I'm kind of winging it, but it turns out awesome!
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"They are winging it, absolutely," said Bank of America's Axel.
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In a lot of ways, my Pops was winging it.
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Are you winging it when it comes to your finances?
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Trump appears to be, essentially, winging it in both interviews.
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I'd like to say so, but I was winging it.
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Why not have a plan instead of just winging it?
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Winging my outfits for a couple days wouldn't be that bad.
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As for now, "We're just kind of winging it," she said.
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Or would he be satisfied by only winging his unfortunate foe?
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Oprah Winfrey didn't get to where she is by winging it.
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McDonough at Schwab also said too many employees are winging it.
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Sarah Hyland was literally winging it on the set of Modern Family.
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The love winging around the room scares her with its annihilating force.
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In Great Basin, though, we were like slacker parents: totally winging it.
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"She was not 'winging' this moment and took it very seriously," Perna added.
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"She was not winging this moment and took it very seriously," Perna told Billboard.
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I strongly believe that you can't get very far in life by winging it.
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He might want to reconsider just "winging it" again if those reports are true.
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Instead, YouTube's external communications strategy appears to be winging it on Twitter (another platform!).
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Even when winging it while sipping whisky between jokes, he's still on top form.
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When it comes to handling their finances, most people are winging it, the report shows.
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But at the time, we were all winging it a bit, and so was he.
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"We knew others who were winging it," she said, and sought a more formal structure.
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Then it all unravels because, as we later learn, he was winging it all along.
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I had tried on a short lavender dress ($2,825) with silky ruffles winging the chest.
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"There's a difference between strategic ambiguity and just outright winging it, and I think we're seeing a lot more winging it than people want to admit," Rothman told CNN's "Party People" podcast hosts Kevin Madden in a recent conversation about the future of conservatism.
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Going in and winging it for a role you hate isn't going to teach you anything.
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Should we be reassured that Trump wasn't actually winging it here, just taking really bad advice?
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This is absolutely true: we're just kind of winging it, this is a rehearsal right now.
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Right winging, bitter clinging, proud clingers of our guns, our God, and our religion, and our Constitution.
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Instead, they simply swoop in low to drop off supplies by parachute before winging their way home.
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She whipped up these rolls after looting our rooftop garden and winging it in our test kitchen.
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Right-winging, bitter-clinging, proud clingers of our guns, our God, and our religion, and our Constitution.
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Tents were pitched on his lawn; retired journalists and overworked lawyers were winging their way into town.
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Curry made the head-scratching comment on an episode of the "Winging It" podcast, which posted Monday.
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Be smart: President Trump still appears to be winging it, throwing out one extreme idea after another.
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Instead of winging it or simply hoping for the best, put some thoughtful planning into your methods.
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An initial way to avoid winging it is to use one of the many online retirement calculators.
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But that is Trump's style — winging it — fueled by anger and a sense of bitter payback; 22019.
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Abandon Plan A and assume control by winging it This is the one thing Carey failed to do.
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Why would he play this dangerous game if he's not a true believer, if he's just winging it?
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Boeing got a billion-dollar contract in 2019 to finish re-winging the A-10s that needed them.
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When I buy my kids a present and if the instructions are this thick, we are winging it.
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So I make sure I tell them that adults don't know anything, that we're really just winging it!
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They really didn't know exactly how it was going to look so they were pretty much winging it.
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Klotz was essentially saying that Cohen, the most successful trader of his generation, was winging it every day.
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Tucker said a fourth film was definitely a possibility during a January interview on the "Winging It" podcast.
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There were thousands of bullets winging through the air and I was running around like he's running around.
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Using a flat eyeshadow brush, gently pat a shimmery purple shadow onto your lid, slightly winging out the pigment.
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Recently, dedicated birdwatchers in the area discovered that the male hawk, Christo, has been stepping out — er, winging out?
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She was slow to anger, but not above putting a stamp on her feelings and winging them my way.
