The "walk" series — Spring Walk, Summer Walk, Autumn Walk, Winter Walk — is probably my favorite for the way it simulates wandering through the woods all year round.
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"Walk the walk, and we've got to walk it quick," he told Vox.
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"Walk the walk, and we've got to walk it quick," Sarbanes told Vox recently.
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First-inning breakdown: Walk, sacrifice bunt, single, single, fielder's choice, walk, double, intentional walk, walk, double, double, fly out, strikeout (reached on wild pitch), groundout.
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Susan Wiviott: You walk by them, you walk around them, or you walk away from them sometimes.
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"Walk the walk, and we've got to walk it quick," Sarbanes told Vox in a recent interview.
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Single, walk, walk, single, walk, single and a groundout (surprise), and he was pulled for a real reliever.
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Walk ... squeeze fake fire hose nozzle ... walk again.
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I think we're trying to walk the walk every day.
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It scored Smoak (walk), Russell Martin (singled) and Tulowitzki (walk).
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We can walk the walk, not just talk the talk.
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Don't talk the talk unless you can walk the walk.
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I couldn't walk like I should be able to walk.
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To walk the runway, and to walk the runway well.
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I'll walk to an event or walk through a building.
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Customers walk in, grab what they need, and walk out.
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"Walk, walk, walk," Jennifer Aniston says softly to herself, as she practices moving to the mic onstage at Oscars rehearsals Saturday afternoon.
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Take a brisk walk Take a brisk walk around your home, or better yet, go for a walk outside in the sunlight.
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For me, coming across the bay from Oakland, it's a walk to a train to a walk to a bus to a walk.
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Our baby can walk and it's going to walk by itself.
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The Wil Myers walk in the first was a battle walk.
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Now we just need to get them to walk the walk.
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Walk-ins tend to be the sort who walk in often.
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And they don't just talk the talk — they walk the walk.
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"I speak the truth and I walk the walk," he said.
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"You can't defend walk, walk, homer," Minnesota manager Paul Molitor said.
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"Leaders do need to talk the talk and walk the walk."
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People who couldn't walk were able to walk again [after] Rev.
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Still, for her — for us — I want to walk the walk.
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I just want her and other actresses to walk the walk.
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So when you walk into a room, you never walk alone.
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The Proclaimers would walk 500 miles, and then they'd walk 500 more, just to be the type of people who would walk 1,000 miles.
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Walk For A Dog (iTunes and Google Play) Walk for a cause!
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I walk home, and even though I'm tired, the walk feels nice.
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I walk in, grab them, and walk out literally three seconds later.
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But I would walk 500 meters and I would walk 500 more.
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You can walk up there, of course you can walk up there.
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This wasn't a walk away like you get up and walk out.
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We walk around a bit in the area before we walk home.
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What about the people who can't walk that want to walk again?
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Finn added that this is "now an opportunity to walk the walk."
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That's how so-called allies will truly walk the walk in Hollywood.
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But he can walk and he does walk at all other times.
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The 2019 Golden Globes talked the talk, but didn't walk the walk.
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You can't just talk the talk, you have to walk the walk.
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We have to not just talk the talk, but walk the walk.
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Cats walk in a different way, they walk same arm, same leg.
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I figuratively walk through my work as I literally walk to it.
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"The way I walk is just the way I walk," it goes.
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I'll walk away from this game, set it ablaze and walk away.
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You think that you will walk and walk and then errrrrr boom!
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"I don't walk alone; I walk with God," an older woman says.
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He might talk the populist talk, but he'd walk the plutocratic walk.
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"We walk toward what most people walk away from," Dr. Goldfarb said.
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Fire may walk you somewhere, but it won't always walk you back.
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To Big Tech's climate activists, for pressuring executives to walk the walk.
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You can walk up the stairs, you can walk down the stairs.
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In my head, if there was a thought bubble, it would have been: Please don't walk out, please don't walk out, please don't walk out!
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A friendly set of directions would not have told me to "walk" — walk?
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WILDES: I am also not impressed when people don&apost walk the walk.
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Walk With Path's wearables help Parkinson's patients walk more confidently and avoid falls.
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And we have to set the standard, we have to walk the walk.
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You walk into a gallery; you see some terrific art; you walk out.
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As parents, we must walk the walk as well as talk the talk.
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People would walk up to me, look at me and then walk away.
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It talks the talk, but it hardly even tries to walk the walk.
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People move differently when they walk in groups than when they walk alone.
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They walk away from it the way we're used to seeing prisoners walk.
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Digit the robot can walk the walk, but can it talk the talk?
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You can even walk in, grab what you want, and walk out🤷🏾♂️. pic.twitter.
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A light walk would make Sam walk and a jog would make Sam run.
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But his fellow countrymen also like to walk their walk — a very different one.
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I do a 98.233-minute walk/run (emphasis on the walk) to wake up.
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I could finally walk Japan, walk all the places I've been vacationing in Casque.
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POWER WALK Then we go for a walk, and we will take the dog.
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If I'm going to talk the talk I am going to walk the walk.
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Candelario, who hit a walk-off, two-run homer on Friday, drew a walk.
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"Given our focus on climate change, we try to walk the walk," says Holmes.
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But most people walk in innocently, and walk out feeling grateful for their care.
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If you're going to walk the walk, make sure you're also talking the talk.
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Walk down the historic streets that I walk without fear as a proud Jew.
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This is how it went: walk, sacrifice bunt, strikeout, wild pitch, wild pitch, walk.
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"Many companies describe themselves as customer-focused, but few walk the walk," he says.
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You could walk and walk and never feel like there's any end to it.
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You walk in, your food's right there, you walk out, and off you go.
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At this point, Google could just walk onstage, say the price, and walk offstage.
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Did you not need a zigzag ingenuity to make the chickens walk your walk?
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"Now it&aposs about walking the walk, and things like collective action and public policy create the opportunity for lots of companies to walk the walk," he said.
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"At first it was more of a walk, walk, walk and then it turned into a steady run," he told the outlet of his first serious foray into exercising.
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The walk-on rule is rarely an issue, but it came up this year when Texas Tech walk-on-turned-Oklahoma walk-on quarterback Baker Mayfield rose to stardom.
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In fact, the Red Sox had not won on a walk-off walk since Sept.
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A walk for well-being I like to walk around when we're at our busiest.
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Oh, and I walk the dog, since my husband isn't here for the night walk.
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Each tunnel is a 20 minute walk one way and another 20 minute walk back.
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As Ally and her cloak walk away from the mirror, we walk away from Cult.
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You're shaking on the inside, you're like, 'Walk it off, walk it off, everything's fine.
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Miss America won't accept just one rose – she'll walk walk away with an entire bouquet!
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I learned to walk again - I told my body to walk and it did it.
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President Trump has talked the talk … now he's going to have to walk the walk.
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I believe if you're going to talk the talk, then you'd better walk the walk.
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Steyer added that he and his peers "have to 'walk the walk'" on environmental issues.
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"If you want to walk fast, then walk alone," she said, citing an African proverb.
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When it comes down to it, many men are not willing to walk the walk.
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I talk the talk of globalization and technology but I do not walk the walk.
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Players walk through the backslapping throng on their way into the stadium on Blazer Walk.
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It was Realmuto's second career walk-off hit and his first career walk-off homer.
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"In the middle of the scene, he'll just walk away and walk out," Phillips said.
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You could walk down Sackville Street and see everyone of any importance in one walk.
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This is how the Boston Red Sox bullpen blew a 4-2 lead in the eighth inning in Kansas City: walk, walk, walk, grand slam by the Royals' Salvador Perez.
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I walk over to his apartment, and we decide to walk to get a quick breakfast.
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"I had to walk, because every once in a while you have to walk," he said.
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Walk to work, ride your bike, get up from your desk, and walk around the block.
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Here, I tried to walk it in but I didn't walk it in at all pic.twitter.
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And you will never have to walk the path that my family has had to walk.
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The Walk In The Walk, which was developed by the same team that created Zombies, Run!
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Justin Turner drew a lead-off walk, then Puig followed with another walk one out later.
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So when we walk into the room, we have to walk in with a big attitude.
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I wanted to experience the walk as the walk, in all of its inevitably boring walkiness.
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"They come in all shapes and forms, but a walk-off's a walk-off," Kepler said.
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He didn't walk anyone and has yet to walk more than two batters in a game.
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Mauer also ended Minnesota's July 29 win over the White Sox with a walk-off walk.
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Less common, but not unheard-of, is the walk-off basket or the walk-off goal.
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So for the moment let me walk like Socrates, on the streets he used to walk.
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People can, once again, talk the talk but not walk the walk in a real situation.
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WALK AND REFLECT From 7 to 7:30 I may take a second walk by myself.
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I occasionally walk up to the circle of benches at the south end of Literary Walk.
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When you walk around here, I'll bump into 10 people I know anytime I walk outside.
