"Whipping in words only is not whipping it," he said.
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That's nothing compared to Trump whipping his dick out and everybody else whipping their dicks out.
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"She worried about the tone of the debate" that focused increasingly on immigration and "about the tone of whipping up fears and whipping up hatred".
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" - Leah, 225 "Ball of hair whipping around platform.
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"Dale correa," or "give them a whipping," the crowds roared.
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I usually throw it on while I'm whipping up something.
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Far from quieting the storm, Trump is whipping it up.
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" She continued, "Driving in my car, whipping up the tunes.
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Mr Bolsonaro's main talent is for whipping up public anger.
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Try whipping up this caramel pumpkin spice latte at home.
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It helped launch the Whipping Post brand six years ago.
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Asked whether he had started whipping votes, Majority Whip Sen.
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Google has wasted no time in whipping up a reaction.
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We can hear diehard fans whipping out their wallets already.
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They don't understand the catharsis of a consensual sadomasochistic whipping.
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"The flames were whipping and spreading so fast," she said.
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Others in the crew follow suit, whipping out their cameras.
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But she isn't whipping her members to oppose the legislation.
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MUMBAI (Reuters Breakingviews) - India's bond market deserves a good whipping.
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It is pure propaganda and the whipping up of hysteria.
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I tried whipping the whites, then beating in the yolks.
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I tried whipping the yolks, then beating in the whites.
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Mills: Having talked to the person who received the whipping.
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Soon we were whipping down a highway lined with jicaro.
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Trump is whipping his fans into hysteria over fiction. pic.twitter.
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In bad, the wind whipping off feels like a curse.
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"If P scratch me, I'm whipping her a–," said Gamble.
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Same deal as whipping out your phone on the can.
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We don't tolerate this divisiveness and whipping up a frenzy.
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Here's what to know before whipping out your credit card.
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"If P scratch me, I'm whipping her a–," says Gamble.
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Cornyn oversees counting and whipping votes for the GOP leadership.
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My scale, immersion blender, whipping siphon, and sodium citrate finally came.
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Confession: We're not the best at effortlessly whipping up homemade cocktails.
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"I won't be whipping any butter with ramsons oil," says Rasmus.
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News the nitty gritty on how she's whipping Shakira into shape.
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Morena has few legislators with experience in whipping congressmen into line.
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The holidays are whipping by at speeds we can't quite process.
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"The flames were whipping and spreading so fast," Vaughan told CNN.
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Four months later, she still feels the bruises from the whipping.
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The prospect of the elections is already whipping up strong emotions.
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There's also been discussions about "pre-whipping" legislation, according to Rep.
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House leadership says it is currently whipping votes for the proposal.
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Video footage showed whipping palm trees and darkening skies in Maui.
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She agrees that simply whipping medications away from patients is inhumane.
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Whipping his head, Kane emphatically knocked the ball into the net.
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The band could push "Whipping Post" in any direction — and did.
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"I'm reading it too," he said, whipping out his own copy.
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In Maui, video footage showed whipping palm trees and darkening skies.
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Several blamed fixers for whipping up a frenzy of unsustainable deals.
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It was moving west at 2000 mph, whipping 2421 mph winds.
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This is not about governing, it's about whipping up his base.
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But on Monday he dominated with his serve and whipping groundstrokes.
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Each charge carries a jail term of up to 232 years, a financial penalty and a whipping sentence, but both Najib and Irwan would be exempted from whipping as they are over the age of 21.
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The biggest focus will be whipping votes on the convention Rules Committee.
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Still, whipping up fear of refugees and crime makes for successful politics.
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So instead they're whipping their supporters into a frenzy of mindless rage.
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Why has Chuck's become the favourite whipping boy of gun-control campaigners?
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Ah-May, her long braid whipping, came into the bar without warning.
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And it's a better customer experience than whipping out all this stuff.
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Sodomy is punishable by up to 20 years in prison and whipping.
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That has not stopped Bulgaria's politicians from whipping up anti-refugee hysteria.
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Still, Angelina gets the Fishy for whipping the votes behind the scenes.
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Pastry chef Claire Ptak has been tasked with whipping up the cake.
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How did this successful, gifted musician ever become such a whipping boy?
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All the campaigns boast of an embryonic whipping operation to woo supporters.
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Why are you being used as the 'whipping boy', if you will?
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But House Republican leadership is whipping votes in support of the agreement.
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Russian media pounced on the story, whipping their audiences into a frenzy.
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What sort of heavy-duty winds were whipping through Florida that day?
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This year's Global Citizen Festival is whipping up some top-shelf talent.
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He was tied to the social media version of a whipping post.
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The anger Mr. Trump is whipping up is not a small phenomenon.
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I'm taking the whip and I've been whipping myself on this one.
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It basically involves whipping ice cream with a stand or hand mixer.
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Once again, the Federal Reserve has regrettably become a favorite whipping boy.
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"He's playing on this fear, whipping up the fear," Mr. Considine said.
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"The answer is not spanking or hitting or whipping them," she said.
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Giada says gone are the days of whipping up 20-ingredient dishes.
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He practically glides, whipping his hands across the wheels of his chair.
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There's shock — really — that China is not whipping North Korea into shape.
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Plus, it wasn&apost just a matter of whipping up new recipes.
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It described whipping up the public to pursue and apprehend a criminal.
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It was moving north at 13 mph, whipping up 25-mph winds.
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" A senior Democratic aide disputed that claim, however, insisting, "We're whipping it.
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Just add a well-beaten egg white while whipping up the potatoes.
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If found guilty each charge carries a jail term of up to 20 years, a financial penalty and a whipping sentence but both Najib and Irwan would be exempted from whipping as they are over the age of 50.
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But the potential is there for a true tussle, and there is a bit of a mirror image in Thiem's game, with Thiem whipping his world-class forehand with his right hand and Nadal whipping his with his left.
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Instead, they're whipping out their plastic in the comforts of their own homes.
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What is a once proud team turned Warriors divisional whipping rock to do?
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The band, meanwhile, is in a frenzy: punishing their instruments, whipping their hair.
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A ruthless British chef whipping up an American-style, food porn-esque breakfast?
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Maybe it's just someone making small talk while whipping up a creatine smoothie.
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Add the melted cannabutter, heavy whipping cream, and salt to a pan.229.
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Republicans in California tried whipping up fears of illegal immigrants in the 1990s.
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But R. spinosus isn't even at the top of the tongue-whipping game.
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And a half pint of whipping cream was up by about 3 percent.
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Whipping is prescribed for all manner of crimes; children are not necessarily exempt.
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Last year he's whipping Lupita, this year he's crying at Eazy E's funeral.
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The strategy could help it avoid the backlash whipping other businesses in tech.
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So take a cue from them next time you're whipping up some slaw.
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This result wasn't as shocking, but it was just as thorough a whipping.
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Whipping up communal strife is a necessary part of the Hindu nationalist playbook.
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Yet winning a presidential campaign involves more than simply whipping up unfocused outrage.
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The all-out whipping effort highlighted the urgency facing Republicans on Capitol Hill.
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People in eastern parts of the Dominican were seeing whipping winds Wednesday night.
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"I'm so sweaty," he said, whipping out his phone for a group selfie.
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Some showed protesters whipping detainees in military uniforms rounded up on the bridge.
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"Steve was very good at whipping people up into a passion," he said.
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Continue whipping until the mixtures is uniform and fluffy, scraping down as needed.
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Uber has been a political whipping boy the app first landed in 2013.
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Canada and America, for example, are full Glee club, whipping out Broadway numbers.
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I spun through them, the pages whipping by like an old-school Rolodex.
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The sound of wind isn't present, though it's whipping through the plane's cavity.
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He filmed the adoring crowd on his cellphone, whipping it into a frenzy.
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The final ingredient was the heavy Santa Ana winds whipping across Southern California.
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"Whipping Post" carried the Allman Brothers to improvisational peaks through decades of concerts.
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Rising tensions in the Middle East are whipping commodity markets into a frenzy.
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However, with the Trump team, whipping up fear seemed to be the goal.
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Our go-to gadget for whipping up cozy winter dinners: the Instant Pot.
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Even cooler: Our telescopes caught S2 whipping around the black hole in May.
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Both have pleaded not guilty to all of the charges, which carry individual jail terms of up to 20 years, financial penalties and a whipping sentence — however both would be exempted from whipping as they are over the age of 50.
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Because what's better than whipping up a two-ingredient boozy treat recipe at home?
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Whipping the new bill just after Trump spoke would have been a fool's errand.
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Ariana Grande is, once again, whipping up a storm of excitement on social media.
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Pete was whipping Jesus, who's carrying the cross, while the devil shouts at them.
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Whipping is also a penalty but Najib would be exempt because of his age.
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We grab chicken thighs, broccoli, old fashioned oats, brown sugar, and heavy whipping cream.
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There's a Special Offer banner whipping across the top-left corner of my screen.
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Isaac Zavala, a potter, watches the wind whipping the clouds and experiments with spheres.
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The guards threw them to the ground, whipping their legs, according to witness testimony.
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The next thing I knew, I was outside in the snow and whipping wind.
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It invariably damages the economy (thereby whipping up the discontent upon which it thrives).
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Late one night, she even stumbles upon him whipping himself in atonement over something.
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"I'm pretty good at whipping people into shape," he said of the inexperienced pair.
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One baker is whipping up Disney-inspired pies from scratch—and they're totally epic.
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Black masks, whipping Molotov cocktails, throwing desks through windows, with signs stop the fascists.
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Indians no longer have to worry about whipping out their smartphones at gas stations.
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The Dutch oven is perfect for whipping up a light and airy chocolate souffle.
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Anyone else notice Ambassador Kent whipping out the double Nalgene in the #ImpeachmentHearings pic.twitter.
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Make whipped cream with 1 container of heavy whipping cream and sweeten with sugar.
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"That certainly would help, in terms of whipping votes on the CR," McCaul said.
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And other lawmakers said Democratic leaders are already whipping the $4.6 billion Senate proposal.
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You can see the chefs behind the buffet whipping up fresh (and healthy) fare.
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Now, the Clintonian centrists are the whipping boys for the rising economic-populist wing.
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"Anthony was gassed in the third round, and took an ass-whipping," Loew said.
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Here's Prince whipping a pass to rookie Damion Lee in the weak-side corner.
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The nearly three-minute-long video captures the artist violently whipping a white canvas.
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But simply whipping up Mateo's Achiote drink isn't all you need to get better.
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Ross is facing aggravated assault and kidnapping charges for allegedly pistol-whipping a groundskeeper.
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"New York had slave auctions and slave whipping posts and slave rebellions," he noted.
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"Whipping Girl" is in many ways a celebration and defense of feminine gender expression.
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Searches for Best Buy during the same period were up a whipping 712 percent.
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Durbin said the Democratic leadership, however, is not actively whipping centrists to oppose Pompeo.
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The fire brought whipping winds, bursts of thunder, lightning strikes and, very briefly, rain.
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House Democratic leaders say they will not be whipping members on an impeachment vote.
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They brought out chains with five-inch blades and started whipping their bare torsos.
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Every move seems calculated, even when she's whipping her hair around like a propeller.
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Ro Khanna told CNN that his leadership is not whipping against the budget deal.
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He often lines up inside over guards, whipping them with violent hands and quickness.
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The towel he's whipping around gets an almost immediate, theatrical toss into the crowd.
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The offense carries a maximum jail sentence of five years, a fine and whipping.
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" She recalls saying on a conference call with Brooklyn officials that she left like a slave: "I'm not Patsey the slave ... Y'all keep whipping me and whipping me and you never give me any money or any way to do my damn job.
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A PRESIDENT is swept into office after whipping up a wave of grievance and resentment.
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We hit a footbridge and landed upside down in a canal, wheels whipping water around.
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Even President Donald Trump has homed in on the violence whipping through the Windy City.
