All the rituals of warming up to surf, which I never think of as warming up, had been forgone.
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WARMING UP: The Hill's Jonathan Easley reports: Donald Trump says that the GOP establishment is warming up to his presidential bid because they're frightened by Ted Cruz becoming the Republican nominee.
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Even some police departments are warming up to this approach.
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" However, "in the background, you can hear her warming up.
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But despite regional differences, the world is warming up consistently.
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Economic motivations aside, warming up to China has other advantages.
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Our offense seems to be warming up throughout the order.
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But I've found audiences are warming up to Facebook Stories.
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I didn't really feel anything until warming up that inning.
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I never felt like he needed any warming up period.
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And while Ryan was warming up, Carty visited the dugout.
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The Yankees have Tommy Kahnle warming up in the bullpen.
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Because, of course, it's not just California that's warming up.
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The Resistance Choir of South Central Texas was warming up.
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The females spend just a day warming up before surfacing.
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He recuperated after warming up and feasting on some shrimp.
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Dollar Tree: Cramer openly admitted he's warming up to Dollar Tree.
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We could do that, maybe if we kept the warming up.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Japan is finally warming up to buyouts.
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I'm kind of sad it's over, I was just warming up.
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Many of the activists themselves are warming up for a fight.
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"I'm slowly warming up to letting myself be pop," Taylor says.
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Wrapped up, gloved up, I started warming up on the mitts.
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And warming up the rectum is part of anal sex 101.
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The Arctic has been warming up earlier because of climate change.
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Without much warming up, Ebro goes in for the big questions.
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Great for warming up vocal cords and souls before the show.
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After warming up, he threw only five pitches in the game.
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He's just warming up, and to me his shots look perfect.
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"He is a paid manipulator," Mr. Halberstam said, just warming up.
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Even outside of these heat waves, the ocean is warming up.
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But when I started warming up, I just blocked everything out.
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Before warming up for my final I couldn't find a hair tie.
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One of the coldest places in the world is warming up fast.
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Preventing something warming up is not, though, the same as cooling it.
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You're not starting from square one warming up, which is really nice.
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And with our planet warming up, things aren't going to get better.
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So lots of EU consumers will already be warming up the popcorn.
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Planet Earth has warmed up before, and now, it's warming up again.
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I like it, and I actually am warming up to AT&T.
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The weather's warming up, and cuffing season is coming to a close.
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But the two companies appear to be warming up to each other.
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The solemn and respectful crowd began laughing with him, warming up immediately.
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"It's just another indicator of how Alaska is warming up," he said.
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Relations were already warming up before the two men went to America.
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But Ms. Semple, diabolical screwball that she is, is just warming up.
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Then we see an opera house, the audience arriving, musicians warming up.
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Social media was the only thing that he was warming up to.
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The pace eventually slowed, even if the scoreboard was just warming up.
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Warming up with the girls was No. 8, with her long ponytail.
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Places like Phoenix, already known for summer heat, are measurably warming up.
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Fund flow data shows investors were warming up to the sector again.
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Jakub Blaszczykowski warming up with Wisla Krakow before a game last month.
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Voters appeared to be warming up to both candidates in Friday's poll.
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So in that case you would wear it before, when you're warming up.
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It's clear that Kay, however, like Alan, is warming up to Lenny's ideas.
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In these type of conditions the vehicles have a hard time warming up.
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He's been basking in the way Republican honchos are "warming up" to him.
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Hailey Baldwin is warming up the winter season with her latest photo shoot!
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President Donald Trump is not warming up to Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.
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Wednesday, as T.I. was on the main floor warming up for his performance.
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But you hate to have two guys warming up at the same time.
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Harry Kane, socks up, now actively warming up by running along the sideline.
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He's used to warming up when the sun is still out, after all.
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That's his way of warming up the room, but the chill remains palpable.
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" And I said, "Well, you're warming up but it still isn't good enough.
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He was warming up when a car smashed into him on the highway.
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Activists are warming up to the threat leveled by liberal filmmaker Michael Moore.
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Instead, they stayed in their half of the field and continued warming up.
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It showed the Yankees warming up for a 1998 regular-season game at Shea Stadium against the Mets, not the team warming up before a 1998 game that was moved to Shea Stadium because a beam had fallen at Yankee Stadium.
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It showed the Yankees warming up for a 8003 regular-season game at Shea Stadium against the Mets, not the team warming up before a 2800 game that was moved to Shea Stadium because a beam had fallen at Yankee Stadium.
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Even when I was warming up I was feeling like something wasn't quite right.
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Amazon is clearly warming up to social partnerships, recognizing its inadequacy in that department.
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When adjusted for this "cooling bias," scientists can see that oceans are warming up.
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Wearers can customize three presets in the app, ideally for warming up or gameplay.
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Ocean waters are also warming up overall, threatening to eat away at the ice.
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The Arctic is warming up at unprecedented rates, and the sea ice is melting.
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He is only 7 months old and isn't warming up to it just yet.
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In the meantime, Canada's relations with North Korea appear to be warming up slightly.
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Still, something tells me the special effects department should start warming up the CGI.
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But BuzzFeed and Hearst are not the only ones warming up to the industry.
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I have to go fishing a whole lot now that the weather's warming up.
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She questions whether Wall Street is warming up to the battered stocks too quickly.
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What to do It's finally warming up, so get yourself to Wave Hill, stat.
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He's warming up chili he made us a while ago and froze for later.
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While it's warming up, I do my makeup and fix my hair a little.
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Republicans have been warming up to Facebook as attacks from Democrats become more frequent.
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"He was just warming up," campaign manager Kevin Sheekey said in a statement afterward.
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After three days of arguments against President Trump, his defense team is warming up.
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They shared a few words — as well as the No. 34 — while warming up.
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Iggy Azalea is warming up to French Montana ... with a little bit of ice.
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He said afterwards that he was warming up the tyres and accidentally bumped a switch.
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However, Trump may be warming up to the idea of a little time off again.
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After warming up with a couple of Cambridge Analytica questions, she gets to political misinformation.
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Japanese figure skater Yuzuru Hanyu was shown warming up before the men's individual short program.
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Hey, at least temperatures are warming up for all of you on the east coast.
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That's because ocean waters are warming up, according to the study published today in Science.
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But the Antarctic Polar Front is expected to change as the world keeps warming up.
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Instead, the network is showing this guitar guy warming up the crowd for Ted Cruz.
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Snyder said he had witnessed the bizarre scene while warming up for his own match.
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Trump's current-day Republican critics probably don't have a Lincoln warming up in the bullpen.
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Vietnam has every reason to keep warming up to the U.S., its biggest trading partner.
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Wednesday night, before the Warriors demolished the Hornets, Steph was warming up on the court.
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" The principal player said, "I should be warming up and my hair is a mess.
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Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick gets on stage first, warming up the crowd for Cruz.
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The team's general manager took me to the field where the players were warming up.
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The Mets' bullpen phone rang, and the left-handed reliever Jerry Blevins started warming up.
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Investors appear to be warming up to an overlooked area of the fixed income market.
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Severino said he felt the discomfort while warming up for his start in Tampa, Fla.
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That makes things interesting for Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane, who has Bale warming up.
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Bloomberg's campaign said the candidate "was just warming up tonight" and was still a winner.
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Kobe Bryant hugs Gianna while warming up at the NBA All-Star Game in 2016.
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Traditional banks in Peru are also shifting their mindsets and warming up to fintech partnerships.
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After warming up, I do upper body lifting and three miles on the stationary bike.
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A bottle of vodka was being passed around (their preferred way, apparently, of warming up).
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My back was stiff, and it felt that way right on through to warming up.
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At the time, customers were already warming up to the idea of ordering through the app.
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Lol at the big probability that the random guitar during Adele's performance was Bieber warming up.
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Climate change is real Seven in 22015 Americans say, correctly, that the world is warming up.
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His son casually used the phrase "warming up the gas chambers" to refer to vociferous criticism.
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Although Ryan's comments seem to indicate he's warily warming up to Trump, significant differences still remain.
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Full federal legalization is likely still far off, but lawmakers are warming up to the idea.
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The Arctic is also warming up about twice as fast as the rest of the world.
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So after warming up on race day, Coleman and his camp decided he should not run.
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Is Dierks Bentley already warming up for his ACM Awards banter with co-host Luke Bryan?
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I mean, if Republicans were doing that, they'd be warming up the gas chamber right now.
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It's still warming up on the east coast, but for Hollywood's elite, it's summer year round.
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The temps are warming up, and we're more than ready to come out of winter mode.
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The pitcher apparently hurt his knee when he slipped and fell while warming up pre-game.
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The shoulder bothered him while warming up during the game Friday and he did not pitch.
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Do you have any go-to footwork tracks that you listen to when you're warming up?
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But with his protean, cross-disciplinary energy, Burle Marx needed no warming up or filling out.
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Left-hander Andrew Chafin was warming up, though, and the move paid off for the Braves.
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Andrew Miller, the Indians' almost-unhittable reliever, is on the mound warming up with a towel.
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Kershaw walked Anthony Rizzo to start the inning, and Jansen began warming up in the bullpen.
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Now, the temperatures are warming up, but our love for the plushy fabric isn't cooling down.
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It was good in the bullpen warming up; it got better as the game went on.
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It landed in the Royals' bullpen, where Peter Moylan, who was warming up, caught the ball.
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But then as soon as I start warming up right before the match, it started again.
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It's like a band warming up both itself and the crowd, awaiting the star's big entrance.
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With a storage warehouse warming up, the crew transferred the chemicals to diesel-powered refrigerated trailers.
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One expert says Antarctica is one of the regions on Earth that's warming up the fastest.
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"A lot of what drummers practice when they're warming up is uptick, or rebound," he said.
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Scroll on to shop our top picks for more affordably warming up your weary winter space.
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LeBron was wearing headphones while warming up, seemingly to tune out the noise surrounding the game.
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America is warming up to the Republican tax cuts — and Democrats are starting to get worried.
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This year, with iOS 11 and Android Oreo warming up in opposing corners, is no different.
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While the report may seem idealistic, more Americans (especially city folk) are warming up to carpools.
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But as war consciousness grew, all kinds of defiant weirdness was warming up in the wings.
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Whether Larsen C is breaking apart because of warmer temperatures or not, the planet keeps warming up.
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The Dodgers, who were in the field warming up for the second inning, returned to their dugout.
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The NRG Esports 'Rocket League' team warming up before going live on the White House Twitch stream.
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The consistent feelings on weed's safety come at a time when Americans are warming up to legalization.
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But apparently, Dunham was just warming up because the best looks were definitely still yet to come.
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While Washington prepares for new cold wars, America's two major rivals are warming up to one another.
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Alishah Farhang warming up at the Santa Caterina Valfurva Ski Resort in the Lombardy region of Italy.
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Chatwood said he felt something in the calf while warming up but tried to pitch through it.
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"I had been warming up since the fifth (inning), so I was ready to go," Moreland said.
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Papelbon hasn't pitched since suffering a right intercostal strain while warming up at Philadelphia on June 12.
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Taken all together, it becomes clear that Hollywood is slowly but surely warming up to female stars.
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Cantrell told me they're increasingly warming up to these ideas as public acceptance of the wolves grows.
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While getting ready to perform, she recorded herself and her team warming up to the hit single.
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Marshall tried warming up but appeared to be in pain before heading off to the locker room.
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Down in the basement club, over 10 wrestlers were getting dressed and warming up in their outfits.
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Five or ten minutes of gentle warming up on the bike, treadmill, or rowing machine is fine.
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She began by warming up for ten minutes on a stationary bike and then doing some stretching.
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Mr. Freeman, an assistant coach, noticed Ms. Ewing across the field as her team was warming up.
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They warned him about Niese's knee, and a few batters into the game, Gsellman was warming up.
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Activists point out that 99% of scientists believe the Earth is warming up because of human actions.
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Justin: You're warming up to my point about uncertainty: The unimaginable should now be counted as possible.
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She dances around as if she's backstage warming up before performing the song with the whole band.
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Small wonder that Democrats are also warming up to a maximalist approach to wielding power in Washington.
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Finally, once Rendon singled to left field, the bullpen phone rang and Joe Blanton started warming up.
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And even as a casual athlete, I find it incredibly useful for muscle recovery and warming up.
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These new victories show that more conservative states are slowly warming up to this part of Obamacare.
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Only Lindsey Horan and Emily Sonnett are warming up at the moment, but Mallory Pugh did earlier.
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In fact, as the proliferation of subscription services continues unabated, they may only just be warming up.
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No one was warming up for Germany, obviously, but they quickly get what looks like Khedira up.
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He also became emotional as he sat on his chair, before warming up in the gold jersey.
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Senior administration officials are warming up to the idea of keeping Congress in town longer this summer.
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Millions of Americans grappling with the cold would be better off warming up in parts of Antarctica.
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After becoming almost completely submerged in a snowbank, we're sure this cat needed a good warming up.
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Thousands of fans hadn't realized the game had started and thought the players were still warming up.
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He had a back spasm while warming up before the game, which forced him to sit again.
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They are also warming up the stark black-and-white space with accents of brass and chartreuse.
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We dotted the pie with foie and served the slices with a defibrillator warming up beside us.
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"I knew I was going to have a good time here," Weld said, warming up the crowd.
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Americans are warming up to single-payer health care — and Democrats seem to be driving the trend.
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While he was warming up, Oliver Perez broke a spike on his cleat, forcing him to change shoes.
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My dad has been obsessed with Terry Pratchett for forever, and I'm slowly warming up to the weirdness.
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Axford felt tightness in his shoulder after throwing a curveball while warming up in the bullpen Tuesday night.
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First time I saw the range was yesterday for about 10 minutes warming up for the pro-am.
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"Looking at where the stock trades, it's now looking really cheap, I'm warming up to this," Campling said.
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We're hearing more and more the GOP is finally warming up to the repeal and replace of Obamacare.
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Last Monday, Paddack was scratched from his scheduled start after feeling tightness in his elbow while warming up.
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This is already the hottest the Earth has ever been and even the South Pole is warming up.
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"Clients are warming up to emerging markets," said Andrew Garthwaite, head of global equity strategy at Credit Suisse.
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I feel like that's my way of warming up or stretching to access how I am actually feeling.
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Studies have found that warming up can increase your muscles' range of motion and help prevent against injuries.
