More likely, we can understand how they can feel winded.
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"We winded up making him what we came up with."
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The most long-winded was Ari Fleischer, who averaged 37 minutes.
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Others had longer-winded theories about this surprise moment of #twinning.
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She'd just done the workout and was too winded to respond.
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Walking from the house to the garden, I would get winded.
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Don't give long-winded explanations or mention the local sports team.
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Consider a company that needs to summarize long-winded, handwritten notes.
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It's the equivalent of Abe Simpson telling a long-winded story.
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He also noticed he felt winded when he kiteboarded or surfed.
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We're now moving on to the long-winded portion of the email!
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Later, Zayner posted a long-winded takedown of the stunt on Facebook.
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He then asks receptionists long-winded and detailed questions about nutrition science.
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"For my long-winded answer," she tells PEOPLE, "I may say Carolina."
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When Mack's time at "Smallville" winded down, her closeness with Raniere increased.
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The opponent gets winded every time they open up and rapidly fades.
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And how can you stem such extraneous, long-winded trains of thought?
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However, that doesn't mean your questions themselves should always be long-winded.
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The students, all seasoned overachievers, struggled to devise impressive, long-winded responses.
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At the dinner, Joel was laughing at Josh for being long-winded.
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After a quarter-mile of walking directly uphill, I was getting winded.
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I got winded and gave up halfway through the Planet Fitness application.
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That's a long-winded way of saying it's not lab-grown meat.
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So, a long-winded way of asking, why not charge for podcasts?
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Witnesses told investigators the dog appeared "old and easily winded," the release said.
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Booker is one of the more long-winded candidates in the 2020 field.
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But just a day later, the start-up un-winded its ambitious plan.
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The long-winded Biden became so rattled that he then did something uncharacteristic.
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This is tedious and long-winded (it can take up to four hours).
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And we started kissing and then we winded up, ended up having sex.
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Why is everyone so physically winded climbing in and out of these things?
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Ms. Diski has panic attacks and becomes winded just walking across a room.
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She attempted to explain tax reform through a long-winded story involving beer.
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I collected them all, from the casual message to the long-winded card.
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From the casual message to the long-winded card, I collected them all.
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"In my current state, #LivingWithCovid, I am constantly weak and winded," Lat tweeted.
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I'm feeling winded and disoriented, like I just did a Jillian Michaels workout.
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He can be as unfocused, long-winded and prone to misstatement as ever.
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He can be as unfocused, long-winded and prone to misstatement as ever.
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Only 32 and otherwise in shape, Barker couldn't walk upstairs without feeling winded.
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The folks at the British automaker have a propensity for long-winded model names.
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It's farcical and asinine; a long-winded pantomime of curtseying and passing silk slips.
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"Little winded, but I was OK," Teague told reporters after a 34-minute effort.
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These long-winded answers, as if to grandmother's house we go, serve her poorly.
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Trial and error of this sort is a long-winded way of making discoveries.
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Think of them fondly next time you get winded walking up to your apartment.
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He sidled on stage uninvited during Vallée's insanely long-winded introduction of the film.
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The explosion winded him and sent the ship violently swaying from side to side.
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Speeches do not have to be long, even though politicians are often long-winded.
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It can leave us winded, cause asthma attacks, make us more susceptible to infection.
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Or was I still winded from climbing the many (many) stairs to its top?
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It's weighed down by melodrama and long-winded reflections on the price of fame.
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By treatment's end, clothing felt intolerable, and a stroll around the block winded me.
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This is my long-winded way of telling you, I don't know. Okay. Yeah.
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Both players try to tally up the most points as they become short-winded masters.
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Winded, wounded, he can barely hold his knife as the creature charges one last time.
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Of course, some women can be equally long-winded, but it is far less common.
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That's a long-winded way of me saying I am really, really sick of Batman.
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Down 17 percent since its 2017 highs, Hasbro's stock has struggled amid the long-winded .
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It was long-winded and rambling ... but more importantly, all about herself and not Aretha.
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Tyler is easily winded, and Heddi continually forgets to turn off her damn cell phone.
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He gave a long-winded and at times confusing answer to a question about Iraq.
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" Stevens added, "When you've scored 45 through three quarters, you probably are a little winded.
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There were serious questions, efforts at diversion with humor, and long-winded statements by senators.
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I'm not going to be very long-winded, because I represent Orange and Sullivan Counties.
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They kick you in the gut, at times, leaving you winded at the next punctuation mark.
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They dictated the Fed's plans to the market with forward guidance and long-winded policy statements.
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They're always slightly long-winded as teams get into gear and find some sort of rhythm.
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They can appear logical and even intellectual, but tend to be long-winded, hypercritical and dogmatic.
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"I get winded going up stairs and I still can't get on my treadmill," she says.
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I remember getting a long winded "I'm sorry" message, and I just dipped out after that.
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Even by Mr. Dimon's standards, the letter published on Wednesday is long-winded at 50 pages.
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Biden's answers were long-winded, hard to follow, and at times ended abruptly with little explanation.
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But 18 months ago I realized I was becoming winded from just walking down the street.
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This is all a long-winded and very typical way of me answering a short question.
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I drag my bag up the jet bridge and stand at the empty gate, winded. Stranded.
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TMZ notes in its report that she was barely winded after her dash through the station.
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All of which is a long-winded way of saying: Buttigieg, not Warren, won the debate.
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It's a long-winded version of "first do no harm"—an ethic prioritizing safety over speed.
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No longer winded, McCaffrey gathered in a punt soon after and floated 63 yards to a score.
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A structure that makes playing the thing as frustrating and long winded as possible, remains largely intact.
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Despite my attempts at variation, I felt more winded than high when all was said and done.
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After a few blocks, I was already winded, and walk-ran the rest of the way home.
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Over the years, her heart continued to weaken and walking up the stairs would leave her winded.
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But Duterte, who's known for his rambling and long-winded speaking style, spoke for about two hours.
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Like Michelle Groskopf's flash-blasted punches, Magyar's images don't require a long-winded explanation to immediately appreciate.
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"I winded up using the mob to do the rest of the pressings," Schoolly D told Balfour.
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That's a long-winded way of saying that this is a problem I've had my whole life.
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"We would go for our evening walk and she would get winded and dizzy," Ms. Jontry said.
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Though there are long-winded stretches to Goldmark's score, the music overall is textured, glittery and captivating.
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In Mr. Perera's long-winded screenplay, the characters tend to give little speeches instead of conversing normally.
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At one point, he put it down to rest a moment, hands on knees and seemingly winded.
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In fact I sat down with the superintendent yesterday and he gave me a long-winded runaround.
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He avoided the cryptic, long-winded filibusters that have become typical at these hearings since Chairman Greenspan.
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I get impatient with the hourlong piece, which for all its lyrical richness can seem long-winded.
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Sweaty and winded from the upright rower, I collapsed onto a chair and tried to crack a joke.
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After some warm up exercises that, concerningly, left me already kinda winded, we got down to brass tacks.
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Thirty-two-year old Travis Barker said he was feeling tired and winded after 12 years of smoking.
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Who needs long-winded phone calls and Marriott conference rooms when you can conduct international diplomacy via subtweet?
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Let's look first at the leaked conversation which left her, and apparently many other people, feeling so winded.
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In public life, his flamboyant intellectualism and somewhat long-winded oration might have counted as "notions" against him.
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The upper chamber must resist the temptation to initiate a politicized and long-winded debate on the floor.
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Buckle in, because this turns into the kind of long-winded story you only tell people over brunch.
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Booker scored 20 points in 17 first-half minutes but said he felt winded most of the game.
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For all the long-winded analyses and rage sessions with friends, a person walks through that field alone.
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Clinton was especially cautious, allowing Trump to rant and, in some cases, harm himself with long-winded responses.
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I'm star-struck and winded so I reflect, refuel (water, Union Square kiosk, $1) and take a breather.
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But now, even at sea level, he was getting winded just walking his two dogs around the block.
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I had more energy, didn't get winded walking down the street or climbing stairs, and had gained weight.
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"In business, writing long-winded things will impress no one, and irritate a lot of people," she says.
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There's a burdensome, long-winded seriousness to it, but Johnston writes in gracefully exact language with genuine heart.
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My need to write long-winded pieces, often gets in the way of the fast-paced digestion of blogging.
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People often make a mistake in thinking that writing long-winded sentences with big words makes them appear smart.
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But it can be turgid and long-winded; parts are dedicated to prophecies of the kind Popper thought nuts.
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We won't waste your time with a long-winded opus about the hoodie's return and prevalence in mainstream fashion.
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Which is a very long-winded way of saying 'no, we're not going to voluntarily let the inspectors in'.
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Breeding and disseminating new crops is a long-winded business, but a DNA-based approach has already shown promise.
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Despite the difficulty of the routines and the remarkable spectacle of it all, the fliers left class barely winded.
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Americans are far from the only long-winded speakers: many South American delegates like to take their time too.
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But it appears to me to be a very long-winded way of getting laid, being in a band.
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That was a long-winded attempt to provide a timely peg to this video of Wayne Gretzky getting dummied.
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She sounded kind of winded at the end of the video—maybe because she was playing in giant boots?
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BARBARA GATSCHET Kansas City, Mo. To the Editor: The article suggests listening to long-winded narrations to initiate sleep.
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The untethered harmonic language, along with the developmental approach to form, could easily make the concerto seem long-winded.
