No, Tug can't talk philosophy with you, and Tug can't do your laundry.
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Tug Of War (Deluxe Edition) — Tug Of War (Deluxe Edition) Best Album Notes
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Internal tug-of-war Emails show there was an internal tug-of-war at the Gov.
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But if you are up for that tug-of-war, Robyn Weintraub and the editors deliver: You tug one way by writing in an answer, they tug back by informing you that you are wrong.
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She fought her way into a tattered pair of blue jeans - tug, wiggle, tug, wiggle, squeeze and stretch, zip and button. Breath.
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TUG-OF-WAR S&P said a tug-of-war in the ruling African National Congress (ANC) could impact the economy negatively.
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More recently, Pamela Hepburn, a tug captain, in 1987 bought the Pegasus, a sturdy old tug, and operated it commercially for 10 years.
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The tug&aposs captain said when the migrants aboard realized the tug was headed south to put them in the hands of Libyan authorities, some rebelled.
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Doerfler compares it to a game of tug-of-war — eventually, each side of the rope reveals a signature mix of tug strength, length, and frequency.
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A number of different hands tug at the ribbon and tug on the book, finally revealing that "Somebody Named Derrick and 1 other" once liked a photo.
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North Korea absent its nuclear weapons means no more tug-of-war with the outside world that, with every other tug, guaranteed extortionary benefits propping up the regime's survivability.
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Tug-of-war was part of the ancient Olympics, which date back to 776 BC. In this photo, the U.S. tug-of-war team competes during the 1908 London Olympics.
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"It's part of this geopolitical tug of war," he said.
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Both Rebs and Yankees tug her skirt, her tattered shawl.
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But somewhere he feels the tug towards a better future.
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There was this tug of war going on all day.
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There shouldn't be a tug of war this time around.
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It's a spot clearly intended to tug our little heartstrings.
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The wind didn't tug at the trees and shake them.
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Home Remedies is particularly responsive to the tug of place.
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The film doesn't tug on that thread too hard, though.
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At the count of nine, one tug jumps the start.
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A tug of war for the arid earth had ensued.
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I might feel a tug of regret if she didn't.
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He never let vanity tug him away from that path.
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The delight on his face will tug at your heartstrings.
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He doesn't let President Trump tug him into the mud.
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Like Apple's retired MagSafe connector, these TUG adapters rely on a strong magnet to remain attached until a sturdy tug safely breaks the connection—whether intentional or accidental when you trip over a cord.
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This Is Us certainly knows how to tug at our heartstrings.
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"It's this tug of war between fiscal stimulus and monetary headwinds."
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So we're left with — what — Chewie to tug at our heartstrings?
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"Right now earnings are winning that tug of war," he said.
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The merest tug or tension on their wire would unseat them.
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And then it becomes a pull and tug between your egos.
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"It was like a tug of war," Luttman told the paper.
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So why does that tug at our heart strings so much?
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An International Harvester aircraft tug still resting upright on the ship.
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What is it about television couples that tug at our heartstrings?
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You approach the rusted gate, and give the chains a tug.
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A history that will tug at our heartstrings, like Luke Pell?
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This "tug" is known in astronomical circles as the Great Attractor.
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You're in the middle of a game of tug of war.
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It's the tug between atonal and tonal which makes music poignant.
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" The words tug at a thread that shoots through "Later Essays.
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The actress dropped out of "Rub & Tug" after the casting controversy.
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Conservatives could try to tug the bill further to the right.
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But as soon as it's cool, I tug a square loose.
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With a tug on that one thread, the whole story unraveled.
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At 3 Brothers Shawarma there was a tug on the line.
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We are going forward, but it is a tug of war.
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The tug between the old and new continues in the villages.
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Otherwise, we'll all be stuck in this endless tug of war.
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Karen felt a tug on her sleeve and turned her head.
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For Tug Rice, an artist, the bath is a seasonal comfort.
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Following the Rub & Tug announcement, online reaction was swift and vocal.
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Listen below and feel those heartstrings tug: Follow Noisey on Twitter.
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I was always amazed at the tug boats because these guys would come in in the middle of a blizzard and somehow find the harbor opening and so they were always my heroes, the tug boat captains.
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But with a space tug, satellites could be deployed into much lower orbits with smaller rockets, and then a reusable rocket already in space could "tug" the probe to its final orbit in just a few days.
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"There is historically a tug of war between stock investing and bond investing and since the financial crises the bond market has been in the tug of war with one arm tied behind its back," he said.
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Michael Kors's Manhattan apartment is a "tug-of-war" of design styles.
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"Whatever you do — do not peel or tug them out," she warns.
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Press and you remove the band from the watch with a tug.
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"Tug" (2018) also uses a little male figurine to satirize gender dynamics.
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I love to watch the giant silver spoon tug at the custard.
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Parent Amanda Garrett's daughter was on the opposing tug of war team.
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On a scene-to-scene basis, the emotional tug works well enough.
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As the tug approached the strait, a Russian vessel slammed into it.
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Go deeper: A crude tug of war on the global oil market
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Chyna also had a little tug-of-war and dragged the buggy.
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This one about Henry the Blue Jay will tug at your heartstrings.
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The current tug of war between our political extremes has not helped.
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So we see that and that's kind of the tug of war.
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Nor have I seen a physical tug-of-war over a microphone.
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Something, somewhere in this on-screen jubilee will tug at your heartstrings.
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SoundCloud's tug of war with the music industry may finally be over.
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Tug boats are being used to stop some migrant boats, he said.
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This game is engaged in a colonial tug of war with itself.
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Tug open another, and several celluloid figures are laid in cardboard coffins.
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Watch the bull-bear tug-of-war closely — and play it carefully.
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The results will entertain you, tug on your heartstrings — and horrify you.
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But it's no fun without at least a little tug-of-war.
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It's a proverbial tug of war between the constructor, editors and solver.
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Another thing I do when I'm close is tug my testicles down.
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Democrats are in their own tug of war between progressives and centrists.
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Then he felt a tug of resistance from his guide dog, Tom.
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Not showing the same sprightly bounce when you tug at the ends?
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As the oldest of four siblings, he felt the tug of responsibility.
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Tug at the steering wheel paddle shifters and simulated gearshifts are convincing.
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When the otoconia slide, they tug the hair cells as they go.
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Rip the Band-aid off fast instead of a slow, painful tug.
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He started to gyrate up against me and tug on my jeans.
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Above, Team Japan during the women's tug of war competition in 2005.
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The subpoena got little Republican support, intensifying a political tug of war.
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He'd start to pull my shirt up and I'd instantly tug it down.
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Enthusiasts are still analyzing the tug of war between eyewitnesses and government authorities.
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England defeats the United States during the tug of war event in 19086.
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In Blockers, Sam's inner tug-of-war is the film's most compelling conflict.
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Yet even outside government the populists can tug other politicians in their direction.
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So there's a fierce tug of war here, and the outcome is uncertain.
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For privacy advocates this data access tug-of-war remains one to watch.
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One way or another, this is an interesting tug-of-war to watch.
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"It's still a tug-of-war, between protectionism and stimulus hopes," Yamamoto said.
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OK, it's not that kind of battle—it's a tug of war battle.
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And, Britney Spears is in the middle of a family tug-of-war.
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Zika funding has been caught in a partisan tug of war in Washington.
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His trademark hold-and-tug handshake is, without question, his favorite power move.
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"It's still a tug-of-war between protectionism and stimulus hopes," Yamamoto said.
