Riders known as whips flanked the hounds and carried leather whips to crack loudly and gain the attention of the hounds.
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Monks would beat themselves with whips and knotted cords, often while chanting about what a good guy this God who invented whips and knotted cords was.
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Tory whips express confidence that the vote will be won.
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Inevitably, he whips out a lightsaber and it hums loudly.
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The couple actually owns 5 of the whips in total.
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It's not painful until she whips out the bamboo roller.
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So far, the whips' tactics show no sign of success.
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The whips themselves must support the party line or quit.
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But whips are less powerful than they used to be.
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To get the votes, whips apply pressure in various ways.
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Conway quickly whips out a phone to show Underwood Agar.
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Crowd controllers patrolled the lines with sticks and homemade whips.
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A taxi whips to converging clusters of crowds in Shibuya.
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Whips and chains can cause a lot of harm too.
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The wind whips and cracks around us on the limestones.
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The Compact Dot Board whips and is easy to carry.
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Ranchers typically use bull whips to coax animals into pens.
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There are also handcuffs, whips, and garter belts in the mix.
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According to Hrush's Snapchat, it was filled with whips and handcuffs.
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The camera whips from subject to subject, a frenzy of motion.
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The seal whips its head, smacking the boater with the mollusc.
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Whips have over the years cultivated an air of secretive menace.
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Whips themselves admit that they know less than they let on.
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The wind whips as an ice ladder spans a yawning crevice.
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At that distance, Phobos whips around Mars three times a day.
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BLOWING IN: Outer rain band from #HurricaneIrma whips into downtown Miami.
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Halfway through, Plame whips the wheel around into a reverse 180.
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Just watch Garner as she whips up something delicious on her.
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"This behavior is reported to whips all the time," she said.
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Why you should swipe left: I'm not into whips and chains.
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Yes, bull penises are long enough to be compared to whips.
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Eriksen in the half-moon whips one just wide for Denmark.
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The music video has a lot fancy whips, but no Rolls.
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And like all whips, he doesn't take a "no" very easily.
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Durbin, of Illinois, are the Democratic whips of their respective chambers.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Andrew Zhou whips up a zesty Saturday puzzle.
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At one point, he whips out a harmonica and plays it.
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At Flagship, principle bartender Jerrold Khoo whips up his own cocktail ingredients.
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There are also accounts of the use of whips and electric shocks.
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Eventually, DeGeneres whips out something Cher is all too familiar with: wigs.
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He uses Arborio rice and whips up a kind of dirty risotto.
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Whips have demonstrated a blasé attitude to sexual misdemeanours in the past.
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Facebook whips up the velocity of fake news, undermining the Democratic process.
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So, the two sometimes go into the dungeon and she whips him.
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Gifts included kid-sized whips, computer stuff and a bunch of jewelry.
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It's interesting ... that ride spins and whips around ... so, what's the deal?
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"Whips would be hard to do in a small space," Sweetkill added.
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So Al Gore whips into action—by pulling out his cell phone.
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At the end of the date, Bryan whips out the L word.
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The other: torture and whips, Civil War, chain gangs, lynchings, Jim Crow.
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We can't see over the crowd, but Harris whips out her smartphone.
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The windows rattle as a strong northern wind whips against the house.
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Inside the main room, the walls are lined with whips and floggers.
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As for the car dealerships, those whips don't come with a CARFAX.
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In that song he also whips out never-before-heard flow patterns.
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Also on Friday, jockeys at Santa Anita intend to ride without whips.
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Rihanna's lingerie brand, Savage X Fenty, carries lavender whips and riding crops.
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Equally bracing is the release he finds in gags, whips and paddles.
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Without even questioning it, Khloé whips out her iPhone to FaceTime Tristan.
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The representatives said whips were not connected to any of the deaths.
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She whips around the corner so fast that she startles my toddler!
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No matter: I know you'll all snap your whips in the FORUM.
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So we played with additional S&M undertones: The priest whips Christ.
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When I got back to my delegation, the whips weren't quite done.
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He whips a laptop out of his bag to show me the trailer.
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Tactics used by whips in the past are the stuff of parliamentary legend.
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And party whips soon realised they had to give ground to avoid defeat.
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He says you feel them, a heavy gust that whips against your body.
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Their tails are naturally bobbed, shorter than the evocative whips of their cousins.
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Henry gets punched in the face, and the camera spasms and whips backward.
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Then he whips them off, and says these are the company's first product.
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The weather is often harsh and unrelenting; the wind whips your ears constantly.
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He caresses her one moment, then whips out his hard-on the next.
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Then, Vidal whips out Romeo, a $22 realistic phallus with a suction cup.
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You know, the girl in the Red Room, with the whips and all?
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In fact, Dr. Hyman whips some butter into his coffee in the morning.
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He whips out his revolver, robed in fragrant silk, aims it at her.
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Vega has previously called it one of his all-time favorite custom whips.
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Dick ultimately whips out his sizable libido and knocks up a twentysomething student.
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Catlike, the score whips into swift bursts of energy, then immediately, coyly recedes.
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"Sex will become more daring and adventurous — expect whips and handcuffs," Stardust says.
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Farris whips out a dotted tie he's wearing with a crisp blue shirt.
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The lifestyle expert whips up a light meal that's bursting with flavor 9 oz.
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It appears they jumped in separate whips but were seen together inside the joint.
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And if Mario Batali whips up a pasta, I'm not going to say no!
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Soldiers unjustifiably used whips and rifle butts against the protesters, the report also said.
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But when Washington's really feeling parched, she whips out the "luxurious" new Body Balm.
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Here, we're rounding up the best bondage toys, from chokers to restraints to whips.
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Trump whips wore neon green hats to make it easier for them to spot.
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She even whips out a paint can to tag the digs after destroying them.
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Aidy Bryant whips out a spot-on impression of thought-provoking comedian Hannah Gadsby.
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This approach may not be surprising given that the whips' job is fundamentally amoral.
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"The dark arts of whips are less dark then they were," says Mr Wilson.
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At a time when they are weakened, whips' work is more important than ever.
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He whips up crowds by lamenting that he cannot punch protesters in the face.
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It's dusk and the wind whips around us, throwing up the fine desert sand.
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"Afghanistan remembers the day you had whips in your hands, killing people," he said.
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In fact, Fux has giant garages full of the one-of-a-kind whips.
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It's a turnoff and whips up anxiety about our chances of winning in 2020.
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On Thursday, he announced two senior chief deputy whips in the next Congress — Reps.
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Afterwards, she whips up a batter, which uses hazelnut flour for a toasty flavor.
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"It's SO LONG," friends tell me as it whips them in face on dancefloors.
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Images from the Moscow protest showed pro-Kremlin Cossacks beating protesters with leather whips.
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They carried whips and were authorized by law to administer lashings to any violators.
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The current record holder is Toyota Cyprus ... which paraded 742 whips back in 2015.
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Gideon whips up slow scrambled eggs with herbs, and I make sausage or bacon.
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Check out the whips ... these guys ride in style -- 2 Lambos and a Ferrari.
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Ndidi whips in a high shot that draws a leaping save from keeper Halldorsson.
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The basements of the fanciest had faux torture rooms equipped with whips and chains.
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The message appeared just as Ms. Pelosi was briefing her whips about the call.
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You don&apost need to invest in handcuffs, whips, or ropes to get started.
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When Mom whips out the Christmas card of you in your awkward phase...#hiDill .
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It was this table of whips and cuffs and various balls for various activities.
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"She whips it out, she hits this button, this light is there," she continued.
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Under the high sun and thin clouds, a hot, hollow wind whips across the track.
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Party leaders and whips, trying to save the must-pass bill, worked their members furiously.
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"We drive our own whips peanut head," Tyga retorted with a photo of his Bentley.
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The once gentle scientist whips the remote controller to the ground, shattering it to pieces.
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And as you're overturning all over the place, the camera whips around far too quickly.
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That might spell trouble for the whips, because older MPs tend to be more rebellious.
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A freezing wind rushes off the Hungarian plain and whips the grand 19th-century boulevards.
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A few years ago political journalists dreamed of finding the keys to the whips' offices.
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If whips and chains excite you, try this bondage-inspired brand that seduces and supports.
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THE RIGHT arms of Theresa May's whips must be tired from all of the exertion.
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But aside from a collection of whips, nothing in Hans' houseboat betrays his sexual passion.
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Both Caitlyn and Kurt are car fanatics -- and were both impressed with each other's whips.
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Especially when he whips it out on a tiny airplane tray table like a boss:
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It's worth noting ... the 2 whips match the Heat colors, so that's a nice touch.
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Unfazed, Magnus whips out his phone, eager to show us the resemblance between the two.
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But for sure, the one who whips out the credit card will always be thanked.
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GARART AL-GATEF, Libya (Reuters) - The wind whips up sand storms in Garart al-Gatef.
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Tom Cole (Okla.), one of the deputy whips who has been forced to self-quarantine.
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She projects a macho persona, speaking in a booming voice and wielding batons or whips.
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The instrumental music whips endlessly from a vaporous, stormy fog of sound to harsh crashes.
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Natali whips up an atmospheric frenzy in kind, but every new addition is a subtraction.
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And Jean's evidence-based science is no match for the facile hysteria he whips up.
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Trump's whole thing is that he whips arenas into a frenzy of anger and bloodlust.
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Exasperated, Shelton whips off his jacket as he set to work on fixing the truck.
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Whips come in various sizes; the longest one ever cracked was just under 330 feet.
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Teva Gabis-Levine is one of two designated "whips" for Sanders among the state's delegates.
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During this same performance, as the room heats up, Lukas whips off his t-shirt.
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The whips are employing all their dark arts, dishing out favours and threats to undecided MPs.
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Ray Roslyn, the distillery's Operations & Events Manager, whips up some cocktails that go down smooth, too.
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Maybe he even whips out some cans of vegan chili if his in-laws pop in?
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Afterlife takes Life, chains it up and whips it against the walls of an Australian Hades.
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Chuck whips out the old date rape evidence he has on Spyros, but it doesn't work.
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Window netting ripples in the periphery as the wind whips by at 73 miles per hour.
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Whips in both main parties now face questions about whether they knew about claims of harassment.
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So the idea that this would be pornography goes back to people imagining whips and plantations.
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The pair are hiding behind sunglasses in the pic, while the wind whips Selena's hair back.
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In extreme cases, trainers have been documented beating their horses into submission using whips and prods.
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Back inside, Jonathan whips out horrifyingly oversized prop hands à la noted Philadelphia attorney Jack Kelly.
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One of his ancestors founded the L. Frank Saddlery Company, which made saddles, harnesses, and whips.
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And a dining hall with local organic beets, plus a cook who whips up fresh salsa.
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"This group of priests used whips, violence and sadism in raping their victims," the report states.
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Every effort provokes a hellacious, rugby-like scrum on horseback, with whips cracking and hooves pounding.
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Penitent Christians paraded through the streets of Europe flagellating themselves with whips to appease God's wrath.
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I don't believe we're a nation that builds walls and whips up hysteria over immigrant invasions.
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Whips, which encourage horses to run faster and faster, even when they may be in pain.
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Candace runs after Love to console her, but instead Love whips out a broken glass bottle.
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Said stranger also whips out their cellphone to play a recording of you lobbing your critique.
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Standing in line, corralled by velvet ropes, he whips out his phone and started the timer.
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The sounds are created when wind whips across the snow dunes, causing the ice to vibrate.
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The flag virtually disappears at times, as it whips back and forth along the pole's axis.
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"The whips are telling Conservative MPs today a very simple message — if they fail to vote with the government on Tuesday they will be destroying the government's negotiating position and handing control of parliament to Jeremy Corbyn," a source in the whips office told the Times.
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"The whips are telling Conservative MPs today a very simple message — if they fail to vote with the government on Tuesday they will be destroying the government's negotiating position and handing control of parliament to Jeremy Corbyn," a source in the whips office told the Times.
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Diaconu whips out her finest (read: awesomely weird) dance moves as she shimmies around an opulent mansion.
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But the thing is they're not buggy whips and the reason why is that language is alive.
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Negan, looking to punish the group for killing Saviors, whips out Lucille and lines up the survivors.
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Skarsgard's convincing ... but you can't tell us everyone stays cool once he whips out a red balloon.
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WATCH THIS: YouTube Star iJustine Whips Up a Steak 'N Shake Oreo Mint Cookies 'N Cream Milkshake!
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WATCH THIS: YouTube Star iJustine Whips Up a Steak 'N Shake Oreo Mint Cookies 'N Cream Milkshake!
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Whips' offices maintain "black books" of their own MPs' secrets, to dangle over members threatening to rebel.
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When she arrives at her destination, she whips out her latest launch — a baby pink lip gloss.
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Conservative MPs fear the "black book" that whips are said to fill with details of their misbehaviour.
