Angeles, Ernest Scheyder, Liz Hampton and Terry Wade in Houston
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The actress later married NBA star Dwyane Wade in 2014.
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Wade, in Blumenthal's words, was "less well established" than Loving.
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I'm here to hold your hand as you wade in.
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But that won't put Roe v Wade in any danger.
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Wade in 1973, state lawmakers have passed 1,074 abortion restrictions.
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Wade in a 1992 case called Planned Parenthood v. Casey.
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Additional reporting by Liz Hampton and Terry Wade in Houston;
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The "Wade in the Water" segment of Alvin Ailey's "Revelations"?
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I met the operation's founder, Ellis Wade, in his trailer office.
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WADE IN THE WATER Poems By Tracy K. Smith 83 pp.
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But "Wade in the Water" is not only a political book.
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I was obsessed with this boy Wade in the first grade.
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Wade, in many different ways, has been affirmed over the years.
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Wade in an election year where women are driving Dems' strength.
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Wade in state law and modernize the state's antiquated abortion statutes.
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The SUV can wade in water up to 21 inches high.
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Wade in 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court legalized abortions in this country.
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Wade in place (63 percent) as want to overturn it (22017 percent).
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Wade in New York before the next Supreme Court justice is confirmed.
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Wade in nearly every stump speech and has even hit Vermont Sen.
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Reporting by Arathy S Nair in Bengaluru and Terry Wade in Houston
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Wade in a speech first reported by the Los Angeles Times. Sen.
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Wade, in 20053, evangelical Christians began to join the pro-life movement.
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Wade in 1973 — brought these antithetical beliefs about abortion to the fore.
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Wade in place, several states have begun to impose restrictions on abortion.
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You could maybe wade in it, but you'd never break the surface.
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Kansas State was led by Wade in the first half with 19863 points.
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Wade in time for voters to express their outrage at the ballot box.
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Our coverage cannot be chin-stroking and scholarly; we have to wade in.
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Even if senators stay out of it, others are willing to wade in.
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Fellow free agent and Heat teammate Udonis Haslem is traveling with Wade in China.
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Wade, in hopes that the legality of abortion will be decided by the state.
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Bieber was replaced after allowing a leadoff double to Tyler Wade in the eighth.
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But experienced collectors advise caution for newcomers, saying it's better to wade in slowly.
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Wade in 1973 looks something like a long playground slide viewed from the side.
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And we would be remiss not to wade in there on behalf of readers.
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Wade, in front of the Supreme Court and change the course of American history.
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"His instincts are to wade in on these culture war issues, especially immigration," Ruffini says.
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Wade in some form, according to an NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist Poll released on Tuesday.
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Reporting by Ann Saphir, additional reporting by Terry Wade in Houston; Editing by Tom Brown
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If it's warm enough we might take off our shoes and wade in the water.
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Both players have won NBA Finals MVP awards — Wade in 2006 and Nowitzki in 2011.
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Wade in the event the Supreme Court overturns it, a goal for anti-abortion groups.
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In the summer, parks authorities have warned people not to swim or wade in it.
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Wade "in more danger than ever," as a script provided to campaign workers described it.
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Tall poles supporting crowded osprey nests parallel the road, and herons wade in the shallows.
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Wade in his first television interview (with 85033 Minutes anchor Lesley Stahl) after the election.
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Wade in 1992 and instituted gay marriage as the law of the land in 2015.
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"He answered all questions and denied any wrongdoing," Alleva said of Wade in a statement.
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Wade in the Supreme Court following the appointment of more right-wing justices by President Trump.
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They wade in and absorb a bunch of punishment while someone else does the real damage.
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But don't just wade in before figuring out if it is the right move for you.
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Wade in 1992, but his latest opinion on abortion, in 2007, hinted of old-school paternalism.
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Reynolds is even able to generate real audience sympathy for Wade in some surprisingly touching moments.
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She also cuddled up to close to Wade in a Ramy Brook skirt, top and jacket.
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Wade in 1973, more than one-quarter were enacted since 2010, according to the Guttmacher Institute.
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Wade in recent years, but it reaffirmed that the right to abortion is meaningless without access.
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They raised E.W., the eldest, and his siblings, Flora and Willie Wade, in Forrest City, Ark.
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You can work out, wade in an infinity pool and wake up looking at the Dolomites.
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Pakistan has in recent months asked other world leaders — including President Donald Trump — to wade in.
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Wade in 1973, Michael C. Dorf, a law professor at Cornell, wrote in a blog post.