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That's why the U.S./China trade conflict is an irreconcilable tug-of-war.
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A Moran tug preceded it, attached to the bow by a long rope.
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He studied videos of Trump's handshakes, which sometimes include a firm tug inward.
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I got a strong tug on my line immediately — but lost the fish.
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Targeting those tax breaks would spark a hard-fought political tug of war.
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And what she has to say will tug at your heartstrings a little.
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But the tug-of-war between technology and politicians will of course continue.
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McAllister is unveiling a state-of-the-art 7,000 horsepower tug: The Capt.
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Or they can deliver supplies, as a robot named Tug is already doing.
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"There was a tug of war somewhere in there," Ms. Davis, 35, said.
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It works like this: Planets tug slightly on their stars as they orbit.
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Juice WRLD captured that tug-of-war better than any of his peers.
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Johansson said she had decided to withdraw from "Rub & Tug" for ethical reasons.
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It's a tug-of-war that could determine whether Trump will be impeached.
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Strolling the gallery, one feels the tug of creativity across a golden century.
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The procedural tug-of-war continued from morning to night to early morning.
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Without the constant tug of gravity, bones become more brittle and muscles atrophy.
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The Tugger This is the dog you want on your tug-o-war team.
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He can also tug delicate fetal skin and guide suture needles using a grasper.
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Everyone in Hollywood, from Tina Fey to Jennifer Aniston, loves Burnett's signature ear tug.
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I think south London won the tug of war... Where are the photos from?
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Johansson, 33, said she had decided to withdraw from "Rub & Tug" for ethical reasons.
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Russia seized two small Ukrainian armoured artillery vessels and a tug boat on Sunday.
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This tug-of-war over who belongs on Patreon may only escalate from here.
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Sasha's hopelessness, depression, and desperation jump off the screen to tug at your heart.
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To their credit, policymakers have been trying to tug the tiers of employment together.
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Another space-tug hopeful, a company called Atomos, is planning for that reusability, too.
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Warning: grab your tissue boxes people because this video will tug at your heartstrings.
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To live or work in Appalachia is to feel the tug of its past.
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If you've ever played tug of war than this strategy already makes intrinsic sense.
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Her patriotic messaging could tug at the nationalistic heartstrings Mr Trump strummed in 2016.
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With dry cupping, therapists use cups that tug at, but don't break, the skin.
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We're raising an entire generation in the middle of a cultural tug of war.
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However, pan left and you see the sunken tug and continued signs of contamination.
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The latest we've heard is that the tug might be removed within the week.
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Russia seized two small Ukrainian armored artillery vessels and a tug boat on Sunday.
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And I don't mean a tug of war between the bulls and the bears.
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Besides that, more and more, I felt a slight, deep-down tug of wanting.
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Seconds 7-8 Macron seems to weather the initial tug and pull pretty well!
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But as the days passed, a tug pulled me out of my organizational nirvana.
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We've got more on the bill and the broader encryption tug-of-war here.
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He attempted to tug the ruined fence back into place, but it wouldn't move.
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That set off a political tug of war between the suburbs and the city.
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Classic Ball Launcher, and the Mammoth Flossy Chews Cotton Blend 3-Knot Rope Tug.
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Shopping felt like a game of virtual tug of war with other Kardashian fans.
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Janice, on the other hand, still seems susceptible to the tug of old associations.
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But do you really need to get into a tug of McIntosh about it?
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She analyzes the complicated results, which tug her sense of self in unanticipated directions.
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It's part of a tug of war for profits between planemakers and their partners.
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They are more like a tug of war with both sides pulling equally hard.
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Always tug, rub and pull ATMs in the wild — even if it feels weird.
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Mr. McCartney's last album to reach No. 1 was "Tug of War" in 1982.
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The tug of war over insult ownership is nowhere more pronounced than with snowflake.
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Classic Ball Launcher, and the Mammoth Flossy Chews Cotton Blend 3-Knot Rope Tug.
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With one hard tug on a red strap, the blanket unfurled to the floor.
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The tree tug-of-war is also likely to become enshrined in city policy.
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Tug McGraw, the 1980 pitcher, later worked on local TV for WPVI in Philadelphia.
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Federal tax policy in the 21st century has been like a tug of war.
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There was a tug in the air that most people probably wouldn't have noticed.
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Nicely done, and a very pleasant tug-of-war between puzzle maker and solver.
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Aided by two tug boats, the ship returned to base shortly after 28503 p.m.
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Let's take a baby step; let's recognize the pull-and-tug between the two.
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There's been a tug-of-war between the markets and the Fed on inflation.
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LOS ANGELES — A five-studio tug of war has broken out over James Bond.
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With a quick tug, Mr. Wimberly got a loud, clacking announcement out of them.
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Little's mother, Eden Capsouto, said she too had felt the emotional tug of inclusion.
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Within this, those principles have real trade-offs and real tug on each other.
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In the other, a tongue-in-cheek segment called "Let's Overreact," Christie responds to the Philadelphia Phillies' accidentally poignant appropriation of "Ya Gotta Believe," the rallying cry of Mets icon Tug McGraw, who later went on to become Phillies icon Tug McGraw.
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Julie Davis, congressional editor: In other testimony, you heard about this tug of war between the official foreign policy and the "shadow" one in vague ways, but here, they're literally having the tug of war in real time in front of the Ukrainians!
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It's a tug-of-war, Mishra said, between rising temperatures and our ability to adapt.
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Finally, tug at the hair, loosening the twists to make them look messy and undone.
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In front of a full house at Rogers Place, Maroon gave Burns' beard a tug.
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Ms. Coley said she felt a tug on her line; Ms. Sims felt one too.
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"It was a tug of war, and right now UAE and Saudi won," he said.
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But the country banker turned journalist felt not the slightest desire to tug the forelock.
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So begins the final tug-of-war between Peña and the drug state of Colombia.
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Among Lola's many loves are catch, playing with squeaky toys and playing tug of war.
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If a marriage does not work out, one can't simply tug off a tattooed ring.
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In a candid moment, Harry let a 4-year-old tug at his red beard.
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In such conditions, the maturity of debt is a tug-of-war between two influences.
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Even the doodles, like the post-classical "Goon Gumpas," have a discernable tug of heartbreak.
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So you tug at the thread just a little and a few strands come loose.
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The tug of war between the old guard and new has gone on for decades.
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Hey, you never know what will tug your heart strings in precisely the right way.
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But that kind of tug of war, I guess, 'LSD' represents that kind of feeling.
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Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani responded to the tug- of-war over an interview earlier today.
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He took a step toward the last of the clotted mass—and felt a tug.
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The Japanese commercial tug is being towed by another vessel to a port in Yokosuka.
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THERE SEEMS TO BE A REAL TUG OF WAR BETWEEN THE BULLS AND THE BEARS.
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That created a backlash amid a continuing tug-of-war with Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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He showed video of a "tug of war" between the F-150 and the Cybertruck.
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"These weapons absolutely cannot fire unless you tug that little piece of metal," Lonnie said.
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If you feel a tug of the heart that there's something special there, fund it.
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That being said, if someone wants to tug on the beard, they're very welcome to.
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At the same time, the tug of war over the Chinese tech giant Huawei continues.
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Conquering this puzzle will require a lively game of tug of war between you both.
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State of the Union speeches are always a tug of war among White House factions.
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Ms. Knight Pulliam was there purely as herself but also to tug at our memory.