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Someone didn&apost like how their eyebrows were done and whips out a broomstick and some fists.
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Whips of lights hanging from the top of the backdrop changed from vibrant color to vibrant color.
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But you can also drive these whips around like normal R/C cars, increasing your ROI. $22.
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But you can also drive these whips around like normal R/C cars, increasing your ROI. $23.
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The chef of Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa in Southern California whips up three tasty, nutrient-packed drinks.
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Detective Morgan whips a cell phone out of her pocket and shows the video screen to us.
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Cikowski whips softened butter on the mixer's highest setting, using the whisk attachment and angling the bowl.
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One practice called meditative bondage has nothing to do with sex, violence, misogyny, or whips and chains.
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The author of the Small Victories cookbook whips up a delicious treat ½ cup uncooked regular rolled oats
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And then you'll hear an explosion of snapping whips, because after all, you're still listening to Arca.
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I withdrew $20 from the ATM to pay, but he whips his wallet out quicker and pays.
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Two sitting chief deputy whips will not be returning to those seats next year: DeGette and Rep.
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And, of course, you could hear him while you sidestepped hogs and the kids with pig whips.
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At one point, he pulls out his sketchpad and whips up an illustration to clarify a detail.
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Giancarlo Esposito whips out the outwardly polite, inwardly scary persona he perfected as Gus from Breaking Bad.
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And they must do so while sitting in a robotic capsule that whips them around the set.
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Recently, Mr. Mnangagwa's forces used tear gas, batons and whips to crush protests over deteriorating economic conditions.
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She also pays for a personal chef, Debbie Solomon, who whips up breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks.
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Power use from consumers is expected to rise as a cold front whips up behind the storm.
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But two board members said they saw whips being overused on some of the horses that died.
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Whippers-in carry whips, which they loudly crack in the air to set boundaries for the hounds.
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Just a matter of time till someone whips out the Probity Probe and finds it, we're guessing.
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Guston and Kadish's fresco, depicting a swastika, hammer and sickle, cross, whips, nails, and electric chair cap, would
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The politicians that advance these complaints understand that the narrative resonates with -- and whips up -- the conservative base.
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From whips and crops to lace eye masks, fluffy handcuffs, garters and hand restraints, she thought of everything.
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Republicans and right-wing media outlets understand that the message resonates with and whips up the conservative base.
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Here, however, there were also whips, a ridiculous amount of leather, and people being led around on leashes.
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WATCH THIS: WATCH: YouTube Star iJustine Whips Up a Steak 'N Shake Oreo Mint Cookies 'N Cream Milkshake!
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Which may be why, even as the pace whips ever faster, Mr. Bowie, the slow-burning inspiration, remains.
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We need to avoid efforts that would 'deliver a Ferrari to people who are still using buggy whips.
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All they know is how many whips they're getting at a given time, and when they're eating feed.
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In fewer than 200 pages, Berger whips the curtain back on contemporary advertising's roots in European oil painting.
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Its plentiful exhibits include relics and artifacts that summon the era of whips and shackles with chilling persuasiveness.
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In fact, the women taunted the men and asked them to strike their bodies with long, wooden whips.
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On a cold December day hundreds of miles north of Wanchese, snow whips through the New Bedford, Mass.
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"It was like reading about buggy whips and ice-cream socials," he said in an interview last week.
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We're driving away, and he whips out a vape pen and asks me if he can smoke it.
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On Thursday, the California Horse Racing Board limited the use of whips and approved changes to medication rules.
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A soundtrack of cracking whips and heckling voices plays as they sway back and forth on curved rockers.
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Its mass is 20 Earth masses and it whips around its star in a full orbit every 1.3 days.
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The main attraction is a four-poster bondage bed, complete with whips, floggers, chains, handcuffs, and a cage underneath.
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VW filed a case against the actress claiming she leased one of the company's whips and stopped making payments.
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I, however, am surface-level deep and focus on aesthetics… He whips me into shape and we compromise, though.
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With the weight of the EU behind a deal, Tory whips believe they can eke out a parliamentary majority.
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Not only do Carling's vintage vocals absolutely slay, but she whips out instrument after instrument every chance she gets.
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So, it'll be a little while before your broadband whips through that Game of Thrones download as Maher promises.
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According to her Instagram life, Cavallari whips up delicacies like pizza, pork chops, apple pie, and the occasional smoothie.
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The bone-chilling breeze whips across your face, leaving your chapped lips quivering and your hair a tangled mess.
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Bad idea: DA Denver whips out a signed statement claiming Laurel lied to authorities about being kidnapped years ago.
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Among the admirers is a woman who whips out a pink iPad to take pictures of the rambunctious creatures.
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Too often discussions about cybersecurity whips laymen readers into a frenzy about an onslaught of threats without proper context.
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She sets up play dates with Dolly, she whips up weeknight beef bourguignon, and she's got stellar mom fashion.
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Rolo Pecan Pretzel For the final salty-sweet treat, the HGTV star whips up a 3-ingredient crowd-pleaser.
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He coasts by on the bare minimum then occasionally whips out a performance worthy of a young Al Pacino.
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The chef—and creator of the Project Foodie mobile app—whips up a meal in less than 30 minutes.
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They ordered some sleeves and asked Gray to try her hand at restraints, whips, blindfolds, floggers, and the like.
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In the House, that includes the speaker of the House, the majority and minority leaders, and both the whips.
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Kerrigan drives a Chevy Tahoe that Clark noted looks like a Lamborghini compared to some of his teammates' whips.
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As wind whips through an open cockpit, the bush plane banks eastward above the red earth of central Africa.
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"Funny you should say," says Jasper with mock-surprise as he whips the tickets expertly out of his pocket.
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When the song ends, Prince whips off his guitar, flings it in the air and peacocks off, stage left.
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Hindemith's "Ragtime (Well-Tempered)," from 1921, which opened the concert, whips one of Bach's fugues into a tart carnival.
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Players can wield the controllers like whips to drive the wagons and aim them to shoot animals for food.
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The stainless-steel HIC Milk Creamer Frother whips up your milk for a beautiful foamy cappuccino or iced drink.
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Without a word, he whips out a mortar and pestle and begins crushing precise ratios of herbs and spices.
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Just like complaining about NFL players who engage in silent protest before the start of games whips them up.
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With 8 badass, custom, off-road whips that cost over $16k each ... for every one of his offensive lineman.
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Riding in the car is an American, who promptly whips out his gun and fires blindly into the crowd.
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Government whips were negotiating with lawmakers for further concessions to make the bill more palatable to the lower chamber.
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So we've looked at history and said, "Yeah, well, you know, nobody makes buggy whips anymore," that's the cliché, right?
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Somebody whips their phone out, you spin round, throw your arms around your best friends and smile for the camera.
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Every time she gets in a spot of political trouble, she whips out her dragons and sets people on fire.
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At one point I get too close and the big guy almost whips me in the head with his tail.
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Little did he know that while they were checking out new whips ... his current one was about to get swiped.
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That's centrifugal force at work, and it's also how a centrifugal juicer whips the juice out of fruits and veggies.
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We enjoy the grilled chicken and veggies he whips up while hanging out with our roommates and watching The Bachelorette.
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It is harder when MPs and even ministers freely defy their party whips, as has repeatedly happened in recent weeks.
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While most chocolate whips are filled with empty calories and sugar, this unconventional dish spins that notion on its head.
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Here's one from earlier this month, you can see how electric its movement are, it just whips up and explodes.
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A complaint to the whips is one of the few avenues available to young parliamentary staffers with little job security.
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Their business is to ensure that the government can pass its legislation—or, for opposition whips, that it is defeated.
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Sterling's on his back when one of the officers whips out his gun and aims it at the man's chest.
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At first, Philip distances himself from the man, but the Queen catches his lies each time he whips them out.
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His head whips back quickly as he apparently is shot and the phone falls onto the floor of the car.
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The star of Lidia Celebrates America whips up a fast five-ingredient dessert 22/3 cup chilled heavy cream, divided
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While whips, chains, and gags have been around for a while, they've enjoyed a surge in popularity in recent years.
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Bender whips a pass out to Marquese Chriss in the opposite corner, as if that's not a worst-case scenario.
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The ultra-hip Merkavá sits further south in Condesa, and whips up fragrant hummuses that are prepared from Israeli recipes.
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Buddy Stephens is the tough-love coach who whips these men into fighting condition both on and off the field.
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In 2016, slaveholders speak disparagingly of the old days of whips and chains, of that damaging stereotype of violent slavery.
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Sometimes, against his protests, Williams reported, Norwood would hit him with whips or belts and penetrate him violently, without lubrication.
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The other whips his leg at the heads of Michael Bisping and Luke Rockhold like a shell-less Ninja Turtle.
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In it, a teenage Huncho whips through defenses with his laser left-handed throws and impressive speedy getaways from defenses.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The gleaming white bullet train whips through the Chinese countryside, past endless construction sites and new towns.
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Thus, singers can be corralled by their section leaders (by political analogy, party whips) and led by the stronger voices.
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A fuchsia parabola whips from the top right corner down and back, transmuting as it descends into a gray scar.
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While some prior whips, most famously Tom DeLay (R-Texas), secured votes through intimidation tactics, Scalise has his own style.
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In one wild move, he whips his bike upright so that the back tire punches a guy in the face.
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In a country still working to find its place in the world, the party whips up nationalism as an elixir.
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I thanked her and told her I knew she was working with the other whips to get me under control.
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What&aposs horrible is when the president of the United States whips up people to beats the hell out of people.
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A little girl in a ruffled dress sits on the handlebars of a motorcycle as her wild driver whips through traffic.
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Chef Richard whips up burgers as the crew enjoys some Buds and shares how they found their calling in the kitchen.
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His phone vibrates off the hook while we're together, and when it finally dies, he simply whips out a second one.
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Their "confidence and supply" deal was negotiated by the two parties' whips after a June 2017 election produced a hung parliament.
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WATCH: Sarah Michelle Gellar Talks 'The Bachelor' & Whips Up Her S'mores Parfait The even better news: When you go to Foodstirs.
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As she rolls toward the camera, she whips out a bottle of Clinique face moisturizer and flashes a deliberately corny smile.
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Instead, everyone whips out their phones like fileting knives to determine who has the best discount for the same exact trip.
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"So then I got a whole roll of, literally, hours worth of different whips and spanks," he said with a laugh.
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BREXIT: TALKS BETWEEN UK GOVERNMENT WHIPS AND OPPOSITION LABOUR PARTY ON TIMETABLE OF BREXIT WITHDRAWAL AGREEMENT BILL ARE CONTINUING - LABOUR SOURCE
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If you like your porn filled with whips and leather, and shot in a dungeon, this is the website for you.
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He whips up baked goods for the sick, for fellow widowers and widows, and even provides baked goods for funeral receptions.
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We're told players get to race through NYC, Miami, L.A. and Vegas streets in Lambos, BMW i8s and other fancy whips.
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Arya triumphantly whips off her mask, like a psychotic Ethan Hunt, her seemingly impossible mission of killing all the Freys complete.
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Goriely was inspired to investigate the phenomenon after watching traditional Hungarian dancing with cracking whips while attending a conference in Hungary.
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A and I decide that this rainy day calls for pasta, so he whips some up while I Swiffer the apartment.
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In her bedroom closet, I came across some whips that seemed to have been used extensively—their ends were worn out.
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Floyd Mayweather rolls deep in Vegas -- as in, dude keeps SIX insanely expensive white RR whips worth an estimated $3 MILLION.
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At one point, he even whips out virtual fists that let him pummel things with the controllers' left and right triggers.
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Scalise oversees a team of deputy whips and was a key player in corralling support for the Republican health care bill.
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Or did they just get bored of their old whips and harnesses and decide they needed to overhaul their fuck pad?
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From her pocket, she whips a card Faith gave her in the bathroom, ever so long ago, and makes a call.
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A section on the Middle Passage begins with joyous African dance until the performers contort beneath the cracks of invisible whips.
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But this scene, which eventually includes a stripper, leather whips and a half-dozen Texas cheerleaders, just goes for cheap laughs.
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The Times of London has suggested that she must have been informed by her party whips of some of the behavior.
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He removes his aviator sunglasses, tosses them aside, and whips around to reveal he is actually Mr. Saturday Night Fever. Ahhhhhhhh!
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As the wind whips across the Antarctic, ice shelves sing to themselves in frequencies too low for human ears to hear.
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They found that the inertia created by swinging your feet forward whips the loops and loose ends of the laces forward.
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In the scene, Kurt Lockwood punishes Sydnee Capri with spanks and whips before finally having his way—several ways—with her.
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For fans who are expecting another story involving gags, whips and safe words, "The Mister" may come as a let down.
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Belgium whips it around the penalty area, De Bruyne kicks it to Lukaku, who puts it in with a diving header.
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It starts facing away from her, and then whips around to blast the loudest, record-setting note right into her face.