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The market got on board with a March hike and is warming up to three increases for 2017.
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I am warming up to Bruce, despite the fact that there's not much to him at this point.
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The THUMP DJs took to the decks first, warming up the pool with a selection of balearic floaters.
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Global investment giant KKR is warming up to Southeast Asia after it made a third high-profile investment.
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With just under 15 minutes of the match left to play, Sana was warming up on the sidelines.
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Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, and other regions in France and Switzerland that are known for wine, are warming up.
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Warming up for the big day, Katherine stole the show in a white gown late in the day.
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The Atlanta Falcons and New England Patriots aren't the only ones warming up for Sunday night's Super Bowl.
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" If Republicans had done what she had, he said, "they'd be warming up the gas chamber right now.
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"If Republicans were doing that, they'd be warming up the gas chamber right now," the nominee's son added.
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Various industries are warming up to cannabisWith notable exceptions, mainstream media has largely shied away from cannabis ads.
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Giannoulas and David Barac, his longtime employee, eventually corral a group of Dodgers warming up in right field.
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A large screen showed Mr. Taylor in a white room, warming up, then losing himself in his music.
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"Warming up, I had every anticipation that today would be a good day on the mound," Guthrie said.
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"She had heard that the Earth was warming up and being destroyed by people like Shell," he said.
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The Moon enters Fire sign Sagittarius this afternoon, warming up the home and family sector of your chart.
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On the morning of my final timed trial, I spend more time than usual stretching and warming up.
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Callaway had Jerry Blevins, a left-handed relief pitcher who has been inconsistent, warming up in the bullpen.
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After a shower, "I'd hum, get my voice started warming up, and I'd bike to work," she said.
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It keeps SEIS from warming up too much during the day or cooling off too much at night.
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It's not just Republican leadership that is now warming up to Moore in Alabama but voters as well.
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And now the administration seems to be warming up to the idea of reworking it in some way.
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Meanwhile, the Midwest and Northeast are warming up following the polar vortex that claimed the lives of 21 people.
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Very little evaporation can occur, and the excess heat instead goes into warming up the soils and the air.
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Her BFF T. Swift may be over her Bleachella moment, but it's clear that Kloss is just warming up.
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But a growing number of Latin American farmers are warming up to the bitter bean as a cash crop.
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Conditions are slowly warming up again, Mr. Otto said, but temperatures are expected to remain below normal on Tuesday.
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As tempting as it is to go straight to the weights, warming up is integral to a good workout.
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Stepney library is again part of a socialist experiment, which if not red-hot is at least warming up.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)The Chinese company behind the Ironman triathlon is warming up for its Wall Street debut.
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Yount, who had not thrown for a week while fulfilling a military obligation, felt elbow pain while warming up.
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Warming up to our friends: Germany and Russia have had their differences, largely related to Russia's annexation of Crimea.
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He'd had ace starter, Gerrit Cole, warming up in the bullpen earlier, but this call was for Will Harris.
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Still, on most Saturday mornings, Jimenez is up at 3 AM, warming up the oven and prepping his pigs.
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"I'm ready," she said on Friday, warming up with a quick jog across the finish line in Central Park.
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Warming up for the second inning, Hill was visited by trainers and manager Dave Roberts before exiting the game.
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We hate Jaime because he tried to kill a little boy, but we end up warming up to him.
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"Right now, I'm like a snake on a rock, warming up a little bit," Mr. Reed said around midday.
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This month: a tar-covered hut for warming up, and winding down, in the center of a Swedish island.
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However, it's pretty sad to think that our hearts are getting colder right when the weather is warming up.
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Next thing you know, Kahnle has to clean up my mess like last time, and now Chapman's warming up.
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With Chad Green warming up, the rest of this game will almost certainly be handled by the Yankees' bullpen.
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Luis Cessa was warming up for the Yankees, and the Astros are turning to Jose Urquidy in the fourth.
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"Warming up in the cold and the fog, and having to stop and start, stop and start," Chamblee said.
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Level two is good for warming up before progressing to levels three and four for a more vigorous workout.
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Can a market both be overheated in the short term but just warming up for a longer-running advance?
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Not long ago, this indicator turned green, indicating to Lang that institutional buyers were warming up to the stock.
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Psychedelic medicine is hot right now—or regulatory agencies seem to be warming up to the idea, at least.
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However, while warming up prior to the 228th inning, he again pulled up and was removed from the game.
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Japan had gone cold for so long few experts could imagine it warming up in 2017, but it did.
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As the weather gets increasingly colder, warming up with a steaming cup of hot chocolate may tickle your fancy.
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While warming up for the inning, Lugo appeared to pull up short after a pitch and started stretching his leg.
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When you walk into the Kitchen to watch "For Claude Shannon," the work's four dancers are already onstage, warming up.
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Bernie's got work to do when it comes to warming up Americans to the idea of any kind of socialism.
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Ynoa got some cramps in the leg while warming up before one of his later innings Friday but kept going.
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Chatwood started Saturday but got just one out while battling an injury he suffered while warming up in the bullpen.
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Lil Wayne's verse is nothing particularly special; it sounds like he's warming up for a longer verse that never comes.
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West Metro Fire Rescue posted several photos of the deer on Facebook, warming up and getting some well-deserved rest.
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Runner's World recommends the Hyperice Hypervolt for warming up sore muscles before runs and keeping blood flowing through them afterward.
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The Cock Cam FAQ page notes that the camera might start warming up when it's in use for long periods.
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She's always going to have something on her cheeks, something warming up the frame of her face and her nose.
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Sirin Labs describes this action as "warming up" the cold wallet, allowing you to securely transact with fellow crypto enthusiasts.
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According to WEWS, a dog pulled from an icy pond is warming up and calming down after a successful rescue.
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Whether you believe JB and HB don't consider themselves husband and wife, it seems he's warming up to the idea.
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"I could tell when I started warming up today, (I was) just a little off, a little sluggish," Reed said.
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While warming up for the bottom of the second inning, Anderson appeared to be experiencing a problem with his shoulder.
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Mariners starter Adrian Sampson left the game with discomfort in his right elbow while warming up for the first inning.
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He says building landlords who were initially sceptical are now warming up to Knotel's more flexible model, as WeWork falters.
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Taylor was on his own side of the divide, warming up, when the curtain briefly parted to reveal his opponent.
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Ms. Guillen tries to care for herself by practicing hot yoga, warming up her bedroom with a small space heater.
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The Fluxus Festival is just warming up, and as people are increasingly exposed to its mind-opening music, who knows?
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Menechino noted that many pinch-hitters start warming up later in the game, but Suzuki has adopted a different habit.
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The game was about to resume after Aroldis Chapman, Kahnle's replacement, finished warming up, when Cabrera and Romine began talking.
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Travis Wood and Pedro Strop are warming up for Cubs as this game is basically settled after Rizzo's home run.
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India has always been a cricket-obsessed nation, but its people are now warming up to other sports as well.
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The former House lawmaker may be warming up to a run even more in the wake of the impeachment inquiry.
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But in retrospect, for those of us paying attention to Ocean&aposs pattern, it felt like he was warming up.
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Scroll through our gallery of celebs in saunas to see who's warming up in this weather ... talk about hot shots!
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That strengthened the case Kite and planetary scientist Peter Gao were building for methane's role in warming up the Red Planet.
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When Jeffrey Dean Morgan's name flashes, it's set on a background of an iron warming up by a big fire. Ominous!
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Increasing heat is also warming up the ocean, and hotter air holds onto more moisture, increasing the available energy for hurricanes.
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You can see the guys warming up alongside Damian Lillard and a few WNBA stars who are appearing in the movie.
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The thing that we're slightly holding back on, or warming up towards, we can just go to 100% and enjoy it.
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"I liked how I was warming up and I liked some of the pitches I had made," Samardzija (2-21) said.
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But, don't get too upset NY fans ... Martin tells us he's actually warming up to the Giants' infamous Daniel Jones pick!!!
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We've got those dishes plus one more ahead to get you started on warming up this week's lunch and dinner plans.
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I throw together dinner by warming up baked tofu I froze and a bunch of veggies and rice with some spices.
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If you needed warming up after ice golf, how about beach rugby at Ras Al Khaimah in the United Arab Emirates?
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"[Kennedy] was warming up and had just thrown a javelin and was walking out to retrieve it," Herneisen told Buzzfeed News.
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Idris Elba may need to start warming up his vocal chords (and sharpen up his claws) for his latest film project.
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"Listening to the motors of the plane warming up—that was the sweetest sound I've ever heard," Limbert recalled last week.
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Corey Dickerson is warming up, going 9-for-21 with three doubles during a six-game hitting streak for the Rays.
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Like all cheese, Camembert is made by warming up some milk, adding some enzyme and rennet, and letting the thing coagulate.
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Groups of friends have gathered around in small circles to dance, but you can sense the tension—they're only warming up.
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With that awareness, Kennedy no doubt has taken notice of the nation warming up to the concept of legalized sports betting.
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Price was warming up in the bullpen Wednesday and probably would have been called in had Benintendi not made the catch.
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Little did they know that the player warming up on the adjacent court was due back in class the next day.
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He recalled how he could roll out of his bed in his early 20s and play without stretching or warming up.
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Other acts warming up their vocals for the ceremony include Dua Lipa, Christina Aguilera, Green Day, Ozzy Osbourne and Toni Braxton.
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David Waldstein: The Indians are squaring up on Hendricks, so Cubs Manager Joe Maddon instructed Jon Lester to start warming up.
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They saw the Giants' last pitchers warming up with a security guard because the extra catchers had gone into the game.
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The Mets had Jerry Blevins, a left-hander, warming up the bullpen, and he ultimately did not appear in the game.
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We've already been warming up our credit cards with Anthropologie's Black Friday steals and the plethora of Amazon's daily deal drops.
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Watch the video above to find out why brands and retailers may be warming up to the idea of digital ambassadors.
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Joan Jett and the Blackhearts opened the show, warming up a crowd that was still filing in well into the set.
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The background: Severino, 25, was scratched from his first spring training start on March 5 because of discomfort while warming up.
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Here are the books to read when you need the literary equivalent of a cozy fireplace, warming up your cold, jaded heart.
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I wrote all the melodies so don't worry—but it's warming up to the idea of using samples in an interesting way.
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You can hear the disappointment hit the crowd at first, then it starts to clap like it's warming up to the idea.
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If you're warming up for a strength-training workout on the elliptical, you should ride for five to 20 minutes, Thornhill says.
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Carbon dioxide, which is produced in high quantities by the burning of fossil fuels for energy, is rapidly warming up our planet.
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The performance I caught on Sunday was good, warming up the aesthetically chilly New World Stages like no show I'd ever seen.
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Standing on the slope of the mound, not even on the rubber, he made about 10 throws, as if simply warming up.
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Following the game, Granderson said he tried warming up for a potential pinch-hitting appearance but that he still didn't feel right.
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But hopefully this means carriers are warming up to the technology, which could ultimately make it much easier to switch service providers.
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If Fortnite's snowy Season 7 felt like it was dragging on through winter, things look to be warming up and melting out.
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Wednesday morning, Mnuchin suggested that the White House is warming up to the idea of reworking the border adjustment in some way.
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Plus, dust storms can act like a big blanket on the Martian atmosphere, absorbing the Sun's heat and warming up the planet.
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As it turns out, we caught a glimpse of a hard-throwing lefty warming up for the Mets just before the game.
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According to CTV News, Amarjit Mann of Winnipeg was driving when he felt his Samsung Galaxy S7 warming up in his pocket.
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At 1.5 C of warming, up to 90 percent of coral reefs may vanish, while at 20173 C they could disappear entirely.
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"Absolutely (it) puts things in into perspective," Wais told Reuters before warming up on the rollers inside the world championships' media center.
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The Celtics are playing slower, sliding away from the analytics-friendly shot chart they spent the last few years warming up to.
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Slowly, however, Americans are warming up to the virtues of international travel, as 303 was a record year for Americans traveling overseas.
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Patrick Wilkes-Krier was warming up on Thursday morning for his United States Open debut next to the defending champion, Jordan Spieth.
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And it is already warming up for the biggest event of the general election so far: the first debate, on Monday night.
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Investors were still warming up to the internet and they were skeptical of Bezos&apos decision to build Amazon as a bookstore.
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He had hoped to make his return from arthroscopic knee surgery after missing seven weeks but felt too weak after warming up.
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Kelly asked the trainer to come out after feeling nauseous warming up in the sixth inning, but he stayed in the game.
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Up to this point, many Bernie backers ain't warming up to Biden, but Pete says now's the time for that to change.
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Cubs starting pitcher Jake Arrieta said warming up in front of the crowd at Wrigley Field helped get him into game mode.
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But the urge to splurge on warming up your home's aesthetic is quickly met by planning for a Black Friday shopping spree.
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"You think you don't need something, like warming up your vocal cords or drinking that extra glass of water," Ms. Cohen said.
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He didn't do it," Bloomberg campaign manager Kevin Sheekey said in a post-debate statement, adding, "He was just warming up tonight.
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Deposed closer Edwin Díaz was warming up in the ninth, but the Mets stuck with Wilson even as he ran into trouble.
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Everyone mocked Animoji when Apple introduced them alongside the iPhone X, but the world seems to have begun warming up to them.
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This year, however, House leadership has been warming up to the idea, increasing the likelihood that it will see a floor vote.
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Swedish design trends of the past — Gustavian gilt, the psychedelic patterns of Josef Frank and folksy Nordic touches — are warming up Stockholm.
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House Republicans are warming up to a Senate bill that would loosen the banking rules put in place after the financial crisis.
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He said Bloomberg "was just warming up" and hinted he would do better at the next debate in South Carolina on Tuesday.
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Kelly Hall-Tompkins was in her practice studio in Washington Heights, warming up for a performance that weekend with the Westchester Philharmonic.
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As the players took the field, Gaga posted an Insta of her warming up, though her warm up outfit did not include pants.
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Now, though, after testing the faith of the most patient souls with glimmers that came to nothing, things seem to be warming up.
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The other reason why language wars are warming up is that Irish-language supporters are tech-savvy and adept at exploiting heavy-handedness.
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I was warming up for an ecstatic dance session at Union Square Ballroom in Manhattan, which I attended with about 250 other people.
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"The whole system is warming up, relentlessly," said Gerald A. Meehl, a scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colo.