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Scarlett Johansson withdrew from the film "Rub & Tug" last year after just such an outcry.
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The hybrid system is partly the result of a long-running political tug-of-war.
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On the trail with Yang, the tug of war between serious and silly is constant.
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She just wanted a government that left a few threads loose for her to tug.
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It's the same kind of downward tug that you feel on Earth as your weight.
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Today, Russia's economy, rich in fossil fuels, languishes under the tug of low energy prices.
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Almost every day, someone my age will be murdered with the tug of a trigger.
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My personal pick is the IT Cosmetics Heavenly Luxe No Tug Dual Eyeshadow Brush #5.
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Understandably, the seven-time champion feels a tug between nostalgia and the job at hand.
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Now, even if the thing is really remote, there's still a gravitational tug on it.
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He returned to Brazil, composing the soundtracks for prizewinning films, but still felt Europe's tug.
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At that time, Congress and the executive branch were in a constitutional tug-of-war.
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By year's end, the tug of war over Ukraine had ripped the country in two.
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She is left with a true tug-of-war in making her decision on Kavanaugh.
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"She likes to play tug of war and keep-away with her toys," Ms. Gossiaux said.
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It also exposed a tug-of-war that plays out with surprising frequency on construction projects.
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The monkey's butt slowly inflates with each tug, and then randomly deflates, emitting a noisy toot.
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We don't know is what that tug of war between the two persons will look like.
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She tricked Amanda, leaving her to face Nicole one-on-one in a tug of war.
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Many of the maps demonstrate a tug of war between public and private access in Brazil.
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Will the noble families' tug-of-war for the throne emerge like an old, unshakable habit?
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The enduring tug of national allegiance still provides the best means to mobilise Europeans to action.
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But with first launch happening, fingers crossed, around 2021, the tug will run on solar power.
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The actor announced she's stepping away from the role in Rub and Tug after mounting backlash.
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The modern technological tug-of-war between privacy and security is a real and significant issue.
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The two sides dance a swirling tug of war, weaving in and out of each other.
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And they will slightly tug on the planets they orbit around, causing the planets to wobble.
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And that looks terrible, so you tug a little more, until your whole arm is bare.
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After all, some sceneries are beautiful because they tug at human emotions, something that machines lack.
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The financial community should stop fretting about the U.S.-China tug of war on trade issues.
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Second 27 Trump, as always, finishes strong with his SECOND tug and pull of the handshake.
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When you're ready to drive, simply tug it off, and the snow will come with it.
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Filming has yet to begin on "Rub & Tug" and no replacement for Johansson was immediately announced.
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I was ready to quit when there was another tug, much more urgent than the first.
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Huawei is at the centre of a tug-of-war between China and the United States.
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There are two forces at work in the oil markets today creating a tug of war.
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And the stakes for Russia and the West in this tug-of-war couldn't be higher.
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A little tug in any one corner of the web quickly reverberates throughout the whole thing.
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Still, Ms. Golden's winning performance does tug us into her character's bruised heart and battling spirit.
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Their favorite things to do together include tug-of-war with a ball and playful fighting.
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Their favorite activities to do together include tug-of-war with a ball and playful fighting.
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Then, there's the breakage aspect — tight elastics tug at delicate hair and can actually cause damage.
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Weighing over 50 tons, the plane was pulled around the playa by an aircraft tug car.
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Walton examined Villarreal's positioning and sightline on the fast break, a few seconds before the tug.
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In my previous life, I'd enjoy the occasional groggy morning tug to start off my day.
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When you wave a little squeaker toy near their mouths, they will play tug of war.
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Here's what else is happening: It's a tug of war between clouds, sun, showers and thunderstorms.
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This year, the Academy found itself in a tug-of-war à la The Artist vs.
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Several memorable players from that team have died, including Tommie Agee, Donn Clendenon and Tug McGraw.
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For now, the tug of war between the far right and Austria's checks and balances continues.
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Fans of gender-neutral clothing will get a kick out of their fashion tug-of-war.
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The closer the moon, the stronger the gravitational tug on the oceans, the higher the tide.
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The movie's shots of Los Angeles thoroughfares in the '50s and '60s exert a nostalgic tug.
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A low-five, a back pat, a shoulder clasp and a very subtle tug-of-war.
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You want to invite your followers into your shill with the gentle tug of something heartwarming.
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These types of ads are designed to tug at your heartstrings, and little kids could succumb.
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The debate has put tech companies at the center of a tug of war in Washington.
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Tesla&aposs Cybertruck "won" a disputed, theatrical tug-of-war with a Ford F-150 pickup.
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But with the continuing tug of household responsibilities, Ms. Otsuzuki preferred fewer, and more flexible, hours.
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Go deeper: Microsoft out-savvies Google on AI ethics A tug-of-war over biased AI
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What comes of this tug of war could decide the fate of nearly half the country.
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But the primary issue being flagged up is the perennial tug-of-war between security and convenience.
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Her voice isn't gorgeous like Ms. Ronstadt's, but that catch lends her singing a gently compelling tug.
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Rahmon yanked back, turning the already awkward shake into a 7-second game of tug-of-war.
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And now, it's rolling more and more into hotels, so get ready to see more of Tug.
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This tug-of-war creates an effective speed limit for black hole growth called the Eddington rate.
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Another rocket could then bring up propellant from Earth, dock with the tug, and transfer fuel over.
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We locate it and tug it toward the dive group before tugging it back to its port.
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All that uncertainty has led Spaceflight to pull back a bit on its own plans to tug.
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And for the love of all that is holy, whatever you do, never tug at the hairs.
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The bottom line: This game of tug of war has already lasted longer than some were expecting.
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They seem to feel the tug of Trump's xenophobia more than white voters in overwhelmingly white states.
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Favreau renders him as the former, but the Disney tug keeps yanking him back toward the latter.
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So yeah, there's definitely a tug-of-war, and there's definitely egos involved and it gets challenging.
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A representative for the company that owns the tug did not immediately return a request for comment.
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At one point, he discussed the art of negotiation as a "tug" here and a "pull" there.
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That operation used purpose-built barges and tug boats to transport bauxite downstream to ocean-going ships.
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The ruling represents the latest twist in a legal tug-of-war that has gripped the nation.
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"The new galaxies help account for the tug, but do not fully explain it," Staveley-Smith said.
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But during the the 1980s, the tug of his foreign policy hawkishness pulled Krauthammer to the right.
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Two cowboys on horseback flanking a bull seek to tug it to the ground by the tail.
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It's admirable for its purity, but doesn't tug us in its direction like a BMW X2121 does.
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This month's holiday-themed box had Howliday Spectacular Dancer tug toys and Holly, Jolly, and Gabe squeakers.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - A cross-Channel tug-of-war over derivatives regulation demonstrates the limits of Brexit.
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The U.S. is in an economic tug of war with China over its economic and trade practices.
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With the help of two tug boats, the USS Fitzgerald returned to Yokosuka shortly after 22019 p.m.
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" But he said he had to fight the tug of Mr. Sanders's message: "I like his populism.
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The Apple video emphasizes the importance of the roll and tug technique by repeating it several times.
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None of us, no matter what happened in Interstellar, will feel the tug of a black hole.
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Much will depend on the tug-of-war between the Trump administration and now-empowered Congressional Republicans.
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But sometimes it is the other way around and I tug the visual cacophony toward a system.
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I tug at my chin hair waiting for a movie to start and am overcome with nausea.