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Roop skewered Jung at distance with jabs to the face and straights to the body which winded the Korean.
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During his long-winded speech, Trump said that he was elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris.
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The corpse in the side-view mirror in a Diana Dowek painting sneaked up on and then winded me.
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In the video, a business news anchor, Cheng Lei, reads a long-winded thank-you note to Mr. Trump.
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Supporters declare their love for Mr. Erdogan, yet many start leaving his rallies halfway through his long-winded speeches.
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That means centralizing and streamlining a system that had permitted misleading, repetitive or just plain long-winded company names.
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A dangerous hacker group resurfaced, Mark Zuckerberg delivered a long-winded defense of Facebook, and Volvo is going green.
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Maddeningly this deletes your voice message altogether, but also unwittingly leaves long-winded types rambling at a black screen.
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My colleague Ben Gilbert likened the fix to an RPG game where you advance by solving long-winded puzzles.
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Me, the fitness guy who works out every day, could not walk around the block without getting winded or dizzy.
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It's a beautiful day today, and even though I get winded quicker than I'd like, it feels great to move.
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And you also see that there are a lot of these really narrow alleyways that winded deeper into the neighborhoods.
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" In LaRose, when asked for the moral of one of her long-winded stories, an elderly Indian lady says, "Moral!
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Participants in the latest coalition talks said her negotiating prowess had proved a sharp contrast to Schulz's long-winded monologues.
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As long as Twitter doesn't overly incentivize long-winded rambling, Beyond 140 could make the micro-blogging service more cohesive.
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Now, picture someone whose favorite exercise is remembering decades-old Chris Farley quotes and laughing until she's kind of winded.
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Here's how to ditch those long-winded real names and get your nicknames set up instead on Android and iOS.
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Don't fight the princess-industrial complex Disney princesses, and long-winded Disney princess thinkpieces, don't seem to be going anywhere.
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It was criticized, however, for a long-winded white paper that set out overly ambitious goals for its "decentralized" platform.
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I wanted to sleep better, hit the top of the subway stairs without getting winded, and generally feel less sedentary.
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If the intention is to show Mokhtar as an innocent, this is a long-winded way of making the point.
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Gaethje was noticeably winded by Johnson's lefts and rights to the body and was breathing heavy in the second round.
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He sat on the end of the giant's reach, was winded, and was finally knocked down with a head kick.
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I knew he was probably smirking or rolling his eyes at my dorky, long-winded, blathering review of each track.
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Rather than dry exposition or long-winded discussions, these men use wordplay that is by turns sarcastic, droll and witty.
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The band's manager, Luke McNees, tells us ... other than being winded and really scared, the boys were fine and grateful.
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Against Thomson, long body kicks winded the veteran and allowed Ferguson to put together combinations of unanswered punches later on.
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Due to all the medication I had taken, I would get winded just by going up a flight of stairs.
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When Nixon arrived, Mr. Tuck made a long-winded introduction and asked the candidate to speak on international monetary policy.
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Franken makes long-winded policy battles surrounding Obamacare and Native American rights genuinely entertaining, augmenting technical explanations with stirring anecdotes.
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Mr. Biden can be a choppy, long-winded orator, but he is at his strongest in individual conversations with voters.
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By the end of the song, you're winded and longing for an ex that you didn't even know you missed.
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Then there's reputation—the risk of bringing shame to your family—and fears of the expensive, long-winded judicial process.
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It's a semi-fake measure that's basically a long-winded way of saying that Apple is a very big company.
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The first time I went to do a high kick on the ice I just flew backwards and winded myself.
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That being said, some pizza can blow your mind, leave you winded, and make an honest person out of you.
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Once I felt winded and faint from only consuming Red Bull and whiskey all day, it was time to go spying.
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He urged people in the neighborhood to keep an eye out for the suspect, even as the police search winded down.
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Winded, he called time, and Desus came out to give him a pep talk and a mighty slap on the butt.
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Stocks have hustled across six lanes of traffic to rise nearly 14 percent in two months, and they should be winded.
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"The president in his answers was very long-winded and it didn t allow for people to comment back," she says.
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The painterly energy that swirled around the mask, crackled in the flame, and winded through the maze now expands out galactically.
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Which is a long-winded way of saying they need to get the entertainment industry to agree to cross-border licensing.
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And I've found that I'm best when I'm just sort of roaming around and noninterrupted and thinking these long-winded thoughts.
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All of which is a long-winded way of saying I have no idea why Rachel calls the cops on Darius.
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McAdams also said that he was experiencing a loss of appetite -- an issue when he needs fluids and is easily winded.
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You've been whirl-winded back in time to a search results page far, far away that appears in black and white.
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And WINDED/WINDOW looked great in the grid in the northeast until I realized that the answer was actually YELLED/YELLOW.
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"I went from doing most intense CrossFit, to: I couldn&apost walk around a city block without feeling winded," Harper said.
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It also came after a long-winded answer about how important transparency is -- and how Trump has trampled all over it.
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She wielded a deft political stiletto, taunting her opponent, Emmanuel Macron, as a weak, long-winded and out-of-touch elitist.
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People here have followed each unveiling of Mr. Guo's often long-winded allegations by creeping around China's barricade of internet censorship.
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Joe Biden is known for being long-winded, for speaking in a choppy fashion or making misstatements, which we have covered.
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Still, these symphonies are sprawling; it's difficult to make them not seem long-winded, aimless and even, as some feel, aloof.
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LG: Which is really just a long-winded way of saying that we're still giving you interviews based on this conference.
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Keep it short and sweet When reaching out, it's important to not overwhelm your recipient with a long-winded block of text.
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They don't have to be long-winded affairs, and you should always be mindful of who might be listening into your conversations.
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But her announcement was more take-it-or-leave-it, like putting one's foot down after delivering a very long-winded sentence.
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He was as strong as a Thai upstairs and winded me with a hefty khao la (farewell knee) downstairs in the labonza.
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This is a long-winded way of noticing that Musk deleted his title from his biography on Tesla basically just to troll.
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Having one long-winded plot is pedestrian, though, so Aquaman gives us another, which accounts for the film's inexcusably long run-time.
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In September 2014, as the tour winded down, Cabello tweeted an inside joke to Mendes and nicknamed him "shawnyboy" in the process.
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Witnesses said the dog, an 11-year-old golden retriever named Bailey, was winded after walking around the area prior to drowning.
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I liked it a lot: admirably flat for a man easily winded and the vegetarian shawarma from Bucharest Grill was fucking delicious.
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The shock, the hurt, the anger, and the heartbreak left me winded, as were so many other Americans who love our country.
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Other White House officials have noted Mulvaney's tendency to get "long-winded" in meetings, which some predict may grate on the President.
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It might seem like hair splitting, but here, then, is clip two: His response here is much longer, and more long-winded.
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His polleros redial him but laying there in the hole, dazed and winded and clutching his elbow, Chino is unable to answer.
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Clinton's qualifications for the White House and said she had been unfairly criticized for long-winded policy explanations and an uninspiring delivery.
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Archery is for when you like to shoot at stuff, but also can walk up a flight of stairs without getting winded.
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This is a very long-winded way of answering your Fox question, which is that then they were quite interested in Brexit.
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No knockdown was ruled as the kick seemingly lifted Holzken off of his feet, but Holzken seemed winded and immediately shelled up.
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" Owens fired back : "This seems like a long-winded way to admit that you don't possess the intellect to back up your assertions.
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Combining explanations, commentary tweets, links to news outlets, Product Hunt pages, and polls, Sip offers a bite-sized alternative to long-winded articles.
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A Catholic reads the Bible, Week 33: Jeremiah's long-winded lamentations But there was one thing that was interesting and translatable to today.
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I mostly agree that the world probably doesn't need many more long-winded, unedited talk shows, but the space has far from peaked.
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But then again, with cardio, I'd bike about 343 miles and that first day, I was winded, I was gassed down in Arizona.
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Because after this long-winded narrative, Cricket has a solution: A spell that can put The Butcher and her spirits down for good.
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It's certainly more interesting and useful than the long-winded papers most of us wrote and instantly forgot about in order to graduate.
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Instead, Madonna delivered a long-winded story about her own rise to fame, in which Franklin only played the most minuscule of parts.
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Avoid overly self-promotional spam, dry or long-winded content, and boring looking media that only appeals to a fraction of your audience.
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Second-round pick Myles Jack, who suffered a season-ending knee injury last fall, admitted that he was winded and rusty at minicamp.
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But starting in June, he noticed he couldn't breathe as well when he ran — his chest got tighter, and he'd feel winded sooner.
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I was so overcome with shock that I tried to start screaming, but I was extremely winded, and I was gasping for air.
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The Mexican leader is prone to long-winded answers and vague policy prescriptions, including his core campaign call to eradicate corruption in Mexico.
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The problem with "Mamihlapinatapai" isn't its empty sultriness (yes, there's that) but that it's mainly just a long-winded excuse for heavy petting.
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Lines circled the block and winded down mall hallways until every last customer could get their hands on her famous Kylie Lip Kit.
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Other portions of the debate drew more light-hearted comments from the pair, including following a particularly long-winded exchange on health care.
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And historically speaking, when investors have enjoyed these bouts of long-winded, double-digit returns in the past, future prospective gains have suffered.
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Ms. Apfel, the Icon Award winner, brought a dash of levity to the night of networking, long-winded speeches and insistently earnest congratulations.