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The outcome ended Britain's hopes of a first women's singles champion here since Virginia Wade in 1977.
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Wade in 1973, as well as the 1992 decision reaffirming Roe, known as Planned Parenthood vs. Casey.
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Additional reporting by Liz Hampton and Terry Wade in Houston; Editing by David Gaffen and Tomasz Janowski
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One section that really resonated with me was "Wade in the Water," a depiction of a baptism.
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Sometimes you have to wade in the messy a little bit to come out the other side.
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Wade in legislation and repealing the Hyde Amendment, which bars Medicaid coverage of abortions in most circumstances.
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He is not going to wade in much to the document dispute between Congress and the executive branch.
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Wade, in a recent decision on an undocumented teen's ability to leave federal custody and obtain an abortion.
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After seeing one comment from Trump supporter and Instagram star Tomi Lahren, J.K. Rowling decided to wade in.
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Dean Wade, in his third game back after missing six games with a foot injury, scored 20 points.
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Wade in his confirmation hearings in March and stressed the value of legal precedent and noted Roe v.
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He wanted time to "process," and felt like it wasn't his place to wade in until he could.
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He is the first player since SG Dwyane Wade in 2008-09 to post a 150/100 season.
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Yet if the sell-off continues, it would not be surprising to see them wade in once again.
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Wade in to play and re-empower the American people to protect the unborn in their respective states.
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Wade in 1992, only to vote to uphold a federal ban on a particular abortion procedure in 2007.
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After hastily stripping down to their bathing suits, they wade in, and are soon up to their chins.
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Wade in 1973, Republicans are stockpiling state laws that make married life for gay couples more difficult and unequal.
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Mr Guterres has said he wants the UN to do more before the blue helmets have to wade in.
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Reporting by Terry Wade in Houston and Arathy S Nair in Bengaluru; Editing by Sriraj Kalluvila and Saumyadeb Chakrabarty
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Union previously told PEOPLE that she had never wanted children — until she tied the knot with Wade in 2014.
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The first anthology of its poets, Black Mountain Poems, is a wonderful place to wade in as an introduction.
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Wade in place -- but would add some restrictions as to when and under what circumstances abortions should be given.
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Internal disputes led Sall to split with Wade in 2008 and form his own party, Alliance for the Republic (APR).
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Wade in 1973, had a spillover effect where those opposed to abortion also began to be opposed to birth control.
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Wade in the statement said that after the controversial photo was discovered, an aide asked Google to remove the photo.
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Second was unified middleweight champion and fan favorite Gennady Golovkin disposing of IBF mandatory challenger Dominic Wade in two rounds.
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Wade, in last June's controversy over labor union rights and this week's lower-profile test of states' immunity from lawsuits.
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Wade in 1973, which established the constitutional right to abortion, the state is expected to lose in the lower courts.
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Wade in which the court found that a woman has a right under the U.S. Constitution to terminate a pregnancy.
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The win over Evert put Wade in the final against Stove, who had taken out the second-seeded Martina Navratilova.
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"If one swam up to me, I was going to wade in and try to hold it," said Zoe, 15.
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Wade in a ruling that prohibited laws that placed an "undue burden" on a woman's ability to obtain an abortion.
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But all of these seemingly optical illusions will pale in comparison to seeing Dwyane Wade in a Chicago Bulls jersey.
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Wade in serious jeopardy, and separating immigrant parents from their children, there's plenty for someone to be ticked off about.
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In 2006, he founded the party Rewmi ("The Country", in the Wolof language) and ran against Wade in 2007, finishing second.
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But most cases can be traced to people who were knowingly sick and still decided to wade in, the authors say.
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Wade in their sights, and they think Brett Kavanaugh may be the fifth vote they've been waiting for to overturn it.
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It's the latest privacy debacle that has forced Apple to wade in to protect its customers after apps were caught misbehaving.
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No wonder, perhaps, that the national government has decided to wade in, creating a committee to suggest solutions to Karachi's problems.
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But as the premiere of "Padmavati" approached and extremists threatened to riot, politicians could not resist the temptation to wade in.
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Union, 45, previously told PEOPLE that she had never wanted kids — until she tied the knot with Wade in August 2014.
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Wade in the near future — at least not unless and until Trump gets to appoint two or three new conservative justices.
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Posters — traditionally used to urge visitors not to wade in warm water — advised visitors against testing their luck on the ice.
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Anyone going fishing, it said, should stand back from the water's edge and not wade in to bring back a lure.
