" = BARR FIGHT 153A: "Result of comedian Eric's untied shoelaces?
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Mossburg untied the third housemate because he'd cooperated, Judd said.
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After public outcry and police intervention, the family untied her.
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She eventually untied him, and Thoresen allegedly repeatedly punched Haiman.
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President Barack Obama was born in the Untied States, period.
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Instead, he moved around the ropes in untied Nike trainers.
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Max perched on my bed and untied his shoes slowly.
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And what turns them off is exactly what makes this artist an academic darling, a knot of riddles to be untied, retied and untied again, which is what much of the ponderous catalog is about.
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Tanaka, 34, kept it classic in a tuxedo — his bowtie untied.
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Bassoon This looks like a flute with its shoelaces untied. 67.
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Hitler found it insulting, and felt that it untied his hands.
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Is that the yacht that got mysteriously untied the other day?
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"Your shoelace is untied," a woman sitting across from him said.
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Untied Utilities shares were up over 1 percent in early trading.
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This appears to be a practice peculiar to the Untied States.
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Is it hard to come to the Untied States under President Trump?
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I feel personally victimized by how many loose ends were left untied.
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Here's a lesson for all you aspiring hoopers out there — shoe untied?
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Sometimes they must be untied, and sometimes we must tie them again.
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But as the evening progresses and drinks are consumed, tongues become untied.
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He then untied knots while his fingers were still stiff and numb.
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The rapper Memphis Bleek wore his untied under a fitted baseball cap.
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What does it have to do with me, here in the Untied States.
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I saw "Tongues Untied" on channel 12, WHYY, my PBS channel in Philadelphia.
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These complex interactions start an "avalanche effect" that leads to the knot coming untied.
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He allegedly untied her after 30 minutes, but prevented her from leaving her home.
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Investigators are hoping surveillance footage will show who untied the yacht from the dock.
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The US Presidential election turned the world's financial markets into blown-up, untied balloons.
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""Lesson learned ... do not impeach a sitting president of the Untied States of America.
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The most famous — and notorious — of them, "Tongues Untied," isn't even an hour long.
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They won major doubles titles at the 2011 French Open and 2013 Untied States Open.
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"Red" meaning that you're totally done with the scene and you want to be untied.
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One addition to the Bronx show, Marlon Riggs's 1989 film, "Tongues Untied," does just that.
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Instead, he cordons off Francis's racism as a discrete problem untied to his broader politics.
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There's some nice boy walking around Houston, with untied shoelaces, waiting to make you happy.
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Picture Prompts Do your shoelaces always seem to come untied, no matter what you do?
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" On why he plans to continue covering Trump's tweets: "He's the president of the Untied States.
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Locke never completely untied that knot for himself, but he grappled with it until his death.
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Two weeks ago, somebody untied Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos's $40 million yacht from its mooring.
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Also make sure to flag anything that needs to get done immediately so no ends are untied.
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Amazon just untied video streaming from its U.S. Prime service, which was originally built around free delivery.
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An intriguing thread is left deliberately untied, the wider story of Star Wars pushed forward a little.
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But investors get protection akin to Anastasia's safe word, which when uttered requires her to be untied.
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Since it's the first in a series of five movies, many of those threads are left untied.
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At times, Gregory speeds us through moments that should be lingered over or leaves loose ends untied.
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Dear Diary: As I walked home on Seventh Avenue one morning, my pink sneaker laces became untied.
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Rising tensions The disagreements follow a series of confrontations between the Untied States and Europe over trade.
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The laces do frustratingly come untied easily and the shoes shouldn&apost be used for strength training.
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Lidl's biggest impact in the Untied States so far has been to force other supermarkets to lower prices.
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The man carrying the drum kit, the older woman in a plastic kerchief, the child with shoes untied.
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He later frantically phoned Danielle, who put the call on speakerphone for his parents, who had untied her.
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Jackie Bradley Jr. untied it with an RBI triple off loser Ubaldo Jimenez (250-235) in the fourth.
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"State media can now showcase how strong Russia is in the face of the Untied States," Herrmann said.
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"Germany will not take part in the sea mission presented and planned by the Untied States," said Maas.
