Now that he's more grounded, he's warmed up and people have warmed up to him.
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I mean he was so not warmed up AT ALL.
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Then, she boosted the saturation and warmed up the temperature.
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Glad they warmed up to me a bit down here!
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Once Mike warmed up, he started to spurn the ramp.
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When my face is warmed up, I feel more myself.
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In the first season, the characters were getting warmed up.
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Although Betances and Miller warmed up, neither entered the game.
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Warmed up to the right temperature with some offbeat effectsbox.
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But you have to run around to get warmed up.
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Oezdemir, of course, arrived early and is already warmed up.
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Voters have warmed up to President Trump, at least somewhat.
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The teens are all fairly warmed up to the task now.
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I warmed up pretty quickly, although my hands stayed pretty cold.
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BTW, the Booby Trap's all warmed up for a good fight.
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At first overwhelming, but we warmed up to each other quickly.
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He came over early; he warmed up, and was so pro.
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As they warmed up, their smiles were replaced by steely determination.
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Backup AJ McCarron warmed up, but Dalton never left the game.
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Falk warmed up pregame but returned before kickoff in street clothes.
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Giles and I recently warmed up for Jamie xx at Hideout.
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And take warning, because his pen is warmed up in hell.
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Conservative voters, on the other hand, have warmed up to Trump.
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On occasion, the base warmed up, but not to any noticeable degree.
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Check out the deals below and get that credit card warmed up.
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The dough will have warmed up considerably and will start to soften.
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John McCain but has gradually warmed up to the businessman-turned-President.
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Welcome back, we&aposre just getting warmed up so stick with us.
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I'll admit that I've warmed up pretty quickly to the Osmo Pocket.
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"You wouldn't have believed how I warmed up this morning," he said.
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I pedaled through snow-capped mountains first, just to get warmed up.
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Tebow warmed up by swatting a few home runs in batting practice.
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Planet Earth has warmed up before, and now, it's warming up again.
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But just like the temps outside, we've warmed up to the trend.
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Texas warmed up in the second half, shooting 64 percent after halftime.
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Folin warmed up with the team before Friday's game but was scratched.
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As they warmed up, Steinbrenner attempted to characterize their respective racing styles.
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The algorithm takes a little while to get warmed up, he said.
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It has also gradually warmed up to YouTube publishers and "influencer" types.
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Then I think, since I'm warmed up, I might as well stretch.
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President Trump's Twitter feed is already warmed up and ready to go.
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He had an audience too, that was warmed up by a comedian.
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Sitting near a portrait of George Washington, he warmed up the crowd.
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I warmed up in the sun, which was a very satisfying yellow.
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But he's warmed up to the new approach after seeing it in action.
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As Trump's popularity grew, Fox News coverage warmed up to the president-elect.
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In the mornings, players warmed up with a game of Scrabble over coffee …
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Alicia Garza, a Black Lives Matters co-founder, hasn't warmed up to Clinton.
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So she ordered the three ingredients warmed up and put them together herself.
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Once she's warmed up, Rousey does 10 to 12 rounds of bag work.
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All of this emergency broadcasting warmed up the crowd for Trump's authoritarian pronouncements.
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But it's only recently that regular Americans have warmed up to the idea.
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I warmed up and did everything I needed to do to get ready.
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Despite AIM's rise in popularity, the AOL mothership never warmed up to it.
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My stomach warmed up as I fumbled some pickled mango into my mouth.
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"I asked him when he came in how he warmed up," Collins said.
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Cole had warmed up in the bullpen but was never used on Wednesday.
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He warmed up in the eighth, but Collins used two other relievers instead.
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Or that an introduction had been arranged for them after Curry warmed up.
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There's a lot more getting warmed up really well before practice and afterward.
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Well, we wanted that temperature, so we had all the surfaces warmed up.
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Paul Sewald, a relief pitcher, warmed up in the bullpen as an emergency.
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"The telescope warmed up, but it didn't warm up very much," says Werner.
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Her six children, though, have warmed up to the goats, especially her girls.
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He's still not warmed up to me, even though he likes being petted.
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And yet...Country&aposs also warmed up to the sound of the synthesizer.
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Mack warmed up on the field before the game before he was ruled out.
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"We're just getting warmed up," Clinton quips at one point, flashing a little bloodlust.
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But he warmed up after an hour and offered humor about the company's motto.
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The fuel in these planes has to be warmed up before they can fly.
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Cyd Ho, Labour Party: Beijing has actually warmed up to the pan-democrats recently.
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To contrast the vibrant highlights, Jaxcee warmed up my roots with the shadowing technique.
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I mean, I warmed up, probably hit about eight serves before I played today.
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Remove them from the pan when they're warmed up how you like them. 4.
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When it looked like Romney would come in, he suddenly warmed up to Hatch.
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If I'd only warmed up once or twice, I'd have been able to adjust.
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Then, on four different days, each athlete warmed up at a human performance lab.
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In some past studies of stretching, volunteers had stretched but not otherwise warmed up.
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The lighting could be warmed up so the room looks less like an aquarium.
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Like Jeff was saying, you're kind of uncomfortable, it's cold, you're not warmed up.
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With Tumon Bay as their backdrop, the players warmed up beneath the August sun.
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Once you've warmed up, you can then add as much weight as you like.
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Only once an account and page have been properly warmed up does Ads Inc.
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As he warmed up the crowd at Studio 8G on the evening of Jan.
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Hopefully the fans will warm up to her, like she has warmed up to them.
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He didn't arrive at the ballpark until the sixth inning, warmed up but wasn't used.
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But that seems to have changed dramatically as the New Cold War gets warmed up.
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After a brief break, he showed flickers of humor and his demeanor warmed up slightly.
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After a grim winter frost, Wall Street has mostly warmed up as markets have rebounded.
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What Serve 2 Unite does is racism's worst nightmare, and we're just getting warmed up.
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Back down on the court, just before the doors opened to fans, players warmed up.
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More interesting is that while the U.S. cooled, other pockets of the globe warmed up.
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Most users have warmed up to YouTube to consume content — not just video, but music.
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He warmed up in the ninth, 29th and 21995th innings, yet he never came in.
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"That's the benefit of having home-field advantage," said Britton, who warmed up three times.
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But relations between the United States and Ecuador have warmed up somewhat in recent years.
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Leo Durocher left him in, and Lombardi warmed up for nine innings in the bullpen.
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Small boys warmed up on a baseball diamond, blue uniforms on a bright green field.
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Jones traveled with the team and warmed up before the game but did not play.
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Salas stranded both runners, and Jerry Blevins pitched a scoreless seventh as Reed warmed up.
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It warmed up drinkers in the cold weather, and true eggnog called for expensive liquor.
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But Casey implored me not to stop shooting because Lucas was just getting warmed up.
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All of the food on the menu was frozen and warmed up in the microwave.
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Harvey warmed up, then sat to wait for the top of the fifth inning to end.
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Out came the music, seemingly warmed up and smoothed out by the unit's old-fashioned tubes.
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NOTES: The Coyotes warmed up in lavender-colored jerseys in honor of Hockey Fights Cancer Night.
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Someone get the Nobel Prize for awesomeness warmed up, because we already have our next winner.
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As I warmed up and gained confidence, FORPHEUS pushed me harder, and the game sped up.
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Well, get ready to read a whole lot more, because things are just getting warmed up.
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"We are just getting warmed up," Bliss said of the group's aggressive efforts in special elections.
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"It was the first time I've ever warmed up on the field like that," Montgomery said.
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I recommend applying with fingertips since the formula benefits from being warmed up a bit first.
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They warmed up with jumping jacks, hamstring kicks and shoulder shrugs, then moved on to lunges.
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"Common Hawaiian shirt design" is easy, now that I'm warmed up: The answer is FLORAL PRINT.
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He warmed up at a barre at the David H. Koch Theater just before 11 a.m.
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"I won," said Mr. Strongin, as he warmed up at a coffee shop near the park.
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Chapman warmed up on Sunday night but did not pitch in a 9-2 Yankees victory.
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At wine-beer-and-coffee-cafe Victoria's Espresso, I warmed up with a $5 hot chocolate.
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After taking to the ice for the first time, he immediately warmed up to the game.
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Trump warmed up for the meeting on infrastructure with congressional leaders with a series of Twitter blasts.
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The Goats star "checked out the whiskey bar and warmed up by the fireplace," says an onlooker.
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Over a makeshift PA system, hits from Rage Against the Machine and Nirvana warmed up the crowd.
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And most critically for this administration, voters really have never warmed up to anti-warming carbon taxes.
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Some Finns eat the cheese warmed up and served with cream, and I preferred it that way.
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Once the child has warmed up to the stylist, then have them unpack all of their gear.
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Roca got me warmed up with fifteen minutes of jump-roping, a signature workout to improve conditioning.
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But his communicative power and eloquence came through, and as the evening progressed, his voice warmed up.
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In the months since the scene was filmed, however, Rob's famous family has warmed up to Chyna.
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He used a white soft box for even lighting and also warmed up the images in Photoshop.
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She gulps down the warmed-up leftovers of lunch, not tasting anything, not knowing what she's eating.
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"I can't keep track of how many times we stopped and started and warmed up," he added.
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"I expect a crowd that doesn't like us," Malcolm said to the skaters as they warmed up.
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It takes me a game to get warmed up and actually be able to return their serves.
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"Most users have warmed up to YouTube to consume content, not just video, but music," he said.
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In March, I noted that Russia is already warmed up for an attack on our energy grid.
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She warmed up with some halfhearted stretches while Ms. Sorokko rewrapped her racket in gleaming white tape.
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At rallies, Mr. Miller often warmed up crowds in his dark suits, his receding hairline slicked back.
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Wordplay TUESDAY PUZZLE — Now that we've warmed up with the Monday puzzle, let's keep our momentum going.
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They wiggled into a warmed-up Sikorsky S-76B helicopter, white with two tones of blue stripes.
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As the crowd warmed up, Martelly crouched on the edge of the stage, growling into the microphone.
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She liked to camp out on the couch as dinner warmed up and tackle that day's puzzles.
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Why haven't things warmed up again, particularly with a stunning 171 venture-backed "unicorns" waiting in the wings?
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CONS: While Melania has warmed up to the role, she initially didn't appear to be thrilled with it.
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That's a distant cry from the warmed-up relations with Russia that Trump entered office vowing to pursue.
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But even as the FARC footballers warmed up, there were signs that not everything was going to plan.
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Users have warmed up to Pandora, the note said, and are seemingly more open to the streaming platform.
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He instituted a policy of letting fans hang out courtside before the game, while the team warmed up.
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The world has warmed up by 21979 degrees Fahrenheit (a bit more than 1 degree Celsius) since 1880.
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"It's a long process in the mornings, trying to get ready, trying to get warmed up," he said.
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But since then, celebrities have warmed up to the new Celine in ways the fashion industry (still) hasn't.
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Of course, Khloé eventually warmed up to the news — especially once she got to witness Tristan's adorable reaction.
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We're going to go there and get warmed up for the residency by going to the ACM Awards!
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Kluber warmed up to start the eighth before being led off by manager Terry Francona and the trainer.
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The fuzzy clicks of her TV as it warmed up, the animated visage of Batman appearing in time.
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Stocks warmed up to the announcement, with Shanghai and Shenzen indices rallying more than 2 percent on Wednesday.
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Michigan game and had been recording Barrett as he warmed up in the early minutes of the game.
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After the game, Maddon said it was as a result of Pedro Strop not being warmed up yet.
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I hated Hannah in the first two episodes, and I warmed up to her as the season progressed.