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Trump gave a long-winded reply that did not directly answer the question, before ABC News chief White House correspondent Jon Karl interjected.
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I see myself in my parents every time I have an ache or pain or get winded walking up a flight of stairs.
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There are signs Trump has also had it with his National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster, who he complains is long-winded and inflexible.
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He can pump out that lead leg side kick with venom and his turning kicks have winded or floored many of his opponents.
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First, it would have been too long-winded to chant about winning more games in the regular season (108) than any other team.
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The film plays like a classic Hollywood courtroom drama, however with the uncomfortable mood, the interstitial tedium, and the long-winded responses included.
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It was another long-winded campaign platform discussion, but with two immensely popular creators with over 8 million subscribers across their two channels.
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Bill Clinton also had troubles with the press, but at least he would say hello at events or tell a long-winded story.
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Even Fox News allowed Megyn Kelly to read off a long-winded question that was intended to attack Trump during the first debate.
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That's a long-winded way of saying Uber once had a competitive edge for being innovative and the first one in the market.
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There's Katy Perry and her mother's long-winded explanation about relationships, or David Harbour's mom, who just wants a whole bunch of free stuff.
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Chinese reporter Liang Xiangyi eye-rolled during another reporter's long-winded question at the National People's Congress yesterday and the moment has gone viral.
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The process of identifying cancer—from taking a sample of a tumor to getting the results back from a laboratory—can be long-winded.
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When asked by directly Thursday night if wants to take people's guns away, Obama gave a circuitous, long-winded answer filled with emotional anecdotes.
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For example, how to get out of a very long-winded email thread: Looks like you guys have taken the reins on this conversation!
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Whether I'm trying to make new friends or just trying to make conversation, that sort of long-winded answer doesn't go over very well.
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The album is gravely long-winded, to a point that makes listening feel like an exercise by the time you reach the halfway point.
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My man is winded after one dunk, ready to take a goddamn nap after accomplishing the best shit he was gonna manage, all day.
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After being crowded by Nate Diaz, Cerrone developed an evil intercepting knee strike which winded anyone who tried to run in and crowd him.
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His lungs were another story: He was winded when he slid across the plate and looked for help from a teammate coming to bat.
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After being released from the hospital, Hergenreder still finds it "difficult to even do normal activities, like going up stairs," which leaves him winded.
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They practiced the right-over-left movements as they side-winded down the hall, as low as they could go, pulling Lee with them.
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She shared her homemade soup with an octogenarian who came each evening, patiently listened to customers' long-winded stories, and admired pictures of grandchildren.
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However, what was meant to be a political argument became a long-winded claim against the national liberation movement of the Jewish People, Zionism.
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While it may sound like the hiring manager has asked for your life story, they don't want to hear a long-winded, aimless tale.
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Cocktail whiz Al Sotack came up with this long-winded, bangy cocktail, which is an homage to the Dax Riggs song of the same name.
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Duvall, Reds slam Orioles CINCINNATI — Bronson Arroyo gets winded earlier as his body adjusts after more than two years away from a major league mound.
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The social-media platform chief executive's long-winded excuses about the firm's fourth-quarter earnings could use an edit that cuts to the chase: Sad!
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From Winded SpongeBob to Menacing Patrick to Surveillance Squidward, the most pervasive SpongeBob memes on the internet stem from those first three Hillenburg-helmed seasons.
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In a long-winded post the service announced they are replacing the default egg with a unisex profile picture resembling a head and shoulders silhouette.
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I was finishing a 7-miler, my first in weeks; I felt winded and tired, but jittery because I drank too much coffee that morning.
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To me, athletes are people who actually enjoy working out, or who played sports in high school, or don't get winded walking up the stairs.
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We're used to seeing politicians give long-winded speeches, ask politely to complete their points, and respond to others with a smattering of polite applause.
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At CES on Tuesday the company announced four new Google Assistant-empowered "smart displays" as the newest weapon in its long-winded war with Amazon.
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"It's not a good look if you're a military adviser and you're carrying around excess weight" and get winded after a short walk, he said.
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In 2004, it was the dark and mysterious Jim Caviezel Jesus, who winded up Mel Gib–sonned in Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ.
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Paula goes into a really long-winded story about how she was a secretary before and had four daughters, and how she became a warrior.
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It served as a rematch between the two men; Styles had won the first through interference, after an athletic exhibition that left both men winded.
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"Tyson's post on being accused was not an 'apology'—it was a long winded attempt to justify his inappropriate behavior towards women," Van Pelt says.
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Which I guess is a long-winded way of saying that, yes, I think Game of Thrones is an unusually sophisticated portrayal of political conflict.
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Mr. Nézet-Séguin was more visibly winded after the second act, with its intense, driven passages of dark magic, attempted seduction and hard-won enlightenment.
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After a full day of rehearsal in heels, Ms. Thurman had arrived at the Japanese restaurant late, winded from a steeplechase through tourist-crammed Midtown.
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Through it all, my dad biked to work, biked home, sent me letters, listened to my exuberant long-winded dispatches, fielded my sobbing phone calls.
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When a player who is winded tries too hard to shorten the next point, he or she usually finds trouble, Gilbert, the ESPN analyst, said.
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So this is all a long-winded way of saying we need to treat adjunct professors better because these universities will not do it themselves.
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Uncle Pat is the most long-winded of the family raconteurs, with daily events inspiring detailed accounts of tediously similar happenings of years gone by.
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Rosenstein slammed Comey's decision to give a long-winded and extremely detailed press conference after the Hillary Clinton email investigation was closed in July 2016.
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In his 30 years on the bench in the Eastern District of Virginia, Ellis has developed a reputation for being long-winded and sharp-minded.
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But they're stamped by the pleasure of jamming together, of collaborating on a jubilant rag of hissing strings, percussive splats, sneaker squeaks, and winded grunts.
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Donald Trump's Wednesday press conference may have been extremely long-winded and baffling, but it certainly gave the late night hosts a lot of material.
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I was winded immediately after completing the reps, but the real soreness came the next day after I landed in Mexico for a week-long vacation.
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I'm no longer getting winded doing the smallest things," reported a member of the E-Cigarette Forum, which calls itself "the voice of vaping since 2007.
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The naturally long-winded Clinton spoke for 33 minutes, double the amount of time he was allotted, in a speech that was widely panned as boring.
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Moreover, the game provided a long-winded metaphor for Siemian's career: one spent constantly within shouting distance of greatness, but so often spent falling inches short.
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If you don't really use playlists, instead relying on whatever 'collection' or 'library' feature your service of choice uses, the process becomes much more long-winded.
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Tyler unlocked the car, but police quickly figured out that it was all part of a rather long-winded game, and returned him to his parents.
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Following the cancellation, Barr tweeted out a long-winded apology, which included a claim that the damning tweet had been influenced by a dose of Ambien.
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"The funny part is that I got so winded carrying the yoga mats back to the hotel that I had to stop and rest," she wrote.
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Cost: Free without certificateLength: 8.5 hours / 7 lessons If you tend to get into long-winded arguments that don't lead anywhere, you definitely need this class.
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"I thought we were a little winded in that first half but we got our second wind in the second half," Pacers coach Nate McMillan said.
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For seven years, we heard long-winded speeches from the floor of the House and Senate against ObamaCare and repeated promises to repeal the 2202 law.
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The same way he winded B.J. Penn with a body kick, and the same sort of grappling into boxing which allowed him to ruin Gray Maynard.
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The distress of my classmates is what running, and more generally, fitness itself, came to mean to me — medical emergencies, grass stains, and general winded despair.
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More evidence was added to support the 'Cormier doesn't like bodywork' hypothesis when Anderson Silva winded the light heavyweight champion with a punt to the paunch.
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Instead, the process only became more shambolic and idiosyncratic as Mr. Trump, who supposedly found General McMaster pedantic and long-winded, increasingly made policy via Twitter.
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" Obama considered Biden a Washington blowhard; listening to one of Biden's long-winded speeches during a Senate hearing, he wrote a note to an aide: "Shoot.
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His wife, Theresia, the daughter of a wealthy bank official, died in 1807; one of Salieri's reminiscences is a touchingly long-winded account of their courtship.
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Mike Lee, a Republican from Utah, then followed up with a long-winded question about the three branches of government as they relate to marijuana laws.
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All of which is a long-winded way of saying that over the weekend, Drake announced he'd been working on the next installment in that story.
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There were two distinct JTs: Albert's, who had long-winded conversations on the phone in a breathy voice, and Knoop's, prone to flings but not much talking.
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Nick gave her what can only be described as the most long-winded "Um, thanks, I like you too" response ever, and Vanessa was less than pleased.
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Susan Collins, a Republican senator from Maine, announced Friday in a long-winded, tone-deaf speech that she'd vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
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Zoe was also joined by her husband, Rodger Berman, and sons Kaius, 5, and Skyler, 8, who enjoyed jumping on the couches when the event winded down.
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Then watching Ryan, winded but victorious, casually re-button his jersey as he's pulled away from the worst of the brawl... and then go back for more.
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The truth of the EU is a lot more long-winded and difficult to digest than the alternative and over-simplistic clarion call to 'cut and run'.
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I like to think that, now and then, Lady Jane would interject the wittiest remarks and deflate the considerable egos of her two long-winded male companions.
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As the trial stretched on, it was easy to lose the essence of the actual conflict amid the long-winded men in love with their own voices.
