New Year's fitness resolution would be so much easier if the New Year didn't fall right in the middle of winter, when trudging to the gym in heavy cold-weather gear is a workout in itself.
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Miguel Cabrera remains a wonderful hitter in the old idiom, hammering doubles and trudging around the bases, but even his success has a nostalgic tint to it as the aging Detroit Tigers sit in fourth place in their division.
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What, then, does this mean for the broad stock market, which is trudging along thanks to a plausible trough in earnings last quarter, a dose of Federal Reserve easing, low bond yields and inklings of a global-growth upturn?
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The United States men's national team continued trudging through the non-World Cup wilderness on Tuesday with its interim head coach and its rotating cast of young, unproven players managing a 1-0 victory in an exhibition against Paraguay.
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Amid Mr. Trump's threats to close the American southwest border over illegal immigration, the Mexican authorities cracked down on migrant caravans and accelerated their efforts to detain and deport Central Americans and others trudging north toward the United States.
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I wandered down to St. Paul's Chapel off the southern tip of City Hall Park, passing rescue workers trudging back from the smoking skeletal wreckage of ground zero, discouraged to their bones that so few survivors had been found.
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The storm killed dozens and left the entire island without power at a time when it was already trudging through the largest government bankruptcy in the United States history, with some $120 billion in combined bond and pension debt.
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He never said her name but noted, pointedly, how he had trudged through "every small town and fair and fish fry" in Iowa, a state that he won in 2008 and 2012 and that she, with less trudging, lost.
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Dogs appeared in archival images that ran the gamut — in President Calvin Coolidge's famed menagerie; trudging through New York's blizzards and manning its newsstands; peeking out from under voting booths during elections — and editors couldn't help but take notice.
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While you are were sweating, chafing and trudging through the summer heatwave that has descended upon most of America this past weekend, hundreds of corgis waddled their way onto San Francisco's Ocean Beach for a day of fun in the sun.
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HATAY, Turkey (Reuters) - After trudging for 40 days through the bitter cold and sometimes difficult terrain of northern Iraq, Ahmet Ali Bekir reached Turkey, one of 1,500 Turkmens to arrive in the last two days after fleeing deadly fighting near home.
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Whether you blame Feedburner, or Google Reader, or Digg Reader last month, or any number of other product failures over the years, the humble protocol has managed to keep on trudging along despite all evidence that it is dead, dead, dead.
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Hearing a song like "Machitikos" in a room full of people headbanging in unison was nothing short of magical, and the moments of listening, eyes closed, as fuzzed out shrieks punctuated the trudging "Inscriptus" were ones I would gladly relive daily.
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A way of forgetting for a few hours that you are you, trapped in this body of yours and this mind, too, sacrificing yourself up briefly to the group mind-meld, a brief escape from your ever gray and trudging life.
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These people might feel, as they sit down at their laptop and scroll through their Facebook feeds, as if they are trudging through endless waste, trying to find one colorful remnant of uplifting news in an expanse of political sludge.
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The film first shows Liddell, played by Joseph Fiennes, trudging into an internment camp in 1943, then flashes back to the eastern port of Tianjin and his years in the city as a teacher and missionary after his Olympic victory.
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Almost every day you can find Mr. Lemayian trudging along a busy city street in urban Nairobi, thin and muscular, a bit weather-beaten but undeterred, wearing jeans, gym shoes and a T-shirt, whisking his cattle as BMWs fly past.
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Rishikesh Journal RISHIKESH, India — In 1968, the Beatles and a crew of hangers-on traded hip London threads for kurtas and wreaths of marigold, trudging through dense forest to an ashram in Rishikesh, India, where they spent weeks writing songs.
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The federation had since been trudging toward reinstatement until World Athletics, the sport's global governing body formerly known as the IAAF, last month halted the process after its president and six others were provisionally suspended for breaches of anti-doping rules.
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The federation had since been trudging toward reinstatement until World Athletics, the sport's global governing body formerly known as the IAAF, last month halted the process after its president and six others were provisionally suspended for breaches of anti-doping rules.
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As much as Robinson's Virtual Self work is the culmination of years of trudging this solitary, emotional path, its emergence at the end of 2017 also highlighted that a lot of EDM's best minds have moved in that direction too.
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While the test I took did not suggest I had ruined my brain by trudging through racist forums and threads for work, it did give me a better insight into how "terror brands" can still affect a person outside the extremist fold.