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But then the weather warmed up, and the MTA became an often untenable transit option in the morning.
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"She has decisively to win those Iowa caucus-goers who have never warmed up to her," they wrote.
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The weather warmed up over the weekend after the regions took a severe beating due to the cold.
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Egg muffins keep well in the fridge for several days, and can be warmed up in the microwave.
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The two players began rallying from the service line, trading easy and relaxed shots as they warmed up.
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After Aden told her what she hoping to accomplish by competing, she slowly warmed up to the idea.
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The N.C.A.A. said it would amend its rules to allow Haas to play, and he warmed up gingerly.
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But Harden warmed up in the second, scoring 14 points on 4-of-8 shooting, including three treys.
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After the pop star Aloe Blacc warmed up the crowd, the rivals each got turns behind the microphone.
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FRANKFURT — Germans who never really warmed up to the euro may be able to sleep a little easier.
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Pete Hoekstra and state GOP chair Ronna Romney McDaniel (Mitt Romney's niece), warmed up the crowd for Pence.
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As rocker and guitarist Ted Nugent warmed up a Trump rally in a Detroit suburb, he grabbed his crotch.
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Pro Tip: It's a better way to get one leg warmed up first so you don't get too fatigued.
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For instance, after several iterations, users have warmed up to the dual curved edges on the company's "Edge" phones.
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In May, he warmed up the crowd at a rally held by President Trump in Hill&aposs native Elkhart.
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As Trump warmed up the crowd, protestors broke into a "Vote for Trump is a vote for hate" chant.
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By the end of the visit, the landlords warmed up to Rose and were willing to make a deal.
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The show's homepage asks, "Can you handle all her realness?" and it seems Rose is just getting warmed up.
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Many believe the Goldwater Institute is only just getting warmed up in its attempts to limit the FDA's powers.
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He had immediately joked about his first name when we met, and I had instantly warmed up to him.
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The pug, who is known for his expert pop culture spoofs, instantly warmed up to the tiny, white fluffball.
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To assemble, top each patty with turkey, then an egg, then a generous drizzle of warmed up leftover gravy.
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Thomas warmed up with 18 points in the first three quarters and then turned it on in the fourth.
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Lincoln Diaz-Balart said, channeling Yogi Berra, as he warmed up and tried to encourage the crowd in Hialeah.
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Pineda said the grip of his changeup was especially effective right from when he warmed up in the bullpen.
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Together, we warmed up our radio voices and reviewed the control board before I went live on the air.
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It's in many ways a natural fit for Microsoft, which has in recent years warmed up to open source.
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By the time the first movie came out, fans warmed up to Pattinson and he developed a large following.
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As happens with many innovations, some European Tour pros have warmed up to the Rolex Series faster than others.
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Hill lasted just one scoreless inning, leaving as he warmed up for the second inning with left forearm discomfort.
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Andrew Keh: Egypt and Uruguay seem like two teams still getting warmed-up for the tournament — and the game.
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However, Wall Street analysts seem to have warmed up to the group going into 2020 after years of underperformance.
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It warmed up to it with predictions and handicapping and pregame analysis as if it were the Super Bowl.
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On the diamond, the players warmed up beside a giant-headed Abraham Lincoln mascot with a slightly menacing smile.
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Though the conversation warmed up, the evening cleared away my fantasy of a certain birthday gift for my father.
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She told the Times that she was having something "like an asthma attack" as she warmed up that day.
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Despite his deep aesthetic investment in these people, James never warmed up to the "terribly earthy and unlicked" Duveneck.
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Now, Lira exchange rate plummeted, concerns about the debt risk of major European banks in Turkey have warmed up.
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Here are a few clips from last season to get you warmed up: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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To my surprise, the brownie did not come warmed up, so I asked my bartender if it could be heated.
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And yeah, to a certain extent, my boyfriend and I have both warmed up to having a voice-activated gadget.
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Meanwhile at the other end of the world, the vast Southern Ocean encircling Antarctica has barely warmed up at all.
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However, not all of its Parisian cohorts have warmed up to the idea of "see now, buy now" just yet.
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Starting off the night at Métropolis, veteran Hamilton, Ontario duo Orphx warmed up the room with a well-received set.
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I warmed up to the seat-massage options, and I really liked the presets that combined massage, lighting, and music.
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Tebow warmed up on the adjacent football field, where the former U.S.C. coach Pete Carroll once tried to recruit him.
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It was a few meetings before she warmed up to Ronald and Nancy Reagan, although they would become quite close.
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Cubs closer Wade Davis had warmed up as well, but Maddon decided to go with Lackey, normally a starting pitcher.
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Before the team's game at Lincoln that year, the Saints warmed up, as usual, by kicking around a soccer ball.
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The agency found that the Volkswagens emitted less pollution when the engines were cold than when they had warmed up.
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As they warmed up, they shared their histories, and the two men spoke openly about their hope to be fathers.
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Terry had warmed up five times on the steep bullpen mound before collecting the last out of the eighth inning.
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Initially, Mr. Coetzee was reluctant, she said, but "day by day he warmed up" and actually ended up enjoying himself.
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Many runners had warmed up on the street before the race, and the room reeked of sweat and nervous energy.
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Before games, while the other players warmed up with each other, Seerey threw the ball back and forth with him.
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"I don't think I ever really warmed up to taking care of cattle in a Nebraska blizzard," Professor Forrester said.
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At a recent campaign rally, Biden's wife warmed up the waiting crowd, with her husband standing behind her, appearing transfixed.
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"The two sides might have warmed up for the more difficult issues scheduled for the phase-two negotiations," she said.
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The conservative firebrand warmed up for her Politicon showdown with Chelsea Handler when we got her Friday night at LAX.
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The sun rose, the temperature warmed up, and I felt much better – and ready to do the whole thing over again.
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Once I started my routine, getting warmed up for the game, getting ready, it wasn't even a thought, which was great.
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As the Chargers drove 21 yards in five plays to take a 20155-7 lead, Manning warmed up on the sideline.
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Beasley came off the bench to score 11 and Harden warmed up to score 14 of his 16 first-half points.
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I drink two glasses of house rosé and get nice and warmed up – ready to belt out all the high notes.
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Mr Trump warmed up for his appearance in Orlando by vowing to round up "millions of illegal aliens"—starting "next week".
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But when glaciers melted and it warmed up again, the penguins went back to rocky grounds where they like to breed.
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Curry returned to the court during halftime, briefly warmed up but returned to the locker room as the third quarter commenced.
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But despite backing from the White House this year, appropriators do not appear to have warmed up to the contentious idea.
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Ginger was taken to Summer Street Animal Hospital for care, started a heartworm treatment regimen and soon warmed up to Glick.
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Before Spurs' away trip to Manchester City this February, players from both sides warmed up in Football v Homophobia training tops.
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I found that the system actually did pretty well essentially weedwacking tall grass out of its way as it warmed up.
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Cuddles immediately warmed up to Brauer, 73, and is ecstatic to finally have a bed and loving person of her own.
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Chris Froome warmed up for the Tour de France by winning the Critérium du Dauphiné stage race for the third time.
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James warmed up for the New York game by scoring a season-high 34 points in the win over the Raptors.
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New York City hasn't warmed up above freezing since Christmas -- and the deep freeze will just get worse as snow approaches.
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By Tuesday morning, the weather had warmed up to 34 degrees Fahrenheit (1 degree Celsius), and the penguins were back outside.
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She warmed up for her Alabama victory with a five-and-a-quarter-length romp in the Coaching Club American Oaks.
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We've got editors and writers Peter Rubin, Angela Watercutter, and K.M. McFarland in the hot seats and we're already warmed up.
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" I remember what my friend told me to say so I said, "I'm all warmed up, I don't need to dance.
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The smoldering looks between the two fiercest characters on the show warmed up Castle Black in ways we never thought possible.
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Since movements such as cartwheels, high-kicks, and splits are performed throughout the night, the performers must be properly warmed up.
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D'Arnaud then went back to the bullpen, where he warmed up relief pitcher Jeurys Familia before he entered the side game.
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A mild nip could be warmed up with your own body heat; try sticking those fingers into your armpit, for example.
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Pitchers warmed up their arms, while batting rosters were finalized and the wives and kids came over from seaside church services.
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Given this track record, it shouldn&apost be a surprise that Davos&apos Wall Street wing eventually warmed up to Trump.
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Keys, seeded ninth, reached the quarter-finals last year and warmed up for Wimbledon by winning the Birmingham title on grass.
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But neither "ten" nor "The Matter" feel like historic revivals warmed up from cold storage; they feel brimful of inquiring thought.
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"Make sure you're warmed up, you're turned on, you're exploring other erogenous zones, and you're really taking the time," Dr. Morse says.
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Earlier that week, Trump appeared to have warmed up to the idea of a border-adjusted tax plan proposed by House Republicans.
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And your partner will never forget the holiday season that was significantly warmed up by the gift of a perfect pleasure object.
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During the experiment, an "array" of ponds was warmed up by four to five degrees centigrade over a period of seven years.
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While some worried that videos would be interruptive and clumsy in the sleek Instagram photo feed, people have warmed up to them.
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But a quite surprising thing has happened in Silicon Valley over the last six months: Tech has warmed up to Elizabeth Warren.
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"The pie was essentially heated, frozen up in space then warmed up again, so the flavor is probably richer," Callaghan said. Okay.
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They walked back out to applause, warmed up again for five minutes and resumed play, nearly an hour after Sears had collapsed.
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Like cashmere sweaters and our favorite over-the-knee boots, they're starting to feel stifling now that the weather has warmed up.
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For a split second, I was weirded out by her interest in me, but then I warmed up, offering a polite reply.
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Quintana was fading fast, but he'd run into trouble so quickly that I didn't have time to get his reliever warmed up.
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The car is warmed up in the winter and cooled down in the summer, all before the driver gets behind the wheel.
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Last November, when sea ice should have begun thickening and spreading over the Arctic as winter set in, the region warmed up.
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The three didn't know each other that well in the early stages of the band, but Riley says they warmed up quickly.
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VILLARREAL CLINCHES BERTH Villarreal warmed up for Thursday's decisive Europa League semifinal at Liverpool by clinching a berth in Europe's top competition.
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With our first hike checked off and our bodies sufficiently warmed up, we drove back to the campground to set up camp.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — Are you feeling warmed up for the solving weekend after the challenging but relatively merciful Andrew Zhou puzzle yesterday?
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Tesla shareholders have gradually warmed up to the deal with SolarCity following initial apprehension after Tesla announced its offer on June 21.
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Plus, Pence warmed up for this afternoon's festivities by doling out laurel after laurel to Trump during the Cabinet meeting earlier Wednesday.
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But as he warmed up for the second half, Bowman apparently reaggravated the partially collapsed lung he suffered early in the season.
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Still, Sharpton couldn't resist defending Warren from a familiar Trump insult as he warmed up the early arrivals ahead of her remarks.
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You might want to go ahead and get your flat iron warmed up — you're going to want to copy these looks STAT.
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In the last few weeks, Saturday Night Live has warmed up to its role as chief antagonist to our thin-skinned overlord.
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A sexy soul band warmed up the crowd, which numbered maybe ten thousand, beneath the illuminated wedding cake of the state capitol.
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On Sunday, players from the Kings and the visiting Boston Celtics warmed up at the arena in T-shirts bearing Clark's name.
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At halftime, for example, Ellis told Jessica McDonald, a 31-year-old forward at her first World Cup, to get warmed up.
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Her article "A Transatlantic Musical Affair — Leonard Bernstein and the Vienna Philharmonic" documents how he only slowly warmed up to the relationship.