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History is also a recurring theme in her forthcoming collection, "Wade in the Water," which Graywolf Press will release next spring.
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A tie could potentially allow Chief Justice John Roberts, who is overseeing the trial, to wade in and resolve the dispute.
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"Bringing my style game to @amazonfashion with my own online store," said Wade in an Instagram post blasted to his 9.2M followers.
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New Sentences — From Tracy K. Smith's "The Angels," a poem in the collection "Wade in the Water" (Graywolf Press, 2018, Page 7).
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Looking for a cure, Deadpool ends up with the mysterious Ajax, who tortures Wade in order to unleash his latent mutant abilities.
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But that doesn't mean that the principle stops working when the opponent doesn't wade in with their head down, swimming front crawl.
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A WOMAN'S CONSTITUTIONAL right to abortion has been recognised in America since the Supreme Court ruled on Roe v Wade in 1973.
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"Maternity, or additional offspring, may force upon the woman a distressful life and future", he wrote in Roe v Wade, in 1973.
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We snack on our microgreens and pistachio bread from the farmer's market, K and I wade in the ocean, and J snorkels.
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Starting Friday, the Miami Heat will celebrate the 20153-year career of shooting guard Dwyane Wade in a three-day-long celebration.
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After a tear-inducingly powerful version of the gospel song "Wade in the Water," it is my turn to read a poem.
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Anti-abortion violence has grown in America in the years since the Supreme Court decision Roe v Wade in 1973 made abortion legal.
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Wade in 1992 doesn't disprove her initial calculation—that she needed five votes to win and had no path forward short of that.
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This meant that he struggled to actually close the distance if his man didn't wade in and close it while trying to punch him.
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Sydney-born Konta is four wins away from becoming the first British player to win the Wimbledon women's title since Virginia Wade in 1977.
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The first one would leave a complaint about some problem or other, or simply post a link, then the other two would wade in.
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Wade in state law, including a 2013 package of bills — the Women's Equality Act — which also included that measure and died in the Senate.
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He was checked on the field but stayed in to hit his 22th home run before being replaced by Tyler Wade in the sixth.
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Wade in federal law, allowing Medicaid coverage of abortion by repealing the Hyde Amendment, and removing funding restrictions for organizations that provide abortion referrals.
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Wade in order to court moderate senators — it's obvious that Kavanaugh would likely be the decisive fifth vote to overturn abortion rights in America.
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So if you kill one opponent, it's fine to let your partner fight the remaining opponent, but you shouldn't wade in unless your partner falls.
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Democrats have been quick to wade in, eliding the move with what they say is a wider campaign by the Trump administration against women's rights.
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The Australia-born Briton is aiming to become the first home player to win the ladies singles title at Wimbledon since Virginia Wade in 1977.
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Negasonic Teenage Warhead puts Wade in his place with a well-timed glare or long, uncomfortable silence when he gets too cocky or starts showboating.
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Wade in a close five-to-four decision in mid-1992, then-Attorney General William Barr predicted on CNN that the decision would be overturned.
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Sitting courtside to watch Wade in his final NBA game were his longtime friends and fellow NBA stars LeBron James, Chris Paul and Carmelo Anthony.
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Wade In May of 2016, during an appearance on Fox News's "The O'Reilly Factor," then presidential nominee Donald Trump promised to appoint pro-life judges.
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President Donald Trump's White House is showing no appetite to wade in and pressure Moore to exit the race or Ivey to move the election.
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Or perhaps you feared the stock market all through your 20s and 30s but finally got up the nerve to wade in 18 months ago.
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Life is the pool party, and there's no one there to help you acclimate — you have to go on your own and wade in. —E.
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Crean, 216, came to Indiana in 27 from Marquette, where he made the Final Four with a team led by guard Dwyane Wade in 211.
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In that regard, the duo is reminiscent of LeBron James and Wade in Miami, feasting off of ball pressure and turning steals into fast breaks.
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Wade in place, to put practical restrictions on the access to abortions and different regulations chipping away at [it]…you're going to see more of that.
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If drained it could clear another 1.5 mile path and allow the boys to wade in waist high water while wearing lifejackets, as opposed to diving.
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As lovers everywhere gear up to whisper sweet — and corny — nothings, Britain's best-loved spread has decided to wade in and shut down the cringe-fest.
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Thus, when states wade in to set their own design, safety and performance standards, it serves to complicate and confuse the direction provided by federal regulators.
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Even though San Antonio already has Danny Green and Dallas already has Wes Matthews, both teams would be much better off with Wade in their rotation.
