When she quit dancing to focus on pole vaulting, she began feeling as though pole vaulting alone wasn't giving her a good enough workout.
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" - Jo Anna, 33 "Bruised shoulder drunk-vaulting parking meters.
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Blindness didn't stop her from pursuing her dream of pole vaulting.
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The most important of these tools, however, is the Vaulting Pole.
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She was in a condition, all the same, of vaulting readiness.
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The movement, vaulting, and combat has that reliable Call of Duty polish.
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Here's how to get the Vaulting Pole in "Animal Crossing: New Horizons."
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His career revived in the 2000s, vaulting from one high to another.
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"Vaulting combined the athletic elements with my love of horses," she said.
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Wholesale food prices increased 1.1% last month after vaulting 1.3% in October.
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She looks like a happy little tomboy vaulting around in a tree.
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In his hands, a cramped apartment transforms into a vaulting memory palace.
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Wholesale food prices increased 1.1% last month after vaulting 1.3% in October.
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Meanwhile, Kimmel's son was Photoshopped to look like he excelled at pole vaulting.
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Behind his back, colleagues in France's Socialist government whisper about his vaulting ambition.
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But it's not Barnum & Bailey, it's vaulting at the F.E.I. World Equestrian Games.
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Armand Duplantis, nicknamed Mondo, demonstrating a training device for pole-vaulting this month.
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Samir Ait Said severely injured his leg while vaulting during team preliminaries Saturday.
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Receipts at auto dealerships, however, fell 1.4 percent after vaulting 3.2 percent in December.
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I hope you appreciate, even a bit, what a great sport pole vaulting is.
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Soaring demand for a commodity is usually met by vaulting investment to ensure supply.
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When Longstreth's compositions are vaulting out of your speakers, it's because of the drums.
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Yelena Isinbayeva is a Russian pole vaulting star and the current world record-holder.
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Going into the world championships in October, Douglas had injured her knee while vaulting.
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With the Vaulting Pole, you can leap straight over these rivers, no bridges required.
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The hall's vaulting showcases a life-size blue whale, midway through an eternal dive.
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The profile included a photo of what was stated to be Kimmel's son pole vaulting.
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Confirmation hearings for President Trump's Cabinet nominees are vaulting some Democratic senators into the spotlight.
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The better news is that China is becoming increasingly constrained by vaulting ambition and overreach.
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Even high diving and pole vaulting can look like fun in the hands of competent experts!
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He runs vaulting, clearing and financing side of the metals business, while Nowak looks after trading.
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The campaign drummed up significant grass-roots support, vaulting the Vermont senator into the national spotlight.
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"The stone vaulting acted like a firewall and it kept the worst heat away," he said.
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His eldest brother, Andreas, finished as high as third at the Southeastern Conference indoor vaulting championships.
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Yet vaulting to Superhost status is hardly intuitive, and I learned hard lessons along the way.
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"It's not like tech is vaulting into the stratosphere while everything else does nothing," Cramer said.
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In February, spending on private construction projects rose 0.2 percent after vaulting 1.5 percent in January.
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The dollar's rally appears to be over after vaulting 20 percent between June 2014 and December 2015.
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Sucker Punch's character would incorporate parkour-style athleticism by seamlessly climbing up buildings and vaulting over obstacles.
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The combined company will be the world's biggest goldminer, vaulting ahead of the recently merged Barrick-Randgold.
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West, north, east of the center, three women are carried in marvelous vaulting arcs by the men.
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Consequently, offshore turbines today are vaulting up even faster than onshore turbines have over the past decade.
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Once you have the Vaulting Pole recipe, you'll need to find five softwood pieces to build it.
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But this is just the recipe — to actually get the Vaulting Pole, you'll need to craft it.
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Once you have your five softwood, head back to the crafting bench and build your Vaulting Pole!
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Meeting the vaulting team Volteo, which we ultimately profiled in this film, transformed our perspective on maturation.
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He began vaulting with a broomstick in the living room, using an ottoman as a landing pit.
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Vaulting to this level of success means Diane doesn't even have to consider relying on her husband.
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That moment gave Harris significant momentum, vaulting her all the way to second place in some nationals polls.
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Sex is certainly on the agenda in a pair of vaulting sculptures by contemporary French artist, François Morellet.
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Vaulting over that hurdle, by explaining AI reasoning to operators in real time, could be a major challenge.
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Increasingly, lithium-ion batteries are vaulting out of pockets into power tools, vehicles, homes and even power stations.
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They are also the fairly predictable result of the vaulting complexity of our rapidly transforming global, digital world.
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Just to the south, California also elected a large Democratic majority and is vaulting ahead on clean energy.
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Then as now, real estate ate territory like an invasive species, vaulting upward and outward in bullying disarray.
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A couple of years later, she saw a vaulting demonstration at a horse show and was immediately intrigued.
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Levitating trains cruise past vaulting skyscrapers with thatched roofs, as saucer-shaped aircraft carve arcs in the sky.
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Meanwhile, tweaks like Mario's automatic vaulting over enemies will take a lot of getting used to for Mario veterans.
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The ambience of its cavernous central hall is appropriately ecclesiastical, with tall stained-glass windows and vaulting Romanesque arches.
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The world watched in horror as French gymnast Samir Ait Said severely fractured his tibia and fibula while vaulting.
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Both are men of principle, who spent years in the political wilderness before vaulting to their party's top echelons.
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So what has resulted in vaulting coming on leaps and bounds, while similar-styled sports hop and skip along?
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That was when Thiago Braz (pictured) won an unexpected gold medal, and set an Olympic record, in pole vaulting.
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The euro was resting at $1.2062 after vaulting to $1.2092 in early trades, its highest level since January 2015.
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Yelena Isinbaeva, a Russian pole-vaulting champion, charged the IAAF with discriminating against Russians just because they are Russian.
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He does not ascribe to himself high-minded principles or present himself as the symbol of some vaulting philosophy.
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Wind power should grow 22050% and 6003% in those years, vaulting it ahead of hydropower for the first time.
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The games will include eight of them: dressage, driving, eventing, para-equestrian dressage, vaulting, endurance, show jumping and reining.
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After launch, the small-car sized craft will perform several flybys of Venus before vaulting itself toward the sun.