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While she stood sipping coffee, the girls warmed up around her, brushing their fingers against the athletic-gray lobby walls for balance.
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Over the next couple of years we dated for short periods but though I warmed up to him, I still hated myself.
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Not only is competition in the category intense, but many customers have not warmed up to the chain's version of queso dip.
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Once I'm warmed up, I start going through my solo; I have the music on my phone, and I mark through it.
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Before that, it appears the stars are already flocking to the port city and getting warmed up for the good times ahead.
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I kept checking as they slowly warmed up, and after 75 minutes I thought I'd given them ample chance to impress me.
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The players, wearing crisp uniforms in yellows and reds, warmed up on a wide green field, surrounded by a red-brown track.
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Rob Bell, the McLaren factory driver who did track development for the GTR, was on hand to get the car warmed up.
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He did the soccer-game thing, set up play dates (arguably, cheating a bit) and warmed up some leftover pizza for lunch.
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Though her hair was styled in a romantic updo, with face-framing curls, the warmed-up hue is more Audrey Hepburn than Belle.
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But, having not fought for two years, it took a while for Hopkins to get warmed up in his would-be grand finale.
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Although there are no estimates of how much fentanyl the Mexican supply accounts for, criminal syndicates appear to be just getting warmed up.
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Dallas forward Dirk Nowitzki warmed up before the game but determined that his sore right Achilles' tendon was not ready for game action.
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But publishers are leaning more and more on Facebook for distribution, and the word is that they have warmed up to Instant Articles.
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To stop the machinery freezing, therefore, the compressed air entering it is first warmed up using the stored heat from the original compression.
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These figures have never warmed up to Trump and might well run against him even if they have little chance of defeating him.
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But some of those Baptist events I've been to, people were in the church three or four hours and just getting warmed up.
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Sometimes their iPhones just turn off, they said, and the phones don't turn back on until they're warmed up or plugged in again.
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"He was not warmed up at all before this," Nathan, the creator of the Twitter account @DidColtonJump, told Refinery29 after the dramatic moment.
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Once they were warmed up, I actually really liked them and loved that they kind of reminded me of rice pudding, texture-wise.
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Even while Wisconsin Governor and Presidential washout Scott Walker warmed up the crowd, it became obvious why no one was worried about tickets.
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Instead, he and his parents looked on as the dozen or so young skaters warmed up for the eight-and-under street competition.
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There's no doubt that MBS has warmed up to the Israelis, largely because of their common interest in checking Iran and Sunni jihadists.
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Phelps's pre-race routine during Monday night's semifinals included this fearsome grimace, now viral as #PhelpsFace, made while le Clos warmed up nearby.
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That's when the earth has warmed up enough to release heat into pockets of air called thermal currents on which the eagles glide.
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Schur came up as a writer on the American translation of "The Office," which gradually warmed up the nihilism of the British original.
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Japan and China have a bitter and bloody history dating back to World War II, but have slowly warmed up to each other.
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Daniel followed his normal diaper change routine, and when he put a moderately warmed-up wipe on Talia's butt … everything was totally fine.
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Mr. Vardy and his teammates wore T-shirts bearing an image of Mr. Vichai and the words "The Boss" as they warmed up.
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It is with surprise and mild disappointment that I report that I haven't warmed up to In the Cut upon my recent rewatch.
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. — As the Seton Hall men's basketball team warmed up for a game at Rutgers recently, a strange baritone filled the arena.
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I had the Q50 for only about four days, a shorter load than usual, but I warmed up to it in a hurry.
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But despite the frigid weather , it seemed to be only affecting the driver's door and didn't cure when the car was warmed up.
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The thawing also contributes to climate change, as warmed-up organic matter is decomposed by microbes, releasing more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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"I got a couple of bumps and bruises, but I was so warmed up, I didn't feel them at the time," he said.
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So on a bitter-cold Monday afternoon, Pompeo and his wife, Susan, warmed up over local grub at the no-frills grocery store.
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In her return, 717 days later, Williams warmed up for her first-round match against Tatjana Maria wearing a short black trench coat.
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By the time I get to work, my tree cookies had warmed up and changed shape, transforming from spirited evergreens to lumpy Grinch poops.
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Eventually, the cow, who was terrified of humans after her last encounter, warmed up to Bartels and began approaching her for pats and snacks.
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David, who had been a member of the Bible club in high school, was quiet and withdrawn and seldom warmed up to new people.
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She suggests doubling the simple recipe and keeping a jar in the fridge so the tea can be warmed up at a moment's notice.
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Avri was a mama's girl and didn't know me until a few weeks after she was born, but warmed up to me before long.
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Royals catcher Drew Butera found out just how nasty last week, when Parker warmed up before throwing the ceremonial first pitch at Kauffman Stadium.
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"Massachusetts matters, because when we speak, the country listens," Massachusetts attorney general Maura Healey, said as she warmed up the crowd for Clinton Monday.
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You could stick to a plain-old sandwich or a warmed-up plate of stuffing and mashed potatoes, but why not aspire to more?
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Warren campaign surrogates encouraged people to take selfies and upload them to social media as they warmed up the crowd for the Massachusetts senator.
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Their relationship warmed up when they began to talk about a merger, but then quickly got frosty when they couldn't agree on a price.
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Marte was initially allowed to stay in the game, but dizziness as he warmed up before the top of the fourth ended his night.
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PUERTO RICO: Mona Island, around halfway between mainland Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic, warmed up to 104 degrees Fahrenheit on July 2, 1996.
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And even as we finished our final conversation, there was still a part of him that felt like he was just getting warmed up.
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If Ali didn't come over to America's side as much as the nation warmed up to his view of things, Ali's image changed, too.
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Nix warmed up in the second quarter, hitting Hastings for a 31-yard touchdown pass early in the period for 7-3 Auburn lead.
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In the age of Trump, Republicans have warmed up to Russia and Vladimir Putin, while Democrats have begun to think about both more negatively.
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Ms. Smith said Mr. Delport warmed up to the project and agreed to sit for her, though he was reserved when discussing his past.
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But Clippard, who warmed up in the eighth, said he knew nothing about it until Girardi called him into his office after the game.
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She has warmed up to the group, but becomes infuriated when she learns her T.V. show has replaced her with an obnoxious child star.
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For many parents, school cafeterias evoke memories of subgrade hamburger meat, soggy tater tots and grilled cheese sandwiches that taste like warmed-up cardboard.
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The Mets saluted Colon with a highlight video on the scoreboard as he warmed up, and the fans stood and cheered his at-bats.
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Several of its members, however, have warmed up to the prospect of a Biden-Harris ticket to take on President Donald Trump next year.
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Half an hour before they went on, Dujardin and Valegro warmed up in a floodlit barn on a hill above the college's indoor arena.
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Famous Texans Matthew McConaughey and Beto O'Rourke warmed up with crowd, and artists like SZA, Rae Sremmurd and Lil Yachty performed alongside headliner Khalid.
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A choir from a local school, Emmy Noether Gymnasium, warmed up on a stage that had been erected in the middle of the stadium.
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The Panthers did all of the scoring without center Brian Boyle, who warmed up but was then scratched due to an upper-body injury.
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DH Billy Butler (concussion) was in uniform for the Athletics' team photo before the game Wednesday, and he warmed up with teammates after the shoot.
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I'd wake up in the morning and roll out of bed hungover and be on the job 5 minutes later, looking like death warmed up.
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Hornets 5003, Knicks 84 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — When Carmelo Anthony warmed up before the Knicks played the Charlotte Hornets on Saturday, something, he said, felt off.
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Back in early August, Platt tweeted that he believed he could conjure the songstress if he warmed up to Bey's songs as much as possible.
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Some are drinkable cold, although eating them warmed up, ideally out of a bowl with a spoon, arguably underlines the sense that they're a meal.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction after oil rose above $50 a barrel as investors warmed up to the surprise deal from OPEC last week.
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Today that seems to have faded as both Wall Street and IT in general have warmed up to the cloud and its recurring monetization model.
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He worked three innings and warmed up for the fourth against the Diamondbacks, but manager Dave Roberts pulled him before the start of the inning.
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LHP David Rollins was recalled from Triple-A Tacoma and warmed up in the bullpen early in Sunday's game but did not make an appearance.
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But just as the Democratic establishment warmed up to its base on immigration enforcement, the "abolish ICE" movement has presented them with a new challenge.
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Positioned directly in the sunlight, it was hot and smelly inside, like being in a microwave after someone had warmed up a bowl of shit.
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Sure, Pasola is pretty hardcore with all the spears and riots, but MMA felt pretty hardcore, too, and look how we've warmed up to it.
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Wilson Ramos has warmed up for Tampa Bay by going 6-for-12 with a pair of homers in the series against the Blue Jays.
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Amazon dipped into the two companies' book sales as customers warmed up to the idea of buying books from the comfort of their own homes.
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Take a bite into a Cuban sandwich, which typically includes ham, Swiss cheese, pork, mustard, and pickles warmed up between two crispy pieces of bread.
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The crowd began straggling out during the latter half of the speech, to the sound of helicopter engines being warmed up in a nearby field.
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Donald Trump Jr. warmed up the crowd at a political rally in North Carolina Monday night with a MeToo joke that also criticized the media.
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Then he headed toward a Mill Brook high-rise where his girlfriend was waiting with a warmed-up plate of steak, rice and refried beans.
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But something else has been happening in the Alps in recent years too: because the planet has warmed up, the glaciers of Chamonix are melting.
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Josephine Skriver, Sara Sampaio, Elsa Hosk and Lais Ribeiro got together for the shoot in Miami, and warmed up quickly for the task at hand.
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The Spaniard warmed up for Wimbledon by claiming the singles title at Queen's Club before partnering the returning Andy Murray to seal the doubles title.
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Reid: GOP 'getting warmed up' for shutdown: Senate Democratic Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid9003 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) also tried to fuel worries the government could shut down, arguing that Republicans are "getting warmed up" to do it next week.
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Skye was a little wary at first, but we had friends and family close around her and soon warmed up to being her normal bubbly self.
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Eventually, the kitten warmed up to the idea of swimming to the point where she doesn't even hesitate when it's time to dive into the surf.
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Some of them warmed up to me, but there were some punks who were really excited about me being there at first who actually backed away.
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If you're going to try it for the first time, make sure you and your partner have discussed your comfort levels — and get properly warmed up.
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But a vial of vaccine that has been accidentally frozen, and then thawed, may lose its potency as surely as one that has been warmed up.
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Middle Tennessee warmed up from 3-point range and cut the Auburn lead to 12 with nine minutes left, but Potts fouled out just seconds later.
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The crowd at Mrs Clinton's final, midnight rally in the same city was warmed up by Jon Bon Jovi and Lady Gaga, rather than Mike Huckabee.
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The first part of the workout was just like a SoulCycle class; we warmed up to the music by walking and doing pushups on the bike.
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"After several hours of waiting, with the band all warmed up and ready, word came that Future would be a no-show," NPR's Rodney Carmichael wrote.
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While Rubio eventually accepted Trump as the nominee, he has never particularly warmed up to him, nor is he likely to have natural appeal to Trumpers.
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As closer Aroldis Chapman warmed up in the bullpen, Cubs infielders went to the mound to talk with Hendricks, only for West to send them packing.
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The reigning NBA Most Valuable Player returned to the court during halftime, briefly warmed up but returned to the locker room as the third quarter commenced.
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Montreal D Shea Weber has warmed up again with four points in his last three games and is third on the team with 24 overall. 2.
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Donnell Rawlings, who's worked with Rock for years, told us Chris warmed up days before the Oscars by doing a few gigs at The Comedy Store.