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Wade in a 22019 decision, and his vote helped strike down Texas's abortion law H.B. 2, which would have shuttered most abortion clinics in the state.
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Ron Howard: No, unless you count all of the fishing scenes where the prop man had to wade in and put a catfish on the line.
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The plan going into this season will be to keep Wade in that reserve role, probably using him somewhere between 20 and 25 minutes per game.
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It creates a situation where even if NATO wanted to wade-in full scale to reclaim Ukraine&aposs borders, the mission would be confusing and diffuse.
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Here mothers must forever wade in the nightmares that their children might be the next collateral damage in yet another lost man's fantasy of self-actualization
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His longtime teammate Udonis Haslem, who joined the Heat along with Wade in 2003, re-signed with the team last week for the $2.4 million veteran minimum.
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Review bombing, in case you're not clear, occurs when swarms of non-buyers wade in to poorly review a particular product they have no intention of purchasing.
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As I pull on my wet suit, the little girl looks up and watches me push my hair under a bathing cap, adjust my goggles, wade in.
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One of the drummers, Sister Isis, sings "Wade in the Water" as Lyn-Kee-Chow pulls on the coffin's chain, transforming it into a stylized slave ship.
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Other worthy precautions: To avoid nasty parasitic diseases like schistosomiasis, do not swim or wade in fresh water in developing countries or wherever the sanitation is poor.
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She has since spent her summers globetrotting with her NBA-star husband, Dwyane Wade, and gave birth to their daughter, Kaavia James Union Wade, in November 2018.
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James, who won two NBA titles with Wade in Miami, two of the three Wade won altogether, was asked about favorite memories of his friendship with Wade.
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Wade in 1973, cannot impede a woman's right to decide to have an abortion until the fetus is viable outside the womb, usually at around 24 weeks.
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We are at a crossroads, trying to figure out what's next, and in order to get to the other side, we have to wade in the water.
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In one of the more interesting detours, it's noted that Michael Jordan wouldn't cooperate with the film, which recounts his reluctance to wade in on political matters.
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"If I am walking past a shallow pond and see a child drowning in it, I ought to wade in and pull the child out," Singer wrote.
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Wade in the coming years — the most cherished victory of the American feminist movement — you have yet another reason to worry about a Supreme Court legitimacy crisis.
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Konta, who will be playing in her first Wimbledon semi-final, is attempting to become the first British winner of the women's singles since Virginia Wade in 1977.
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Wade in future litigation," Barr said, because "well, the vote was worse than five to four several years ago, and we continued to go back to the Court.
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Mr. Kaine, who often travels with several harmonicas, sings in the gospel choir and particularly likes "Wade in the Water," an African-American spiritual, according to the Rev.
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It's unclear whether he will endorse a candidate in the South Carolina race, but his appearance will be watched for clues as to whether he will wade in.
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Wade in the court system, find a way to create restrictions in the law, but going after kids is how you lose the value of what you're saying.
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James and Chris Bosh had largely set that new standard the previous summer, joining Dwyane Wade in Miami and microwaving a title contender and eventual two-time champion.
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Wade's Wimbledon achievements are in the news again with the success this year of Johanna Konta, the first British woman to reach the semifinals since Wade in 1978.
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Reporting by Terry Wade in Houston and Heide Brandes in Oklahoma City, additional reporting by Jessica DiNapoli in New York City; Editing by Lisa Von Ahn, Bernard Orr
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Wade in, but I hope not at the expense of patients and providers, who are supposed to be at the root of what the movement is advocating for.
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After busting out a flurry of impressive shimmies, spins and swings for 25 seconds straight, Zola cools down and goes back to enjoying a relaxing wade in his pool.
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Wade In another case that came before Kavanaugh, 11 religious organizations sued the Obama administration over the Affordable Care Act's mandate that businesses provide contraceptive coverage to their employees.
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But as the trustless, decentralized world of digital tokens expands—and Fortune 500 companies, banks, restaurant chains, and even countries (ahem, Venezuela) cautiously wade in—a credibility problem persists.
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TECH TIP Windows Live Mail 2012 has been retired, but several other desktop programs can manage your inbox if you don't want to wade in with a web browser.
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There are two basic ways to get to fully autonomous cars: jump in with both feet, which is Google's strategy, and wade in slowly, which is the major manufacturers' strategy.
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The foundation has also awarded 60 production grants since its inception, including one to Cynthia Wade in 2007, who won an Academy Award the following year for her documentary Freeheld.