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"It's not like tech is vaulting into the stratosphere while everything else does nothing," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Pole vaulting eventually eclipsed his childhood dream of playing in the Little League World Series like his older brother.
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Pole vaulting eventually eclipsed his childhood dream of playing in the Little League World Series like his older brother.
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Groundbreaking on single-family housing projects has slowed since vaulting to near a 9-1/2-year high in February.
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The Frenchman, who was vaulting in Rouen, France, when he heard about Duplantis' record, said he had been expecting it.
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Mr. Mekurya performed with the Ex, but he earned one of the evening's loudest cheers with a vaulting unaccompanied improvisation.
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The European planemaker said net orders after cancellations rose 52 percent to 363,109 jets in 2017, vaulting past Boeing's 912.
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In the early game, you'll need the Vaulting Pole to leave the starting area and explore most of your island.
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Julian McPeak, a spokeswoman for the United States Equestrian Federation, describes vaulting as a combination of gymnastics and ice-skating.
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Many were involved in gymnastics, and then a friend introduced them to the sport or they saw a vaulting exhibition.
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By the time the lights come up, Mr. Lepage has transformed his former cramped apartment into a vaulting memory palace.
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French gymnast Samir Ait Said's Olympics ended when he severely injured his left leg while vaulting during team preliminaries on Saturday.
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Six-year-old Bytedance secured a $75 billion valuation in the most recent fundraising, vaulting it ahead of Uber Technologies Inc.
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LAST YEAR, a 20-metre-long pink neon sign was suspended from the vaulting Victorian ceiling in London's St Pancras station.
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The ad comes after Cruz has been vaulting in the polls here in Iowa, where he has been endorsed by Rep.
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It was basically the collapse of the stone vaulting under the crossing where the spire was, and in two other locations.
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T.M. Landry, a school in small-town Louisiana, has garnered national attention for vaulting its underprivileged black students to elite colleges.
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To assist with this, Blathers gives you the DIY recipe for the Vaulting Pole, which will help you cross the rivers.
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Use the vaulting pole recipe in your inventory to "Learn" it, so it'll be added to your list of DIY recipes.
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He was one of the first people to start vaulting on the Hanoverian after he was imported in 2013, Roberts said.
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It's also raw, dense, violent, scalding, darkly comic, exhilarating and exhausting — a testament to Mr. James's vaulting ambition and prodigious talent.
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The extreme sport known as parkour involves vaulting high obstacles, leaping from rooftop to rooftop and literally bouncing off the walls.
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That land route eventually became the Overseas Highway, or U.S. 1, vaulting across channels, and linking 44 islands, via 42 bridges.
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Moves can be combined in a number of surprising ways, vaulting over enemies and catapulting to collect coins high in the air.
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Ogita was initially dismayed by the mockery, but has now used his notoriety to bring attention to the sport of pole vaulting.
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The son of a high school coach who is his trainer, Kendricks turned to pole vaulting after unsuccessful tries at other sports.
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Spending on public construction projects fell 0.9 percent in September, the largest drop since August 2017, after vaulting 2.2 percent in August.
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Bijoux d'artistes is pleasurably guilty of pole vaulting "art" into the category of fashionable, high-end luxury products: art à la mode.
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"M&A of this nature points to Technip's vaulting ambition to step into the 'big league' of global oil services," he wrote.
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Mr. Murray used a higher center of gravity, often vaulting from cool swing to fish-at-the-end-of-the-line agitation.
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The priestess's jealousy explodes into a trio that at its climax suddenly shifts from minor to major in a glorious vaulting phrase.
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Vaulting a few women of color to the top gives the beauty standard a progressive sheen that helps inure it from criticism.
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He set a world outdoor record by vaulting 15 feet 9¼ inches at the Olympic trials at Stanford Stadium in July 153.
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Still, leak activity has increased in both regions, with India vaulting to first in the world and the U.K. moving up to fifth.
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Scotia has not yet decided on the future of Mocatta's Asian arm or whether to continue clearing and vaulting precious metals, sources said.
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Vaulting on, he stampeded the rest out of the barn and over the hills, shouting a victory song in Crow as he rode.
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Arguably, this display is pleasurably guilty of pole vaulting "art" into the category of fashionable, high-end luxury products: art à la mode.
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Merkel's aims may be more circumspect than Macron's more vaulting vision, but then for Germany -- Europe's economic power house -- the EU is working.
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They had been young officers with meteoric rises, vaulting up the ranks and into positions in which they helped define policing in America.
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However, Europe's Method ultimately won both the game and series, vaulting them into the grand finals against fellow EU threat Gale Force Esports.
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He noted that while battery capacity remains the biggest challenge, magniX is concentrating on vaulting some of the other hurdles in electrifying aircraft.
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Talking to him just once will give you access to the vaulting pole, which you'll need to access the rest of the island.
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You won't be able to build bridges over these rivers until much later, and until then, you'll need the Vaulting Pole to cross.
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Single-family construction has lost ground since vaulting to a near 9-1/5.23-year high in February, despite strong demand for housing.
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Notre-Dame is renowned for its rib vaulting, flying buttresses and stunning stained glass windows, as well as its many carved stone gargoyles.
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He took a leap of faith and designed colorful iMacs that shifted the company's product design dramatically, vaulting it into a coveted consumer product.
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With no gas cookers, fridges, or microwaves, food preparation here has barely changed since the time when the only clock was the vaulting sun.
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This year is marking a rebound for the hedge-fund industry so far, with widespread gains vaulting funds in the first half of 2019.
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Recent surveys in the two early-nominating states show Mr. Buttigieg vaulting into the double digits in a field of nearly 20 declared candidates.
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Shares of the homebuying site surged on February 20 after it posted a strong earnings report, reportedly vaulting Barton into the three comma club.
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Moves can be combined in a number of ways, sending Mario vaulting over enemies, catapulting to collect coins, or leaping to hard-to-reach places.
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Orders for machinery gained 1.353 percent, with orders for machinery, oil field and gas field machinery soaring 207.9 percent after vaulting 139.1 percent in May.
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Animated by exuberant, juddering cross-rhythms, vaulting easily from frenetic, Terry Riley-ish minimalism to tranquil introspection, Ms. Meredith's compositions seem to contain whole worlds.
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Technically, I have enough space to put a couch, but if I did I wouldn't be able to take a step without vaulting over furniture.