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At around 2126:216, I go on break and have family meal, which is always just whatever the kitchen whips up.
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Rebelling against Mr. Johnson would consign them to outer darkness by their party whips, and they would lose any vote anyway.
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Track officials have not publicly pinpointed the cause of the deaths, but drugs and whips are among the factors under examination.
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Shop here for garter belts, corsets, and playsuits, as well as accessories like hosiery, chokers and chains, and extremely intricate whips.
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For when she drags a gagged Perez Hilton around on a leash and sings about how she's well into whips and chains.
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But the member noted that there are some members who may never get to yes and whips are taking that into consideration.
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Mr Bahceli and his whips, undeterred by a mutiny that has been swelling inside their party for months, provided the remaining votes.
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He whips his kick around with such force that he can often knock an opponent down by hitting them on the arm.
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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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" She continued, "Some leaders deliberately use the terms refugee and migrant interchangeably, using hostile rhetoric that whips up fear against all outsiders.
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You'll go up against a prosecutor who wields whips in court and another who chugs coffee while wearing a futuristic eye mask.
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Characters swing swords, sledgehammers, and whips with flourish, and perform combos by high-fiving each other in the middle of a fight.
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Ahead, we've rounded up some great floggers, paddles, whips, and crops if you want to add some BDSM to your sex life.
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You probably have at least one coworker who, day after day, whips out a colorful Mason-jar salad or veggie-packed wrap.
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"There's big a difference between not supporting that and being a person who whips up fear," he told "Squawk Box" on Friday.
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Kinky sex tends to result in more injuries than other kinds of sex, especially if there are whips, floggers, or ropes involved.
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Rajinikanth rises from the dead many times, single-handedly kills an army of men and whips out lethal weapons out of nowhere.
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It's an online community for kink enthusiasts who share stories, photos, and videos, and generally bond around a shared love of whips.
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Steve was also shown some of the shackles, whips and other devices used on slaves before they were taken away on boats.
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Ted Baker wallets are the definition of classy and are sure to make dad feel special every time he whips it out.
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He draws fouls, sets screens, and whips the occasional 85-foot outlet pass for the most convenient two points you'll ever see.
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The final part of the puzzle is the pomegranate dressing, which Leivaditaki whips up as the quail cook on a charcoal grill.
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She uses a concoction of coconut and vitamin E oils with shea and jojoba butters that she whips up in her kitchen.
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Graham whips off her dress, is completely naked save for some roller skates, and she and Marky Mark start going at it.
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At the Minnesota State Fair, Que Viet Concessions whips up giant, deep-fried egg rolls on a stick — a favorite among attendees.
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According to political legend, past whips collected compromising information in a "black book," to be used as leverage at some future point.
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By banning the use of whips by jockeys, the company hopes to stanch public perception that horses are beaten to run faster.
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And officials abolished routine use of the jockeys' whips, even though the practice has not been linked to heightened risks for horses.
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Instead of using whips and beatings to enforce a rigid, top-down hierarchy, they elected and deposed their captains by popular vote.
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The government whips, who control parliamentary discipline, are likely to use whatever inducements they can to bring wobbling Conservative critics into line.
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From the churros to the ice cream to the Mickey waffles to the Dole Whips to the … well, you get the point.
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I didn't see a thing!" he says as he whips the curtain closed, before opening it once more to add, "You're perfect!
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The camera whips around, and suddenly, everything else — better angels, higher ideals, common decency, common sense, beauty, truth — blurs into the background.
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Shaped like a Samurai sword, it dangles pleasantly on your keychain and whips out in an instant to cut up some tinder.
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Midwinter is not what prompted these reflections, although when a freezing wind whips off the East River all thoughts turn to refuge.
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What blocks or erodes empathy for an enemy is fear, anger or propaganda that whips up distrust or invites us to dehumanize.
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For those who don't know, slime — the kind Garcia whips up — is no longer something you dig out of a clogged drain.
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It whips up enthusiasm by demonising opponents (the stinking rich, the heartless Tories) and organising supporters into euphoria- or rage-fuelled rallies.
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"Moby-Dick," which I saw at L.A. Opera in November, whips up surface excitement but misses the sublime terror of its source.
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The $750,000 home in Maple Glen comes furnished -- fully furnished -- with a large, finished basement featuring whips, chains, bondage equipment and swing.
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Charles F. Murphy, the first administrator of the CCA, argued that the whips and knives sold in these ads were unintentional oversights.
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The role of parliamentary whips has been at the centre of the sexual harassment scandal that has engulfed British politics in recent weeks.
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Mrs May and her whips will mount a strong campaign to force through her deal, which she insists is in the national interest.
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GOLDBERG: You know what&aposs horrible, when the president of the United States whips up people to beat the hell out of people.
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The whips can also threaten to put wavering lawmakers on "boring procedural committees" or block any career promotion, another member of parliament said.
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As Storm Emma whips across the U.K., Dublin Airport has been sharing updates with plenty of footage of strong winds and blizzard conditions.
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Men in Cossack uniforms used their fists and traditional whips to attack Russians protesting against President Vladimir Putin last month in central Moscow.
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Jones peddles far right conspiracy theories, whips up hate and spreads junk science in order to generate fear and make money selling supplements.
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Chris White, a former adviser to Tory whips now at Newington Communications, reports talk in Westminster of using emergency debates or opposition days.
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"The water part gets extracted through a process called centrifugal, which whips it around at like sixty thousand times per second," he said.
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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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Trump's team monitored delegates to quell any kind of rebellion, with a team of whips on the floor and eyes in the sky.
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The pastry chef behind the new Melange Bakery Cafe in Newark, NJ., whips up a sweet way to start your morning 11 tbsp.
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The whips' office has to fill the void where a proper human-resources department should be, says Rob Wilson, a former Tory whip.
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One of her parliamentary enforcers, or whips, then took the formal steps, by announcing the debate on the deal would not continue immediately.
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Moments later, the beat kicks up with Zeke on piano and Mylene whips off her robe to reveal a stunning white dress beneath.
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The camera whips around to reveal the Gargoyle King is standing in front of the teen, raising his arms as creepy music plays.
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And that's true of things like Olay Whips, it's true of Tide Pods, it's true of Discreet Boutique, it's true of Pampers Pure.
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The video shows Migos stuniting as they usually do, with a host of women in bikinis dancing around, foreign whips, and new jewelry.
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From Mary Lou Retton to Gabby Douglas, it's women's gymnastics that, every four years, captures the American imagination and whips up patriotic excitement.
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He twists words, is merciless in spotting a weakness in an opponent and the chaos he whips up makes normal political debate impossible.
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"Mayonnaise-colored Benz, I push Miracle Whips," she captioned another shot of just Penelope and Reign atop the cream-colored mid-sized vehicle.
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She whips up the aguachile salsa and we pour it into a bowl filled some fresh scallops we happen to have on hand.
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I probably wouldn't bring whips and chains into our new relationship, but here, at Kama Sutra, experimentation is the name of the game.
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Instead, they are told to inform party whips, in-house disciplinarians who were widely believed to stockpile compromising information for their own purposes.
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"I don't recognize some of those more lurid stories that are told about the sort of things whips knew and did," she said.
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The trees explode, the wind whips down while the oxygen disappears and the fire "sheets" along the ground, streaking sideways like rushing waters.
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Track officials did not say they had pinpointed the cause of the deaths, but drugs and whips are among the factors under examination.
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She crams fresh vegetables into a blender and holds a plate over its mouth as the machine whips up her green liquid breakfast.
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The tank actually drifts, nearly goes airborne and whips around the dirt track until Leno begins to look a little squeamish — and wet.
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After being locked in the glass box once again, Joe whips out a hidden spare key — something he also did during season one.
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"You know, he's awful confident considering he's never been here before," he tells viewers as Sanchez whips around the Willow Springs race track.
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Jockeys are prohibited from using whips to encourage their horses to move forward, unless the safety of the rider or horse are compromised.
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"What is horrible is when the president of the United States whips up people to beat the hell out of people," Goldberg shouted.
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It has lettuce, peppers and cucumbers, and Brandon adds in turkey and cheese and whips up this incredible dressing to throw on top.
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"Anytime anybody whips out a phone to take a photo, people will call it a selfie," said Kirscher when we spoke by phone.
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Everyone seems to be enjoying the new ride, especially the one sin the back of the pickup, as the wind whips through their hair.
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Instead of the monstrous cars that often ornament rap videos, the 19-year-old whips a Hummer golf cart around a lush golf course.
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While later, under the weight of thick, boxy, matching jackets, the pair whips out their dance moves with all the grace of two automatons.
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At the end of tonight, no formal vote was recorded, and the whips were not enforcing mandatory attendance to avoid a possible government defeat.
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As they move to waiting in the wings, Dee Dee whips out a pair of dentures — mere moments before they're to go on stage.
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But the longer that overnight FX action whips around, the less likely it is that stateside investors will be able to ignore it entirely.
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In one episode, "Ari" deftly whips up 20 bologna sandwiches, orienting himself by feeling the bread, lettuce and cold cuts between his furry fingers.
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Dominatrixes went into the studio for a day "and recorded a whole host of different noises of slaps and whips," Howe told BuzzFeed News.
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Aruna, a 21-year-old from Sierra Leone, has a broken hand from the smugglers' beatings, and marks on his back from their whips.
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Abdul Abdurahman was near the barricades on Jamhuriya street — a main conduit cutting through the sit-in — when 10 soldiers attacked him with whips.
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Eugene whips up an excuse on the spot, and for a brief moment it seems that Lucille finally is going to have a sacrifice.
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And in his pursuit of the monster, he does what I have been longing for him to do: He whips out his cellphone camera.
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Wiz has a new song for "The Fate of the Furious" which comes out Friday, and we're guessing Dodge whips will be featured again.
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As the episode whips by in a series of visceral action vignettes, there isn't any larger takeaway or word of warning to be gleaned.
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Chef David Wilcox shows Abdullah the grounds, and the gang whips up a farm-to-table feast infused with all kinds of cannabis products.
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I witnessed a session, and had never seen someone take so many whips from a bullwhip in all of my time spent in dungeons.
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It seems like the interaction quickly went south as the woman stops curling, makes a quick pivot, and whips the weight at the wall.
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Several detainees in the military bases told Amnesty that they were tortured and beaten with sticks, whips and machetes, sometimes until they lost consciousness.
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Dump a can of chickpea water into a mixer, and it froths instantly, like bubbles in a bath, and whips into stiff, glossy peaks.
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LeBron James and his Ferrari F430 Spider was featured in a 2008 episode of "Unique Whips," a television show about celebrities and their cars.
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The interior line starts just inside the 5-yard hash, and whips the defense almost all the way to the other side of it.
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When they seize her, she whips her head around to us, eyes pleading, and it's clear that she reads our betrayal in our faces.
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He was sentenced to a S$90,000 ($64,125) fine and 17 months in jail, where he will be receiving three whips of the cane.
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The ship, we learn, whips along at close to the speed of light, although it appears to have been modelled on a large shoebox.
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A field of them crams the screen, and the camera, down at their level, whips and zooms, pulsing back and forth in outright panic.
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"We were tortured, we were undressed and beaten with whips," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, describing the three days he spent behind bars.
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However, significant numbers of Conservative MPs this week urged government whips to focus on delivering Brexit, instead of pushing for a Christmas time election.
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GOLDBERG: You know what&aposs horrible is when the President of the United States whips up people to beat the hell out of people.
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He whips up an iced cocktail using apple juice, his house tequila (Arette), Martini Rubino, fresh lime juice, Jerry Thomas bitters, and ginger beer.
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Being in Hollywood definitely gives Jeezy an in with Kourtney, and if she's into luxury whips ... he says he's got plenty of those, too.
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Maintaining an unrelentingly gleeful grip on the film's tone, Mr. Sigurdsson skillfully whips absurdist comedy and chilling tragedy into a froth of surging hostilities.
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Mr. Akdas whips olive oil, crushed walnuts and garlic into labneh (strained yogurt) until it seems to rise from the plate, voluptuous yet buoyant.
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According to one longstanding rumor, the party whips, who are responsible for discipline in Parliament, keep a "black book" detailing bad behavior by lawmakers.
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With Negan effectively neutralized, the show needs a new villain, and this episode hastily whips one up with a rebel faction among the coalition.
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Trilobites When a mate approaches a male white bellbird in the Amazon, he whips around and sings his piercing tune right in her face.
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The size of the Labor revolt did not surprise government whips, it is deemed unlikely that the rebels will be expelled from the party.
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A United States Marine Corps flag whips from its pole over the weathered trailer in this remote corner of the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.
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He was there for about two weeks, and had taken so many whips around the town's three square miles that he remembered the shortcuts.
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In March, after the 22nd horse death this season, the track said it would ban the use of drugs and whips on racing days.