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Large Chinese retail companies have been looking to enter the Untied States by tying up with American retailers.
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" Of this image, she remembered, "I was this far from Muhammad Ali; I could have untied his shoe.
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She untied her Waffle House apron and walked outside, where another waitress was waiting for her ride home.
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Kyoto failed, but it came one step closer to binding the Untied States that the Paris Agreement has.
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One boy stepped onto the bus with both of his shoes intentionally untied, laces dragging like catfish whiskers.
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"It's a bit of a loose end, and they don't make a habit of leaving them untied," Dempsie said.
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Watching them was the grandmother of one 11-year-old, a chubby, brown-haired boy with untied gym shoes.
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Image: UC Berkeley Nothing seems to sum up the universe's descent into disordered chaos quite like shoes getting untied.
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Looking out for you An honor guard member's shoelace became untied during a July 4 parade in Arlington, Texas.
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When, coming to, he noticed his shoe was untied, Mr. Lemon knelt to tie it, then reinforced the other.
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Everyone has that friend that tells you when you have spinach in your teeth or when your shoe is untied.
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The yacht's captain told police that neither he nor the crew saw anything suspicious prior to the boat being untied.
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They might completely fall apart if you don't glue all the Lego bits together, but they definitely won't come untied.
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Someone recently untied one of them, valued at $40 million, from an Ohio dock, setting it adrift on Lake Erie.
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The result is half great, half undisciplined, with a too-pat conclusion that probably should have left some strings untied.
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Just 0.2% of men and 0.3% of women have legally untied the knot, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
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He, too, was extradited to the Untied States and is scheduled to face a judge and jury later this year.
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Not with them at Davos was their shared treaty ally, the Untied States, which typically would help mediate the dispute.
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"A baby left behind, a dog no one untied—they just get picked clean, there is nothing left," Bush said.
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That day, Sandler was wearing cheap surf-shop shades, untied and toe-creased Jordans and capri-length silky basketball shorts.
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The Untied States is currently in facing epidemic levels of opioid abuse, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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They want Biden so that China can continue to make 500 billion a year and more, ripping off the Untied States.
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In theory, this can release much of the gridlock that builds up in a more bipartisan system like the Untied States'.
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Looking down, he saw that one of his laces was indeed untied so much that he might have tripped over it.
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He took a small drawstring bag out of his pocket, untied it and shook something into the palm of his hand.
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There was the German Cup match, just this summer, when a mischievous Franck Ribéry untied her shoelace before a free kick.
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Her untied shoelace got caught in the escalator at Paris Charles de Gaulle airport and caused a luggage-and-traveler pileup.
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Like the majority of fans, the actor was sad to see the show, which left numerous ends untied, come to a close.
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He untied her ankles and took her to the living room, where he held a knife to her throat and raped her.
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During the film, I was thinking of things like Tongues Untied by the late Marlon Riggs, but he was working in nonfiction.
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Meanwhile, Will, who was probably just thankful to be untied from that bed, also got a mysterious pairing at the Snow Ball.
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The Untied Nations has opened an air bridge between Kinshasa and the two impacted cities, ferrying supplies and responders on regular flights.
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Bryant untied it in the third when he launched a 1-53 pitch from Straily into the home bullpen in left center.
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One day at the gym, an older teammate untied his shoes, took them off his feet, and hurled both right at Kanter.
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Officers eventually forced open the door, untied her and kept her wrapped in a blanket as they put her in an ambulance.
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The back-to-back assaults are noteworthy for being directed against Westerners — the "far enemy" — and are seemingly untied to local grievances.
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Mark Warner on Tuesday criticized President Donald Trump's meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, calling it "an embarrassment" to the Untied States.
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First pitch, it's untied, and we got through that inning, but we weren't in a position to give up a whole lot more.
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Three days before the coming debut, her brother Jayden untied his shoes before placing them in the plastic tub, next to his laptop.
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I had been up late, escaping from his dorm room while he snored, fleeing through St. Patrick's Day revelers with my shoes untied.
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The title comes from a quote in Tongues Untied, Marlon Riggs's landmark 1989 documentary on life at the intersection of queerness and blackness.