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They are about ideas — the idea of a vaulting vision of humanity, of courage, and of service and sacrifice in fidelity to a greater good.
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Students were fraudulently presented as pole-vaulting champions or crew stars, knowing such an artifice would be their ticket into the school of their dreams.
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I thought of the vaulting ambition to create a perfect wave in Faustian terms—a pact with the Devil, sealed with a drop of blood.
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Since then, the Echo has become a surprise hit, vaulting Amazon ahead of Google in a race to build technology that interacts as humans do.
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In 2008, James Chao gave the couple a gift of as much as $25 million, vaulting Mr. McConnell into the ranks of the richest senators.
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But Brignone is vaulting up the season World Cup giant slalom standings, having finished second in the season-opening giant slalom last month in Austria.
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Charl Schwartzel, the 43 Masters champion, also posted a 24, vaulting into a tie for fourth at seven under, a stroke behind third-place Koepka.
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The film profiles Zuzia, 12, in her own coming-of-age moment as she navigates her changing body and her position on her vaulting team.
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The Vaulting Pole is by far the most important tool in "Animal Crossing: New Horizons," the latest entry in Nintendo's best-selling life simulator series.
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The calculations apply more generally to determining the crack formation of other rod-like structures, like poles used in pole vaulting and other engineering situations.
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Relations between Haley and Trump have been far from cordial, with both vaulting verbal jabs at each other during the race for the White House. Rep.
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In fact, the electric- car maker's market capitalization is now $132 billion last week, vaulting past the 83-year-old German giant's, at around $85 billion.
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Still, the Shanghai-based startup recently secured an undisclosed Series E, vaulting its valuation to an apparent $21748413 billion, up from $21748412 billion in late 21748411.
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The central timber lattice echoes the Gothic vaulting at nearby King's College Chapel, she said, while the golden dome punctuates the skyline of lean university spires.
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The business that will be closed includes physical precious metals trading, and related activities including refinery services, vaulting and transportation of precious metals, the source said.
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Housing starts in the South soared 17.2 percent in October to 22007,213.9 units, with single-family construction vaulting 212.6 percent to its highest level since 21.232.
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Well, aside from that one guy, who appears to be vaulting himself over the car with one hand on the roof while it is in motion.
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Elena Isinbaeva, a Russian pole-vaulting champion, called the decision a "human rights violation", charging the IAAF with discriminating against Russians "on the basis of nationality".
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Texas got a preview of this vaulting ambition, this post-partisan show-up politics, when O'Rourke challenged Ted Cruz for his U.S. Senate seat in 2018.
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Housing starts in the South soared 21.9 percent in October to 1.9.9,000 units, with single-family construction vaulting 16.6 percent to its highest level since 2007.
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The series vacillates between guarding the fandom and gently teasing it, vaulting fan fiction to mainstream recognition while reinforcing its subordinate relationship to conventional creative properties.
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Koepka (68) trod water for much of the day, before vaulting within three shots of the lead thanks to consecutive birdies on the final three holes.
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The two companies said they sold a combined 12.6 million tons of metallurgical coal in 2017, vaulting the merged company ahead of Coronado Resources Ltd of Vancouver.
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The episode of the week for January 21 through 27 is "Vaulting Ambition," the 12th episode of the first season of CBS All Access's Star Trek: Discovery.
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Polls show gains for the environmentalist Greens, vaulting them into the mix for a seat in the grand coalition that has governed the conservative nation for decades.
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The focus at the moment, though, is pole vaulting, and the competition on Saturday at the NYRR Millrose Games in New York City could not be finer.
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Social media has exploded with images of Simone Biles vaulting, Katie Ledecky outstroking fellow swimmers, and North and South Korean competitors embracing, just to name a few.
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The watery grace of "Vaulting the Sea" encapsulates this probably best of the stories in Home Remedies; the watery grace evokes Carol Anshaw's under-read novel Aquamarine.
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Ayanna Pressley, 45, less than a year removed from her own primary challenge to an incumbent Democrat — vaulting her into national politics and progressive heroism alongside Rep.
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Acquiring GM's Opel and Vauxhall brands would give PSA a 16.3 percent share of the European passenger car market, vaulting it ahead of French rival Renault SA (RENA.PA).
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With the release of a new trailer at the PC Gaming Show today at E3, the mysterious PlayerUnknown revealed that PUBG is going to add climbing and vaulting.
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But the unwillingness of other Congress officails to give in to the demands of the smaller parties and the vaulting ambition of key regional figures frustrated his efforts.
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The Frenchman, who had earlier said vaulting would be difficult because of the conditions, missed twice at 22021 and then ran out of time on his third attempt.
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The controlled sensation Of vaulting gold that drove a funeral then Linked death to dancing people, grief to joy: The rich, sweet notes rang like the real McCoy.
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By the end, as Marnie sings "I'm free!" in upward-vaulting intervals, she is accompanied by an intricate, vital new sonority of piccolos, celesta, harp, and bowed crotales.
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They settled on a modern misting system that would quell a fire in the rafters, but would minimize water damage that sprinklers might cause in plaster vaulting below.
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"The trading in physical precious metals and related activities comprising refinery services, vaulting and transportation of precious metals will be terminated within the next year," the source said.
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A governing class that has vaulting self-confidence and dwindling credibility, locked in stalemate with populist movements that are easily grifted upon and offer more grievances than plans.
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Suhr attempted to go even higher than that on Saturday, three times unsuccessfully vaulting at 5.07 meters, the highest height ever tried by a woman, athletics officials said.
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After vaulting onto the leaderboard, on the verge of clinching his coveted PGA Tour card for next year, it all unraveled at the penultimate hole at TPC Sawgrass.
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He argued that Iowa, due to its small size, allows candidates with small budgets but strong retail political skills a shot at vaulting into contention for the nomination.
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America's Great Working-Class Colleges Dozens of colleges are vaulting thousands of low-income students into the middle class and beyond, and yet are being starved of funding.
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After vaulting into the top 10 at age 18 in 2015, Bencic succumbed to a series of injuries, including a left wrist problem that required surgery last spring.
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Deafness to the world of real sound gave Beethoven the freedom to create hitherto undreamed-of new sound-worlds, and that played into his vaulting ambition to address posterity.
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"[D]espite building a reputation as one of the Senate's toughest interrogators and vaulting ahead of most of the 2020 field, [Harris] remains a politician under construction," he writes.