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Mr. Shanahan refused to allow his wife to take the briefcase, and a tug of war ensued.
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Then you're trying to tug the coconut oil off, while also whittling at it with a scalpel.
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Whatever we do, we have to make sure we keep the emotional tug of the episode intact.
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Anner stood shirtless on his porch, watching his daughter play tug-of-war with a small dog.
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Diligent Robotics will be competing with companies like Aethon's TUG bot for pulling laundry and pharmacy carts.
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"Friend Zone" phenom Abby Jimenez is back with this love story that will tug on your heartstrings.
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There's been a legal tug-of-war around weaponless drones across the last few years as well.
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Anyway, very nice puzzle, Mr. Moore, with just enough tug to let us know that it's Friday.
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The two countries have been involved in a diplomatic tug-of-war over the case ever since.
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Recent years have brought a sort of tug of war between more and fewer restrictions on voting.
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Now it's this video of a tug-of-war between the Cybertruck and a Ford F-150.
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We'll have a tug of war by rain and snow this morning, and high winds this afternoon.
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There is almost certain to be a Herculean tug-of-war over credit for the booming economy.
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"The generational struggle, this pull and tug, is showing itself across the board here," Mr. Bodrick said.
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It's this constant tug-of-war of trying not to lose yourself in the middle of that.
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It's as if, in his being called up to center stage, I can feel that tug, too.
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Another prototype on Jackson's desk is more friendly looking, with a simple tug toy attached to it.
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He has since suggested the next tug-of-war test will be available to watch via webcast.
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Animals caught in a tug of war were not limited to dogs and cats, the academy said.
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Dave is not immune to the tug and pull of the irrational behavior that accompanies emotional investing.
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And, if you're anything like me, it'll tug on your heartstrings and leave you in absolute bits.
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Moonves had been locked in a months-long corporate tug of war with controlling shareholder Shari Redstone.
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She held the rope firmly but didn't pull, holding Sherman in an evenly matched tug-of-war.
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"I was just staring at the fish, and I felt a tug on my arm," Johnson said.
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Beyond the numbers, it's worth considering the political tug-of-war over the most recent spending request.
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During a tug of war, people joined dolls whose hands Ms. Ayano had sewn to the rope.
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Since Trump took office, there has been a tug of war over ethanol policy within his administration.
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The diplomatic tug-of-war comes amid a backdrop of increasing fears over North Korea's nuclear arsenal.
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This initial release was designed to slow the descent and tug the main parachute from its cannister.
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A detective searches the Web, and sees 'rub and tug' reviews Acting on the tip, a Jupiter detective searched for the business on the Internet, and saw several reviews describing it as a "rub and tug" -- slang for a parlor where a masseuse will provide a sexual service.
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A milky white goat and kid are petrified mid-play, destined to tug at each other for eternity.
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The tug&aposs captain, saying the migrants were rebelling, asked Italy&aposs coast guard to take the migrants.
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Glen Miller, 57, CEO of Miller Tug and Barg How long have you been working on the tugs?
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Sanders's greatest impact on the Democratic primary has been to tug Clinton to the left on economic issues.
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Just as I think the suit couldn't get any tighter they tug, pull and tighten it some more.
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This is when they give each other a gravitational tug and keep themselves locked in this stable pattern.
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That failed to improve her focus as she continued to tug the strings between points throughout the contest.
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Simmons is still in a tug of war with her mother over the running of their family business.
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The constant tug in opposite directions makes her feel like a rag doll, destined to lose an arm.
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The new headset's cable is detachable, designed to "release effortlessly" should there be a sudden tug on it.
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But then there is a tug on one of the vines — it's Thor White, climbing up the ravine!
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While the pair can agree on lots of things, they're in a tug-of-war over baby names.
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Under Zuckerberg's programmatic instruction, Facebook's daily notices are selected for their capacity to emotionally tug at the individual.
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IN his book about the use of language, "The King's English", Kingsley Amis describes a tug-of-war.
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Orbiting planets, while tiny, can gravitationally tug on a star, causing the star to shake in its orbit.
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Mr Corbyn has decided that rather than ride the tiger, he will give its tail a hearty tug.
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Artist's concept of a harvester spacecraft, which will tug a promising asteroid to a space-based processing facility.
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As Kent A roads disappear into the darkness, I blow through my cheeks and tug my hair, debilitated.
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The spine can be retracted with a tug of a strap, causing it to retract up the channel.
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As I sat in a state somewhere between shock and prayer – I felt a tug on my arm.
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I think that's reflective of the tug of war between those defensive stocks and the more offensive sectors.
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There's a reason movies we often think of as "slow" are the ones that tug at our heartstrings.
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The tides are caused by the combined gravitational tug of the Sun and the Moon on the Earth.
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"Lost Children Archive" is cerebral and self-conscious, but it exerts a visceral tug of wonder and terror.
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Two chemical tankers were also hijacked, as well as a tug that was then used in another attack.
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Walk Two Moons' exploration of death and grief will tug at even the most stoic adult's heart strings.
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Depending on where you come down on that question as a performer can surely tug on your conscience.
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TUG-OF-WAR OVER PROBE Japan became the latest nation to suspend the 737 MAX planes on Thursday.
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Andrea: This dog is OK.Kim: 145/10, would play tug-of-war with until my arms broke off.
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How the three-way tug-of-war between the IMF, Greece and Berlin will play out remains uncertain.
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At "family fun days" locals compete in games of tug-of-war and enter raffles to win TVs.
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Bullets are exchanged, cars are chased, and there's even a game of tug-of-war with a helicopter.
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We can all expect to hear more about the ecclesiastical tug-of-war between Moscow, Kiev and Istanbul.
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How this plays out in-game feels like a combination of tug of war and rock/paper/scissors.
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Lamborn said Wednesday that the tug-of-war between Republican and Democratic lawmakers may stretch into another day.
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The first time I read about Harry Potter's cloak of invisibility I felt the sleeve-tug of want.
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As a matter of fact, approximately 70 percent of Americans find themselves in a spiritual tug-of-war.
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" Colorful writing: "As a contest it resembled a tug of war between an elephant and a gold fish.
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Civil Defence workers and volunteers armed only with picks and shovels tug shrouded bodies from the sandy soil.
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So began a highly unusual four-year tug of war between two allies — the United States and Austria.
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Since then, Kashmir has been at the centre of a contentious tug of war between the two countries.
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Repairs and reconstruction have been limited -- two out of three damaged tug boats are still out of service.
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Pursuits As in many large countries, most of the popular stereotypes about Brazil unravel with the slightest tug.
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She is stepping outside of time, outside of the generational tug of war that her peers are losing.
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Throughout his career, his solos have been full of rhythmic variations that tug his melodies in unexpected directions.
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Coaches sometimes communicate from the field with the brush of a forearm or the tug of an ear.
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Graphic - Tug of war in the Pacific: here Reporting by Jonathan Barrett in Sydney; Editing by Gerry Doyle
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LOS ANGELES — A firmer timeline for the expected tug-of-war for 21st Century Fox has been established.
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Extra praise or a tug on a favorite toy makes training fun for dogs who aren't food motivated.
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Extra praise or a tug on a favorite toy makes training fun for dogs who aren't food motivated.
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But fortunately, that person came in on the tug, and toppled that thing over and saved the day.
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"I was able to just latch on to the octopus and give it a little tug," he said.
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The weight of books adds up quickly, and young kids may tug and pull on the lower shelves.