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" Tonight, Hall is whipping up her Chicken Thighs with Spicy Tomatoes & Olives recipe. "Toot-toot.
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We even learned Teigen's secret for whipping up a batch of perfectly hard boiled eggs.
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Whipping the new bill just after Trump spoke would have been a fool&aposs errand.
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It never happened to him, but the militants punish such infractions with fines and whipping.
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But a reliance on whipping up anger and resentment is an unstable, high-risk strategy.
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These eateries are damn good at whipping up flavorful, inventive grub — AND are affordable, too.
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"It's fun when everyone's running around, cutting, and we're whipping the ball around," Curry said.
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Mr Chamisa has been irresponsibly claiming a colossal victory for weeks, whipping up his supporters.
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People are whipping snowballs at the competitors as they're going over jumps and doing flips.
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I don't think it was actually porn, but I do remember some nudity and whipping.
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A police chief hopeful expounds, for no apparent reason, his predilection for whipping during sex.
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We love to eat — but actually whipping up our favorite foods at home from scratch?
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I reluctantly give Bryan points — okay, one point — for whipping out the arts and crafts.
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A common premise: whipping Santa's workshop into productivity shape, this time, Glengarry Glen Ross-style.
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There were videos of Libyan coast guards whipping terrified black women and children at sea.
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In the past, punishments for breaking zina laws included whipping and even death by stoning.
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What is nearly certain is that a grand old party faces a whipping next year.
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Whipping up public furor on both sides I don't think it is constructive or helpful.
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A remote, complex and technocratic body, the EU is the perfect whipping boy for demagogues.
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And then hopefully you'll see me whipping a long braid around on a motorcycle soon.
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If voting were universal, parties would not benefit from whipping their bases into a frenzy.
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A personal loan won't help if you're still whipping out the plastic at the register.
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Chicago Metallic's Split Decision Pie Pan makes whipping up a variety of pies a breeze.
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So, America: Join us in whipping out your Mexican thing and register to vote today.
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Place the whipping cream, the remaining sugar, and vanilla extract into the chilled mixing bowl.
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The Facebook media cycle took a head-whipping quadruple turn over the past few weeks.
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Blue light on people dancing at a music festival while the wind is whipping up.
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And therefore, whipping up a homemade spread might be the only option on the menu.
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He's suing for damages and wants Val to be barred from whipping up anymore tumbleweeds.
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During the storm, a giant tree crashed into their home, sending whipping rain pouring inside.
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Ryan clearly isn't able to swing things and Trump has barely done anything resembling whipping.
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But with the wind whipping past your knees and elbows, it feels a lot faster.
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Her whipping ponytail drew a circle, as she pirouetted, dizzyingly, in time to the music.
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However, under the new measures, those found guilty could see penalties including whipping and stoning.
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The company was a whipping boy for politicians looking to lay blame for the crash.
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The government accused the Lopez clan of whipping up a media frenzy to gain attention.
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I loved the sun beating down on my face and the wind whipping around me.
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Meanwhile, Trinity worked the runway back and forth, whipping her hair around as Charlie floundered.
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By early evening, the winds were whipping past 22014 miles per hour on some holes.
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The pitchers would sometimes fool with him, whipping a real fast one over the plate.
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Hurricanes can be hundreds of miles across, with winds whipping fast enough to rival tornadoes.
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The whipping motion of pitching a softball underhand is nothing like throwing a baseball overhand.
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He lashes out at opposition politicians for whipping up a fake campaign of economic hardships.
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So I did it, and he called another Sodalite to start whipping my bare back.
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He opens "The Water Will Come" with a fictional hurricane whipping through Miami in 2037.
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The most popular use for an immersion blender is whipping up fruit or protein smoothies.
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" He added: "Schumer may know, but nobody has done public or private whipping on this.
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Jetta was restless, and we took her for a walk, bracing against the whipping wind.
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He responded by whipping around and throwing his full cup of coffee in her face.
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You'll need a few more ingredients, including garlic, onion, broth, heavy whipping cream and cilantro.
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Democratic leaders are not whipping votes for support, calling the impeachment vote one of conscience.
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Minutes after whipping the internet into a frenzy, it seemed that Facebook removed the feature.
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Hence the leadership's opposition, even if they don't seem to be whipping others to follow.
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The final scene features a priest whipping Jesus on the cross with a leather flogger.
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Clinton and the Democrats were "whipping up a neo-McCarthyist hysteria about Russia," he said.
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House leadership says it has been whipping votes for the Goodlatte proposal, to no success.
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Venus clashes with Neptune, whipping up all sorts of interesting conversations and finding you sharing secrets.
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When you're whipping up a healthy meal, you know to include some veggies in there somewhere.
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"We only care if she's whipping her caucus and she's not doing that," the official said.
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Dos Santos showed plenty of it, often whipping in a southpaw jab from the new stance.
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Many Lebanese think Mr Bassil is whipping up nativist fervour to further his own presidential ambitions.
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We already have trouble pronouncing the food term, let alone whipping up a bowl from scratch.
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WILLIAMS: ... used to be like, you know, the whipping boy, and now it&aposs Hillary Clinton.
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Which is why whipping up a homemade, non-pathetic breakfast always seems out of the question.
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Kim snapped a video of her and her "hair inspiration" whipping their matching long hair around.
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Williams practiced in a bathroom mirror folding the banner into her bra and whipping it out.
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The droplets themselves were created by whipping liquid metal, above its melting point, into a froth.
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Considering the media's performance thus far, Lauer's new status as whipping boy feels overblown, but understandable.
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Hurricane Matthew is whipping away at Florida's shores this week—threatening lives and homes and parties.
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Scott Stapp is whipping his hair like a horse that wants to take its jacket off!
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Venus opposes Jupiter, whipping up all sorts of fun and romance in your life today, Gemini!
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And by whipping up ethnic Turkish nationalism, he is dashing the hopes of Turkey's 20m Kurds.
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They can start by refraining from whipping up, or hopping on, the "Franken for President" train.
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It carried the sound of a disappointed teacher or mother delivering a lecture before a whipping.
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The first is to humor them by politely chuckling at their whipping of the stallion's corpse.
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"This was an ass-whipping," ADP President and CEO Carlos Rodriguez told Reuters after the announcement.
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Whipping them up from scratch is a lot more gratifying, and not the least bit hard.
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Leadership (and the administration) has been whipping the latter very hard over the last few days.
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Inside, a woman in a tight leather corset named Lydia Vengeance whipped those who wanted whipping.
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Fierce Santa Ana winds are whipping the fires with gusts up to 85 miles per hour.
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Steve Scalise's office announced that Republicans will start whipping votes tomorrow ahead of next week's vote.
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And then Neuvirth came out of nowhere, whipping around to block the puck with his stick.
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If you choose to go in spraying bullets, she's right there with you pistol-whipping fools.
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I can't stop my head from whipping around in every direction and I hear it again.
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He concentrated on singing, strolling around and occasionally whipping his microphone cord — no wireless for Morrissey.
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He began whipping fireballs around like yo-yos, but one of them got away from him.
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The law requires amputation of a hand or foot for some crimes, and whipping for others.
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Paranoid androids: • Is Ashley Stubbs, a whipping post for most of the season, actually a robot?
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If 32 fouettés, or whipping turns, are out of reach, substitute a circle of piqué turns.
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Maybe with enough whipping, we could resurrect this old dead horse — but I doubt it. 85033.
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So far, it has done an outstanding job whipping eggs for genoise and kneading bagel dough.
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The legislators of both parties cover up their flight from fiscal responsibility by whipping up hatred.
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I am whipping up meals more delicious than those from just about any chef in town.
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Virginia Riley, also in Boston, posted this video on Instagram of the whipping winds and snow.
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Pruitt apparently intended to use The HSUS as a whipping post to further his political ambitions.
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There are "leaders" in 30 states who essentially oversee the whipping process in their respective states.
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Offenders can face up to 10 years in jail, whipping and a fine under the law.
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Conquering adulthood doesn't end with whipping your credit score into shape and scheduling regular dental appointments.
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In the winter, they brave the wind whipping from the Hudson as they walk to school.
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The panel's Republican majority focused largely on McCarthy, whose agency is a perennial GOP whipping boy.
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To make your own whipped cream, add 1 cup heavy whipping cream to a chilled mixing bowl.
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Trying to open my phone in pitch black room or after whipping my glasses off my face?
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Honey, I was doing a shot and whipping it, then it was gone... but I was prepared.
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Everybody in the audience was a shitty kid, just whipping snowballs at the competitors and the judges.
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It has a prominent leader (Mr Rees-Mogg), a hyperactive organiser (Steve Baker) and a whipping structure.
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This kitchen staple is perfect for whipping up soups, stews and a variety of one-pot meals.
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Usually you'll see a nice improvement in speeds, but nothing to warrant whipping out the credit card.
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My aunt's Facebook wasn't always littered with videos she shot of Donald's motorcade whipping down the highway.
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Not only are they super cute, these helpful gizmos make whipping up a meal way more fun.
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Start the whipped cream: In a medium saucepan, stir together the whipping cream, espresso powder, and sugar.
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"We found ourselves at the nexus of all of those and became the whipping boy," he says.
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Video showed one suspect pistol-whipping a worker before the group fleeing on foot, the station reported.
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Get yourself an electric mixer, because whipping egg whites to stiff peaks by hand is no joke.
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Willow's self-titled album is finally here -- and no, she's not whipping her hair back and forth.
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"Cops are whipping guns out and shooting poor kids in the street who didn't anything," says Amber.
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A whipping doesn't kill you: you just get rid of the dust, stand up, and keep going.
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If the answer is no, then the mere idea of whipping up a batch may seem daunting.
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That's the perfect combination to justify breaking out the blender and whipping up some refreshing frozen margaritas.
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Hughes likes David Hockney and Edvard Munch, whipping them into pictures that are hard to not like.
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But if you're imagining an in-house chef whipping up made-to-order omelets, you'll be disappointed.
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He said he could no longer hit his signature shot — his whipping topspin forehand — without major pain.
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Does Peterson whipping his kid's balls rise to the level of conduct detrimental to my fantasy squad?
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"The flames were whipping and spreading so fast," Whitney Vaughan said after fleeing her home in Paradise.
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A fantastic whipping operation, which Johnson already has, might finally push his deal past the finish line.
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Now that the bill is written, the task of whipping and passing the bill falls to leadership.
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It has denied any role in the poisoning and says Britain is whipping up anti-Russian hysteria.
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Within weeks, she is mending their clothes, whipping up rustic meals, stuffing lavender sachets in their closets.
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Her vote total will signal whether she has the votes locked up or needs to keep whipping.
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Now they seem fine with the public whipping of our NATO partners while Trump butters up Putin.
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There is a god damn weaponized rubber disc whipping around the ice that can change direction instantly.
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I bought a box (thankfully, America wasn't facing a shortage then) and a black "whipping cream" canister.
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The whole mic whipping thing, it seems really… there's something sort of sinister and sexual about it.
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As June approaches, many of you are whipping out your bathing suits and stocking up on sunscreen.
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This is an all-ages show, too: nothing scary, nothing violent beyond aggressive dessert whipping, nothing sexual.
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That's where the video came from — being put under pressure and whipping out whatever came to mind.
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"I think leadership is concerned because they're really whipping it," said Senator Dean Heller, a Nevada Republican.
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"The character of this country is on the ballot," Barack Obama thundered in Miami, whipping up Democrats.
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Whipping out a cigarette has become less cool, said Emmanuelle Beguinot, director of anti-smoking association CNCT.
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Does she sing "I'm Movin' On" while vacuuming the rug, whipping the power cord like a lasso?
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Dawson ran away, further into the CVC before whipping around and pointing his weapon at the officer.
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Her hands were literally whipping my face, which really hurt, and didn't leave me feeling very relaxed.
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"I have no message to them, we are not whipping this legislation," Pelosi told reporters last week.