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And Vito whips them into decadent ice cream—rich and thick, with nuanced flavors that seem to goad you into eating everything on the plate.
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Now, Wendy can't walk into a consulting session without people imagining her with whips, thus shattering the image of "blank slate" she needs so much.
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The executive chef Chalk Point Kitchen — a New York City restaurant in Matt Levine's indieFORK culinary group — whips up a flavor packed side 1 tsp.
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And jobs on influential select committees are no longer the whips' to give out as rewards for loyalty, instead being distributed by MPs among themselves.
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But beyond the whips, a huge crowd of delegates streamed down the sidewalk from the convention center to the Westin -- some out of sheer curiosity.
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By now, you've probably heard about the Instant Pot, the one-pot-wonder that whips up just about anything you can think of–but faster.
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An accidental swipe by an arm made of steel as it whips around to grab a part can result in severe injuries and even death.
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Harvey himself emerges from the dark of his room, whips his trousers off, and executes a perfect dive into the azure blue of the pool.
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We're told both Jeeps set Whiteside back over $125k each ... for all you math flunkies, that's more than a quarter-mil on the 2 whips.
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Lighthizer has met individually with the congressional whips or vote counters, the House Ways and Means Committee, the Hispanic Caucus and the Blue Dog Democrats.
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She whips up homemade meals on her very own Cooking Channel show, Tia Mowry at Home, and just came out with a brand new cookbook.
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"They had thick wooden and rubber batons, whips made from twisted wire, needles to pierce the skin, pliers for pulling out your nails," he said.
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I picked up a new hood, a pair of latex briefs with a built-in anal plug, a spreader bar, and a couple different whips.
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Government whips tell MPs they face they will not be allowed to stand for the Conservatives at the next election if they back the legislation.
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But in this show, he's mostly relaxed and genial, cruising around in lavish whips and bantering with star-studded friends from his seemingly unlimited Rolodex.
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A proposal to eliminate the use of whips, except when a horse's or jockey's safety is involved, still requires the approval of various state agencies.
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In March, after the 22nd fatality at Santa Anita, the Stronach Group announced a ban on the use of medication and whips on racing days.
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They are a looser alliance than the old rebels who, in the form of the European Research Group, had their own whips and party line.
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The size of the Labor revolt did not surprise government whips, and it is deemed unlikely that the rebels will be expelled from the party.
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Since January, Mr. Mnangagwa's forces have used tear gas, batons, whips and bullets to crush protests over deteriorating economic conditions, killing at least 17 people.
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The $295,000 911 GT2 RS — the most powerful production 911 ever built — whips out 700 horsepower and 553 foot-pounds of torque, according to Porsche.
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Lawmakers voted 367 to 57 to fast-track a bill overturning the secrecy measure and government whips were unable to muster votes to avoid defeat.
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A word about the whips: They wore either lime green hats or white Trump baseball hats, depending on their rank — I think white was higher.
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He sympathizes with the bigoted attitudes of the crowds he whips up, and he's happy to use those sympathies to get away with hurting anyone.
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In March, Santa Anita banned medications and use of whips after the death toll of horses rose to 21 – double that of the previous season.
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Haden buys up whips like this every year -- so ya gotta figure he's got c-armys in Pittsburgh and other cities where he's set up.
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Young rebounds a missed three, takes two dribbles, then whips a one-handed line drive at Taurean Prince as he streaks up the left sideline.
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When Nintendo whips up a frenzy around a limited run product, when it knows supply will never meet demand, it's setting the stage for the future.
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Struggling for leverage, he whips out two screwdrivers for a pair of makeshift ice picks, clawing his way out of the slush like a mountain climber.
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In the first, Brown whips up Paltrow's signature green juice made with kale, lemon, mint, ginger, apple and water with some help from the Goop guru.
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But before Biebs takes his final breath, he whips out his phone, takes one final selfie, and sends it out to his millions of Instagram followers.
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He whips out the signature purr on "Happy," before Modulaw's production on it bottoms out into a cacophony of trap bass, metallic synths and finger clicks.
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To hammer the message of positivity home Cui whips out his phone once more and shows me an image he made using a photo manipulation app.
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Payload secured, it backs up—beep, beep, beep—whips around, and speeds to its dirt pile, stopping so quickly that it tips forward on two wheels.
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For now, the government "whips" whose job it is to ensure parliament backs whatever Brexit deal May agrees with Brussels are taking a softly-softly approach.
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The whips, whose work is largely behind the scenes and who do not give interviews, will need to crush similar dissent to get the vote passed.
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Former whips, who have long studied parliamentary arithmetic, say the prime minister may end up needing only 305 votes if illnesses and abstentions are accounted for.
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She whips work posing and flailing in a ice-cold fashion that completely distracts you from the sorta-wack Sin City aesthetic laid atop of it.
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Tory whips reportedly told their MPs that the government would call one over the summer if they defied it on key parts of its Brexit plan.
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A crowdfunded spiritual successor to the director's Castlevania classics, Bloodstained has everything you'd expect: terrifying monsters, gothic castles, copious amounts of blood, and lots of whips.
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He really likes cooking (and is better at it than I am), so he whips up eggs and bacon, and we watch Fixer Upper while eating.
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Confronted by a homicidal ex-boyfriend who whips out a knife and demands to know if she still loves him, she should have played for time.
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The people with the job of keeping the show on the road are the whips: the MPs who corral their colleagues into backing their party's policies.
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We don't see what probably-Zussman says, only the aftermath of his response: the officer pistol-whips him, and has him tossed into the cattle car.
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After her game had been verified (faking a bingo win gets you spanked with feathery whips onstage), she claimed a gift basket at the front stage.
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Malcolm promises that there would be "no whips and no plantations" and does not think it will be "wish-fulfillment for white supremacists" as Vulture proposes.
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Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino's in a dancing mood checking out luxury whips ... probably because he doesn't have to stress about dropping cash on one of them.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNRoseanne: I Want Valerie Jarrett On New ShowBritney Spears Whips Andy Cohen OnstageJenelle Evans: Road Rage Custody WarMichelle Williams: Smiling After Mental Health Treatment
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Hugh Hefner wants to make it clear ... the only thing in the can over at the bunny palace is film he whips out on movie night.
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Here's how it allegedly goes down -- the Crips ditch their gang attire and hop into luxury whips to blend into the high-end communities they're targeting.
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A tornado whips through and it's gone in minutes, and this guy is still shooting and telling us information that turns out not to be true.
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I only knew mainstream media's portrayal of kink with whips and chains as an aesthetic, but I had no context or genuine information about the practice.
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In Salvador, where we were staying at the time, there's Kama Sutra, which features a BDSM room, equipped with whips and chains, sex toys, and sushi.
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" Then he explicitly mentions slaves, saying ... "I'm gon' beat it like a slave / So you don't run away / Got the whips and chains / Call me master.
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Long rope braids, resembling whips, topped off the fierce ensembles at Alexander McQueen, and at Coach 1941, thin boho twists were randomly woven throughout the hair.
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And just to be clear, before this piece whips you up too much, know that I'm only writing this because my two editors told me to.
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There were digestives biscuits in there, there were walnut whips, lots of cream and chocolate, and there were a few wine gums in there as well.
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In the midst of the reporter discussing those who've camped out for the music festival, a kid whips past him, Naruto-running into the distance. Majestic.
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Rather than concede, President Donald Trump goes on live television and whips his crowd into a frenzy, exclaiming, 'They're trying to steal the presidency from us!
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Submit is a kink-centered space brimming with gear like floggers and whips, and equipped with beds and other surfaces for attendees to have sex on.
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He ain't exactly Floyd Mayweather or Cristiano Ronaldo, but Joe Haden has a damn impressive million-dollar car collection -- and that's just counting his L.A. whips!!
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But once the Pacers shift over to defend it, Calderon whips the ball back to James, where all he has to do is get by Bogdanovic.
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But those flights of debauchery-fueled fancy don't usually threaten tears for viewers — or the people who created it — as their heroine's hair whips back and forth.
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While Carey whips up some marinara sauce in a slinky red satin nightgown, a PJ-clad Moroccan skips around the kitchen with his gingerbread man dance partner.
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There were floor-length plaits modeled after whips, skin with a post-sex flush, and body art so seductive it just might make you start to sweat.
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For instance, Tom DeLay was elected Republican conference secretary in 11, later becoming one of the most effective majority whips and floor leaders in the modern Congress.
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Every time she appeared she donned a skin-tight body suit bear- ing cartoonish images of ropes, whips, and chains — a festive BDSM wallpaper pour le corps.
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MPs' natural wish to support their prime minister, their own ambitions for preferment and the whips' cruel ways all make for a reluctance to rock the boat.
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Even if MPs yield to the party whips, the Lords (where the government has no majority) will not, so the withdrawal bill seems sure to be weakened.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. As the wind whips across the barren, depopulated nuclear wasteland of Euro 2016, only two teams are still standing.
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Although she uses some sneaky tactics to beat out her fiancé, the cookie gift tags she whips up after will certainly make up for her sly moves.
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At one point, she whips out a pile of old occult books to research ways to help Sam, but they're little more than an escalating visual gag.
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It's something we have been wanting for a while,' and his brother whips out his cock while S.O. ties me to the futon after I eagerly agree.
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A committed Catholic, he says that he obeys "the hierarchy of the Roman Catholic church, not the whips' office" and opposes abortion even in cases of rape.
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He whips through sneering at the gentrification of his Isle of Dogs neighborhood to lamenting last year's revelations of slavery in Libya in the space of minutes.
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" Macy shared how proud he was of his daughters, describing them as "They're really cool young women and really fun to be around and smart as whips.
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Two Conservative lawmakers, Kevin Hollinrake and James Cartlidge, said on Twitter Prime Minister Theresa May's parliamentary enforcers, or whips, had said they can have a free vote.
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Don't believe everything you see in commercials ... 'cause when Odell Beckham Jr. whips around in Bev Hills, he ain't driving a Buick -- he's in a $300,000 Ferrari.
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This middle ground might also recognize that plenty of people operate within sexual constraints—not of the whips-and-chains variety, but social, physical, and interpersonal kinds.
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While it whips up curiosity and attention, the game simple serves as a stepping stone for future plans which is why DeepMind says it is moving on.
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Leveraging machine learning algorithms that scour social media, Choosy quickly whips up fashion designs, sends them to China for manufacturing and offers flash-fashion items via Instagram.
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It's a dish Tanis describes as "unfussy," and he's right—it's a pretty humble thing he whips up one morning right before lunch in the MUNCHIES kitchen.
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Arcane parliamentary tradition means that voting cannot begin until the whips for the government and the official opposition — members of Parliament who maintain caucus discipline — are seated.
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Before long, she was performing as Hanoi Hannah in Warhol's "Chelsea Girls" and in leather and whips in the Velvet Underground's dance troupe, The Exploding Plastic Inevitable.
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" And not prized as thoroughbreds, he said: "We would make them get down on all fours like a horse, whinny, and bring out hunting horns and whips.
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And maybe that's why the exceedingly humble Kendrick Lamar's inclusive, ameliorative refrain that whips crowds into an ecstatic frenzy feels so right: We gon' be alright. We.
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She whips up a feast with fresh frog collected from the nearby river, tofu that was made just this week, and bok choy from the vegetable farm.
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A cold November wind whips past the Adams County Courthouse in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania—roughly two miles from the site of the bloodiest battle of the Civil War.
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As the duo investigates, Santa hides behind a tree—and then he watches Alexis groping her stepdaughter, whips out his Yule log, and begins playing with it.
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But if they are willing to defy their leaders and whips, it would reveal that parties have far more internal ideological diversity than partisan voting patterns show.
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As the wind whips, three dancers, Joanna Kotze, Dylan Crossman and Burr Johnson, dash and spin across the stage with the out-of-nowhere force of tornadoes.
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Belgium whips it around the area, but once again the last ball, from Mertens to Lukaku, is errant and Eiji Kawashima is able to jump on it.
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A lot of people associate Gor with being ultra-high protocol, with whips and chains and beating a kajira senseless, but we don't really do that here.
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Here on view are the hallmark Margelian heresies: the oversize collections, the collections built on painstakingly recreated dolls' clothes, the "horizontal" collection that whips around the body.
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In Charlamagne and Amanda's defense ... the lyrics are very explicit and references to beating slaves and whips and chains frankly do conjure up images of African slavery.
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Anyone doing the worm automatically becomes the kind of person who whips out a diablo in the park, or juggles with tubes of Pringles at house parties.
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But as Erdogan's isolation grows, and Trump whips out the threat of sanctions against him more regularly, there is mounting incentive for him to explore other options.
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The camera whips to each new target with the assurance of someone who knows all the combinations, and has instinctive, practiced access to every code and cheat.
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Part of that promise is steeped in nationalism, and there's perhaps no other issue that whips up more nationalist fervor inside China than the issue of Taiwan.