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Reaching down to push or punch at Marciano in his crouch only exposed the taller fighter to winging overhands.
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If anything, it shows that the social network is playing catch up and winging what is a critical topic.
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When it comes to decorating our places, we can probably all agree that "winging it" is our general strategy.
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And that another opportunity to build a viable ecosystem will come winging in again — in five or so years.
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" But before Allison can answer, a crowparrot sweeps out of the nearest tree, winging low to screech "_Fuck you!
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Even if the Hall of Fame is an institution without definition, there is no excuse for voters just winging it.
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Just for a second, you're reminded that you're watching TV, and the adults writing said TV are completely winging it.
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Ahead of them, the 21-2 long shot Joevia was winging the field through a half mile of 48.79 seconds.
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Just a couple of clicks and that new pair of socks is winging its way to you at breakneck speed.
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You've just articulated one of the main reasons: If the conversation really matters to you, preparing clearly beats winging it.
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Others are winging it with much brighter blonde tones, but with one important rule in mind: the bulkier, the better.
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She almost made it through, but she just missed the very last (and hardest) step — assuming full control by winging it.
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Carry-on luggage is our reality — and when it comes to picking out your bag, winging it is not an option.
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The opposition was largely winging it, preferring to establish bases in other parks with water, coffee, food, first aid, and comfort.
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Do his often incoherent and contradictory words and actions add up to a strategy, or is the president just winging it?
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These days, Van Cleef's whimsical aviary feels newly relevant: Who among us doesn't dream of grabbing the valuables and winging away?
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I am winging it here, filling flowerpots with annuals and pruning the forsythia back to within an inch of its life.
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It wasn't pretty, with the wide, winging shots of the Chinese Aorigele being thrown with enough vigour to trouble the giant.
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"That's an absurd, half-baked excuse, and it clearly shows these guys are just winging it," said one well-placed GOP aide.
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I only smile like that when I am in a city, and food I didn't cook is winging its way to me.
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Forget about winging it this week: On Wednesday, make-it-happen Mars gets checked by taskmaster Saturn, forcing everyone to slow down.
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Following Giuliani's performance with Sean Hannity on Fox News, the advisers feared he was winging it and not fully prepared, sources said.
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Alvarez threw punches sparingly, winging a few big punches that missed as Alvarez came back with jabs and an occasional right hand.
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For the last few years he has been winging it and besting his opponents seemingly however he feels he wants to fight.
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For this updated cat-eye, sweep a dusty-purple shadow over each lid, winging the shadow out slightly at the outer corner.
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Remember, we are talking immigration here, which is supposedly Trump's top issue, and even then it seems like he is just winging it.
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Dip an angled eyeliner brush into your eyeshadow of choice (we used dark gray), then line your upper lashline, winging it out slightly.
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If Trump seems to be winging it through the early days of the transition, unperturbed by the potential for horror, this is why.
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For those other hard-to-pronounce words, we'll just have to keep winging it, but for halal lovers, this song is a lifesaver.
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Not everyone can do it, and not everyone knows the moment to switch to the assault rifle after winging an enemy with Kar98.
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GE: It was kind of exciting to just be in a van together with our cameras — exploring, winging it, seeing what you find.
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At that very moment, high over the Pacific Ocean, a Chinese executive named Meng Wanzhou was winging her way from Shenzhen to Mexico.
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In "West Winging It: An Unpresidential Memoir," expected in June 2018, Cunnane offers a humorous reflection of his time at the White House.
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You'll avoiding making a mess or winging it because you don't want to unlock your laptop while your hands are covered in flour. 3.
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He was winging it overhand, shooting it straight, and even knocked Browne down with a backhanded blow which would make the Norfolk Butcher proud.
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Pearson responded by allegedly rolling his window down and winging a cupcake toward that car, which smacked the other driver right in the face.
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Until recently, Trump has been largely winging it by spending very little money, relying instead on huge rallies, continuous tweets and cable TV appearances.