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In detention, detainees routinely are threatened, beaten, subjected to foot whipping, in many cases subjected to torture.
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It sounds as easy as whipping up cake mix, but the actual process is much more difficult.
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This appliance is great for cooking a whole turkey or just whipping up a serving of fries.
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The images showed the Viking Sky listing in the midst of whipping winds and white-capped waves.
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Russia has denied any role in the poisoning and says Britain is whipping up anti-Russian hysteria.
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If you ask conservatives in the Freedom Caucus, leadership has slowed that whipping process to a crawl.
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A cold wind is whipping past, but the engineers scurrying around the giant room don't seem to mind.
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Starting today, participating locations across the U.S. and in Canada will be whipping up this limited edition drink.
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Inevitably, though, they'd unravel and he'd have thick, sweaty ropes of hair whipping about as he pounded away.
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The stoics would say you're a dichotomy between whipping yourself to toughen yourself up and helping other people.
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The "100 Layers" video craze is still whipping through YouTube and it's still making most people's skin crawl.
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And with the White House whipping so hard against Rounds's proposal, getting any more Republicans might be tough.
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Given the strong breezes whipping off a part-frozen Lake Michigan, that could feel more like -48°C.
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Mr Erdogan has made a habit in the past of whipping up anti-Western sentiment ahead of elections.
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Then she came out to a passionate performance to Demi Lovato's "Confident," whipping the crowd into a frenzy.
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The government has form in whipping up consumer boycotts, as South Korean retailers and Japanese carmakers can attest.
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Because whipping out a credit card is pretty painless, so there is not much incentive to change behavior.
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But something tells me The Passion of the Christ 2 will also have a forty minute whipping scene.
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We have become a laughingstock, the world's whipping boy, blamed for everything, credited for nothing, given no respect.
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Garcia says if he can ever figure it out, there's a prize waiting for him ... AN ASS WHIPPING.
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While it's true that the IRS is the right's favorite whipping boy, why the campaign-style ad blitz?
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But before we step into Tajfel's study we need to briefly examine what we mean by whipping boy.
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Jeremiah spearheads whipping up a low country boil complete with corn, crawfish, potatoes and sausage, shrimp and crab.
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Opponents of Islamic State were executed and such crimes as smoking a cigarette were punishable by public whipping.
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Some criticized him for publicizing the illness and whipping up worry without a confirmed diagnosis of food poisoning.
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They line the inside surface of the windpipe, whipping in concert to drive foreign matter from the lungs.
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This is accomplished through such methods as whipping patients' feet, spitting holy fluids into their mouths or praying.
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Three boys stand on the beach, the wind whipping around their heads, facing each other in stony silence.
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There's no swift solution to this crisis, and whipping up hysteria about Russia will only make it worse.
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Lan was whipping sustained winds of 165 kph (100 mph) early Monday, according to CNN Meteorologist Haley Brink.
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She started off by trying cloud eggs which involves separating the egg white and whipping it until fluffy.
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Time to get a jump on party season by whipping up some protein-packed guacamole with roasted corn!
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As they walked in together, Curbelo said they were "not at all" concerned about the whipping against them.
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Price: $75These detailed glow-in-the-dark Disney x Vans Sk8-His feature Sally whipping up a potion.
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Was the parent whipping with a belt, which was painful but not usually dangerous, or choking, which was?
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But another prominent aspect of the celebration caught Bailey's attention: the ceremonial whipping of the tribe's female members.
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He used a light Caméflex Éclair 35mm camera, whipping it around like a dad at a backyard BBQ.
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Probably for the best—do you really want to eat a pizza that's been whipping through a field?
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"I was not expecting it to be so windy," Aparicio said, her long black hair whipping her face.
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Croatia is resorting to whipping balls in toward Mandzukic in the area, and one squirts through to Rebic.
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That's because, when it comes to whipping up ersatz abstraction, the ante was upped a long time ago.
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That said, I can see myself whipping it out next time I'm completely disoriented after leaving the subway.
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His son told U.S. senators last month he had been tortured in detention, including electric shocks and whipping.
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He acknowledged whipping them with a belt and forcing them to sit with paper bags over their heads.
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" With each one, the website said, the president's opponents are "whipping themselves up into full Constitutional Crisis mode.
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Then, in 1924, a bustling young director named J. Edgar Hoover set about whipping the bureau into shape.
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Women are required to wear head scarves, alcohol is prohibited and many offenses are punishable by public whipping.
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After all, when someone like Marks who is known for whipping the distressed debt markets speaks, Cramer listens.
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Today Davao has a central 22009 system, and new police vehicles can be seen whipping around the city.
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The eight-quart capacity makes it perfect for whipping up large batches to share or to meal prep.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that Democratic leaders were whipping against the disaster aid.
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Most celebrity chefs have a signature dish — but how do they fare when whipping up a classic dessert?
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A 1919 anti-lobbying statute bars agencies from whipping up citizens through telegrams but not via the internet.
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Perez has personally spent more than 100 hours whipping the votes, according to DNC Communications Director Xochitl Hinojosa.
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"I really don't know what to say after a tail whipping like that," Army Coach Jeff Monken said.
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Whipping between the establishment and the avant-garde, this pianist and composer is a rising star at 25.
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A couple of dozen people in the water at Korfos Beach whipping and flying in the forceful gales.
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He is on top of a carnival car, with horses, and a lot of people whipping the horses.
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She literally wakes and bakes, whipping up a daily batch of spiced dough in her South Boston apartment.
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Leaders on the right, in particular, exploit the insecurity engendered by immigration as a way of whipping up support.
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Whipping up gorgeous cakes would be so much easier with one of these iconic glossy machines on your counter.
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It's also supposed to rain at any minute, and we can already hear the wind whipping through the houses.
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Whipping up some auto-type recipes can help reduce the amount of time you spend retyping the same text.
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He then headed to a cave where he lived for 34 years, whipping himself to atone for his sins.
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Get the recipe: Crunchy brussels sprouts slaw In just 15 minutes, you'll be done whipping up this easy side.
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You know that crazy little fidget spinner all the cool kids (and cats, apparently) are whipping around these days?
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Gaga was spotted breaking it down and whipping her hair around in the front row during Janelle Monaé's performance.
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At this point, it seems like Epic can't do anything without whipping the PC gaming community into a frenzy.
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Grief takes over and he starts space pistol-whipping the purple brute, unfortunately catching Mantis's hand in the process.
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Whipping up a tasty mushroom rice ball or meat-stuffed pumpkin using guesswork instead of a recipe is satisfying.
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The world is dominated by irresponsible populists who are whipping up resentments, and irresponsible elitists who are ignoring discontent.
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As they cut past rice paddies, the wind whipping in their faces, the driver leaned back and shouted answers.
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Scientists are whipping up a milk made from cockroaches that may one day be suitable for humans to drink.
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Their private VIP tables are outfitted not with bottles, but with personal bartenders whipping up table-side craft concoctions.
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He persists in whipping up his supporters with denunciations of Hillary Clinton ("Lock her up!" they screamed in Orlando).
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But whipping up a plate of piping-hot cookies or a fresh cheesecake from scratch myself is another story.
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But when the camera is whipping around during a huge fight scene, how come we still know what's happening?
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Starting on September 6, Starbucks locations across the nation will be whipping up this hot new seasonal menu addition.
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Chemical research of that sort could accelerate pharmaceutical development, whipping up digital chemical reactions you couldn't digitally replicate before.
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Whipping one up as your go-to breakfast is basically a prerequisite for any sort of wellness Insta-stardom.
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From making your own hamish loaf to whipping up a vegan cheddar or tzatziki sauce, Roberston has it all.
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Mr Christie bashed Planned Parenthood: evidently an eternal whipping boy, no matter how many inquiries acquit it of wrongdoing.
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But take note: the luxury house that's whipping up Roberts' dress is a pretty unexpected choice for the actress.
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The criminal complaint alleges Kyles admitted to hitting her daughter but denied whipping her or pouring gasoline on her.
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They developed a reportedly sophisticated vote-whipping organization, counting supporters and opponents and fervently calling and emailing undecided members.
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The most exciting thing about him is his eagerness to play the fool, the whipping boy, and the sponge.
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To feel the chill of the brutal whipping winds of the Arctic and shrug it off, lean into it.
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Which was meant to emote how the song made you feel, not the actual act of pistol-whipping people.
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Across Europe, parties of the populist right have made strides (see chart) by whipping up angst about the newcomers.
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Lindquist's film footage of Newtown Creek turns seemingly innocent ambient sounds — water running; wind whipping — into portents of contamination.
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We put on our jackets and stepped into the sand, the salty ocean air whipping against our bowed heads.
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Trump took to Twitter this morning for some last-minute whipping—including this snide shot at the Freedom Caucus.
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Ryan needed to assert himself as speaker—to prove that he was capable of whipping votes and passing legislation.
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Instead of whipping my phone out to Google it, I decided give myself a thrill and stay completely unaware.
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Prominent Democratic strategists and candidates weren't whipping up fear of touchscreen machines going into the 2006 and 2008 elections.
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But should Weinstein in part blame Donald Trump -- for whipping up Hollywood against sexual assault in the first place?
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He seemed immune to Saturday's game-time temperature of 41 degrees, which dipped throughout the night amid whipping winds.
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The equation gets complicated quickly when you're whipping up sauces, simmering meats, and offering multiple sides on a tray.
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If whipping around on a coaster with a 23-foot-high loop and twists and turns at 2800 m.p.h.
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House GOP leaders are whipping the Goodlatte bill this week to see if it has enough votes to pass.
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As an infant, when Oscar would act up in public, I'd have no qualms about whipping out a boob.
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Khanna said he's not whipping on the rules package but thinks that a few other members share his opinion.
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"I was ready to be Queen Boob Activist, whipping it out everywhere — and I didn't have that," she says.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Swedish crown's struggle as one of the whipping boys of European currencies may be nearly over.
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"Our ruling class and their TV mouthpieces — whipping up fear over this virus," Fox host Steve Hilton said Sunday.
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Wolff characterizes Spicer as Trump's "flunky and whipping boy," and treats him with a mixture of pity and disdain.
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And Salter… His eyes fell on Salter, ripping it up to some pop song, all elbows and whipping hair.
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Sure, he's being put over a barrel by his favorite whipping boy, but he's also a very effective mentor!
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Instead, while whipping his base into a wall fervor, he also created anti-wall enthusiasm on the Democratic side.
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Through webcams, many people on social media were already watching the storm's initial winds and rains whipping the coastline.
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Dramatically whipping off his sunglasses, primetime field reporter-style, Conan found himself an empty street to make the point.
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Nobody should count on it whipping any sense into those conservatives who fell for him, also known as cucks.
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The network is a main media whipping post for Trump supporters who sit so squarely in Mr. O'Reilly's demographic.
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Curry followed that by whipping a pass to Iguodala for another slam, and the Warriors were up by 2216.
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Mr. Malone is known for whipping up complex structures that involve a maze of tracking stocks and holding companies.
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A classically trained flautist, she's become famous for whipping out her flute, playing a few bars and then twerking.
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Farther south, warmer waters were already whipping the seas into historic frenzies, providing more fuel for hurricanes and typhoons.
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Now a winter storm was whipping toward the mountain, it was getting dark, and Lowe faced a difficult choice.
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There are even unusual weather patterns whipping around the country and Trout, an amateur storm-tracker, must be fascinated.
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There is an element of violence or masochism in the scenes on the cross, whipping Christ, and such things.
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Chance of death: 6.67% Theon Greyjoy has pretty much been dead inside ever since Ramsay made him his whipping boy.
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Chance of death: 71.43% Theon Greyjoy has pretty much been dead inside ever since Ramsay made him his whipping boy.
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But that doesn't mean consumers weren't whipping out their wallets and filling their shopping carts ahead of the new year.
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You can add as much heavy cream as you want , because making whipped cream is just that, whipping cream. 5.