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Think 237.8-year-old Kyle Korver—who filled in for an injured Dwyane Wade in 221.7—averaging 232.8 points with a 242 usage rate on the 241-220 Atlanta Hawks.
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In her new book, "Wade in the Water," the Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Tracy K. Smith touches on the treatment of immigrants and refugees, as well as racism and injustice.
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Wade in my lifetime and interviewed women who've been lied to by so-called crisis pregnancy centers, to the point they were tricked into carrying their unplanned pregnancies to term.
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Konta is looking to become the first British woman to win the Wimbledon singles since Virginia Wade in 1977, but there was no sign any pressure was getting to her.
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On Friday, the actress shared a selfie of herself and Wade, in which the NBA legend could be seen sweetly kissing her forehead as she leaned back on his chest.
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It will be interesting to see how and if more of these kinds of cases come to light, and if regulators start to wade in, in cases where employers have not.
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In what promises to be a clash of the power servers, Konta will seek to become the first Briton since Virginia Wade in 1977 to reach the grasscourt grand slam final.
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Wade, in what is likely to be one of his final appearance at the Garden, had 123 points and 10 assists, and Hassan Whiteside finished with 13 points and 16 rebounds.
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Wade in place, a reality that Republicans will face if Brett Kavanaugh is confirmed to the Supreme Court and has a chance to overturn it, according to a new Axios-SurveyMonkey survey.
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Mook told CNN's Brooke Baldwin he expects Obama, who has not officially backed either Clinton or rival Bernie Sanders, to wade in once the race draws to a close after June 7.
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Konta was looking to become the first British woman to reach the Wimbledon final since Virginia Wade in 1977, but her hopes were crushed as Williams picked her off at crucial points.
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"Wade in the Water" is suffused with sadness and with the weight of history, the old racism that makes fresh wounds in black bodies—black female bodies—day after day after day.
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The quickening pace of the gains has stirred speculation that the government may wade in again to try and calm the markets and soothe utilities' concerns about tighter supplies and falling profits.
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However the regulator also said it would give players "an appropriate period of time to adjust their practices", rather than wade in with a decision and banhammers to enforce the law now.
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Laced through our conversation is readings of poems from her most recent book Wade in the Water, and discussions of some of the hardest questions in the American, and even human, canon.
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On Friday, the actress shared a selfie of herself and husband Dwyane Wade, in which the NBA legend could be seen sweetly kissing her forehead as she leaned back on his chest.
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The home, which Henry VIII once gave to Katherine Parr, was purchased by Wade in 212.95; he spent more than 218.95 years turning the grand manor into his own personal doll house.
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LMAX Exchange analyst Joel Kruger said he found it too risky to wade in and planned to take option positions on sterling only if it breaks above $1.33 or falls below $1.23.
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Both works bear trace influences of folk forms — including, as the musicologist Douglas W. Shadle writes in the liner notes, a reference to "Wade in the Water" during the Fourth's opening movement.
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Wade in confirmation hearings over his Supreme Court seat — Justice Neil Gorsuch, Trump's first pick for the Supreme Court, refused to say how he'd rule on a case that challenged Roe v. Wade.
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The poems in "Wade in the Water" are full of memorable images nimbly put together by Smith's exquisite sense of timing and her feel for the kind of language appropriate to the poem.
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Y'en a Marre ("Enough is Enough"), a collection of rappers and journalists who mobilised younger voters against Mr Wade in elections in 2012, has come under pressure from the government in recent months.
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The appearances underscore just how eager Democrats are to court members of major trade unions at a time when many labor groups are reluctant to wade in early to the 2628 presidential race.
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The appearances underscore just how eager Democrats are to court members of major labor unions at a time when many groups are reluctant to wade in early to the 2020 presidential race. Sen.
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As lawmakers filed in after a weeklong recess, Republicans and some Democrats appeared reluctant to wade in too publicly or too quickly on a topic as contentious and politically rife as gun control.
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Two questions are whether Microsoft will wade in to help LinkedIn, or, conversely, if Russia would consider trying to extend its influence and control to the services run by LinkedIn's much larger parent, too.
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A few influential people did wade in to tweet in support of Hale, including comic John Mulaney and the writers Anne Rice, Robin Wasserman, and Frank Rich (who is now Hale's father-in-law).
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The foundation has also awarded 60 production grants since its inception, including one to Cynthia Wade in 2007, who won an Academy Award the following year for her documentary Freeheld, which ASF helped fund.