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Another reason Toyota is warming up to flat-panel sat-comm is because it can be relatively easy to install in the aftermarket.
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With Coach long regarded as the weakest of the three reasonably priced luxury brands, Wall Street has recently been warming up to it.
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Though the movie star says he wasn't nervous before getting on the boat, he started to feel uneasy when they were warming up.
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"We were playing Carolina in the first game of the season and Cam Newton was warming up right next to me," Fox recalled.
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About two weeks later I'm warming up Samardzija in the bullpen and that sick feeling was back just from squatting and standing up.
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Politico reported over the weekend that McConnell is warming up to the idea, given the positive reception to the bill in his conference.
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I figured Emilio Marcon was backstage, so to speak, warming up and stretching in the church rectory or wherever they taught Sunday School.
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Though he's "warming up to the idea" now, Duff said that Luca wasn't thrilled about his baby sister on the way at first.
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But he tried to keep his routine as normal as possible, and began warming up for a pinch-hitting opportunity in the fifth.
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"During the Nigeria encounter, Kalinic was warming up and was supposed to come on in the second half," Dalic said in a statement.
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Vitaly Minakov, left in gray sweatsuit, and Rasul Mirzaev, in white shirt, warming up before their Fight Night matches in Moscow in December.
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He had the left-hander Danial Stumpf warming up, but he rolled the dice on sticking with Alcantara despite the pitcher's recent struggles.
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Of course, some people like stretching and sweating in hot yoga studios, and may have trouble warming up to the idea of chilling.
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The oceans are warming up faster than thought, the U.S. shutdown remained a logjam, and Norway disclosed the kidnapping of a tycoon's wife.
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While warming up for a game last season at Minnesota, an eagle that was part of a pregame ceremony landed on Paxton's shoulder.
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She would carefully observe the horses warming up beforehand, and then choose one to bet on — a method that seemed to reliably win.
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Consumers took their time warming up to the car, as Jim Lynch, the owner of the first dealership to exclusively sell Hummers, remembers.
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As gluten-free goes, her treats are commendable, but she advises warming up the babkas and breads to improve them before digging in.
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Peter Weber may be warming up his windmill for January 6, but Netflix wants to give you your Bachelor fix a little early.
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I woke up feeling pretty tired and not super great warming up but I decided I was sending off 2019 with a bang.
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After warming up with a couple of Sunday grids, she is back with a themed puzzle that lays it all out for you.
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Mr. Oshima's parents set sail from a village in southeastern Korea in 1934, searching for work as Japan's war machine was warming up.
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If scientists are altering the data to make it look like the planet is warming up, why would they underestimate the temperature trends?
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Two years since Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte began warming up to China in exchange for promised investments, Manila is still waiting for the financing.
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"Warming up, and kind of on the outside [of the court], you look around and there's guys that you see on TV," Magette said.
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Pirated video around the Olympics is still a big problem for NBC, which may be another reason it's warming up to these highlight deals.
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The hope now turns to Mother's Day this Sunday, at least it looks like the weather in the Northeast and Midwest is warming up.
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Virtually all scientists agree that human activities, such as the burning of fossil fuels, are to blame for the warming up of our planet.
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Image: NASAToward the end of the last ice age, Earth's climate was a turbulent beast, warming up and chilling out again every 1,500 years.
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The teams were already on the pitch and warming up for the lunchtime match between Genoa and Cagliari when news broke of Astori's death.
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So as you're warming up your wardrobe with extra layers and thick knits, be sure to work some warmth through your hair color, too.
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These days, vegetarian curdling agents are being used more to make cheese, and that's why Indians are slowly but surely warming up to it.
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I met up with Vanselow at his California training facility, where a team of stunt professionals were warming up to pretend kick my ass.
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Luckily, the weather is finally changing, and we're ready to begin our summer beauty rituals by warming up our complexions with a quality bronzer.
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Roark said he had to reacquaint himself with the process of warming up in a hurry and have all his pitches ready to go.
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"This is a situation that has gone from 30 years of being a frozen conflict to one that is increasingly warming up," said Wilford.
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"It does seem to indicate that the manufacturing sector is warming up a bit," said Raymond Yeung, senior economist at ANZ in Hong Kong.
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Zoologists warned people not to assume they were dead as the cold-blooded reptiles were capable of springing back to life after warming up.
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McLaughlin had been planning to run the 400m but decided not to compete after feeling tightness in one of her quadriceps while warming up.
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The tale jumps off from the main Mass Effect Unfortunately, as a result, the story takes a little warming up to in the beginning.
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We spent last season here at The Walking Dead Quitter's Club warming up to the show after its meandering, murky post-Governor story arcs.
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There's also footage of Perry warming up for "Part of Me" during a sound check, as well as a clip of her onstage performance.
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It is a sign that a small, but growing, crowd in the financial world is warming up to the idea of backing Mr. Trump.
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This cozy yet sophisticated style would work for strolls through an apple orchard or while you're warming up with a cup of hot chocolate.
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A heater has been added to the device, which can be controlled via app or remote, warming up until it reaches its target temperature.
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They won their first playoff series at the conclusion of the season, and the city was just warming up to the Broad Street Bullies.
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A sneak peek for the upcoming episode reveals that she might finally be warming up to the idea of going out with him, though.
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In the parking lot outside the stadium tonight, I hear the bass drums and trumpet bleats from El Kartel, warming up for the game.
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But as more carriers embrace unlimited data plans (Verizon announced its own plan this week), they might be warming up to the FM chips.
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At track meets, she is in a constant state of warming up or cooling down, or walking the grounds with her friends and teammates.
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He said he did not sense a return of his chronic knee tendinitis on Thursday when he practiced, or warming up before the match.
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Overall, I enjoyed testing the Pulse 2953 and even as a casual athlete, I find it incredibly useful for muscle recovery and warming up.
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With the storage warehouse warming up, the crew transferred the chemicals to diesel-powered refrigerated trailers, but some of those stopped working as well.
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Jakupovic, who has not previously had breathing issues, said she had been having difficulties "like an asthma attack" while warming up for her match.
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The notice comes as President Rodrigo Duterte has been warming up to China and increasingly distancing Manila from the United States, its longtime ally.
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Jose Lopez was warming up chicken soup in the office on Tuesday when he heard his son screaming from the garage, the paper reported.
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The country's most popular sports league, which fought sports betting for so long, is warming up to it, but it is doing so slowly.
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The planet's South Pole is one of its coldest regions, and it's warming up as well, prompting the rate of ice melt to accelerate.
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We walked along the waterfront before warming up over steak and eggs and bloody marys at a Polish restaurant Wideman likes on Bedford Avenue.
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"I was concerned, but I really didn't get nervous until he walked off the mound of his bullpen session warming up," House says now.
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Board members started warming up to the idea of keeping Parker after he made a good impression on stakeholders including regulators, investors and employees.
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Before Election Day, Russia's propaganda machine was warming up to announce that a flawed American political system would never let the anti-establishment candidate win.
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"Here's me warming up after having to be in that freakin' cold-ass water forever," he quipped of this man-discover-fire-it-hot moment.
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I could totally see how people got addicted — I went for an even longer plunge the second time after warming up in the sauna again.
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Alexa "sobbed when it finished," she said; while Alex, who was warming up with Maia before their free dance, "definitely fist-bumped" when they saw.
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After spending some time with the device, I found it to be an incredibly useful tool for both recovery and warming up for a workout.
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"To me this is a great warming up for the @thebig20183 !!" he wrote, referencing the professional 3v3 basketball league that features mostly retired NBA players.
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Brad Bird's return to The Incredibles, meanwhile, is due less than a year from now, meaning it's squarely time to start warming up the marketing.
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So we're all getting hotter because sea ice is shrinking, and the Arctic is warming up twice as fast as the rest of the world.
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You probably know that warming up your muscles is important for preventing injury, and making sure you feel physically ready to tackle the challenges ahead.
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"They're more comfortable, it's what we wear to the beach," said Renato Bastos, a 67-year-old retired Rio resident warming up before a match.
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After he gave up a two-run single to Ian Desmond with two outs, Dodgers left-hander Zac Rosscup started warming up in the bullpen.
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Donald Glover's had quite the busy 2016, working on much-lauded TV series Atlanta and warming up for 23's unnamed Han Solo origin film.
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Varner damaged his driver warming up before his round and sent a representative to retrieve a replacement and bring it to him on the course.
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Greinke has been on the disabled list since suffering his injury while warming up before the third inning of a June 28 start against Philadelphia.
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Bolt looked a little tight warming up, with possibly a barely perceptible limp, and he was slow out of the blocks, as he often is.
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Prince William was spotted warming up for his charity match at the Audi Polo Challenge on Saturday by doing several yoga stretches alongside his teammates.
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Guard Dwayne Bacon was just warming up and his back-to-back 303-pointers took the air out of Charleston Southern's attempt at a comeback.
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On Baseball When the bullpen phone rang in the 15th inning of Tuesday's road game in Cincinnati, Pedro Strop assumed he would start warming up.
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The strong showing offers hope for tech firms and their financial backers that Wall Street investors are warming up to closely held technology start-ups.
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Chatwood, who underwent an MRI exam Tuesday, felt tightness in the calf while warming up Saturday before his start against the Mets in New York.
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The Indians have allowed 40 runs in their setbacks during a 2-153 stretch, but their big-ticket offseason acquisition appears to be warming up.
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Warren seems to be opening up in recent weeks and it's fair to read her warming up to the national media as possible 210 preparation.
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Seated off to one side, with a slim gray plastic band wrapped around his brow, Erik Weihenmayer was warming up, too—by reading flash cards.
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Just to be sure, Astros Manager A. J. Hinch had Justin Verlander — who threw 93 pitches the day before — warming up in the ninth inning.
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"You would think that with temperatures warming up, a subtropical place like Texas would predispose it as a suitable area for subtropical crops," he said.
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When I arrived at the Prestige Academy of Dance to watch one Saturday morning, the girls were lying bleary-eyed on the carpet, warming up.
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One of those seven hits was a bases-clearing double in the Yankees' win on Friday night, another sign that Sanchez might be warming up.
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I looked forward to the evening rituals of doing my makeup, warming up onstage and waiting in the wings at the top of the show.
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Senator Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky, said he was warming up with Sean Hannity, the Fox News host, who is not known for bipartisan spirit.
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"The acidification and warming up of the water are due to carbon dioxide emissions from human activities," French CNRS researcher Jean-Pierre Gattuso told Reuters.
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With relievers already warming up in the bullpen, Paxton allowed a sharp liner to right from Jose Altuve and with that his day was done.
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Still, there are budding signs that international institutions are warming up to the Chinese currency — or just that they're being increasingly compelled to use it.
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The initiative, previously tested with the Boston-based money manager's employees, is a rare example of an established financial services company warming up to cryptocurrencies.
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Later when the baby became hungry, and the baby's bottle was cold, she explained that warming up the milk would help aid the baby's metabolism.
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A half-hour later, at a taxpayer cost of roughly 500 euros or roughly $620, the rescued dog was warming up in an animal ambulance.
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Silicon Valley should be warming up to some of President Donald Trump's policies by now, and they have a responsibility to cooperate, one technology investor said.
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Pallbearer is about to embark upon a hugely anticipated North American tour with Baroness, and are warming up with a few headlining shows across the South.
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" When you combine both of these results, he said, "they illustrate in a spectacular manner how fast our planet has been warming up in recent decades.
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After warming up with a slow-burning ballad from the Broadway show Pickwick, the Godfather of Soul sent his defiant civil rights anthem across the airwaves.
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In South Korea, voters sick of crony capitalism and political scandals are warming up to a politician who likens himself to U.S. independent politician Bernie Sanders.
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Ride- and car-share services are becoming more popular with millennials, but a new study finds they are finally warming up to owning their own vehicles.
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Your body's temperature naturally shifts as you sleep, cooling off as you wind down for the night and warming up in the run-up to morning.
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Manager Aaron Boone said Kahnle, who had shown a drop in his fastball velocity recently, acknowledged some shoulder soreness after warming up during Monday night's game.
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She shows them as they stretch while warming up, as they slide to safety while reaching a base, and as fans crowd around to take photos.
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CO23 levels have been increasing since the Industrial Revolution in the 1800s, and because CO2 is a heat-trapping greenhouse gas, our planet is warming up.
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RHP Fernando Salas was warming up in the ninth inning Sunday in case Detroit scored a couple of runs and manager Mike Scioscia needed a closer.
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"You won't see them until it starts warming up and the trucks start rolling over the pavement again," said DiLoreto who is based in Portland, Oregon.
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DENVER — Tyler Anderson was on the Coors Field mound Tuesday, warming up to start the game against the Los Angeles Dodgers while heavy rain was falling.
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In one of his latest policy reversals -- officially known as "intentionally unpredictable policy changes" -- the U.S. president is allegedly warming up to the Fed's current leadership.
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Derek Willis was warming up before a middle-school AAU game in Kentucky several years ago when he glanced over to scout out the opposing team.
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Sluggers Robinson Cano and Nelson Cruz look to continue warming up when their Mariners visit the Cleveland Indians on Tuesday to open a three-game series.
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THE WRATH OF PAM/think she is warming up to me/will we fall in love/is this gritty 2016 reboot of You've Got Mail pic.twitter.
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"Work—work—work," instructs a ballroom remix of Rihanna's hit song as he weaves through kids warming up on the sunken dancefloor, headed towards the stage.
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By this time next year, there'll be a new leader in office, warming up to give his or her first presidential address to the American people.
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Still, the young athletes, wearing royal blue jerseys with red and blue belts to represent their middle school, 75 Morton, had to dispense with warming up.
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The Republican-led Congress is warming up to the idea of creating new consumer protections for travelers, an idea considered controversial just over a year ago.
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Another time when complaining about the media, he said the media would be "warming up the gas chamber" if Republicans acted like 2016 rival Hillary Clinton.
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It follows a string of hottest-ever years and is more evidence that this place is warming up faster than at any point in modern history.
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LeBron James was accidentally hit in the face with a basketball while warming up for his Cleveland Cavaliers game against the Philadelphia 76ers on Sunday night.
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Why it matters: Almost a decade after Bitcoin first appeared, institutional investors are finally warming up to cryptocurrencies and looking to invest in the asset class.
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The most prominent banner is not really an ad but just a picture of Pope Francis smiling down at the players warming up on the field.