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It includes a display of whips, chains, branding instruments, thumb screws and shackles that were part of the daily regimen of slave torture and discipline on plantations.
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The CHRB voted unanimously to prohibit jockeys from using whips to encourage their horses to move forward, unless the safety of the rider or horse are compromised.
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Instinctively, Smith whips out her phone and begins recording, bending her knees and circling the rapper to get the right angle as he performed for the camera.
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Of those, 102 are government ministers and Conservative Party enforcers, or whips, who are required to support the deal and so are not included in the tally.
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If you're a fan of The Simpsons, you've likely long enjoyed Frinkiac, the search engine which whips up GIFs and memes from the animated series in a jiffy.
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When many of the women he approaches try to deflect his advances by saying they can't speak English, he whips out the gadget to translate his problematic request.
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The gravity it produces whips S28's orbit to around 2000 million miles per hour, which is about 200 times the speed the Earth orbits around the sun.
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Unusually, too, a constitutional amendment from the 1980s gives immense power to party whips: it provides that MPs who vote against their own party may lose their seat.
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Harvard researchers built it to mimic a cotton candy machine, except instead of turning sugar into a carnival treat it whips pig-derived gelatin into more sustainable meat.
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After Varys gives a long, melodramatic speech about how he and Tyrion are both complicit in whatever fire-murders Daenerys commits, he whips out Bran's letter to Jon.
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In the four-minute video, the wind whips loudly as the deputy jogs through the smoke-shrouded hospital parking lot, flames leaping behind the trees all around him.
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Urbanites will understand true love's obstacle in David Teague and Antoinette Portis's "The Red Hat": the wind that whips through a city's upper stratosphere of apartments and penthouses.
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Analysis of the samples confirmed the presence of both living and fossilized coral species, gorgonian sea whips (a fan-shaped soft coral), bamboo corals, molluscs, and stalked barnacles.
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The president will be stronger if the most important parliamentary positions, such as whips and committee chairs, are held by those who believe in the cause of reform.
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You can have them, Dad whispers meekly, if you'll only— This offer enrages the officer and he whips out his semiautomatic pistol and puts it to Dad's head.
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It may seem most enticing to visit the Disney parks during the summer, when you can sip bottomless Dole Whips and cool off with rides down Splash Mountain.
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As for what he did to celebrate being top dog ... Floyd wouldn't say -- though he WAS eager to show our camera guy some of his insanely expensive whips.
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In the clip, Meek Mill shows off his many whips, both nautical and otherwise, as he and his crew jet set around Miami under a clear blue sky.
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This Crown Heights feminist bakery-bar hybrid whips up an array of pies, boozy milkshakes, and more sweet nighttime snacks that you can enjoy alongside your craft cocktails.
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The longer Mr Erdogan whips up his alliance of Islamists and nationalists the greater the danger of ethnic and sectarian violence—including against secularists, liberals, Alevis and Kurds.
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Chamley-Watson tried his signature move, in which he whips his sword around the back of his head or back, four times but did not score with it.
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However, a number of Conservative MPs this week urged government whips to focus on delivering Brexit by getting legislation through Parliament, instead of pushing for a snap election.
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He has made trans people into political pawns as he whips up animus against us in an attempt to energize the most right-wing segment of his party.
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RELATED: Trump card: White House plays its hand in health care battle Whips have been checking in via text message and asking members if there's anything they need.
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" With that being said, he isn't oblivious to the control he forfeits whenever a daddy whips out his authority, admitting that it can be "disempowering and very emasculating.
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The gravity it produces whips S2's orbit to around 11 million miles per hour, which is about 200 times the speed the Earth orbits around the sun.
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Of those, around 100 are government ministers and Conservative Party enforcers, or whips, who are required to support the deal and so are not included in the tally.
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During Mr Buhari's first War Against Indiscipline soldiers used horse whips to beat those who littered or jumped queues and punished others by making them jump like frogs.
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Fewer hangovers is also the sales pitch at Adriaen Block, a bar in the Astoria neighborhood of Queens that whips up CBD-infused negronis and old-fashioned cocktails.
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From undue influence (Agnew's claim) to something closer to treason (enemy of the people.) Instead of criticizing 'the media' for unfair treatment, he whips up hatred for it.
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Dozens of "runs," or parades of people dressed in horned masks and carrying whips or bells, take over towns in southern Germany and Austria, particularly in early December.
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One Good Meal When she entertains at home, the musician and actress often whips up aguachile, inspired by a trip to Mexico City, and serves it with mezcal.
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Cavani crosses the ball completely across the field, Suarez collects, stutter-steps a couple of times, then whips the ball … back to Cavani, who has raced to goal!
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During the protest, men wearing the traditional fur hats of the Cossacks mingled among the crowd, moving in groups of a dozen or so and carrying leather whips.
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The scientists call these events "switchbacks" because in the affected area, the sun&aposs magnetic field whips backwards so that it&aposs almost pointing directly at the sun.
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Bowheads feed by filtering the ocean with long vertical plates in their mouths called baleen, a substance once highly prized for making everything from horse whips to corsets.
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Random events in the game included "penalties for atrocities," reducing the horrors of rhino-hide whips to a minor setback, an unavoidable consequence of being good at colonization.
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Pusha T and his manager went with a salt and pepper theme -- or maybe ebony and ivory -- for their brand new whips ... but either way, they're looking dope.
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It's a story that's become routine: A crowdfunding campaign whips up a flurry of excitement, receives a deluge of funds, and then collapses with nothing to show for it.
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They were used to motivate horses when carriages were drawn by horses and when the internal combustion engine came along, this whole industry of buggy whips just went away.
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Where Aquarius imbues us with icy, other-worldly feelings and Gemini whips us up into an energetic frenzy, Libra season mellows us out and makes us ready to mingle.
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On the right, a tear gas canister explodes, scattering protesters, while on the left, a fierce wind whips a palm tree against the edge of a more complacent crowd.
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No matter the occasion—from a Midsummer's Eve party to an intimate dinner with her costars—the 41-year-old always whips up all of the delicious dishes herself.
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The rapper fully admits hiring them to do work on his whips, but says he gave the companies clear instructions to NOT post any photos or images of him.
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" But hickeys and whips are where she draws the line: "I've seen some intense documentaries where people are in cages and s— like that, which is NOT for me.
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Challenged on his policies (which don't really exist) or his credentials (which are dubiously applicable to the presidency), he whips out his poll numbers as proof of his worthiness.
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MPs seeking a quiet life are content to spend their career as "lobby fodder", wandering whichever way the whips in charge of corralling MPs tell them, adds Mr Cowley.
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Your vegan friend whips her phone out to reveal an arsenal of cute lamb photos should you ever let slip about a delicious lamb ragu you had last night.
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The Philadelphia Sixers superstar is finally dishing out the deets on why he prefers mom mobiles over luxury whips ... saying it's all a big scheme to throw people off.
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"Unless the president not only publicly announces support but publishes bill text and whips it, there's no way it wouldn't get blown up by Miller and Bannon," says Sen.
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We broke the story ... the R&B singer dropped $410,000 on whips for himself and his wife, Princess Love, at Barrett-Jackson Auction Co. in Scottsdale, AZ on Wednesday.
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It's a behavioral pattern of Trump's presidency: He reacts viscerally to what he sees as an attack, whips up a showdown, and ends up eroding his own political position.
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What the job is: The majority whip counts and "whips" votes, convincing a majority of Democrats and Republicans to vote for a bill (remember, 218 is the magic number).
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Relieved and exhausted, Steph took some photos I don't plan on sharing, we ate a Snickers bar, and fucked once more, passionately—no blindfolds, whips, or spank booths necessary.
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Madame Caramel, the suite's owner, promises a sanitary stay; in an email from Dubai, she detailed all of the viruses she knows how to kill on whips and dildos.
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One said the Whips' Office — staffed by Conservative MPs who are tasked with enforcing government discipline — had been "apologetic" when contacting prospective rebels and appeared "embarrassed" at Johnson's behaviour.
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The show is peppered with goofy celebrity cameos, like Kyra Sedgwick (Bacon's actual wife) as a worm enthusiast who whips out her "Closer" blazer when Randy piques her suspicions.
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The show is peppered with goofy celebrity cameos, like Kyra Sedgwick (Bacon's actual wife) as a worm enthusiast who whips out her "Closer" blazer when Randy piques her suspicions.
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The fountain is created from a looping rope that whips and wiggles through the air, making line drawings in space and conveying a sometimes playful, and occasionally menacing, presence.
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Bjork's nearly hour-and-a-half long set —which also took place during the coveted Saturday slot of the festival— takes the audience on through sonic whips and turns.
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Rich foodies like to dine at restaurants like the Michelin-starred Mistral, where chef Ettore Bocchia whips up an array of "inventive molecular dishes," according to Michelin guide inspectors.
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The fatality was the first since March 31 at Santa Anita, which announced a ban on the use of medication and whips on racing days after the 22nd death.
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An in-salon machine that looks like the world's fanciest coffee maker whips up products in 50 seconds, along with a label printed with a bar code for reordering.
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For example, a movie like "Raiders of the Lost Ark" would have been very difficult since there are no emojis (yet) for items like whips, fedoras or boulders/rocks.
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Mary filed new docs, calling out Martin Isaacs for refusing to return a Grammy, other "achievement awards" (she's not specific) and a few luxury whips leased under her company's name.
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Verizon also announced that it is lifting data speed restrictions on firefighters battling blazes in the West and emergency responders in Hawaii as Hurricane Lane whips the chain of islands.
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Party whips - an 18th century term derived from hunting outriders who keep stray hounds on track - are there to guide, cajole and sometimes threaten MPs into voting the right way.
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One former MP compares whips to the Wizard of Oz: pull back the curtain and, instead of the all-powerful figure of legend, you find a "confused middle-aged man".
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Leadership aides emphasize that there isn't much room to change the proposal at this point, but many deputy whips are trying to get members to keep the process in perspective.
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They have produced a series of pictures depicting items such as chains, shackles, neck braces, whips and documents listing auctions and the treatment of slaves as well as punishment records.
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There's this misconception that BDSM play involves whips and chains and leathers, but so much of my BDSM play has taken place at home, in jeans and a T-shirt.
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Swizz Beatz screwed a car leasing company out of 10s of millions of dollars in super expensive whips, including McLarens, Bentleys, Porsches and Ferraris ... this according to a new lawsuit.
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" At this particular show in Chicago, Scott whips the crowd into a frenzy with Top 5 standouts with GOLD-certified "Hooked" and his first No. 1, platinum-certified "My Girl.
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As I, Corbin Smith, am now a member of the elite athlete community, I just want to tell everyone that this dunk, by Pacers forward Myles Turner, fucking whips ass.
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They know that the realities of globalization and automation, and their effects on the American workforce, are far more complex and nuanced than what whips up crowds at campaign rallies.
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He collected "manati" whips, which were made from manatee leather and not often used because they so damaged the skin of an enslaved person that her resale value was compromised.
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" Later come the carefully plotted legal murder of "Good Cop Bad Cop" and the modern-day whips and chains that enslave rappers and ballers alike on "The 13th Amendment Song.
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The crisp morning air whips around my body as I make my way down to the end of a floating jetty at a community boat moorings in Wapping, East London.
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Late in the third quarter of Detroit's game in London, Matthew Stafford, in his 19th consecutive season quarterbacking the Lions, whips the ball toward a teammate darting across the middle.
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I run a conceptual art project and brand with my husband called Sacred Sadism, which replaces the traditional accoutrements of BDSM—the whips and leather—with plants and ecological elements.
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Apparently, few people complained because since October she has sold about 300 bottles of the stuff, which she whips up in her Bronx kitchen and pours into elegant, decorated bottles.
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The game looks like an intense, first-person version of Pong except players' hands act as the paddles as the game ball whips back and forth across the futuristic arena.
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Angelo Iodice, a former competitive bull rider known on the rodeo circuit as AJ Silver who grew up in the Bronx, said bull whips were also effective at corralling animals.
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As the witcher Geralt of Rivia whips around the dirty streets of Blaviken, slicing through thugs, he pins his final foe against a building with a shortsword through the torso.
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From a home appliance that magically whips up meals with pressure to a car that drives for you, it's tough to say any of us are truly self-sufficient anymore.
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The owner whips together a basic plan with little instruction, throws some investment options in there based on some chatter at a cocktail party and basically sets and forgets it.
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Dozens of "runs" or parades of people — dressed in horned masks and carrying whips or bells — take over towns in southern Germany and Austria between late November and Dec. 23.
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The wife of hot yoga mogul Bikram Choudhury didn't just score fancy whips in their divorce ... she also made sure she was off the hook in all his pending lawsuits.
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Sources close to Keef tell us he was sick of "riding dirty" -- taking back streets when he was out in one of his luxury whips in order to dodge cops.