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With an angled liner brush, draw matte burgundy eyeshadow along your upper and lower lash lines, winging it out slightly on your upper lash line.
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Once those 44 aircraft are removed from service, the Air Force will proceed with re-winging those that remain, an Air Force spokeswoman told Military.com.
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For those of you who don't exactly feel like winging it formula-freestyle, we've roundup up a few of our favorite balsamic vinaigrette recipes below.
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Winging it and filling body bags as we sort out what works reminds us of themoral dictates and the cost of incompetence in our profession.
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He was afraid right at that very moment because he hadn't written any of this and was winging it, a claim I very much believed.
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As the bats come winging in or out, you catch them in nets spread across the cave mouth and transfer them to a cloth bag.
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By now, Martha's guides are offering tours in English and Spanish for $25 an hour — while we were there, she was still winging them, for free.
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The talent is clearly present in Zabit Magomedsharipov and just like Jon Jones he might get all the way to a UFC title just winging it.
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And I think what most people look at all this and need self-pitying winging from the media and think what a bunch of sanctimonious idiots.
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During an interview on the podcast "Winging It," the Golden State Warriors star revealed that he doesn't believe the United States has been to the moon.
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Former ambassador: Trump 'winging it' with call No diplomatic savvy Nonetheless, this phone call may offer important clues about how Trump may handle foreign policy decisions.
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The White House is no place for winging it, yet he appears to lack the mental discipline to prepare himself to succeed in world's toughest job.
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Lin was a guest on The Ringer's "Winging It" podcast and said he'll always support D'Antoni because D'Antoni, now the Houston Rockets head coach, "empowers" players.
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It's also key to send your elbows back on an angle, not winging out to the side, so the chest and shoulders do more of the work.
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When two massive men step onto the canvas and start winging fists at one another, the likelihood of a blink-and-miss-it spectacle is incredibly high.
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Winging it The feds have given an OK to Google's Project Wing, so keep an eye on the sky as the tech giant starts testing delivery drones.
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But if you're a total amateur at tattoos — or you've just been winging it — you need to know exactly what products to buy to help it heal.
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The troops in harms way wondering if the President has any actual foreign policy strategy or if he's just winging it with them on the front lines.
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To get the look, draw a thick line of turquoise liner along your upper lashline, winging it out into a standard cat-eye at the outer corner.
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There are fears in Washington that the winging-it US President will cough up big concessions in a comprehensive mismatch with the wily and prepared Russian veteran.
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They are winging it, putting together a plan for economic transformation on the fly, like an overdue college project, because nobody else stepped up to do it.
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Winging it and filling body bags as we sort out what works reminds us of the moral dictates and the cost of in competence in our profession.
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Similarly, the curvature of the NASA Orbit Pavilion lets visitors walk into a massive shell and listen to the normally inaccessible sounds of satellites winging through space.
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We're bootstrapped, so there's a lot of learning on the job (a nice way of saying we're winging it), sometimes even side-by-side with a new hire.
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It's hard to beat that $60 discount off the official Apple price, but always keep in mind that winging it could break your device or void your warranty.
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The skill involved, coupled with the high-octane excitement of quadcopters winging through space at high speeds, goes a long way towards explaining the excitement around drone racing.
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Curry expressed the view while appearing on the podcast "Winging It," hosted by NBA players Vince Carter and Kent Bazemore and Atlanta Hawks digital content coordinator Annie Finberg.
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So when I got on stage, I generally found myself in a perpetual state of winging it and trying to hide what a terrible fucking actor I was.
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Steph sent science and space geeks into another orbit this week when he claimed on The Ringer's "Winging It" podcast that astronauts never landed on the moon in 1969.
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Because many of these positions are specialized, hiring managers will want to make sure that applicants aren't winging it in between Netflix binges, especially with so little face time.