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"What I tell them is ... that they have to walk their own walk," Obama told Winfrey.
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Here we can walk the walk on the thin line where immanence and transcendence briefly commingle.
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As they walk and walk and walk, flirtation occurs, but the moment is broken by a minor revelation that, in the context of this sweet but uneventful film, would constitute a spoiler.
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I want somebody who's actually built a business, who knows what that's like, who knows what it's about, who can walk the walk and talk the walk, who's had successes and failures.
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"Walk with a walking stick, carry a noise maker, walk with a buddy," they said in part.
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Most importantly, it would be a way for Democrats to walk to the walk of serious reform.
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Perry knew how to talk the talk, but in her music, she failed to walk the walk.
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I can eat a sandwich and walk simultaneously, but I'd rather sit down, eat and then walk.
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We will walk until we are free, until we can walk to any school and take our
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Kazmir loaded the bases on a walk, hit batter, passed ball and intentional walk with two outs.
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Our employees, every day they walk in the door, there's no other place they'd rather walk into.
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But our ability to walk the walk and talk the talk grows thinner with each passing day.
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They rely on their Mayor not only to talk the talk, but also to walk the walk.
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You walk one way and you're too aggressive, you walk the other way and you're too quiet.
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Bryant reached base three times, including a walk, and Heyward also had two hits and a walk.
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Colleges and universities need to walk the walk and require coursework on American institutions and their development.
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But educators, who held rallies and "walk-ins" this week, are skeptical and may still walk out.
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It suggests to white allies that if they walk the walk, they get to talk the talk.
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We are always thinking about how to walk that tightrope, because we have to walk with humility.
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You walk in, and you see what all is to be found, and you walk back out.
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"It will really hurt them if they don't walk the walk, after making the promise," Reber said.
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Now I can walk in stilettos quite steadily; I can walk and talk at the same time.
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I don't need for someone to walk by, and then catch their eye and then walk in.
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But we still need to tell corporate leaders that they need to walk the walk for change.
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A tango is a walk, a walk around the room, embellished in terms of rhythm and footwork.
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"We walk with the protesters accompanying them, we walk all together in one line," Ms. Davila said.
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POWER WALK Right after eating, I walk over to my gym, the Dogpound, which is in SoHo.
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But you don't walk out of the store with your purchase — instead, you walk out empty-handed.
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But when you have an option to walk or take a car, walk if it's an option.
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We now have younger people saying they want "walk to latte" and "walk to mass transit" housing.
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That's a difficult line to walk, and one that nobody needs to walk in the first place.
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"It's an unbelievable city for me to walk around in, because as I walk around, it's as if ghosts walk around that city with me," Wyle, 47, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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Now she is in the nursing home with dementia, unable to walk, never acknowledging that she is unable to walk or perhaps not comprehending she cannot walk — I genuinely have no idea which.
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"He'll always walk up from this direction, and he'll just walk up and drop it on the little doorknob and walk away, every single time that's all he does," Morrison told KOB 4.
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Assume that a walk signal stays on for only one second before turning off, and when a walk signal fires you leap instantaneously across the street as the walk signal is shutting off.
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Of course, there is always the risk that a strong American response will tempt Tehran to threaten to walk, announce it intends to walk or even actually walk away from the nuclear compact.
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You get out there and you walk, you walk together for change, for some kind of a spotlight.
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Ultimately I thought I have to be part of the solution, and I have to walk the walk.
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Incidentally, how visitors walk through the exhibition is as varied as how they might walk through a pairidaeza.
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"Most presidents would walk into a briefing room, answer a few questions, and then walk out," Schlapp said.
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You walk in, we know who you are, you walk out, we know what you walked out with.
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He wants to emulate what I'm doing, so I think it's important for us to walk the walk.
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Members walk in the parade after being told they could ride with their helmets or walk without them.
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When they walk on a leash, they eventually walk like dogs but its more like cats at first.
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Her latest endeavor proves that not only can she walk the walk but she can talk the talk.
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We walk there and order shots as a thank you to those who took the walk with us.
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I think it would be a grave error to walk away from Europe, to walk away from NATO.
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He left after a one-out walk to pinch-hitter Brett Wallace in the eighth, his only walk.
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They walk into the house, they walk into the house, they they they they they and so forth.
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Congress needs to "walk the walk" and do something about this violence and the people that promote it.
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The walk marks 35 years since Svetlana Savitskaya became the first woman to walk in space in 1984.
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You walk up, and the moment you walk up, they can pull out a gun and shoot you.
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Walk a few steps in refugees' shoes and meet them on their long walk from despair to dignity.
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" "America wants a fighter who's not going to walk away from a fight but will walk into one.
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Now we walk and walk through the orchards, the Cannery Orchard, the Nursery Orchard, the Black Cherry Orchard.
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You could walk into Sunny's feeling like a very unremarkable person and walk out feeling like a luminary.
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LF Brett Gardner had his second career walk-off home run on Saturday and sixth walk-off hit.
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Whether you walk out smashing into the walls or walk out sensibly, we get your money either way.
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Irony is all the rage, but if you're gonna talk the talk you really have walk the walk.
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Many, many times, little old ladies will walk by and get startled, walk quickly, and grab their purse.
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You walk through all of these families, you walk through to this memorial, you'll see people in pain.
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The result, though, is a little less walk, walk, fashion baby, and a little more stumble, stumble, fall.
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We finally get done and we are starving and walk back along the Cliff Walk to our car.
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To assert himself as a black man means again and again that clients walk away; girlfriends walk away.
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The walk-off RBI was the ninth of Davis' career, and the walk-off homer was his second.
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Walk in with a number and a name, walk out with a new TV and a credit card.
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The teens may not be willing to walk 50 feet, but maybe they'd walk 25 feet, or 10.
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In the larger surrounding area, you can get to Union Square Park in a 10-minute walk, Tompkins Square Park in a 14-minute walk, and Washington Square Park in a 15-minute walk.
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Trader Joe's is a long walk from my apartment, so I call my best friend on the walk over.
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If you're cocky enough to heckle golf pros about their game, you'd better be able to walk the walk.
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I walk 210 minutes to SPAR to buy groceries and walk back up the giant hill to my Airbnb.
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Instead, he would simply walk to the bar, look up at it, then walk away and begin his approach.
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I walk to work and usually walk unplugged and take the time to enjoy being outside and the city.
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There is theoretical allyship — where you talk the talk — and there is active allyship — where you walk the walk.
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Let the next person walk into your job the same way you want to walk into your new one.
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"It's a lot harder for women to walk away from their profession and walk back into it," Escobar says.
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As I walk home, a random man decides to walk beside me and sing/shout "Sweet Dreams" at me.
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"I walk right in and walk straight into the bedroom," the Real Housewives of Atlanta star, 49, tells PEOPLE.
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It was Walker's second career walk-off homer and fifth career walk-off hit — his second with the Yankees.
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He could walk into any restaurant with his partner, walk on any side of the street, with no problem.
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On Friday, Mercury harmonizes with Mars, empowering you to walk the walk the way you already talk the talk.
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When I walk out my shower, put on my clothes, I walk knowing that I'm going to a battlefield.
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Tyler Naquin led off with a walk and went to second when Jason Kipnis drew a two-out walk.
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That's why we've compiled a gift guide for those who prefer to talk the talk and walk the walk.
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He can walk the walk, talk the talk, and make a pair of pink rubber gloves look like couture.
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In Tilt Brush, you can walk around what you've just made or walk directly through what you've just made.
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To walk the streets of New York is to walk a symphony by Gershwin — a tumbling, clattering, harmonic joy.
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"If I want to pretend I'm a matriarch I might as well, you know, walk the walk," she said.
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Since 1960, the Hollywood Walk of Fame has welcomed tourists to walk over brass stars representing their favorite celebrities.
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Since 1960, the Hollywood Walk of Fame has welcomed tourists to walk over brass stars of their favorite celebrities.
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If you take a walk during a normal work day, then take a walk when you're working from home!
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Walk itEarly, walk it back when the day grows dim, everyoneRising just to find a way toward rest again.
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It made Meir the 15th woman to walk in space and the 43rd total space walk by a woman.
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I began to think of her on the walk to school each day and again on the walk home.
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We walk along the Cliff Walk, taking our time for photos and get to The Breakers at about noon.
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Still, Zuckerberg must decide if Facebook is willing to walk the walk he set out today in his rhetoric.
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It would be hard to walk into to a major business and walk away with all its sensitive information.
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They can also take a walk or walk their pets, but keep at least six feet away from others.
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It's difficult to walk out, especially like Fox News, to walk out of the most powerful name in news.
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The obstacles are weighted for difficulty and competitors progress from easiest to hardest, as follows: They must sit down on and stand up from a low IKEA couch; walk a short slalom; walk up a ramp, open and shut a door, and descend another ramp; walk along a number of unevenly spaced stepping stones; walk across two angled platforms; and, finally, walk up and down a flight of stairs.