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But since then, Romney has warmed up to Trump, who endorsed the former governor's Senate bid and once considered him to serve as secretary of State.
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Masoud warmed up a couple of tablespoons of oil in a wok, dumped in two bags of frozen vegetables, and stirred them over a high heat.
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Once Ms. Dorrance has warmed up the connections between viewers' eyes and ears, she can guide them into complexity, simultaneously increasing speed and subtlety of timbre.
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In the Smith Haven Mall in central Long Island, the Pure clinic has warmed-up robes and televisions around the mammogram machines showing mountains and beaches.
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Inevitably, with selections, there are repetitions and occasional lapses of style: Before we have warmed up, there's a head-spinning single sentence of almost 170 words.
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Sevilla warmed up for Wednesday's clash with Manchester United by winning 2-1 away to relegation-fighting Las Palmas to go fifth, provisionally, in the standings.
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The Indians were very sloppy in Game 6 and cannot afford to do that again, especially with the Cubs' batters getting warmed up in this weather.
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"These five set battles are actually quite a lot of fun and I feel quite warmed up by now," Federer joked in his on-court interview.
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Instead, Kaepernick spent part of his day retweeting messages about the protests and photos of players who warmed up for their games in "#IMWITHKAP" T-shirts.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — If you ever get down on yourself for not being able to solve the late week puzzles, consider whether you are warmed up yet.
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Najib, whose international image has been tainted by investigations into an alleged multi-billion dollar corruption scandal, has warmed up to Xi's government in recent years.
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"It's a homey thing," said Ameé Allsop, a designer in East Hampton, N.Y., who often creates minimalist spaces warmed up by textured linen and other textiles.
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Pyongyang warmed up Thursday for Trump's 12-day tour of Asia by accusing the U.S. of preparing to launch a "surprise nuclear strike" against the regime.
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Adam Ottavino, a former relief pitcher for the Colorado Rockies, warmed up last month at a facility he rents in Harlem from his father-in-law.
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The poets ahead of him had all chosen later slots, hoping for a warmed-up (read: wined-up) audience, but Mr. Ameen didn't feel like waiting.
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In the stables, a knight, Kyle Calloway, 24, was making do with a coffee-flavored Monster energy drink as he warmed up for his star turn.
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They hit 12 of 27 floor shots in the first half, but warmed up to connect on 53.8 percent (83 of 26) over the final 20 minutes.
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I've warmed up by now, and take the suited-and-shielded enemy out in such a quick time that the Developer rep beside me comments on it.
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On the development trajectory, Snap Filters and Pokémon GO warmed up the consumer market, in small stages, for a more robust AR experience on their mobile devices.
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As a result, containers of organic peroxides — a family of chemicals manufactured by the company — warmed up and began to burn in the early morning on Aug.
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When you want to be warmed up, the other side — which is coated with copper — is on the outside and the copper helps keep the heat in.
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"I don't know him well so that makes it a bit more tricky," Federer, who warmed up for the tournament with his 10th Halle Open title, said.
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From their experience at a much-to-be-desired Lauryn Hill concert to insane threesome stories, the two warmed up the crowd for the show to come.
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As the July sun was setting over New York, hardcore legends Converge took the stage at the Brooklyn venue/skate spot and literally warmed up the crowd.
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The president, in London to meet with Prime Minister David Cameron, said he "warmed up" for important meetings Friday morning by playing a couple classic Prince songs.
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And to Trump supporters offended by their jokes, it's time you dainty snowflakes put on your "big boy pants" because these comedians are just getting warmed up.
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While Trump appears to have warmed up a bit toward Nielsen, reportedly telling people that she's tougher than he thought, Nielsen wasn't at his press appearance Thursday.
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CPAC will be looking to move beyond those headlines and see if conservatives have warmed up to Trump now that he's the president and the party's leader.
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Reheat Function: If you tend to plop bread in the toaster and then forget about it, this allows your toast to be warmed up — without further browning.
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He warmed up to the idea, however, as our allotted 45-minutes stretched to nearly two hours, and additional bottles of sparkling water arrived at our table.
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Though Uber has warmed up to working with regulators over the years, this isn't the first time the company started operating first and dealt with regulators later.
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The celebrity in the crowd was totally local—Deanna Brown, the daughter of Augusta's native son James Brown, who warmed up the already-hot crowd for Abrams.
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Our Elsa is Anja Harteros, who warmed up to make an impressive Bayreuth debut, but who remains an altogether too ethereal presence to make the message clear.
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Last night, Stipe warmed up for the weekend with a piano-driven rendition of "The Man Who Sold the World" on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Ichiro, who had won seven batting titles in a row and three straight Pacific League MVP awards in Japan, was just getting warmed up in the majors.
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The Yankees did not use Betances in their 2152-29 victory, although he warmed up briefly in the ninth while the Royals rallied for their only run.
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Cotton, Minnesota, had the lowest national temperature recorded early on Thursday at minus 56 F (minus 48 C), before the weather warmed up, the weather service reported.
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Atletico strikers Antoine Griezmann, Fernando Torres and Kevin Gameiro all found the net as Diego Simeone's side warmed up for next Wednesday's visit to the Nou Camp.
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A massive American flag hung from a nearby building, and a marching band warmed up the crowd, along with a roster of state political figures including Gov.
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Warmed up very nicely on the range and decided to give it a shot and came out and felt OK, but I was stretching pretty much every hole.
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The WSU player is Gabe Marks -- who was clearly bothered when UCLA players warmed up on the Wazzu side of the field before the game (which WSU won).
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IT behemoths, once fenced off in closed source gardens, have recently increasingly warmed up to the idea of sharing their code (some of it, at least) with everyone.
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Cramer, who was also once critical of the Fed chair, has warmed up to Powell since he canceled plans to hike rates in 2019 for a "patient" approach.
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But as the hours passed and the city warmed up under the sun, it dawned on me that there really wasn't much chance the guy would actually come.
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Consider the miserable fate of a young Briton, Leigh Van Bryan, who warmed-up for a holiday in Los Angeles seven years ago by posting some excited tweets.
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Turner warmed up before Wednesday&aposs 153-107 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers and will be re-evaluated prior to Friday&aposs game, according to the Indianapolis Star.
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You can even grab the white extruding tip when the 3Doodler Start is all warmed up, without the risk of even the slightest discomfort—let alone a burn.
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By 715 million years ago, the surface would have only warmed up four degrees—meaning Venus could have had a temperate climate for at least 2 billion years.
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Facebook Watch Draws More Advertisers Sahil Patel finds signs of life on Facebook's video platform: Advertisers have warmed up to Watch somewhat as time has passed, buyers said.
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They're just getting warmed up Conventional wisdom says the first debate should be the most important, but Trump and Clinton gave every indication the follow-ups — an Oct.
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"George and Donny will go work out so they're really sweaty — warmed up so they can stretch — and then come to yoga in the back row," she said.
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A Republican who has bundled for candidates in the past called it a disappointing sign that the party's allies on K Street still haven't warmed up to Trump.
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Some of the most well-known figures on Wall Street, including Fundstrat's Tom Lee and value investor Bill Miller, have warmed up to cryptocurrencies, more specifically to bitcoin.
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To complete the sad appearance of my dinner, I served my steak with some leftover veg I'd also warmed up: roast asparagus and paprika crinkle-cut butternut squash.
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A stark, white-tiled space with an austere, industrial feel — warmed up only slightly with artwork featuring Key West elements such as a watercolor of a green parrot.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Mundane back-office concerns are giving pause to potential investors in digital currency hedge funds who have otherwise warmed up to the volatile asset class.
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The Blazers actually started off OT pretty hot, building a 116-113 lead, but Curry was finally warming up and a warmed up Curry is hotter than most.
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"Ultimately, it's the same as if we lost, 5-4," said Sewald, who warmed up hurriedly in the eighth inning as Reyes struggled to get the third out.
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Monday started out as a good day, and by evening, as he warmed up his voice in an ice-level corridor at Enterprise Center, it had gotten better.
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As the team warmed up before the divisional finals, Anna Whiting Sorrell, who helped oversee the tribe's response to the 2017 suicide cluster, was sitting in the stands.
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By contrast, Americans' call for Congress to act against Trump has warmed up, in 2016, 50% Americans thought there was no evidence can support an impeachment o Trump.
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He warmed up the cold bureaucracy of Washington, he made me feel like my government was on my side, and he personally was working tirelessly just for me.
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"As the day wore on, you started getting more questions from the group, once we all warmed up," recalled Jim Strickland, a longtime cattle rancher in Southwest Florida.
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A striped woolen rug laid over the stained maple floors warmed up the interior along with hand-loomed fiber art by the local artist called the Catskill Kiwi.
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Warmed up, the class then made its way to the adjacent 1,800-square-foot redwood deck that Halprin's late husband, the landscape architect Lawrence Halprin, built in 1952.
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"We're just getting warmed up," said Margo Geer after winning the women's 100 meters freestyle for her first individual gold to go along with a pair in the relays.
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The soon-to-be parents of two say Del has "warmed up to" the idea of having a younger sibling, but that it didn't start out quite that way.
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Traders have warmed up to the idea of a summer interest rate rise, and that's not necessarily a bad thing, experts told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street " on Tuesday.
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Adriana and I warmed up for about three minutes with some dynamic stretching to prep the body for five minutes of jump-roping, which Olajide calls the "perfect" exercise.
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"I mean we get that it's Michigan and it's not uncommon for this, but it seems like every time we have warmed up, it gets cold again," he said.
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Arizona Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson had an unusual warmup routine prior to their "Monday Night Football" game against the New York Jets — he warmed up in a dinosaur costume.
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Get warmed up for tonight's episode of 'KUWTK' with this Kardashian quiz ... flip through the eye popping pics and see if you can which sister owns the incredible curves.
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" Trump has since said he has warmed up to handshakes and said in the months leading up to the 2016 election that shaking thousands of hands "hasn't been tough.
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But after Lennar issued a strong quarter and its shares saw a 5 percent gain, the "peak housing" thesis seemed to unravel as investors warmed up to the group.
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Mr. Coffman had warmed up the crowd with a few halting words in Amharic and remarks about the importance of one of the largest immigrant communities in the state.
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Mark Kleiman, one of the leading drug policy experts in the country, once opposed the idea of decriminalization, but he warmed up to it after looking at the evidence.
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As the players warmed up on the field, a group of girls from the French club A.S. Bondy bounced around in their seats, shouting "Allez les Bleues!" and clapping.
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As relief pitcher Stephen Tarpley warmed up in the bullpen, Paxton escaped the inning with strikeouts of Rickard and Chris Davis, but he had needed 32 pitches in all.
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And Gulf countries like Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have quietly warmed up to Israel, seeing it as a valuable partner in confronting their common enemy — Iran.
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Already, the commission's de facto leader has warmed up for the session by suggesting that the election in November of Senator Maggie Hassan, a New Hampshire Democrat, was rigged.
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Kyrgios, who was visibly distressed as he entered the Rod Laver Arena, warmed up in the Los Angeles Lakers shirt, which had Bryant&aposs name and former number on.
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Stan Wawrinka warmed up for the French Open by retaining his Geneva Open title, beating the German qualifier Mischa Zverev, 4-6, 6-3, 6-3, in the final.
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Cool thing: Reading warmed up a few feet from the stands, grabbing the railing separating spectators from the field while a coach barked at them like a drill sergeant.
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Players from both schools warmed up as police and security officers surrounded the demonstrators and announcements were made on the public address system imploring protesters to clear the field.
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Hutchison seems to have warmed up to Trump, and strongly supported Trump's nomination of Secretary Rex Tillerson for the State Department in a January op-ed in The Hill.