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Around the time Zalgiris 2 begins warming up, more fans and cameras begin trickling in, and the scene starts to feel like something Lavar Ball orchestrated.
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Olympic gold medal swimmer Michael Phelps went viral at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games because he was caught scowling intensely while warming up before his meet.
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The Dodgers didn't want to risk Hill, who threw 41 pitches warming up for Tuesday's game that was postponed, having his left middle finger become inflamed.
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A barre is just that; a bar attached to a wall or stand that dancers hold onto when warming up for class or doing strengthening exercises.
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" Work—work—work," instructs a ballroom remix of Rihanna's hit song as he weaves through kids warming up on the sunken dancefloor, headed towards the stage.
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It unfolded like a ballet: The dancers shuffled around on the open-air stage — the roof of the coops — ruffling their feathers as if warming up.
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That requires a lot less energy than traditional heating systems — like boilers, furnaces and electric radiators — that work by warming up the air inside your house.
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The fossil-fuel industry (coal, oil, and gas) has fought all attempts to limit global warming, up to and including America's withdrawal from the climate agreement.
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But signs show that they are warming up to the idea of having a reputable third-party measure the success of their content against their competitors.
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He performs in Magic Men as the M.C., warming up the crowd and introducing dancers who go by names like Cowboy Christian and Boy Toy Troy.
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"Our Earth is warming up and our oceans are rising, extreme weather is wrecking millions of lives," says Eilish in the opening scene of the video.
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They're warming up to the ferry, which shows that this administration is taking the right path, and that this alternative means of transportation are really critical.
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While Crosby has continued to pile up points, fellow superstar Evgeni Malkin is warming up with a goal and seven assists during a five-game point streak.
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In 2017, when he was warming up just before the national championships, Rippon sprained his left ankle and fractured his fifth metatarsal bone in his left foot.
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Usually, the treatment consisted of warming up the oil of your choice, completely saturating your hair with it, and spending a few minutes sitting under the hairdryer.
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According to a survey by the Pew Research Centre, 52% of Republican voters think there is "solid evidence" of global warming—up from 39% three years ago.
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Duterte has made it clear he plans to plot an "independent foreign policy" -- which appears to encompass relying less on US support and warming up to China.
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Anyway, hear the song above, get yourself near an AUX cord to play it again later and start warming up your vocal chords for the shout-alongs.
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And if you can't bear to brave the crowds but are already warming up your laptop for an epic day of online shopping, we support that too.
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"Chinese investors are warming up to the cannabis market," the consultancy said, noting that despite its illegality in China, medical cannabis research has received some government encouragement.
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I'm warming up to this one, but I want to see another good quarter before I'm ready to really say, you know what, 'Uber is for real.
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He was visited by manager Dave Roberts and a member of the medical staff while warming up for the next inning and quickly walked off the field.
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In fact, chances are good we'll start warming up the ol' liveblog a bit before then — so if you don't want to miss anything, tune in early.
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It took seven years (many more for ASoIaF readers) for fire and ice to meet, and studdenly there's palpable chemistry warming up the drafty rooms of Dragonstone.
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The performers are warming up and the stage has been set — this time a side street in Times Square — for the annual Stars in the Alley concert.
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Rosa, 23, was sitting in her car warming up with her two young children, as Rosa's boyfriend dug out their snow-covered car during Winter Storm Jonas.
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The relationship between Beijing and Singapore is now seen to be warming up again after Lee made a trip to the Chinese capital in September this year.
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When Betances was lifted and Parker was warming up with the game in the balance, Gardner and Ellsbury gathered with right fielder Aaron Judge in the outfield.
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I take my time warming up and stretching before starting things off with a set each of the full-body sit-ups and the standing-side crunches.
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Rosario's homer prompted Green to begin warming up, and the reliever entered after Severino gave up a single to Eduardo Escobar and a double to Max Kepler.
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While younger generations are most likely to have on online-only bank account or plan to open one, the older generations are warming up to the idea.
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While you were warming up the queso and settling for the long haul — and that Stranger Things preview everyone's talking about — the superstar was posing and posting.
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On night one, Bonobo performed much of the new material from his expectedly excellent new album Migration to a crowd that just seemed to be warming up.
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Froome, a Kenyan-born British rider, also crashed on the opening day of the Giro d'Italia in May while warming up for the Stage 1 time trial.
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If voters are warming up to Trump slightly (and he still remains historically unpopular compared to his predecessors), that's not translating to how they feel about Congress.
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My room took the spare, clean look to new levels, with just a copper light fixture and two art sketches warming up the nearly all-white space.
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Choice of song when Sarah walks down the aisle, where to stash the tote bag with comfortable contingency shoes, type of boutonniere, and I'm just warming up.
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Finally, if you're planning on warming up the couch before the Super Bowl, here are the latest recommendations from "Watching," our team of TV and movie experts.
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With an action die that includes options like warming up the icy token in a player's hands or breathing warm air onto it, the challenge is on.
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What most likely will happen is that he'll have a shitload of ass-kissers and "yes men" around him, thinking they'll benefit from warming up to him.
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I'm Vietnamese, too, which I thought would make it easier for me to relate to people, and for them to feel more comfortable warming up to me.
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There's an interesting debate warming up about if we should focus on improving our recycling or if that is going to enable our continued consumption of plastics.
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Since caffeine's effects usually peak 45 to 60 minutes after hitting your bloodstream, this will allow you to reap the caffeine's energizing effects just as you're warming up.
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You might remember ... Drake drew nothing but air warming up with the Kentucky Wildcats a few years ago, and has been roasted on the 'net about it since.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Asian leaders, dismayed by American disarray on free trade, are warming up to "China-led" alternatives to the U.S.-led Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
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As we burn fossil fuels for heat and electricity we're warming up the planet, causing ice sheets to melt and ocean water to expand as it heats up.
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Even Sean Spicer, Trump's former White House press secretary, couldn't avoid the unpleasant topic while warming up the crowd for McDaniel at the Iowa Republican Party's Reagan dinner.
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I found it did well for warming up my legs before my early-morning runs and the grip felt comfortable in my hand without ever getting too heavy.
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While he does nobly bury the bodies later on in the episode, he first enjoys some mystery meat straight from his pocket while warming up by the fire.
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In this study, researchers used several models to simulate how hail might form and grow over North America between 2041 and 2070, if the world keeps warming up.
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North West "North is still warming up to Santa," mom Kim Kardashian West wrote about her and Kanye West's daughter, who seemed just a bit perturbed in 2014.
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Lusty Mars cruises into your fifth house of romance for eight weeks on September 7.993, warming up your fall forecast and bringing some exhilarating new prospects into play.
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Publicly traded companies are warming up to deals now, a change from when deals were mainly stagnant or acreage was sold to private equity firms in small transactions.
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This breathable, not-quite bootie, not-quite open-toe shoe is ideal for when temperatures start warming up, but its isn't full-on sandal-weather just yet yet.
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Given the high cost of college and ensuing debt burden after graduation, students, too, could be warming up to a two-year program, particularly if it is free.
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The actress is warming up for the upcoming spin-off of her beloved Disney show That's So Raven with a turn on Wednesday night's episode of Black-ish.
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Logan Couture scored the lone goal for San Jose on Thursday – his third in six games – and is warming up with eight points over his last six contests.
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Instagram has been slowly warming up to video, first introducing video in June 2013, then in 2016 increasing the max video duration to 60 seconds from 15 seconds.
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To save fuel, every couple of hours I'd swap sitting at the desk inside of my chilly apartment for warming up and charging my devices in the car.
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An engineer had recorded Emerson warming up, and the rest of the band had to convince him not to replace his squiggles with something more precise—more impressive.
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"Our earth is warming up at an unprecedented rate, icecaps are melting, our oceans are rising, our wildlife is being poisoned and our forests are burning," she writes.
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None of those issues has been solved, but trade and investments flows in the last few quarters strongly suggest that political and business ties could be warming up.
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Longer-term investors such as insurers and pension funds are warming up to the sector as aircraft leases offer fixed incomes and are often seen as safe transactions.
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As Hibaq Mohamed tells the story, she and Stolz happened to meet each other one day while they were warming up their food in the break room microwave.
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Although Shkreli's company wasn't the first to order such a price increase, his did so in the late summer of 2015, as the Presidential race was warming up.
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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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Yet there was Haas, warming up on the court Sunday before the No. 2 Purdue faced No. 10 Butler, wearing a brace on his newly fractured right elbow.
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Drake embarrassed himself a couple years back warming up with Kentucky ... drawing nothing but air from deep before a game and becoming the laughingstock of hip-hop hoops.
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Why millennials are warming up to mushrooms Mushrooms' Earth-friendly nature is scoring points with Millennial consumers because the produce could almost be the poster child for sustainability.
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Walker said his pregame routine of stretching and warming up now takes him nearly an hour, almost double what it took when he was in his mid-20s.
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The first session took about twenty minutes; Badu sang the words a few times, and before she finished warming up Witness had captured what became the final version.
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LAS VEGAS — A speaker warming up the crowd for Donald Trump at a campaign rally Sunday morning fantasized about the deaths of Hillary Clinton and a senior aide.
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J.P. Morgan's consumer average loan balances rose 1.7 percent versus last quarter, a sign that consumers are warming up to borrowing money, a trend that stimulates economic activity.
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Biden may very well be warming up in the bullpen for a possible emergency entry into the Democratic field once Clinton is charged and has to withdraw. 2202.
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It is, therefore, not clear to what extent that improbable warming up between Beijing and Tokyo was caused by Washington's changed trade and security policies toward East Asia.
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We walked toward the Île de la Cité, where a cover band of middle-aged guys was warming up with guitar licks that sounded suspiciously like Lynyrd Skynyrd.
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Though nothing can sway us from our regular cold brew order, we're always happy to have more cold drink options, especially now that the weather is finally warming up.
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This is something that tech companies have long resisted—adding a bunch of headcount to do repetitive tasks is antithetical to these organizations—but are slowly warming up to.
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An awed Nadal described Djokovic's performance in the Qatar final as "perfection" and the highlights reel has been sober viewing for the Serb's top rivals warming up in Australia.
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Also, take your time warming up the butthole with your finger or a toy (Ward suggests anal beads), communicate with your partner about how it's feeling, and go slow.
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Click here to find out more and start warming up your vocal chords for your very best "Batman / da na na da na" and "play with my money" singalongs.
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Instead of just warming up some pre-packaged goods, Sam's Club is showing shoppers how to integrate some of the store's new additions and longtime favorites into actual recipes.
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Aguilar was kidnapped by a unknown man wearing all black and a yellow bandana as she was warming up her family's car so she could be driven to school.
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" And in case there's any belief that he's only warming up to Punk because of their proximity, Griffin is open about that too: "I'll be honest, I don't care.
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And while there weren't as many new products with HomeKit compatibility as there were with Alexa and Assistant at CES, vendors are warming up to Apple's smart home platform.
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Hammer was warming up in a dance studio Tuesday night, and the video looks like a freakin' time warp -- 'cause he hasn't lost a step, at 55 years old.
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Kik's very young, very active user base seems to be warming up to bots early, but time will tell how important the service will be to Kik's messaging future.
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On the launch night of CHASM, high-powered projectors were aimed in every direction, live control centers set, dancers and a DJ warming up in the iridescent light environment.
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He used Rick Porcello, Sale and Nathan Eovaldi in relief and had Price warming up three times in Game 4, even though he was scheduled to start Game 5.
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PARIS — In a windowless room in the Second Arrondissement of Paris, about 40 riders were clipped in and warming up, pedaling round and round, waiting for her to enter.
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Knowing that rattlesnakes are prone to warming up on the road, I kept an eye out, hoping to see one up close but from the safety of my truck.
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Here's what else is happening: The cool blanket of clouds that was pulled over the city last night is slowly starting to dissipate, and things are warming up again.
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Chapman, who gave up a run-scoring double to Robinson Cano, needed 25 pitches to complete the final inning, which ended with David Robertson warming up in the bullpen.
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Warming up a degree or two might seem like small beans, but consider this: at 2 degrees Celsius of warming, nearly all of the world's coral reefs could vanish.
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The Cleveland Browns superstar was warming up in the team tunnel to play the Cincinnati Bengals at Paul Brown Stadium ... when fans decided to throw some shade his way.
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There&aposs nothing quite like warming up with a cup of steaming hot chocolate, but which to-go chain or fast-food restaurant serves the creamiest, most delicious cocoa?
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While some voters appear to be warming up to the bill, that most of them aren't noticing it might not be the best of signs for the GOP, either.
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Warming up before you exercise can be the difference between having a successful workout, where your body works at its best, and a workout that leads to very few benefits.
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Because we pump heat-trapping greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, the world is warming up — and that is messing up Earth's cycles of cold and warm spells.
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And if you still need some warming up to do, click ahead for 18 on-trend pieces that might just turn you on to a new palette for the season.
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Raised in Toronto, 13th seed Raonic found out about the shooting after warming up in the morning and had to push it out of his mind before taking on Troicki.
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Nowadays, you're probably more likely to have a butt-kicking CrossFit class to attend than any kind of actual team sport, but the importance of warming up remains the same.
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You'll see Justin Bieber warming up in his trailer, Diplo playing with Snapchat's facial recognition selfie animations, and shots from the crowd and side stage of stars accepting their awards.
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In the days leading up to the big game, Marian Catholic High School's official Instagram account shared a video of the nun "warming up her arm" inside the school's gymnasium.
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They are without their star goalkeeper David de Gea, who injured himself warming up before the Midtjylland match and he does not appear ready to go for tomorrow's second leg.
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The shapes into which Tim Tebow contorts himself during even routine throws—the top image is just him warming up in the outfield—are implausibly avant-garde in every respect.
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Collins said he had considered inserting Gabriel Ynoa, who was warming up, into the game in the second inning but opted against it because Ynoa was not accustomed to relieving.
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Cole (14-5, 2.87 ERA) was scheduled to get the start in the second game of a Tuesday doubleheader but had some discomfort in his right leg while warming up.
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Biden's supporters are warming up to other candidates, especially WarrenInsider has been tracking the percentage of every 220 Democrat's supporters who would be satisfied with other candidates since December 244.
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The poll is another sign that conservatives are warming up to Trump in the first month of his administration even as the president faces underwater approval ratings in public surveys.