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KIM JONG UN TERRIFIED SOMEONE WILL KILL HIM AT SINGAPORE SUMMIT The bodyguards caught worldwide attention during the inter-Korean summit in late April when the suited North Korean men were spotting trudging along in a similar bizarre scene that was spotted Sunday.
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The memory of women bowed by the all-enveloping burqa, enforced under Taliban rule, trudging past destroyed homes is also fading amid talk of possible further Taliban ceasefires, upcoming elections, the national cricket team's first "test" match against India - and the World Cup.
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I look forward to many more years of sobriety, trudging the road of happy destiny…" Along with staying sober, the American Horror Story star previously told PEOPLE he's committed to living a healthy lifestyle and focus on his "mind, body and spirit.
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Indeed, and Regalado addressed the cause: "We cannot control nature, but we can prepare the city so that Miami can be forever," he said in a commercial supporting the measure that featured people trudging through stormwater and waves lapping over a breakwall.
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Songs like the album opener "Blanquita"—named for what the Zaragozanos called her daughter ("white")—are full of the curdled pops and unsettled melodies of her past work, but it's as if she's hovering somewhere above it rather than trudging through the sludge.
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In 2005 the easily-led David is tired of trudging from mansion to beachside mansion as a massage therapist, so he jumps at the chance to go into business with Efraim, an old schoolmate who is now a cocaine-snorting wheeler-dealer.
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No virtual reality can mimic the crunch of snow under your boots during slow, numb hours of trudging up a slope that never seems to end, or the sense of accomplishment when it finally does, and the sky opens up ahead of you.
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On Soccer BARCELONA, Spain — Perhaps a minute elapsed between Lionel Messi's trudging off the field as he dejectedly clutched his left thigh and Ángel Correa's joyously clenching his fist as he celebrated the goal that gave Atlético Madrid a point at Barcelona.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - S. K. Arora spent more than three years trudging through the Indian summer heat and monsoon rains to inspect tobacco kiosks across this sprawling megacity, tearing down cigarette advertisements and handing out fines to store owners for putting them up.
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The Saturday Profile DOLOS TOWN, Liberia — As Gaye Dumbai came trudging up the dirt road, heading toward the overgrown cemetery where his mother is buried, villagers came out of their houses despite the pouring rain to get a closer look at him.
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The album ends with Williams's trudging but faintly glamorous take on "We Shall Overcome," the Civil Rights Movement anthem, with a droning synthesizer alternating between just two chords while Williams sings the lyrics in harmonized overdubs, echoes of D'Angelo's "Africa" ricocheting around. RUSSONELLO
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Mabern carpeted each tune with thick chords, almost never letting up until it was time for a bass or drum solo — at which point, instead of trudging through a dull accompaniment, he enacted spare, nicely worked-out arrangements to accent the solo.
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Hence the opening shots of "The Gold Rush" (1925), with an endless line of hopefuls trudging up a snowy pass, or the well-chewed wisdom of Walter Huston in "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre" (1948), overheard by Bogart in a Tampico flophouse.
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While, sure, some people will try to "beat the snow" -- those are the working stiffs you see trudging 30 blocks uptown to the office jobs they're convinced will fall apart if they don't get there -- it's, in fact, far more productive to work with it.
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And I stay that way for months, trudging through my first sober Christmas and job change and flu and birthday and using that anger at every turn as a reminder to pay attention and go slow and choose things I actually want to happen.
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The feeling of trudging through the park in the dark of night, with the tall grasses brushing your face, the sounds of rustling in the woods, and the sensation of stepping along uneven, muddy, invisible paths all made the fantasy world of "Bear" palpably real.
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But, somehow along the way (and especially in America), that has been translated to a day of guzzling green beer, along with other artificially colored goods in the shape of shamrocks, all the while trudging around town in beaded necklaces and leprechaun-inspired hats (sigh).
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When it comes to what it takes to accomplish something like growing a startup in a traditionally unexpected location, Flynn credits her dedication — citing cold nights of trudging through the snow to market her service at apartment buildings and poorly attended events — to her success.
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PARK CITY, Utah / LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - For the first time in three decades, producer Harvey Weinstein will not be trudging down Park City's snowy Main Street when the Sundance Film Festival opens Thursday, leaving the independent movie festival marketplace without its most-watched tastemaker.