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All of the U.S. team barring Dustin Johnson warmed up at Woods's charity invitational, the Hero World Challenge, in the Bahamas before making the long-haul flight to Melbourne.
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As Phil Mickelson warmed up on the range Tuesday, the empty water bottles scattered around his bag increased in inverse proportion to the number of balls in his pile.
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As Edelman warmed up before the game, Gronkowski took the 22-inch tall Super Bowl trophy and held it like a bat, challenging Edelman to throw the ball his way.
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The cold organ is already brittle and prone to shattering when it gets warmed up, but this becomes an even bigger risk if one part warms faster than the other.
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The heat wave that has been roasting much of the U.S. in recent days is just getting warmed up, with temperatures expected to soar to dangerous levels through the weekend.
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Here's the reality ... Selena Gomez will be asked A LOT about Justin Bieber's engagement to Hailey Baldwin, but she's all warmed up and ready to respond ... with a cold shoulder.
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It's been one of the great paradoxes of the 2017: In the year when the law's future was most in doubt, the American public has really warmed up to it.
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That is due to low water levels and regulatory limits to how much the river water can be warmed up further by industry, it said in a statement on Friday.
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We also warmed up French onion soup, broiled fish, and cooked meals in it for a month to really put it through the test, and it passed with flying colors.
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The Blue Devils eventually warmed up, stringing together 7 straight points to nose ahead, 27-26, and the game, expected to be free-flowing, had found its crowd-pleasing groove.
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It's best to let them have that time to feel those feelings, according to Scott, and work toward a resolution later when they've warmed up to you a bit more.
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In recent years, public health officials have grown increasingly concerned about the popularity of vaping among teenagers — omitting tobacco, e-cigarettes deliver warmed-up liquid nicotine turned into a vapor.
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READ: North Korea warmed up for the "peace" Olympics with a military parade O'Neill, now a best-selling author and Fox News contributor, served almost 17 years in the Navy.
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The UFC is taking precautions to limit everyone's exposure -- with the athletes getting dressed and warmed up in a private hotel before heading over to the empty arena to fight.
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Now that the weather has warmed up, stylish men are stepping out of their caves and into the light in a look that was once the garb of clueless tourists.
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"Think of a sad, hard moment in your life, like a problem with your friend, or a hard math test," Stephanie called out as they warmed up at one practice.
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Not all companies have warmed up to the idea of a remote work policy, but a staggering 81 percent of employees say it's the workplace option they desire the most.
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So we do this flowing, crescent, warrior-pose-type series, where your arms are reaching back, you're stretching out your upper back, you're flowing to get the whole body warmed up.
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Many cryptocurrency enthusiasts hoped 2018 would be a year that regulators warmed up to the idea of professionalizing the trading of digital assets through new financial products like exchange-traded funds.
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"I warmed up today and I felt that my knee was not good to compete at the level I needed to compete in semi-final," Spain's Nadal said in a statement.
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American Justin Gatlin warmed up for the world championships with a win in the men's 23m in a time of 9.96 seconds, beating Ivorian Ben Youssef Meite who took second place.
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Ballas had many fancy tricks planned for the routine they were to perform on Monday's show, but because they weren't warmed up, VanZant had planned on skipping them at the rehearsal.
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She warmed up for the Australian Open by winning the title in Brisbane and is clearly benefiting from the work she has put in to increase her speed around the court.
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Once the tobacco is warmed up, the glycerine helps create an aerosol, which gives users a smoking experience reminiscent of regular cigarettes without some of the toxic byproducts created by combustion.
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As I warmed up with the rest of the creaky-jointed adults, breathing in the old familiar smell of the foam mats, I watched the teenage girls finishing their practice session.
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Oscar da Silva led a balanced attack with 246 points as the Cardinal (24-210) warmed up for a game at No. 218 Kansas on Saturday with a second consecutive win.
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At the 1966 Le Mans 24 Hours race, Swiss driver Jo Siffert accidentally sprayed the crowd when the cork shot out of a bottle of Moet warmed up by the sunshine.
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I hadn't yet warmed up to the idea of driving an hour or two to grab a drink with a stranger, but the conversations were light and the attention was wonderful.
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But he warmed up when I described to him how, earlier that day, after having flown in from New York, I drove past my own childhood home in the Detroit suburbs.
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Before Mr. Yan's fight, he and a dozen or so friends warmed up with a dinner of peppery tofu, and Mr. Yan appeared cheerfully indifferent about his chances in the club.
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AKRON, Ohio — As Hideki Matsuyama warmed up Sunday afternoon at the Bridgestone Invitational, his tee shots raised the question: Was that a golf club in his hands or a pellet gun?
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She warmed up with a series of quick short climbs: bouldering routes, each a bit more difficult than the one before and yet easy for her, a wiz amid the riffraff.
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No. 19 Northwestern 383, Illinois 16 The Wildcats warmed up for their first Big Ten Championship Game appearance by holding on for a tight win over the Illini at Evanston, Ill.
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Ensminger, a former L.S.U. quarterback who was an assistant coach when the Tigers last appeared in a national title game, paced the field, mostly in silence, as his team warmed up.
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Riera, who is medical director of the ECMO program at Vall d'Hebron, said her body slowly warmed up and they were able to get her heart beating again after six hours.
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"I want to dispel the rumor that I only ran for President as a stepping stone to become the senator from Utah," he quipped as a he warmed up the crowd.
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On her way out, This Is Us star Chrissy Metz took home a six-pack of Health-Ade while other guests warmed up with Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf coffee and hot cocoa.
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Now that we're finally getting close to the April 22 season 2 premiere, Westworld is dropping a whole slew of photos to get us warmed up, and there's a lot to unpack.
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The former world number one warmed up in front of a crowd, hit a ceremonial tee shot and then played a few holes with longtime friend and fellow Major champion Mark O'Meara.
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We watched as fighters on the undercard, who shared a dressing room next to Paulie's, warmed up and then walked out into the bright lights and the cheering, drunk and rowdy crowd.
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The former Maple Leafs captain heard a smattering of boos when he started the game on the first defensive pairing, but the crowd of 249,245 gradually warmed up to him with applause.
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While the rebound in housing starts offered a lift to first-quarter gross domestic product growth estimates, that was offset by a drop in utilities output as temperatures warmed up in February.
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On a trip to London, U.S. President Barack Obama said he listened to "Purple Rain" and "Delirious" on Friday morning at the U.S. ambassador's residence to get "warmed up" for his meetings.
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READ: 6 takeaways from the Democratic Town Hall At a rally on Monday, a parade of Democrats warmed up the crowd before Clinton arrived at a union hall west of downtown Chicago.
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A preliminary assessment from Stony Brook University modeled the forecast of Florence but also imagined what would have happened in a world that hadn't been artificially warmed up by greenhouse gas emissions.
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Not all companies have warmed up to the idea of a remote work policy, but a staggering 81 percent of employees say its a type of workplace option they desire the most.
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Under the elevated metro tracks in the heavily immigrant neighborhood, at a crowded open air market during Ramadan, Omar Zarikh, a truck driver of Moroccan descent, quickly warmed up to the subject.
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Earth has warmed up by just over 1.8 degrees on average since the dawn of the Industrial Revolution, when humans began spewing heat-trapping gases into the atmosphere by burning fossil fuels.
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And Republicans have warmed up to Corey LewandowskiCorey R. LewandowskiLewandowski told by Fox Business host he was being 'a little slurry' during interview The Hill's Morning Report - New impeachment battle: Pompeo vs.
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Ferrell redshirted a year ago, but he said he dressed anyway and warmed up with his teammates before the Tigers lost here to Alabama, 219-103, in last season's national championship game.
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The notice to terminate the pact, the Visiting Forces Agreement, comes as President Rodrigo Duterte has warmed up to China while distancing himself from the United States, the Philippines' former colonial ruler.
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As players warmed up amid a cacophony of clacking flippers and bonus-point bells, plungers were pulled back and released, sending silver balls springing into rapid routes and ricocheting off blinking bumpers.
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But in the debate's second half, when the debaters finally warmed up and began to find areas to distinguish themselves, it was the women who came out on top in my gradebook.
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McConnell warmed up to Trump on Tuesday mainly by contrasting him with Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Once the car's started and warmed up a little, however, the second mode engages a lean-burn strategy in a more efficient mode that can be used when accelerating or in normal driving.
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The existing assessment of a liver for transplant is necessarily subjective, because there is no sure way to tell if a cooled organ will work normally when it is warmed up and reconnected.
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Iowa, 2015: Bill Clinton at his best was on display as recently as October 24, when he warmed up a crowd of supporters in Iowa ahead of state Democrats' annual Jefferson Jackson Dinner.
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Thomas paces Celtics in rout of Magic BOSTON — Jaylen Brown and Tyler Zeller warmed up the car for Isaiah Thomas, and the Boston Celtics' newly-minted All-Star went off to the races.
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My first throw at Lightbox had a spiral efficiency of 18 percent, but as I warmed up I got that number up to 61, and you can bet I felt good about that.
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Justin Upton homered to provide the only run for the Tigers and has warmed up by going 11-for-36 over the last 10 games with a pair of blasts and five RBIs.
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On Saturday, Ruiz was in the bullpen, catching Jansen and other relievers — Adam Liberatore and Pedro Baez — as they warmed up to enter the game, a task typically handled by a bullpen catcher.
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Stein discovered last year on their regular travels to folk festivals, warmed up the crowd for Mr. Wictor at the February show, playing a 25-minute set of original songs, to sturdy applause.
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The top stackers, including three members of the United States national team — Ezekiel McDowell, 19, Gabby Rivera, 14, and Joey Cooksey, 17 — warmed up at a table in the corner of the gym.
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She didn't give her name to Shurn or want to have her picture taken at first, but soon she warmed up to him and he had her striking poses like a fashion model.
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Now, the researchers who studied these images propose that areas of liquid nitrogen within Titan's crust became explosive when they warmed up, creating towering, steep rims around craters where liquid methane could reside.
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Shannon O'Neill, the artistic director of U.C.B. New York, and Tami Sagher, a cast member and former writer for "30 Rock," warmed up the crowd and then welcomed Ms. Duca to the stage.
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He sounded a little leathery and tight at first, but steadily warmed up to give an ardent, impassioned performance as des Grieux, a breezy student in Amiens, France, popular among friends, flirtatious with women.
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And beware this red herring: The idea that Beijing suddenly warmed up to closer relations with Japan as a result of China's weakening economy and a trade dispute with the U.S. is arrant nonsense.
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Luckily, I had the sweet potato chili already made, so I warmed up a bowl of that again (my avocados still weren't ripe by this point, so I had to make due without them).
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But the ultimate deal breaker for me is that they had already been stuck in the wilderness for several weeks when they found an abandoned cabin and finally warmed up enough to get busy.
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The presidential candidates warmed up for debates, with the Republicans' coming on Thursday (showcasing just seven on the main stage — Carly Fiorina and Rand Paul didn't make the cut) and the Democrats' on Sunday.
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"(You) still feel confidence from the win the night before," said Fleury, who hurriedly warmed up between periods by taking shots from injured defenseman Kris Letang in a gym next to the dressing room.
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But he warmed up in the second half and led North Florida's comeback as he shot 13 for 10 from the field and 4 for 7 from 25-point range in the second half.
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He backed off his promise to label China a currency manipulator during his first 100 days, decided to keep the Ex-Im Bank after criticizing it during the campaign and warmed up to Yellen.
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Booker could be among those mentioned as vice presidential contenders on the Democratic side, and there is no doubt Clinton was impressed as he warmed up crowds for some of her final weekend events.