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You can't just tug at your forelock and say, 'Yes, guvnor, where would you like me to stand?
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And if the tether gets stuck on something, or someone tries to grab it and tug it down?
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"I was able to just latch on to the octopus and give it a little tug," Ilett said.
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Lynette put out her hand to tug at his arm and make him turn around, to accuse him.
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The tug of war between protecting legitimate privacy and eradicating heinous criminality is certainly worthy of healthy debate.
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He still feels, he said, the tug between doing something "satisfying and meaningful" like medicine, and working creatively.
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But that sets up a tug of war between the Fed tightening and the negatives of potential protectionism.
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If he does not do so, expect a protracted tug-of-war that could end up in court.
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If you want to ask me if you can tug my beard you're very welcome to do so.
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Bryant's doc gave the finger an ol' fashioned tug and the digit went back to its proper place.
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The tug sidled up parallel to a 300-foot fuel barge docked at Pier 8 in north Brooklyn.
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A tug ship sent to help the 12-person crew on the 713-foot ship could not reach them.
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"Make You Mine" epitomizes the hybrid sound, which emerged in a studio "tug of war" with their pop producer.
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These tissues, called Cooper's ligaments, tug on the skin from the inside as the tumor grows, creating a dimple.
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Ukraine accused Russian navy vessels of illegally trying to intercept their ships, ramming its tug boat in the process.
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But like the a2 Milk Company, the National Dairy Council is an invested party in this tug-of-war.
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We talk about work and family as though the inevitable tug-of-war is a personal vendetta against women.
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Young children and women, including an injured woman, were among the migrants rescued on Sunday by the Italian tug.
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Keeping both legs straight, gently tug your right leg into your chest twice, then switch legs for one rep.
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Italy&aposs transport minister says the tug reported that some of the migrants made "death threats" against the crew.
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She flicked the needles into my flesh, and I could feel their bizarre wobbling gravity tug at the skin.
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His assistant raises its arms, one by one, to tug down the sleeves, as if dressing a complicated child.
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The American health-care system is in a tug of war between physicians, hospitals, insurance companies, pharmaceuticals and shareholders.
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Her sisters tug at her arms, pulling her from room to room as they show her their new home.
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That forced us to be cautious of our every movement so as not to tug the other's headphone out?
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Feel the tug of the siren song luring you away from your desk job and towards the open waters?
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And the tug of the commons requires us to talk about something, anything, a story, a meme, an event.
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"He loves playing tug-of-war in the backyard, and cuddling up with us on the couch," Simon adds.
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Everyone feels the tug of both of these ideas, and every successful political movement incorporates a little of both.
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Other influences will soon tug in the opposite direction, notes George Papamarkakis, of North Asset Management, a hedge fund.
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They're always down for a tug-of-war match, a game of catch, or a hide-and-seek session.
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You can pull the whole top of the screen down with a slight "tug down" of the home bar.
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" Photos of Theodore and Clarabelle together especially tug at the heartstrings — the two are affectionately called "the happy couple.
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But the tentative agreement left speculators with a two-month window to play tug-of-war with oil prices.
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After some time, White began to feel an aggressive tug on his line, which he struggled to pull in.
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Keystone and ANWR embody the tug-o-war playing out this past decade between fossil fuels and climate change.
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It sparked widespread opposition from environmental groups and a tug-of-war over its approval between Republicans and Democrats.
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Prince Harry loves a hug — and he's used to kids wanting to stroke or tug at his red beard.
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The shipping traffic includes all kinds of ships — anything from cargo vessels to tankers, passenger boats or tug boats.
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This emotional tug-of-war is combined with a consumerist culture that emphasizes immediate pleasures through lightning-fast means.
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State television showed the carrier, its deck lined in red flags, being pushed by tug boats into its berth.
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The tug that's got the bow rope helps me into that sharp turn, and then we're in Newark Bay.
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The following Wednesday, Mr. Hogan got a similar call from the Ken Boothe Sr., an articulated tug and barge.
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At that point I started working with our editors and with Tug to improve our system for international security.
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They approach women with emotionally charged stories, hoping they will tug on their heartstrings enough to make the sale.
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A couple of years earlier, after a decade of estrangement, I felt a tug to reconnect with organized religion.
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Yet his usage acknowledges a moral tug of war: a vast, racist system rigged against disenfranchised blacks and Latinos.
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I guess nephews and nieces feel semidetached, without the tug of close ties, and thus more eligible for adventure.
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Diplomats on all sides of the deal have focused their tug-of-war campaign on Capitol Hill since October.
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So between 2004 and 2008, Wikipedia editors were stuck in a tug of war between these two imperfect representations.
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Adjust the straps so that the helmet does not move more than an inch if you tug on it.
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I'm careful, whenever possible, to keep myself away from things I know will tug too strongly at my emotions.
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But there's a dedicated dog park where they can roam around and play with tennis balls and tug toys.
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Feed C. his food after it thaws and make coffee while he gets a little tug of war action.
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The Economist takes a deep look at an energy tug-of-war that has huge implications for global warming.
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Ms. Yeomans, a freelance illustrator in her spare time, started as a temporary office worker for a tug company.
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Rubberneckers slowed to watch the grown men in what looks like cloth diapers tug each other to the ground.
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I tug at the neck of my cotton gown, which chokes no matter how much I loosen the ties.
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Consider an autonomous robot named Tug, which wheels through the corridors delivering drugs to nurses and food to patients.
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And try to find the seed of concern that is buried in the turf beneath this tug of war.
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Perhaps no one knew the tug of family ties better than the chief of the American Expeditionary Forces, Gen.
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That has nothing to do with the political tug of war happening in this moment between these two nations.
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Yet I still felt the tug of this movie, like an old pal you suddenly realize is on Facebook.
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The tug of war between what he was expected to provide and what he hoped to receive was constant.
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The season divided hot girls and boys into the tug-of-war followed by the year's most confident rappers.
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There is a gravity to it, and a tug of sadness, that cannot be accounted for by the story.
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The Patriots owner has been offered a plea deal in his rub-and-tug case ... TMZ Sports has confirmed.
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Being clumsy doesn't come cheap, as each TUG adapter will set you back $20, or $50 for a three-pack.
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If I may mix my metaphors, it's as if you're playing tug-of-war and one side just lets go.
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Earlier, a US official said Iranian small boats were preventing tug boats from towing away one of the damaged tankers.
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Eventually, we won the please-replace-the-lock tug of war in hopes of keeping our belongings (and ourselves) safe.
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Simply tug on the bag's quick-release strap system, and the Voyage Bag will transform right before your eyes. Magic?
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And let me just say that their going away presents from the Grey's crew will officially tug on your heartstrings.
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It was a black leather couch with pale stuffing inside that you could tug out through the hole I'd made.
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Frasher allegedly wouldn't let go, triggering what police described as a "tug of war" between her and the child's relative.
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It's also noteworthy that Rub & Tug is being directed by Rupert Sanders, who also directed the Ghost in the Shell.
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There's no cable that can get in the way, or tug on the mouse when you run out of slack.
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One of those families was Ryan and Tiffany Moore, their two young sons Conner and Dylan and their dog, Tug.
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A tug-of-war between strong earnings and concerns about inflation and interest rates have made the markets more volatile.
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This suggests that switching to the Medicare fee schedule would be another policy change that would tug health spending downward.
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The wreck of the Empire Wold, a Royal Navy tug, has been discovered by coastguards off the coast of Iceland.