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The new Democratic-held House voted Nancy Pelosi its speaker on Thursday, vaulting the representative back to the pinnacle of her power at a critical moment for her party.
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While Amazon's foray into smartphones flopped, it staged a coup with the introduction of Alexa, vaulting to the front of the pack when it comes to smart home gadgets.
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I discovered that running up and down hills, vaulting tree roots and crunching along forest paths come with genuine, unquantifiable physical pleasures: clean, sharp air in hard-working lungs.
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Shalev wants to know where that $2 million came from and, in an Olympian feat of logical pole-vaulting, sees Salvator Mundi's $450.3 million price tag in his crosshairs.
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Though Vergesten's mother died of Huntington's in 2013, her fighting spirit inspired Vergesten to push her own body to its limits through sports like gymnastics, pole vaulting and swimming.
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Glatezer, who took up cycling after injuries ended his pole vaulting dreams, became the first man to break one minute for the time trial at sea level last November.
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Recent reports speculated on the Temasek investment (but not PayPal) which would give Pine Labs a valuation of over $1 billion, thus vaulting it into the global 'unicorn' club.
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By vaulting art into the public consciousness, the space challenges other purveyors of culture to consider how easy, or difficult, they make it for people to see their wares.
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They've played more minutes together than all but one other lineup pairing on the team, and are vaulting each other to career-high averages in points, rebounds, and assists.
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They have two children and their biracial family's prominence, particularly their son Dante's Afro, in the 2013 campaign is widely seen as vaulting Mr. de Blasio to the mayoralty.
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In another canvas from the early '80s, an aerial view of highways — a metaphor, perhaps, for the "information superhighway" — is turned vertically, so it looks like Gothic cathedral vaulting.
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Since outmanoeuvring and displacing his predecessor Mohammed bin Nayef in 19703, the crown prince – who is just 34 – has established an astonishing record of vaulting ambition and ruthless suppression.
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She joined the male Belarusian gymnast as a top winner on Saturday, when she scored a gold medal in the vaulting competition at the world championship in Stuttgart, Germany.
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LSU&aposs success this season should help them recruit some of the best talent in the country, vaulting them into the atmosphere of the top programs in the country.
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"Pole vault units?" sounds like it should refer to height or distance in the sport of pole vaulting, but we're going in a totally different direction with this one.
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After briefly vaulting into the lead during his second-round 27, Woods said he was humbled by the support of fans, both in his gallery and on social media.
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Peep was a prolific collaborator, but he hadn't released songs with someone like Marshmello—a malleable producer with a proven track record of vaulting singles into the Billboard charts.
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The dizzying idealism reaches its height in one of the exhibition's most striking rooms where, bird-like, a wood and canvas flying machine is suspended from a vaulting rotunda ceiling.
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The company is only in its fifth year of operation and owes much of its success to the ACA, quickly vaulting the company to a $2.7 billion valuation by 2016.
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In last week's race at Road America, Justin Allgaier forced his way past Bell as he charged to the front and eventually won, vaulting past Bell into the series lead.
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Pole vaulting seems patently dangerous: Competitors run down a track at top speed, holding a giant, flexible stick that they use to launch themselves nearly 20123 feet into the air.
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Pole vaulting seems patently dangerous: Competitors run down a track at top speed, holding a giant, flexible stick that they use to launch themselves nearly 20 feet into the air.
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A second problem is finding enough profitable projects to match the vaulting ambition of the scheme, which aims to create a Eurasian trading bloc rivalling the American-dominated transatlantic area.
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The oldest of three children, he attended Shaker Heights High School, where he developed dual passions for science and pole-vaulting, and served in the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps.
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DeSantis had trailed Putnam in polls of the race for months before Trump officially endorsed DeSantis' candidacy in June, vaulting DeSantis past the former member of the House Republican leadership.
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The 2105-year-old vault specialist Oksana Chusovitina, for example, performed a front handspring onto the vaulting horse and two front somersaults off — the most difficult vault in the world.
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Rojas allegedly swerved onto the wrong side of the road at about noon, vaulting the sidewalk and hitting several pedestrians before crashing into a busy street corner, ABC News reports.
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He took nearly half the vote there Saturday, winning nearly two-thirds of the delegates on offer and vaulting him into second place behind Sanders in the hunt for delegates.
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Vaulting from social media sensation to Florida Georgia Line opener in barely a year, Kane Brown is proving that rules definitely don't have to be followed to make it in Nashville.
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The rise partially offset the fall that Switzerland, home to many of the world's biggest gold refiners and a major precious metals trading and vaulting hub, recorded in raw gold imports.
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If anything, "EPA originalism" would mean returning to the original, vaulting ambition that marked the laws' passage — the principle that in America, clean water, air, and land are every citizen's birthright.
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But An has scored the biggest increase in ratings since Ban's undeclared candidacy fizzled in January, vaulting into second place from as far back as fifth less than a month ago.
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The closer point of comparison seemed to be mid-period John Adams, thanks to vaulting themes that were frequently, daringly interrupted and recalibrated, all without losing a sense of forward momentum.
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We're mostly beyond that mode of thinking, notwithstanding the occasional article hailing Kamasi Washington, a tenor saxophonist with a vaulting, athletic style, as some kind of spiritual successor to Pharoah Sanders.
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The first big tool that opened up a larger part of my island was the vaulting pole, which I got the crafting recipe for on day two along with a shovel.
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With Biden suddenly vaulting to the front of the Democratic pack with his array of Super Tuesday wins, Republicans are intensifying their attacks on the 77-year-old former vice president.
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To make the Vaulting Pole in "Animal Crossing: New Horizons," you'll need to donate at least five unique fish or bugs to Tom Nook, and then wait until the next morning.
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After vaulting into contention at the United States Open with a third-round 63, he thrice three-putted on the final front nine to fall hopelessly behind the winner, Brooks Koepka.
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Something akin to an angel's choir swirled out of the organ, reverberating from the choir loft, under the church's vaulting arches, through the nave and past the glorious stained-glass windows.
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Vaulting, which they employ even in very small bathrooms, makes their spaces feel larger; their preferred coffered panels in pine and oak turn oppressively low European ceilings into an architectural feature.