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Bacon, who is 34, wore a wispy white gown that wafted after her, with a thick untied braid trailing over her left shoulder.
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Bob Weinstein was all smiles Friday with his headphones in at the JFK Airport, looking casual and carefree ... even about his untied shoe.
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He now has 36 career leadoff homers, eighth-most in major-league history The Tigers almost untied it in the bottom of the eighth.
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Politics of record heat Meanwhile, it seems unlikely the world's second-biggest climate polluter, the Untied States, will shift away from fossil fuels soon.
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The extra constraint forces you to think more carefully about how you move cards around, lest you create a knot that can't be untied.
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DAN LOEBS THIRD POINT HAS SENT A LETTER TO UNTIED TECHNOLOGIES BOARD SAYING HE WILL OPPOSE ITS TIE UP WITH RAYTHEON - BLOOMBERG REPORTER TWEET
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"It seems like no matter how hard you tie them they become untied," graduate student and study co-author Christopher Daily-Diamond told Gizmodo.
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The adviser also recommended clients oppose the remuneration policy drafted by Weir, which comprised the proposed award of restricted shares untied to performance targets.
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While Sulkowicz was tied up during the performance, a distraught audience member walked over to her to ask if she wanted to be untied.
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His crewman untied the trap's bait bag and tossed the sour-smelling herring remains into the water, where a flock of sea gulls scuffled.
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As if in one movement, she hung up the phone, untied the apron, collected her passport from Maya and Andrew's apartment, and went home.
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Vesey nearly untied the game late in the second period from the right faceoff circle, but his power-play wrister missed high and wide.
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They were then instructed to either wire money or purchase preloaded gift cards and debit cards loaded with varying amounts of money untied to banks.
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Self-lacing is a generous description of what's going on, but what's important is that these shoes won't randomly become untied while you're wearing them.
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I had a dream last night that my shoe came untied so Drake retied it, looked at me and said "God's Plan" with a wink.
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The conversations between mother and daughter span the continuum from light to dark, present to past, from the young Chantal's untied shoelaces to the Holocaust.
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Of course there were going to be strange, upsetting ramifications to what just happened, of course there were going to be loose ends left untied.
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Not to mention they aren't comfortable enough to make it worth potentially exposing my butt to strangers if I happen to have an untied shoelace.
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The 2011 Galaxy are the only team who were undefeated and untied in regulation time in the playoffs, leading to David Beckham's first M.L.S. Cup.
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METROPOLITAN DIARY Skipping school to go to Manhattan, help with untied laces and more reader tales of New York City in this week's Metropolitan Diary.
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Metropolitan Diary: In this week's column, skipping school to go to Manhattan, getting help with untied shoelaces and more readers' tales of New York City.
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"Meditation," a reflection on black masculinities inspired by the 1989 film "Tongues Untied," was one of five world premieres in the eighth edition of Realness.
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Pyongyang "is ready to teach the U.S. a severe lesson with its nuclear strategic force," should the Untied States attack North Korea, Ri reportedly said.
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There's the secular İpek Bozkurt, an activist and lawyer, who huddled with her friends to stay warm, her brunette hair untied as she jumped and chanted.
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Not one to leave loose ends untied is Amazon, which is rolling out a feature called Answer Update on Alexa devices this week, spotted by Voicebox.
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"New shipments via safe routes are on the way (to Mexico) and left on time from the southern Untied States before the hurricane arrived," he said.
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Her art, like so much great art, seems to resist the notion of artistic evolution, as if we could forget the strands that we leave untied.
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Untied, the tenderloin tapers at one end, which means either the thinner side or the thicker side — but not both — can be cooked to pink perfection.
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"The relationship between Canada and the Untied States is extremely strong, and I have a very good relationship with President Trump and his team," he said.
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The video, comprised in part of outtakes from the iconic Tongues Untied (1989), centers black queer voices and the homophobia, racism, joy, and loss that surrounds them.
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Even after standing in them all night, I laced up those straps (which are surprisingly very durable and never came untied once) again at 8:00 a.m.
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The script is perhaps overly solemn, and leaves some plot strands untied, but 2049 still has a sense of completeness and intelligence that's unfortunately absent from Legacy.