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RELATIVE VALUES Lead's role in all this has been that of whipping-boy in a relative-value trade with zinc.
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And when it comes to side dishes, Duff, 31, has a few favorites she'll definitely be whipping up this year.
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The bottom line: The storm whipping up political chaos across Europe is engulfing the leaders of the continent's three powers.
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Together, the two are a deadly strike team, whipping around the screen, claws out, skewering heads like mushrooms on kabobs.
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With a little whipping, the liquid develops a fluffy texture that resembles whipped egg whites, whipped cream, or milk foam.
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As we mentioned, zombie polar bear kills count as wight kills, so +10 to Jorah for whipping out the dragonglass.
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The guys proceed to go full-on Magic Mike, whipping their shirts off and grinding on women in the audience.
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At this speed, as the cream is whipping, the whisk will "cut" more evenly sized air bubbles into the cream.
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Whipping around the planet at high speeds, tiny bits of space junk pose a hazard to equipment and human life.
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He posted videos on social media that showed wind whipping through trees as heavy rains pelted people on the streets.
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He chided Kaine for "whipping out that Mexican thing again," as though calling Mexicans rapists should be no big deal.
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Electrek spotted a video uploaded by France's L'Automobile Magazine that shows the car whipping around the Nürburgring track in Germany.
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At other times she was fading it short and then when Keys was out of position, whipping up unreturnable forehands.
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Whipping up a smoothie or milkshake always sounds great in theory until you have to lug out your bulky blender.
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But we've been taking other precautions to brave the cold weather, like whipping out our most moisturizing skin-care products.
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The wind is whipping outside this morning, and I don't feel like walking the one block to my neighbor's house.
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Steel yourself for a high of 2351, but whipping winds will make it feel in the low 26s all day.
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He was in a long narrow alley, garbage whipping around his feet and graffiti marching along the soot-stained walls.
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Jorge Insunza was appointed secretary general minister, a post which includes whipping congressional votes for the president, in May 2015.
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The supermodel, 45, shared videos to her Instagram story of her husband-to-be whipping up a very special dinner.
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She zipped through the first set, whipping a crosscourt return into the corner to wrap it up in 27 minutes.
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Now Garner is whipping up her family's go-to chocolate sheet cake recipe from the Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond's cookbook.
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According to BuzzFeed, the anonymous mastermind behind the account currently resides in Mexico, whipping up egg-ceptional works of art.
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" While whipping up vegan avocado brownies, Wilson joked: "I just want to say for the record that I hate cooking.
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Beyond whipping up public outrage, Democrats have little institutional power to slow the conservative agenda's far-reaching health care changes.
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Angelina Jolie ain't whipping up any boring meatloaf for her brood ... instead she fries up a nice fat, juicy tarantula!
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It's basically taking tiny pieces of what makes its competitors, well, competitive, and whipping up the Walmart version of them.
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It's not quite complete weather-sealing, but at least you'll have more confidence whipping this thing out in a rainstorm.
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So they have become the focal point of the latest whipping efforts, and both are meeting with Trump on Wednesday.
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The alleged torture included "administering electric shocks, whipping the women on their thighs, and forcible hugging and kissing," HRW said.
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The museum sequence is like an exhibitionist "Vertigo" whipping open its trench coat and flashing its great big Judith Krantz.
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Reese Witherspoon is sharing her secret to whipping up an authentic Southern dinner from the comfort of a wicker chair.
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It's pretty much the perfect song to get lost to, driving down the 405, your hair whipping in the wind.
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Elsewhere in Iraq, security forces filmed themselves punching, kicking, and whipping men in ad-hoc detention sites, including school classrooms.
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Sanders said the White House has been actively whipping votes for Kavanaugh to help push him over the finish line.
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In retrospect, they suffered a modern version of a lynching, and Trump played a part in whipping up the crowds.
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"Look at this," said Peisson, whipping out the new smartphone he had received as part of his Olympic welcome package.
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But under the new measures, those found guilty of gay sex and adultery may be subject to stoning or whipping.
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It was giving people a chance to re-evaluate this person that had become a whipping boy for the '80s.
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The Wildcats are 8-1 on the road, the loss being an 85-58 whipping at Oregon on Feb. 4.
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One is moving from believing that you can maintain power with a minority of Americans by whipping up tribal frenzies.
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Instead of running around a ball field, Bailey is running a hand mixer, whipping up fresh batches of yummy treats.
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Maria arrived near Yabucoa, whipping the island with winds of 155 mph, just 2 mph shy of Category 5 strength.
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There's much more nuance to the controls this time around, and your whip has more uses than just whipping fools.
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That's right, we're talking about fermenting your own hot sauce, pickling your own kimchi, and whipping up your own mayo.
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In the moment, it works; shifting from a capable soldier to effortlessly whipping enemies around with your hand is rad.
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Malone is known for whipping up devilishly complex structures that unusually involve a maze of tracking stocks and holding companies.
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I asked the barista to make me his best drink, and he started whipping up a Himalayan salted caramel espresso.
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And O'Rourke was the closer, whipping up the Dallas crowd at the most raucous rally of Biden's campaign to date.
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Americans now have less trust in their government than in the media, the traditional whipping boy during times of crisis.
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"My only real skill is whipping the hell out of people to get them to do stuff," Ms. Wang said.
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Myth: Ancient Romans practiced Lupercalia, a fertility rite involving the whipping of women with the raw hides of sacrificed animals.
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It was 240 degrees, snowing, the Atlantic Ocean was colder than normal at 230 degrees, and the winds were whipping.
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From sunup to sundown, they worked under the watchful eye of brutal "whipping bosses" who flogged, mauled, and murdered them.
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But with winds whipping around Philippe Chatrier Court on Friday — Djokovic called them "hurricane kind of conditions" — he wavered wildly.
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"You are now dealing with a public that has become intolerant of broken bones, whipping, drugging and death," Guillermo said.
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Despite the rising waters and whipping winds, many in Miami expressed relief as the path of the storm veered west.
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Back then, the Republican Party was being taken over by an outsider whipping up populist forces against the elected leadership.
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In the U.S., Hurricane Florence neared the Carolina coast, with the storm growing in size and winds whipping the coast.
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Our mechanics laughed about "pencil whipping" the airplanes into the air, and we agreed that the paperwork was a joke.
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Those people are usually pretty sensitive about whipping them out only occasionally during concerts, which is the exact right amount.
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A bunch of games use the world whipping by your window as a resource, not least 1-2-3-Spy.
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"Next is the cardio whipping," says Claire my personal trainer – cue being repeatedly swiped until I'm red in the face.
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Listen: Whipping between the establishment and the avant-garde, the pianist and composer Conrad Tao, 25, is a rising star.
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Jay Inslee declared a state of emergency Friday as the region braces for whiteout conditions, whipping winds and frigid air.
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No surprise, Wall Street also became a convenient whipping boy for ambitious politicians like Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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But our personal-tech reporter, Brian X. Chen, cautioned against whipping out your credit card to preorder Apple's latest device.
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Welfare was a favorite whipping boy of Republicans, who made it a symbol of the liberal entitlement state run amuck.
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Washington (CNN)US President Donald Trump may have found another whipping boy when it comes to reining in North Korea.
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The brand's "Duo Nova" version offers 12 one-touch programs for whipping up everything from soups to poultry to yogurt.
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"There is a tradition of a shaman choosing a whipping boy to break him and then remake him," he said.
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Ferocious whipping winds are deemed to be at a maximum sustained speed of about 85033 mph, according to the center.
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He completed a slick passing sequence by whipping the puck from the slot past the former Islanders goaltender Chad Johnson.
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From mushroom tea to weed brownies, whipping up a special dish containing mind-altering ingredients is an age-old tradition.
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We had established this mold of Hayden singing beautifully about his pain and us whipping up a shitstorm behind him.
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They just kept on whipping up potent cocktails for delighted couture clients, all clad in the frothiest of ball gowns.
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The Kremlin has denied any involvement in the incident and accused the British media of whipping up anti-Russian hysteria.
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"We got word that Gateway Pundit is going to have a White House correspondent position, " Hoft said, whipping up the crowd.
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Modern synchronized swimmers are more like competitive cheerleaders or acrobats, throwing each other out of the pool and whipping bodies around.
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Whipping shows up pretty often in these scenes, an act that was actually quite a popular one for artists to depict.
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And as 2017 edges closer, we're curious to find out: Will they be able to keep whipping up the same concoctions?
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Small enough to tote anywhere, this stove is the perfect tool for whipping up a hot meal while on the go.
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But he also suggested that the coaching is whipping the startups that "take it seriously" into more attractive acquisition candidates, too.
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They say that political forces in the United States are whipping up hysteria about Russia's influence to discredit President Donald Trump.
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Whipping out her cell phone and putting on her reading glasses, Gloria suggests she take a peek at Lily's Instagram account.
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When asked about the ultimatum, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said statements from the United States and NATO were whipping up tensions.
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Dangerous Santa Ana winds are whipping Southern California, and a new wildfire is threatening the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum.
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Whipped cream tends to hold its volume (the air trapped during the whipping process) longer than either whipped yolks or whites.
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Try these five moves, all of which Holder used when whipping his model clients into amazing shape for this year's show.
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Pushing buttons, whipping it around hard objects, throwing it on the ground, even having a grown-ass man step on it.
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In one recording, the researchers even identified the ominous rustling of a category four typhoon whipping across the surface miles above.
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Apparently, they may be whipping up anti-Russian hysteria so as to overshadow the country's success in hosting the World Cup.
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Maduro says the U.S. government and other foes are whipping up hysteria against him to lay the ground for a coup.
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Once the sugar is incorporated, feel the foam and if it has any grittiness, keep whipping until the mixture is smooth.
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When whipping up an afternoon snack, she started with classic tuna fish salad ingredients but the end result wasn't quite right.
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The NRA gets paid to be the industry's public whipping boy, but you have to chase it all the way back.
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If President Barack Obama weren't term-limited from running again, Trump would be whipping up the same mob with different words.
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Whipping up a homemade meal in your kitchen can be just as special, and a whole heck of a lot cheaper.
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Some see Pashinyan as a demagogue who is trying to oust the country's democratically elected leaders by whipping up public anger.
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Distracting voters by whipping up anti-refugee feeling may be a deeply cynical ploy by Mr Orban—and might just work.
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He's got hacks for everything from getting the perfect crispy fish skin to whipping up the light-as-a-cloud gnocchi.
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After resisting well in the opening set, relying on his whipping forehand, Pouille lost his aggressiveness and Goffin took full advantage.
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With nudging from her boyfriend, she began whipping up a collection of recipes inspired by the show as a creative outlet.
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Many handheld steam cleaners offer a more eco-friendly and more modern alternative to whipping out the mop and cleaning chemicals.
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There's a fine line between whipping up panic and informing the citizenry so that people can respond in orderly, considered fashion.
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She lost the election, and they keep trying to drag her back as some kind of whipping gal, but that's ridiculous.
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Drug companies staunchly oppose the deal, and the pharmaceutical lobby was whipping votes against the deal on Tuesday, industry lobbyists said.
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Mr. Kamal said the problem had been exacerbated by business owners hoarding supplies and by the news media whipping up angst.
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Picture her now, whipping her head to one side then back again, her big eyes wetly beseeching some absent, universal lover.
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Wirathu is a leading light in Ma Ba Tha, a religious group accused of whipping up anti-Muslim sentiment in Myanmar.
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It's been a long time since Willow Smith first entered our hearts, whipping her hair back and forth without a care.
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"It was quickly whipping up into a frenzy, as things sometimes do on that Listserv," Todd A. Wiener, a resident, said.
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President Trump has voiced his support, and Senate leadership has taken a more active role in whipping the proposal's vote count.
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As soon as you enter the shop, you'll see counter-men whipping colorful frozen strands as if they are pulling taffy.
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I did similar things growing up, sometimes strutting around my room, whipping around the towels I had wrapped around my head.