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As the party winded down, Gannett and a few attendees serenaded departing guests, swaying together while singing an Irish ballad, earning raucous applause from the remaining guests.
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The bottom line: While the process to approve reparations in Congress will be long-winded, individual universities have opted to take the matter in their own hands.
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As Mr. Byrd suggests, no one knows what happened in that elevator, but his approach and the long-winded dances that follow are more predictable than powerful.
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So, instead of setting a particular goal weight, we can set a goal that we'd like to be able to walk a certain distance without feeling winded.
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So before you start drafting a long-winded "Webster's dictionary defines 'oversharing' as..." email, consider that your friend's content might not really be meant for you. But!
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All of which is a long-winded way to bring us to Casi, a singer who only spoke Welsh for the first ten years of her life.
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When I asked Begin and Stultz to summarize what masculinity means to them, they gave me a long-winded rundown of their program, including various stages of masculinity.
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Users can post updates onto a scrolling feed, although with a 1,000 character limit compared to Twitter's limit of 240, they are free to be more long-winded.
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Sempra agreed to buy Oncor in August after a long-winded sales process for the key remaining assets of bankrupt utility Energy Future Holdings, formerly known as TXU.
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And so, instead of dragging us both through a long-winded and slow end, I texted A that I just wasn't in the right mental state to date.
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Clearly, she's no longer the woman she'd been in 2014, when she gave honest, long-winded quotes about her heart and soul and dating life to the press.
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Zhang, in red, asks a rather long-winded question to officials from China's State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, while Liang is on the left in blue.
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Biden, in his standard long-winded and free-wheeling style, blasted Trump for "outrageous" and "dangerous" comments he made about President Barack Obama being the "founder" of ISIS.
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This story fits in with a time-honored tradition of telling long-winded, customer service nightmare stories on Twitter, in series of dozens or even hundreds of tweets.
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I was tired of hiding in pictures, getting winded walking across a parking lot, skipping out on activities, feeling lazy and most of all being embarrassed of myself.
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That the process winded on interminably allowed anyone paying attention (Democratic legislators and reporters, for the most part) to familiarize themselves with a head-splitting quantity of minutiae.
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Iz, who weighed around 500 pounds, was winded just from the burden of standing to wait for the chair, and his heavy breathing picked up on the microphone.
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And I was labeled "apolitical" in the other analysis largely because I loathe tedious gatherings of the self-righteous and long-winded — "active political participation," as it's called.
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In the Dirksen Senate Office Building, Mr. Biden, a respected if long-winded chairman, convened two days of hearings about Iraq, soliciting testimony from a procession of experts.
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Madonna launched into a long-winded anecdote about the start of her career before presenting the Video of the Year award — Camila Cabello won, in case you're wondering.
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In most games, whenever you have distance to cover, you tend to run, especially because even the most realistic games usually let you sprint forever without becoming winded.
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The problem: After meetings with our boss, she often tells me that a story I told was too long-winded or that a joke I cracked fell flat.
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Long-winded, intolerant and – unusually for a Cuban - awkward on the dance floor, he was not embraced by his fellow students at first but eventually emerged as a leader.
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At its peak I was up to an impressively thorough six-step daily routine—and I felt strangely proud that I had reached such complex and long-winded heights.
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Avenatti replied cryptically that "there is (sic) good journalists, and there is (sic) bad journalists," during a long-winded answer in which he did not elaborate on his grievance.
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He got nervous about his job, which was to keep them all in order, give them permission to speak, stop them from being long-winded, and make them behave.
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The formulaic workings of a long-winded math equation intercepts with the gilded presentations of classical painting, but one thing appears remiss—there are no paintings in these artworks.
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Although Kate's birthday winded up with a twisted ankle from falling off a scale, Metz says she and her character have a lot in common at their shared age.
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For example, if the person was highly talkative and gave long-winded, all-over-the-map answers, you could expect them to be a chatter-box on the job.
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Just hours before, Musk capped off a long-winded interview live-streamed on YouTube with Joe Rogan by smoking what was described as a mix of tobacco and marijuana.
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Meanwhile, Ms. Swift was put on the defensive, left to quibble about the details of the exchange in a long-winded message that she typed on Apple's Notes app.
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Barely 24 hours after the Times's initial report on his departure, Schultz tipped his hand with a long-winded complaint about the Democratic Party's recent lurch to the left.
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The stronger man and one of the best knee strikers to ever bless the game, he winded Bisping with a decent body knee along the fence in the third.
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By the end of the ride, our bodies are relaxed, slightly winded, and tingling from a combination of the guaro and the hours of bouncing on a wooden bench.
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Throughout this long-winded evening, Ms. De Keersmaeker's curving pathways had her performers crossing the stage in circles, straight lines and spirals, but they frequently stuttered to a halt.
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I thought about the American press and how they often got frustrated at my long-winded answers at press conferences, when my responses didn't conform to two-minute soundbites.
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This is a long-winded way of saying these places may be at immediate risk in the coming days and weeks, according to some of the best guesses available.
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Politicians often chew the scenery with long-winded, self-serving wind-ups, but Zuckerberg was peppered with some fairly pointed questions that got to the heart of the issue.
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"In job interviews, you want to think about the fact that this person probably doesn't have a lot of time to devote to a long-winded conversation," Pope says.
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While the Florida primaries winded down on Tuesday night, the race has already grown increasingly contentious, with both candidates lobbing attacks at each other on a host of issues.
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While the president has long appreciated Giuliani's pugnacious and never-back-down attitude, Trump allies fear Giuliani will damage Trump with his long-winded monologues and free-wheeling accusations.
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But as the weekend winded down, reality sunk in: Becoming an Olympic athlete is neither glamorous nor lucrative, Jamie Staff, director of performance of BMX and sprint track, said.
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Following her Oscar win in 290 (which she celebrated with a long-winded, cackle-filled speech, admitting she might never be up there ever again), Roberts's career cooled a bit.
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It's a long-winded set-up, and thankfully What Happened to Monday manages to get most of the exposition out of the way with an early burst of voice-over.
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"By the time he winded up getting out, the ceiling had caved in, and Alex and Hannah were still in the building," Ghassan's aunt, Junie Moscova told NBC New York.
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And absolutely nothing in life prepares you for the feeling of sleeping without snoring, walking up a flight of stairs without getting winded and exercising without feeling like you're dying.
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I know there's someone who's job it is to tell me if I'm being long-winded, or alternatively, if I didn't go into enough detail to actually make my point.
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But photos users uploaded but either decided not to post, that got interrupted by connectivity issues, or that they otherwise never finished sharing could have winded up with app developers.
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Mr. Gerstein ended the first half of a daunting program with Liszt's "Dante" Sonata, a 25-minute episodic, single-movement work that can come across as long-winded and overblown.
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Jack's doctors encourage him to pursue normal activities and tell his parents not to be alarmed if he gets winded before his peers or is in need of extra rest.
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He went into a long-winded tirade that climate change is caused by the changing climate and that there is no law that can be passed that will affect it.
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He was, by his own admission, a pretty awful candidate—awkward, pompous, long-winded, and lacking a gift for the sound bite, which has since leavened his geeky public persona.
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At a Friday rally in Richmond, Va., the presumptive GOP presidential nominee said he wants to shake up the annual convention and suggested changing up long-winded speeches from politicians.
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And though long-winded, it also uses repetition to its advantage at times, like when the two bump shoulders again and again, as if ensnared in a never-ending argument.
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Or, if it's a really heated conversation that requires reading the entire message followed by lots of time to craft a response, I've found a long-winded, but helpful workaround.
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If the situation is not resolved by then, Britain's Takeover Panel can run an auction to bring the complex and long-winded transatlantic takeover battle for Sky to an end.
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Back then, I'd staked out a distance that was far enough for my 35-inch-inseam legs to overcome her quick start, and close enough that I wouldn't get winded.
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People need to be long-winded to keep up with you, especially in a fight—when you show up for a battle, you're usually found stepping on your soap box.
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As a Mercury-ruled air sign, Gemini has the reputation of being long-winded, so it's likely they'll want to have a lengthy discussion about why a relationship is ending.
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She posts long lamentations and screenshots on Instagram; she calls out journalists by name; she writes long-winded captions about events that occurred years ago, including articles covering these events.
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Clearly I'm winded, because when a gallery assistant asks if I'd like a margarita, the coup de grace for the private opening's showgoers, she reads the answer on my face.
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When his gloves are laced up, Simpson is a solid pressure fighter, an expert at swerving from his opponents' worst, cutting off the ring, and making them pay without getting winded.
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Because data collection for the purposes of advertising is either disclosed in long-winded privacy policies or not at all, it's difficult to tell which apps have trackers and which don't.
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Earlier this month, he tweeted a long-winded apology to Drake over a series of tweets, in which he sent "good energy and love" to the Canadian and his loved ones.
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But he blew it in one long winded, hate-filled campaign in which boasting, bashing women and just about everyone else took the place of informed policy discussions and common decency.
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The rumors of Wayne's retirement a few weeks ago were met with an outpouring of support from fellow artists; hopefully the prospect of long-winded litigation doesn't snuff out Wayne's creativity.
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The ever-improving Holloway showed another nice wrinkle in his game as he winded Pettis—the best body kicker in the lightweight division—with body kicks to set up the finish.
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By the time I hit David Berman's monologue in "Saturday Night Inside Out," I'm usually winded, but I'm always glued to my seat until the end of the hour-long ride.