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"Every time we went to dinner she would make me walk to dinner, we would walk after dinner," Jones said.
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We walk along the path for a while and then walk up the hill – R says the view is amazing.
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It was Turner's third career walk-off homer and occurred after pinch hitter Brian Dozier drew a four-pitch walk.
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I walk from my house to the park, and that makes me feel guilty because I could run that walk.
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Travelers can also walk Jesuit Staircase, where Ceresi was forced to do her penitent walk of shame in Season 5.
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"If they (are) going to walk one meter toward me, I'm willing to walk 10,000 miles towards them," he said.
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If you can't walk away — or don't want to walk away — from the networks we've built, what are your options?
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The Pixel deserves to be a phone that people can walk into a store, purchase, walk out with, and enjoy.
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If this administration was genuinely interested in promoting STEM programs, it would walk the walk, not just talk the talk.
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You can walk in with a bare face and walk out totally camera-ready with bags of products in tow.
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"What Finland and its neighbors do is actually walk the walk of opportunity that America now only talks," Partanen writes.
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Think about how you navigate the world: If you need to walk somewhere, you sort of initiate your "walk" function.
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Never mind that as you stroll down the Walk of Fame it can start to resemble the Walk of Shame.
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SYRIA CIVIL WAR Talk the talk, walk the walk: A ceasefire is supposed to take place in Syria on Friday.
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On your lunch break, walk around the block once, and when you leave the office, walk around the block once.
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If you tried to walk in a straight line in VR, you'd likely walk into a table or wall IRL.
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You, yourself, must walk the walk by cutting sugar and processed foods out of your diet while taking up exercise.
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Simply putting on a MAGA hat and yelling drain the swamp isn't enough, you actually have to walk the walk.
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If my partner screws up and I get pregnant, they can walk away but I can't walk away from it.
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If you can get outside to walk, studies have shown that a brisk walk can make you feel more creative.
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After coffee they decided to have dinner, then go for a walk and have ice cream, and walk some more.
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To walk the beach is to walk the margins, a between-space as dynamic and unpredictable as the ocean itself.
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Walk the Walk I would like to see a public health campaign advocating walking at least one mile a day.
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You can say it, and a lot of people say it, and talk the talk but don't walk the walk.
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To replace tenements and boarded-up buildings, he proposed restaurants, shops and an arts walk rivaling San Antonio's River Walk.
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Incredulous Germans watched the men walk — yes, walk — in long rows across open terrain — then proceeded to mow them down.
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In some respects, you could say that many luxury SUV buyers talk the talk, but GMC owners walk the walk.
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I like to feel that he is going to walk away and hopefully walk again one of these days [laughs].
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If I'm not able to get out for a walk with Arna, I'll walk on the treadmill and watch Netflix!
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As it is, she keeps the walk-in refrigerator so sparely stocked that you can actually walk around in it.
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I trust my instincts and just walk towards the nearest place that looks like it makes sense to walk towards.
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It's not too chilly so it's a nice walk and I listen to The Cut on Tuesdays while I walk.
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But if you're looking to walk from one party to the other, it's about a 40-minute, 1.8-mile walk.
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The robot itself is able to walk at 22 km/h, step over a 23mm pipe, walk on debris, walk through 22 mm/hour of rain for 20 minutes, and climb up and down a vertical ladder.
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"Walk on Water" has Queen Bey singing, "I walk on water/But I ain't no Jesus/I walk on water/But only when it freezes" -- as Eminem spits bars about the pressures of his life and career.
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That means you can walk into a Taco Bell during your lunch break and walk back out without spending a dime.
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But the minute they walk in and then they walk out, you're like, 'Wow, this person is going to be huge.
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On my walk home, I drop into a random boutique and walk out with a Christmas present for my best friend.
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I walk the dogs to A.'s meeting with him and then continue on for a nice long walk with them.
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Gaviglio allowed a walk and had a strikeout in the sixth before Tim Mayza took over and pitched around a walk.
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He talks the talk, but we can only hope he means it when he says he'll walk the walk as well.
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You just tap your phone on some sort of detector when you walk in and then walk out with your food.
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It's only a five or 10 minute walk from home, but we usually leave early to walk through the park together.
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I couldn&apost walk - sometimes I couldn&apost walk for a week or two, and my mom went to the library.
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I was able to walk around my living room, and the camera followed me around so I didn't walk off screen.
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C Buster Posey's stat line didn't look all that impressive — 1-for-4 with a walk — but that walk was critical.
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You can't teach kids that by just talking the talk – you have to walk the walk and reinforce it with talk.
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She said I used to walk off with strollers and carriages of other babies as soon as I learned to walk.
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AND FINALLY ... Walk of life Here's a boxer trying to walk wearing shoes, because we all could use a laugh today.
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In comparison, it was easier to walk back up the stairs, and far less scary to walk on flat ground, naturally.
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If a sister needed to walk to a friend's house, he'd escort them, then walk back later to escort them home.
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"People walk in, see that the dining room is empty, and walk to the bistro across the street," Mr. Faure said.
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Christian: Now that I knew how to talk the talk, it was time to learn to walk the walk, quite literally.
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Consumers will be able to walk in, grab their items, and walk out, their credit card charged automatically as they exit.
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Babies don't walk because we want them to, and they generally don't walk if we keep helping them all the time.
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We all need to walk the walk to continue to build our networks, support one another and build each other up.
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The walk-up song The key to any successful campaign rally is making your presence known with a walk-up song.
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Ms. Rodriguez, 34, lives in University Heights, in a fifth-floor walk-up, just a 15-minute walk from the library.
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"This wasn't a walk away like you get up and walk out," Trump told reporters of the end of the summit.
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My 30-minute walk to the bus stop felt farther than usual, even though I walk this same route every day.
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Walk one to two miles, five times a week, or bike three times as far as you would walk or run.
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While Lyon's three-course set menus of meats cooked in vats of butter and dripping with fat can make even the most seasoned eater crave a nap, I found a better solution was to walk — and walk and walk.
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In walk-up buildings, one-bedrooms were $230,239 and two-bedrooms, $73,27; no studios were found in walk-ups, Mr. Benaim said.
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When you can walk away from a press conference with the world's toughest journalists, you've succeeded if you walk away without bruises.
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The prison had given him a "slow walk pass" that allowed him to do just that — walk slowly — without fear of reprimand.
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"I was nervous to take my cover up off and to walk into the pool or walk on the beach," she wrote.
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It's pretty impressive to watch people walk into #AmazonGo and walk back out in about a minute with what they picked up.
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In warmer weather, if I walk walk my dog, by the time I am back in, it is usually nice and dry!
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U may have to walk a block or two but we are optimizing drive and walk times to save time for everyone.
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"He taught me how to work the camera, to walk — my walk was so terrible at the start, so bad," Keda said.
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But that move where he was willing to walk away, that anyone knows if you&aposre getting a bad deal, walk away.
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Curiously, it also doubles as an ad for Morton Salt's "Walk Her Walk" campaign, a movement that aims to inspire positive change.
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Using the smartphone as your lens, you can then walk up to the hologram, see it up close, even walk around it.
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After Sardinas' leadoff walk, Hill retired the next 14 Padres before Adam Rosales drew a walk with two outs in the fifth.
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Progressive candidates like the non-millionaire Senator Bernie Sanders did well precisely because he was able to "walk the walk" so effectively.
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After Kluber retired the first two batters, Goins drew a walk, Travis singled and Donaldson drew a walk to load the bases.
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Following the walk to Davis, Trumbo came through with his second walk-off hit this season and the seventh of his career.
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"This is an entertaining film and people will walk away with things with [what] they want to walk away," Cruise, 56, said.
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"I don't think anybody has a cake walk, and quite honestly, it shouldn't be a cake walk" to become Speaker, said Rep.
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It's not enough to walk the walk, you have to talk the talk — and be able to spell it all correctly, too.
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Minor gave up two runs on four hits and a walk and a walk with seven strikeouts over 6 1/3 innings.
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She'd walk the beach searching for people, climb rocks to avoid "the sharp sand" and walk the shore to avoid hot rocks.
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The less practical they were to walk in, the more important you were, because people who can't walk properly can't work, either.
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Today, many people refer to that phenomena as lip service, which is when people talk the talk but don't walk the walk.
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Called "Amazon Go," the technology literally allows people to walk into a store, select items they want to purchase, and walk out.
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Where like you're willing to walk to get a Starbucks and not a ... Nobody is willing to walk to get a Starbucks.
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Mills: Yes, to get past them we're gonna have to walk over their bodies, so just —— Callimachi: Like, seriously, walk over them?
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Curamuerto's gang is so powerful, Sobe told me, that his bosses can walk into the local prisons and walk right back out.
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It takes about 45 minutes to walk to work from where I'm living, and it's nice to walk and talk to him.
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Swift doesn't always walk the walk when she plays the feminist card, but this is an issue she's been consistently firm on.