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On Monday in Houston, Trump was again whipping a rally crowd into a fear frenzy with his dystopian vision of America.
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Whenever pilgrims visit our camp, he is always at the center of the clearing, 'coincidentally' whipping himself at that exact moment.
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"The result was a tornado of seagull excrement, feathers, pepperoni chunks and fairly large birds whipping around the room," he wrote.
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He was in his finest form on "Devil's Son," an over-the-top ode to murder, rape, and pistol-whipping priests.
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We now have so many potential candidates for president it's very difficult to talk about them without whipping out a chart.
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By the song's end, the singer was whipping her blanket around her head, dancing amidst a tidal pool of roiling bodies.
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President and head brewer Eric Tennant, is whipping up concoctions that pay homage to the tidewater region that they call home.
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Last year, United Nations officials said Facebook had played a "determining role" in Myanmar in whipping up genocide; thousands were killed.
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Skating in the playoffs for the fourth time, Bailey clearly relished the sensation of whipping the home crowd into a frenzy.
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Hawaii is bracing for Hurricane Lane, a Category 4 storm that forecasters say could bring whipping winds, flooding and high surf.
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My mom told me that MSNBC — far from whipping up partisan fervor — actually calms her down after a day reading Twitter.
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But Nadal kept him constantly off balance and out of position with his whipping shots, ferocious defense and adroit shot making.
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Ms. Anjari, like most Syrian women, has been cooking since childhood, and thinks nothing of whipping up dinner for 60 people.
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Rafe is as comfortable whipping up four dozen snickerdoodles for the school bake sale as he is working on his motorcycle.
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Stepping out, he saw Clark's squad car; no comfort since Washington had recently survived a severe pistol-whipping by the police.
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The next time you're about to order from your favorite Indian spot, consider whipping up this homemade chicken tikka masala instead.
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Listen: Whipping between the establishment and the avant-garde, the American pianist and composer Conrad Tao, 25, is a rising star.
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While Democratic leaders were urging their members to vote against it, they say they were not using the formal whipping process.
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It's since been downgraded to a typhoon but is still whipping up winds of almost 20103 kilometers per hour (125 mph).
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Homosexuality is illegal in Muslim-majority Malaysia, and carries penalties of up to 20 years in jail and whipping if convicted.
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Whipping winds of 210 to 250 mph and below-average temperatures caused headaches such as more power outages and flight cancellations.
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Republican senators said Wednesday afternoon that GOP leaders were whipping members on the question of whether to add the mandate provision.
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Meanwhile, in the House, Republican leaders on Wednesday announced they would formally begin whipping support for an immigration bill from Rep.
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But insiders have given Block credit for whipping the company's sales initiatives into place, including a stronger focus on vertical markets.
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These forces have descended upon Cleveland, already whipping delegates in behind-the-scenes efforts to convince them to vote their conscience.
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Maybe she wasn't mortified by the attention, and the redness was simply caused by the icy wind whipping through the harbor.
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The couple each face up to 10 years in jail, whipping and a fine under Singapore's Prevention of Human Trafficking Act.
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Democratic leaders are expected to oppose Green's resolution, but aides said they aren't whipping rank-and-file members on the measure.
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But overhead there were only clouds, heavy and wet, accompanied by an arctic wind whipping up shards of ice and snow.
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BRIAN SEIBERT Justin Peck seems to have no trouble whipping up expansive, effervescent ballets that hum with the energy of youth.
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Ripa strutted onto the stage wearing a robe over the viral one piece before whipping it off to reveal the hilarious ensemble.
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With a few lessons from his local cosmetology school, Wickherst was whipping Izzy's long, blond hair into French braids and inverted ponytails.
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It's like whipping up gold from scratch—only in modern times, the coveted substance might be a colloidal crystal or macromolecular assembly.
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Atlanta (CNN)An Irish woman with wind whipping through her blonde hair walked down a deserted Atlanta street in search of inspiration.
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Virtual RealityDo you have a VR headset that your boss wouldn't mind you whipping out in the middle of the work day?
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It was then further delayed after a conference meeting Thursday evening to allow time for whipping efforts and changes to be made.
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When it comes to both, nothing feels as satisfying as whipping out the popcorn (or, in my case, Goldfish) and pressing play.
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These store-bought blends are sold at most grocery stores, priced affordably, and usually call for the bare minimum when whipping up.
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Whips will still be permitted at this year's Breeders' Cup although a whipping ban has been proposed by the California Racing Board.
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For the "Washing Machine on Spin Cycle," Lopez moved her hips in a circle before whipping her hair around for the camera.
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Acts no longer deemed acceptable included spanking, caning, female ejaculation, face sitting (a suffocation hazard, although blow jobs were fine) and whipping.
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Mercury opposes Jupiter at 11:12 PM, whipping up plenty of exciting and inspiring conversations—but don't make promises you can't keep!
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" As longtime Texas political analyst R.G. Ratcliffe elaborated, "the party that does the best job of whipping up its base will win.
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Foods that are cool on a keto diet include bacon, heavy whipping cream, and coffee with butter in it, aka bulletproof coffee.
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This spunky squirrel makes easy work out of avoiding this husky, by just whipping around a tree trunk as quick as possible.
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We all have those friends who are mini Ina Gartens in the making — always whipping up fancy dishes and hosting dinner parties.
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A potential President Donald Trump would be almost as painful for Asia as for his usual whipping boy, Mexico, Nomura has warned.
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One of the most frequently cited whipping boys is the financial sector, which is portrayed as too large and out of control.
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He said he handed a power cord to Ferguson, who, Leonard claims, allegedly asked, "How could you?" as she started whipping them.
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"Ignacio is upstairs picking some strawberries," he says matter of factly before whipping past my shoulder to scurry up a dark staircase.
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The fitness instructor and owner of HIIT Australia credits her tough classes for whipping her abs back to their pre-baby toughness.
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The rare discovery is the second-fastest pair ever discovered, whipping around each other at speeds reaching hundreds of kilometers per second.
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This means for his whipping siphon pancakes, the buttermilk is measured out with a scale and the vanilla extract with a tablespoon.
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Cramer attributed this to the fact that they are easy political whipping boys in primary season and have had some disappointing earnings.
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But if you were expecting some sort of wow factor from whipping the NEX S out in public, it probably won't happen.
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The trailer dropped in the midst of the third quarter, as the Falcons were whipping the Patriots up and down the field.
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The mixed martial artist recorded a time-lapse video of herself whipping up a meal for her fiancé, Travis Browne, on Monday.
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"There's no quicker way of whipping up some nationalist sentiment and pride than to rally around a big military symbol," Chiu said.
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But for O'Daly, much of the president's anti-EU posturing pre-referendum boiled down to rhetoric aimed at whipping up nationalist support.
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Frank's plan is to push Congress to make a declaration of war, whipping Americans (and, more importantly, voters) into a fearful frenzy.
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The good news is Republicans have a recent track record of advancing bills without whipping them first, and it is famously poor.
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He's crisscrossing the country, sometimes giving multiple speeches a day, whipping up crowds for his former rival and down-ballot Democrats alike.
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In all seriousness, Powtoon is revered for its potency for whipping up videos guaranteed to impress customers, win converts, and land sales.
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There has been whipping with a leather belt, and there has been binding with wire, and there has been the elaborate machine.
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Fear mongering is great for whipping up supporters and soliciting donations, but it is hardly a recipe for an effective regulatory system.
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Politicians responded not with pragmatic ideas for reform but by whipping up anger and resentment, which only hastened white- and business-flight.
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Instead of whipping up the players and the crowd the way that Simeone normally does, he sat impassively high in the stands.
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GOP leaders are whipping aggressively in favor of the healthcare bill in hopes of holding a vote before a one-week recess.
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In Northern California, the offshore winds that had been whipping the area for days are expected to die down Monday, Hennen said.
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House GOP leadership is currently whipping the proposal as pressure mounts on Republicans to slash spending ahead of the midterm election cycle.
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These include whipping or death by stoning for extramarital sex and anal sex, among other things, and amputations of limbs for theft.
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The flag of Sicily — called the Trinacria, with its image of Medusa's head and three disembodied legs — was whipping in the air.
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The 28503-22019 vote fell largely along partisan lines, as GOP leaders rushed to the president's defense in whipping against the measure.
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His jab, whipping left hook, and cross check (to catch Barboza's favorite switch kick) all served him well in walking Barboza down.
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The conversation could also touch on what role, if any, senators want Trump to play in selling the bill or whipping votes.
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Tracer fire whipping overhead, roiling smoke, wrecked tanks in every direction and now you and your squad had to go into that.
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Celebrity chef Aarón Sánchez of "Chopped" and "MasterChef" is a big believer in this principle when whipping up a platter of tacos.
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WP Standard – formerly called Whipping Post Leather – makes rugged leather bags, totes, and briefcases and their Rucksack is one of my favorites.
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When the song starts, the pit becomes a violent whirlpool, a frenetic blur of bodies whipping into each other with furious abandon.
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Watching video while you're driving is a terrible idea, and whipping out your phone to record driver's-eye scenery isn't any better.
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Florida Coach Jim McElwain was impressed after his No. 13 Gators absorbed a whipping in the Southeastern Conference championship game in Atlanta.
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Her daughter, Tessa Talarico, captured video of the storm, showing the winds whipping through the city and the water nearly submerging homes.
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I heard repeatedly that I should ignore the social media hype and that talk radio was whipping things up to grab audience.
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Rather than whipping the score into moments of frenzy, Mr. Gergiev seemed to be striving for breadth and sweep — sometimes with success.
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Trans people are the latest conservative whipping girl, like African-Americans in the 1950s, or gay people in the 1990s and 2000s.
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The hard kicking Apidej fought him on eleven occasions and both men took turns on the whipping post as winners and losers.
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This means whipping up a relatable, shareable reaction to a Trump gaffe or horrific policy takes only a few minutes or less.
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In the last couple years, I've watched people become increasingly incapable of sitting through an entire movie without whipping out their phones.
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" Trump spoke of American grit, of "total American resolve," of American heart and American hands, whipping his audience into chants of "USA!
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Jay Banwell, a retired officer with the Army National Guard, said he had woken as wind was whipping at his bedroom window.
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Awkward on land, they cannot climb icy cliffs and so are vulnerable to warming weather and high winds whipping across the ice.
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A Slowthai gig is like a live political cartoon sketch, with the rapper whipping the crowd into a fevered mockery of authority.
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Lee waited patiently for Barzal to pass him the puck at the edge of the left circle before whipping it past Price.
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I, meanwhile, was trapped in a cycle of anxiety and thrashing that had me whipping up water like a marine Tasmanian devil.
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If you were the Democrats, would you replace her or would any new Democratic speaker become the same kind of whipping person?
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Then the ball starts whipping about on the perimeter, and zipping inside, and they come upon an opponent like a summer storm.
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They also rubbed elbows with the locals inside a restaurant where the future King tried his hand at whipping up a smoothie.
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Price: $12.99Every home chef needs measuring cups, and this cute set is sure to be useful no matter what you're whipping up.
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He also accused them of wanton abuse that included whipping his feet, prolonged solitary confinement, denial of medical care and severe malnutrition.
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"I've never seen whipping around like this," said Mr. Kennedy, who has been running portfolios with high-yield bonds for 30 years.
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In the address, Carr boasted of whipping a "negro wench" just yards away from where the statue stood for over a century.
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Violence and especially violence against women runs through Mr. von Trier's movies (whipping, rape, death), which often involve some kind of redemption.
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So to look at a hanging, a public execution, a whipping — the child would be told to count the number of whippings.
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Step out of your sheet-pan salmon rut by whipping up a lovely coconut-ginger sauce to go with lightly fried tilapia.
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Jay Inslee declared a state of emergency Friday as the Pacific Northwest braces for a pounding snowfall, whipping winds and frigid air.