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While bassist Jonny Ahearne and guitarist Joseph Greer were already 36,000 feet in the air, winging their way to the Indonesian island, drummer Toby Dundas was marooned in London.
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It's a different animal in the way that you feel like you should be adding to something, rather than just winging it and coming up with something totally new.
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Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) knows how to make one heck of an entrance by winging in on a dragon, but the producers managed to top that with this season's exit.
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Andre Borschberg, one of the pilots, flew past the Statue of Liberty and New York Harbor before landing at John F. Kennedy International Airport after winging in from Allentown, Pennsylvania.
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Why chat could rock the boat Christopher Hill, a former US ambassador, said that Trump was "winging it" and may not have been aware of the significance of the move.
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If you have just been winging it, my advice to you today is to get on Cardone University (it's 90% off until midnight) and start watching 6 segments per day.
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I was 25 and singing in English for the first time, so it took me a while to settle on my singing accents because I was kind of winging it.
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Pat Cunnane, a deputy director of messaging in the Obama administration and author of "West Winging It: An Un-Presidential Memoir," has said he's adapting his 2018 book for television.
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The 571st Aircraft Maintenance Squadron at the Ogden Air Logistics Complex at Hill Air Force Base in Utah handled re-winging for 162 A-10s, the bulk of the project.
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Cillizza built his brand by posing mundane questions like "What if Donald Trump is just winging it?" and ranking Anthony Scaramucci's quotes based on their levels of "absolutely bananas"-ness.
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Doug Wilson has been pretty much winging it since he tried to shame Joe Thornton into accepting a trade a few years ago and then the Sharks got good again.
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WINGING THE NEXT MEAL During the week, I eat with Tom, but on Sundays he's with members of Dignity NY. I sometimes join them for dinner or eat with friends.
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It was hilarious just winging it, New York style," said Ms. Hargreaves, 48, who, as on "Homeland," ministers to a troubled family member on the Netflix series "13 Reasons Why.
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The individual statistic who tipped the historic balance past the 17,300,000 mark may have been a newborn baby, or a young physicist from M.I.T. winging his way across Lake Tahoe.
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"From a policy perspective, we really seem to be kind of winging it as a society," said John Sands, who serves as the Knight Foundation's director of learning and impact.
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" Mr. Kudlow also did not pretend to know, from moment to moment, whether Mr. Trump's rhetoric and behavior reflect a president winging it, or one playing out a grand strategy. "Honestly?
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Chow down on these stomach turning Wing Bowl photos to see the contestants crush the competition to make you feel a little bit better about the damage you did yesterday. #winging.
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" While appearing on an episode of the podcast "Winging It," which posted Monday, Curry asked fellow NBA players Vince Carter, Kent Bazemore and Andre Iguodala "We ever been to the moon?
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Former US envoy: Trump 'winging it' with Taiwan call First time in decades Trump's transition team said Friday that the President-elect had chatted with Tsai, who passed along her congratulations.
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Hundreds of millions of birds pour down from Canada's boreal forests, winging their way south along the Atlantic Coast toward tropical destinations in the Caribbean, Mexico and Central and South America.
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As Rigondeaux became frustrated, he went to one of his favorite dodgy tactics for power hitting: holding behind the head with the right hand and winging in uppercuts with the left.
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For creators who are winging their interactions with fans, knowing when a ship has become a collective fandom ideology, and why, might help give you a bit of autonomy from your fandom.
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If you watched sci-fi staples like "The Jetsons" or "Back to the Future," you may have indulged in flights of fancy about winging it to work and waving traffic jams goodbye.
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A local car broker donated a 2375 Toyota Avalon to one of the Syrians, Abdulrazzaq Alghraibi, a father of four who now works on the de-winging line at a poultry plant.
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As many reports documented, she had little to no ground presence or campaign infrastructure in either Nevada or South Carolina, essentially winging it with whatever resources she did have in each state.
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The casual news consumer can be forgiven the impression that self-driving vehicles are being deployed, and killing people, at random — that we're just winging it, using public streets as live experiments.