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When I first wrote about the egg, I was fresh off a weekend that included trudging around in New York City's record-breaking summer heat, covering two mass shootings, and having dinner with a recent ex that ended in me crying over a veggie burger.
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KODAIKANAL, India (Reuters) - In the early morning darkness, Devendran P. walks up a hill to a solar observatory in India's southern hill town of Kodaikanal, trudging the same path his father and grandfather walked in a century-old family tradition of studying the sun.
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Taking advantage of a moment when a big crowd was assembling at the Boko Haram camp, she ran away, trudging with her grandchildren for seven days to the border between Nigeria and Cameroon until she reached the desert refugee camp where Searcey recorded her account.
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Former ambassadors, top foreign policy aides and once-loyal campaign donors are disregarding orders from the White House to ignore congressional subpoenas, trudging up to Capitol Hill for marathon sessions of closed-door testimony about President Trump's efforts to pressure Ukraine for political help.
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So, sure, we may be trudging through the snow, slightly miserable on our walk from point A to point B (aka, five steps to our car or the subway), but at least we'll have fabulous curls while doing so — even if they are tucked into our turtlenecks.
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When you eat it it's not exactly an unpleasant experience but it's not actively pleasant, either, you're just sort of trudging through the Nutella–toast because you don't want to embarrass yourself and admit in front of your mom that you overdid it on the Nutella.
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At one point, Anderson re-enacts his own solo version of the Land Run by driving out to Choctaw, which served as one of the run's starting points, ditching his car and trudging over a dozen blistered miles to the heart of modern-day Oklahoma City.
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I realized what I liked most was the crappy stuff — like trudging in snowshoes to the creek at six in the morning to haul five-gallon buckets of water, or chasing wriggling goats every few months to give them a squirt in the mouth of deworming medicine.
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But the six-acre garden has been so ingeniously designed — divided into sections, each of which feels like a separate room enclosed by hedges or tall plantings — that I never felt as if I were part of a mob trudging along the well-worn landscaped paths.
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In 50 pulsating minutes, the 22-year-old Texan saw what looked like an inevitable coronation turn into a death march, the day ending with a dejected Spieth trudging up the 18th fairway in the Georgia twilight knowing he let Masters history slip through his fingers.
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Trudging through snow to get the right angle on a locomotive as it barreled over a winter landscape in Quebec, or framing a quiet scene where a cat rubbed against the leg of a night watchman in Hardeeville, South Carolina, Shaughnessy sought to capture every aspect of the railroad.
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Rockets hit 19 3-pointers in 109-87 win HOUSTON — Having survived a grind on the road the previous evening and facing an undermanned opponent that, on paper, didn't present a serious challenge, the Rockets were trudging along until they received a much-needed shot in the arm.
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With worldwide attention focusing on photos of people trudging through thigh-deep water and gondolas adrift on city streets, carried there by the tide, scientists — particularly those who call Venice home — say what's happening to the Italian outpost should be a cautionary tale for coastal cities around the world.
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But after 17 days of trudging across the barren landscape — in a silence only broken by the wind — O&aposBrady finally plugged in to one of the six albums he&aposd kept on his phone for musical support (Bob Marley and The Grateful Dead were on the device, too).
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On Thursday, mulling over a joking warning from colleagues not to vote "the American way," I exercised my new citizenship, trudging to a poll station in a cold rain to vote on perhaps the biggest decision in a generation, with radically different visions of the UK's future on offer.
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He has also installed an itty bitty bonfire on top of a fire alarm, a teeny weenie yacht sinking into a puddle, a very small camel trudging across a very small sand dune, a petite sightseer atop a surveillance camera, and a Hot Wheels Lamborghini splattered with life-sized bird poop.
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Later on, the film switches to a playful grandeur, with the policeman trudging through snowy fields on the trail of his prey and fearing, at the limits of fatigue, that he might be no more than a figment of Neruda's invention—a supporting character in the drama of the wanted man.
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Yet, as the men's wear industry has been trudging steadily away from gender fluidity and toward masculinity as historically constituted, the sight of a guy kitted out in Cuban heels, a garter belt, a pair of shiny culottes or a flounced figure-skating costume seemed less outrageous than, perhaps, passé.
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A lot of Knicks fans, and N.B.A. fans in general, would point the finger at Pat Riley for the team's trudging along while others glide, but while Riley's teams may have been synonymous with the brutal slowed-down style of the 1990s, the Knicks were playing this way long before he arrived.