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" During the casting, one model brought him a bouquet of untied flowers and another slipped him a thank-you note that read "who writes thank-you cards?
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"I had a dream last night that my shoe came untied so Drake retied it, looked at me and said 'God's Plan' with a wink," she tweeted.
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A yacht belonging to Education Secretary Betsy Devos' family was untied from its dock in Ohio over the weekend, causing up to $10,000 in damage, police said.
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I ran into the room yelling, "Ta-da" and whipped open my coat to reveal said dress...which had come untied and was puddled around my feet.
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Nelly had to hit pause on his show in Las Vegas after one of his fans did something that totally messed with his flow ... untied his shoe!!!
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With the Wildcats hosting Rutgers on Thursday, Deary started a drive in the second quarter, but noticed her untied shoelace before getting too far down the court.
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But patriotism, while embraced by many, is being redefined by younger generations, untied to the past and devoid of experiences that would tie them to times past.
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This past weekend, a group of vandals untied Education Secretary Betsy DeVos' $40 million yacht which was docked in Huron Ohio, causing an estimated $5,000-$10,000 in damage.
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The captain of the yacht was who called the police and reported that he had discovered someone had purposely untied the Seaquest from the dock, the report said.
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Daily-Diamond and his co-researchers were able to figure this out by recording a high-speed video of someone running on a treadmill until their shoelaces untied.
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The untied tongue at the edge of garbage where a delegation of minor royals eclipses the torrent— this craft, the method of mines laid in their own path.
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The question for the country is what happens if local police departments, relieved of the realistic prospect of federal oversight, feel their hands are untied in tense situations.
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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, noting the progress made by the 11 countries after Trump abandoned the deal, also flagged challenges to the Untied States rejoining the pact.
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Alexander Steen untied the score less than four minutes later on the power play, deflecting Brayden Schenn's one-timer from the right circle by Holtby for his sixth goal.
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A German official said that Berlin could consider bilateral funds via untied financial credits, but another official said any German or European support was conditional on the IMF support.
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"I don't know if she dropped something and had to pick it up, or if her shoe was untied," Ms. Heller said, but she eagerly bounded over to help.
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Taking a syringe from a bundle of about thirty held together with rubber bands, she gripped the rig between her teeth and untied a blue ribbon from her hair.
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She wrote that the man then "piled up the guitars and Chris' camera and then untied my hands and told me to take off my pants," according to the outlet.
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Last month, vandals untied a $40 million yacht owned by DeVos&apos family, setting it adrift at a boat club in Huron, Ohio, resulting in thousands of dollars in damage.
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They're water-resistant, light, and have a chic strap in lieu of laces, so a debilitating untied-lace-related injury will be one less thing on your list of worries.
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Langer was a first-year starter and played every offensive down for the 103 Super Bowl champion Dolphins, the only N.F.L. team to go unbeaten and untied in 17 games.
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An unknown person untied a yacht owned by the family of billionaire Education Secretary Betsy DeVos from its dock in Huron, Ohio, this past weekend, according to the Huron Police Department.
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Wazzan, who was born in Egypt and came to the Untied States in the 1990s, said more alarming than Trump's words is the overwhelming support the candidate enjoys in the borough.
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That evidence could start rolling in this summer as seasonal demand for fuel ramps up, but rising production in the Untied States, Libya and Nigeria is offsetting OPEC-led production cuts.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "It was just reported that a $40 million yacht owned by Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos was untied from its dock, causing the boat to drift away and crash.
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But by the time she had untied herself from the mast of her art it was midnight, and there was no one to join her in a walk in the park.
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One khipu found at the site had its knots untied, suggesting that the information stored there had been "erased" by the accountants so that the khipu could be reused, Ms. Landa said.
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These artists' confessions paved the way for the likes of Marlon Riggs, whose now-famous essay film Tongues Untied undertook a similar confessional through poetry, performance, and both textual and visual narration.
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We're talking a Hadid, a Baldwin, a Victoria's Secret Angel — and Candice Huffine, who stuns in her cover shot, clad in an untied, dusty rose Fendi number that pops against the backdrop.