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Wade in the last 25 years — her campaign points to South Carolina, Iowa, and Georgia as examples — have to obtain a pre-clearance from the DOJ to move forward with any new abortion laws.
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The question-mark was Justice Kennedy, who refused to kill Roe v Wade in 1992 but wrote a widely criticised opinion in a case upholding a federal ban on "partial-birth" abortion in 2007.
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Rajon Rondo is pumped to have Dwayne Wade in Chicago -- not just on the court -- telling TMZ Sports he's super excited about teaming up with DW to mentor young black men in the community.
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Pigge is also serving a life sentence for using a brick to kill cellmate Luther Wade in 2016, and 30 years to life for fatally slitting the throat of his girlfriend&aposs mother in 2008.
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"As a harm-reduction tool, e-cigarettes should be available, even promoted, to current smokers as an alternative to traditional cigarettes," said Carrie Wade in an opinion piece published on "The Hill" website last Wednesday.
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Gabrielle Union's journey toward motherhood involved a decent amount of letting go for her to come around to the idea of using a surrogate, eventually welcoming daughter Kaavia James with husband Dwyane Wade in November.
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The wave-sculpted stony beach sloped, and when she had walked far enough to be able to wade in the water she would turn around and look up at the house and the stone fence.
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If he loses his job, the most obvious candidate to replace him will be David Fizdale, who coached James and Wade in Miami and is widely regarded as one of the most capable names available.
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Trump has often been quick to wade in when a Muslim extremist has been a perpetrator of an attack and Muslims are not the victims, or to use such attacks to further his political arguments.
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Wade in the Supreme Court; Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, Ohio, and Missouri, which all banned abortion after six weeks (so-called "fetal heartbeat" bills); and Missouri, which most recently passed a ban on abortion after nine weeks.
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"A healthy reef and vibrant fisheries sector is necessary for Belize to achieve its goals for reducing poverty, improving food security and nutrition and increasing investment," said Belize Fisheries Administrator Beverly Wade in the EDF statement.
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Some analysts warned that it can be a mistake to put human rights and national security in separate baskets and that doing so can eventually create problems that Washington has to wade in and deal with.
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The prosecutor read a written confession by Wade in court and the defense conceded many of the case's details, but argued that Wade was mentally disturbed, and she truly believed that the baby was her own.
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Wade in the near future but on Wednesday, the Justices heard arguments over a Louisiana abortion law that could see the court incrementally narrow the scope of protections that first emerged in the landmark 1973 decision.
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But she is about to run into another in-form power player with a freight-train story line: Johanna Konta, the first British woman to reach this late stage of Wimbledon since Virginia Wade in 1978.
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When raising the funding, Cooke said one regular question was about how likely it would be that a Google might wade in simply to improve its Translate app to obviate the need to learn anything at all.
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The prosecutor read a written confession by Wade in court and the defense conceded many of the case's details, but argued that Wade was mentally disturbed, and that she truly believed that the baby was her own.
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Clearly feeling left out of the Twitter feud that's been brewing between the royal family and the Obamas over the upcoming Invictus Games, the Canadian Prime Minister decided to wade in with a video of his own.
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The wind flipped anchored boats and whipped up sea waters in a dangerous surge along the coast and areas near rivers, flooding some residential neighborhoods and leaving people to wade in ankle-deep waters and cars floating.
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"Wade in the Water," the poem she opened with, was inspired by a performance she attended last year by the Geechee Gullah Ring Shouters, a group dedicated to preserving the traditional African-American culture of the Lowcountry.
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As the Heat's Big Three scatters and fades—with Dwyane Wade in Chicago and Chris Bosh potentially forced into an early retirement due to heath issues—Winslow has emerged as a cornerstone of whatever comes next in Miami.
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She sued the United States Tennis Association, and a New York Supreme Court justice ruled in her favor just weeks before that year's Open, where she lost 21500-212008, 6-4 to Virginia Wade in the first round.
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" Throughout his career, wherever he lit up the scoreboard, Anthony seemed to miss the point, unwilling to — as former President Barack Obama said of Wade in a video tribute — "sometimes sacrifice your ego in pursuit of a title.
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To be permitted to hear the thickly stacked, honeyed gospel of "Wade in the Water," while simultaneously watching those idealized, muscular arms — in every shade of brown — slowly rise and assume the shape of so many ancient amphoras!
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Wade in danger of being overturned — a move that 73 percent of U.S. voters disagree with — celebrities have been coming forward to share their own personal histories, experiences, and stories about abortion using hashtags such as #youknowme and #shoutyourabortion.