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Conor McGregor is all about spreading the wealth -- buying his entire family brand new BMW 5 Series whips after he got rich in the UFC ... this according to Conor's dad.
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Zach has a hard go of it when a medallion whips up and hits him in the eye and the rope dislodged from a stunt guy whacks him in the nose.
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Harrison Ford, 75, has an entire decade on Neeson, and he's still hunting replicants and cracking whips in action films with enough energy left over to direct New York City traffic.
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We buy strap-ons and vibrators and plugs and whips and clamps and saddles and rabbits and edible lotions and every lubricant known to humankind and items ribbed for my pleasure!!!!
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The world's most famous self-help guru whips crowds into fits of euphoria few pop stars could dream of, but many of his fans are grappling with life's most serious problems.
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The prime minister acted after being advised by government whips that she would lose the vote by a large margin, since over 100 Tory MPs had spoken out against the deal.
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The party whips in the House and the Senate have formed a new negotiating group and have started meeting, while McConnell said he is waiting on direction from the White House.
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A riff on the early works of performance artist Marina Abramović, the exhibit saw LaBeouf seated silently in an empty room with an assortment of props like whips, candies and instruments.
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It publishes more magazines than Jann Wenner; boasts of its "24/7" broadcast media empire; claims more paying members than the American Legion; and it grades, whips, and bankrolls entrenched politicians.
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In other photos, Adele holds up a hand as her hair whips around her head and covers her face, and laughs with a friend at what appears to be a campsite.
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One is the country's most popular president ever and the front-runner in next year's election - a former union leader who still whips up crowds with his fiery and folksy oratory.
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Ray J is deep in the car game, so deep he's having trouble keeping track of all his whips ... and now a car company's suing to get back a Rolls-Royce.
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The restraints built into the table can be stowed away when more vanilla company is over, as can the whips and other toys on display in the retired teacher's apartment/dungeon.
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A Twitter feed for Labour whips, who implement party voting discipline and organise the party's business in parliament, said "one oral statement" updating parliament on the Brexit negotiations had been confirmed.
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It is all the more remarkable, then, when the American Olympian Miles Chamley-Watson whips his sword around the back of his head to score a point on his befuddled opponent.
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The first officer tells the kids to "get back" again, and this time whips out his baton, extending it toward the group and pushing them with his hands to get away.
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A minute into her video about the secrets of the vagina, Ms. Green whips out a Play-Doh model of the female reproductive system to giddily point to the cervical os.
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If the defense traps the ball—as the Cleveland Cavaliers almost exclusively decided to do—Durant can slip into open space as Curry whips a pass to the strong-side corner.
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But have you ever felt the unique pain of a flying Koosh Ball on your bare skin after your friend whips one at you during a sleepover when you aren't looking?
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On an all-new episode of VICELAND's BONG APPÉTIT, host Abdullah Saeed whips up a THC-infused Indian feast with Nakul and Arjun Mahendro, the brains behind the LA gastropub Badmaash.
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You look at people talking about how much money they got, how many corks they popped, how many whips they drove—hip-hop is about being on top of your game.
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Conservative whips told their MPs they will be removed from the parliamentary party and automatically deselected as candidates in an upcoming general election, if they rebel against the government this week.
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And now came descriptions of priests engaged in rape and child pornography for decades, using "whips, violence and sadism," and in one case joining together in a secret cabal of abusers.
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The Stronach Group recently established restrictions on medications and a ban on whips, moves implying that blame rested on trainers and owners for unsavory practices in the pursuit of purse money.
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Each team plays four riders on horses, and the scrum of horses and riders pushing, colliding and surging around the goal with whips cracking creates a rough and violent contact sport.
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" Pelosi sought to assuage her caucus' concerns Thursday morning, telling House Democratic whips that despite "some misunderstandings in the press about a deal, we made a deal to make a deal.
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In this installment, we hang out with chef, restaurateur, and The Next Iron Chef winner Jose Garces, as he whips up a few supremely delicious Spanish dishes using our garden's bounty.
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As Trump was meeting whips at the White House, conservative opponents of the bill gathered on a balmy March afternoon near the West Front of the Capitol Building to launch the resistance.
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Abdullah dives head first into the world of infused syrups and whips up a batch of their blueberry-orange Ballard Beat syrup to take along for the next part of his adventure.
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As I say, I don't tour the bars and engage in the gossip - but I do make time to speak to colleagues, and I have a great team in the Whips' Office.
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Formerly meek Erin (Kristen Wiig) whips out a proton gun with cool determination, while her best friend Abby (Melissa McCarthy) practically grabs ghosts by the throat before taking them out for good.
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With an agreement most likely to go before lawmakers later this year, May's team and the whips she appointed are quietly sounding out who might vote against it, several politicians told Reuters.
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Yousef then whips and thins the dough to the point of transparency, after which he tosses in a dollop of cheese and folds the package to resemble an oversized, origami fortune teller.
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The weakest of them suck up air that whips as fast as 70 miles per hour, while the strongest can reach a breathtaking 300 mph and destroy whole communities in their wake.
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The video, captured by a spectator, shows the dog barking repeatedly while running directly at the massive reptile, before the crocodile, unfazed, whips its head back and snatches Pippa in its jaws.
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The only athlete we can think of with a comparable car collection is Floyd Mayweather -- who's spent more than $12 MIL on fancy whips ... and that doesn't count his TWO private jets.
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For our exclusive video series What I Really Cook for Dinner, Zakarian gives PEOPLE a tour of his Midtown space and whips up a "very simple recipe" perfect for a weeknight meal.
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HE DEFLECTS bullets off his palm, catches grenades blindfolded, whips up a dust-storm with a whirl of his leg and hurls a bottle to kill the villain from a mile away.
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"Often, what it takes to manage these animals in a way that allows people to share space with them is that they're physically abused, disciplined with whips, bars and prods," she said.
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Among the floor whips prowling the convention floor in Cleveland in neon yellow baseball caps, managing and corralling delegates, were a number of volunteers from Washington government affairs firms or Capitol Hill.
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Alexios whips that sucker out for combos, yeets it directly into the skulls of unsuspecting bandits, and spends one of the game's longest and more interesting quests trying to unlock its mysteries.
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Business Insider reported over the weekend that a number of Conservative MPs last week urged government whips to focus efforts on getting Brexit legislation through Parliament, rather than pursuing a general election.
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He whips up a deliciously creamy medicated foie gras pâté mousse with executive chef Trevor Milbery and gets funky with cannabis-infused Camembert under the watchful eye of head cheesemaker Juliana Clark.
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In fact, many of her pieces manifest from small, naïve illustrations (drawn by her non-dominant hand), that she enlarges, prints onto cotton canvases and whips up into functioning garments or accessories.
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Employees have no independent personnel body to appeal to with complaints, and are instead told to inform party whips, in-house disciplinarians notorious for stockpiling compromising information for use in later negotiations.
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He is part of an industry that whips up conservatives against the left, they say, and the fact that his audience is mostly young will deepen the divide for years to come.
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Eden Hazard whips a shot toward the outside post from inside the box, but Raphaël Varane barely got the back of his head on it to hit it behind for a corner.
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"The SS walked around with whips, with sticks, with steel bars, you know; they would beat you for any reason," Mr. Shine told the Bay Area Holocaust Oral History Project in 19913.
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Sanders sent a message to campaign leaders and whips in the middle of the raucous floor proceedings on Monday asking them to settle down their caucuses, but it didn't do the trick.
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The big tee-hee about the "Fifty Shades of Grey" phenomenon is that it's brought ostensibly scandalous heterosexual sex — with its whips and restraints — out of the shadows and into the mainstream.
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Conservative whips, who enforce discipline in the party, threatened to call a confidence vote that could bring down the government before a crucial vote on Tuesday on customs, one lawmaker told Reuters.
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Bob Costas leads the coverage and interviews four of the only eight men who have called the race, and the chef Bobby Flay whips up some Southern fare to serve the team.
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Mitski starts making out with her own hand—Anger was impressed by how much she threw herself into it—and then whips out a guitar to create a triumphant wall of noise.
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In response to the spate of deaths, the park's owner, the Stronach Group announced rules that limited the use of whips and banned the use of nearly all medication on race day.
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Orion Berge, the director of beverage at the InterContinental New York Barclay, whips up house-made tonic water and vermouth to use in signature cocktails at the hotel's bar, the Gin Parlour.
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There's also the Zouwu, a charming monster with a catlike face and a long body that whips around like a Chinese New Year dragon, upstaging everyone who shares the screen with it.
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It could be 30 or 40 years ago, until a patron whips out a smartphone or the newscaster on the bar's television describes Donald J. Trump battling Ted Cruz on the campaign trail.
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Collins, speaking to CBS's "Face the Nation" on Sunday, said the group hoped to influence a proposal that the Senate's two whips, Republican John Cornyn and Democrat Dick Durbin, are trying to assemble.
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"There's going to be no waiting, no more excuses by anybody, we're going to get it done," Trump told deputy Republican House whips at the White House during a brief appearance before reporters.
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"They can make your life difficult," said one lawmaker, recounting how the whips once refused him permission to be absent from parliament for a family celebration because he would have missed a vote.
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A gust of Arctic air whips her hair around her face as she scrutinizes the beige house perched sixty feet above us, atop an Iñupiat archaeological site that's fast eroding into the ocean.
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With 58 percent of all users interested in handcuffs and whips, you might want to take some time to consider whether it's something that might float your boat (or get it rocking). 4.
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Aside from offering a wide selection of bras, panties, bodysuits and babydoll dresses, Rihanna also created her own naughty V-Day "xcessories" — including fuzzy handcuffs, whips, heart-shaped pasties, lace garters and more.
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But the undoubtful GIF-worthy highlights are Trainor's hairography, as she whips her locks back and forth à la Willow Smith and steps in front of a high-powered fan Beyoncé would approve.
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Even better is the Thor-like ability to recall the axe back to your hand, which when correctly timed, can deal additional damage as it whips through more foes on its way back.
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"They can make your life difficult," said one lawmaker, recounting how the whips once refused him permission to be absent from parliament for a family celebration because he would have missed a vote.
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It's just part of how things are done and it seems as natural and enduring as chairshots and Irish whips, in large part because Heenan made it seem like such a good idea.
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Stella Santana, daughter of Carlos Santana, whips up dreamy, swishing soul and R&B that feels thoroughly modern, even as her voice harks back to smoke-filled lounges of the 1940s and 1950s.
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It was inconspicuous when she wanted her room to come off as vanilla—unlike a clear plastic storage box full of whips—and it was inconspicuous enough to pull out for a session.
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Our father no longer raises his voice or drags Christina by the wrist or whips her for lollygagging; he could yell himself hoarse and whip his arm crippled, and still Christina wouldn't obey.
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She comes off point as her raised "working" leg shoots out to the front and sweeps around to the side; but then, as she rises up onto point, that working leg whips inward.
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In her video, when Campbell boards an airplane and heads to her seat, instead of immediately sitting down and getting comfortable, she whips out a pair of latex gloves and Dettol disinfectant wipes.
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You: The sky is gray and the leaves are ombré; the wind whips hard against your face, and the matte white lid of your PSL is smudged with the kiss of your lips.
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This chat had it all: Students were taunted with racial slurs, a "daily lynching" schedule and graphic images of black and brown bodies swinging from trees, bloodied and battered from whips and chains.
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Instead, you can move it to a high-yield savings account so that when you do finally go on vacation, you have money for a few extra Dole Whips or cups of gelato.
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Drawing equally from Hitchcock and the clammy scares of Japanese horror movies like "Ju-on: The Grudge" (2002), Mr. Nguyen whips up a spectral stew of past atrocities and present-day hanky-panky.
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Even several GOP whips tasked with drumming up support for the bill said Monday night they have not yet made up their minds on whether to support the revised American Health Care Act.
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A group of Republican and Democratic whips in the House and Senate have failed to find any way forward on the proposal and are deeply divided over the scope of any potential deal.
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Dozens of "runs," or parades of people dressed in horned masks and carrying whips or bells, take over towns in southern Germany and Austria from the last weeks of November to Dec. 23.
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Earlier, a twitter feed for Labour whips, who implement party voting discipline and organize the party's business in parliament, said the statement would follow prime minister's questions, which takes place at 11 GMT.
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Westminster figures suspect whips have been made aware of some of the allegations levelled against MPs from their parties but have kept them secret in order to use as leverage against them in future.
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Over a six-minute-long tutorial, she applies primer, concealer and blusher, while managing to curl her hair and at one point, even whips out a block of ice to tighten her pores with.
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I'm nervous, but most of all really proud of what Emma and I have accomplished (of course, it's not without some major blooper moments like hair whips in my face and pulling my groin).
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Now the interesting thing about this is that the natural first reaction all of us have is that language translators have turned into buggy whips, that it's very sad but this is what happens.