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As he warmed up for the sixth inning, his right calf cramped, and he departed the game with the head athletic trainer Ray Ramirez, who has seemingly dealt with a new injury each day.
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BAYERN ROUTS BREMEN Thomas Müller scored twice as Bayern Munich warmed up for a Champions League match against Juventus on Wednesday with an easy 5-0 rout of visiting Werder Bremen in the Bundesliga.
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As Greenland has warmed up and sea ice has declined, however, those inland Arctic plants have been emerging earlier — with some plant species now greening 26 days earlier than they did a decade ago.
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If the wait is too long and you're rushing out to the water, pop into Cold Spring Pizza across the street for a quick, solid slice of eggplant-ricotta warmed up in the oven.
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"I thought after I warmed up in the game (the tightness) would just be gone, but it didn't, and every time I tried to get to full extension I couldn't get there," Archer said.
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The greatest player of her era, perhaps of any era, had trained with enthusiasm in the preseason and warmed up for the Australian Open by winning her first tour title in nearly three years.
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Klum's kids — daughters Lou, 9, and Leni, 15, and sons Johan, 12, and Henry, 14 — warmed up to Kaulitz as quickly as she did, and the musician even included her four children in his proposal.
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Though he appears to have warmed up to the social network, he and his colleagues on the Intel Committee will still have the opportunity to grill Twitter's acting general counsel Sean Edgett at the Nov.
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Image 2 of 2 PARIS – As Rafael Nadal and Dominic Thiem warmed up before the French Open final, the booming voice of an announcer at Court Philippe Chatrier called out each player&aposs bona fides.
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Though Owens was met with some harsh critiques when she told the agents she wanted to do runway and editorial modeling, she eventually warmed up to the idea that she has a more commercial look.
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Despite Chyna's rocky history with the famous family, Jenner and her sisters have warmed up to the model/business owner in recent months, particularly after news broke she is expecting a child with Kardashian, 29.
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Before the ceremony began, Brazilian actress Regina Casé warmed up the crowd, explaining that there would be times for the 60,000-member audience to hold up their cell phones to represent stars in the sky.
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While investors have warmed up to the bullish sterling theme against the dollar in recent weeks on expectations renewed of weakness in the U.S. currency, sterling bets against the euro have been far more cautious.
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And after a week in which Republicans largely focused on Clinton's deficiencies rather than on Trump's attributes and personal story, Ivanka Trump warmed up the crowd by offering a new window into the Republican nominee.
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Klum's kids — daughters Lou, 10, and Leni, 15, and sons Johan, 12, and Henry, 14 — warmed up to Kaulitz as quickly as she did, and the musician even included her four children in his proposal.
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While the rebound in housing starts offered a lift to growth estimates for gross domestic product in the first quarter, that was offset by a drop in utilities output as temperatures warmed up in February.
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In terms of mixing, PR Guy is getting warmed up with some stutter effects and fade outs, plus the introduction of Dom Kennedy's "Gold Alpinas / Chromed Out Beemers" hook as a sort of bonus adlib.
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Just last winter, the Red Sox pitcher David Price — the team's highest-paid player — told The Boston Globe that racial taunts were directed at him while he warmed up in the Fenway bullpen last season.
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But after Ms. Rousseff was first suspended from office in May — on charges of manipulating the budget to hide economic problems — it turned out that Brazil's double-crossing political class was just getting warmed up.
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So I was there, up on this railing right in front of the DJ. I already knew that they'd kick me out, but I was already warmed up from dancing and just felt like doing it.
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LIVERPOOL, England (Reuters) - Neymar scored on his return to action after three months out through injury as Brazil warmed up for the World Cup with a 2-0 friendly win over Croatia at Anfield on Sunday.
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Until then, however, you can read ahead to start plotting your plan of attack for the remaining days of March, and of course get yourself warmed up for a whole new month of Netflix and chilling.
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In the game after the Seton Hall upset, against Stony Brook, a clip of "Dominick the Donkey" — Hey, chingedy ching, hee haw, hee haw/It's Dominick the donkey — appeared on screen as Stony Brook warmed up.
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As the players warmed up before kickoff at a recent home match, Bundervoet smiled and waved a flag bearing the team's logo, the profile of a Native American, which is also plastered around the Ghelamco Arena.
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As Woods warmed up for his final 18, some of the fans who had come to witness his return engaged in their own premature celebrations, giddily wondering out loud how often he might win in 2017.
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The Mets' dugout is on the third-base side, and before Tebow could get to the other side to take practice swings while Porcello warmed up, the plate umpire, Ryan Additon, told him to go back.
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"There's most definitely a group of Republican senators who are not originally Trump fans that have endorsed him begrudgingly, who have warmed up to him as their fortunes rise," said a former senior Trump administration official.
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Back in the Ballet Theater studio, Connor Holloway, a corps member, and Mr. Sebastian were lifting their legs out to the side in one of ballet's age-old steps, as they warmed up at the barre.
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But the movie still won three Oscars — best director (Alfonso Cuarón), cinematography, and foreign-language film — and suggested that the Oscars had warmed up to the idea of the industry-shaking Netflix being a legitimate competitor.
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Rangers 3, Flyers 1 Philadelphia Flyers forward Wayne Simmonds made sure to slow down before he passed the Rangers rookie defenseman Dylan McIlrath at center ice as they warmed up for Sunday's game at Madison Square Garden.
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After frequent conversations with Kelly, Trump recently warmed up to the idea of naming Kelly chief of staff to more effectively manage personnel and offered it to him earlier this week, a senior White House official said.
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In the Staples Center stands as players warmed up and Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea got ready for a national anthem soundcheck, Tirico said he'd never experienced a pre-game atmosphere quite like this Kobe sendoff.
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In July FIFA, the game's governing body, fined the Qatar Football Federation after the national team warmed up for an international friendly sporting "a political image" (the likeness of the country's head of state) on their shirts.
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Just to get him warmed up ... we put Burr on the hot seat, and asked if he thought senators who aren't on his committee -- not to mention everyone in the House -- will get any work done Thursday?
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With more than 21 million YouTube views for her new song 'Boomerang' and 2.5 million Instagram followers, JoJo Siwa, the singer and star of Dance Moms, 13, is just getting warmed up for her own Hollywood takeover.
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Montgomery pitches Yankees past White Sox CHICAGO — As New York Yankees left-hander Jordan Montgomery warmed up before his start Monday night, he had no idea how his assortment of pitches would carry over to the game.
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It was pretty loud, and after it warmed up with a series of robotic gear-turning noises, it immediately began an automatic cleaning cycle, pushing a double shot (2 fluid ounces) of hot water through the system.
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While the result aroused anxiety among much of Europe's political mainstream, French legislator Philippe Meunier drew cheers as he warmed up a crowd of conservative faithful before Sarkozy arrived for a rally near the city of Lyon.
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Earlier this year, a study published in the Journal of Geophysical Research analyzed that data and concluded that NASA astronauts likely warmed up the moon's surface temperature by as much as 6 degrees Fahrenheit by walking around.
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On College Football STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — As Ohio State and Penn State warmed up before their Big Ten clash Saturday evening, the Beaver Stadium video screen showed the final minutes of the game between Michigan and Northwestern.
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Michael Blackson is all warmed up for what he says will be the high point of his career -- working on-camera with Eddie Murphy -- and says the "Coming to America" sequel already paired him with another legend.
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Nowitzki scored a season-high 217 points, Luka Doncic warmed up after an air ball on his first shot in the arena to score 216, and the Dallas Mavericks routed the Knicks, 25-22, on Wednesday night.
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By the end of this, I was ready to throw in the towel, but it turns out this was a solid way to get my glutes warmed up for the next exercise: back squats with a weighted bar.
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India has warmed up to the new government in the Maldives, offering financial help after it accused the previous government of striking secret deals with Chinese firms that have left the tiny country of 400,000 people in debt.
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Chasten Buttigieg, who warmed up the crowd in Brooklyn and greeted his husband to the stage with a kiss on the lips, is by turn a comic sidekick, political surrogate and personification of the mayor's old-school values.
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When he warmed up, he unzipped his fleece, then tore it off—he was sweating, even though it was bitterly cold—and when he went to roll up his sleeves, there was shrieking of a particular titillated kind.
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"If he was on the ballot, there would be no question we would win both" the House and Senate, Representative Billy Long, Republican of Missouri, told the crowd as he warmed up the arena before Mr. Trump's appearance.
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Federer, seeded two on the 20th anniversary of his first main draw appearance, is chasing his ninth title and looked razor-sharp last week when he warmed up by winning the Halle grasscourt title for a 10th time.
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Rather than merely charging the battery and powering accessories, it restarts the warmed-up V2000 engine after it shuts down at a stoplight and recaptures energy when slowing down to charge a lithium-ion battery in the trunk.
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All I recall of the radio show was the packed house, the man who came on stage and skillfully warmed up the audience, and the actor who dropped each page on the floor as he finished reading it.
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I was really concerned because I hadn't stretched before, or warmed up, which I was expecting to be a crucial part of the class, because of the kind of workout it is, because it's so hard on your body.
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And while Federer had warmed up on Rod Laver Arena with the roof closed earlier in the day, Cilic prepared with his usual routine on an outside court, apparently expecting the contest to take place in oven-like conditions.
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Many Poles, especially rightwing PiS supporters, are still animated by a visceral hatred of Germans dating to World War Two, although feelings have warmed up since the end of communism when Germany threw its weight behind Polish EU membership.
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The next month, NBA players Derrick Rose, LeBron James, and Kyrie Irving warmed up wearing "I Can't Breathe" T-shirts on the court to honor Eric Garner, who died after NYPD officer Daniel Pantaleo put him in a chokehold.
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The next month, NBA players Derrick Rose, LeBron James, and Kyrie Irving warmed up wearing, "I Can't Breathe" T-shirts on the court to honor Eric Garner, who died after NYPD officer Daniel Pantaleo put Garner in a chokehold.
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Scientists were still hopeful that Philae would get in touch again as the comet warmed up a bit while it made its way to its closest pass with the sun in August, but the lander didn't send anything through.
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George W. Bush -- the brother of Trump's Republican primary opponent Jeb Bush -- never truly warmed up to Trump during the campaign and has been critical of the President in the past particularly when discussing issues that revolve around race.
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Britain's economy warmed up a little in the second quarter from its winter slowdown of early 2.43, official data showed last week, but there was no sign of an end to its stuttering performance ahead of Brexit next year.
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"Lots of people couldn't drive, so when the snow thawed and the weather warmed up in a bit in February, people were stir crazy and made up for lost time," Phil Flynn, an analyst at Price Futures Group, said.
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On that occasion, three-times Roland Garros champion Hilde Krahwinkel Sperling probably felt she had hardly warmed up before she found herself walking off the court after suffering the quickest ever semi-final defeat at the All England Club.
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The Spurs warmed up for the showdown by winning the first two games of the road trip at Phoenix and the Los Angeles Lakers by a total of 41 points and are looking forward to the test on Monday.
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Dustin Johnson, who had won his last three tournaments, warmed up for his afternoon tee time but ultimately decided he could not play because he could not follow through on his swings — even at 80 percent of normal effort.
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The 15th seed, who warmed up for the season's first major by reaching the final of last week's Sydney International, takes on Maria Sakkari in the third round after the Greek beat local qualifier Astra Sharma 6-23 26-23.
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Many Poles, especially rightwing supporters of the ruling Law and Justice party, are animated by a hatred of Germans dating to World War Two, though relations have warmed up since the end of communism when Germany backed Polish EU membership.