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The mood shifts with the second act as the audience must trek down the hill to the riverbank where the Brass Band has already begun playing songs such as "Wade in the Water" of the African-American spiritual tradition.
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The issue became tragically personal for Wade in August, just over a month after he chose to sign a free agent contract with the Chicago Bulls that would bring him home for the first time in his NBA career.
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Buying cars online is not a new idea — just look at sites like CarMax or Carvana — but they are a newer idea for automakers and their dealerships, so it makes sense that Porsche would want to carefully wade in.
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One of the fossilized skeletons represents an entirely new genus and species that has been named Savannasaurus elliottorum (nicknamed "Wade" in honor of the renowned Australian paleontologist Mary Wade, who died in 2005 while the specimens were being excavated).
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Being Khan or Wade in this situation would be imaginably frustrating and annoying since all the speculation regarding the super-fight is entirely dependent on them losing their upcoming fight, which is essentially discounting their value as a fighter.
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Competing against the likes of Facebook's On This Day and TimeHop, it's a testament to what a challenge it is for non-native apps to compete against the handset maker when it decides to wade in and offer your service itself.
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Konta, working hard to keep her opponent pinned behind the baseline, was bidding to book a date with Venus Williams on Thursday as the first home semi-finalist since Virginia Wade in 1978, the year after Wade won the title.
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The vehicles boast other features meant for the adventurous, including the ability to wade in up to three feet of water, lockable storage bins for gear, a gear tunnel (who wouldn't want that) and a quad-motor all-wheel drive.
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Chris Bosh was the next superstar in line, but he managed just two first-round exits in his seven seasons with the Raptors, before he left in free agency in 2100 to join LeBron James and Dwyane Wade in Miami.
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" During the post-show discussion of "Bruh Rabbit," Mr. Marshall's mother talked about the "invisible line" on Rainbow Beach, a public beach in the South Shore neighborhood, where, in 1961, whites attacked an interracial group staging a "freedom wade-in.
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If Alexander votes against witnesses, but Murkowski joins Romney and Collins, a tie vote becomes a real possibility — something Republicans want to avoid, even as they say the chief justice is unlikely to wade in on such an explosive issue.
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WEALE'S U-TURN Stock markets have recovered well from the shock of Britain's vote last month to leave the European Union, largely on the presumption that central banks would wade in with more stimulus to offset any blow to still meagre global growth.
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When our softball games are over the girls on our team sprint to the creek behind the ball fields to wade in the cool water and flip rocks until we find something squirmy or until our parents begin to call for us.
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Reporting by John Shiffman, Luc Cohen and Heide Brandes in Oklahoma City, Brian Grow in Atlanta, Joshua Schneyer in Los Angeles, Ernest Scheyder, Liz Hampton and Terry Wade in Houston and Michael Flaherty, Michael Erman, Jessica Resnick-Ault and Mike Stone in New York.
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Smith gives us a possible answer in "Wade in the Water," in her poem "The Everlasting Self" (for which the title serves as the first line): Comes in from a downpour Shaking water in every direction— A collaborative condition: Gathered, shed, spread, then Forgotten, reabsorbed.
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Wade in 1973, the anti-abortion movement brought these two groups together in an effort led in part by a man, Francis Schaeffer, who would awaken evangelicals like Jerry Falwell to the pro-life cause and motivate him to recruit others to the fold.
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"These people are from Nebraska and I can guarantee never once did they think they were in any type of danger letting their child wade in six inches (15 cm) of water," said Orlando personal injury lawyer Lou Pendas, who has represented individuals in cases against Disney.
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Swift posted videos of a snake, a harbinger of the serpentine imagery in to her video for "Look What You Made Me Do." The intent was to make something eerie and exciting, something fans and conspiracy theorists alike could wade in for hours (which they did).
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Wade in 1973 The amendment, which has been added to every appropriations bill ever since, prohibits the use of federal funds for abortions, including through Medicaid, the health care program for the poor, except in the cases of rape, incest, or if the woman's life is endangered.
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Now, were you to wet wade in these things and soak them day in, day out, you'd probably start to wear away at the Gore-Tex lining, but then that's what wading boots and waders are for, and wouldn't you know it, Danner makes those, too.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's currency slid to an all-time low against the dollar on Tuesday, forcing two rounds of intervention from the central bank to ease market strains and a pledge from its president that it stands ready to wade in again on Wednesday if necessary.