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The Hound, Thoros of Myr, Beric Dondarrion, and the rest of the Brotherhood Without Banners are trudging around in the blizzard having emo conversations about the meaning of life and the powers of the Lord of Light, which normally wouldn't appeal to me, but Thoros and The Hound are a really fun duo.
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While Hyperloop One claims it's trudging along and progressing as planned — and that BamBrogan and his "gang" operated alone and pressured engineers into joining them — this series of shake-ups and BamBrogan's lawsuit point to a different narrative: One where the company's top engineers are at odds with those heading up the business.
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Jamieson had, at that point, been immersed in floristry for a year and a half, working on a two-woman team with Starkey creating displays for high-profile clients like Louis Vuitton and the Victoria and Albert Museum and trudging the lanes of New Covent Garden Flower Market in the early hours.
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While a handful of candidates have already quit, unwilling to suffer the indignity of trudging on without making the debates, Mr. Biden's penchant for self-inflicted errors has prompted most of those polling in single digits to believe his hold on the lead is tenuous and that they should stay in the race.
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As soon as she was steady on her feet she went hurrying after him, pushing furiously herself between trudging individuals, consumed by her rage at this retreating back in its mid-length tobacco-brown coat, which was swinging open in spite of the weather—the man had his hands carelessly in his pockets.
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Yet at this point, five years after Facebook announced it would pay billions to buy then-startup Oculus in hopes of turning VR into a mass-market technology, it's not quite clear if we're still trudging down the path, slaying any dragons that get in our way, or if Quest is, itself, the destination.
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What he saw was a campaign of annihilation overlaid on the everyday: young men hauling a cart of bread like draft animals, a man trudging through the snow next to a ruined synagogue, and a policeman carrying luggage on behalf of Jewish residents on their way to a deportation station and, eventually, a death camp.
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In the tepid top-billed roles Pitt took when he was breaking big in the '255s, in films like the aforementioned Joe Black, or Edward Zwick's silly/serious Legends of the Fall (220), or the trudging biopic Seven Years in Tibet (22019), he wasn't — as critic Dana Stevens once perfectly described Keanu Reeves — blurry.
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The economy is trudging along with no new ideas to push it forward, productivity is still lagging, an aging population and a lack of decisive measures to bring in foreign labor are frustrating employers, a muscular China and a clueless America are putting pressure on a leadership trying to read the tea leaves accurately.
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Mr. Sahota gives us an intimate sense of the sheer grind of their daily existence: the trudging from one business to another in search of employment; the rejection and contempt they are subjected to by neighbors and employers; and the bone-wearying, sick-making labor they do on construction sites and in the sewers.
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Even easily recognizable images — Bill Clinton at a signing ceremony, Andre Agassi at a tennis match — are stripped of the immediate, topical details to reveal the dead rote of a president trudging from state event to state event, or a sports celebrity replaying the same matches again and again, bereft of any joy or purpose.
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URBANDALE, Iowa — Far from the rallies and debate stages, the final days before the caucuses have come down to this: a small army of volunteers trudging through snow with clipboards and messenger bags to knock on doors that have been knocked so many times there may as well be fist imprints in the wood.
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I could have gotten drunk in the desert with Jim, trudging at his side over the rough roads, the beaten-down sand, joking with him, elbowing his ribs as he elbowed mine, weaving through patches where rattlesnakes lurked on our big adventure across the desert to play cards or bingo in a bar and drink.
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The hoary Trotskyites that usually dominate these things were all present, as were the career activists trudging through the latest in an endless series of fruitless marches, but far more were on the first or second protest of their lives: people who saw a world going badly wrong, and were determined to do something to fix it.
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In an age where a million mixes flood the perma-scrolling timelines of all and sundry, and everyone with a cracked copy of Serato and a few YouTube rips can upload a solid hour of trudging tech-house to an uncaring audience of practically no one, a mix really needs to say something of note to stand out.
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The new material was presaged by a mysterious darkening of the band's social media presence, and the Paul Thomas Anderson helmed video for early highlight "Daydreaming" that surfaced days later features bandleader Thom Yorke trudging determinedly through warehouses, beaches, and other people's houses to come to rest sprawled out by a fire inside a snowy mountainside cave.
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Cormier's successful title defense, Johnson rebuilding his case as a contender with arm-stiffening knockouts, Alexander Gustafsson trudging forward—the goings on in the 205-pound weight class have never had a dimmer spotlight on them because everything that happens occurs relative to what's going on with Jones, the titleholder who's never truly lost in the Octagon.