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" Panthers quarterback Cam Newton — who has often been criticized for being silent on social justice issues — warmed up for Sunday's game in a black T-shirt with the Martin Luther King Jr. quotation "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.
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Bill Clinton introduced his wife after a band warmed up the crowd, detailing her political pedigree with a voice hoarse from the campaign trail before making sure no audience-member escaped the clip-board wielding volunteer army guarding the doors.
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Defenseman Oscar Klefbom has warmed up over the last five games, recording three goals and a pair of assists to support Cam Talbot, who has won three of his last four starts while allowing seven tallies in that stretch. 1.
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In the future, I/we would ask you to take some time and prepare and maybe even I should come up and start talking to you to get you warmed up or something but we can't let this happen again.
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So when John Swofford, the A.C.C. commissioner, glanced over his shoulder here Thursday night inside Lane Stadium as the Miami and Virginia Tech teams warmed up, he knew he did not have to deal in hope and public relations any longer.
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For the first three months, this group was supervised at a cardiac rehab facility where they did non-strenuous exercise three times a week: They warmed up for 10 minutes and then did 35 minutes of continuous walking or stationary cycling.
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Lightning in the area delayed Friday's game by nearly an hour and caused McAdoo to hold the star wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. out of the game since the Giants had already warmed up and then rested in the locker room.
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Wax is sometimes not warmed up enough to kill germs that may be on the application stick; and threading, the use of a small string to loop around hair and remove it, involves putting the string in the threader's mouth.
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In 493, basketball players from college to the pros warmed up in T-shirts that declared, "I Can't Breathe" — a rallying cry for protesters after a New York police officer's chokehold led to the death of Eric Garner on Staten Island.
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Motorsport's champagne spraying tradition started 50 years ago, after Swiss driver Jo Siffert accidentally sprayed the crowd at the 1966 Le Mans 24 Hours race when the cork shot out of a bottle of Moet warmed up by the sunshine.
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"What I want people to take from the book at this moment is that all of us should be judged on what we accept and don't accept," Simon said recently, his voice rising as he warmed up to his theme.
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Before Louis C.K. shocked an NYC audience with his return to stand-up, he warmed up off the beaten path by crashing a Long Island comedy club where he got a standing O ... and TMZ got photos from the gig.
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So far, it's going well; No. 3 Michigan State (5-1) has lost only to top-ranked Duke this season, and over the weekend, it warmed up for Thursday night's game against No. 5 Notre Dame in East Lansing, Mich.
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If you print your message on a sheet of baking parchment paper, aluminum foil, or some other thin and lightweight material which can survive being warmed up, you might just be able to toss it out the door as is.
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Before the president's arrival, Steve Cortes, a longtime Trump supporter and CNN contributor, warmed up the crowd inside the Santa Ana Star Center by railing against the news media, accusing reporters of "smearing" the president with their charges of racism.
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As Ms. Grier warmed up on set, she laughed, picked out the music, and told stories about Snoop Dogg and about running for planes, all as a young man in a pink T-shirt quickly and meticulously arranged the studio.
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That version allows drivers to do things like ask for the news and weather, play music and operate Alexa-controlled home devices, like a garage door opener (definitely handy) or thermostat, so your house is warmed up when you get there.
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"We need to do a better job talking to them about how to handle our products — when [the bites] are warmed up in the toaster or an open-flame grill, it takes the product to the next level," Miller said.
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"It is likely that we're going to keep seeing smaller wintertime maximums in the future because in addition to a warmer atmosphere, the ocean has also warmed up," said Walt Meier, a sea ice scientists at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.
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We all have a memory of something we loved to eat as a child: Grandma's potato salad; brownies from a box fresh out of the oven; the chicken soup that warmed up cold fingers and toes after playing in the snow.
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According to a this video from the American Chemical Society, microwaving actually preserves more nutrients than other types of cooking, because the food is cooked quickly and doesn't need to be immersed in water and diluted to be warmed up.
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But Twitter was slow to ship longer tweets out of fear that users would reject them, so it's likely that when Twitter execs finally warmed up to the idea of longer posts, a tweetstorm product sounded like a good idea, too.
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Earlier, there was a taste of the character assassination to come when Trump's son, Donald Trump Jr. warmed up the crowd by accusing Democratic frontrunner Joe Biden of "groping" and mocked the cancer moonshot of a man whose son died of the disease.
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On a sunny May morning, a mass of Brexit Party supporters, armed with placards and warmed up by a tub-thumping speech from Ann Widdecombe, a former Tory minister, chant "Nig-el, Nig-el" as their hero clambers on to the platform.
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Except during the first seven days of May as the weather warmed up, 84 people were shot in Chicago including a four-year-old girl sitting on a porch with her parents and a 15-year-old boy on a school bus.
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MEXICO CITY, July 24 (Reuters) - Mexico striker Oribe Peralta, who helped his country win their first Olympic soccer gold medal in London four years ago, warmed up for the Rio Games with a hat-trick in the Mexican league at the weekend.
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Ahead of the game between the Los Angeles Chargers and the Tennessee Titans in London on Sunday, Stark regaled fans with stats of both teams and what experts were anticipating about the action to come as players warmed up in the background.
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But it turns out the yoga element at Brrrn seemed to be more about strength training than flexibility; 60 degrees is probably not cold enough to cause a yoga injury even if you aren't warmed up; and we did warm up sufficiently.
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But before you've even had a chance to digest the first burst of glorious natural vistas, the driving bassline pushes forward into a DESIRE segment, where the weather has warmed up, the sun has risen, and birds and sharks are on the move.
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Sometimes, you don't root for athletes so much as you stare at them, the way you might stare at Niagara Falls, or at David Copperfield if he warmed up ninety minutes before every show by casually making cocktail waitresses vanish into thin air.
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ABOUT THE BLUES (13-7-3): Perron has three goals and eight assists during his streak to move into second on the team in scoring behind Tarasenko (23 points) with 53 while Schwartz warmed up with five tallies in the last seven games.
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HAT TRICK FOR IBRAHIMOVIC Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored a hat trick to take his tally to 30 French league goals as Paris St.-Germain warmed up for its Champions League match against Manchester City with a convincing 4-1 win at home over Nice.
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Read more: The man who wrote the book on how to make 100 times your money with a single stock outlines the core principles of his investing approach — and shares his 2 top under-the-radar picksAnd he's just getting warmed up.
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Hands-on with the Oculus Rift S: the 'S' stands for Subpar My first impressions of the Rift S were less than stellar, but after getting it in my home for some lengthy VR sessions, I've warmed up to it a little bit.
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"The medics got them on oxygen and warmed up inside, and the dog handlers and some of Nome rescue stayed with the dogs and had plans to get them back to Nome," which Claeys said was about 30 miles along the trail.
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Instead, Slate's León Krauze pointed out last week, "while Trump was enacting his anti-immigrant agenda, Latino voters seemed to have slowly warmed up to the president" — not embracing him outright, but giving him at least normal-Republican numbers, if not slightly better.
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But with Jerry Blevins, the most-used relief pitcher in the majors this season, unavailable after having either pitched or warmed up in each of the last four games, Collins had already made his decision: He needed one more inning out of Gsellman.
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The hospital's trauma specialist, Dr Timothy Hardcastle, said the baby was suffering from hypothermia and had to be warmed up, but was in satisfactory condition with only minor injuries, according to a statement from the KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) province department of health.
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Chiefs and Niners supporters decked out in team jerseys along with A-listers and celebrities warmed up for America's biggest sporting event, which will be watched by a global television audience, by turning South Beach into one big party on Saturday night.
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Juno is in the faraway part of its wide elliptical orbit around Jupiter right now, but the science instruments are warmed up and ready to do some science towards the end of the month when the probe makes its first real pass at the planet.
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While this teaser doesn't give us a look at any footage from the second season, it does get us warmed up by having the cast perform a lip-synced version of Michael Sembello's "Maniac" as they don their signature costumes for another season of debauchery.
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Put in context, those numbers alone don't have a significant bearing on the Lyft-Uber battle for New York, but it's a clear indicator that New York riders and drivers have warmed up to the pink-mustachioed ride-hailing company despite Uber's first-mover advantage.
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He warmed up in the Nationals' bullpen during the game, and if Anthony Rendon had not hit a two-run homer in the seventh to extend Washington's lead to 5-2, Scherzer may have gone into the game for the bottom of that inning.
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And while the original holiday film, which aired 14 years ago, wasn't the biggest hit with critics during its initial release, it seems that even the coldest hearts have warmed up, because the 12-minute skit won over just about everyone who saw it.
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Thursday's "30 for 30" rerun examines another natural disaster that hit a baseball-crazed city: the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, which struck the Bay Area as its teams — the San Francisco Giants and the Oakland Athletics — warmed up for Game 3 of the World Series.
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In 2014, several prominent players, including LeBron James and Kobe Bryant, warmed up for games in T-shirts that declared, "I Can't Breathe" — a rallying cry for protesters after a New York police officer's chokehold led to the death of Eric Garner on Staten Island.
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With this seemingly solid lead, and because reliever Vidal Nuno had been injured while running the bases, the Rays decided to send out catcher Jesus Sucre to close out the win, or at least buy some time while a bona fide pitcher warmed up.
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Nine dancers in uniforms of orange shorts, sneakers and heavy-duty kneepads — members of Ms. Zbikowski's five-year-old company, Abby Z and the New Utility — warmed up on the stage of the Abrons playhouse with the focused energy of boxers preparing for a fight.
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Trump's remarks were in the vein of speeches he delivered on the campaign trail, complete with a raucous crowd that had been warmed up by NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre, who blamed the media, academic and political "elites" for America's woes, and singer Lee Greenwood.
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Those boys, girls, men and women who regularly completed the FIFA 11+ warm-up before training or games were about 40 percent less likely to sustain knee, ankle, hamstring, and hip or groin injuries during the season than athletes who warmed up in other ways.
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Tampa Bay, which sits four games back in the race for the American League's second wild card, has picked it up on offense with 93 runs in the last three games and Wilson Ramos has warmed up with 14 hits in his last seven contests.
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And if you finish our quiz and feel as if you're just getting warmed up, feel free to test yourself on the news of 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 or 2015 — or see what you remember about the whole first decade of this millennium.
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DRAW FOR P.S.G. Paris St.-Germain, the runaway leader of the French league, warmed up for its Champions League encounter with Chelsea on Wednesday by dropping points for only the fourth time in the league this season, held to a 0-0 home draw with Lille.
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Make sure the spankee is turned on before the spanking begins — begin with some foreplay, and then the spanker should "start rubbing and caressing and massaging" the spankee's butt, "so their partner is all warmed up, before even going in with the spank," Dr. Morse says.
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The 32-year-old, who was given a hostile reception by Barca fans as he warmed up before replacing Karim Benzema, hit back moments after Lionel Messi's equalizer with a brilliant strike into the top corner to put Real 2-1 up in the 80th minute.
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In the "Tack Room" — which Drummond insists is nothing like the one at her sprawling ranch that has "an old rock barn with a rusty door and the smell of horse poop" — pine paneling and a coffered ceiling get warmed up with a few coats of stain.
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" She also told People Style exclusively at the event that she loves using contour because, "When I'm running out of the house, my face is always so much more pale than the rest of my body and I love to feel warmed up and just alive.
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"For so many years, I would go do the show and right before you finish the show, you would feel like you were just getting warmed up and you were just getting in gear and you wanted to go and do it another hour," he said.
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The Cast of Stranger Things They took the red carpet by storm, effectively winning best dressed, best poses, and most enthusiastic; they warmed up the audience by performing at the pre-show and they hopped on their bikes to hand out PB&Js to the starving masses.