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The Democratic nominee shared a tweet from McMullin slamming a remark from Trump's son Donald Jr. that media would be "warming up the gas chamber" if Republicans were caught lying.
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As we reported ... Chris' kid, Jack, has been warming up to his dad's new GF. The trio looked like a picture-perfect fam bam out together last week in Malibu.
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Melt a handful of Monterey jack cheese on it while it's warming up, then add your turkey and either potatoes or stuffing ("not both unless you have a death wish").
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Me and the Irish bunch do exactly that, escaping on a karaoke-bus, warming up with "In the Shadows" by Finnish band The Rasmus, and falling out at an afterparty.
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But with trade union leaders and party representatives warming up to the idea and negotiations with the E.U. at an "impasse," Mr. Corbyn is facing increasing pressure on the issue.
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He said Tuesday that nothing invigorated him when he is warming up in the visiting bullpen quite like haranguing from fans — and the smell of funnel cakes and hot dogs.
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O'Rourke's team spent weeks preparing for a major first-day small-dollar fundraising splash, warming up the massive email list he'd built during the Senate race and advertising on Facebook.
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But Burke said more Republicans have been warming up to the idea in recent years, and he believes that presidential support for lifting the cap could further move the needle.
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About two-fifths of the increase so far comes not from water being added to the oceans, but from the water already in the oceans warming up and thus expanding.
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Driving the news: In that time, the number of states with some form of legal sports betting has grown to 13 — and the NFL is slowly warming up to it.
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And with weather warming up across much of the United States, bullish support remained on hopes for an increase in demand for meat as the grilling season takes off, traders said.
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The Kepler Neighborhood School in Fresno, California, said members of its volleyball team were warming up for practice on Thursday when they noticed the woman on the edge of a bridge.
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For instance, the rear doors feature heated and cooled boxes that can be used to keep food chilled and fresh on one side, while warming up winter gear on the other.
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Although it seems unlikely Buffett would own eBay or Alphabet given his usual aversion to tech stocks, he might be slowly warming up to the sector with his huge Apple stake.
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The interior is that of a very nice convenience store, with some seating and microwaves up front for warming up frozen pre-made food and eating in if you so choose.
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The haute bourgeoisie paid more in order not to rub shoulders with the middle class; men of a certain standing were allowed backstage to gawp at scantily clad dancers warming up.
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Rea said he felt minor tightness when he was warming up before the game and it steadily got worse, to the point where he could not continue past the fourth inning.
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The singers made their way to the White House together on a bus, warming up their vocals with The Sound of Music's "Climb Every Mountain," a video tweeted by O'Donnell shows.
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There are still a few hours until the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show models hit the Paris runway, but the catwalkers are very busy warming up during their makeup and hair sessions.
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New York stays on its feet, so making sure to do hamstring and calf stretches after warming up and after the main workout will definitely help make the next day easier.
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After warming up with some hyssop honey and tomato vinegar, Jake decided to use some of our ultra-fresh taproots in a dish of grilled pork with charred leeks and carrots.
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On Saturday he summoned the left-hander Hoby Milner to face Freddie Freeman for the third day in a row, but there was one problem — Milner was not actually warming up.
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The reigning NBA MVP met with Shawn Kennedy, a little boy suffering from a rare brain cancer called Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma, and his family after warming up for the competition.
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But it also means that the company doesn't have a whole lot of time between fueling the vehicle and takeoff, since the propellant runs the risk of warming up too much.
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Trump is unlikely to let go of his signature campaign policy — a border wall paid for by Mexico — especially with congressional Republican leaders warming up to the idea after initial opposition.
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While some Democrats appear to now be warming up to the idea, they also point out they will have other tools at their disposal to channel their frustrations with the president.
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"Thelma and Louise are warming up the car," Schumer said, referring to the eponymous movie that ends with two women driving their car off a very tall cliff to their deaths.
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Others include warming up in the same lane every day of a meet and lining up the food in his refrigerator with the fastidiousness of a drill sergeant at a parade.
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Donald Trump Jr. said on a local radio program Wednesday that the media would be "warming up the gas chamber" if Republicans were caught lying, which he accused Clinton of doing.
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Francona knew that they had routines, that they stretched their arms and loosened their shoulders before warming up, and he did not want them to be surprised when they were needed.
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Kim warming up to Seoul and Tokyo "will make it very difficult for Washington to get international support for a preemptive strike or other kind of military action," according to Nagy.
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In the summer of 2015, I walked into a Las Vegas gym during the last college basketball recruiting period of July, and the NY Rens, an AAU team, was warming up.
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The research team also showed that when fully grown, as tall as people in some cases, plants that always face east get a head start, warming up early to attract pollinators.
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The decision to allow Severino to face Altuve, with Chad Green warming up in the bullpen and with Severino having issued three walks in the inning, was a second-guesser's delight.
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As you might have heard, the planet is warming up, and in response, people are trying to switch to cleaner energy, to heat it up less, or at least more slowly.
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A study from the Bjerknes Center, a Norway-based climate research organization, found that the area had experienced significant loss of sea ice and was on course to continue warming up.
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"These use about the same amount of energy as a refrigerator, but that's much less energy than warming up the whole house to make one room feel comfortable," said Mr. Manfredini.
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In warming up to South Korea, Mr. Xi probably recognized that Mr. Moon would be more malleable to favoring dialogue with North Korea than was his conservative predecessor, Park Geun-hye.
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He said that he felt a little pain while just standing and speaking to reporters after the game and that he had also felt it while warming up in the bullpen.
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During a town-hall-style meeting the weekend before last in New Hampshire, for instance, a speaker warming up the crowd for Sanders asked how many people work for minimum wage.
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I'm a little intimidated when I see how intensely some of my classmates are warming up, but I try to calm my nerves and do some light stretching before we start.
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He followed up with two single tweets: The Cleveland Cavaliers star wore a T-shirt with the words "I Can't Breathe" while warming up for a game against the Brooklyn Nets.
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After warming up the chicken in the water, Henriques makes the rounds through the various enclosures, tossing out meat, talking to his crocs the way you might talk to pet dogs.
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Republican senators who a couple of months ago were criticizing the House bill's Medicaid cuts as too harsh are now warming up to a Senate bill whose cuts are even harsher.
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Results this year have not been spectacular but a semi-final run in Madrid was a clear message that she is warming up nicely for a strong challenge over the next fortnight.
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But if you're fascinated with the smart home and using your voice to control everything, even down to warming up a cup of coffee, then sure, the Amazon Basics Microwave works well.
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Rookie Alex DeBrincat continues to produce with four points in his last five games and captain Jonathan Toews is warming up with three goals and three assists in seven contests this month.
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I might come for as little as three to four hours if that's all I have, but I prefer to have longer because there is such a long period of warming up.
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But despite appearances, these celebrities are only just warming up, beginning with Rihanna and Bella Hadid who arrived at Friday's Okja premiere in some understated, yet seriously elegant Dior Haute Couture outfits.
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Before this bundle of joy was modeling and strutting down the runway, she was just another giggly gal warming up to the cameras in Toronto, CA. Can you guess who she is?
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The procedure is ideal for SpaceX, though, since the company uses extremely cold propellants, and fueling the vehicle just before takeoff limits the propellant from warming up too much and boiling away.
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Entering the skatepark at the back of the shop, the place thumped with boom-bap bass and the voice of an angry amateur rapper warming up the ramp and stair-set stage.
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I hope we get to see him more, and more jokes about how scary Scary Tess is, even after warming up to Xo. Because we're going to need a lot of jokes.
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Mama Lynch was on the field while the Raiders were warming up to play the Cowboys on Saturday ... and decided to show a little love to his biggest fan in the world.
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Whether you need to get ahead before next semester starts or you're simply looking to tackle all those titles now that the weather is warming up, summer is the season for reading.
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Cessa also felt some tightness in his lower back warming up for the sixth inning but said he thinks he will be able to make his next start in Sunday's season finale.
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The teenager also appeared on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" on Monday to talk about his training, which he said involved weekend lie-ins and warming up his hands before gaming.
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And so in the third inning, when Cleveland fell behind by 2-43 on an Andrew Benintendi homer, Miller started warming up with a towel, honing his mechanics and balance and extension.
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The climbers at Earth Treks gym, in Golden, Colorado, were warming up: stretching, strapping themselves into harnesses, and chalking their hands as they prepared to scale walls stippled with multicolored plastic holds.
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Instead of starting off with a sure-fire success, like a mobile Mario title, it's warming up with other experiments – a social game, a role-playing strategy game, and a community simulation.
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The CEO said that more and more investors who meet with Agnico on a regular basis are once again warming up to gold and could have a hand in driving it higher.
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From Osterhoudt's amateur camera emerged images of Ruth delivering his induction remarks, Dizzy Dean warming up for the game at Doubleday Field, and Wagner signing an autograph at the local train station.
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The film shows three perspectives, side by side: "Private" features the dancer Judith Dunn warming up in her loft, bending and rising in pliés as her arms float silkily through the air.
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His afternoon, which began with Luis Cessa hurriedly warming up behind him during a rough first inning, ended when Semien lashed a double into the left-field corner leading off the fourth.
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When Chapman later complained about how he had been used, the manager insisted that his only mistake was not having a reliever warming up to replace Chapman when the ninth inning began.
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And so it was that Porcello sat in the bullpen on Friday, and when the phone rang for him to begin warming up in the seventh inning, his reaction was an expletive.
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Ferlinghetti's "spontaneous" transgressions of punctuation and spacing appealed to a kid who was warming up to the intoxicating provocations of punk rock, and I can't be alone in having had that response.
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These are building blocks, the setup for at least three excellent meals that go well beyond warming up a plate of leftovers in the microwave (its own, distinct pleasure, to be sure).
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"But the overwhelming reason why we are breaking so many heat records is because we are warming up in the long term and the trends in winter are the strongest," Schmidt said.
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Both Portnoy and Nardini agreed that large advertisers are warming up to their controversial brand, which has landed in its fair share of hot water with high-profile partners like Disney's ESPN.
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The 16th-ranked Azarenka, back in form after two injury-interrupted seasons, has dropped just five games in three matches at Melbourne Park after warming up with a title at the Brisbane International.
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They found that direct stimulation of the tail—where the penis is sheathed—was usually the trigger for erection, but again, much like us, the animals needed a bit of warming up first.
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Warming up before any type of exercise, strenuous or not, gradually increases your heart rate and gets your blood flowing to prepare your body for activity, which can also ward off exertion headaches.
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Scientists worry coral reefs will mostly vanish by 2050 because humans continue pumping fossil fuels into the atmosphere, warming up the oceans and making them more acidic, and making life hard for coral.
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You'll get a sense of relief once the Sun is comfortable at home in Leo next week, warming up the sector of your chart that boosts your self-esteem and feeds your wallet.
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In the early hours at Worthy Farm, warming up next to the blaze of a controlled fire, with various chemicals coursing through their veins, people could vote with their heads, not their hearts.
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He then reached underneath the podium, pulled out a Hall of Fame cap and placed it backwards upon his head — just as he had done while warming up for games throughout his career.
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He began warming up when in the fifth as the Rays built a 21-1 lead on a two-run home run by Corey Dickerson in the second off Luis Cessa (4-1).
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Warming up the crowd ahead of Game 93 of the Stanley Cup playoffs, the song was going smoothly for Charles Kelley, Hillary Scott and Dave Haywood until the trio hit the fourth line.
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After warming up the product with my ring finger, I'll tap the cream onto the high points of my face — the bridge of my nose, top of my cheekbones, and the Cupid's bow.
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The director of the program, Anthony Leiserowitz, was explaining how President Obama's focus on climate change in the past couple of years likely helped move global warming up a notch in public concern.
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NEW ORLEANS — The punk club was dark and packed, the lead singer of the band Hurray for the Riff Raff warming up a crowd of the young, the bearded and the well-tattooed.
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The world is warming up: the first four months of 2016 have already made this year the hottest to date, and atmospheric CO2 concentrations haven't reached their current levels in 23 million years.
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Better yet, shares of Smucker are trading at only 15 times next year's earnings estimates, fairly cheap, and Wall Street has started warming up to consumer foods stocks again as food deflation abates.
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Driving behavior seldom restrains itself to strictly within state borders, so it's a good thing for the industry at large that more states are warming up to allowing autonomous tech on their roads.
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"You feel your skin warming up in much the same way it does when your natural photoprotection molecules absorb UV," says Vasilios Stavros, a photochemistry researcher at the University of Warwick in England.
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Aaron Hicks hit a ball very hard, but right to first baseman Matt Olson, and so the A's immediately had action in the bullpen with former Yankees relief pitcher Shawn Kelley warming up.
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Then there is the accused organizer, who Ukrainian officials said was just warming up with the killing of Mr. Babchenko and had a list of some 30 others Moscow supposedly wanted to eliminate.
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Clearheart said she's actually pretty wary of social media, but she's warming up to it after seeing the impact her moment with Aurora is having at a moment when people are so anxious.
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Barrett said that while he was warming up on the sideline before kickoff, an unidentified man made accidental contact with his right leg, aggravating a knee injury he has played through all season.
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But on the sixth pitch of his at-bat, he drove an 88-mile-per-hour slider from Otero into the Yankees' bullpen, just a few feet from where Chapman was warming up.
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Hornets knock off ailing Bulls CHARLOTTE, N.C. — When Derrick Rose started warming up for Monday's game against the Charlotte Hornets, the Chicago guard "was not moving well," according to Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg.
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Spanish newspaper Marca reported that the ball boys had taken the hoody belonging to Cuban player Joel while the goalkeeper was warming up before Sunday's 1-0 loss to the Balearic Island team.
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Earlier this month we highlighted six private equity firms that are warming up to hiring data scientists, as PE seeks to boost returns through algorithms best known for supporting the hedge fund world.
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The Yankees were losing badly, and Gil Blanco, a rookie pitcher, was warming up in the bullpen to come in and mop up when Roger Repozhomered to bring the Yankees within striking distance.
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The research suggests that global warming from human emissions of greenhouse gases will cause far more warming, up to 2800 degrees Celsius, or 2000 degrees Fahrenheit, during the next several millennia than previously expected.
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ABOUT THE BRUINS (24-23-6): Leading scorer Brad Marchand is warming up again with two goals and three assists during a four-game point streak to push his season total to 85 points.