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The talk the talk, walk the walk, and scream the screams so sorely needed within this current incarnation of the metal community.
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EditorsNote: 1st graf, add 'of' before 'walk-off' Cody Bellinger worked a bases-loaded walk in the ninth inning as the Los Angeles Dodgers continued their string of walk-off victories with a 33-4 triumph Tuesday over the Arizona Diamondbacks.
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After the meeting, I offer to walk the office dog and we go for a chilly walk around the block in the snow.
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That you can simply walk right into building one, and then you can walk right in to the headquarters of the Capital Gazette.
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Each date is like a doorway: Is this a life that Dev wants to walk into, a future road he can walk down?
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It's become a cliche at this point: Democrats walk on debate stage, Democrats walk off debate stage, Klobuchar is declared the clear winner.
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You can program in your favorite language, and direct Nybble walk around simply by sending short commands, such as 'walk' or 'turn left.
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If you walk out of the house and you feel like you look good, it changes the way you walk into a room.
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Domino's really emphasizes its commitment to "innovation," but even if it's a marketing tactic, the global pizza brand does indeed walk the walk.
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He didn't get a walk at all today, so I convince my dad to go on a walk with me and the dog.
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"I love Wendy, because she helps me walk and she gives me independence," Hunter, who struggles to walk on his own, tells PEOPLE.
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When I walk into the corner café, the ladies get me a muffin as I walk up to the counter without me asking.
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"I'd have to walk a minute, run a minute, walk a minute, run a minute, which was very tedious for me," she said.
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Pelfrey's final line was three runs on five hits and a walk over 5 1/3 innings with one walk and one strikeout.
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The demo was in a small cubicle, without much space to walk around, so I mainly used the touch controllers' joysticks to walk.
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"The Chinese saw him walk away from North Korea and they're concerned he will walk away from the China deal," the official said.
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Only in Hollywood ... cause even Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump had to walk inside a polling place, walk inside and cast their ballots.
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"I had to walk, because every once in a while you have to walk," Trump said of the failed talks in North Korea.
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People literally walk in front of a painting, take a photo or selfie, then walk away without ever really looking at it. Huh?
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"I like to go everywhere with her, on a walk in the morning and on a walk down the aisle," Ms. Sanderson said.
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Royals 3, Padres 2 Bubba Starling's bases-loaded walk in the ninth inning gave Kansas City the walk-off victory at Surprise, Ariz.
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Immigration: It's no walk in the park Illegal immigrants' lives, and their journeys to our southern border, are no walk through Central Park.
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He started the walk in Asbury Park, New Jersey, with plans to walk all the way to Venice Beach in Los Angeles, California.
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Whether Midler is playing the Rose, Sue Mengers, or Dolly Levi, her quick, exaggeratedly showgirlish walk is a walk away from the audience.
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Instead of slinging the same tired statistics at each debate, only emboldening their current fan base, candidates would have to walk the walk.
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Som Dona is just a two-minute walk away from the Caves of Drach and a quick walk or drive to spectacular beaches.
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"You'd walk into the bank and walk out 4853 minutes later with an extra $4843,4833," said Lou Bakalar, a broker who arranged loans.
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" — SETH MEYERS "He's going to do a 5K walk, but it's just going to be him asking for $5,000 so he can walk.
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Gallery Walk Or, invite students to share the implications of what they learned with the rest of the class in a gallery walk.
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All this changes with "I Walk To and Fro through Civilization and I Talk as I Walk (Follow Me, the Monk)" (1926-27).
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But I will not walk away from the most important political fight of my life, and I hope you won't walk away either.
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We need to walk more -- up stairs, outside, to and from work or school, basically anywhere we enjoy walking or can comfortably walk.
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After a long hot walk down to the beach, we decide it's too tricky to navigate with a toddler and walk back up.
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Okay, it's, like, kind of snowing, but I walk there, elliptical for half an hour, and walk back home to a warm shower.
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You're going to walk in, you're going to walk out, you're going to renew your work authorization and get on with your life.
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At a veteran mom and marathon runner's suggestion, I began my training by doing run-walk intervals (run five minutes, walk one minute).
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Companies like Patagonia and The North Face market themselves as caring for the environment and sustainability, so they have to walk the walk.
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On the walk, she slowly realizes that because she lives farthest away, she would be left to walk home in the dark alone.
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"The building is a walk-up, but I don't have to walk up, so it's like living in a luxury building," he said.
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Grace Notes Alan Steel dreams of "walk-off vegetables" the way the beleaguered subspecies known as Mets fans dreams of walk-off homers.
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Sometimes when I'm really stumped, I'll walk over to the Philadelphia Museum and look at one or two things, and then walk home.
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"You look for that person who seems to talk the talk and walk the walk," said DeJuana Thompson, the creator of Woke Vote.
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As you enter, there's no sign that dictates whether you should walk right or left, but most people walk right, out of convention, and don't see the ready–made shower stall until they walk through the whole show and reach the supposed end.
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Maybe they could walk down a virtual hallway where each door represented a game and then walk through that door to launch the game.
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There, customers walk in, fill their baskets and then walk out, with everything being tallied up by computer and no checkout lines in sight.
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Reducing the amount of time spent sitting can be a useful option if people don't want to walk or cannot walk, cycle or exercise.
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Kepler's first major league homer last month was his first walk-off hit and his two walk-offs are tied for the team lead.
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Subscribers can walk in, return their rental pieces and walk out with a new item — without ever having to take out a credit card.
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Amazon's so innovative, what they've done with the cloud, what they're doing with this walk-out walk-in store, they're a really great company.
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"CEO John was willing to walk me down the aisle, [he even] told us not to be nervous and to walk slowly," she says.
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You'll be tightly limited by the amount you can move around also, so don't expect to walk around obstructions or walk onto the court.
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The promotion has even allowed him to walk out in his military beret and, on his birthday, even sing his own walk out song.
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In December, the company announced a wild new shopping experience that lets buyers walk into a store, grab what they need and walk out.
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"They talked the talk but we walk the walk," says Jyotiraditya Scindia, an MP from the state who is also the party's chief whip.
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Once a star has been added to the Walk, it is considered a part of the historic fabric of the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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WATTERS: So, when I walk into a bar as a straight white male, am I being too confident when I walk into the bar?
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"Every time we went to dinner she would make me walk to dinner, we would walk after dinner," she said on Live with Kelly.
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"CEO John was willing to walk me down the aisle; [he even] told us not to be nervous and to walk slowly," she recalls.
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Panelists: VITAL VOICES MENTORING WALK | 8:30am DVF will be partnering with Vital Voices to co-host a mentoring walk on The High Line.
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"Once a star has been added to the Walk, it is considered a part of the historic fabric of the Hollywood Walk of Fame."
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The photograph is actually a promotion for her annual Slut Walk, a charity walk-a-thon to promote sexual awareness and provide HIV testing.
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I don't think all those pious men, or anyone else, can tell that woman with the two kids how to walk her daily walk.
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In fact, sometimes my back is in so much pain that an actual walk in the park is no walk in the park, either.
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Even though people know they can walk through the tables in the simulated meeting spaces, Schouela has observed that people regularly walk around it.
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"Some people can get into an argument and be offensive and walk away, just like some can try coke and walk away," Dave says.
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Speaking of what's nearby, the Magnificent Mile is an easy walk to the north, and the museum campus, a quick walk to the south.
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Walk or Take the L Regardless of the time of year, Chicagoans love to walk, and Ms. Huffman recommended that visitors do the same.
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In other words, if the film wanted to walk the walk when it came to teenage verisimilitude, it also had to talk the talk.
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Though he has never wanted to go for a long walk again, there is no one with whom I would rather walk through life.
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While you could maybe walk away from a real estate transaction, we really can't walk away from these trade agreements without jeopardizing the economy.
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The "Bars that people walk into?" refers to bars of music that play when people walk into a room, also known as ENTRANCE MUSIC.
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On my walk, I pass another one of my coworkers who is more like a friend, who offers to walk to Starbucks with me.
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Gray says that learning how to walk and balance on a taller heel gave her the confidence she needed to regularly walk in stilettos.
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In honor of the 15th anniversary of A Walk To Remember, let's take a walk down memory lane...❤ What are your favorite scenes?
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Even though we had to walk up that massive hill every morning, we could walk pretty much everywhere we wanted to go in Lisbon.
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In the bottom of the fifth, Kuhl issued a one-out walk to his counterpart, Weaver, and a two-out walk to Greg Garcia.
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Try the geologically-impressive Lungkata Walk for opportunities to touch the rock, while the North-East Face Walk passes a multitude of sacred sites.
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For customers, it's simple: Scan your Amazon Go app as you walk into the store, pick up whatever you want, and simply walk out.
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At the top of the play, when several extra dancers join the 17 principals, all doing their step-kick-walk-walk-walk routines before the first cut, you almost fear for the cast; one extra-enthusiastic arm extension and someone might blacken an eye.