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One explanation, coming from the best-selling book Dead Mountain, is that the wind that whips through Kholat Syakhl in such a way it produces a sound that can cause panic attacks in humans.
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The roommate then whips out a caution sign and wallops the dude over the head before taking the phone and continuing to dance like he didn't just rock somebody's world with a plastic board.
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The chief whips of both main parties sit on the committee that decides which MPs are to receive gongs, in an arrangement labelled "inappropriate" by the House of Commons' own Public Administration Select Committee.
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In order to mitigate political toxicity and cultivate healthier communities, we must be willing to consider how, when, and to what effect blame whips around and points the finger squarely at our own chests.
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It turns out Tyga is damn lucky he only got manhandled over one repo'd car, because he actually owes nearly $130k on 2 OTHER luxury whips ... according to one pissed off rental car company.
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Before Prida sets the cream up in the mixer, she places the bowl holding the chocolate mixture onto a larger bowl filled with ice, so that the chocolate can cool while the cream whips.
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But then this wicked witch comes, with hardcore New York wetness, and whips up a big wienersausage on the wall, and all of a sudden it's not so much fun anymore, because it's reality.
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Similarly, Ignis is an accomplished chef, and when the group goes camping for the night — which you'll need to do when there's no nearby hotel to stay in — he whips up a tasty meal.
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As military ruler, Buhari took a tough line on everything from the conditions sought by the International Monetary Fund to unruliness in bus queues, which he brought into line with soldiers armed with whips.
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During an evening boat hangout in "You've Yacht To Be Kidding Me," Brandi whips the dildo out once again, wields it while laughing hysterically, and tries to touch Kameron's feet with the sex toy.
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Once inside, a tiny kitchen at the bottom of the stairs — where the smell of meringue wafts in the air — is where a chef whips the sabayon for the egg coffees into a frenzy.
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Around twenty members of the pro-Brexit European Research Group have told whips they will carry out "vote strikes", a move that would push May's government to the verge of collapse, the newspaper said.
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Louie: Sometimes if there's something going on and somebody just whips out their phone, they'll ask you to put it away or something, but I think I just personally like face-to-face interactions.
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At first wounded protesters flooded in with gunshot wounds or broken limbs, having been attacked by troops wielding staves and whips, said the medical students, who declined to give their full names, fearing reprisals.
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Rampage filmed the late bday surprise earlier today ... when Tiki pulled up on Rampage's fleet of whips -- including the Range Rover Sport Autobiography Dynamic, which retails for over 6 figures after taxes and fees.
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Violent protests helped garner support for the legislation, in particular Bloody Sunday, the 20153 protests in which the police used nightsticks, whips, horses and tear gas to terrorize a group of civil rights activists.
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The exhibition interposes chilling mechanisms of slavery — whips, chains, shackles and a recreated slave ship — with historical commentary, films and works by Kara Walker, Shuck One, Abdoulaye Konaté and other internationally known black artists.
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Cossack militia members also attacked the Pussy Riot punk group with whips and teargas at the Winter Olympics host city of Sochi in 2014 as they tried to perform a song mocking Vladimir Putin.
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They limited the use of whips, became stricter about the use of certain drugs before races, changed their race lineup, and because several horses had died on it, closed the downhill turf course indefinitely.
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Standing at the lectern in El Paso, Parscale quickly reveals his true interest in these rallies when he whips out his phone and asks the crowd to "text WALL" to a specific phone number.
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Regency, psychopaths, wedding planners, ranchers, sadists, grandmas, bordellos, dukes (of course); whips, fish tacos, entails, Down syndrome, recipes, orgasms — romance can absorb them all, which suggests it's a healthy genre, not trapped in inflexibility.
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Every so often, a performer drifts or rushes into an apparent digression, as when one, who self-identifies as a "sex educator," pulls out a few of his flogging whips and begins twirling them.
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But Tory whips believe that they might win over as many as 20-30 Labour MPs who are both hostile to Mr Corbyn's leadership and anxious to avoid the risk of a no-deal Brexit.
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Once inside and seated she realizes she's forgotten to apply her fake eyelashes, so she whips out the glue and puts them on right there at the table, in between sharing jokes with the waitress.
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Their music is an homage to the prairielands which they call home, and the very winter that whips frigid winds through the arid plains finds its way into the band's second full-length album, Iris.
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She whips out a shiv when she's asked by one of her cellmates if she is Aunt Becky and explains that she's already bribed the guards by getting their kids into competitive pre-K schools.
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BEIRUT (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In a central Beirut cafe, transgender model Sasha Elijah flips open a paper fan and whips out her new ice cream cone-shaped high-heeled shoes for a potential drag costume.
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I could tell you that the ball ricochets off the pitcher, then caroms off an umpire, directly into the path of the shortstop, who calmly steps on second base and whips it over to first.
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His talks here, including one three years ago in which he promised to end capitalism, feature a seemingly unhinged version of himself who rants with glee and whips up the crowd into a fringe frenzy.
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It might just be that chefs don't typically come into contact with a siphon on a daily basis, now that we've moved beyond non-dessert 'foams' and 'whips' that dominated the trend of molecular gastronomy.
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After snipping the tips of her hair into a makeshift petri dish, the vlogger whips out her trusty semipermanent lash glue in hopes the new "brow" hairs stay in place for a couple of days.
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RNC Chairman Reince Priebus personally addressed the room, and delegates were introduced to staff whips for each side and to delegates that would be offering guidance on the whole range of issues before the committee.
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And, depending on your specific kink, it can also mean wading through webpage after webpage of products you'll need to get started — floggers, blindfolds, handcuffs, ticklers, paddles, whips, clamps, gags, and the list goes on.
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In one video, a woman who appears to be wearing a burqa whips around to reveal a nun's habit — and a sign reading, "No burqa," a wry comment on France's ban on conservative Muslim dress.
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It's not every day you get to see some staged real estate photos that include whips, a pillory, and a goddamn wooden star where you can tie (and/or be tied by) your significant other.
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They used to sell all the fetish gear, whips and chains and rubber, and everything, but also it was where this punk aesthetic started in terms of deconstructing clothes and wearing statements on your sleeve.
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Some of them are of her pretty much in the nude, and the CBC reported that one now-deleted photo featured her on railroad tracks, and others show her with whips and similar BDSM tools.
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On the new show "Cooking With Steve Doocy," the pink-faced Fox News anchor makes chili with Dr. Oz, shares a kitchen with Kellyanne Conway and whips up stromboli with Anthony Scaramucci and his wife.
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The music is by Philip Glass (Concerto for Violin and Orchestra), and for the outer movements, driving and bombastic, Mr. Varone whips up his signature maelstroms, with eight tireless dancers whirling breathlessly around the stage.
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Big businesses, rock stars and other artists have boycotted the state unless it repeals the law, which transgender advocates say misguidedly whips up concern over public safety and infringes on the rights of transgender people.
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Video from CNN affiliate KYMA shows the metal panels leaning against trees adjacent to a Mexicali, Mexico, street as the wind whips up dirt from the construction site on the other side of the border.
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That is certainly the view of Agnes (Nina Arianda), the wife of a rich meathead, who springs to her feet at the concert, rebukes the crowd for jeering, and whips up a storm of applause.
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Yet Mr. Byrne — relying almost entirely on a doom-metal soundtrack, game performers and a grungy palette of oily browns and moldy greens — somehow whips his ingredients into an improbably taut man-versus-Satan showdown.
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And her design process reflects this sentiment: Many of her pieces begin as small, naïve illustrations (drawn with her nondominant hand), which she enlarges, prints onto cotton canvases and whips up into garments or accessories.
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Wade became a successful choreographer who's made a career out of teaching his version of Jackson's hydraulic bounces, whips, and stutters to Britney Spears, 'N Sync, Cirque du Soleil and rooms full of aspiring dancers.
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But while the media carelessly whips up hysteria with talk of "World War III," it's important to remember that these standoffs are a yearly occurrence—in the Korean Peninsula, they have the character of routine.
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Mula Gang aka twin rappers Mula & Polo are only 16 but they'll be able to afford their own fancy whips thanks to their record deal with the same label that reps Joey Badass and Pro Era.
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They're what Beyonce would be like if she ran her entire Instagram like her one-off HBO documentary Life Is But a Dream – wincingly private, in a way that whips fans up into an excitable froth.
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According to the outlet there are still conversations to be had when it comes to what services are available on the app, but one thing is still for sure: Winamp still really whips the llama's ass.
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LONDON, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Talks between the opposition Labour Party and whips from British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party on setting a timetable to pass Brexit legislation are ongoing, a Labour source said on Wednesday.
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Core kink: GooRelated kinks: Quicksand, pieplay Some fans of erotic power exchange find the trappings of conventional BDSM boring — paddles, whips, and chains are part of some distant historic period tainted with the aura of slavery.
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Part of that has to do with the generational aspects of the feud, since Ned runs a paper-driven business, which Laird and his tech-oriented pals laugh off as something akin to selling buggy whips.
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Then on Monday, hundreds of Sanders' supporters — his Iowa precinct whips and captains; Congressional Progressive Caucus co-chair Mark Pocan; members of the Sunrise Movement, a group of young climate change activists; campaign co-chair Rep.
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You might not notice it until someone around you orders an Old Fashioned or a Manhattan, and the bartender whips out the tiny bottle with a label so cluttered it rivals that of Dr. Bronner's soap.
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He seems physically too fragile to withstand the horrors of being shackled on a slave ship where he and his fellow prisoners row to an incessant, booming drumbeat as their captors stand over them with whips.
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An example can be seen below: As Wendell Carter Jr. extends himself 35 feet from the rim, Chandler Hutchison has already introduced himself to a rolling Ian Mahinmi, who immediately whips the ball out of bounds.
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Mr. Hoyt's galas were experimental affairs, rotating through a series of clubs, with coffins splayed out on the dance floor, performances by goth bands and leather-clad vampires who might flog one another with kink whips.
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Czech then whips out her Environ Gold Roll-CIT ($298), a microneedling tool studded with tiny needles that puncture the skin, a (slightly painful) practice that she says stimulates collagen and helps topical ingredients absorb better.
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While in view Bute's work seems ethereal, aerial flights of fancy performed by whips of light and cascades of moving shapes synchronized in perfect time to musical accompaniment, the making of them was far from esoteric.
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Teams looking to personalize their mixes further can access a catalog of drum beats, sound effects like whips and camera flashes, shout-outs for a long list of team mascots, and a selection of short raps.
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"Fifty Shades Darker," the "Fifty Shades of Grey" sequel that chronicles the relationship between a budding journalist and a damaged business scion with an affection for whips and chains, is released in the United States today.
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As the camera pans out to show flamingos living where the atmosphere is thin enough that UV rays could burn human skin in four minutes, while wind whips salt from the lake high into the air.
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" Then, all of a sudden, he puts on a record, whips out a microphone, and starts singing to us—I think it was "When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, that's amore.
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Obviously, all the Adele classics are present and correct: proceedings kick off with "Hello", on which Corden whips out a gorgeous little piece of harmony that shocks Adele so much she actually loses pitch for a second.
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One Conservative lawmaker told Reuters the party whips, whose job it is to enforce discipline in parliament, had threatened to call a confidence vote in May if she lost — a move that could bring down the government.
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Traffic on the 101 is a nightmare, so rather than spending hours in traffic, she whips out her smartphone and hails an electric, vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft through Vahana, the on-demand, aviation project.
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To avoid a leadership battle, May has to find a way to appease both the Brexiteers and the rebels, which has sent the government whips - whose job it is to keep party members in line - into overdrive.
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The woman tried to carry on but finally stopped talking when the woman started screaming "Trump, Trump" to drown her out -- an example of the anti-media hysteria that the GOP nominee whips up at his rallies.
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Cruz had showed Trump's campaign his speech two hours before he took the stage, and on the convention floor, Trump floor whips were seen actively encouraging the booing that helped drown out the end of his remarks.
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Mrs May talked of needing further work in the weeks ahead, but she also repeated that she would put the Brexit deal to a vote in Parliament before January 21st (government whips now talk of January 14th).
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The title track for their second album, With Whips and Chains, is a high octane shot of classic heavy metal, rife with bombastic riffs, slick solos, and howl-along choruses, courtesy of vocalist Stacey Peak's powerhouse yowl.
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A nation in fear And when others urge calm and respect for American ideals, Trump whips up anxieties and suggests policies like religious tests for foreign visitors in clear violation of the Constitution and our shared ideals.
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Splash has a coda that, at first, feels like the movie doesn't know where or how to wrap things up, but then whips out new information that casts the sun-bleached drama in a whole new light.
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In our latest episode of MOLTISSIMO, host Mario Batali whips up a magical Italian meal for the bicoastal guest duo of Wes Avila of LA's Guerilla Tacos and Nicholas Morgenstern of New York ice cream spot Morgenstern's.