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As with the original deep fried Twinkie flavor, which was introduced in August, the banana upgrade comes in frozen form and is meant to be enjoyed after warming up a bit in the oven.
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"The beginning was a little … he was surprised," said the actress, adding that her son was "warming up to the idea" of having a baby sister and even has a name picked out already.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump Jr. made a reference to "warming up the gas chamber" while complaining about how the treatment his father has received by the political press compares to coverage of Hillary Clinton.
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This was campaign Trump, and he looked like he was loving it in the Rose Garden, with his supporters cheering his applause lines and a jazz band warming up the crowd in the sun.
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We've been warming up to ruffles for a few seasons now, but following the runway endorsements of Brandon Maxwell, Oscar de la Renta, and Zimmerman, this statement-making detail is blowing up on Pinterest.
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Khloé Kardashian definitely took the news of her brother Rob's relationship with Blac Chyna the hardest – but she's warming up to her future sister-in-law on this week's Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
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While his warmup gear might seem a bit surprising (specifically, the white jeans) it's what the prince wore on the field, so it makes sense that he would be warming up in his gear.
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Since the December and New Year's holidays fall in the summer months in Syndey, visitors should expect to spend their holidays by the beach or pool, instead of warming up by a cozy fireplace.
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Let a few pinches of red pepper flakes and some minced oregano leaves simmer with the sauce while it's warming up, then tear fresh sweet basil leaves and sprinkle them in right before serving.
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I was standing directly behind Orantes' chair while he was warming up with his opponent when all of a sudden Orantes came walking toward the chair and gently tossed his racket in my direction.
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After warming up and choosing what to wear with the wardrobe supervisor (we were asked to bring our own "pedestrian street clothes"), I met with Ms. Catterson outside the studio where filming was underway.
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Further, May added that international members may still be warming up to the service, with overseas members spending $35 to $40 per month compared to the $120 per month spent by American Prime members.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Some of the biggest names on Wall Street are warming up to Bitcoin, a virtual currency that for nearly a decade has been consigned to the unregulated fringes of the financial world.
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Maybe this little opinion (not all that little, actually, at 26 pages) is, as my colleagues warned me, the first step on a road to ruin, to activist judges warming up for bigger game.
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Per the Post-Dispatch, Wacha didn't feel right while warming up but didn't tell the team, hoping to save the bullpen after St. Louis used 20183 pitchers in Tuesday's 19-inning loss to Arizona.
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Across the street, at Bergdorf's men's store, the windows by visual director Shane Ruth are all BAM-themed, featuring mannequin dancers warming up at a barre, and two mannequin actors engaged in a performance.
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Pro-gun campaigners were as quick to argue that, had Mr Hodgkinson's victims been armed, as they were catching fly-balls or warming up on deck, they would have been better able to defend themselves.
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It is one of the most beautiful contradictions of these photographs that she remain anonymous, but gives us this invisible and intimate knowledge of sensation: that she feels cold, but her eyelashes are warming up.
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Manager Don Mattingly didn't say which hamstring was ailing Yelich but said he felt a little tightness while warming up for Friday's game, when Yelich went 1-for-3 in the Marlins' 43-7 loss.
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The people who buy the Piano Fortes do so for the rustic smell of their leather pouch, for the organic feel of metal warming up on contact, and for the sense of owning something exceptional.
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Image: Andrew Harnik/APTrump may never remove that dumb tweet about climate change being a Chinese hoax, but there are signs that our prez-elect is warming up to the notion that maybe—just maybe!
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He makes his way into the building, where his opening act, South Carolina Congressman Jeff Duncan and Utah Senator Mike Lee, are warming up the crowd, making jokes with biblical references and non-secular punchlines.
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Riders love the cheap, subsidized fares, drivers are warming up to it as the technology improves, and cities love the idea of utilizing every seat in the vehicle to maximize the value of the trip.
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Warming up the crowd at a rally in Phoenix, Arizona, where Trump gave a speech on immigration, the former New York City mayor looked like he was wearing a classic MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN hat.
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As Washick puts it, this is the nail polish equivalent to warming up your complexion with a bronzer — it creates the effect of sitting out on a beach all day, without you actually needing to.
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Related: We Found a Cheap Weighted Blanket Amazon reports the blanket works in any car, truck or RV that has a cigarette lighter, and it starts warming up as soon as you plug it in.
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What's next: Politicians are slowly warming up to the idea of marijuana becoming more mainstream, with the most notable exception being Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who has vowed to crack down on marijuana legalization. Sen.
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Warming up for your first opponent who you know can legally elbow a crater in your face is probably anxiety-inducing enough without thinking of the faceless thousands who will watch you from their couch.
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Donald Trump Jr. likened the press's attitude toward his father to the experience of concentration camps, noting that the media would be "warming up the gas chamber" if his father spoke or acted like Clinton.
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At one point on Monday, while still warming up with another player at a distance of about 15 yards, he threw the ball clear over that player's head — and a four-foot chain-link fence.
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The Trade Desk rose by warming up to agenciesThe Trade Desk's strategy to cut into Google has been to cozy up to agencies that funnel millions of money in ad campaigns through the company's platform.
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Aides tried to spin the poor performance as Bloomberg just warming up to the format, touting the fact that the others on stage had been hardened by debates and town halls over the last year.
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For his remarks on Saturday night, Mr. Sanders sat by a wood-burning stove that he said was "amazingly efficient" at warming up his house, and his comments were live streamed for supporters to watch.
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On Wednesday during the women's short program, a flower girl racing off the ice had to dodge the American skater Mirai Nagasu, who was warming up but had stopped suddenly to check her skate boot.
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About 26 minutes before kickoff, he did not run out of the tunnel so much as he strutted, skipping toward the 225-yard line, where he began warming up, his passes accurate, his footing true.
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For those preparing to look for a city escape now that the weather is warming up, we charted median sale prices over the last few years in several Hudson Valley counties, using information from Trulia.
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She also feels fresh, partly because she broke her left hand warming up at a Diamond League meet in Doha, Qatar, in May (she still won the ensuing race), forcing her to take time off.
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Just as many on Wall Street are warming up to bitcoin, one of the lone financial analysts who forecast a surge when the digital currency was just six cents now has an extremely negative view.
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"I had a show for a while, and then I got fired," Letterman jokes, warming up a studio audience that doesn't know Obama is his first guest, and which goes positively nuts once he appears.
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The strong interest from the participants in our beta group alongside the findings from our 2020 survey on NYC indicates that city dwellers are warming up to the idea of sharing and co-living arrangements.
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While the cheese is warming up on the counter, I like to marinate it in some of the pesto mixture so it can absorb as much flavor as possible even before meeting the other ingredients.
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" With an agreement on the agenda now settled, Mr. de Mistura said, "the train is ready, it is in the station, it is warming up the engine, everything is ready, it just needs an accelerator.
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James scores 37 as Cavs roll past 76ers PHILADELPHIA — LeBron James was struck in the face by a pass from a Cleveland Cavaliers teammate while warming up Sunday before a game against the Philadelphia 76ers.
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The team rolled into the university's Wooden Center gym for a scheduled practice Monday, only to find 'Ye, 2 Chainz and some of their friends warming up the court with a game of their own.
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They're headlining New York's Governor's Ball this weekend, too, and warming up for it with an intimate show at Capitol Theatre in Port Chester NY. So yeah, make that macchiato a double, what the hell.
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It'll know what you want because it watches you and learns that it should start warming up the car when you're putting your shoes on, because that's always the last thing you do in the morning.
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Mike Moustakas is warming up and his defending World Series champion Kansas City Royals are starting to take off as they host the Baltimore Orioles on Saturday in the middle contest of a three-game series.
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Frazier's two-run shot off Seattle reliever Joaquin Benoit opened a 21-20 lead after Chicago closer David Robertson, who gave up the game-winning homer on Monday night, had started warming up in the bullpen.
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He was replaced by Tyronn Lue, who two months later chided James for joking around on court with Wade during intermission of a Miami-Cleveland game instead of warming up with the Cavs trailing by 21.
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"I was in full athlete mode for the past couple of weeks, getting my voice right and warming up every single day," Michele, 30, said during PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly's Grammy pre-show on Facebook Live.
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" The company, which has been operating in so-called stealth mode in New York, has not specified an official launch date yet, but Marco said that "we are slowly warming up the engine, no pun intended.
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Tech companies are warming up to proposed regulation in Congress known as the Honest Ads Act, but the FEC is working on a new ruleset of its own regarding funding disclosures for election ads, as well.
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He retweeted a retired psychology professor whose hobbyhorse is the idea that Jews are destroying America, and made an odd reference to the media "warming up the gas chambers" if Trump matched Hillary Clinton's alleged misdeeds.
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Brexit, the impending U.S. presidential election and general macroeconomic jitters might have cooled demand for European and American art, but the market for historic Chinese artifacts seems to be warming up again – at least at auction.
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"From our company's perspective this industry is slowly warming up... Our new products have also performed well in the last few years providing us with the conditions we need to open a northern base," he said.
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"We knew we were going to lift a weight without warming up, and we knew we would have a harder time keeping the bar close and maintaining good form because of our wedding dresses," Hernandez added.
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Readers are warming up to the new year and trying out new books, titles are either launching or really hitting their stride mid-run, and it's generally the "calm before the storm" that is convention season.
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And when Josh McCown of the Jets injured his hand early in Sunday's game against the Patriots, the player warming up to replace him was Davis Webb, who had been cut by the Giants in September.
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My aunt stays in the dressing room while I go find a quiet place, and I start warming up to songs that aren't dance related, because it gets boring listening to dance music all the time.
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President Trump's first term is ostensibly just warming up, but luminaries in his own party have begun what amounts to a shadow campaign for 2020 — as if the current occupant of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue weren't involved.
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For the second straight night, though, Yankees relievers ran into trouble in the ninth inning, forcing Dellin Betances — now the closer, with Aroldis Chapman on the disabled list — to start warming up in a nonsave situation.
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" IVAN RODRIGUEZ, 32, SALESMAN AT A TARGET IN CHICAGO: "Right now it's just warming up - a lot of people are looking more for TVs and electronics so everything's still smooth ... it'll be about the same tomorrow.
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After an interview with a Philadelphia radio station, he was accused of making a Holocaust reference when he warned that the media would be "warming up the gas chamber" for Republicans who behaved like Hillary Clinton.
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Warming up over a cup of steaming hot chocolate or a spiced latte is all well and good, but to avoid the inevitable sugar crash and caffeine jitters, try sipping on something a little more savory.
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We're simply warming up because the day will come that we are all coming to the street until this government goes," said Gladys Avariano, a 62-year-old lawyer, under an umbrella at the Caracas "sit-in.
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Jay Bruce is also warming up again for New York while going 8-for-16 during a four-game hitting streak and he boasts six homers to go along with 12 RBIs in his last 13 contests.
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MIAMI — A Latin singing duo had just finished warming up the crowd for Senator Marco Rubio on Sunday here when he looked out from the stage and asked if he might offer a few words in Spanish.
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Although Bush was not aggressively critical of Trump, as he had been during his campaign, he showed no signs that he was warming up to the presumptive Republican nominee, like some other establishment Republicans have started doing.
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Last week, a man in Winnipeg told CTV News he had been driving when his Galaxy S7 started warming up in his pocket; as soon as he took it out, it exploded, filling the car with smoke.
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Cardinals hang on to defeat Braves for 7th straight win ST. LOUIS — As he walked in from the bullpen Friday night after warming up, St. Louis Cardinals right-hander Adam Wainwright looked over at catcher Yadier Molina.
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"The beginning was a little … he was surprised," said the former Lizzie McGuire star, adding that Luca was "warming up to the idea" of having a baby sister now and even had a name picked out already.
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Rapid warming up north, in turn, is contributing to profound shifts on land, including a greening of the Arctic tundra, the collapse of permafrost banks along Alaska's northern shores and elsewhere, and an intensification of fire season.
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Global market sentiment has been warming up in the last month and received a shot in the arm last week when the Federal Reserve took no action and indicated it would perform less rate hikes this year.
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"What should we do with Hillary Clinton?" hollered a local politician, as if this crowd, of young people wearing "Trump that bitch" T-shirts and older ones who apparently did not mind the slogan, needed warming up.
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The players donned black shirts while warming up before their game that read "enough" on the front and listed the names of the people killed in the shooting at the Borderline Bar and Grill on the back.
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" On the morning of the election, one IRA account, @racist_paul, sent "dozens of tweets harassing a variety of Jewish reporters and other (real) Twitter users with content about how Trump was 'warming up an oven' for them.
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After losing Jonathon Niese to the disabled list on Wednesday, New York had to pull rookie Sean Lugo after five scoreless innings on Thursday when he sustained a right calf cramp while warming up for the sixth.
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"Inflation is warming up and there will only be more price pressures if Trump and his advisors can pump up the volume on economic growth," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG Union Bank in New York.
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Rookie Jesper Bratt is warming up as well with two goals and three assists in his last four games to reach 13 points, putting him third on the team behind Hall and rookie defenseman Will Butcher (21).
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Warming up for a performance at the Curtis R. Priem Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center (EMPAC) in Troy, New York, they moved in and out of their chairs to stretch, slide and shimmy across its expanse.
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Aly Wagner of Fox Sports tweeted out a video that said Rapinoe was not out warming up with the team, and our photographer at the match, Pete Kiehart, has sent photos of Rapinoe walking without cleats on.
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He issued four walks, including one that forced in a run, threw 99 pitches and allowed a fifth-inning homer to Salvador Perez, the ball clearing the Yankees' bullpen in left, where Chasen Shreve was warming up.
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ET, Sportsnet (Calgary), FSN Carolinas ABOUT THE FLAMES (20-21.49-2940): Leading scorer Johnny Gaudreau is warming up again with three goals and four assists in his last six games to top the team with 21 points.
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On Saturday, he was in rehearsals ... and a bunch of tykes were spotted onstage at the David H. Koch Theater across the way -- where we're told everyone was warming up their pipes and getting the cues down.
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Braekhus, one of the most decorated women&aposs fighters in history, has shaken off the snow and is currently warming up for a world title defense of her WBC, WBA, WBO, IBF, and IBO belts against Bustos.
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Even if that last one doesn't match a personal experience, you can at least empathize with Hitomi, the Japanese satellite that got buck fiftied by an asteroid—or something—while warming up for its first day of work.