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Dane Waters, leader of Delegates Unbound, which is planning to spend up to $3 million, said the whipping operation is already underway.
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" There is the director Nick Broomfield remarking on the metaphorical whipping he took from a dominatrix featured in his 1996 documentary "Fetishes.
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President Trump crisscrossed the country whipping up Republicans' anxiety about immigration, with warnings about a migrant caravan moving north through Central America.
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Meckler and others on the right have warned that Trump risked losing his grassroots base by whipping support for the healthcare bill.
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A chef is whipping up Christmas yule logs and other holiday treats inside a life-size gingerbread house at the Peninsula Paris.
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Democratic leaders are not formally whipping votes for the articles of impeachment, saying it is a vote of "conscience" for individual members.
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They've stirred public outrage using their orthodox stance to justify whipping protesters, and they're being linked to combat in Syria and Ukraine.
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CAROL GROSELondon There was an important element missing in your analysis of the difficulties in forecasting election results ("Democracy's whipping boys", June 254th).
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But as for whipping up a less healthful snack, like a chocolate milkshake, study participants preferred to indulge in a ready-made version.
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But, for my boyfriend — who isn't as comfortable in the kitchen — whipping up meals has become quick and easy with the Instant Pot.
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"She was uncomfortable with how the horses were being handled (the whipping sound was loud) so she quietly slipped out," the source explained.
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I stopped puffing and looked around the throng to see if any were whipping out their own Juuls for an after-school fix.
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" Whipping up a dish for a Food Network star is no easy task, and Brooks knows he's "not going to out cook Trisha.
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The message was clear: "We are whipping, because there is no path in the House on DACA," a Democratic leadership aide told Vox.
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She had three bowls filled with eggs, limes, and lemons, leaving us to imagine all the wonderful things she could be whipping up.
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The most dramatic incident Albinati relates from his school days involves some bullies whipping a weaker boy, as in a rite of flagellation.
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Already down the pecking order of European leagues, France was now seen as another Scotland: one powerful team, a lot of whipping boys.
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All of these whips can be used in what the BDSM community calls "impact play," which can include spanking, whipping, flogging, and caning.
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Before advancing east on the Plains, the storm had delivered whipping winds, heavy rain and snow to California and parts of the southwest.
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This part's easy: Just make sure the costume has been sitting out all day before whipping it on and getting into your Uber.
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A kind of rubber-band like movement enables the whipping motion, but the researchers aren't sure where all the energy is coming from.
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These gloves wake up the mad scientist in all of us, and look ideal for whipping up potions and mysterious jars of slime.
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Bruce said he handed a power cord to Ferguson, who, Leonard claims, asked the teens, "How could you?" as she started whipping them.
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Young men and women sip beer and sway to the rhythm, seemingly unconcerned that, under Islamic law, such depravity is punishable by whipping.
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By grabbing an indoor grill, you can keep whipping up burgers, veggie kabobs, and your favorite summer recipes well into the chilly months.
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They would follow society's moral conventions and, if they deviated, their punishments at the prison or whipping-post were only to be expected.
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The cult is nothing more than a scapegoat, a whipping boy for all of the problems of Hope County and America writ large.
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Long before the Pitch Perfect star married her co-star Skylar Astin, he was whipping up meals in the kitchen to impress her.
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But behind the scenes, Clinton was whipping support from women's groups and female elected officials for her once and future protégé, Kirsten Gillibrand.
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Activist investors are putting the U.S. banking sector in their crosshairs, betting that headwinds whipping through the industry will accelerate consolidation among lenders.
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Where candidate Trump pledged to increase social mobility for American minorities, Le Pen uses minorities as a whipping horse to pleasure her base.
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Even on my laptop's tinny speakers, the sound is unmistakable: the click-clacking, slip-sliding sound of a Rubik's Cube whipping into shape.
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The Weather Channel reported that winds will be gusty but are not expected to be as strong as the whipping over the weekend.
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Before the cringeworthy moment, "outsider" cast member Hannah Pearson is whipping up dinner with her boyfriend Louis Oswald and his pal Daniel Eichholz.
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Bruce said he handed a power cord to Ferguson, who Leonard claims asked the teens, "How could you?" as she started whipping them.
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You can use them for a lot — chopping up ingredients for a meal, grinding coffee beans, whipping up delicious smoothies, and much more.
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Since then, Portland Taco Festival's Facebook page has become a whipping post for organizers, who didn't bother mentioning the cancellation on social media.
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No-bake cheesecakes are typically made by whipping cream cheese and Cool Whip together, then pouring the mixture into a graham cracker crust.
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Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn told CNN on Tuesday that GOP leaders are whipping the Mueller bill to see where the votes are.
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"We are whipping the bill to see where people are, to give us an idea of what the outcome would be," he said.
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Like Ken Loach, Arteta is clearly confident of preaching to the converted, and of whipping up indignation at those who mean us harm.
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The City Council was nearly unanimous in its resistance to the order, whipping up anger in white neighborhoods that fueled violent street protests.
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Schadenfreude because banks — seen as whipping boys since the 230 financial crisis — were delighted to see a tech giant brought down to earth.
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The White House can always gauge support for this with the cooperation of Republican leadership by whipping the vote count beforehand, of course.
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Their first kiss was swallowed by a flurry of flash photography, screaming, and guests whipping out their phones to record what went down.
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Cossack republics were declared in the Luhansk region, in three small towns, where traditional Cossack rule including punishment by public whipping was established.
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"He's giving life not just to conspiracy theories, but really whipping people up into anger and worse into different people in this country"
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"If there is the finger of leadership on the scales to tip something one way or another, that's not whipping it," Meadows said.
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The villain can lay anybody he wants, have as much fun as he wants cheating and stealing, getting rich and whipping the servants.
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You can add a cup of these to any of your favorite recipes, whether you are whipping up cookies, cupcakes or even brownies.
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While Scalise continued to work on whipping members, Ryan walked to the back of the floor, leaned on a railing and looked on.
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Some of us are looking to put our stand mixers to sweeter use by whipping up brownie batter, cookie dough, and ice cream.
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The only thing that could beat watching it would be whipping out a Nintendo Switch and playing it under your desk at work.
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So, once we do most of the whipping, we can sprinkle in a few handfuls of crushed up Cadbury Creme Eggs, and — voila!
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If you've played any first-person shooter, however, you know that playing it well usually requires whipping your perspective around in all directions.
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He had an unconventional swing, which he acknowledged was not pretty: Crouching severely over the ball, he hit with a short, whipping motion.
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Mr. Erdogan, who heads an Islamic political party, has long used America as a whipping boy to divert attention from his political problems.
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It is an audaciously risky parlor trick, like going to Monet's pond, whipping out an iPad and trying to paint the water lilies.
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Because as looks go, I don't think anyone is gonna be awed by me whipping off my rash guard to play some volleyball.
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D. Its members and allies are expert in whipping up online mobs, attacking dissenters and challenging each other to be the most vitriolic.
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Now he is back to whipping his forehand with his trademark blend of abandon and precision, and back in another French Open final.
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Russian officials say the West is whipping up anti-Russian hysteria around Moscow's alleged involvement in both the U.S. presidential election and Brexit.
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Instead, too many have resorted, once again, to whipping up fear over crime to defend policies that lead to over-policing and incarceration.
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The temperatures are dropping, the winter winds are just weeks away from whipping, and your heat tech running gear is calling your name.
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I walk into the kitchen and see my better half deftly whipping up dinner, music playing and an open bottle of wine waiting.
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McConnell has promised the group that he will set up a vote on the measure, and his leadership team isn't whipping against it.
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Connect he did, whipping the partially filled arena into a frenzy by reprising the red-meat rhetoric from his us-against-them campaign.
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The next time you're about to drop $213 to $214 on a delivery order, consider whipping up this homemade deep dish pie instead.
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This time around, Matty's whipping up banh mi from scratch, along with a side of crab fried rice and Vietnamese flan for desert.
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This version spun up, launching heavy weights at relativistic speeds in an ever- growing spiral— whipping them through space, a merry-go-round shotgun.
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But in his first appearance on the reboot, which premiered April 7, Yip may be whipping up something that will have his clients cringing.
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She caused outrage in 2017 when a South African model accused her of whipping her with an extension cord in a Johannesburg hotel room.
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I made scrambled eggs in the sous vide, immersion blended them, and foamed them with my new whipping siphon over a bagel for breakfast.
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The fire tornados could be kicked off by whipping winds interacting with unique terrain and topography, or a spin enabled by the heat itself.
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For you, maybe that's the sweet, syrupy smell of rolling out of bed to your dad whipping up waffles on a lazy Saturday morning.
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The idea originated from an offhand remark Goldberg made to Tommy Leonardis, her longtime business partner, about whipping up her own kooky seasonal knits.
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The activists have arrived as Senate Republicans are furiously whipping to get their health care bill to 4303 votes before the September 30 deadline.
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Hart's been filming "Night School" in L.A. and during Thursday's shoot he got a serious whipping from co-star Tiffany Haddish with a belt!!!
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The holiday season is in full swing, which means we're all whipping out our decorations and decking our homes out for the festivities ahead.
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Matt Champion's "rock the boat like a one-eyed pirate," and Dom McLennon's, "I feel like Ratatouille when I'm whipping that cheddar" are highlights.
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When hurricane-force winds are whipping violently over the ocean, the safest place for seabirds may be right in the eye of the storm.
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She is not bound by cabinet responsibility nor subject to whipping (she is a member of the Scottish Parliament, not the House of Commons).
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The whipping system is at breaking-point as the enforcers lose their ability to bribe and bully and political factions organise themselves via WhatsApp.
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Stern said Montague was used as a "whipping boy" after Yale received a critical report on sexual assault by the Association of American Universities.
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Throughout most of the 3.5 minute music video, Lovato stands in an empty warehouse, dancing by herself and whipping her hair back and forth.
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And once we did, it only took seeing J.Lo whipping her booty-grazing weave once to make us want hair down to the floor.
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Because the Digital Revolution is whipping through our lives like a Bengali typhoon—while the mainstream media is still groping for the snooze button.
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Amy Orben also believes that the media has played a role in whipping up a fear of addictive technology by using comparisons to drugs.
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Okongwu and LaMelo, fresh off whipping this writer in horse and seeking bigger prey—had returned to the court to challenge the team captain.
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I've tried it all, and each time I spend the moment after the first bite or sip mentally whipping myself for being so gullible.
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Built to tolerate Nadal's whipping strokes, its tourbillon caliber can withstand forces of up to 10,000 Gs – a new threshold for the watch industry.
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Whether you are whipping up something from scratch or making a quick boxed mix, there are many ways to make the baking process easier.
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Normally, that would be an intense snoozefest that would lead to me whipping my cell phone across the room because it was being overpraised.
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Where could Conway have possibly gotten the kernel of an idea about microwaves that she would later misrepresent, whipping up another nonsensical viral moment.
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One of the most stunning looked like a giant cone of gray cotton candy with wild, wispy strands whipping around the highly focused center.
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The one-pot machine is equipped with Alexa-guided cooking and easy one-touch controls, so whipping up basically anything will be a breeze.
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What was once the "whipping boy" of the foreign policy establishment is now a front-runner in carrying out transparent, accountable, results-driven aid.
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Bowmanville Zoo owner Michael Hackenberger, the trainer PETA filmed whipping a tiger, has been charged with 5 counts of animal cruelty by Ontario's SPCA.
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Trump did a terrible job selling the public and whipping congressmen, showing that he had no understanding of how health care or Congress works.
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Recently, I sat down with Troy among her whipping benches, puppy cages, and gimp masks to talk sex and power on set and off.
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Ryan and Trump are whipping up xenophobic panic to build support for policies that won't do anything to reduce the threat of violent crime.
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One of Trump's real successes as president has been keeping his voters loyal by cleverly using McConnell and other GOP leaders as whipping boys.