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Read: Monday ad blitz: 2016ers hit the airwaves And while it wasn't a particularly electrifying or arousing speech and Rubio did not spell out specific policy proposals, he got a good reception from the crowd, which warmed up even more when the Q-and-A began.
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But now that the nominee, Mark Morgan, has become a regular voice on Fox News — and a supporter of the administration's harshest immigration policies — the president has warmed up to the same guy who worked under Obama and was once despised by the Border Patrol union.
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In a wide-ranging interview with Vulture published Tuesday, the 64-year-old legendary actress reflected on her guest appearances on the hit NBC series — admitting that she never warmed up to cast members Jennifer Aniston, Matthew Perry, Courteney Cox, David Schwimmer, Lisa Kudrow and Matt LeBlanc.
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As he warmed up, Isner could hear Jack Sock losing in five sets to Albert Ramos-Vinolas next door at Court 3, so he knew he was again the last American man standing, a role he has had at seven of the last nine Grand Slam events.
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CAVALIERS WARM UP FOR CELTICS WITH WIN LeBron James notched his second straight triple-double, Kevin Love scored 28 and the Cleveland Cavaliers warmed up for a big game in Boston on Wednesday by hitting 24 216-pointers in a 24-20 win over the Orlando Magic.
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Mr. Duffy warmed up the crowd with jokes about quirky Icelandic culture — the breathiness of the language, the near-cashless society, tourists asking "where the Northern Lights are" — before turning over the stage to about a dozen wide-ranging comics for a two-hour-plus show.
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Hamels (15-5) is one of those key weapons, along with Yu Darvish and Colby Lewis, and the left-hander warmed up for the post-season by allowing six hits, striking out seven and walking two as he won for the first time since Aug. 25.
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On Tuesday night the duo warmed up for the CMAs with a stop at the BMI Country Awards, where Thomas wore a silver vest with matching pants paired with a black shirt and bow tie, while Lauren went with a sexy fire engine red gown with deep-V neckline.
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Rangers 9, Yankees 393 Before the start of the ninth inning of the Yankees' game against the Texas Rangers on Monday night, Aroldis Chapman warmed up in the bullpen, preparing to help the Yankees escape with a one-run victory in what had become a rain-soaked affair.
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French Open champion Halep warmed up for her run to the final at Melbourne Park last year by winning the Shenzhen Open in southern China but has played only one match since September, a 6-4 6-4 defeat to Australia's Ashleigh Barty at the Sydney International on Wednesday.
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And while a handful of dancers would leave the championship with coveted prizes — including a trip to Miss Pole Dance Australia and the titles of Miss Sexy and Miss Trixter — the energy in the theater, as they warmed up and tested the equipment onstage, was more communal than cutthroat.
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Elsewhere in La Liga Valencia produced a quick-fire turnaround to win 173-217 at basement club Malaga and ensure they will end the weekend in third place, while Sevilla warmed up for their Champions League game with Manchester United next week by beating Las Palmas 210-10.
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As Subban, 30, and his New Jersey Devils warmed up on the ice before their matchup against the Flyers, Gritty stood nearby behind the arena's glass with a sign for Vonn that read "Lindsey could do better" along with arrows that pointed right to his smiling — and terrifying — face.
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Women: Arike Ogunbowale hit a last-second, fade away three-pointer to lift Notre Dame over Mississippi State, two days after she hit a last-second shot in overtime to knock out UConn Not only did the game end before most cities' streetlights warmed up, it ended in insanely great fashion.
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It involves a complex web of political and financial ties between Mr. Sarkozy's advisers, officials who were part of Colonel Qaddafi's government before he was ousted, and figures who played a murky role as intermediaries between the two as relations between France and Libya warmed up in the mid-2000s.
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The crowd is warmed up with dance music; the enemies of the people—mainly bankers and the "mainstream media"—are ritually booed; and then Mr Corbyn recites a list of promises of how under his Labour government the state will pay generously for the public services that the Tories want to starve.
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Kardashian West, along with the rest of the family, has warmed up to the couple – Chyna, Rob and Kardashian West were spotted out together in Beverly Hills last month – but it wasn't easy for Kardashian West to get used to the idea of her little sister Kylie Jenner dating Chyna's ex-fiancé Tyga.
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Another senior White House official said Trump has never really warmed up to his intelligence director, and this official noted discussions between the President and his aides about removing Coats happened well after he contradicted Trump during a hearing on Capitol Hill earlier this year -- an episode that drew the President's ire.
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After the brief contact in July, comet 67P continued to move closer to the Sun, which meant Rosetta had to put more distance between itself and the comet surface owing to the risk posed by increased activity as the icy material warmed up to give off greater plumes of gas and dust.
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She shared at an A.A. meeting that before she gets out of the car, she makes sure to turn the radio from the pop station she was enjoying to NPR in order to impress her boyfriend, and a woman in the meeting laughed and warmed up to her — and so will readers.
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The popularity of these machines might not be what it used to be in Europe, but there are still passionate players out there who keep coming back for more, solo or with friends, gently inebriated at the end of a night out or getting warmed up for a big one to come.
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In Thursday's 7-3 win, the new closer, Aroldis Chapman, did not appear, but he warmed up in case the score got tight, and his presence allowed Manager Joe Girardi to use Dellin Betances in the seventh inning and Andrew Miller in the eighth, shutting down the Royals after Eovaldi's early exit.
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Since the story went public, the 76ers have announced that they are investigating it, and in a league that's already pretty warmed up to dunking on Kevin Durant for his own burner accounts, folks have kept on dunking: If you're going to come at Joel Embiid on Twitter, you best not miss.
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But on Tuesday, Google announced in a blog post that it will calculate and display wait times at sit-down restaurants so that you can know which place will seat you immediately and which one will have you standing around getting more and more annoyed until you wish you'd just warmed up those Chinese leftovers.
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For much more of our interview with Laura and George W. Bush, including exclusive at-home photos, pick up the new issue of PEOPLE on newsstands now "George and Donny will go work out so they're really sweaty—warmed up so they can stretch—and then come to yoga in the back row," she says.
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Stenson started well enough with a tap-in birdie before the sun had barely risen above the Texas horizon, but he cooled down as the weather warmed up at Golf Club of Houston, dropping four shots in a miserable three-hole stretch on the back nine before clawing back birdies at the final two holes.
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A calm start The tournament got off to a nice but chilly start Thursday morning with a temperature of 215 degrees Fahrenheit (7 C). It warmed up nicely -- into the 60s F -- but stayed below the average high of 75 F (24 C). Friday seems to be the best day of the tournament, weather-wise.
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"It's all about the undecideds, they don't like Hillary Clinton, they don't like her with her character flaws, they haven't warmed up to President Trump and that's where the debate is going to be so critical Monday night for President Trump to address the nation for all those people who want no part of Hillary Clinton."
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I still try to do more with less with my mobile photography because I feel it really pushes me to think outside of the box — there's nothing more dull than seeing 50 Instagram or VSCO accounts that all have the same aesthetic — but I've slowly warmed up to adding mobile lenses to push my creativity further.
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Two years later, when New York City was roiling over the death of Eric Garner in police custody, James and his Cleveland Cavaliers teammate Kyrie Irving warmed up for a game against the Nets in the same "I Can't Breathe" T-shirts that some activists wore outside the Barclays Center, where the Nets play in Brooklyn.
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Senate Democratic Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) is fueling worries the government could shut down, arguing that Republicans are "getting warmed up" to do it next week.
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At a rodeo here in Goiânia on a recent Friday night, scantily clad female dancers warmed up the arena before Mr. Lima burst onto the scene around midnight, his arrival heralded by fireworks, a nightclub smoke machine, cannons discharging confetti into the air and a dance involving a good deal of strutting by Mr. Lima himself.
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Eternal mixes up its tempo with a mix of sparse areas that require some jump-puzzle traversals, lightly-populated corridors full of manageable numbers of enemies who are mostly there to keep you warmed-up, and then deadly arenas packed with monsters of every stripe, jump pads, tantalizingly located pickup items, and no exit until you win or die.
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As the air turns colder and we approach the holidays, we also find ourselves knee-deep in one of the best times of the year for sports: The NBA and NHL are in full swing, college basketball is getting warmed up, college football is barreling toward Bowl Season, and the NFL season is getting hot as teams position for the playoffs.
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" President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's eldest son has been one of the top campaigners for the president's reelection bid and warmed up the crowd for him in between chants of "USA!
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Her vocal coach, Eric Vetro, told the New York Post that it was a challenge at first for Zellweger to adjust to singing while wearing the teeth, but eventually she warmed up to them: Zellweger told Vanity Fair that the false teeth even served as a security blanket during some of her live performances, which triggered very real stage fright.
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As the three star athletes—Eliud Kipchoge, who ran 2:00:22 in Nike's Breaking203 experiment earlier this year; Wilson Kipsang, the only man ever to win New York, London, and Berlin; and Kenenisa Bekele, world and Olympic record holder in 205,22 and 208,244 meters, and last year's Berlin winner—warmed up in front of the start line, they betrayed their states of mind.
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After years of discussion, the space agency has narrowed down the list of possible landing sites to three: Columbia Hills inside Gusev Crater, where the inactive Mars Exploration Rover, Spirit, is currently located; Jezero Crater, a region thought to be home to an ancient lake similar to Gale Crater — the home of NASA's Curiosity rover; and NE Syrtis, an area once warmed up by ancient volcanic activity.
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But before the game even began, Rohleder, a walk-on sophomore at Kansas State who had scored 19983 points in 21998 minutes that season, forged a bond with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who from 22000 to 21969, while known as Lew Alcindor, had scored 2,325 points for U.C.L.A. As Kansas State's players warmed up to take on Kentucky, one of Rohleder's teammates threw down a one-handed dunk.
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Still, GOP leadership say they've warmed up to the rescissions package after Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) rejected the idea of using it to take back money from the omnibus.
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"Taking that into a dance studio where dancers are moving around and they've warmed up their muscles and want to then do something, and then to sit down at a desk like an office worker and type away on a keyboard, that was clearly breaking that physical thinking or physical making," said Rothwell, adding the program might work better in a music studio where the musicians are more stationary.
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Guests, still damp from the storm outside, warmed up on the first floor before wandering upstairs to find rooms filled, jewel-box-like, with unexpected pieces: a tropical, metallic chandelier by the Brooklyn-based artist Chris Wolston; an arcing, clean-lined floor lamp by the New York-based lighting designer Bec Brittain; and a collection of busts of African women, hand-carved by the Ghanaian woodworker Jacob Tetteh-Ashong.
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Using a phone is tied up with the relentless, perpendicular feeling of living through the Trump presidency: the algorithms that are never quite with you in the moment, the imperishable supply of new Instagram stories, the scrolling through what you said six hours ago, the four new texts, the absence of texts, that text from three days ago that has warmed up your entire life, the four versions of the same news alert.
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"Last night in Clark County, they kept a poll open until 85033 o'clock at night so a certain group could vote," he said Saturday night as he warmed up the crowd at a rally for Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE in Reno, Nev.
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Mr Sachs warmed up for his session with the oil chiefs with an impassioned peroration delivered yesterday on the Greek island of Spetses, at a diverse gathering of environmental scientists, theologians and activists convened by the senior hierarch of the Orthodox church, Patriarch Bartholomew I. After quoting from Aristotle, the professor said the interplay of corporate and financial interests with political power had created a global marketplace similar to that unruly bazaar in the Jerusalem temple, the one that prompted Jesus Christ to overturn the traders' stalls and take up a makeshift whip to drive them out.
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