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Stevens said that the Singin' in the Rain star initially didn't understand the idea of doing a documentary – "she asked for a script when we started shooting" – but began warming up to the venture, even amid health issues.
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The significance of the team warming up to Pusha T did not go unnoticed by Drake, as the two rappers engaged in a very public beef last year, with both men dropping diss tracks aimed at each other.
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Despite the Facebook founder's radio silence on this one, Jarvis also posted a screenshot of Zuckerberg's status on his Facebook page with the caption, "I'm warming up my voice now...." Sorry Jeff, don't think you made the cut.
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He doesn't bother warming up with lower-value questions; he springs early for the ones worth the most money and hunts for Daily Double bonuses, the better to accumulate a larger betting pool for the Final Jeopardy round.
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It was a match up of two swordsman and this bot defeated me easily, which was particularly tough because I had about 24 hours of playtime under my belt, so it's not like I was still warming up.
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The head of the CIA offered stern warnings for President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday about sabotaging the nuclear deal with Iran, warming up to Russia and returning to brutal forms of interrogation widely considered to be torture.
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Warming up, he entertained the little crowd of kids gathered at the chain-link fence by punctuating his grunts with the names of other players ("Dominic UH Dominic UH Thiem EH-UH Jo-Willy UH Jo-Wilfried UH ").
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But in the nearly two decades Hopkins researchers have been at it, academia and the feds in the form of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have been slowly warming up to the medical potential of these drugs.
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The majority of Gtramp athletes take training and safety seriously, often (but not always) using nets on the trampolines, warming up thoroughly before trying difficult skills, and working hard to build up the strength and awareness they need.
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It's this attention to detail that allows visitors to always be aware of light and space while in the MDI — whether it be a cloud passing over a skylight, or shafts of raking light warming up the building.
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Djokovic said he was particularly annoyed that he was not given a firm answer until the end of the day, and had to spend a good deal of Monday warming up, then cooling down and repeating the process.
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But actions speak louder than words, and in that vein there's an even more important indicator of Adelson warming up to Trump: coverage of the candidate in Israel Hayom, a right-wing Israeli tabloid newspaper that Adelson owns.
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ABOUT THE CAPITALS (25-22-2): Ovechkin could be warming up after scoring five goals in his last four games and is one power-play tally away from becoming the 18th player in NHL history to record 200.
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When I arrived at the fight club, conveniently located next to a hospital, there was a gaggle of blond Northern European journalists, a carefully laid-out selection of snacks, and three fighters warming up in leather and spandex.
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But presidential and vice presidential candidates travel a separate campaign trail, and we can expect Pence to focus on conservative states where many traditional Republican voters are still having a bit of a hard time warming up to Trump.
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The wrestlers' benches were crowded with boys and girls warming up and cheering on one another as competitors of both sexes took the mat to compete, making it hard to tell initially whether these were boys' or girls' teams.
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After a 15-month hiatus, Congress is once again warming up for another round of self-inflicted budget "crises" that have become all but standard operating procedure when the Treasury needs to raise the limit of its borrowing authority.
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That moment, my friends, is one of the finest moments in heavy metal history (the sound engineers at Roadburn seem to think so too, given how often you'll hear 'Wizard in Black' warming up the system in between bands).
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union is likely to extend economic sanctions on Russia over Ukraine in December but could find it much harder to renew them in the future if Donald Trump succeeds in warming up relations with Russia.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Financial regulators are warming up to new uses for "blockchain" technology, which promises tamper-proof communication and makes many types of transactions far more secure, Blythe Masters, the head of one firm in the market, told Reuters.
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They've let her slide on every indiscrepancy, on every lie, on every DNC game trying to get Bernie Sanders out of the thing… I mean, if Republicans were doing that, they'd be warming up the gas chamber right now.
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Even if lately it's your jeans and sweaters that have been in heavy rotation, the first day of Spring has already come and gone (though might not feel like it), and it'll be warming up before you know it.
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Steph Curry is warming up for tomorrow night's big matchup with the Spurs, and decided to show some hometown love for his Carolina Panthers, wearing a jersey with his signature number 30 on it (no Panthers player sports 30).
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The minute-long splash of anti-humor, created by YouTube user Omni Verse, begins like one of Duchamp's musical sculptures, then decays into a sound I'd only previously heard produced by my junior high school orchestra while warming up.
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Nevertheless, banking on Biden and Bloomberg warming up the centrists is a risky proposition; if either campaign takes off and becomes the Democratic nominee, there would be little oxygen left in the race for an independent centrist like Schultz.
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But after being allowed to hit for himself in a 1-1 game in the second, Bumgarner was removed from the contest as he was warming up for the third inning, with obvious swelling at the point of impact.
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While Paul Pierce was warming up for a soon-to-be loss against the Jazz, the team where he made his legend—the Boston Celtics—were busy at work, taking down the Wizards in their Second Round Game 1.
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He referenced "warming up the gas chamber" in a recent interview (later saying he was talking about "corporal punishment"), he retweeted a white supremacist, and he appeared on a radio show with a white supremacist who has praised slavery.
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Soon enough, it's clear Tench is warming up to the idea of making their study a little more intense as he marks a gigantic map with the locations of the other murderers he and Ford would like to visit sometime soon.
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A bald eagle that was supposed to fly over the field during the national anthem and then land on the shoulder of his handler, instead perched himself on Seattle Mariners pitcher James Paxton, who was in the outfield warming up.
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After warming up with a "Be Aggressive" cheer, Zellweger couldn't help but get out of her seat to show the talk-show host her tryout routine, for which she remembered every word and move used to inspire the Tigers team.
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The Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice shared a seriously buff photo on Instagram, adding that he's just warming up to get back in this shape for filming another Superman film – Justice League Part One – set to premiere in 2017.
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In the video, obtained by TMZ Sports, Trump walks up to the group, takes a club and crushes a tee shot at the 15th hole ... putting the ball feet from the pin on a par 3 without even warming up.
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Morgan Stanley estimates TIM could lose a third of the 2 billion euros by 2022 as a result of the competition from OF. Retail operators such as Vodafone, Wind Tre and Tiscali are already warming up to the new infrastructure entrant.
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However, the right-hander experienced right hamstring discomfort while warming up in the bullpen Tuesday and returned to the clubhouse, leaving Devenski to take the Guaranteed Rate Field mound in the bottom of the first inning in an emergency start.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Dave Ryding said he was just warming up in his Alpine skiing career and planned to race on until the 2022 Beijing Games after finishing ninth in the men's slalom in his third Olympics on Thursday.
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After the Nats won the World Series in Game 7 on Wednesday night, Cole took off his hat and distanced himself from the AstrosThough Cole was seen warming up in the bullpen on Wednesday night, he didn't pitch in the game.
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Further proof the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has been warming up to modern technology — it has just approved the first continuous blood sugar monitor that doesn't require the user to prick themselves over and over for a blood sample.
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"After the abrupt collapse, Argentine assets are warming up for a technical rebound as traders look to selectively take some positions by betting on the excessive accumulated weakness (of bonds and stocks)," said economist Gustavo Ber of local firm Estudio Ber.
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If you're a milk drinker and resident of one of 15 different states or Washington D.C.—or you were at any point from 2003 on—start warming up your typing fingers, because there's a legal settlement you need to claim.
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About the only peril we encountered was not being able to hear one another talk because the lounge act was warming up for that evening's performance, something our waiter was able to remedy by shuttling us off to the dining room.
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Chad Green began warming up when Garcia allowed two singles to start the fifth and Robertson quickly got ready to go into the game after Ehire Adrianza led off the sixth by lining out hard to Brett Gardner in left.
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They used four of them after starting pitcher Steven Matz exited early with a finger injury, and the fifth available reliever was warming up in the bullpen when the team lost with the rookie relief pitcher Gerson Bautista on the mound.
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The Yankees' ace briefly rewarded Aaron Boone's faith, retiring Jose Altuve on a grounder to short, but after Michael Brantley singled and Alex Bregman walked, Boone made the move to Chad Green, who had been warming up in the previous inning.
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A few days after that, warming up in the midday sun at an outdoor café, I took off the long-sleeved shirt I'd been wearing, only to leave it hanging over the back of the chair when I headed home.
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But the new survey, which polled more than 3,600 people last month, found that 65% of moderate or liberal Republicans said the federal government was not doing enough to reduce the effects of global warming, up from 53% in 923.
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While most of the U.S. team are warming up for Royal Melbourne at captain Tiger Woods's Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas, Ernie Els and half of his team, including Scott, are at The Australian Golf Club fine-tuning their games.
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Dancers were warming up — one lay on the floor, her legs extended stiffly in front of her, doing crunches; others stood in the center of the room seeming to turn dance steps over in their minds before bursting into spectacular pirouettes.
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Till now, even though the risk is warming up, the euro has been dragged down and related banking stocks also face a declined stock price, the risk exposure is still under control in general according to the feedback from different aspect.
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ABOUT THE LIGHTNING (6-4-1): Tampa Bay is warming up on the power play again, converting on 5-of-15 in the last three games, but came up empty with a 4-on-53 skater advantage in overtime Thursday.
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To avoid this, pipeline crews will keep equipment running nonstop, which allows them to avoid warming up equipment that's been turned off in cold weather, said an engineer who has done work in North Dakota but declined to be named.
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He competed fiercely without his best stuff, but Cora had Kelly warming up in the second inning, an alarming sight for fans who believe their chances of winning a World Series depend on Sale throwing like an ace throughout October.
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Damn, Ed. J. Cole - "Nobody's Perfect" Take a deep breath before you read this single line of pure genius: J. Cole, a master of the craft (dinner), compares getting out of the struggle to warming up lasagna from the day before.
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The Swedish royal family released new photos and videos of Victoria, Prince Daniel and their children Princess Estelle and Prince Oscar going sledding and playing in the snow, as well as warming up around a fire inside, just in time for Christmas.
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The event began with Eric Trump warming up the crowd by bringing up Hunter Biden and musing that "maybe 'lock her up' goes to 'lock him up'" in remarks that prompted the audience to break out in rabid "lock them up!" chants.
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We suggest getting a lightweight bell-sleeve sweater — it's a great transitional piece between seasons, and getting an embroidered dress and off-the-shoulder top in your closet now, so you're ready to wear them the minute the weather starts warming up.
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Since police put out their fire Monday night, the activists have stood their ground, bundling up and occasionally warming up inside their own vans, the homes and cars of people in the community, and at local business that have offered up space.
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"I briefly saw them this morning, they were warming up as I was swimming and by the time I was hopping out they were hopping in," said Australia's double gold medalist Emily Seebohm when a reporter enquired about 'trash talking with the Yanks'.
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He began warming up during the bottom of the eighth and heard cheers from the crowd of 41,403 when he entered the game as the scoreboard highlighted his name with a flame-filled graphic to illustrate his ability to throw fastballs 100 mph.
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But he says he's warming up to them — in part because the Detour app lets museum-goers take a less rigid path than traditional audio tours, if they choose, with the app surfacing new audio clips as museum-goers enter new galleries.
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Exactly what this would entail, and who would emerge as the winner of such a contest is hazy, though punters do seem to be warming up to the possibility: the implied probability of a brokered convention surged from 23% to 37% on PredictIt.
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VICE took a tour of Shenzhen's smoke shops, stopped by an e-cig expo, and toured a vape factory to figure out how the city's residents are warming up to the new phenomenon—and what the industry's rapid growth means for them.
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In that case, warming up will help you prevent injuries, Perkins says: "If your session is going to include traditional strength training, you do want to start out with about 5 minutes on a stationary bike or walking on the treadmill," she says.
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It's not officially summer yet — summer solstice begins in late June — but temperatures are warming up and kids are starting to get out of school so the unofficial summer has begun, which for many teenagers means trips to the beach with their friends.
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Wills briefly managed Seattle for parts of 1980 and 1981, a tenure that was characterized by a 26-56 record and an episode in which Wills went out to remove a pitcher only to realize that nobody was warming up in the bullpen.
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Andrei Vasilevskiy is warming up to his new role as No. 1 goaltender for the Tampa Bay Lightning, and the 22-year-old Russian is expected to go after his fourth straight victory when he faces the visiting New York Rangers on Monday.
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Rather, "the purpose of the visit seems to be to explore the possibility of resetting mutual relations in the context of India's Act East policy," Cowshish stated, referring to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's foreign policy initiative of warming up to Asian neighbors.
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" But when couples keep the sexual dimension of their relationship alive and intact, Kerner says, "it leads to an overall warming up of the relationship, which includes more touch and non-sexual affection as well as higher level of regard towards their partner.
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I've had people saying, "She needs to be raped" about me, and that's when you just start carrying a fucking blade with you when you go to record, or when you're warming up before a show, or going outside before the show.
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Kemp's two-run double gives Braves 22-inning win NEW YORK — Bartolo Colon thoroughly enjoyed everything about his return to New York, from the video tribute while he was warming up, the creative signs and the reactions to his two at-bats.
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Cleveland is still getting outsized contributions from Kyrie Irving and James, but if they want to build a cushion in time to hold off Golden State's shooters from warming up, they will have to get more from the rest of the team.
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The emotional stuff I'm really quite used to, but all the stuff I had to do physically was new, staying in good shape and staying in 'fighting form,' and warming up, making sure I didn't hurt myself, that was a big thing.
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When couples keep the sexual dimension of their relationship alive and intact, "it leads to an overall warming up of the relationship, which includes more touch and non-sexual affection as well as higher level of regard towards their partner," he said.
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Given how divisive the healthcare debate was and prevailing sentiment that the party is even more divided on tax reform than it was on healthcare reform, some Republican senators are warming up to the idea of overhauling the tax code with Democrat involvement.
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But recent months have seen Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani go against Riyadh's wishes by warming up to Tehran — in a conversation with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani last week, Al-Thani said he wanted bilateral liaisons to be stronger than ever.
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With governor Andrew Cuomo seemingly warming up to the idea of legalizing pot, New York City mayor Bill de Blasio unveiled a major step toward a more weed-friendly NYC: Starting September 1, most residents who wind up smoking pot in public won't be arrested.
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And whilst she acknowledges that the UK consumer is still warming up to the idea of afro extensions (America has always been at the forefront of the advancement of black haircare),she has noticed an increase in consumer interest from our side of the pond.