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And "don't accuse me" also brings to mind her rejoinder to President Trump a year ago, after Democrats took back the House, vaulting her into the speakership for the second time.
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Even if there's a boon to the artist in vaulting to a new price range, flipping the work in this way also reflects a one-dimensional view of a multifaceted artwork.
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We're also exploring a reversal by the Obama Administration regarding Atlantic oil drilling, and we're featuring a Character Study of a college athlete who doesn't let blindness prevent her from pole vaulting.
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Their demands were vaulting, but they held that an agenda offering freedom from exploitation (rather than freedom from regulation), and insisting that greater fairness would benefit everyone, would resonate with all Americans.
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Surviving witnesses still speak with awe of what they heard and saw then — of flights of white-feathered arrows and vaulting bodies, and the ever-rising din of voices in eternal conflict.
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Recent opinion polls have shown her vaulting into the ranks of the top challengers to the front-running Biden, a group that also includes Sanders and U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts.
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Ms. Divita, also 213, is an equestrian vaulting coach and competitor who often represents the United States at the World Equestrian Games with her daughters, and she wanted a stable for horses.
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And it greatly increases funding in some other areas, quadrupling it for organic research, and vaulting it from $25 million to $350 million annually to provide high-speed internet in rural communities.
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For hours I was walking around, vaulting across rivers, and catching bugs and fish with my flimsy crafted tools to gather enough resources to help get this little island on its feet.
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Starting in February, their first delicate task will be the removal of 250 tonnes of damaged scaffolding installed for a renovation planned before the fire, without it falling onto the medieval vaulting.
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Chaffetz called the Secret Service's response to the episode a "complete and utter, total failure," recalling that the incident was not the first such instance of someone vaulting the White House fence.
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Rep. Carolyn Maloney will become the first woman to lead the House Oversight Committee, vaulting into a high-stakes role as one of the Democrats' top voices in the caucus' impeachment probe.
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Buttigieg has felt a boom in popularity in recent weeks, vaulting comfortably into the high single digits in most polls and raising more than $7 million in the first three months of 2019.
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His mother, Helena, was a heptathlete and volleyball player at L.S.U. A vaulting phenom from the age of 7 with dual citizenship, Duplantis had to choose which country to represent in international competitions.
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The suggestion — unorthodox as it was in a department known for vaulting its leaders onto the social A list — was that one wears a suit until the fabric, not the fashion, wears out.
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I've seen quite a few predictions that had the Flames vaulting up the standings so I'm not being original here, but I think this team is ready to take a huge leap forward.
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Dibs's efforts to create human life that can withstand radiation is punctuated by visits to the "fuckbox" to get off on what appears to be a vaulting horse horned with a metal dildo.
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And I often found that the worst people in that elite culture — including myself on my worst days — weren't the most privileged kids but the hyper-ambitious ones obsessed with vaulting over them.
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Ultimately, we decided to profile a young girl competing in equestrian vaulting, a sport in which success is based mainly on the visual impression a contestant makes on the public and the judges.
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It was a surprise hit, vaulting them to the top of the App Store, the front page of The New York Times business section, and into the arms of unsolicited, high-profile investors.
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Thomas, who played in the first group off the back nine, took advantage of pristine greens and nonexistent pressure to record a 220, tying his year-old course record, vaulting him into ninth.
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Goalie Mike Smith stopped 38 shots for the Flames, who go into their bye week after running the table on a four-game road trip and vaulting into second place in the Pacific Division.
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Brit Brit's abs have long been the stuff of legend, and now at 34, the pop princess is still vaulting us into crunch position with her constant reminders that she's the queen of lean.
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In "Vaulting Ambition," the Discovery's captain, Gabriel Lorca (Jason Isaacs), is revealed not just to be from the Mirror Universe but someone who came to the prime Star Trek universe specifically to find Michael.
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The Vancouver-based guitarist and vocalist currently pulls double duty in Auroch and Mitochondrion, two uniquely complex death metal bands who have no problem vaulting past the genre's own limitations in pursuit of perfection.
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Of course, either superstar could serve any team's goal, whether that means pushing forward a rebuilding effort (Chicago White Sox, San Francisco Giants, Texas Rangers); vaulting a good team into the championship hunt (St.
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"In Europe, they use it a lot as a prerequisite for riding, especially in Germany," said Emma Seely, the chef d'équipe — a combination of coach and team manager — of the United States vaulting team.
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" • "For many Democrats, her decision to throw caution to the wind and run on a full-dress liberal agenda of vaulting ambition — dragging the whole party along with her — is both thrilling and scary.
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Even so, the company's stock took another one of its trademark jumps, vaulting 8 percent in after-hours trading following the results on Wednesday, and is now valued at more than 140 times earnings.
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A poll of Iowa caucus-goers conducted by USA Today and Suffolk University also showed her vaulting within striking distance of Biden in the state, earning 16 percent to the front-runner's 24 percent.
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A six-foot-nine, 220-pound Super Ball, the versatile 163-year-old is a pole-vaulting human hyphen whose regular assaults on gravity have encouraged expectations that land somewhere around Jupiter's fourth moon.
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The Chicago Blackhawks turned the page since the start of February, posting win streaks of five and seven contests before beginning their current three-game run by vaulting into first place in the Central Division.
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Google and Apple like to keep you safely inside the walled gardens of their respective app stores, but vaulting over those confining walls is actually pretty easy—as long as you know what you're doing.
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Other companies spend billions buying Amazon ads that link to their product listings on the site, vaulting Amazon into the number-three spot among U.S. digital advertising providers, behind Google and Facebook, according to eMarketer.
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Maybe it's time I sold all my old records and hopped off my vaulting high horse and sat down with "This Girl" by Kungs vs Cookin' on 3 Burners and got really, really into it.
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He dedicated a bar of his career-vaulting verse on "Ultra Light Beam," to call back the coat drive he did some two years ago in which he gave 1,000 winter coats for Chicago's homeless.
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Other companies spend billions buying Amazon ads that link to their product listings on the site, vaulting Amazon into the number three spot among U.S. digital advertising providers, behind Google and Facebook, according to eMarketer.
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But precisely timing your button presses is the difference between stumbling over a fence versus effortlessly vaulting it, or slamming into the ground after a jump versus executing a quick roll that preserves your momentum.