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Economic Scene The harvest had just begun when agents from the Immigration and Naturalization Service stormed across the onion fields of Vidalia, Ga., in 23, sweeping up 21 immigrants who were trudging behind tractors without legal authorization to work in the United States, pulling onions out of the ground for 75 cents per 50-pound bag.
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That's what the much-in-demand composer Mason Bates and the librettist Mark Campbell don't seem to have understood in writing "The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs," a trudging new opera about the maestro of Apple that had its premiere at the Santa Fe Opera on Saturday and will travel to San Francisco and Seattle in coming seasons.
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Or, maybe I just wish I was seven right now, and growing up in a world that somehow—for all of the awful, awful bullshit we are trudging through politically, for all of the hatred, racism and misogyny that permeates our culture—still managed to produce a movie about a decent, kind, superhero lady who rises above all of that.
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Fans of a certain age sometimes talk about Howe the way others do about sporting deities they were lucky enough to see back in the day — Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova in a Grand Slam final, Sandy Koufax or Roberto Clemente going around the league one last time, Dr. J defying gravity above the rim, Jim Brown trudging back to the huddle.
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Whether you're huddling around the BBQ during a winter pregame tailgating session, cheering the squad along from the stands, trudging through snow to the local bar to watch the game with the gang, or simply showing home team pride while out and about, a warm winter hat emblazoned with the name, logo, and colors of your favorite sports team is a must-have.
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PUBG makes us all into Josh Duhamel in the Transformers franchise so that we can have the fantasy of shooting our way out of any bad situation; Fortnite turns us all into Elon Musk, asking us to turn this stuff into that stuff, knowing that knocking all kinds of shit apart in our trudging path forward into the future will probably be worth it.
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Founding members Mike Tony (rhythm guitar, lead screams) and Nick "Demo" DeMolina (keys, background yelling) first met as roommates at Fordham College, and—after chasing an initial shared dream of becoming iconic beat-makers— they kick-started the musical project during a "post-collegiate malaise" of "endless reality TV consumption," and trudging between their corporate day-jobs and their North Williamsburg, Brooklyn practice space.
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I look at the burdened parents, trudging down the dunes with more tents and Frisbees and paddle ball games and boogie boards, and that isn't even to mention the folding chairs and the coolers and the extra clothes in case it gets cold later on, and whatever you do don't forget the five different kinds of sunscreen, and I know exactly what getting out of the house (or the cabin or the motel room) was like that morning.
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From then on, it became my sanctuary, a guaranteed bringer of calm— whether I was driving home from the Woodcrest train station after catching a metal show in Philly, or trudging through the hallways at school, or sitting in a hospital waiting room worrying about my mom, or running through the woods behind my house, it was there, echoing through my headphones, reassuring me that there were other people out there who understood that darkness and light, and that peace was possible even amidst a storm.
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In these she sometimes followed one actress, surrounded by non-actors, through a not-so-normal day: walking with Cléo, a singer with two hours to wait for a possible cancer diagnosis, through the streets of Paris in "Cléo from 5 to 7", placing her fear of death against the beauty of ordinary life; or trudging in "The Vagabond" over tracks and frozen fields with a young woman, Mona, who had decided to abandon her job for the freedom of the open road, though it also meant derision and hunger and sordid trysts in her tent.
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Hanami, or flower-viewing, has been a fact of Japanese court life since the eighth century (another particularity of Japanese culture: how many practices, from bowing to flower-viewing, remain more or less intact from their origins in the imperial court more than a thousand years ago), but the original subject of those gatherings — parties of women in silk and poets with their brushes, the descendants of whom are those salarymen carrying their bento boxes, trudging from their offices to the nearest park — were not cherry trees but plum trees, whose flowers are sturdier, their pink hotter and more aggressive.
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Stand at the base of the single-passage arch and look up, and the scene in bas-relief ripples to life with almost cartoon clarity: Straining porters, trudging along what is plainly the route of a Roman triumph, bear aloft the golden menorah and other sacred loot plundered from the Temple in Jerusalem in 70 A.D. The opposite side of the arch depicts the victory lap of the chief plunderer, Emperor Titus — who, as an ambitious young general, crushed the Jews' revolt, leveled their Temple and brought enough booty and slaves back to Rome to finance an epic construction program that included the Colosseum.
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