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Speaking at the same summit, McMaster said the Untied States needs to expose the Revolutionary Guards' network, including financial institutions that allow them to work within legitimate institutions to further their agenda.
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General Motors said in a Wednesday statement the company backs "a positive trade relationship" between the two nations and that China and the Untied States should participate "in constructive dialogue" on trade.
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The Toledo Blade reported that investigators aren't sure who to blame for the incident, but are hoping surveillance footage will reveal who untied the yacht from the dock and set it free.
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The USMCA included a side deal that exempts Canada and Mexico from any new tariffs the Untied States puts on autos in the future, as long as they import under a certain threshold.
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Cait Scudder, a business coach for female entrepreneurs says women tend to apologize if a situation — that is completely untied to their own performance or actions — is uncomfortable, shouldering the "blame" almost instinctively.
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After the couple exchanged vows, and the ring was placed on Ms. Stevens's finger, she untied a ribbon on the groom's finger to reveal an elongated S he had tattooed a week earlier.
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"At an awards show, Billy Dee Williams came up to hug me, and I accidentally said, 'I would have my tubes untied to give you a baby,&apos" she recalls of meeting the singer.
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"It really untied our hands to be able to focus on what is really in the best interest of the customer, both from a package perspective and also from a technology perspective," McBride said.
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The knots are topologically stable: unlike the knots we tie in ropes or shoelaces, a topologically stable knot cannot be untied without cutting the rope, although you can relocate the knots within the rope.
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A French government spokesman said Tuesday that the country does not "share certain values" with the Untied States as the Trump administration digs in on its policy of separating migrant families at the border.
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The adolescent dismissiveness of that kid in the alley morphed into performative hypermasculinity in my teens — an intentionality with how I walked and talked and fixed my face and even kept my shoes untied.
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"At the start of the 4th of July Parade this young man ran out to help one of our Honor Guard members whose shoe came untied," Arlington Police Chief Will Johnson said in the tweet.
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The ending is sad but satisfying: While there are some untied threads, and we're left feeling aching and uncertain about both characters' futures, a happy fairy-tale ending for the pair would have felt trite.
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It turns out that catastrophic knot failure, which also describes how I feel when my shoes come untied, is due to a combination of the striking motion and the swinging acting to loosen the knot.
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This requires cutting off the supply of weapons to groups directly affiliated with the PKK, designated a terrorist organization by the Untied States, but without forsaking the rights of Kurds in Syria, Iraq and Turkey.
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Like season eight of Game of Thrones, we're ending this impeachment saga with more loose ends just left untied out there than a rug woven by a precocious but not very talented five-year-old.
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Lincoln's attorney general reasoned that this was permissible since they had associated with an enemy of the Untied States and had violated the laws of war, the universally accepted rules and customs for engaging in conflict.
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Betsy DeVos' Yacht Video A $40 million boat owned by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos was untied from its Ohio dock last week, causing it to drift into a dock and incur up to $10,000 in damages.
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Secretary of education's 163-foot yacht, Seaquest, was untied from the dock at the Huron Boat Basin in Ohio on Sunday and crashed into the dock, according to a police report obtained by the Toledo Blade.
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During one such stroll on a humid, crowded August afternoon, Mr. Faizon, dressed in a leather coat and untied shoes, paused to observe a 43th Street billboard showing a dog clenching a phone in its jaws.
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In Italy's case, that means a version of modernity which provides for its systems – political, economic, industrial, social provision, policing, security – to work with relative efficiency and transparency, untied to organized crime or networks of corruption.
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Well, Upton juxtaposes the color-coordinated image with a more realistic shot of how exactly she gets a room that clean (with a solid vacuum and some elbow grease), while wearing sneakers with the laces untied.
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Huron Police responded to a call early Sunday to find the SeaQuest, a 50-meter Westport superyacht reportedly valued at $40 million, had been untied from a dock at the Huron Boat Basin and set adrift.
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Helen, 14, River Dell Regional High School: The day had just started and I was sitting in a classroom with two uneven pigtails, one untied lace, half of my best friend necklace, and zero English skills.