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The sector has lost ground since vaulting to a near 9-1/2-year high in February, despite strong demand for housing, which is being driven by a labor market that is near full employment.
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SpaceX launched its 15th rocket this year on Wednesday, the National Space Council met last week for the first time in nearly a quarter-century and satellites the size of shoeboxes are vaulting into orbit.
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"The Birth of a Nation," a drama about the Nat Turner slave rebellion, upended the Sundance Film Festival, selling for a record $17.5 million and instantly vaulting to front-runner of next year's Oscar race.
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Let's go back a few years to a Barron's cover that generated all manner of hate, dismissal, schadenfreude, snark, sarcasm and sardonicism: Yes, it's a bull on a goddamn pogo stick, vaulting over a bear.
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At 5-11, Williams is six inches shorter than Wilson but she is a vaulting leaper who finished fifth in the high jump at the 2012 Olympic track and field trials while in high school.
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Picture Prompts A recent Times piece reports on a sport called vaulting in which athletes in sparkling leotards perform gymnastics to music on the back of a horse that's cantering in a 15-meter circle.
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Duplantis, son of an American pole vaulter and who grew up with a pole vault pit in his garden at home in Louisiana, was vaulting higher than a London double decker bus as a teenager.
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Rewind The Asian action star Jackie Chan has been often compared to Buster Keaton (no one takes a fall better) and sometimes to Douglas Fairbanks (whose acrobatic grace he equals in vaulting over a wall).
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On December 7th, before the report was even released, the country's "reformed" anti-doping agency named as chair of its supervisory board Yelena Isinbayeva, a retired pole-vaulting great who has long disputed Mr McLaren's findings.
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The problem is that while the eye of the storm is just over the coast, a large portion of the hurricane remains over the open water, vaulting spiral bands of extremely heavy rainfall at the coast.
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A contributor to Kendrick Lamar's hip-hop opus "To Pimp a Butterfly," he also released his own statement of vaulting ambition — "The Epic," sprawled across three discs — and then embarked on a triumphant cross-country tour.
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And the lure of suddenly vaulting to the top of the nation's fourth biggest bank -- a behemoth with $1.9 trillion in assets -- at a crucial moment in the industry's evolution could be too hard to resist.
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The news represented a huge defeat for anti-European Union forces on the right and left of French politics, sent European shares and the euro vaulting higher and sparked a sell-off in safe-haven bullion.
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It's exhausting to bring up his various injuries, and how badly they marred the start of his career, but it's understandable to want more than one season of top-shelf production before vaulting him any higher.
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The "birther" movement was not explicitly embraced by party leaders, but it was encouraged; it was an indirect way to criticize the "African" president while also, incidentally, vaulting Donald Trump to prominence in the political realm.
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The senator proposes similarly tough policies to prevent illegal immigration, but many Texans credit Trump with vaulting it to a top issue in the election, largely because of his tough, outraged tone rather than policy differences.
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Amy Klobuchar announced her presidential bid at a snowy, freezing outdoor event on Sunday, vaulting the three-term senator from Minnesota into the crowded field of Democrats angling to take on President Donald Trump in 21998.
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But Psyonix pressed on: the urban Neo Tokyo added elevated ridges to the sides of the arena, vaulting speedy drivers awkwardly into the air, while the outer space-themed Starbase ARC swapped the rectangle for an octagon.
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Sterling was the big outperformer in currency markets with the British currency vaulting half a percent above the $1.43 line as investors focused on data that could help shore up expectations of a May interest rate hike.
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The gold vaulting business in London is dominated by LBMA members JP Morgan and HSBC, the two largest gold traders in London's over-the-counter market with total traded volumes estimated at about $5 trillion a year.
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Cuba started the night with six golds but finished on 10, vaulting over Argentina and Colombia into fifth place on the medal table, with more titles likely to come with four boxers going for gold on Friday.
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We also got a December 20th release date for the map alongside the game's 1.0 update, which will see it exit "early access" and bring much-needed additions like vaulting along with graphical improvements and other changes.
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Le Petit Architecte also embraces its glitches; I found myself uncontrollably walking backwards while vaulting pianos into the distance until I fell backwards over an abyss, looking up at the Villa Savoye as I tumbled into oblivion.
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After a female narrator shares what sports are all about (focusing the mind, training your body, etc.) over illustrated images of athletes running and vaulting, the video cuts to a purple background with a red, hypnotizing swirl.
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OK, OK, that's totally premature but, man, he just finished up a -7 round of 65 today—no bogeys—vaulting himself into the Top 10 of the tournament after a +1 round yesterday that included two double-bogeys.
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She had a breakout tournament in Cincinnati, vaulting to No. 240 in the WTA rankings with wins over Johanna Konta, Karolina Pliskova, Caroline Garcia and Madison Keys before falling to the No. 250 Simona Halep in the semifinals.
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Still, for all his world-vaulting omnivorousness and pixieish humor, Sjon is a deeply personal writer, and the most powerful reading of "CoDex 1962" is that it's an attempt to wriggle out of the ultimate straitjacket: mortality itself.
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Instead, what we got was the rare season finale that could legitimately be described as a game-changer, vaulting the show from a daffy screwball comedy to something darker, much stranger, and uncomfortably appropriate for our apocalyptic era.
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Gold retreated after vaulting above the $22,2106 level for the first time in nearly seven years on Wednesday as fears of a larger conflict in the Middle East abated on milder rhetoric between Iran and the United States.
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Pressing ourselves against the interior walls and shimmying along the narrow banks of the rushing water, we worked our way into a vaulting palace of ice, where ten-foot-long icicles hung from the ceiling like giant fishhooks.
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The two platforms aren't on parallel development tracks — the Xbox version has vaulting already, a feature that really changes the game up by letting players more easily navigate obstacles, while PC players will get it alongside the new map.
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It is not without competition, of course, nor without difficulty, but for the duration of a routine, there is no frantic charge toward the end, no vaulting into the distance, just the dreamy, graceful suspension of time and gravity.
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That list includes Daraprim, or pyrimethamine, the anti-parasitic drug whose price Shkreli hiked 5,000 percent as CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals in 2015, vaulting him to international infamy that's even affecting jury selection in his just-started fraud trial.
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Once the merger is completed by the end of the year, Chevron will climb to seventh place, vaulting ahead of Royal Dutch Shell and BP. It will still trail Exxon Mobil, Saudi Aramco and four other national oil companies.