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Especially when Jeffrey Morgenthaler—yes, the same brilliant bartender who is recognized as starting the barrel-aging cocktail phenomenon—adds a shot of Fernet Branca to the already-rich drink and whips it up in a blender.
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Their self-described "slack metal" is the kind of catchy, high-octane music that whips up the give-no-shits of early punk, grunge's heavy-handed nonchalance, and the lead guitar and vocal melodies of 90s indie.
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The polarisation of politics in America; the entrenchment of party whips in Britain; complete dysfunction in Italy; and institutionalised corruption and class prejudice in India: all of these result from the misplaced importance accorded to political parties.
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Word that local law enforcement was involved in seeking the underlying causes for the spate of deaths came a day after Santa Anita announced an unprecedented ban on the use of drugs and whips in competition there.
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Conservative MP Keith Simpson was called to the Whips' Office on Tuesday morning amid rumours he was planning to vote against the government, despite not being on a list of prospective rebels compiled by Remainer Tory MPs.
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In contrast, 245 lawmakers openly oppose the idea, 303 are deeply sceptical and a further 94 government ministers and whips, or parliamentary enforcers, would be required to vote in line with the government's position against another referendum.
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The next time you find yourself in a fight and your opponent whips out a Super Soaker filled with liquid that smells of three-day-old churros, you might just want to run for your dear life.
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Blac Chyna was so incensed Rob Kardashian kept the Range Rover she gave him, some eyewitnesses say she tried to steal it ... but we've learned none of the whips in question were owned by either of them.
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The reality star whips up her four-ingredient recipe — which Chrissy Teigen would no doubt consider "clean eating" — by slicing the spud very thin, tossing them with olive oil, rosemary (both organic) and Himalayan salt before baking.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned Conservative MPs that they will have their party whips withdrawn and be restricted from standing in the elections if they do not back him in a key Brexit vote on Tuesday.
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Cliff is certainly defending himself when he kills them instead — but you're also not exactly supposed to find it a grim, but necessary, act when he whips a can of dog food into one of their faces.
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Forcing cars off much of the street, a key link across Manhattan, has turned the slowest bus line in the city into one that whips along at speeds that passengers on other routes can only dream of.
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At meetings and in private conversations, Sanders's state leaders and campaign whips have been huddling with their delegations in hopes of avoiding a repeat of the events that marred the opening hours of the convention on Monday.
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Ms. Ko adds rye flour and olive oil to snowball cookies, whips up truly fudgy gluten-free brownies out of canned adzuki beans, and even goes so far as so make her own Cocoa Puff-like cereal.
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The Galaxy S10, S10+ and S10 5G devices feature a new curved, quad HD+ AMOLED display, which the company says whips up crisper and more vibrant colors and reduces blue light exposure to help reduce eye strain.
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Amid e-mails about campaign strategies and day-to-day operations (and correspondence with Tom DeLonge about extraterrestrials) was one delicious morsel about how chef Podesta whips up a batch of restaurant-quality risotto every time, folks.
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A day earlier, the owners of the track announced strict new rules for their sport — no race-day drugs, no use of whips — in response to a spate of horse deaths, 22 since the end of December.
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In contrast, 245 lawmakers openly oppose the idea, 303 are deeply skeptical and a further 94 government ministers and whips, or parliamentary enforcers, would be required to vote in line with the government's position against another referendum.
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Yet throughout, Reines whips us through emotional states (ecstasy, depression, self-loathing, infatuation), physical locations (Queens, Arizona, Lithuania, Haiti) and forms of communication (diary entries, dreams, couplets, aphorisms) — all to consider what we're doing to one another.
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A skinny 17-year-old with unkempt curly hair and a slightly oversized button-up shirt stands awkwardly in what looks like his parents' kitchen, when he whips out an iPhone—the original one—from his jeans pocket.
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In June last year, the 88-year old economist detailed to The Associated Press the abuse he suffered during the Cultural Revolution, when a gang of young Mao loyalists lashed his father and him with copper-flecked whips.
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"The most important part to get right was that it left your fingers orange, just like when you're eating them out of the bag," Canter tells me as he whips up a fresh batch for me to try.
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On a recent Malaysia Airlines flight, buttocks in "The Revenant" were blurred, as were tribal women's breasts in "The Birth of a Nation", but the grisly work of bears, axes and whips was left in full graphic detail.
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Indeed, when R. spinosus whips out its tongue to snag a cricket, it produces an acceleration 264 times greater than the force of gravity, according to research conducted by biophysicist Christopher Anderson and published today in Scientific Reports.
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"Best Jewelry of New Land – Best Diamonds in the Sky #3" whips through shots of the Golden Gate Bridge, boats, and ads for financial goals before kicking over to a woman undressing to her underwear and touching herself.
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Weaving through the crowd and dodging lethal-looking axes and leather whips, I find Tacitus at the far end of the track under a white tent where you can buy bottles of water, T-shirts, and event programs.
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Driving machine-gun-mounted pickups and armed with assault rifles, tear gas, whips and sticks, troops in uniform fired indiscriminately at unarmed protesters, beat men and women alike, and set fire to the sit-in's tents and stages.
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The Times said that Conservative whips, who enforce discipline in the party, issued the warning to pro-EU lawmakers, led by the former ministers Stephen Hammond and Nicky Morgan, minutes before a crucial vote on Tuesday on customs.
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The Devil is all about sex, drugs, and rock and roll, and it isn't afraid of whips or chains: Being a little bad is recommended while Venus is in Capricorn—as long as you're being safe about it.
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Channeling her pent-up frustration into this new reality, she whips around the desert in roaring cars, coolly picks off weak humans crawling around the hellscape, and hooks up with a mustachioed "Death Stalker" bounty hunter (Joel McHale).
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Whether it was a scene with whips against flesh in Roots, the appearance of human bodies worked like cattle in 12 Years a Slave, or the lynching scene in The Great Debaters, it all stuck with me visually.
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Intercutting gestures from the stories she tells — about smoking in high school or dancing cumbia in Mexico — she whips up a speedy montage, corralling decades of dance history and personal history into the span of a few minutes.
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After showering, she lights candles, puts on a playlist — on a recent day, it's a mix of Soulja Boy and Janelle Monáe — then whips up a lemongrass body oil in her hands and spreads it on her skin.
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The freeware media player which "really whips the llama's ass" clocked up more than 60 million users by 20183, well before the likes of iTunes or VLC player made any sort of dent in our music-listening habits.
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The California Horse Racing Board, which is expected next month to issue its own report on the fatalities, voted last week to impose the nation's strictest limits on the use of riding crops, which are commonly called whips.
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These whales swim close to shore, and their fat content is so high that they would float long after death while whalers stripped their baleen for buggy whips and corsets and their blubber for lamp oil and soap.
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The editor of the BrexitCentral news site, citing an anonymous source, claimed that the threshold been reached, while Sky News reported that government whips had been ordered to return to London as a no confidence vote was likely.
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The lawmaker whips around to briefly face Bennett, pointing his fingers at him, shouting "Hey, hey," then turns back around abruptly and walks away as he and a companion take out their cell phones, presumably to report the incident.
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She has already set loose her party enforcers known as "whips" who will use their powers of persuasion to ensure she has as much backing as possible in the make-or-break vote, likely in the next few weeks.
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FROM PEN: Figure Skating Star Nancy Kerrigan Opens Up About Her 6 Miscarriages When Nordegren whips out her iPhone to share photos, the first one she finds is of her ex and Sam at a recent father-daughter dance.
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He has made trans people into political pawns as he whips up animus against us in an attempt to energize the most right-wing segment of his party, claiming his anti-transgender policies are meant to 'protect the country.
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I hope Gronk gets to Touchdown No. 7, whips out his dick, and climaxes on the ball, causing Roger Goodell's head to explode and the NFL to go bankrupt through a roundabout process I haven't quite thought through yet.
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" A journalist described "the fluffy Viennese blondes, fighting one another to get closer to the elevating spectacle of the ashen-faced Jewish surgeon on hands and knees before a half-dozen young hooligans with Swastika armlets and dog-whips.
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"Women and girls interviewed by Human Rights Watch described the perpetrators as mostly police officers or men in uniform who often carried guns, batons, tear gas canisters, whips, or wore helmets and other anti-riot gear," the report says.
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Except that instead of smacking each other's faces, Michelle and Claire are reveling in the comedy of the female breast, a routine that metaphorically whips the lacy, push-up bra off what is, of course, an ordinary body part.
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" The landscape is so alive to Carey that it forms a body, from the tip of Darwin down to the desolate Nullarbor Plain, where the wind whips the sand, the "gnarled and stunted scrub, myall and mallee and mulga.
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When wind whips thick snow drifts into modern sculpture, and blizzards transform the familiar five boroughs into an alien landscape, there is some comfort to be found in the season's underlying benefit for some of the smallest New Yorkers.
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While the president whips up chants of "Lock her up" in red states, his daughter — one of the less credible "moderating" forces in White House history — has been tapping away on her personal email despite being an administration official.
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You don&apost need to invest in handcuffs, whips, or ropesYes, the things we see on television and the movies can inspire our sexiest thoughts, but they can also be intimidating and stop you from giving things a try.
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And after a fight breaks out as expected and a triumphant Sabina subdues her mark and whips off her wig, she reveals hair that is much too short to flip instead of doing the classic Charlie's Angels hair toss.
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RELATED: Immigration tops the list of issues for Trump's first State of the Union Immigration talks remain gridlocked, with aides and members saying that a group of congressional whips has yet to have a significant breakthrough on DACA negotiations.
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What follows is a classic sequence of violence, in which Dahai, rifle in hand, enacts bloody revenge against each person who has caused him distress — from the coal mine owner to the idiot farmer who savagely whips his horse.
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Well, all of those things change as soon as the leaves start to do the same; office heaters are cranked up, the chilly air whips at your skin, and perhaps worst of all, your nose and throat feel bone-dry.
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These types of incidents — which have been going on for ages — are today exacerbated by how polarized people have become, especially as the president whips up racial tensions and many people tend to consume media that reinforces their own worldview.
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He bricks, the ball bounces around a bit, until the Chaska center slaps the orange out... to the three-point line, where Champlin senior guard Sam Dubois whips around in one fluid jitterbug motion to fling an old one-handed runner.
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Included in your purchase are three different accessories – flat beaters, a dough hook, and a set of wire whips – each of which can help you knead heavy bread doughs, quickly beat eggs and creams, and mix dry and wet ingredients seamlessly.
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Scandinavian chef Gunnar Gislason whips up some version of this simple toast when he comes home after a late shift, and eats it standing at the kitchen counter, because it's just too good to wait to get to the table.
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Last but not least, in the way any good Southern-raised chef worth his salt would plan to make himself lunch while busy with his prep for dinner service in August, he whips up a quick mayo and tomato sandwich.
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The sun goes down and you play "Lights," train a camera on Perry and watch as he whips his arms around, waves his black cap and orange towel, points, shouts and croons his local anthem at the top of his lungs.
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The tone, too, whips around like a flag in the wind: These men can be moved from hysterical laughter to tender embraces to blunt violence over the course of a drink, and we're alternately amused, touched, and terrified along with them.
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One of horse racing's most celebrated tracks, Santa Anita Park in Southern California, said on Thursday that it would ban the use of drugs and whips on racing days after the death of another horse there, the 222nd since Dec.
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May's Conservative Party was divided over the plan — one of her whips stepped down on Monday so that he could vote against it, the latest in a long string of Brexit-related resignations — and the opposition parties overwhelmingly opposed it.
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I cannot imagine a more potent metaphor for the art world's habitual detachment from reality than the sight of "Candy and Whips" (2015) dissolving into actual sunlight, particularly sunlight shining on one of the most historically tragic thoroughfares in NYC.
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It whips up crispy food up to 30 percent faster than most ovens through its patented FryForce 360° Technology and offers 17 different presets – from toast and roast to broil and dehydrate – so you can try something new every day.
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In an unexpectedly timely twist given the current gun-control debate, one thread involves teenagers weighing in as a voice of reason, joining Atari in his campaign, while the politician whips the populace into a fear-driven, anti-canine frenzy.
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More than 50,000 children are estimated to be in abusive daaras in Senegal, and face punishments such as beatings with whips, wood and rope if they fail to bring in 2,000 CFA francs ($3) per day, according to Human Rights Watch.
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The announcement follows a meeting of the chief whips of political parties in Parliament Tuesday and a series of high-level ANC meetings to decide the fate of Zuma, who has been at South Africa's helm for nearly a decade.
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One minister told the Sunday Times that he would quit if the vote went ahead, and the newspaper added that at least two Brexit-backing ministers and two members of the whips office were also on the verge of resigning.
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Cromartie was cut by the NY Jets earlier this month but that didn't stop him from treating his whips to a little spa day in New Jersey ... calling a crew to come out to his crib to spiffy up the rides.
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