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The Warriors All-Star and his teammates revealed their skepticism on the Ringer's "Winging It" podcast with Vince Carter and Kent Bazemore ... admitting they truly believe the moon landing in 1969 never happened.
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Doing a trial just makes you so much more relaxed — you already have so much going on, so the last thing you want is to be winging your hair on your wedding day.
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Winging It Joan Acocella draws a straight line from Dada through Merce Cunningham and John Cage to the recent improvisations of Rashaun Mitchell and Silas Riener at the Joyce Theatre (Dancing, November 26th).
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The re-winging of the venerable attack aircraft, popularly known as the Warthog, is expected to allow it to keep flying until the late 2030s, Air Force Materiel Command said in a release.
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Did I ever anticipate my thoughts winging fast for Afghanistan, that I'd drop what I was doing at least five times a day to calculate the local time at Bagram on two hands?
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But she's very aware of the fact that we're all just winging it and there's no real way to judge if you've done a good job until your child is around 30, anyway.
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PHIL LEBEAU: So square those results, which are, by any measure, fantastic results, square those results with the hand winging that we've seen by investors about the airline business over the last three months.
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"We've got a Fed that's just been winging it by the seat of their pants … in one direction right, this unbelievable accommodative policy, this unprecedented policy, which I think is very dangerous," Toomey said.
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And if you take Trump's word for how he lives his life, the most obvious answer is that Trump in the White House is doing what he's done his whole life: just winging it.
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This is a perfectly valid technique—timing is the only difference between a winging overhand and a beautiful classical cross counter after all—but it is almost all that Teixeira does on the feet.
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In some cases, it's clear the producers are working from a playbook that George R.R. Martin gave them a few years ago at a fabled meeting in Santa Fe; in others, they're probably winging it.
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Perhaps the most memorable "emotional support" animal story last year involved Dexter, a peacock barred by United from winging his way with his human from Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey to Los Angeles.
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He's just penned "West Winging It: An Un-presidential Memoir," a "West Wing" meets "The Office"-style tell-all about working his way slightly up the professional totem pole for the former commander in chief.
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On a May 2000 trip to the Czech Republic, then-Secretary of State Madeleine Albright was targeted by two self-described anarchists who shouted "Death to American imperialism!" before winging two eggs in her direction.
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In fact, one of the rules for YNAB is every dollar needs a purpose, so you know it's serious about budgets and making sure you stay on track instead of "winging it" from month-to-month.
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In March, the Beijing International Film Festival pulled award-winging gay romance "Call Me By Your Name" from its programme, not long after the country's film regulator deemed LGBT content inappropriate, alongside content that includes bestiality.
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"A lot of people approach these legacies as vultures winging around this decomposing body looking for little islands of still-pink flesh they can consume," he recently said matter-of-factly from his West Hollywood, Calif.
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Vox's Aja Romano described the chaos that results from winging it, writing about the "viral laughingstock" in 2017: The "private" island turned out to be a small wedge of public island right next to a Sandals resort.
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And so it is nice to be at "Variations on the Main," though it's cutesy and too abstract, and the leaf blowers, which send foil scraps and flower petals winging through the space, are a bit much.
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The rest of the time we'd be winging it, asking everyone we met whether they happened to know anyone in the next town over, as we made our way across the country on the Trans-Siberian Railway.
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"I don't know if our daughter's easy or if we've just been winging it the right way, but we haven't had too much of a plan and it's all kind of gone all right," he told Jimmy Kimmel.
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RELATED: Donald Trump is running out of ways to win "I think he's winging it," Ball said, indicating that Trump's campaign manager Kellyanne Conway could just be picking up the pieces of whatever her candidate decides to say.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - A Chinese film festival has pulled award-winging gay romance "Call Me By Your Name" from its program, the movie's distributor said on Monday, reflecting China's mottled relationship with gay themes in the creative arts.