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The tug probably foundered in heavy seas and 40-knot winds, according to the Icelandic Coastguard (Royal Navy/ Icelandic Coastguard)
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The project is about making collaborative art that breaks down borders even as it recognizes the tug of tribal belonging.
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It was 2014, shells were falling, and the entire region was at the middle of a violent tug of war.
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This time, the ballad is poignantly covered by country star Keith Urban, whose croaky vocals tug at our very heartstrings.
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As the commuter train enters the frame on the left, Ortiz gives one final tug, pulling them both to safety.
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Pro tip: When applying the liner, don't tug on your eye because it can alter the shape of your curve.
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Because, under their own power, planes can only go forward, they rely on a tug when reversing from a gate.
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Koh's portraits of polar bears tug at the emotional strings while showing off his handle of oil paints to canvas.
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His mother and several aunts have faced cancer; his father, baseball pitcher Tug McGraw, died from the disease in 2004.
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Children will sometimes tug at their diapers, for instance, an early form of communicating that it's time for a change.
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When your remove each section from the iron, immediately tug on it for a few seconds to loosen the wave.
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When it's warm to the touch, release and tug at the ends for a few seconds to loosen the curl.
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"There's this tug-of-war happening," he said, particularly as the U.S. dollar's recent retreat gives multinational corporations a boost.
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"There's a tug of war going on with respect to fundamental analysis, macroanalysis, policy analysis and clearly geopolitical," Belski said.
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It's time to call it a night, even if it means I miss my chance to play Tug the Sausage.
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A pesky shark destroying a fisherman's net got an earful of expletives after a brief game of tug of war.
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This tug-of-war takes a depressing amount of energy, since neither man is apt to believe either woman's story.
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Trump has been dithering on the decision for months, thanks to a tug-of-war playing out among his advisers.
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Throughout my life, I've felt like the object of a constant tug of war between the deaf and hearing communities.
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Undeterred, he turned his sights to a smaller prize with a similar emotional tug, the historically Russian territory of Novorossiya.
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Sometimes they are in a slow-moving line, and one tug will become impatient and pull out and pass another.
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The tug-of-war between earnings optimism and trade war fears was best seen in the banking sector, Gordon said.
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Because of the tug of war between earnings and interest rates, Russell Investments strategist Mark Eibel is finding opportunity elsewhere.
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The political tug-of-war over NASA's mission and budget isn't the only reason people haven't returned to the moon.
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"I've had 8-year-olds, 6-year-olds tug at my jacket after I talk about these drills," she said.
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This point could be made, however, without a play-by-play of the relay races or tug-of-war competition.
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At the Olympics in London, events like polo, tug of war and motorboating were contested, and Bohemia won two medals.
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At Icarus, Joey Goldblatt used to keep a map of Manhattan with all the rub-and-tug joints clearly marked.
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It was a tug of war, a sprint to the top of the hill, a game of rock-paper-scissors.
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Moscow said the ships — two small Ukrainian armored artillery vessels and a tug boat — had illegally entered its territorial waters.
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As a teenager, he felt the tug of basketball, a more multihued sport, on the court and in the stands.
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The tug-and-pull forced every Republican to develop some kind of stock answer, though the contortions placated no one.
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Moreover, the tax code is locked in an internal tug-of-war between granting benefits and simultaneously limiting their cost.
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This plan would use the gravity of another object to tug the incoming NEO slightly off its original orbital path.
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One senior administration official described the debate as a "tug of war" between factions in favor and against the move.
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As anybody who has run a business knows, a board-management tug-of-war almost never results in a win.
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Get rid of him, I said, no longer caring what Marcos could hear, giving into the open tug-of-war.
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The fate of this never-ending Tug-o-War between ethanol and oil interests remains unclear regardless of EPA's leadership.
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It has many of the hallmarks of a Trump handshake: the tug, the hand pat and the thumbs up afterward.
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Of course, this study was very short-term and viewed the tug-of-war between brains and muscles only indirectly.
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N.F.L. Commissioner Roger Goodell has won the latest tug-of-war with Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys.
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Here are some solutions for common crowded-bed complaints, from duvet tug-of-war matches to early-rising kid invasions.
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As the tug of war between state and federal authorities continues, we asked readers for their questions about marijuana policy.
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CARAMANICA The Doobie Brothers of nü-trap play tug-of-war with unexpected sweetness over light piano and lighter drums.
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In the never-ending tug-of-war between growth and value investing, growth has lately been the strong-armed winner.
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When the Coast Guard arrived, according to the site, they found no crashed aircraft, and the tug crew had vanished.
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That money is now at stake in the ongoing tug-of-war between the mayor's office and the city's Council.
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Other than that, the puzzle is a fun, midweek tug-of-war between our brains and the constructor and editors.
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He also accepted an official tug-of-war contest with Ford, to pit the new pickup against an F-150.
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The Christian population was shrinking, and Lebanon was in the middle of a tug of war between Israel and Syria.
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So the tug of war between the N.F.L. and Kaepernick continues, to the dismay of anyone hoping for a resolution.
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The London market is getting used to this long-running tug-of-war between two of the market's bigger players.
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What lessons tug at me, force me off the sidewalk, tell me that my personal space is not necessarily mine?
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LOS ANGELES — As empires hang in the balance, two hardened commanders engage in tug of war on an epic scale.
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Locking zippers ensure safety from a quick tug, so you can look at the Eiffel Tower instead of your handbag.
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The cluing is hard enough to give solvers a decent tug-of-war, but the puzzle is ultimately solvable. 21994A.
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Some choreographers resist the tug of tradition; others eagerly look back in an attempt to better understand notions like style.
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Markets are still in a tug of war between directional bias for the dollar and the outlook for risk appetite.
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A U.S. warship sustained minor damage Saturday when it collided with a Japanese tug boat, the Navy's 85033th Fleet announced.
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Some bettors are siding with Ford in an anticipated tug-of-war between its F-22021 and Tesla&aposs Cybertruck.
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Some bettors are siding with Ford in an anticipated tug-of-war between its F-2150 and Tesla&aposs Cybertruck.
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Kaepernick added his own coda that suggests that Saturday's tryout is only one chapter in an ongoing tug-of-war.
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The craft was dispatched from the Altai, a rescue tug that belongs to the Northern Fleet of the Russian Navy.
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Bowling thinks the tug-of-war over water quality has made Maryland farmers more open to talking about climate issues.
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The sun is creeping out from behind the clouds and should tug the mercury up to a high of 43.
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With these developments will inevitably come a tug-of-war between what can be done and what should be done.
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On this song, the mood is a tug-of-war: breathe fast, then relax, then breathe fast again, then relax.
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A gentle tug on the leash merely inspires the dog to lower herself completely, her face on her front paws.
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Banks have been engaged in a long tug of war with consumer data aggregators that the report seeks to address.
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Millions of inter-page links, chosen by thousands of editors, pull and tug at each other to groups stars together.
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In 1965, as a rookie left-hander for the Mets, Tug McGraw actually outdueled Sandy Koufax, causing a huge stir.
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And it is when you tug on these threads that Trump's speech unspools and its grossness, and uselessness, becomes clear.
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When the tug is underway, Ms. Yeomans can take the wheel and navigate the boat under the captain's close supervision.
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A paper describing the research on the tug-toy sensor in the Journal on Technology & Persons with Disabilities delves into the technical details of the model, then describes the tug-toy sensor as being equipped with a gloriously nontechnical-sounding Kong Wubba—a goofy name for a product sold by the Kong pet toy company.