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He often displays his work in public venues, such as condominium buildings or bridges, but in the case of Material Effects, Mahama has shrouded a vaulting section of the Broad's oddly canted architecture in a bespoke garb of dirty burlap.
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The non-binding offer sent Vocus shares soaring by a quarter and vaulting over where they traded in 2017 when U.S. buyout firm KKR & Co Inc and Affinity Equity Partners made, then abandoned, their own plays for the struggling telco.
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"The White Crow" is muted and restrained, leagues away from the vaulting ecstasy of "The Red Shoes" (1948), and the best performances—from Aleksey Morozov, as Strizhevsky, Nureyev's K.G.B. minder, and from Fiennes himself, as Pushkin—are also the most doleful.
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"BLADE RUNNER 2049" It has been 35 years since the original "Blade Runner" was released, and the July trailer for its sequel wastes no time vaulting into the future, setting the scene immediately in California 2049 and establishing a new story.
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Buttigieg, a previous political unknown, ran a surprisingly successful long-shot presidential campaign, making history as the first gay candidate to make a real run at the presidency and vaulting his political profile well above his mayorship of South Bend, Ind.
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It would also show China that the United States still retains the clout to do grave damage to China's economy and its vaulting ambitions in the region, even if it is reluctant to face down China's preposterous claims in the South China Sea.
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The report came on the heels of data this week showing homebuilder confidence vaulting to a near 1.1163-21.116/21.5-year high in December and single-family homebuilding and permits rising in November to levels last seen in the third quarter of 21.6.
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The report came on the heels of data this week showing homebuilder confidence vaulting to a near 18-1/2-year high in December and single-family homebuilding and permits rising in November to levels last seen in the third quarter of 2007.
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The fan, identified by Belgrano as Emanuel Balbo, was beaten by fellow supporters in the crowd of 57,000 and forced down the terraces where he tried to avoid more violence by vaulting a barrier, his father told Cordoba's Cadena 3 radio station.
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Two of them said Mr. Ailes's role could extend beyond the debates, which Mr. Trump's advisers see as crucial to vaulting him back into strong contention for the presidency after self-inflicted wounds that have eroded his standing in public opinion polls.
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The report came on the heels of data this week showing homebuilder confidence vaulting to a near 24-22019/24-year high in December and single-family homebuilding and permits rising in November to levels last seen in the third quarter of 25.3.
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After an election on Sunday that was too close to call, Austrian officials spent most of Monday counting hundreds of thousands of postal ballots which ended up vaulting Alexander van der Bellen past Freedom Party rival Norbert Hofer and into the ceremonial post of president.
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Diller Scofidio & Renfrow started from a structure with much better bones: a large single-story factory shed with vaulting ceilings and saw-tooth skylights — perfect gallery material — attached to a slightly taller three-story administrative building, both made of cast concrete newly painted gleaming white.
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Incumbent banks, on the other hand, made much more progress: Both Barclays and Lloyds gained ten percentage points between 2018 and 2019, vaulting themselves into third and fourth place over NatWest (one of the few incumbent banks to see a decline from last year).
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Nelson has been a fixture in Florida politics for more than four decades, serving as a member of the Florida House of Representatives for six years in the 1970s before vaulting to the US House of Representatives in 1979, where he served for 12 years.
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Before this flower girl was a highly successful singer and actress, she won a ton of singing and talent competitions as a teenager before vaulting to national prominence as the youngest winner of "American Idol" at the time, when she was only 17 years old.
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ON FEBRUARY 1st, the day that Ted Cruz defeated Donald Trump in the Republican caucus in Iowa, Google's parent company, Alphabet, won a contest of its own, vaulting past its longtime rival, Apple, to become the most valuable listed company in the world by market capitalisation.
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Many of the women's wrestlers at the time made kip ups (vaulting from one's back straight to one's feet in one motion) a part of their routine—a maneuver Shawn Michaels would use to great fanfare to set up his finishing move in the mid 90s.
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Buttigieg, the 2000-year-old openly gay mayor of South Bend, Indiana, has been the big surprise at the upper end of the Democratic primary, vaulting from a virtual unknown on the national stage to capturing 218% support in the latest Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll.
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Cousins had three hoops, Kevin Durant a 3-pointer and Draymond Green a three-point play in an 11-0 flurry that doubled what had been an 218-point lead, vaulting the hosts into a commanding 20-24 lead just past the midpoint of the third period.
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Kim Eun-jung (who goes by Annie), Kim Kyeong-ae (nicknamed Steak), Kim Yeong-mi (Pancake), Kim Seon-yeong (Sunny) and Kim Chohi (ChoCho, the team's alternate) have racked up victories, vaulting themselves into medal position in a sport that is still foreign to most South Koreans.
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WASHINGTON — The Louisiana State Police have begun an investigation of T.M. Landry College Preparatory School, leading a coordinated law-enforcement response to allegations of physical abuse at a school that gained national attention for vaulting working-class black students to the nation's most elite colleges and universities.
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However, given monthly divergences, index can threaten its 1991.68 post-Brexit low as a decline gains steam ** SPX vaulting back over late Oct high (2154.79) and resistance line from late-Aug (now 2165), however, coupled with improving breadth and calming vol, would suggest worst is over
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South Bend, Indiana (CNN)South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg officially launched his presidential campaign on Sunday, formally vaulting the Midwestern Democrat who was largely unknown over a month ago into the large -- and growing -- field of Democrats vying to take on President Donald Trump in 2020.
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He told an interviewer in the journal "The Americas" in 2015 that comic strip superheroes and historical events like "rockets vaulting the English Channel" during World War II, and "then rockets on their way to the Moon and Mars," had seized his imagination when he was young.
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The gains gave Most a market valuation of HK$1.72 billion ($219.2 million) - vaulting it far above established media groups such as Sing Tao News Corp with a market capitalisation of $111.5 million, Hong Kong Economic Times Holdings Ltd at $13 million, and One Media Group at $67.4 million.
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In front of Gast and Hackford's camera, his confidence never waivers, even though he is clearly no longer the young dynamo who had defeated Sonny Liston a decade before, vaulting himself to a celebrity never seen before—or since—as he became the country's most famous black dissident.