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Rothman said that for an incoming president to appear like he's "winging it" is considered a bad thing -- for good reason -- but in a way it's part of how the electorate that backed Trump was pushing for change.
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In a Mercedes-Benz, BMW or Audi, for instance, one can switch from "Comfort" to "Sport" or even "Eco" mode, depending on whether you're puttering through the middle of town or winging your car along a twisting road.
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"No one in business would conduct their work that way, just winging it, sending out one email to every vendor out there and hoping that someone replies or just, without any research, reaching out to people indiscriminately," Spinner said.
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And yet, despite the fact that no one should be surprised by the fact that Trump is winging it and making up facts to suit him, there are two things that should trouble anyone about this episode with Trudeau.
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Photo: Ben Margot (AP)Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry is backpedaling from his quip last week on the Winging It podcast endorsing a classic conspiracy theory: that NASA's six-manned landings on the moon from 1969-1972 somehow didn't occur.
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Speaker Ryan's comments -- along with common sense -- should end any doubt that President Trump was either misinformed, winging it or deliberately lying when he alleged on March 2250 a Watergate-like surveillance of his campaign headquarters by the Obama administration.
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Steph Curry revealed some out of this world takes on American achievements in astronautics on a recent episode of the Winging It podcast, hosted by fellow NBA players Vince Carter and Kent Bazemore, along with Atlanta Hawks employee Annie Finberg.
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There is the demagogic, megalomaniac Republican front-runner who simply appears to be winging it, just as surprised as the rest of us that he has duped enough people to position himself to have a strong chance of securing the nomination.
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Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, said he is concerned that the President's "ad-hoc" style of going into meetings and "winging it" is not appropriate and that the meeting should be called off with Putin.
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The average A-10 is 38 years old, and even though the bulk of the A-10 fleet has just been scheduled to get new wings, canceling the re-winging and retiring the Warthog could save as much as $6.7 billion.
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Over the years designers have cut a hole in the floor ("Blasted"), covered the place in carpet (Annie Baker's "Uncle Vanya"), sent cotton balls winging through the air ("An Octoroon") and packed the floor with 20,000 pounds of dirt ("Generations").
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Her career so far hasn't been flawless or even especially focused, but there's no denying she can assemble a setlist packed with hits: she now has 16 UK top 40 singles to her name—pretty good for someone who's been winging it.
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Similarly more aggression from Arlovski does wonders in keeping his opponents from walking in on him, but he still exposes himself to counters a great deal when he gets into set patterns and stands still after winging a blow onto the opponent's guard.
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He looked listless in the same withdrawn role where he was so dangerous against Bolivia, alternately winging balls into areas where he lacked the touch to place them or throwing his hands up and dumping it off in the path of least resistance.
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Of course, another possibility is that Trump was just winging it, and now the rest of the administration has to follow along—this is reportedly what happened when he invited Rodrigo Duterte, the murderous president of the Philippines, to the White House.
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The White House said Trump will address reporters on Tuesday before flying back to the US. Winging it US officials, allies and North Korea experts have already fretted over Trump's indication that he will follow his gut instincts in approaching talks with Kim.
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President Trump's "breathtaking gamble" (as the N.Y. Times calls it) in agreeing to meet with North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un reflects the winging-it approach he has always taken to life, business and politics: The big picture: Trump is totally improvisational.
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And so, in tribute to the visceral thrill of winging it, I went into The Mighty and Venerable Basketball Reference's Play Index and tracked down the worst NBA players of the year (by PER*) who had still managed to acquire 300-plus minutes.
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But those who have seen Nate Diaz and his brother Nick fight before know that this is what the Diaz's do and understand how quickly it exhausts a man to be slapped and punched off of rhythm while he is winging his own shots.
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I would plan for each reporting assignment as if it were a private honeymoon — winging off to spend a week in Los Angeles or Bermuda, reporting an article for some glossy magazine, usually about a powerful man at the peak of a celebrated life.