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A walk, single and walk loaded the bases for Wolters, who walked on five pitches to bring home a run for a 1-0 lead.
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You know, I like to have a person walk in, vote and leave, as opposed to walk in, sit around, and who knows what happens.
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Holliday's 10th career walk-off hit and third career walk-off home run lifted the Yankees (14-7) to their 13th win in 16 games.
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"It wasn't a comfortable and easy [decision] to walk away, because once you walk away, you don't have that sphere of influence anymore," Loedolff adds.
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DH Evan Gattis drew a bases-loaded walk in the 12th inning against the Royals on Sunday, his career-high third walk of the game.
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Even though my walk to work is only 15 minutes, the walk home is terrible because it's at the top of a hill (hello, SF!).
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According to the couple, one of them typically would schedule a walk with Wag, which would then inform them who was assigned to their walk.
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"We didn't think any of them were going to be able to walk, and now we're thinking they all might hopefully walk again," said Burrell.
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Sure, they can walk on their hands with more ability than most people can walk on their feet and climb up ropes with freakish speed.
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In other words, I want to see this series really commit to walking the walk, because it's a great walk when it's done right. —A.B.
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When this old woman, who says she was raised by cows, talks about having to walk to school, it's having to walk to school naked.
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We want privatized selling to be completely reformed so you can't just walk into a building with $130 and walk out with an AR-15.
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But as voters, we've been burned over and over again by people that give us a great campaign speech and they don't walk the walk.
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Harper took third on a wild pitch by Jeurys Familia and remained there when Anthony Rendon drew a walk before trotting home on Turner's walk.
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I walk over to The Voice, he'll walk over to Bring The Funny, and I have a little daycare that they've set up for me.
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With AR, you can walk up to the furniture, walk away from it and see what it looks like from different perspectives in your house.
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You can see the exact size, move around it, walk away from it or walk nearer, all as if the table were actually sitting there.
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He allowed a leadoff walk, three singles and an intentional walk before he hit Anthony Rizzo with a pitch to bring in the tying run.
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Brandon Workman (6-1) pitched around a walk, a stolen base and an intentional walk in the top of the 10th to earn the win.
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The accuser attempts to walk right behind them, but is intercepted by the security guard, who gestures for her to walk in the opposite direction.
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To improve exercise tolerance, patients are encouraged to walk as fast as they can for as long as they can, rest, then walk some more.
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Early trials showed eteplirsen produced a substantial amount of dystrophin with few side effects, allowing boys to walk longer in a six-minute walk test.
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"The streets are pedestrian friendly, and you can walk around and see the historic houses and also walk along the Thu Bon River," she said.
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Exiting China inspired the rank and file: Leadership would actually walk the walk on their principles, even if it meant forfeiting the world's biggest market.
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You get a sense of expansiveness and ease as soon as you walk through the towers at the gate and up the birch-lined walk.
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Or we walk down to, you know, Hudson River Park, and we'll go play tennis on the courts over there or walk along the river.
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"The problem that I had is: If you talk the talk and don't walk the walk, then there's a serious credibility gap there," Markel said.
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The Wetterlings had a choice to walk into bitterness and anger or to walk into a light of what could be, a light of hope.
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In track and field we have hella medals, including two of my favorites, the men's (50 km) race walk and women's (20 km) race walk.
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I walk from Pennsylvania Station to my job in the 50s, I walk to client meetings, and I take the occasional stroll at lunch time.
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The walk-out will be the first time employees walk out of Amazon's corporate offices in Seattle, the group Amazon Employees for Climate Justice said.
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Dustin Pedroia worked a 22-212 walk and Bogaerts ended the game by dropping his fourth career walk-off hit into short right-center field.
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I want to walk out on the beach and see if we can get some better shots so we walk down to the beach stairs.
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We decide to walk the Cliff Walk (which is literally a sidewalk on the side of a cliff that runs behind all these beautiful houses).
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We're supposed to fit in and walk the walk, but we have to do it in this really particular way That doesn't necessarily ruffle feathers.
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I am looking forward to having a 20 minute walk to the office versus the 20 minute walk to the train that I'm doing now.
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We walk to a sushi spot and it's so packed they've stopped taking people for their wait list so we walk to a different spot.
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But the walk-outs won't matter unless students now walk in to state legislatures, city councils, town hall meetings, and into voting booths in November.
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We are responsible for their safety, health, well-being from the time that they walk into the stage door until the time they walk out.
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"FLOTUS told me 'I am going to walk you out' and somehow I walk into the Oval," Kashuv told VICE News through Twitter direct messaging.
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He earns $2100 for every 224-minute walk and $27 for every 210-minute walk; this summer, he's averaging a monthly Rover income of $22017,110.
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"Once a star has been added to the Walk, it is considered a part of the historic fabric of the Hollywood Walk of Fame," he said.
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I munch on some almond butter biscotti while I walk to work and listen to an episode of Netflix's Comedians of the World while I walk.
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Which makes it hard for you -- because to live, to walk the walk, which is what you said corporations should do, you should be doing that.
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Walk The Walk Imagine if all the Black women in the fashion industry were able to express what they wanted the world to see of them.
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"Literally I would sing, walk off stage and put my boobs in these little pumps — standing there until I had to walk back on," she says.
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You have to be willing to walk away in the first case — or at least to walk away and wait until the dealership calls you back.
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"Once a star has been added to the Walk, it is considered a part of the historic fabric of the Hollywood Walk of Fame," Gubler said.
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He was even joined on a few occasions by people who wanted to walk alongside him, sharing the many miles that he would walk each day.
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They talk the talk, and walk the walk: Taking gender stereotypes out of kids' clothing is ingrained in their mission statements and integral to their businesses.
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When you&aposre buying an apartment or a car, you never know when somebody is gonna walk out, they might walk out once, twice, three times.
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"I want to open my front door without discussing it with anyone and I want to walk out that door and just walk," she said, laughing.
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It will be time for the dozen or so holdouts to walk the walk after talking the talk against the plan for the past few weeks.
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You're on the bromantic walk of ... Yeah, we're on a bromantic walk, me and my buddy, and I do remember where I was going with this.
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You Walk Away People of the world, you should just walk away seriously and let these idiots fight, there's little you can do to stop them.
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Filing taxes may not be a walk in the park, but anyone can take a walk in the National Park for free on Saturday, April 21.
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OLD WESTBURY "Early Bird Walk," celebrate migratory bird month with a walk guided by an educator from the Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary and Audubon Center; bring binoculars.
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Under a Republican Congress, Trump could claim to support raising the minimum wage or cracking down on pharmaceutical companies but never had to walk the walk.
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What in the World At De Biergrens beer shop, you can walk in from the Netherlands through one door and walk out into Belgium through another.
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You could swim across, walk round or decide to do a combination — that is, walk for a bit before jumping in to swim for your drink.
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"I told my kids on the school walkout: I love you; if you walk out of that school, walk out my house," he said on NRATV.
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He struck out seven without issuing a walk that day and has struck out 24 against only one walk this year in 12 2/3 innings.
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He posted a message — "You watched me walk through hell, now watch me walk up out it" — above a photograph of himself in his new uniform.
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Nowadays there are "walk-off hit by pitches" and "walk-off balks," as virtually any sudden ending to a game seems to qualify for the term.
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"Naturally when you're growing and you're getting progressively older, up in age, you may not walk as fast as you used to walk," Mr. Reed said.
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While I genuinely believe in art's power to create change, let's make sure to walk the walk, not just talk the talk — go to the strike!
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I saw him make two free throws and walk off with a torn Achilles, and once I tore mine, I knew I had to walk off.
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Whatever artistic good will talking the talk conferred to the studio by its way of thinking has been annihilated by an inability to walk the walk.
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However, after pinch hitter Keon Broxton drew a walk, the Cubs turned to Pedro Strop to face another pinch hitter, Jesus Aguilar, who drew another walk.
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You walk into a room, it's a panel, there are 22020 men on the panel, do you go on that panel or do you walk out?
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So, I think that is something which ... Because we talk the talk on that, we don't simply walk the walk, that can really help. Mm-hmm.
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When you walk into a room, or you walk in front of a television set, wherever you are you must seek to command the whole area.
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Leclerc came in, I thought he did a good job to record some outs, but really the three walks, really the 215-2 to the walk and then the bases-loaded walk overthrowing situation — that really hurt, but the leadoff walk really set that inning up.
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I know I'm no example for anybody, but I am trying to walk the walk of what I hope to receive from the world in my life.
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The hotel is less than a 10-minute walk away from the station, so we walk over and they offer to let us check in early — score!
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Correction: Due to an editing error, this story mistakenly credited Alex Bregman with a walk-off home run in the tenth inning, not a walk-off single.
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Whether it be camping on the beach, the woods or even in the mountains I often like to go on a walk - a walk without my phone.