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A big tree behind the school still has "two iron rings" embedded in it, where shackles would constrain a boy for his fatal whipping.
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They are whipping against the condemnation resolution, and during Tuesday's vote moved to strike remarks by Pelosi calling Trump's words racist from the record.
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They seem frustrated that Friedman will carry out a foreign policy that treats Israel as an ally as opposed to Obama's favorite whipping post.
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The driver kept whipping the horse harder and harder, with a rage that I could not understand and which, strangely, made me feel ashamed.
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Brightland Awake Olive Oil, available at Brightland, $37If he loves whipping up exciting dishes in the kitchen, he'll love Brightland's high-end olive oils.
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Robert C. Byrd, the longest-serving senator, was perhaps the best known, sometimes whipping out his ever-present pocket Constitution to make a point.
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Video footage released by the Guadeloupe prefecture showed tree-bending winds whipping through deserted streets and shaking lamp posts when the storm first hit.
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After their whipping at the polls, the center-left Social Democrats declared that they will not enter a new government as a junior partner.
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The case follows controversy over a proposed bill that would have introduced stricter forms of the Islamic penal code, including punishments such as whipping.
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And, even as Cornyn says leaders are whipping the bill, McConnell is giving no indication that he has changed his mind on the matter.
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By that time the wind was whipping, sending plastic and paper skittering, and setting players' pant legs to flapping like laundry on a line.
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He walked his sister Chelcey home from school and he tried to cajole their grandmother out of whipping Marilyn when she got into trouble.
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Similarly, when I down an enemy, I am not looking to see if they're whipping around to plead with someone who could save them.
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But these facts haven't stopped the internet from whipping up a Madonna-whore debate, pitting Curry and Kardashian against one another in opposite corners.
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Then, just as a Slinky hops down a staircase — its coils bending in one direction before whipping forward over the threshold — Ronaldo simply unspooled.
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He gets a little choked up before getting on bended knee and whipping out a new engagement ring, complete with a case and everything.
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A Mexican federal police helicopter hovered closely over the group for at least 10 minutes, its blades whipping the river water into a chop.
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For this ballerina, performing 32 fouettés — those flashy whipping turns made famous in "Swan Lake" — is like a rest step, she once told me.
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On the way back the river churned with whipping winds and waves, jostling their kayaks and sending Mr. Viafore into the frigid April water.
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Their partnership — and shared talents for whipping up spectacle and outrage — ushered in what Bannon saw as the culmination of a global populist uprising.
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Jay Banwell, a retired officer with the Army National Guard, said he awoke to alerts on his phone and the sound of whipping wind.
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Vondrousova, a left-hander with a whipping forehand and a proclivity for drop shots, will test Konta's newfound dexterity and comfort on the clay.
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A bank of cold, whipping rains followed, causing mudslides on the hillsides that had been stripped of greenery, closing down parts of the highway.
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The mood on campus was muted before the game, though that could have been because of the cold November wind whipping through College Park.
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Instead, he spent decades whipping up publicity in any way possible through New York tabloids to slake his thirst for attention, good or bad.
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The stiff bristles are great for solid soaps and are especially ideal for whipping up a rich lather in a mug or shaving bowl.
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Letter To the Editor: Conservative commentators are setting up former President Jimmy Carter as a Democratic whipping boy, to mitigate President Trump's governance problems.
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I tried chopping the meat for texture, but whipping the ingredients in a food processor, the way my lola did it, integrates everything better.
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The Connecticut Democrat said that Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and other party leaders aren't whipping senators on the question of the final verdict. Sens.
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As O'Donoghue suggested, by corralling them in pens, then whipping up the crowd, Trump places journalists attending his rallies in a particularly vulnerable position.
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"Take a dive into my eyes / Yeah, the eyes of a lioness," sang Ms. Foureira, whipping her hair and twirling in a sequined bodysuit.
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But they were enough to cement his reputation as the Arkansas Wild Man, a full-tilt rocker capable of whipping audiences into a frenzy.
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Yet when I stepped out onto the deck, the briny wind whipping my hair, I felt the same spark of excitement in my chest.
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If you just need help whipping an already written essay into better shape, an online editor might be a better (and much cheaper) fit.
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He gave his blessings to invest in each of the stocks except the latter, which he called the "perennial whipping boy" of the group.
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Video footage released by the prefecture showed tree-bending winds whipping ferociously through deserted streets and shaking lamp posts when the storm first hit.
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McQueen's movie borrowed much from its predecessors: the menacing droop of a willow, a sea of cotton, a whipping post, a tree of scars.
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House Republicans, meanwhile, began whipping against the resolution on Tuesday afternoon, blasting Democrats for continuing closed-door depositions as part of their ongoing investigation.
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With up to 50 mile per hour winds whipping his hair and American flag, Pittman wore nothing but a pair of bright blue shorts.
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It promised a world of frictionless finance, with consumers and companies sending money whipping around the world without the predations of banks or governments.
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Protesters came as well, and Mr. Guske's role overseeing department social media brought him into contact with online rumors and posts whipping up outrage.
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" After repeatedly saying "pick my cotton" while making a whipping motion with the belt, a different student says, "You're not using the right words.
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Being 18 and literally knowing nothing about anything, to me, carbonara meant blindly whipping up plates of pasta with reduced cream, Spanish onion, and bacon.
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None of them have any redeeming qualities as they are shown whipping the elephants and making Dumbo participate in an embarrassing circus routine with clowns.
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The Trump administration is locking up migrant children, whipping up a racist panic against a "caravan" of aspiring immigrants, and threatening to end birthright citizenship.
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The film ends with an image of the woman back in her apartment, head thrust outside of the window, hair whipping wildly in the wind.
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At the time of her disappearance, she was reading The Whipping Boy by Sid Fleischman, a book about a prince and a commoner who runaway.
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One shows her staring into the camera with a duck face then taking us all by surprise by whipping her tongue out at the end.
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First, Trinity the "Tuck" Taylor and Peppermint squared off to Britney Spears's "Stronger," both whipping off their skirts mid-performance to reveal different outfits underneath.
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Wasn't everyone out there watching cooking shows then turning off the TV, getting out their mason jars, and whipping up Alton Brown's watermelon rind pickles?
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Pudding. "Today we're talking pudding, people," the actress posted on her Instagram on Wednesday along with a video whipping up the dessert in her kitchen.
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Also, even if your lettuce is clean, it's easy to accidentally contaminate it if you're whipping up a salad while simultaneously cooking with raw meat.
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She also shared a video that demonstrated just how windy it is in Los Angeles, showing water from her pool whipping up into the air.
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But if you really think about it, whipping up one of these sweet shakes at home is as simple as three ingredients and a blender.
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Next up in the video is Swift in control at "Squad U," where she is mass-producing and whipping thin, bot-like women into shape.
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The trend's come to America, with shops in New York, San Francisco, and L.A. whipping up their own versions of cheese-topped tea and coffee.
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Whip it good: To get the most out of your whipping cream, set the speed on your mixer between seven and eight or medium-high.
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It looks like Olive Garden will soon be saving customers from whipping up cookie butter items themselves with its newest menu addition: Cookie Butter Cake.
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While everyone loves taquitos, nachos, and quesadillas, I'm whipping up something extra special this year — baked egg rolls stuffed with chicken, beans, corn, and peppers.
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"We've got a few PhD candidates, and those nerds are actively whipping up machine models that sort the electric dishwashers from the humans," Riot wrote.
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The Venezuelan government, which accuses activists of whipping up panic and the business elite of hiding medicines, did not respond to a request for comment.
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To honor the True Original's birthday, Disney has been whipping up a myriad of collaborations be it fashion, food, or even an experiential art instillation.
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And it is harder still when parties are split, with internal caucuses like the hardline pro-Brexit European Research Group running their own whipping operation.
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Just keep in mind, you are accepting some level of risk when using your $700r smartphone as a camera rig that's whipping around your head.
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Each piece features white exteriors and matching interiors, and the cast iron design heats evenly to seal in moisture when you're whipping up delicious meals.
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An esthetician friend of mine also told me recently that clients apologize to her about their hair before whipping off their clothes for a wax.
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Their demands include an improvement in women's rights in the country; Bahsir's regime prohibits women from wearing pants, a felony punishable by imprisonment and whipping.
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Just be sure you're not whipping your smoothie full of sugary, caloric ingredients like fruit juices or flavored syrups, which will negate the health benefits.
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Travellers have got into the habit of whipping out their smartphones to shoot video whenever something noteworthy starts to occur, or to tweet about it.
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The "Anaconda" singer was seen whipping out a giant pink mirror to squeeze in a little primping during the Wells Fargo Center game in Philadelphia.
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I think everybody was moaning and complaining about calls the whole game, so I had to be the one to take the whipping for it.
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If you're set on paying off your credit card balance, be sure to stop habitually whipping out the plastic to make your purchases, said Capalad.
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SIX: Then, on his way to foul shots, he gets up, takes off his mask and pumps his fist, whipping the crows into a frenzy.
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And now that he's vindicated, Mauer hasn't tut-tutted those same skeptics for whipping up puff pieces about the special eyewear that refocused his eyesight.
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With a little help from the man himself, we're going to look at how and why tech-house became the whipping boy of dance music.
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The Hill's Molly K. Hooper reports on the House GOP whipping effort Friday morning as leaders search for 215 votes to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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We don't rule by a government just whipping out Royal Prerogative whenever they feel like it—as the Supreme Court voted 8–3 to affirm.
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Bitter cold, made worse by winds whipping across the plains, have been the biggest danger during the trek, with many dressed inadequately for the elements.
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The secret is its intuitive drag-and-drop interface, which eliminates the face-melting feeling you may associate with the process of whipping up presentations.
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In the book, she stands for the opposite of everything that the blossoming young women embody—she believes in strictures, tight bodices, whipping by cane.
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Our parents seemed so sure that as long as you gave your kids a good whipping from time to time, everything would be just fine.
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Trump has put on such a show of neck-whipping drama and barely believable controversy that it's tough to identify his worst day in office.
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Not only was it a blast to drive (especially whipping around tight curves), but it also turned more heads than a far more expensive sportscar.
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I think it was when the chorus of masked, rubber-bellied eunuchs started whipping a row of twerking harem girls, in sync with the music.
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Now you're just plainly outnumbered, three to five, and there's no combination of rock-crushing, grapple-tricking, and electro-whipping that can… wait a second.
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Sophomore wide receiver Ishmael Zamora has been under serious fire ever since footage surfaced from June showing him mercilessly whipping and kicking a small dog.
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Imagine a stretch of open ocean, populated by a swath of wind turbines with skyscraper-sized blades, whipping into the gusts like enormous palm trees.
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In the House, Speaker Paul Ryan has been slowly whipping votes for a conservative immigration proposal that wouldn't offer a path to citizenship at all.
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I couldn't see the speedometer from my seat, but judging from the trees and cars whipping past, we were damn close to the 100mph mark.
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After I added a cup of heavy whipping cream, I pulsed the blender on low for a few seconds, then on high for a while.
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Trump's state directors are whipping their delegates, pressuring them to stick to the party line on forthcoming votes related to the platform and convention rules.
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But Nadal has proved through the years to be almost as good at recovery as he is at whipping forehand passing shots on the run.
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Paire was the aggressor with his whipping forehand, and his serve was electric, leaving Djokovic walking side to side along the baseline after each ace.
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Foles directed brilliant marches of 74 and 80 yards in the second half — one into a whipping wind, the other with it at his back.
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Because, it seems, he has become the president's favorite whipping boy for not doing what Mr. Trump himself has so far not dared to do.
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This dish can take a lot of effort to prepare, so ordering it in a restaurant is definitely easier than whipping it up at home.
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Cardi doesn't have time to prepare a four-course meal, and she's not against whipping up a classic sandwich go-to when she's feeling hungry.
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They kicked things off with an incognito rendition of "Crazy Little Thing Called Love", before abruptly whipping off their disguises and launching straight into "Sugar".