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Pull the string on many of the world's great crises and the tug almost inevitably reaches all the way to Syria.
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The tug-of-war over the remaining ballots came amid another roiling in controversy over vote totals in Broward County, Florida.
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In less ... invasive medical robotics, we'd like you to meet Tug, the charming robot that roams hospitals delivering drugs and food.
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There's also an app called Tug that sends users notifications when they're about to enter a crosswalk against the signal.[CNN]
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For a while you would yank and tug at them, trying to discern the pattern that would unlock the game's conclusion.
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The actress has dropped out of the upcoming project Rub & Tug, following heavy criticism for her casting as a trans man.
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She'll tug a black notebook out of her blazer pocket, it'll stubborn at first but give way with a second pull.
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Kenyon's experience is a prime example of how the tug-of-war between time and money plays out in everyday life.
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They use them to gently tug the rat back into position, or into action if it stops moving for too long.
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The rest of the posts show the dogs playing tug-o-war, napping together, and even posing with their new sibling.
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The USS Bainbridge was nearby when the incident happened and a tug ferried crew members of the Kokuka Courageous to it.
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After its earlier tug-of-war-like moves, shares fell just 0.1% and ended the day with below average trading volume.
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Lea, an elementary literacy coach in Chattanooga, TN, is experiencing the tug of being in "the sandwich generation" at only 32.
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Meanwhile there a "tug of war" between the states and national governments over who should collect the revenue from forest harvesting.
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In the premiere, which takes her to Japan, that gets her humiliated in a pantyhose tug of war, among other things.
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Space tug boats could soon be a thing, you've been drinking and inhaling microplastics, and public library computers are under attack.
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"The last pitch of the fourth inning I felt some kind of a pull, a tug, in the elbow," he said.
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"They were having a good chuckle at the tug-of-war and the sack race," says one guest at the games.
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The tug-of-war between transparency and obscurity is turning out to be one of the defining stories of this election.
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Multi-player options include traditional combat between robots, as well as specialty modes like Tug of War and Last Man Standing.
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It was a tug at Mustang lovers' heart strings and a reassurance Ford hasn't abandoned those who hunger for nostalgic cars.
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It sprang a leak after it was hit by a tug boat pulling it out of the path of Hurricane Matthew.
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One 19th-century trick book stashes a snake that emerges open-mouthed from its wooden lair if you tug a string.
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You understand what it means to love yourself, instead of putting all this energy into give and tug in a relationship.
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Russia seized two small Ukrainian armored artillery vessels and a tug boat, which Moscow said had illegally entered Russia's territorial waters.
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The film focusses on the tug-of-war of male emotional kvetching between the two, relegating their bandmates as glorified extras.
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Sanders' film went to auction, and the production company New Regency won worldwide rights to Rub & Tug over five other bidders.
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Almost three weeks later, the sunken tug is still there, still intermittently leaking diesel, and clean-up efforts have barely begun.
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To me, "Make America Great Again" sounds like the exact type of slogan that would tug at a collective narcissist's heart.
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"Growing up in Maine, it's impossible not to feel the tug of history because it's everywhere and still relevant," Horie says.
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Hadi bristles at the notion that his country and others on the continent are caught in a superpower tug of war.
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The changes were designed to avoid putting children in a tug-of-war between their parents and church teachings, leaders said.
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As a precaution, everyone should inspect (pull and tug at the card slot and keypad) an ATM before inserting any cards.
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Ventimiglia responded in kind, because internet boyfriends know exactly how to tug at fans' heartstrings and avoid conflict with government agencies.
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But then -- perhaps having over-compensated for the tug and pull -- Macron loses his balance and sort of falls toward Trump.
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With its lime green and dark blue bow, the boat made its way in from the ocean, trailed by a tug.
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And finally, Michelle recommends visiting an optimistic capital city whose country has been caught in a continuing political tug of war.
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Picture a three-year-old tug of war waged across the globe that leaves both sides wobbly and scarred but unmoved.
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The greeting card industry has long mastered the art of amplifying holidays to tug at our impulses, whether generous or guilty.
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"There's a tug of war," John Carey, managing director at Amundi Pioneer Asset Management in Boston, said of U.S. economic data.
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Both the United States and Russia had requested his extradition, leaving him in a tug-of-war between Washington and Moscow.
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Both are gorgeous, enveloping, sensitive, and pioneering in how they use technology to evoke simple narratives that will tug anyone's heartstrings.
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Musk showed the Cybertruck beating the industry-leading Ford F-150 in a "tug of war" and outracing a Porsche 911.
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For 11 months, Americans have watched the President tug at the societal, cultural and racial divisions as a method of governing.
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While Trump's signature wouldn't be required for a Senate resolution, the tug of war Republicans may feel could be a factor.
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Sen. Doug Jones (D-Ala.) said Thursday that there could be a "tug-of-war" for his vote in the Senate.
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Full of spacey, childlike production, it's about the tug of war between the potency of drugs and the potency of love.
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Before Mr. Trump's election, Ms. Hamnett would have been regarded as the hands-down victor in their professional tug of war.
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The concept is pretty astutely designed to tug at the heartstrings, even if it does so in a brazenly manipulative way.
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But unable to dive in while the tug propellers were on, they had to tell the captain to cut the propellers.
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For the next three months, with the Jie Shun impounded at Ain Sokhna port, a diplomatic tug-of-war played out.
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But should the moon's gravitational pull tug at a fault that is dangerously close to rupture, a temblor is not impossible.
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Photographers said that wires used to rig equipment at the outdoor venues quickly became brittle and snapped at the slightest tug.
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The United States, on the other hand, risks losing important potential allies in its tug of war with China's authoritarian government.
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The months since have been a tug of war between the two sides for popular support and control of the military.
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And it put European governments in a tug of war between Moscow and Washington over Russians suspected of being computer criminals.
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He stumbled through these affairs of the heart while also weathering the complications of immigration and the ineluctable tug of home.
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Still, on tunes like "A Mulher Do Fin Do Mundo" and "Luz Vermelha," a tug of samba rhythm hides just underneath.
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After I did a decent tug, the furless joey, more than a foot long and weighing about a pound, slid out.
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Market pros are hoping Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell will help calm the violent tug-of-war between bonds and stocks.
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"I think Darren's passing has created a conversation," said Jennifer Brusstar, the president and chief executive of the Tug McGraw Foundation.
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The location, the NPC, the opening mission, and in fact the whole campaign are setup to tug on longtime player's nostalgia.
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A partnership based on two individuals seeking self-actualization is not necessarily an endless tug of war between two competing narcissists.
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When babies have an acute ear infection, they tug at their ears, get cranky and struggle to sleep through the night.
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GoFundMe appears to have become synonymous with giving in the wake of catastrophes, crimes and stories that tug at the heartstrings.
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Thankfully in the tug of war between extraction and preservation, preservation won out in places like Muir's beloved Sierra Nevada forests.
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Amazon's Alexa and Google Assistant are locked in a tug-of-war over who controls the smart speakers in your house.
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The nomination quickly became a tense tug of war between Reagan and Senate Democrats, who argued Mr. Manion was deeply unqualified.
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The tug of war between Trump's political and foreign policy ideals is hampering his faltering efforts to open talks with Iran.
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Then he felt the tug to the nation's capital, where he was one of the first executives of the Peace Corps.