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But if it becomes a thing where I'm stuck, I'll go outside, I'll take a walk or I'll take him for a walk or I'll build something.
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There's no star for Prince on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Donald Trump may have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, but Prince does not.
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Then, I realized, I'd have to walk back to my locker, re-undress, then walk to the showers a second time, this time with the towel on.
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Mike and I are all about that, and I think this walk really reflects that we want to bring good vibes and get people to just walk.
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When you walk over those panels, the glass appears to shatter under your feet, and you can even hear the sound of glass breaking as you walk.
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"I made a promise to myself that I'll be determined to walk the grad stage, if I could walk at that point," she said to the outlet.
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Salomone took a whole bunch of famous movie endings and tossed in the surprisingly versatile song "The Walk of Life" to create The Walk of Life Project.
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Padres walk off with 7-4 win in 10 SAN DIEGO — Add walk-off homer to rookie second baseman Ryan Schimpf's impressive list of extra-base hits.
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We'll just walk down Valencia in my neighborhood: If you walk down from the park, just below 18th, you can get a burrito bowl at El Toro.
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People all over the world can sign up to raise money and walk the 100 miles like Michaels, or they can walk whatever distance works for them.
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"Many around the world, particularly on this continent, speak eloquently about multilateralism, but they also need to walk the walk," Zarif said, according to the news service.
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People all over the world can sign up to raise money and walk the 100 miles like Michaels, or they can walk whatever distance works for them.
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Seager's walk-off double powers Dodgers past Reds LOS ANGELES — Corey Seager has played baseball since 1997 but never produced a walk-off hit until Saturday night.
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It's not often I get a chance to recap a race walk, but the men's 22016 km Olympic race walk just ended and it was a doozy!
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Chirinos' walk came off the Giants' fifth pitcher, Sam Dyson (3-3), who loaded the bases with a four-pitch walk to the previous hitter, Ronald Guzman.
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Also, to get to the hotel, all I had to do was walk outside Zagreb's main train station, take a left, and walk for about 90 seconds.
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The larger has French doors opening to a walk-in closet, and a marble bathroom with double sinks and a walk-in shower with multiple shower heads.
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When it comes to NOT being a douche in 2017 ... Johnny Manziel tells TMZ Sports he can't just talk the talk, he has to walk the walk.
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Instead of swiping plastic or handing over cash, customers scan their Amazon Go app when they walk into the store, grab whatever they want and walk out.
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"Everyone else would walk away with a job in the United States Army, and I would walk away with just more student loan debt," Mr. Talbott said.
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"You often see people walk in with bags into these stores and just shovel stuff in there and walk out," grocery store owner Gilles DeSaulnier told Fox.
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Snap also has "Portal Lenses," which let Snapchat users walk inside a "portal" into another digital experience where they can walk around and interact with an environment.
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You can walk around freely (though I felt a bit weird with it on my head since it's like trying to walk around with swimming goggles on).
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Is the movement ready to consider situations in which women walk in as agents of their sexual desire but walk out as victims of their own folly?
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The first hit followed the lone walk, with Altuve lining a double into the left-field corner to score George Springer, who reached via a leadoff walk.
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"I told my kids on the school walkout: I love you; if you walk out of that school, walk out my house," Killer Mike said on NRATV.
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WALK AND BATH By the time the last guest leaves, it could be anywhere between 6 and 7, and Jackson and I will take a short walk.
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I can tell you that a girl's walk home from a boy's room was a walk of shame, while a boy's trip was a stroll of success.
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T.J. McFarland entered for Holland after the walk to Beaty, and Bellinger drew the fifth consecutive walk, this one on a 3-2 pitch, ending the game.
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As her father will not be making the trip across the pond to give his daughter away, the question remains: Who will walk Markle walk down the aisle?
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But I think that he should look at it, come and walk the walk with us … or have his advisers come and see, like in these rural areas.
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Whether it's just to circle the park on a walk, have a corn dog, or indulge in all the sweets we walk by, it's always a fun time.
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She also called on HR departments to do a "culture walk," a walk-through of the workplace to see what messages the company is sending about its priorities.
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Children with cerebral palsy who could only walk with a walker or couldn't walk at all are walking on their own a year or two after the treatment.
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While it has 53 Walk-UPs (more than Chicago, which came in at number four), a small percentage of office and retail space is near those Walk-UPs.
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Zunino went 0-for-1 with a walk on Wednesday, bringing his walk rate up to 103 percent of his plate appearances, which ranks second on the team.
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But, as TMZ first reported ... they laughed off those rumors and are in no rush to walk down the aisle -- in fact, they may never take that walk.
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New Yorkers will soon be able to walk in and pick up lunch or an after-work bottle of wine and walk out without waiting for a cashier.
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Her apartment is about a two-mile walk from my house, and I always walk there and back to fit some activity in before I feast later on.
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I can't imagine how many people want to walk into a store, drop $5,000 on an iMac, and walk out carrying it, but you now have that opportunity.
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In one study, for example, participants completed a memory task and then performed a mentally-fatiguing task before they took either a nature walk or an urban walk.
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Meghan's mom, who is in England for the wedding and her only immediate family member invited, was expected to walk the walk but, clearly, there were other plans.
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Water rushes across the street, winds whip the palm trees, branches scatter across the pavement and a walk-don't walk sign keeps flashing, despite the lack of pedestrians.
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They'd agreed to walk the length of the woods and were both so soaked it would have taken more resolve to abandon the walk than to keep going.
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The Justice Department has made clear that it expects companies to not only "talk the talk," but also "walk the walk" when it comes to ethics and compliance.
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Another uphill battle: Insurance Although Kozel was able to walk stiffly with an old pair of braces, they wouldn't help her walk comfortably enough to embrace the outdoors.
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Relievers Drew Rucinski (two innings, one hit, two strikeouts), Elieser Hernandez (one inning, one walk), and Brad Ziegler (one inning, one walk, one strikeout) completed the combined shutout.
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Now, in Florida and many other states, a 3003-year old can walk into any gun store and walk out with this military-grade weapon of mass destruction.
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That's a very scary place to be sometimes, because people walk around with guns openly—not to mention the people who walk around with guns you can't see.
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My elementary school had an annual "Flag Walk," when each kindergartener got to walk around the school holding a flag from his or her family's country of origin.
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I'd rather someone walk away disappointed that I won't do something than watch him or her walk away with something he or she will regret a year later.
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"In an email to Business Insider, Amazon's spokesperson said, "Amazon prohibits the use of Just Walk Out technology data for anything other than supporting Just Walk Out retailers.
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"He's a guy who would walk through fire for his artists — definitely walk in front of a truck for them," said Marc Glimcher, Pace's president and chief executive.
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Iowans can come to a "Walk It Out for Warren" nature walk in Johnson County, a book club in Altoona and a "Woke Weekend Coffee Hour" in Ankeny.
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Their mahouts — who have more free time than usual at the camp between the morning walk and the evening walk — have the chance to learn from one another.
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"Taking a walk outside is a much more natural environment," he said, and the walk turned into four hours as they spoke about their families and formative experiences.
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A. and our dog meet me part of the way on my walk from BART and we have a fun little walk the rest of the way home.
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Realm: Walk of Soul The first game to catch my eye at PAX South was Realm: Walk of Souls, an indie title featured in the PAX Rising area.
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"Our government supported the declaration," Mpofu said in emailed comments, "so, it is time for them to walk the (walk) and provide a path forward for rural families".
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St. Peter's Square is a five-minute walk; the Vatican Museums are 10 minutes away; and a large covered market, Mercato Trionfale, is within a 0113-minute walk.
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But if he wanted to walk out the door of the clinic he was going to walk out with that mask on—either that or go to jail.
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NATURE WALK From 113:30 to noon we go for walk in the park and head into the North Woods, which has eight or nine trails and waterfalls.
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I do get to choose my doctor, have high-quality care a short walk from my home, same-day appointments and short waits when I walk in unannounced.
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I walk up to a vending machine and I chat to get a coke or I walk up to a restaurant and I chat to order a burger.
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One more thing ... Findling says the video shows Eric walk in the club with his chain, AND walk out of the club with it still around his neck.
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"Instead of walking out of school on March 14, encourage students to walk up — walk up to the kid who sits a lone [sic] at lunch and invite him to sit with your group; walk up to the kid who sits quietly in the corner of the room and sit next to her, smile, and say Hi; walk up to the kid who causes disturbances in class and ask what he is doing; walk up to your teachers and thank them; walk up to someone who has different views than you and get to know them — you may be surprised at how much you have in common," she wrote in her message, which went viral.
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Mr. Eichner now knows the pros and cons of flying between New York and Los Angeles on Jet Blue (good restaurants, long walk to the terminal, spotty Wi-Fi), versus American (bad food, short walk, better Wi-Fi) versus Delta (best food, longest walk, Wi-Fi on par with American).