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The grace with which the hero of "Wild Boys" eludes the police by vaulting into a garbage can and the stark poetry with which — shot by his lover — the villain of "Midnight Mary" collapses against a door being frantically jiggled from the other side are flashes of pure kinesis.
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Last summer, when an adviser at the University of Southern California asked an incoming freshman about his plans for the track team, the student — unaware that his parents and Mr. Singer had sold him as a track standout, complete with a pole-vaulting photo — phoned home, clearly confused.
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The surging Lightning now resemble the team that reached the finals last season, winning eight of their last nine games and vaulting into a tie for second place in the Atlantic Division with the Detroit Red Wings, whom they will face Wednesday in their first game after the All-Star break.
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They haven't grown in length—the limit remains 5.3m—but there was a marked improvement in pole-vaulting records with the move from static wooden or steel poles to more flexible carbon-fibre ones in the 1960s: the men's world record stretched 64cm further from the ground in that decade.
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At times, the narrative of the young technologist, at least in Kidder's hands, seems the modern equivalent of the story of the godless wayfarer who stumbles into a cathedral in a distant city, only to find that its vaulting arches and organ music bring on exaltations of mind and spirit.
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Consider that the Houston Rockets, who were 28-212 after losing to the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday and thought to be a championship contender coming into the season, have the second-worst record in the conference — but are just a winning streak away (maybe) from vaulting back up the ladder.
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The movement reached its swelling, grandiose climax in the work of Emerson, Lake and Palmer, whose adaptations of classical compositions and lengthy tracks, given operatic expression in lavish stage shows, epitomized the vaulting ambition of a style that was vehemently repudiated with the rise of punk in the late 1970s.
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It's not alone: Within the last several years, since clawing its way out of obscurity, Snarky Puppy has become the most visible of a crop of young bands building on a foundation of funk, rock, hip-hop and electronic music, typically with streamlined internal combustion and an overlay of vaulting, anthemic melody.
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With a combination of the right know-how, high-tech equipment and financing, Cuba's languishing level of digital and telecom development can rapidly transform itself into the vanguard of the 21st century – vaulting from its current and nearly obsolete 2G technology to 5G and version 6 of the Internet protocol (IPv6), and beyond.
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He took a tumble off a motorized longboard days before, and while a collegiate pole-vaulting career and a lifetime of skiing taught the 66-year-old how to fall, the remote control in his paw stopped him from tucking his thumb in—and when said thumb met the street, the street won.
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They've added a backdoor to the kitchenwhere night after night I fought with my mother— & I, who spent a decade sending hatredtowards a glittering asbestos ceiling, have only a distant dump to hate,& the settling of old carcinogens: My ancient vehemence is confoundedby a brightly lit new silence, emptiness beneath the open vaulting.
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CreditCreditEdmund D. Fountain for The New York Times LAFAYETTE, La. — A pole-vaulting runway extends about 125 feet from the side of the Duplantis family's Acadian-style home, under a gate and into the backyard, where it ends at a foam landing pit, floodlit by a light made for an oil rig.
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In four qualifying games since Arena's return to the national team bench, the United States has two wins and two draws, vaulting to third place in its six-team final round group — the top three automatically qualify for the 2018 World Cup in Russia — heading into the region's remaining matches on Tuesday.
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President Trump is visiting Paris for Bastille Day celebrations honoring the 210th anniversary of the U.S. entry into World War I. The visit appears to be smoothing over an initially strange and tense relationship with President Emmanuel Macron, and possibly vaulting France ahead of Britain and Germany as a point of U.S. contact.
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It's pretty all over the place—vaulting from hallucinatory sound poetry (AGF's "QI'RA") to noise tracks made from television preachers (Bob Bellerue's "Full Armor of God") to technoid mutations (Gaul Plus' "World Diva") to jittery drum explorations (Speaker Music's "Rhythmanalysis") and a whole lot of other universes in the course of its 40 tracks.
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After vaulting into the top tier of presidential candidates vying for the 2020 Democratic nomination — going from "adorable" to "plausible," in his own words — Mr. Buttigieg is building on the fly a nationwide network of donors that is anchored by many wealthy and well-connected figures in lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender political circles.
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Scene City 14 Photos View Slide Show ' The wine glasses clinked and the banter was jovial as dozens of A-listers in evening wear — including Ryan Reynolds, Sarah Paulson and Trevor Noah — settled in over plates of poached Maine lobster Tuesday night in the vaulting atrium of Jazz at Lincoln Center overlooking Columbus Circle.
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For PSA, owner of the Peugeot, Citroen and DS brands, acquiring GM's Opel and Vauxhall brands would give it a 22018 percent share of the European passenger car market, vaulting it into second place in the region, ahead of French rival Renault SA and behind Germany's Volkswagen AG. Any deal would have to overcome financial, industrial and political obstacles.
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Bassist for Happy End, multi-instrumentalist with world-famous synthpop trio Yellow Magic Orchestra, and conceptual stylist behind countless collaborative records, Hosono has defied near-every assumption about what it takes to make a lasting cultural impact, vaulting through styles, genres, and national identities to cement his status as one of the country's first truly global musicians.
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Across from the headquarters of the state government, on the seafront in downtown Chennai, a series of vaulting arches, imposing obelisks and gilt statues memorialise two of the chief ministers who preceded Ms Jayalalithaa: Annadurai, for whom the AIADMK is named, and M.G. Ramachandran or "MGR", the screen idol who founded the party in his honour.
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Screenland Last month, after polls showed Pete Buttigieg vaulting unexpectedly to the lead in Iowa's Democratic caucus, he aired an ad introducing his plan for higher-education reform: a proposal to make public-college tuition free for households earning up to $100,000 a year and reduce it on a sliding scale for those making up to $150,000.
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Vaulting between floors of a duplex, doing the where's-my-wallet-where's-my-keys routine, I then sprint down the street to catch the bus to make the train to reach Herald Square in time for my 8:30 class — until five weeks ago, when slipping on the spiral stair, I fell like an unlucky runner with my foot twisted beneath me.
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And though fashion has had an ambivalent relationship with rock stars who try to design instead of inspire from afar (see: Kanye West, Jennifer Lopez, Gwen Stefani), Rihanna proved to be an exception, vaulting from icon to power player by taking her second Fenty Puma show to Paris, the better to frame her "what Marie Antoinette would wear if she went to the gym" collection.
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