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As Pappas trotted over to the Hayward Field railing, winded and sweat-soaked, to retrieve her spike bag and swig from a Nalgene bottle after completing postrace interval work, minions awaited.
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Kowalkiewicz did show how badly winded Namajunas can be by a few good body blows, though, and how, as a footwork-based fighter, these can basically ruin her entire game plan.
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The third attempt at this kick winded Pendred and it was then that Breese was able to step in, doubling up on the left straight to floor Pendred for the finish.
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Sagittarians can become utterly convinced that you'd be on the precipice of a major life change, if only you gave them your undivided attention and fully absorbed their long-winded musings!
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Mr. Obama was assigned to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee where Mr. Biden was the ranking Democrat, but the newcomer found the panel frustrating and his party's leader maddeningly long-winded.
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It's also worth putting thought into how you frame the incident: A long-winded, venting session can be cathartic, but it also has the potential to sound self-centered or melodramatic.
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Even when sharply performed — I especially enjoyed Jay Armstrong Johnson's catty Bobby, Melanie Moore's oddball Judy and Anthony Wayne's overenthusiastic Richie — their tales of woe are both long-winded and unsurprising.
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Houts understandably took serious heat for how she treated her dog, and issued a long-winded apology afterward ... explaining how expensive dog trainers are and claiming she's not an animal abuser.
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But some veteran members balked, saying they feared that the cameras would motivate some colleagues to become long-winded and play to the television audience — as if that could ever happen!
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Just under three hours after Burger King unveiled a new advertisement designed to hijack your Google Home to read a long-winded description of its Whopper burger, Google has disabled the functionality.
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Ellev is not happy about my experiment particularly because my long-winded explanations about why she can't listen to "E-I-E-I-O" or watch "Incwedibles" make zero sense to her.
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She swims every single day, and despite my illustrious tenure as a competitive swimmer throughout high school, I'm winded and out of swimming shape and can't keep up to save my life.
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When you've already gotta make sure that your importing your Snapchat story into your Instagram story — and that that Instagram story is automatically updating your Facebook story, I mean, we're already winded.
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Long-winded blog posts, emails, and available updates are unfortunately insufficient because many customers do not receive mainstream support or may not even know they are in possession of a vulnerable system.
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You can't say she's not totally energized, physically and mentally -- the 69-year-old Senator deserve props for running through the crowd like Usain Bolt and not seeming the least bit winded.
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Senators repeatedly interrupted the general counsels' answers and moved on before allowing them to finish, clearly exasperated by the counsels' tendency to provide long-winded answers — and often by the answers themselves.
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They come in formats that seem unimaginable even just a decade ago: a screenshot of a Notes app, a teary-eyed confessional on YouTube, or a long-winded tech company blog post.
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Meandering exchanges between contestants, long-winded speeches by key characters that go nowhere — these are all edited down to make everyone on camera seem sharper and more articulate than they really are.
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"The day of the opening, we walked up five stairs, and got to the top, and Michael was completely winded," said Sam Pinkleton, a choreographer and the associate artistic director of Encores!
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She called out the designer brands she was wearing, then responded to an Instagram user with a long-winded comment defending her use of the jet and Mnuchin's contributions to the country.
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As the penalty winded down, the puck was trapped in the corner of the Montreal zone when Penguins forward Patric Hornqvist dug it out and passed to Crosby above the left circle.
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In a country winded by 10 percent unemployment, a plethora of unstable part-time job contracts for the young, a frozen job market and rising inequality, Mr. Mélenchon's message has powerful resonance.
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Give a rest to the mistake-ridden texts, the long-winded WhatsApps messages and the sporadic group chat conversations, and try to send a note the old-fashioned way for a change.
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The remarks will be in line with the traditional, scripted format of past State of the Union addresses, the aides said, rather than Trump's penchant for personal attacks and long-winded asides.
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Orbiting Jerry are his fastidious ex-wife, Pearl (Rebeca Miller, also playing a long-winded narrator); Pearl's sister, Michele (Michelle Uranowitz); Michele's twin brother, Earl (Derek Smith); and Boots (Jaime Wright), a stripper.
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I found its song-winded passages of flavor text baffling as I tried to figure out what the hell a Jade Falcon was, and what exactly they were fighting over in this game.
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With my most recent ex, a string of Google calendar invites for dates and pat responses to my long-winded notes using Gmail's suggested phrases (I should have known, I should have known).
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A TV reporter's theatrical eyeroll during a long-winded question at a Beijing news conference stole the show during China's annual parliament session last week, exploding on Chinese social media before censors intervened.
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Down to Lunch's innovation that briefly saw it rise to the No. 2 app was replacing long-winded text posts and visual Stories about what you want to do with a simple emoji.
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Last year, a Chinese reporter was caught on live television theatrically rolling her eyes at a long-winded question asked at the parliament session by another Chinese journalist about China's state asset management.
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Biden's long-winded style has been a deep source of frustration for his staff, who have tried but failed to get him to stay on message or at least keep his speeches short.
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He has recently retired and now spends much of his time on social media, posting long-winded political rants and engaging in emotional arguments with anyone who dares to comment on his posts.
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If you're not into self-improvement or long-winded podcasts, you may have no idea who these people are, but the fact is they are very popular: Marcus alone has millions of downloads.
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Long-winded and heart-warmingly earnest, their multi-part deep dives create a safe space for your mind to half-listen to thoroughly researched topics you'd never bother learning about on your own.
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But I stand outside for 10 minutes until we get the all-clear and then I walk back up the five floors to my desk and feel more winded than I should. Altitude.
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I'm winded reciting this now, but in the moment, it felt lovely and a tiny bit indulgent to be taking my time doing something with no other benefit than inflating my own self-esteem.
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Whether it's telling a suspenseful story, stringing together breaking news facts, or going on a long-winded rant that should have been a blog post, tweetstorms let you distribute deeper and more nuanced content.
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"I know I want answers - I want answers to some specific questions," Arizona Republican Andy Biggs told Reuters, adding that lawmakers need to prevent Mueller from giving long-winded answers to open-ended questions.
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In the album's first teaser to the public, actor Mahershala Ali coincidentally plays out Cobb's metaphor as he spars with a punching bag, noticeably winded, yet seemingly sharpening his skills for a forthcoming bout.
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In addition, Kardashian posted a video of Chyna kissing a man and a photo of the rapper True with a long-winded caption in which he claims True had previously asked him for money.
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The season opens on Chuck meeting with a new attorney general—a brash West Texan, meant to imply a Trump appointee—who tells a long-winded story about horse-breeding as an intimidation tactic.
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The program had been through a lot since making its last appearance in the regional semifinals in 2011, a roller coaster that winded through coaching changes and a move to the Big East Conference.
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He hit on many of the critiques of the former vice president: his heavy reliance on his bromance with former President Barack Obama, his dubious and long-winded stories, and his record on race.
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At the end, the two are seen visibly winded while urging net neutrality supporters to have their own "battle for the net" by contacting their lawmakers in support of the Obama-era FCC rules.
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She asked one question at a time, avoided long-winded speeches on why she was asking the question, and listened carefully to his answer, which gave her the basis for a follow-up inquiry.
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Despite many long-winded orations promising health and prosperity for all, what we are really getting seems to be improved health, education and wealth for only a few and stasis or worse for most.
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All of which is a long-winded way of saying that while the 1,000 CP evolution chart above seems fairly accurate, it won't be completely spot-on because IVs make everything a little more complicated.
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It specializes in functional fitness with the goal of making everyday tasks easier: being able to walk up a flight of stairs without getting winded or lifting a gallon of water without wrenching your shoulder.
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Montgomery County, Maryland's report card, for instance, grades the following "Thinking and Academic Success Skills": analysis, collaboration, effort/motivation/persistence [a long-winded way to say grit], elaboration, evaluation, intellectual risk-taking, metacognition, and originality.
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His development of the intercepting knee meant that the vast majority of opponents who felt they could get in on him and fluster him simply ended up getting winded and backing out of range again.
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Image credit: Imgur via Reddit user sshadowsslayer (cropped version of original image) Those tests later winded down, however, and instead Netflix launched video previews across its service worldwide within its TV application in December 2016.
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I'd send a long-winded explanation divulging my wheelchair use, reminding him that it didn't make me any less of person and ending with reassurance that he could ask me questions, should he have any.
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Start of a long-winded musing from an author/Musing, part 2/End of the musing, which could simply have been the shaded squares EDITING A DRAFT OF WRITING WELL IS SURELY AN ART FORM.
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For those who find Bruckner's symphonies long-winded and structurally wayward, hearing them performed by great musicians who have immersed themselves in these challenging, personal and profound works of late Germanic Romanticism was a revelation.
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Having covered Biden's first campaign in 28500, I can say Biden's one-time political fastball floated in more like a changeup as he pitched for votes here in a winded effort to revive his campaign.
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After landing an opening blow on Wong's temple, Bruce struggled to decisively put away his evasive opponent like he had in Seattle a few years earlier, and quickly found himself heavily winded by the encounter.
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I no longer got winded walking up the subway stairs, I didn't get tired in the middle of the afternoon (a good diet helped with that), and I could actually run around with my hyperactive dog.
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Seemingly enraged, West went on a long-winded rant on the site, throwing insults at Khalifa, even mentioning his ex-wife (Amber Rose, whom West once dated) and their son, Sebastian, who turns 3 this month.