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I walk my dog, do Soulcycle on occasion, even go snowshoeing, but mainly I just walk on the treadmill, watching Lisa Vanderpump and her mini-horses on Real Housewives.
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After a four-pitch walk to Michael Chavis, Betts coaxed a five-pitch walk off reliever Jesse Chavez (23-22), breaking the reliever's 153 215/23-inning scoreless streak.
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To their credit, they walk the walk, at least by outward appearances, showing up to each other's events, sharing in each other's successes, and generally having each other's backs.
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That game saw the right-hander strike out three and walk four but this time, he fanned six with only one walk while breaking a three-game losing streak.
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Trey Wingenter immediately issued a bases-loaded walk to former Padre Freddy Galvis and yielded a second bases-loaded walk to rookie Josh VanMeter after striking out Tucker Barnhart.
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Miz told us McGregor can "talk the talk" and "walk the walk" -- and that his skills on the mic would make him a huge star in the squared circle.
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Seconds later, when she asks him if he wants to go for a walk, Jackson forgets about the whole bath thing entirely and pops right up for walk time.
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Well you have to do the same thing when you walk down the street or get out of your car, or even when you walk to the water fountain.
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Carly Schroeder's left Hollywood for the Army, because she's on a life mission to help out those who desperately need it ... and feels it's time to walk the walk.
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Walk right up to the Powerball and say, "Hello, may I win you?" and if the Powerball refuses, bow to it and say, "Good day, then," and walk away.
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In the bottom of the first, the Phillies loaded the bases on a walk to Bryce Harper, a fielder's choice, a double by Rhys Hoskins and a Realmuto walk.
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The graphic, which did not precisely track the walk around the perimeter of the park, was color-coded according to indicate my pace at various points throughout the walk.
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When I first walk into Charu—right after the waitstaff notice me but moments before they can reach me with a menu—I hastily walk out without a word.
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Unlike other traditional e-bikes, the ARĪV bikes have a "walk mode" that engages the motor of the e-bike to make for an easier walk up steep terrains.
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It scored Schebler, who led off with a walk, advanced to second on a walk to Scooter Gennett and took third when Tucker Barnhart grounded into a double play.
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"I know that a united left can push back against criticism from the center, and the only way to unite the left is to walk the walk," Faust said.
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After a four-pitch walk to Michael Chavis, Betts coaxed a five-pitch walk off reliever Jesse Chavez (23-2), breaking the reliever's 22 2/26-inning scoreless streak.
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It also has a business model, targeted advertising, which encourages it to walk up to the limit of what users will accept, and sometimes to walk beyond that line.
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If golf is a good walk spoiled, geocaching is a good walk enhanced by digital devices and GPS coordinates, where hidden treasures are in parks and other public spaces.
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There's a great and pressing need for progressive publications (and politicians) to walk the walk they've long been talking for the sake of enhancing their public profiles and marketability.
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" Donald Runnicles, the music director of the Deutsche Oper in Berlin, called her embrace of this repertory "a door you can ecstatically walk through — but can you walk back?
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — Hemant Mehta belongs to the recent spate of fresh faces who dared to test the waters, walk the walk, wake up from the dream and do it.
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I found the "City Walk and English Garden" tour from Munich Walk Tours a perfect way to get my bearings and some historical context in just a few hours.
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Plenty of shoppers walk into a store looking for one thing — a scarf, a pair of loafers — and walk out with something unintended, such as a new fall sweater.
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So, you know, I think it's really important to look at the walk and not the talk, and if you look at the walk, our paths are extremely divergent.
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WORK "A Walk in the Woods" NEGOTIATION Several fictional summits on nuclear disarmament, inspired by the 1982 "walk in the woods" between an American diplomat and a Soviet ambassador.
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We viewers were never given a peek inside her walk-in closet, but Mary would walk out of it in one cute outfit after another; usually a smart knit.
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Instead, you suddenly see what has been produced: a phantom creation in three dimensions, something you can walk around, walk through, poke your head inside, do everything except touch.
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"If we had finished dinner and didn't mention going for a walk yet, Stella would say 'walk' multiple times while staring at us," Hunger wrote in a blog post.
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Getting to a session is a two-and-a-half-hour walk, or a 30-minute walk if they pay to take a bus the rest of the way.
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One small step Despite her successes, Arlen struggled with the idea that she would never walk again -- until 2013, when she discovered a paralysis recovery center called Project Walk.
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Kluber did not walk a batter and when he struck out Daniel Palka in the fourth inning, he extended his streak to 17 consecutive batters without issuing a walk.
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Corporations are under increasing pressure to "walk the walk" on executive behavior with the rise of the #MeToo movement, said Ivan Feinseth, chief investment officer at Tigress Financial Partners.
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" - Jared, 39 "Couldn't walk; slid down stairs headfirst.
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" - Janae, 232 "Walk of shame in foreign city.
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Chipotle tested a set of wooden shelves in one New York location, which meant that take-out customers and couriers could just walk in, grab their food, and walk out.
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"We gotta walk the walk; if we actually believe that money has too much damn influence in Washington, then change starts right here in the Democratic presidential primary," she said.
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His walk-off walk was the ninth in club history and the first since Derek Bell did so in the 10th inning on July 17, 1999, against the Detroit Tigers.
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"I walk my dog six miles every morning, and I walk around Dubuque all over so I don't get bored, and I notice all these Trump signs up," Gantz said.
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The Brewers loaded the bases in the seventh on a walk to Mike Moustakas after Christian Yelich was hit by a pitch and Lorenzo Cain led off with a walk.
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Phillies beat Reds on Joseph's walk-off RBI PHILADELPHIA - Teammates dumped a water cooler on Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Tommy Joseph after his second walk-off hit in three days.
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It seems like almost everybody has one on, and cubicle dwellers everywhere are being prodded to walk a few more steps ... walk a few more steps ... a ... few ... more ... steps.
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"I didn't want to just tell the story of the walk — I wanted the book to be the walk between cardboard covers," he said in his speech accepting the award.
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The end goal is for someone to walk in, grab a jar of mustard off a shelf, and walk out without having to wait in line to pay for it.
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During castings for Fall '25, due to the enormous height of the boots we designed, we had to make certain that each girl was able to walk (and walk safely).
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But the robot's brains in this video are designed by IHMC Robotics, whose goal is to create robots that can walk to all the same places a human could walk.
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The end result is video assets that you can walk up to, walk around, and even talk to, whether in a VR headset or through the lens of a smartphone.
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The organization behind the Walk of Fame replaced the star within a day, and vowed—as it has for years—that it would never remove a name from the Walk.
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Diamondbacks left-hander T.J. McFarland entered for Holland after the walk to Beaty, and Bellinger drew the fifth consecutive walk, this one on a 20-23 pitch, ending the game.
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Even those stars who don't walk away from the night with a statuette and all the accolades and bragging rights that go with it still won't walk away empty handed.
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The conversion rate between our speed and that of the locals is two or three to one; that is, for every two or three days we walk, they walk one.
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Mr Downey would walk his fingers across embossed lines on blueprints, just as he imagined visitors might later walk their feet through the pavilion, says Augustine Savage, a Grimshaw designer.
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But, this being politics, there is always a catch -- in this case, it is uncertainty over whether the Trump forces will show that they are willing to walk the walk.
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Austin Slater then struck out for the second out before pinch hitter Alen Hanson drew a walk to load the bases and Hernandez worked Ottavino for the go-ahead walk.
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But it's one thing to make the claims — and another to deliver on them — so we asked co-founder (and former Victoria's Secret model) Lindsay Ellingson to walk the walk.
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But all Democrats have offered so far are plans to pump more money into the program, and it'll soon be time to walk the walk on that whole bipartisanship thing.
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In the ninth, he stretched a hit to left into a double, prompting St. Louis to intentionally walk Andrew McCutchen before Josh Bell hit a walk-off, three-run homer.
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Fluffy language, exclusive holiday cocktails, and happy-hour "deals" are simple ways bartenders can walk away with a bigger tip — and you walk away with a larger-than-anticipated bill.
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When you walk into an electronics store or a clothing store, you get the chance to see a product and, often, even try it before you walk out the door.
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As you walk into the kitchen, your eyes may sting from the aroma of the freshly-chopped onions but instantly feel refreshed as you walk by a man chopping cilantro.
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Standing in a line at the store, feeling person after person walk up to the counter and walk away, stepping forward, just sort of sitting there as time ticks by.
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And because online trackers don't measure movement, they can't make subtle distinctions between, say, a 30-minute walk on a flat street and a 30-minute walk up a hill.
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Clayton Kershaw's Strikeout-to-Walk Ratio (LW: 289) It's 227-to-seven after Kershaw went walk-less with eight strikeouts over seven in a victory against the Nationals on Monday.
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Before 9/11 I could walk into any building in Manhattan, walk to the elevator, go up to wherever I wanted to go to see whoever I wanted to see.