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"Some people have untied and unwrapped pajama sets to check them out, and then they want you to go get them one in the same size and pattern from the stockroom that has not been opened."
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When your computer crashes, it's annoying, you lost an hour of work, but it wouldn't be as funny if that computer were controlling the airplane you were flying in or the nuclear arsenal of the Untied States.
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The 163-foot Seaquest yacht had been moored at the Huron Boat Basin when the captain alerted authorities early Sunday morning it had been untied and set adrift, according to a police report provided to Fox News.
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"Japan also feels a bit abandoned by the Untied States because the United States has withdrawn from the TPP — the Trans-Pacific Partnership, " said Fukushima, adding that both sides see the economic benefit of furthering their bilateral ties.
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But as the free end in question continues to elongate, the disparity in inertial force gets bigger—and, eventually, only two or three strides are needed to take a shoe from being apparently securely tied to being untied.
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It's early in the week and therefore quiet, so most of the girls sit around playing Candy Crush on their phones, while one, her halterneck dress untied and breasts exposed, dances languidly around a pole to The Weeknd.
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The use of "Indo-Pacific" has grown among diplomats from Japan, Australia, India and the Untied States in recent years, a shorthand for a democratic-led region, as opposed to an "Asia-Pacific" with China at its center.
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Others worry economic pressure may not be enough, as North Korea sees the ability to successfully strike the Untied States with a nuclear weapon as the only viable way to prevent any American led attempts at regime change.
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The use of "Indo-Pacific" has grown among diplomats from Japan, Australia, India and the Untied States in recent years, a shorthand for a democratic-led region, as opposed to an "Asia-Pacific" with China at its centre.
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"There is no daylight between the Untied States, the Republic of Korea and Japan on the need to continue to isolate North Korea economically and diplomatically until they abandon their nuclear missile program," Pence said following the meeting.
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"The government extended my mandate to negotiate on the lease or purchase ... and also untied my hands to negotiate with other states in order to best use our resources in terms of price and securing Slovakia's defense," Gajdos said.
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Powell stuck to his guns at the Fed's annual Jackson Hole meeting on August 23, acknowledging the risk of an economic slowdown in the Untied States without hinting whether the central bank would cut interest rates again in September.
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The former 'Bachelor'/'Bachelorette' contestants and break out stars from "Bachelor in Paradise" tied the knot Sunday at the Untied Congregational Church in Newport, Rhode Island ... with none other than their old costars in attendance -- plus other famous folks too.
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Calle Jarnkrok's tip of Mattias Ekholm's point shot at 3:17 of the second period enabled the Predators (11-9-902) to tie the game, but Simmonds untied it at 6:47 with Mike Fisher off for boarding Shayne Gostisbehere.
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The military interventions in Syria to prop up President Bashar al-Assad have been accompanied by a drumbeat of reports on state television celebrating Russia's role as a key power without which no military or political knot can be untied.
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I plan to mark the inauguration and his four years in office — that is, if he's not impeached, which is completely possible given his hubris and cluelessness — by witnessing the ceremony and practicing being a radical human being with an untied tongue.
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Making savvy use of period music (most notably U2's "With or Without You"), the episode left certain loose ends untied -- Stan's marriage among them -- but satisfyingly brought the Jennings' back home, returning to a country to which they no longer wholly belonged.
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The board mentions suspending the Syrian Refugee Program, scrapping federal funding for sanctuary cities, beefing up the number of border patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, and several other plans that would dramatically alter the immigration policies of the Untied States.
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This hit on the Untied States, which has mostly escaped the damage suffered by countries like Belgium and France, came soon after a major speech by ISIS spokesman Abu Muhammad al-Adnani inciting violence at home during the holy month of Ramadan.
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She posed at an unidentified venue with her husband Jay - Z. It was the kind of the photoshoot not uncharacteristic of any social media aficionado, except Bey and her bae stood untied on a private jet ,and the YSL boots she wore cost $10,000.
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"When President Trump agreed to this dialogue, he envisioned this as a mechanism for enhancing bilateral commercial relations between the Untied States and Japan, and achieving results in the near future," Pence told Japanese Deputy Prime Minister Taro Aso at the start of the talks.