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"We all made bail, but by Malik's record being a little worse than everybody else's, he winded up having to sit over the jail for eight months before his case was thrown out," Big Kev said.
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Having hoped her father's transition would offer a glimpse of "the real Steven", Ms Faludi is disappointed to find Stefánie no less hot-tempered, long-winded, enigmatic and uninterested in the past as Steven had been.
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Even though we've already established, in several long-winded ways, that a formula could never calculate or project emotional progress, sometimes we need to fix our eyes on a date when things won't suck so much.
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This exploration of ritual and caregiving, which focused on those shunned because they had the disease, was full of false endings, including a long-winded scene in which the choreographers coaxed audience members onstage to dance.
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Some years ago, Jay Overbye, 55, a real estate broker in Manhattan and my husband's cousin, began noticing something in conversations with a new friend: "Almost every time was a long-winded monologue," Mr. Overbye says.
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Ever since, no new immigrants have been able to apply for DACA, and only those with existing DACA status have been able to apply for renewals as Trump's decision has winded its way through the courts.
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After hearing the hard-line stance embraced by Vice President Mike Pence in his at Washington's Hudson Institute, Cramer worried that what seems like dealmaking could actually be a long-winded strategy to destabilize China's socioeconomic position.
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With a few bars of a new song, a teaser starring Moonlight's Mahershala Ali, and a long-winded Twitter rant, JAY-Z announced on Monday that his newest album, 4:44, would be released on June 30.
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An added indignity: While his quick demise is the only thing most people know about the Harrison, they almost always get the cause of death wrong, blaming it on pneumonia contracted during his long-winded inaugural address.
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Hale had said she nearly turned down the role when it was first offered to her because she was busy raising three children and doubted the viability of a TV series built on long-winded courtroom scenes.
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Any US conflict with Iran would be messy, asymmetrical, long-winded and cost America's regional allies dearly, but there is no doubt the US would prevail at what they would regard as an acceptable short-term cost.
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Sanchez shared Baruch's sentiments on Ford, saying in the same "Trading Nation" interview that the company "stumbled" in the 2019 launch of the Ford Explorer, which "really hit their earnings," worsening an already long-winded earnings decline.
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You hear a winded Soules -- who also seemed coherent -- telling the dispatcher there was an accident with a tractor and a vehicle and says the tractor driver was injured and unconscious after being thrown into a ditch.
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As we've pointed out before, simpler language means that a politician can connect more effectively with the majority of Americans — a populist tactic that many would consider preferable to long-winded sentences full of college-level vocabulary.
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But he reserves the right to silence debaters for being long-winded or merely annoying him, using disciplinary methods that vary from show to show: a squirt with a Super Soaker, an earsplitting blast on a clarinet.
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Ms. Midler got the last laugh: She won the Tony for best leading actress in a musical and managed to quiet the orchestra as it tried to play her off during her delightfully long-winded acceptance speech.
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Far from being the inspiring orator that bin Laden was, Zawahiri is more like the pedantic, long-winded uncle who insists on regaling the family at Thanksgiving dinner with accounts of his arcane disputes with obscure enemies.
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The last seven such visits by Mr. Kenny featured good-natured gibes about former Vice President's Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s long-winded speeches or President Barack Obama's habit of toasting the taoiseach with water-filled glasses.
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While the stock has only gained about 8 percent in 2018, the company just won the bidding war for a key portion of Fox's entertainment assets, ending a long-winded battle with Comcast, the parent company of NBCUniversal.
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At the time, there was little opposition to limiting ISIS's ability to reach tens of millions of people immediately with morbid execution videos, long-winded rants defending ISIS policies, and video reports from captive British journalist John Cantlie.
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Aides have coached the sometimes severe and long-winded Clinton to keep her answers concise and her demeanor sunny, sensitive to reality that this will be the first time Americans see a woman on a presidential debate stage.
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It's for this reason that you'll often see these stories (long-winded interviews that purport to lay it all out in a way the star never has before) appear just before a big project drops (Johnny Depp, anyone?).
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You might have seen complaints about them in the context of digital rights, where they and other long-winded terms and conditions you agree to when installing software, can be used against you in weird and unsettling ways.
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"Some of you know me from The Hunger Games in which I play Effie Trinket, a cruel, out-of-touch reality-TV star who wears insane wigs while delivering long-winded speeches to a violent dystopia," Banks said.
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"Some of you know me from The Hunger Games, in which I play Effie Trinket — a cruel, out-of-touch reality TV star who wears insane wigs while delivering long-winded speeches to a violent dystopia," she said.
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BOAT BUILDING is a long-winded and tedious business, even when what is going down the slipway is a small craft made from modern materials such as fibreglass, rather than something nailed together out of planks of wood.
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SO, MY QUESTION, IN A LONG WINDED WAY, IS WHAT GIVES YOU THE CONFIDENCE THAT THIS IS GOING TO RESULT IN THE END EFFECTS YOU'RE HOPING FOR OF INCREASED SPENDING BY CORPORATIONS THAT ACTUALLY INCREASE JOBS AND WAGES?
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The novel, while long-winded, finds its stride in the quiet moments between Rachel and Zachariah, particularly when they reflect on the world they've built with their love, even as it shatters the lives of those around them.
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As in a performance of the piece earlier this season, Mr. van Zweden brought coherence to an hourlong score that can seem long-winded, conveying the music's Russian Romantic fervor and shifting moods without pushing things to excess.
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Eventually, when the show booked Damon for real in 2006, Kimmel purposely ran out the clock with long-winded introductions and clips so that Damon's actual appearance was limited to him performing some faux fury at the snub.
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It&aposs going to be in the seventh year of his presidency when they realize they&aposre going to miss him when we have another bland, vanilla, monotonous president who is long-winded and very boring in press conferences.
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He stole their mascot and waged a long-winded online harassment campaign against Paige Burton with it (an example of the way athletes are given a slap on the wrist, while Grayson Wentz was expelled for hacking someone's Twitter).
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Even some of Trump's allies on Capitol Hill acknowledged to The Hill on Monday that the GOP nominee appeared unprepared at times and spent too much time on long-winded defenses of his record instead of going after Clinton.
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I experienced getting winded and struggling to breathe under other kids in races for pieces of hose tubing, stranded in open sea swims, swimming tests with a numb face and throbbing migraine from hours in the bitterly cold water.
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President Trump's attempt to show camaraderie with Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican leader, might have backfired on Monday: He spent most of a 45-minute news conference in long-winded exchanges with reporters, while Mr. McConnell looked on awkwardly.
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And because "The Golden Apple" is such a large undertaking, with a cast of 40 and lots of choreography (by Joshua Bergasse), there is also, in this case, a winded feeling, not surprising after just 10 days of rehearsal.
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Recipe sites are overrun with ads and long-winded personal stories, while many apps ignore the fact that many of today's consumers want to shop for groceries online, not by making a shopping list to take to the store.
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" The film shows clips of the singer having difficulty with the choreography — and even joking that she would like to remove some of the harder moves that make her winded: "It's fast: That's why I said to take it out!
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As a comedy lover, I've taken to the series because it is unrelentingly clever and its dialogue is so rapid-fire and densely packed with references that even the throwaway lines would make leave the comparatively lightweight Gilmore Girls winded.
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For example, sending a text to let your boss know that you're running a few minutes late might be considered acceptable, but texting a long-winded explanation of why you're behind on a big project might not be the best idea.
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The exchange is loaded with winking metafictional subtext as we all reflect on how long it's been since we last saw each other, and it's hard not to feel just as winded as they are by the end of it.
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Although fatigue can include sleepiness, it can also refer to a lack of motivation, the need to rest, and feeling worn down or winded, explains Scott Hollingshaus, MD, clinical instructor of sleep medicine at the University of Utah's Sleep Wake Center.
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Creating a new vaccine from scratch is a long-winded undertaking, but in the case of Ebola several candidate vaccines were already on the shelf thanks to earlier, but stalled, work by America's army and that country's National Institutes of Health.
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Media regulators are said to be renewing a campaign to ensure that all articles mentioning the prime minister include his long-winded royal title, "Lord Prime Minister and Supreme Military Commander", which had been set aside when foreigners mocked it.
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This kick, a straight kick which arcs up from the floor rather than pushing in as the traditional Muay Thai teep or neb does, winded dozens of opponents through Schilt's career and gave them no chance at striking back at him.
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After a while the news conferences, with their long-winded, multipart questions, their laughably imprecise simultaneous translations and their rigid, time-controlled formats, begin to seem like parts of one giant whole, their details spilling and flowing into one another.
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Rizzo lost the battle when he lined out to short, but three pitches later Andriese, likely winded from the Rizzo at-bat, left a slider up in the zone that Baez deposited in the seats for a two-run homer.
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Twice recently, Ms. Harris's pointed questions and interjections during long-winded witness testimony have prompted uncommon interruptions from Republican colleagues, John McCain of Arizona and Richard M. Burr of North Carolina, the committee chairman, urging her to let the officials answer.
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This reads as yet another of Ritchie's moments of reflexive cinematic self-reflexivity (as well as wishful thinking), much like the long-winded story that Grant's character tells and that eventually leads to a laugh-killing shot of the Miramax logo.
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"Instead of getting into a winded debate today between paper versus electronic or state versus federal, let's instead focus our efforts on areas within our federal reach that need improvement, areas where we may come to a bipartisan agreement," Davis said.