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Gilbert says climate change has trouble whipping us into a lather of moral outrage precisely because it doesn't quite seem immoral, the second I-word.
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The Senate Democratic leadership is whipping a no vote on Bridenstine fairly effectively, which explains the solid wall of 49 no votes from the minority.
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Cody planted a wet one on Miley Saturday morning, and thanked her for whipping up a meal ahead of a swim meet he has today.
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So if Trump wants a "clean" debt ceiling increase, he'll have to be vocal about it and "do the whipping" to get conservatives on board.
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He said the request was a way of whipping up resentment against foreigners working in the arts — an assessment shared by other opera company employees.
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Whipping up a veggie omelet is a sneaky way to use up leftover produce and start your day with some protein at the same time.
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"If P scratch me, I'm whipping her a—," says Gamble, to which Disick replies, visibly shocked and angry, "My daughter?" before the conversation quickly escalates.
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After whipping up sugar-filled creations for five first families, Mesnier has plenty of stories to share from his culinary adventures in the executive mansion.
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He has therefore pledged to make trade more fair to the U.S. Kirk said that trade was a "pretty convenient whipping boy" in the country.
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Leftist politicians accuse League leader Matteo Salvini of whipping up hostility to migrants with his often fierce rhetoric against the newcomers — a charge he denies.
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" It was a stark change from the spring of 2016, when Trump was whipping that same base of support into a frenzy against "Lyin' Ted.
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She awoke in the middle of the night to strangely warm, high winds whipping her family's tent, and felt something she hadn't felt before: fear.
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The balance sheet is still running off, and the stock market has recovered in the first quarter," Dudley told CNBC's Steve Liesman, in an interview from the annual conference of the National Association of Business Economics in Washington, D.C. "It was a convenient whipping boy; the Fed's seeming inflexibility in the space of all these market developments for a while was a convenient whipping boy.
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Wednesday's trading was violent, whipping the Dow down by more than 2600 points and squeezing the last of this year's gains out of the Dow and .
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The option you're left with is whipping by hand with a whisk, and let's be true to ourselves and admit we're all too lazy for that.
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One official from a progressive group who asked not to be identified said Pelosi's office told immigrant rights groups the leader wouldn't be whipping the votes.
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Are we in the media going to keep whipping up that war -- or are we going to take a deep breath and maybe have a reset?!
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The Kremlin has accused Britain of whipping up an anti-Russia campaign and has sought to cast doubt on the British analysis that Moscow was responsible.
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The moment was captured and posted on Twitter by the WWE, showing Cena on bended knee while whipping out a massive diamond to a stunned Bella.
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Meanwhile, the Turkish strongman is whipping up support among nationalists and Islamists, an alliance he expects to hand him additional powers in a referendum in 2017.
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Mr Saleh has demonstrated a masterful ability to raise public awareness about this issue, whipping up frenzy on social media with his emotive and disturbing video.
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He started a double play in the eight on a hard grounder to his right, picking the ball and whipping a throw to 2B Ian Kinsler.
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But instead of landing awkwardly, Kordei dropped down to a half split and then took a moment before dramatically whipping her hair back like a boss.
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The central bank would need to cut their funding costs sharply, but it is reluctant to do so, worried about whipping investors into a speculative frenzy.
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Not to mention a tougher job than the baristas who are whipping up countless venti red-eyes and flat whites while fielding those mumbles and grumbles.
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Aunt Lydia uses torture, such as shocking Handmaids with cattle prods, whipping them, and partially blinding one divergent Handmaid in an effort to gain complete obedience.
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Some analysts also argue that a recovery for the currency market's 2016 whipping boy, sterling GBP=D4, points to growing concerns about upcoming elections in Europe.
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The recipe trio comes from Wendy's mom, Heidi Steiner, who's been whipping up the crowd-pleasing appetizers for family occasions ever since Wendy was a kid.
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If Democrats want to make these changes into a top governing priority, they'll need party leaders with leverage, legitimacy, and a keen eye for whipping votes.
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The founder of Citron Research explained that Mylan became "a great whipping boy" for the Senate because the EpiPen is a consumer brand with name recognition.
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While my friends were partying it up in Vegas during last week's episode, I was hanging back in sunny Los Angeles, whipping up this Hippie Spread!
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But the troops pushed forward despite black apocalyptic skies, street after street of decimated buildings, torn electric cables whipping across the road, and hot searing winds.
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Which is also exactly why you might want to take note of some of the sartorial innovations the folks over at Cheetos are currently whipping up.
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When, two years later, a Jewish zealot murdered Mr Rabin, much of the press accused Mr Netanyahu of whipping up his supporters against the prime minister.
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I'll be confidently tossing, twirling and whipping my hair back and forth on the dance floor, like the hair model my inner self longs to be.
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A GIF of Boutin seeming to push Choi (in white) away from her has quickly gone around the internet, whipping some Olympic fans into a fury.
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Moms who missed out on Tinder The app's demographic is 25 to 35-year-olds, a generation accustomed to whipping out a smartphone to do everything.
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That means blackouts are almost guaranteed following whipping winds and torrential downpours, since a critical part of the electricity system will always be in harm's way.
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Venus opposes Jupiter on June 23 and squares off with Neptune on June 24, whipping up a whirlwind of emotional energy—staying grounded may feel difficult!
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I remember putting it on in my car on the way home from work; a dim night in November; streetlights whipping past on otherwise empty roads.
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On the Perez side, South Carolina Democratic chairman Jaime Harrison, Texas Democratic chairman Gilberto Hinojosa and DNC finance chairman Henry Muñoz III went to work whipping.
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Dust would be whipping around as Opportunity sits on the rusty ground, with all but its mission clock turned off, waiting for the storm to end.
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It's a small detail, almost imperceptible considering the amount of attention placed on all the hair-whipping, but perfectly encapsulates the duality of Britney's Blackout persona.
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Trust in the press is at a historic low, and the Sean Hannitys of the world have been whipping up conservatives against the media for decades.
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With Donald Trump whipping up resentment across the border among Americans who feel left behind, Mr Trudeau is eager to keep anger and populism at bay.
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Consider these a non-basic upgrade on that tired floral crown, though we wouldn't suggest whipping these out at a (raucous, sun-drenched) occasion like Coachella...
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He rarely committed to more than two-punch combinations, sometimes whipping a left hook, presumably to widen Kovalev's guard for the straight right that never came.
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Browne accused some newspapers of "whipping up public attention" on the case and ridiculing court rulings to put pressure on the judiciary to lift the ban.
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According to the interview, Swae says "whipping up checks like tofu," on Sr3mm, which he thinks will give him major points with the animal rights group.
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As of early Monday Lan was whipping sustained winds of 165 kilometers per hour (100 mph), which makes it a Category 2 storm, according to Daniel.
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He told Tech Insider that whipping out his DSLR camera was too risky in some of the villages, where the locals reported sightings to the police.
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In a sneak peek at the competition in the clip above, bakers can been seen whipping up everything from gingerbread men, to tarts, cakes, and cookies.
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Or, as Ms. Erickson recommends, convert the cooked-down interior of a leek into a sauce or a dip by whipping it into aioli or yogurt.
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The common denominator in all of the Russian posts — whether aimed at whipping up resentment on the right or the left — was to discredit Western democracy.
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Whipping winds The last time the Santa Ana winds were this bad -- with multiple days of warning-level winds and red flags -- was in October 2007.
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One protester was also dressed as a fake Buttigieg and appeared to be whipping the person dressed as Jesus, according to videos posted to social media.
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Fast made it 1-0 by whipping Zibanejad's cross-ice pass into the vacated right side of the net with 2:28 left in the first.
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The more sustained cold during the rest of December looks to be across the Midwest, West and Pacific Northwest, with periodic swipes of cold whipping eastward.
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By rising to the daily bait, Mr Trump's opponents are doing as he is: whipping up their supporters, without in any way impressing the other side.
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Seattle-based Amazon has been searching for its second home for more than a year, whipping up a frenzy of speculation about its decision-making process.
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His German captors tortured him for days, waterboarding and pistol-whipping him repeatedly to try to get him to reveal the locations of his American colleagues.
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Presumably, to continue our Skyrim fiction, that means no whipping our heads around while battling a Viking zombie to spout hearty insults at a charging bear.
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But once I felt the heft of my new gadget whirring in my hand and experienced the exhilarating gust whipping across my palm I got it.
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The pace so far has repositioned the trial from one that could bore jurors and get bogged down in financial technicalities to one that's whipping by.
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Still, the "unbind" movement is whipping delegates into the final hours, telling them that they're free to vote their conscience irrespective of the Rules Committee results.
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The choreographer Abby Zbikowski often asks the body to do near-impossible sequences of tasks that send it whipping, whirling, leaping and rolling in quick succession.
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We even included a famous quotation from Hamlet using "desert" in the sense we intended: Use every man after his desert, and who should 'scape whipping?
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"I chose not to have any eggs in my ice cream, it's 80 percent milk, 10 percent whipping cream, then sugar—lots of it," she explains.
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To cover up his failures, Mr. Modi is running an electoral campaign whipping up militaristic sentiments against Pakistan and full of dog whistles against India's Muslims.
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And it delights in whipping up a backlash for Michael, whose misadventure as a woman is revealed, over and over again, as a privileged power grab.
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All that testing is needed because 5G is about so much more than people and their phones and tablets, Vestberg said, whipping out a note pad.
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Hackenberger made news last month after he was charged with five counts of animal abuse relating to whipping the tiger Bieber is allegedly seen posing with.
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Two people familiar with the cases said this week that some women's rights activists had been subjected to electrical shocks, whipping and verbal and sexual harassment.
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South Korean Kang tamed the whipping winds, racking up six birdies in a 68 that was bettered by only one player, Danny Lee, who shot 67.
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It was often spectacular, with Nadal whipping forehand winners down the line into the corner from extreme positions, and Kyrgios conjuring unexpected angles and touch shots.
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In Aceh, women are required to dress modestly, alcohol is prohibited, and numerous offenses — from adultery to homosexuality to selling alcohol — are punishable by public whipping.
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House leadership began whipping members last Thursday on a long-term reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), which includes the privatization plan endorsed by Trump.
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Kevin Love has been noticeably unhappy this season, most recently expressing his displeasure by angrily stomping through a set and whipping the ball at a teammate.
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Despite Republican leadership whipping the bill, it lacks even enough Republican votes to pass the lower chamber, and would be dead on arrival in the Senate.
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The strongest tornado -- an EF-4 whipping 170 mph winds on Lee County --- left 23 people dead, blasted through dozens of homes, and leveled entire neighborhoods.
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Depending on the offense, he was forced to pay a fine, or else either he or his wife was sentenced to a whipping, recent escapees said.
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Batsheva Hay, founder and creative director of Batsheva, has been doling out doily collars and whipping up long hems since she started her brand in 2015.
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GOP leaders in that chamber are trying to build support for a harder-line bill, though an initial version has come up short in whipping efforts.
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These politicians sought to end debt imprisonment and cruel punishments such as whipping or branding persons, and to reduce the crimes for which execution was allowed.
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Florence is expected to go move slowly as it approaches North and South Carolina, whipping hurricane-force winds and dumping relentless rain at least through Saturday.
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She said that men claiming to be members of the Ku Klux Klan called her house and spoke about "whipping my behind," but in coarser terms.
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Dining rooms are humming at all hours, yet this is one of the few spots in town where whipping out your laptop to work is permissible.
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Trump told aides and McConnell that he wanted to be involved in whipping votes, and two administration officials said he enjoyed doing so in the House.
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Picking up the ball on the edge of the box, he skipped around one defender before whipping a high-velocity shot into the top corner. Goalgasm.
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Washed in a bleak gray filter, the show finds Olaf chasing the Baudelaires through creaky mansions, lush mazes, and fiercely whipping winds on a treacherous lake.
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