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"Everybody was at the house trying to organize everything, and then the next morning I had to go to the rehearsal walk through — and I could barely walk," she says.
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What's more, even if Trump and Kim do walk away from the summit with a handshake or even signed agreement, it's possible North Korea could walk out on the deal.
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Mahomes was able to walk off the field with assistance, then once he was off the field, was able to walk without assistance down the tunnel toward the locker room.
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He tried to walk out Monday, but the snow was too deep and made it hard to walk so he and his dog returned to vehicle, the sheriff's office said.
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While Fixers urge President Trump to adopt a "decertify, waive, slap, and fix" approach, Walkers advocate a "wave, slap, and walk" approach: Wave goodbye, slap on sanctions, and walk away.
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I had a shower where you walk into the shower, there's no door or anything, you just walk into that corner of this huge bathroom and that's your shower area.
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Just as he couldn't walk away from the Wildlings' plight — even though his men hated him for taking their side — and just as he couldn't walk away from his responsibilities in the North, he won't be able to lie about his heritage and walk away from being heir to the Iron Throne.
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Yahoo's deal with Mozilla has also been under scrutiny lately, after Recode reported that Mozilla could walk away with a significant payout and walk away if it didn't like Yahoo's buyer.
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If you're in public and you can walk away safely, even if this creep is threatening you with serious bodily injury, your obligation is to walk away before you shoot him.
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Instead, I walk up to a loft building in San Francisco's Dogpatch neighborhood, spend a few moments ascending in its elevator, and walk into a disheveled, carpeted, sparsely furnished office unit.
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The "Would You Rather" game steered into other notable territory, including whether she'd have her sisters walk in on her having sex or she'd rather walk in on one of them.
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I should be able to walk into any store with a tiny little size 4 friend and walk out having bought the exact same outfit as her for the same price.
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Booker, as well as every other source cited in this story, pointed out: Getting lawmakers to walk to walk and put policy into action is more urgent than its ever been.
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Kemp gives Braves another walk-off win ATLANTA — The Atlanta Braves pulled off their third walk-off victory in the past five games, and this time Matt Kemp was the hero.
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During the walk I listen to James Brown, and go through my daily morning-walk routine: Practice my five minutes of gratitude and goals that need to be accomplished that day.
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And while "Wizards Unite" also encourages people to get out and walk, Hanke said there are more things that can be done at home or work, without having to walk outside.
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Yeah, they walk away from the server where their code is running, but they don't walk away from all the knowledge they gained making it, or the individual talents they've honed.
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Hedges' first homer of the season followed an inning-opening walk by rookie Fernando Tatis Jr. Ian Kinsler drew a one-out walk ahead of Machado's second homer with the Padres.
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He can walk into a bar and behave a certain way because he is a man, that he might not be able to walk into his job and behave that way.
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It took him six hours to walk here unencumbered, but it will take him three times as long to walk back over the mountains thanks to his nearly 90-pound burden.
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AXELROD: The result of the election actually has stirred what I think is an encouraging reaction, which is this stuff matters, we can't walk away -- we can't walk away from it.
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Elon Musk knows that getting to Mars won't be a walk in the park — but he says you'll at least be able to walk in a park after you get there.
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You continue to walk on the edge of the precipice, because over the years you have become fascinated by how close to the edge you can walk without losing your balance.
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But, it can also be a precarious place where we walk in the door with precious savings and walk out with a slew of kitchen gadgets we didn't know we needed.
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And by the way, how can anyone buy walk-back after walk-back when you take positions here and then take positions over here, and you're repetitively walking back and changing?
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My strategy has been to stop dead in my tracks and wait for this person either to look up and walk around me, or not look up and walk into me.
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"Once a star has been added to the Walk, it is considered a part of the historic fabric of the Hollywood Walk of Fame," President Leron Gubler told CNN last April.
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A quick walk around the floor (insofar as someone can walk quickly with that much humanity slowly shuffling through the halls) sheds a lot of light on the industry's biggest trends.
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Walk-in coolers: The Department of Energy has made changes to the way manufactures must test walk-in coolers and freezers to ensure performance-based energy efficiency standards are being met.
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"'AIRE' represents my every day, my walk home, the turn around the block at night, smoking, when you leave the club and walk the street," the artist told THUMP over email.
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" He continued: "I've been watching him walk around here the last few days, happy and content, and when your big man is content, you walk in the room and feel good.
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We'd asked Ashley to walk on a special rail-free treadmill to create a walk cycle, and out of concern for her safety suggested she try it barefoot, which she did.
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Priced out of the city, but armed with the possibility of working at home, some New Yorkers are willing to trade their walk to work for a walk in the woods.
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We know that privatized gun selling needs to be more regulated because you can literally walk into a gun fair, put down some cash, and walk out with an AR-15.
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And I will not be our party's nominee, but I will not walk away from the most important political fight of my life and I hope you won't walk away either.
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I did it one more time before I decided to just take it to the street and walk to homeless people instead of waiting for them to walk up to me.
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He walked two, including the walk-off walk of Travis Shaw that cost the Mets the game in a head-scratching, 4-3 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers on Friday night.
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I think we have to be willing to walk away if they keep stealing, Larry, if they keep stealing our IP. Can't we just walk away and win the trade war?
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She lost the ability to walk more than two to three blocks at a time, and she had to move out of her third-floor walk-up to an elevator building.
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RACE-WALK CHAMPION SUSPENDED Slovakia's Matej Toth, the reigning Olympic and world champion in the men's 50-kilometer race-walk, has been suspended after he was accused of violating antidoping rules.
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" Angell went on to point out that Obama still has time to commute federal prisoners serving time for nonviolent drug offenses — "to walk the walk in addition to talking the talk.
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In this case, the people of Baltimore truly needed the president to "walk the walk" to back up his colorful, critical but sadly correct rhetoric about the condition of their city.
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I could take the G to the C if necessary, but right now I walk one block here, and then I walk one block from the C/E to my school.
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It's kind of like Goldwater — they take a walk.
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" The audience stroll has been dubbed the "death walk.
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And finally ... Walk on the wild side Cuteness alert!
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" The song was called "Walk With Me In Hell.
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"The local school children walk that same trail everyday."
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Policy needs to walk – not run – to stand still.
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" King once said, "If you can't run, then walk.
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Literally, I walk in her house — [and] it's dangerous.
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It's a beautiful place to take a nice walk ...
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Take a walk — either alone or with a dog.
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Dog walking service — one free walk for new customers.
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But others are trying to walk the line -- Sen.
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All it takes is a quick walk — or shower.
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So, if you're in the area, don't walk — run.
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"Goes for a walk" = STROLLS, and "tiny" suggests WEE.
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Sometimes I walk by and the place is quiet, but when there's clearly a memorial service underway, I keep my head down, walk briskly, and just focus on catching my morning train.
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"The Turks are talking the talk at present but we are reaching a point that they have to walk the walk and hike rates," said Blue Bay Asset Management strategist Timothy Ash.
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The path was narrow here so they had to walk single file, but when it emerged on the hilltop, there was room for Thomas to walk beside her and take her arm.
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At, say, a conservative Christian college, you can walk in and catch someone drinking or in the act of fornicating, but you can't walk in and catch the condition of someone's heart.
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That, even though it may feel like there's too much to talk about, sometimes it's okay if your clothes say one thing: that you can walk the walk and talk the talk.
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We needed to learn to walk away from clients and suppliers that did not meet our cash-cycle needs (and it is tough for an entrepreneur to ever walk away from business).
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"When I walk around a stadium … there's always that thought, as I walk right by the stands, and I think, 'My God, everyone in this stadium has seen that video,' " she testified.
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I bid adieu to the girls and walk home, feeling grateful as I walk along the cobblestones that I get to live in such a beautiful neighborhood in such a beautiful city.
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And while I won't be walking 5.3 miles to work ever again, I would walk home from work, when I'm less pressed for time and can walk at a more leisurely pace.
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So what we learn about provocative talk in foreign policy is that it's only likely to work if the presidents or diplomats saying it actually walk the walk after talking that talk.
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We'll see whether Trump and McConnell have any interest in that (McConnell has at least said he might), but it may well be time to walk the walk on fixing the ACA.
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RF Yasmany Tomas was 260-for-27 walk with a walk in his return to the starting lineup after missing two starts with mid-back stiffness but made his mark on defense.
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It is just a brisk 40-minute walk away, though the return walk to the chateau, which stands 213 meters, or almost 700 feet, above sea level, may take a little longer.
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Hedges' first homer of the season followed an inning-opening walk by rookie shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. Ian Kinsler drew a one-out walk ahead of Machado's second homer with the Padres.
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Their plaid button-downs ($126.24) come in classic patterns and are built to withstand frequent wear, and their outdoor gear proves that they walk the walk and aren't just about the aesthetic.
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Some people walk a mile, some people walk five but the data that we have as we continue to be able to tweak and unlock that is a super strength for us.
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