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JR: We had, last summer, the NATO summit in Brussels-, JR: And after the summit, all 29 countries, they said, and also the United States, that NATO is now much more stronger-, JR: NATO is much more untied, and NATO is much more closer.
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The "let cops be cops" solution — most recently peddled on "Fox & Friends" in light of the bloody weekend — feeds the delusion that police officers themselves can actually control crime, that the causes of and prescriptions for plagues like gun violence are untied to socioeconomic factors.
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Under it, Washington committed to a full withdrawal in 14 months, and to working with allied international forces to do the same – contingent on the Taliban keeping a pledge to renounce violence and sever ties with militant organizations threatening the Untied States and its allies.
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Things are always coming undone and falling away from Mr. Anderson's clothes, like fine gold strands that hang from a sheer blouse, a floor-length cape dress with sleeves that fall open when untied, and fuzzy animals embroidered on sweaters with untrimmed fringe fur.
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A Drop of Sun Under the Earth is immediately notable for its echoing of earlier collaborations between Black queer filmmakers and poets, such as Marlon Riggs and Isaac Julien's featuring of Essex Hemphill's poetry in the experimental films Tongues Untied (1989) and Looking for Langston (1989).
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President Bill Clinton sent the treaty to Senate in 1999, and it was ratified, with some reservations, only in 2008; the United States has yet to ratify the convention's supplementary protocols which narrow down the circumstances ("imperative military necessity") in which a commander's hand can be untied.
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"Some tie the strings to the side, some leave the cape out, some tuck the cape in, some leave the strings untied and the cape out," with the durag sitting loosely over the head, according to Mr. Sodeke, who considers himself part of the wave community.
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" If the Trump administration scrapped the Paris Agreement, said Morgan, from Greenpeace International, it would show "disrespect for other countries that have identified this as a priority, and a lack of understanding for how important that agreement is for the safety and security of people in the Untied States.
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The plenary meeting of the party's Central Committee, which began on Saturday, is being closely watch amid concerns that Kim could suspend his deadlocked nuclear negotiations with the Untied States and take a more confrontational approach by lifting a self-imposed moratorium on nuclear and long-range missile tests.
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"Jim Jordan thinks the American people are stupid enough — maybe because he's not wearing a jacket, he's one of us; hey, look at him, he's — and his tie is untied," said co-host Scarborough on "Morning Joe," referring to the conservative lawmaker's appearance at a House Judiciary Committee hearing.
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The plenary meeting of the party&aposs Central Committee, which began on Saturday, is being closely watch amid concerns that Kim could suspend his deadlocked nuclear negotiations with the Untied States and take a more confrontational approach by lifting a self-imposed moratorium on nuclear and long-range missile tests.
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The captain of the 163-foot yacht, named "The Seaquest," called the Huron Police Department early Sunday morning when he and his crew realized the Secretary of Education's boat was untied from the dock at a northern Ohio marina and set adrift by vandals, according to police reports obtained by VICE News.
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Back in the 19th century, satire had it that husbands were frequently called upon to lace their wives into their corsets: on the one hand because the strength required exceeded that of a ladies' maid, but also so that men could see if the laces had been untied and refastened incorrectly by a lover.
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On Monday, they each produced a late home run — the first by Judge that tied the score in the sixth and the second by Hicks that untied it in the eighth — propelling the Yankees to a 13-2 victory over the Mets at Yankee Stadium in the first game of four between the teams this week.
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He told police that she was free to leave after the Romanians abandoned the property, but that she choose to stay, according to the court documents obtained by the AP. Ayling did tell police that after a couple of days of captivity, Herba untied her handcuffs and that they slept in the same double bed, but he did not assault her, according to the court documents.
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He's changed policies, made declarations, said his hands were tied, untied them to sign an executive order that may or may not accomplish anything, blamed Democrats, blamed his predecessors, demanded Congress act, tried to force Congress to act, refused to endorse a specific congressional bill, promised a sweeping immigration reform was possible and, most recently, said Congress should just give up for a while.
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A $40 million yacht owned by Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE was reportedly untied from the dock at a northern Ohio marina and set adrift.
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