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We've launched a limited-run weekly newsletter about life on the border, far from the tug-of-war of Washington politics.
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Though the nation's fate hangs in the balance, the tug of war feels remote to the Ibadi community in the mountains.
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In this photo, David steps outside his home, still not used to doing so without the tug from his mother's jacket.
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Character Study Jess Yeomans, a deckhand on a tug in New York Harbor, is a woman in a mostly male profession.
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The tug-of-war over a controversial painting displayed in the Cannon tunnel of the US Capitol continued Tuesday as Democratic Rep.
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The tug of war over the phrase "time well spent" is another good indication of the tech industry's rhetoric-and-see attitude.
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The spill came after a collision in the channel Friday between a 755-foot oil tanker and a tug pushing two barges.
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He comes with a little squeaker toy that he will play tug of war with if you wave it near his mouth.
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They head into a very bloody procedure in which Dr. Lee slices into Jose's head and tries to tug out the lipoma.
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Continuing this emotional paradox across the room, the four figures of "Katabasis" flail and tug at each other with delight or anger.
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That way, they can ride whatever cheap rocket to whatever generic spot and then just wave goodbye when the space tug arrives.
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With decoupled systems, though, there's a wrinkle in spacetime: The tug has to snuggle up to the satellite and dock with it.
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Improbably, Paraguay (population: 7m) boasts the world's third-biggest fleet of tug-propelled barges, behind the United States (319m) and China (1.4bn).
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One widely shared video from a Kuwaiti YouTube channel showed Sunni and Shia clerics playing tug-of-war with the lunar crescent.
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WWF Royal RumbleEven just thinking about its back-and-forth, tug-of-war grapple system probably makes your hands and fingers sore.
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The movers take turns wearing Siamese twin nightgowns connected by ten-foot-long yellow sleeves, with which they play tug-of-war.
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A child of the earth, Mr Austin felt the tug of post-war social change in the flowers and fields around him.
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And maybe that was the idea all along: to tug at our sense of frustration in between the jokes and the gunfights.
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We had a giant crane on a tug, and we had intended to shoot several heights in order to build environment spheres.
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We swear their creators, a group of young kids, are inspiring enough to tug anyone's heart — and wallet — into the right place.
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In place of this, there is a continuous tug-of-war between the sectioned parts and the whole with neither side winning.
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Maten collected a rebound at the end of the half and Missouri sophomore guard Jordan Geist tried to tug the ball away.
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As the tug-of-war between savvy consumer and anticipatory marketer persists, will the exit pop-up's successor be quite so grating?
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In these chaotic, early days of what could be an important new therapy, Bennett sees a tug of war between three camps.
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We have also included a grappling fixture on every satellite, so if it fails, a tug can bring it down to Earth.
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But she's not just some sappy side plot intended to tug on your heartstrings: she's a badass warrior in her own right.
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Reading and watching, we sit at the feet of the artists, feeling a tug from a different world that we yet inhabit.
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The UK is a battleground in a geopolitical tug-of-war over Huawei Technologies, the world's biggest maker of telecoms networking equipment.
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Italy's involvement gives China a crucial inroad into Western Europe and a symbolic boost in its economic tug-of-war with Washington.
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"The tension from the braids can definitely help tug on the skin, creating a tighter and slightly-lifted look," she told us.
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Mr Trump refused Ms Kelly's offer, though he admitted that on immigration there has to be some "tug and pull and deal".
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Three teams from ABC, NBC, and CBS would compete against one another, culminating in a tug-of-war to decide the winner.
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Those telescopes detected small wobbles of the star, which they concluded was likely due to the small tug of Proxima b's gravity.
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Scientists have been able to teach bees to do all kinds of things, like tug on a rope or count to four.
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At least with tampons, women can use long plastic applicators to insert them, and remove them with the tug of a string.
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There seems to be a tug of war inside the Trump administration, with Kushner representing the more modern, reform-minded GOP approach.
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Other aspects beyond a tug-of-war with the Justice Department may be involved in Trump's pardoning decisions, such as personal vendettas.
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The agreement had always been a tug of war between peace and justice, and in the end, the demand for justice won.
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I reeled in a 109-pound halibut, caught giant king salmon, and played tug-of-war on a fish with an orca.
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The skin around your eyes is particularly delicate, so always be careful not to pull and tug when it's time to apply.
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And no matter how many times you've heard them, they still find a way to tug at your heartstrings on every listen.
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Coming back to the States and all the foods I had been missing felt like a vicious game of tug-of-war.
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The tug of war between creator's intent, cultural zeitgeist, corporate interest, and artistic interpretation that created one Han Solo has doomed another.
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Both the title, which suggests opening up wisdom and the free exchange between Bernal and Littlefield seems to tug against this belief.
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The tech sector has often been at the center of the economic tug-of-war between Washington and Beijing in recent months.
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I find that if I tug them down, kind of stretch them a bit, it resets how much time I have left.
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She noted that the ghostly tug of both Neptune and Antlia 2 on their surroundings tipped scientists off to a possible presence.
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Energy markets have been caught in a tug-of-war between hopes for stimulus spending and worries about excess supplies of crude.
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He's always identified with athletes — the rigorous training, the full-body commitment, the pitiless tug-of-war between ability and dumb luck.
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And so this concert was in places — though not that many — a tug of war between new Taylor (nü-Taylor?) and old.
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The revamped roster will compete in upcoming European Closed Qualifier and WePlay Dota 2 Tug of War: Mad Moon, the team said.
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They got into a tug-of-war, she said — he was pulling at her and she was trying to push him away.
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Better still, he could demand a tug-of-war against Ford's own upcoming electric F-150, which is currently in the works.
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According to the theory of relativity, gravity is not a ghostly tug between objects but a warping of the realm between them.
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She took care not to tug on the seams of her protective suit, having learned the hard way that it will unravel.
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Britain is caught in the centre of a geopolitical tug-of-war over Huawei, the world's biggest maker of mobile networking equipment.
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"The constant partisan tug of war on the issue of broadband classification is bad for consumers and America's mobile leadership," she said.
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Sometimes, the tug of war between personal-life needs and professional needs creates enough consistent conflict to drag down your overall mood.
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Under Armour, L.L. Bean, T.J. Maxx and many other companies have already been pulled into a sort of ideological tug of war.
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There was an extra heart tug when the camera cut to a shot of Swift's mother, crying with pride in the audience.
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One senior administration official described the debate as a "tug of war" between factions in favor of the move and those opposed.
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Reports suggested Cohn, who opposes the tariffs, could now leave the administration after losing an internal tug-of-war over the policy.
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There is the traditional tug of war over sanctions, a traditional foreign policy tool that the executive branch feels it should control.
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But tug on the door handle and you'll immediately feel the hollow roots of a car not built for the big leagues.
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Instead, the honey badger began a vicious game of tug-of-war with the jackals as they fought over the limp snake.
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"People's purse strings are clearly caught in a tug of war between enjoying the present and saving for the future," Holbrook says.
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Since then, a bewildering public tug of war between the president and his national security team has left a trail of confusion.
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"I was sitting with a friend and when we got up to leave I felt a tug on my sleeve," he recalled.
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Iraq has been caught for years in a tug of war between its two most powerful patrons, the United States and Iran.
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Tug McGraw is pitching and McCovey sticks out his bat and hits a high, nine-iron shot down the left-field line.
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"And just because I'm paranoid," he says in a video, showing how the skimmer comes off with a bit of a tug.
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