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At first glance, it might seem odd for an artist of Mr. Ruby's rarefied stature (he currently has a show at the Gagosian Gallery on Madison Avenue, and his works can fetch $21.7 million and higher) to wade in the comparatively shallow waters of retail architecture.
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BRASILIA, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Brazil's currency slid to an all-time low against the dollar on Tuesday, forcing two rounds of intervention from the central bank to ease market strains and a pledge from its president that it stands ready to wade in again on Wednesday if necessary.
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The sixth-seeded Konta, who gained her British citizenship in 2012, came from a set down to defeat No. 2 Simona Halep, 6-7 (13), 7-6 (5), 214-27, and became the first British woman to advance to a Wimbledon singles semifinal since Virginia Wade in 26.
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But when it was the turn of a female reporter from Brazil's respected Folha de S.Paulo newspaper to ask a question, she was hissed and booed by Bolsonaro's supporters, prompting Social Liberal Party (PSL) leader Gustavo Bebianno to wade in and remind them of their commitment to a free press.
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On August 1, 1945, it became Miami's first "colored-only" beach, in response to a wade-in on May 9 of that year, when four black men and two black women stepped into the sea at Haulover Beach Park — then only open to whites, like all of the city's beaches.
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But I also will be pretty excited if you wade in and try some of this stuff (hint: try it with an Amazon Echo, which seems to be device that's doing the best job abstracting itself from all these standards and communicating with all of them in a consumer friendly way).
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Here are the books discussed by The Times's critics this week: "The Emissary" by Yoko Tawada "Brown" by Kevin Young "Wade in the Water" by Tracy K. Smith "God Save Texas" by Lawrence Wright We would love to hear your thoughts about this episode, and about the Book Review's podcast in general.
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Backup: Pau Gasol (220 percent chance of induction) Power Forward Hall of Fame probability: 27 percent Credentials: Bosh was a pioneering small-ball center for the Miami Heat during two championship runs after joining forces with LeBron James and Dwyane Wade in what came to be known as the Flying Death Machine.
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Seven months and more than 24,200 games later, Magic Johnson upstaged the retirements of two legends — Dirk Nowitzki and Dwyane Wade — in unbecoming fashion by abruptly walking away from Jeanie Buss, LeBron James and the rest of the Los Angeles Lakers through a chaotic hour of unscheduled interviews with the news media.
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When he leveraged the Nuggets to trade him to the Knicks in February 2011, he missed the memo — authored by LeBron James and Chris Bosh when they joined Dwyane Wade in Miami — that happiness was not to be found with a team stripped of talent in order to make room for you.
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READ: Here's how Democrats can turn Roe v Wade in to law (It won't happen anytime soon) ""If there is no medical evidence to prove that a fetus is viable at 15 weeks LMP or at six weeks LMP," he wrote, "then a fetus is not viable between zero and five weeks LMP.
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"In an era of fake news, publishers need to be economically viable to perform their essential role in society, providing eyewitness accounts, unearthing the truth, calling authorities to account and able to pay for quality investigative journalism," said the European Publishers Council's (EPC) executive director Angela Mills Wade in a statement after the vote.
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It was also a banner year for black poets with collections by poet laureate Tracy K. Smith ("Wade in the Water"), Terrance Hayes ("American Sonnets for My Past and Future Assassin"), Natasha Trethewey ("Monuments: Poems New and Selected"), Kevin Young ("Brown"), Tiana Clark ("I Can't Talk About the Trees Without The Blood"), and Justin Philip Reed ("Indecency").
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And with trust in adtech at such a historic low — plus regulation having been rebooted in Europe to put the focus on enforcement (which is encouraging a cottage industry of GDPR 'compliance' services to wade in) — the industry's preferred cloak of complex opacity is under attack on multiple front (including from policymakers) and does look to be on borrowed time.
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TUMULTY: But what you do have are a lot of issues that are bubbling up from the states that could challenge sort of the underpinnings of both Roe v Wade in the 1992 decision, the Casey decision on things like is viability of the fetus still the new standard or you know, what exactly is an undue burden on the right to an abortion.
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ET, FSN Sun (Miami), Sportsnet One (Toronto) ABOUT THE HEAT (2-2): Tyler Johnson was injured and then buried behind Joe Johnson and Wade in the playoffs last season but is getting a chance as the sixth man this season and scored in double figures in each of the first four games, including 22 points on 215-of-26 shooting in 28 minutes on Tuesday as Miami fought for a 211-24 overtime victory over Sacramento.
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