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This is all a long-winded way of saying that it's at least possible we're further from full employment than the official numbers say and it's going to take another year and a half for it to really kick in.
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This was a sharp contrast to when a winded Johny Hendricks used the exact same position that dos Anjos was in to hold onto Lawler for dear life in their second match, as Lawler begged to be restarted from the feet.
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Uber offered its UberPop service in the Netherlands between July 2014 and November 2015, when it pulled the plug — saying the service "had become a block to regulatory progress" — which is a long-winded way of saying it wasn't legal to operate it.
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Another slightly long-winded way of achieving the same end result is to install Apple Configurator 2 on your Mac and create a customized iPhone profile from there (How-To Geek has a comprehensive guide to the process you can check out).
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I understand the limitations — being telepathic isn't exactly the most exciting mutant power; no one wearing her costume would be taken seriously; she's aggressively campy; she also has a strange and long-winded origin story of being bad, but eventually reverting to good.
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In a prepared statement, Mr Peña duly gave a long-winded account of how Mexican emigration has fallen sharply, and of how 6m jobs in the United States depend on his country, and how the border should be seen as a "shared opportunity".
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Nor was it the long-winded speech about Israeli settlements by President Obama's secretary of State, John KerryJohn Forbes KerryTrump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button #FreeAustinTice trending on anniversary of kidnapping in Syria MORE, earlier this week.
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Extrapolating on his criminal justice position—which, given his pivotal role in the drafting of the 1994 crime bill, is considered by many to be his biggest liability—Biden "gave a long-winded answer," at a town hall in New Hampshire, per Politico.
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Looking a bit winded at times during his first two days in camp, Elliott also struggled with Ohio State's school song and was forced into a second night of singing in front of his teammates — a popular rookie initiation in N.F.L. camps.
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From the very first moments of the film, which introduce us to Toni, mid sit-up, as she counts her reps in barely-winded breath, The Fits lures its viewers into a universe that is both dreamlike and yet still anchored in verisimilitude.
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For the first few months of every year, Traynor, 82, sends a flurry of emails to a list of all the beekeepers and brokers and scientists he has encountered — updates, research reports, weather forecasts and long-winded exchanges about the nature of bees.
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"The People's Assembly is a hard-left pressure group that has put together a rather long-winded attack ad of the kind that is more familiar with elections in the United States than in the United Kingdom," he wrote in an email statement.
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On CBS This Morning on Wednesday, Gayle King gave him (and later his girlfriends) that chance, and what resulted was a long-winded interview filled with tears, outbursts, and, most of all, denials of the accusations that have been made against the 6563-year-old.
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Qualcomm may have lost its long-winded deal to buy NXP on account of China and it continues to battle lawsuits worldwide, but the company does have a dose of good news out of Asia today after it settled an antitrust investigation in Taiwan.
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Figuring out the appropriate running pace for you is often a matter of controlling your ego: There's a temptation to start running fast, because you want to feel like you're actually moving, but then you end up winded and exhausted after a few seconds.
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The probe's huge distance from Earth (around 6.6bn km), combined with the tininess of its transmitter, means that sending all the information collected during the fly-by, including other, better, pictures, will be a long-winded business taking a further 20 months or so.
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Despite all the attempts he's made at living a new and different kind of life (communism, music, sitcom writer), he's still back where he always is: at the mercy of others' stories, whether it's Marnie's babble or Bobby's long-winded tale about Ed Koch.
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The battle reached fever pitch in early May when Rahm Emanuel, the mayor of Chicago, petitioned a federal appeal court to throw out a long-winded lawsuit, filed in 2014 by Friends of the Parks in a district court, to block use of the site.
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But this isn't the first time that Calloway has gotten attention for her antics: She became famous for documenting her thoughts in detail in long-winded stream-of-consciousness Instagram captions, and this past winter, she held $165 creativity workshops that were derided as scams.
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After the House of Deréon's juniors line was quietly discontinued in 2012 and the rest of the operation winded down unofficially in the years following, Bey started an athleisure line in 2016 called Ivy Park with the U.K.-based international high streetwear company Topshop.
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Build an Amazon-like online marketplace for commercial items The Pentagon has one of two options to buy commercial items under the current system: purchase from the independent General Services Administration — thought to be expensive — or through the typical, long-winded DOD contracting process.
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In the Senate, where he is prone to long-winded speeches on the Constitution and separation of powers, he has also been known to make appeals to decency and unity, as he did last year during the Supreme Court confirmation hearings of Brett M. Kavanaugh.
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The prime minister claimed ignorance of a widely circulated video shot at a reception in which he, President Emmanuel Macron of France and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada were caught appearing to mock Mr. Trump for long-winded remarks to reporters during the meeting.
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Trump took to the stage at the Conservative Political Action Committee (CPAC) conference this weekend for a long-winded and very quotable rant against the many perceived villains weighing down his presidency: namely the media, federal investigators and "socialist" challengers in the 2020 election.
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It is also entirely possible, as various sites have suggested, this was never about Mueller per se and instead some kind of long-winded attempt to troll the media—or maybe pull a supposed gotcha on the #MeToo movement, which emphasizes believing accounts of sexual violence.
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The pundits with their schmancy, long-winded explanations of market complexities won't thank me for this simplistic analysis, but I'll wager it'll look far more credible than when the market is 10 percent lower, and they are trying to explain why they are suddenly raging bears.
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The strategy has delayed processing times and costs for public-lands leasing, according to the Department of Interiors U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM), because the government can't lease acreage before responding to what are often long-winded arguments asserting threats to the climate and wildlife.
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In their final act of the day, FIFA's members approved membership for Kosovo (over the strenuous and long-winded objections of Serbia) and Gibraltar; the latter had effectively forced FIFA's hand by winning an appeal for membership at the Court of Arbitration for Sport this month.
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"The main characteristic of Venice is that we have a really wide range of things in the same lineup," Alberto Barbera, the director of the festival, said in a telephone interview, still a bit winded from the race to the finish in putting the program together.
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Down 17 percent since its 2017 highs, Hasbro's stock has struggled amid the long-winded liquidation of Toys R Us. Hasbro's sales suffered as Toys R Us — which accounted for 9 percent of its sales — unraveled, forcing management to find other paths to profit including online retail.
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Typically cast as wry and gossipy, Ms. Sawyer appeared in three dozen films, ranging from the John Wayne western "True Grit" (1969), as a long-winded witness to a hanging, to the comedy "Dumb & Dumber" (19903), as a scooter-riding pickpocket who steals Jim Carrey's wallet.
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The above is basically a long-winded way to get to the somewhat painful personal admission that hey, I need to change some of my behavior, and I want to apologize to the people that my personal behavior hurt and possibly drove away from kernel development entirely.
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There are two outcomes for me admitting it in public: people agree with me and I have to listen to them get worked up and shit talk Beyoncé for a while, or, more likely, people disagree with me and go on a long-winded rant regarding why I'm wrong.
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This is the best iteration of Dirty Projectors because Longstreth's long-winded meanderings get sliced to their most concise declarations, featuring monstrous drums, jittery bass, and guitar lines that jump from point A to point Q without considering such a leap audacious or even out of the ordinary.
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"Some of you know me from The Hunger Games, in which I play Effie Trinket—a cruel, out-of-touch reality TV star who wears insane wigs while delivering long-winded speeches to a violent dystopia," Elizabeth Banks, a Hillary Clinton supporter, said at last year's Democratic National Convention.
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This is a long-winded and Mellencamp-adjacent way of saying that our all-time favorite red carpet couple has called it quits after 10 years, and we don't know how we'll survive without their sweet smiles, knowing looks and heartstoppingly cute couple moments on the red carpet.
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In this debut Martin Stewart follows a trail blazed by greater writers before him, yet he more than makes up for the predictable and sometimes laughable plot devices and clunky, long-winded expository speeches with an exquisite sense of style and a gift for the singular wonder of language.
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I also asked Mr. Obama a somewhat long-winded question about the rise of anti-American sentiment in China, which prompted him to say, "Come on, Mark," and joke, after I was finished, that he had forgotten my question (I assumed that was for the benefit of his host).
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Much is made of the game's political context as though that's something novel, when in practice, the story of Death Stranding is so garbled and long-winded that its parts most overtly inspired by Trump and Brexit come across as limp at best and hopelessly naive at worst.
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Knicks 94, Spurs 90 Before facing the Knicks at Madison Square Garden on Sunday afternoon, Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich was asked, in a long-winded way, his opinion of the critical Twitter posts that the Knicks president Phil Jackson had made about Carmelo Anthony, the team's star player.
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"We sit down and have family meetings all the time, and they roll their eyes to the back of their head because they say I'm long-winded, but we talk about the fact that I would never want (them) to be a public success and a private failure," he said.
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In his characteristically long-winded speech introducing Fiorina, framed strategically for TV cameras by an all-female audience standing and cheering behind him, Cruz called attention to Trump's sexism, reminding listeners that the real-estate mogul had insulted Fiorina's appearance with his "look at that face" comment to Rolling Stone.
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To add to the confusion similar causes are allotted places—there are three slavery-related days and six with water themes—or are unnecessarily long-winded, such as the "International Day of Commemoration and Dignity of the Victims of the Crime of Genocide and of the Prevention of this Crime".
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For a little over two hours, Mr. Amash fielded question after question about his analysis of the report and his legislative record, jousting with former supporters who lamented his refusal to toe the party line and calling for a respectful dialogue as audience members heckled at long-winded or controversial remarks.