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If all had gone according to plan, Carlos Ghosn would have been winging his way to Amsterdam on his corporate jet Wednesday night en route to a potentially critical meeting of senior members of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance — of which he has long served as CEO.
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When you find the eyeliner that makes you feel like a skilled makeup artiste even though you're just kind of winging it (literally), you buy those skinny tubes in bulk, so you never have to drag another dry pencil around your fragile eye area ever again.
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So, instead of just winging it this weekend, I attempted to make four of the top summer Jell-O shot recipes on Pinterest — not just your run-of-the-mill college-day plastic gelatin mixes, but the prettier, more sophisticated takes on the jiggly alcohol trend.
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In the first match, Johnson was dangerous leaving the clinches—throwing up high kicks and winging clotheslines with both hands on the break—but there were a couple of occasions where Cormier flurried with his hands as he left clinches along the fence and connected well.
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Besides, those definite boundaries are probably why she can seem so totally exposed onstage and so unruffled as she nipped at a piece of toast, pink eyeglasses perched at the bridge of her nose, her hair, dyed mouse brown for the role, winging every which way.
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Sports Briefing The crew chief for the driver Jimmie Johnson had his race notes for this weekend's Nascar race at Sonoma Raceway stolen from his rental car, but he said Friday that Johnson may be better off winging it, given his past performances at the California track.
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" Whether that figure is a fabrication or not, the article cleverly tapped into people's preconceptions about Rita: she's a celebrity, not a singer, who seems to have perfected the art of winging it since she featured on DJ Fresh's Hot Right Now," a number 22018 single in 216.
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A fun thing to consider when watching the NFL is how many rules require painstaking, almost scientific exactitude to enforce properly and how many others boil down to refs just winging it—when it comes to spotting a player down, for example, or judging where a punt sails out of bounds.
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While much is known about the decades-long population decline of monarchs in the eastern and central United States, which number in the tens of millions and which winter in Mexico before winging north in a famed mass migration, scientists have only recently been able to track the western variety due to new statistical models.
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Curry, who recently returned from injury and rejoined the Golden State Warriors in their quest for a third consecutive championship, was a guest on a podcast called "Winging It," which is hosted by the N.B.A. players Vince Carter and Kent Bazemore as well as Annie Finberg, a digital content coordinator for the Atlanta Hawks.
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In a move to save money and contribute to the "winging it" feel, a handful of couples are relying on relatives and friends — their pockets and purses jammed with GoPro cameras, cellphones and mini iPads — to capture the bride taking that nervous breath before she walks down the aisle or the groom hugging his father, tears in their eyes.
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"The bands I loved in the 70s were bands like the Allman Brothers, Zeppelin and Mountain, and a lot of them were kind of improvisational-based, so my entire career before TSO was going out and winging it—I'd stand on stage and never play the same solo twice, kind of go with the moment," he says.
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Some of these books offer little insight into Mr. Obama but focus on the personal stories of those who surrounded him, the can-you-believe-I'm-on-Air-Force-One volumes like "West Winging It," by Pat Cunnane, a press wrangler turned senior writer, and "From the Corner of the Oval," by Beck Dorey-Stein, a stenographer.
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In some ways, then, it's useful to see the two parties as negative images of each other, with inverse problems: If Republicans typically appear to be winging it on health care, with the average elected official's understanding limited to empty talking points, Democrats sometimes come across as overly ambitious, like real-estate developers eagerly showing off concept art for structures they haven't figured out how to build.
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And so with a lot of uncertainty, but the underlying dynamism is strong, and what's really striking, meeting the American CEOs here, is how optimistic they are, and if that holds for another three to six months, it becomes self-, it's infectious, it becomes self-propagating, so that's why I still remain quite optimistic about-, and the dollar probably, the dollar probably continues to grind higher, obviously the pound is winging around on Brexit, but I think the pound-, on the whole, the dollar moves higher.
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