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ET, MSG Plus (New York), FSN Ohio (Columbus) ABOUT THE ISLANDERS (20-33-23): Lee, who had only two points in 25 games to start the season before his surge, is not the only player warming up on the offensive end of the ice.
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Jessica Pilot, the booker for "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert," curates a lineup every third Wednesday of the month with Jeff Zamaria that includes stand-up acts warming up for their performances later this month on "The Late Show" and other TV programs.
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With two outs and one runner on base in the top of the sixth inning — and Paxton's pitch count at a season-high 111, and Tommy Kahnle warming up in the bullpen — Yankees Manager Aaron Boone visited the mound, looking ready to remove his starter.
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As part of his recovery, Mr. Frost had to be diligent about his at-home exercises, warming up his voice by doing trills and repeating lines he'd say to his classes ("My name is Patrick Frost, Frost like the snowman") at various volumes and pitches.
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Dujardin managed to win her first test, the Grand Prix, but as she was warming up for her second—the Grand Prix Special—Valegro began tossing his head, and Hester and Dujardin had an argument about the way she was riding her flying changes.
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An anti-establishment wave that aided Brexit, fueled the rise of U.S. president-elect Donald Trump and sparked the resignation of Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has now spread to South Korea, where voters are warming up to a politician who likens himself to Bernie Sanders.
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Cwaik estimates the bitcoin community in Argentina has grown between 20 and 30 percent in the country in the past year, due to growth in related startups, more businesses accepting bitcoin, the government warming up to the technology, and increased coverage of bitcoin in the media.
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Relations between Pyongyang and Washington, on the outs after the failure of Trump and Kim's last meeting in Hanoi, appear to be warming up again, and Beijing will be keen to emphasize that it can be a help in this, or serve as a major hindrance.
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Gerrit Cole, one of the Astros' ace starting pitchers, had been warming up, but Hinch went with Harris because he did not want Cole to come into the middle of an inning, and he only wanted to use him with Houston leading, to finish out the game.
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The U's water-controlling valves allow for precise temperature targets of anywhere between 60 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit, and the shower uses easy-to-understand color cues on the controller's display to indicate when the water is warming up, cooling down, or at the perfect temperature.
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There, I found out what said spy was up to, but also got poisoned—and in my haste to sprint to the location with the antidote, I didn't notice a massive piece of machinery warming up and… poor Vijay Bhatia got caught in the works and perished.
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After warming up the orifice by starting with one finger and adding more, you can move into fisting by having the giving partner create a "duck shape" with their fingers (meaning: fingers are straight and pressed together, like a duck's beak) to slide the hand in.
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Around 1:30 AM, Konstantin took the controls for a DJ set warming up with a mix of dub and deep techno, echoing some of the strongest moments from Prince of Denmark's gargantuan 8 LP with his rolling kick drum, sub bass, and restrained use of melody.
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"It's safe to say as the world is warming up, we shouldn't be surprised we're going to get these extreme heatwaves here [United Kingdom], and all over the world," Ed Hawkins, a climate scientist at the University of Reading in the UK, said in an interview.
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In a sign that a small, but growing, crowd in the financial world is warming up to the idea of backing Mr. Trump, a who's who of financiers will host a fund-raiser for the candidate on Tuesday at an undisclosed location in New York City.
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After warming up to the new hosts Sandi Toksvig and Noel Fielding as well as judge Prue Leith during Collection 5, Collection 6 was pure comfort food (save for the decreasing value of the Paul Hollywood handshake, but we don't have to think about that right now).
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"It is more of a symbolic move showing that both sides will be willing to work with each other when it comes to trade ... It does seem that trade relations are certainly warming up between the U.S. and China," James Tao, a market analyst at CommSec said.
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In the trade on Monday and in overnight, we can see that Turkish currency crisis is still warming up in global market, and Turkish Lira plummeted, down weighting EURO to hit a record low in 13 months on Monday, and also pressuring other emerging market currencies.
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"Our trade checks indicate positive pickup for Hasbro into November, driven by improvement in doll category (Frozen 2 opened in theatres on Nov 22) and action figures, and improving Nerf trends," said UBS analyst Arpine Kocharyan in a note to clients titled "Warming Up To Frozen."
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ET, TSN103 (Toronto), FSN Carolinas ABOUT THE MAPLE LEAFS (210-24-22): After offering an ice-cold response earlier in the week, coach Mike Babcock apparently is warming up to the notion of pairing Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner on the same line on a more consistent basis.
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Nogueira was running back and forth between the roof where the grill was warming up, the living room to check on the fights, and out into the streets to enjoy a beer or two with extraneous members of the community that had decided to drop in on the festivities.
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Fiery Mars enters Scorpio on December 9, warming up the home and family sector of your chart, boosting your energy around tackling issues concerning your living situation, whether that means addressing an issue with a roommate or finding the willpower to handle some home repairs you've been procrastinating.
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"My 3-year-old daughter started opening up her Easter eggs while I was warming up food for lunch and she opened one and she opened one of these little Starbursts and she started choking on them," the news anchor continued, as she held up the pink-wrapped Starburst.
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They've opened arena dates for country superstars and headlined club tours but also ventured into territory more associated with jam bands: landing a Bonnaroo booking, playing the main stage at a festival headlined by Gregg Allman and warming up for the Tedeschi Trucks band at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium.
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Snapchat and Airbnb are warming up on the sidelines of an IPO, BuzzFeed, Palantir and Uber are snatching hundreds of millions of dollars every couple of months and young startups with no revenues and almost no users (such as Houseparty) raise tens of millions of dollars from top VCs.
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Graham, the state's senior senator and an expert on the military and foreign policy issues, campaigned for Bush at nearly every event in South Carolina the past 10 days, warming up the crowds with his Southern wit and playing the role of attack dog by lambasting Trump and Rubio.
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Unfortunately I'm about to be on the radio, and I have to finish warming up, but I love this question, so just quickly: meditation has definitely been a huge changer of my energetic field and allowing myself to commit to myself in a way that I never have before.
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Path data inside the home, collected and processed by internet of things devices, can provide enhanced amenities within living quarters — warming up the room as you emerge from the shower, decreasing the room temperature as you hit the bed, cooling the environment as you exercise on your stationary bike.
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On Tuesday night, around the same time the Cavaliers unveil their championship banner before their season opener against the Knicks at Quicken Loans Arena, the Cleveland Indians will be across the street at Progressive Field, warming up for Game 1 of the World Series against the Chicago Cubs.
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She's opened for the bedroom electro-pop singer Clairo in Europe and is currently on her first American tour, warming up crowds for Conan Gray, a 20-year-old esoteric pop singer who has over a million subscribers on YouTube and is signed to Republic, a division of Universal.
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I would never think of warming up normally like a real vocalist does, but on this show they have vocal coaches, so I would absolutely take advantage of that and work with the vocal coach and try to open up, warm up my throat in the classical way.
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As C.C. Sabathia walked off the field at Yankee Stadium after warming up before Game 225 of the American League Championship Series between the New York Yankees and Houston Astros, the baseball player's mood was upbeat — and better than it would be at the end of the night.
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If you want a searing example of how resentment takes precedence over learning from past electoral mistakes, consider the fact that it is only January and the chorus of liberal heavy hitters warning of the horrors of the Democratic Party being subject to "purity tests" is already warming up.
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With the official start of summer just around the corner, many wine drinkers have already swapped out their favorite reds for a chilled bottle of rosé, but if red wine is your all-time fave, you don't necessarily have to put it away just because the weather is warming up.
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More from The Verge:California is warming up to self-driving cars without a human driverLyft says it's expanding to new US cities faster than expectedUber will stop 'greyballing' government regulators Brown also implicates two other engineers in the scheme to steal Waymo's self-driving secrets: Radu Raduta and Sameer Kshirsagar.
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I wonder what you think has prompted this calculation for the prime minister and whether in fact you think this is sort of a zero-sum as in the warming up to China for India comes at the expense of its relationship with the U.S. as well as Japan and Australia.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Donald Trump Jr. sought on Thursday to clarify his remark that the media would be "warming up the gas chamber" if the Republican Party behaved the same way as the Democrats during the U.S. presidential campaign, saying it was a reference to capital punishment, not the Nazi-led Holocaust.
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As the creative director and co-founder of a trio of stylish perfume brands — Memo Paris, Floraïku and Hermetica — Molloy finds herself gravitating toward cozy elixirs during the frigid months, fragrances that conjure the feeling of coming in from the cold, warming up by the fire and inhaling something delicious.
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"When she started warming up to me, she would do some of the crane courtship [rituals] which involve running around with the wings flapping, bobbing her head, jumping up and down, flapping her wings, and picking up crumbs or grass or flowers and tossing them in the air and catching them," recalls Crowe.
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He adopted the phrase "America First," associated strongly with anti-Semitic isolationism in the United States before World War II. His son, Donald Trump Jr., said that if Republicans had behaved like Hillary Clinton, the media "would be warming up the gas chambers" — an odd choice of phrase that neo-Nazi websites celebrated.
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The man behind Wikileaks is Julian Assange and, although he's been under fierce fire from American political leaders in the recent past, a few are warming up to him — starting with President-elect Trump, who once went so far as to say Assange should face "the death penalty or something" for his crimes.
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She figured she could justify buying the blower since she tends to her co-op's garden, but when Bret brought home the bright red Milwaukee blower with its jumbo-sized black tube, their son took no time warming up to it, carrying it around almost everywhere he went and tucking it into bed.
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Since 1990, as the Arctic has been warming up and losing ice, extreme cold snaps and heavy snow in the winter have been two to four times more frequent in the eastern US and the Midwest, while in the western US, their frequency has decreased, according to a study published today in Nature Communications.
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I am warming up to Ruby—"I think I'm the kind of girl who puts all the crazy, all the worst bits, out on the line... then they can't be surprised later on," she says, before explaining she is a "sex psychic" and that that is a thing—and Nico is pulling this face (above).
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Accompanied by a cigar and a glass of wine, the three-time Pro Bowler and 23 NFL MVP admitted that he did not inform head coach Ron Rivera or the team that he was injured — even when he realized warming up before the season opener against the Los Angeles Rams that he was not himself.
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DYERSVILLE, Iowa — Bernie Sanders was warming up in shallow center field, launching balls toward the thick rows of corn that sweep across the perimeter of the "Field of Dreams" film site here in Iowa, when one of his press aides told a line of nearby reporters it was time for them to give the senator some space.
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States that may have been nervous about federal overreach after the critical infrastructure designation (which applied to all aspects of federal state and local elections including polling places, storage facilities, voter registration databases and the voting machines themselves) seem to be warming up to and opting into the "technical resources" that Homeland Security has on offer.
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A new survey shows that multinational companies may not be warming up to Privacy Shield, a data sharing agreement between the U.S. and the EU. Privacy Shield is an arrangement that allows companies to share personal data on European citizens to the U.S. The executive arm of the European Union, the European Commission, adopted the measure in July.
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But it's better than nothing, and at least signals a continuing trend of networks finally warming up to allowing their content to be shown in VR. Plus, the Super Bowl is an inherently social viewing experience that most of us watch with friends, so you probably don't want a headset strapped to your face all game anyways.
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NASA's global heat anomaly map for February lays out the situation:Image: NASAOur planet is warming up very quickly right now, due to a complex series of heat exchange processes between the ocean and the atmosphere that are being aggravated by the strongest El Niño on record and the ever-rising concentration of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere.
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That day, Huckabee appeared to be warming up to Trump, as he suggested he'd side with him over Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE if necessary.
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Time off is spent eating, sleeping, and exercisingDuring her time off, Mazzagatti will go to the gym, eat, and nap, before warming up for shows, making sure everything needed for the show is safe and in working order, and doing her own makeup before performing for hundreds of people — the theater she performs in can seat 800.
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Warming up the stage for chart-topping T.I., percolating for a crowd of almost a thousand, he emerged from backstage with his crew known as Trifecta—an artist collective of other first generation Canadian musicians, filmmakers, and supporters, with ethnicities ranging from Filipino to Vietnamese, Metis, Chinese and Thai—and they could all see he was ecstatic.
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That day had been a particularly contentious one for Mr. Trump, then the Republican presidential nominee: In a Washington Post interview, he refused to say that President Obama was born in the United States, and his son Donald Jr. was being criticized for saying "they'd be warming up the gas chamber" if Republicans behaved as Democrats did.
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But the show came under criticism immediately because of a somewhat misleading video of the crowd reaction and another one showing an unexpected guest: Giannis Antetokounmpo, the Bucks' star forward, who came out to begin warming up for the second half while Ja Rule was still performing on the court along with a group of dancers.
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During 210-220-230 training, after warming up, runners jog at a leisurely pace for 210 seconds, accelerate to a moderate speed for 220 seconds, and then sprint as hard as possible for 103 seconds, repeating the whole sequence five times, before walking for several minutes, and then completing five minutes of 210-220-230 training once or twice more.
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In this case, the models suggested that the daylight side of the planet would be subject to a perpetual rainstorm if Proxima because the star would be constantly warming up the ocean, resulting in moisture constantly rising to the atmosphere on this side of the planet, where it would form the clouds that would dump the water back into the ocean.
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Israelis on the left would add, at a minimum, the Netanyahu government's warming up to increasingly authoritarian leaders in countries like Hungary and Poland, and its demonization of the Hungarian-born, liberal Jewish financier George Soros — who also is a frequent target of anti-Semitic attacks in the United States and Europe — for underwriting activist groups that oppose Mr. Netanyahu's policies.
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US trade deficit in the first 7 months has reached $33.8 billion, greater than $316 billion in last year, with a 7% gain, so concerns about increasing trade friction is warming up, and some analysts who discussed that with us recently also against Trump's tariffs policy, suggesting that trade could be a drag on economic growth in the third quarter.
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He did not have time to talk, but I saw him a half-hour later at the rally, warming up the crowd as images of Le Pen on a horse and with a truffle-hunting dog rolled across a giant screen, evoking the connection with "La France profonde" (deep rural France) that is still de rigueur for any French political career.
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Here are some of the student headlines that really capture the meaning of this graph: "Scarf Makes Train Look Bad" by SlickNinja of Baltimore and "Knitting Congestion Into Art" by McBride of Denver; and these three from New Hampshire — "Weaving Through Heavy Traffic" by Daniel and Nate, "Warming Up with Delays" by Nathaniel, and "Knitting Through the Rows of Traffic" by Greg.
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