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Since taking office, Trump has demonstrated little interest in grinding policy discussions and grown increasingly impatient with long-winded national security briefings, resulting in an NSC that has been shrinking in size and influence over the course of his presidency, according to accounts from several current and former Trump administration officials.
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The pregame festivities ahead of the Super Bowl are far longer than usual, too, and before the unbeaten 2007 Patriots lost to the Giants in Super Bowl XLII, Belichick told players how receiver Troy Brown once expended so much energy before one of their championships that he was winded by kickoff.
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"If the mass media and social media enthusiasts make a pact to no longer share, reproduce or retweet the names, faces, detailed histories or long-winded statements of killers, we could see a dramatic reduction in mass shootings in one to two years," Jennifer B. Johnston, PhD, told the American Pyschological Association.
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The half-German, adult orphan Schlegels, on the other hand, are the type of rich people who frequent "ghastly" restaurants, to quote Tibby, speak to those less fortunate than them, and spend most of their time either playing their single grand piano or having long-winded conversations about Ideas-With-A-Capital-I.
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After we published the article revealing it had all been an incredibly long-winded joke, lots of people wanted to speak to Oobah—including Good Morning Britain's Susannah Reid, who called him a "naughty boy" on live television, and a Japanese production company, which made an hour-long show on the whole thing.
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The result is that we end up with irresponsible theories about social media use by people who still think it's remarkably interesting that they don't have a Facebook account (not to mention author Andrew Sullivan's long-winded narrative about society's decay at the hands of the very internet that made him famous).
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While the Chicago chapter sheds valuable light on Obama's connection with black residents and his developing sense of vocation, many of the other sections that try to chronicle his day-to-day life feel extraneous and absurdly long-winded, as if Garrow wanted to include every last scrap of information he'd unearthed.
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I had long ago come to accept Icelandic particularities—the cooing voices, the long-winded family histories, the constant coffee consumption—but I'd also had the prideful bits drummed in (world's oldest democracy, most literate nation, most successful welfare state) for so long that I could stand them being a little upended.
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Perhaps more low kicks out at range as he did so effectively in the first round, but the intercepting knees to the midriff which winded Mike Brown could be an excellent weapon against an opponent whom Aldo seems so confident in shucking off and standing up from underneath in the early going.
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That's a long-winded way of saying that if Midwestern states like Kansas start leading on renewable energy, choosing renewable energy, working in renewable energy jobs, associating their state identity and state pride with renewables — that, more than anything, is likely to shift their opinions on global warming (and openness to serious climate policy).
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And like Orlando, the ghost takes pride in her ability to move seamlessly from time to time and country to country while always keeping up with the latest fashions: with Scheherazade, who the ghost finds "long-winded and a bore," she wears a yashmak; with the Marquis of Carabas she wears a tricorne and powders her hair.
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If you're not already familiar with the fugue of music, fires, and long-winded toasts to the gods that is Play With Fire, a few summers ago, Zak Pelaccio of Fish & Game, a small restaurant nestled in beautiful Hudson, NY, thought it might be a good idea to have a few friends over for a dinner party.
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Kim revealed on her website and app, that while working with Alber Elbaz, the then Creative Director of Lanvin, on this look, they first created the dress out of leather with metallic detailing before deciding at the last minute to swap it out for the blue and black satin that winded up on the red carpet.
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For the record, Trump winded up with less than 22019 percent of vote as he beat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE by fewer than three points there.
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Without going into a long winded diatribe, the long story short is that I have tremendous difficulty reconciling why my audio art must also be something visual - and even if it is a cross contamination of the senses that the world demands, why does the world settle for the visual of another 4 dudes on stage?
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Which is all a very long-winded way of saying: Listen, we got a liter of the PSL syrup and put it in as many alcohols as we could find within a two-shop radius of the VICE office, and judged which—if any—the iconic addition of cinnamon, nutmeg, pumpkin, and clove flavoring would improve.
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Yet Tiuri, if not particularly well fleshed out as a character, is a receptive vessel for any child's imagination, and his quest, exactly because it lacks refinement of purpose or any overlay of adult allegory, should have a deep appeal to an open-minded child, though perhaps a younger one than is usual for such long-winded fare.
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Now, these theories are numerous and typically long-winded affairs, meaning, under the threat of death from my editor, I can't cover them all (luckily, if you're thirsty for more on the hollow Earth theories, Will Storr wrote a hell of a long-form summation of the theories history for the Independent—including more Coast to Coast glory).
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You can't chalk this up to her newly revealed Game of Thrones fandom, nor to the more pertinent fact that she has so much antic energy that you could easily imagine this woman crossing the finish line at the Boston Marathon and then, without being winded in the least, rolling out a brilliantly devious new plan for defanging the plutocrats of Silicon Valley.
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Reviewing that capacious and ambitious earlier novel for The New Yorker in 2001, John Updike rather delicately observed that Pamuk's desire to write in the 19th-century tradition, to access "a more generous, less nibbled attention span," to breathe "with bigger lungs" and write "long, deep and wide" might not be entirely suited to his "relatively short-winded" style. Maybe.
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So began a toxic relationship with an e-cigarette that would, over the next two years, develop into a painful nicotine addiction that drained his savings, left him feeling winded when he played hockey and tennis, put him at snappish odds with friends who always wanted to mooch off his Juul and culminated in a shouting, tearful confrontation with his parents.
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Now this is not a question of heart, Brown has all the heart in the world as he showed when he was dropped by an Erick Silva body kick and spent the best part of two minutes fighting off the rear naked choke while winded, then got to his feet and didn't give Silva a moment's rest until the fight was over two rounds later.
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The feud –which started Tuesday after Von D announced on her Facebook page that she was ending her friendship with Star after years of "putting up with" Star's "inappropriate behavior (including, promoting drug use, racism and bullying)" — has taken a dramatic turn with both camps taking jabs at each other via long-winded, explanatory videos and then responding to said videos with more of the same.
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This move can easily be deemed a cop-out — why not kill off Lucious and face the greater challenge of writing a show without him, an opportunity Shonda Rhimes would relish in - or a poetic conclusion to a long, winded season that felt more like a fever dream or a string of erratic thoughts, instead of a well composed storyline, as most soap operas do.
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Though often self-indulgent and long-winded, the novel leaves the reader with both a devastating family portrait and a harrowing portrait of America in the late 1990's — an America deep in the grip of that decade's money madness and sick with envy, resentment, greed, acquisitiveness and self-delusion, an America committed to the quick-fix solution and determined to try to medicate its problems away.
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I abandoned the lineup of prestige products I was using — which clearly weren't doing the job — and asked for Routine Help, writing a characteristically long-winded post that detailed my skin type (sensitive, reactive, blemish-prone, oily but dehydrated), my current concerns (redness, inflammation, hormonal breakouts), and what I actually wanted my skin to look like (bright, glowing, virtually poreless "glass skin"), even though technically no one asked me.
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To be sure, his long-winded explanation — which involves a trip from his native London to an audience with the Fireman (formerly known as "the Giant" or "???????" in his previous appearances in the world alongside our world), who tells him that if he wears a certain glove on his hand, that hand will have the strength of a pile driver — is a fascinatingly weird dip into Twin Peaks lore.
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Overeem stopped Sergei Kharitonov with knees to the head from side control in their first fight (which all PRIDE fans miss under the unified rules of MMA), he winded Brett Rogers badly with knees to the body from side control, he turned Travis Browne and Paul Buentello fetal with knees to the body along the fence, and the double collar tie knee he hit Ewerton Teixeira with looked like it might have killed the karateka.
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We have a bunch of smaller Facebook groups that we use as discussion platforms, and obviously those are smaller sample sizes, but I do tend to think that they're representative of our audience as a whole and that the people do respond ... so I guess, actually, like the long-winded answer is that, I think, right now, a lot of brands find it profitable and useful to have a strong stance on political issues.
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Whether it's Ellaria and Tyene straining to reach each other from their separate bonds, or Jaime standing over the conquered Olenna but realizing how little he actually understands, or even just that first meeting between Dany and Jon, which keeps cutting to wide shots to emphasize how far apart the characters are physically (as well as alliance-wise), Mylod comes up with some smart ways to stage scenes that could have easily become long-winded and boring.
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It's not only part of the game (I wish I could locate the eloquent quote from Joe Maddon when he was asked about how he reacts to criticism from the Cubs faithful, which he dismissed with a refreshing understanding that said criticism is part of the fan-sports interaction and makes the tapestry richer for its existence, but this long-winded parenthetical will have to do); it's the one part that fans can believe they'd be able to handle.
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They saw it coming, the media theorists, book-bound intellectuals, Jesuit priests, classicists, and sociologists who attempted to make sense of what they called "electronic media," and we now think of as prehistoric radio and TV. With their long-winded tomes from an age of longer attention spans, authors like Marshall McLuhan, Harold Innis, Walter Ong, and others form a sort of prophetic canon that collectively catalogs our species' first reaction to these newfangled contraptions, with their blinking lights and blaring speakers.
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She's relatable, and not in a "cool girl" Jennifer Lawrence, eats french fries at the Oscars way, but as a regular girl who gets really pumped about dressing up for events; who tells really long-winded stories about her "stalker" only to reveal that said creep is a coyote; who does the cute shruggy shoulder thing when talking about her partner, but also spent most of her college years naked, and who casually learned to freestyle rap from Donald Glover.
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