This week on Twin Peaks, everything's starting to come out of the woodwork—except whatever's in the woodwork at the Great Northern, making that noise.
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That's when my friends started coming out of the woodwork.
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"Victims don't just come out of the woodwork," C.F. said.
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The dash is impressive with its woodwork and analog dials.
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The United horror stories keep coming out of the woodwork.
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"Maybe others will come out of the woodwork," he said.
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People came out of the woodwork and wanted to run.
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Ceilings throughout are 21980 feet tall; woodwork is mostly walnut.
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Much of the period detail — fireplaces, woodwork, inlaid floors — remained.
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"These works are coming out of the woodwork," she said.
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I've got crazies coming out of the woodwork to confess.
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Remove it if possible, and scrub the walls and woodwork.
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And masqueraders will continue to come out of the woodwork.
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Hey, so guess who crept out of the woodwork: Taylor Swift!
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Elaborate cornices, veranda's and woodwork adorn the two story brick exterior.
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More tech stocks are starting to come out of the woodwork.
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A bear case for homebuilders is coming out of the woodwork.
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When it happens to you, they come out of the woodwork.
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And that market is drawing armchair experts out of the woodwork.
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"Things just keep coming out of the woodwork," Mr. Tobias said.
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"People come out of the woodwork to contact you," said Penney.
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"They started coming out of the woodwork last winter," Fiddler said.
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Gay men just came out of the woodwork wanting to have babies.
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After Slouching Towards Bethlehem, the literary profilers came out of the woodwork.
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Portugal came closer seven minutes later when Nani's header hit the woodwork.
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And there will be more women to come out of the woodwork.
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The room features woodwork of buttery satinwood and dark purpleheart, or amaranth.
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They started competing with taverns, and detractors came out of the woodwork.
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Stars you haven't seen in awhile have come out of the woodwork.
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Much of the woodwork has been refinished to give it renewed warmth.
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They just come out of the woodwork to stop something from happening.
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"More plaintiffs are coming out of the woodwork each day," Hecht said.
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"More plaintiffs are coming out of the woodwork each day," he said.
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Once we started publishing, more people started coming out of the woodwork.
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Against a business guy who just came out of the woodwork basically.
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Did a whole lot of motel fetishists come out of the woodwork?
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Inside was blue carpeting and a snazzy interior console with deluxe woodwork.
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The intricate lattice woodwork in the attic known as "the forest" was ravaged.
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New villains kept popping out of the woodwork like nefarious Whack-a-Moles.
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Imagine fording 35 inches of water while cocooned by fine leather and woodwork.
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"Every time they get hit, buyers come out of the woodwork," Cramer said.
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Bad luck, it hit the woodwork, but then, sweet Jesus, what a rebound.
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By their telling, Nash came out of the woodwork after seeing Baptiste's lawsuit.
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This competitive energy could bring some intense contenders out of the woodwork, too!
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"There are lots of these folks popping out of the woodwork," she added.
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An inch higher or to the right and it clangs of the woodwork.
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There is always the same internal woodwork, the same logical arrangement of parts.
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There are just a bunch of aggressive people coming out of the woodwork.
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All three agreed that the original windows, woodwork and plasterwork should be preserved.
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Asked for strategies to help rookies, design professionals came out of the woodwork.
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"The kid wants you to be part of the woodwork," Mr. Basham said.
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Interior woodwork has no moldings and does not brush up against the stone.
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"I'm hoping that people just come out of the woodwork," Mr. Katz said.
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I started catering to [them] and they started coming out of the woodwork.
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Several places were charming — one-bedrooms with prewar woodwork on classic brownstone blocks.
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My family is supportive, and all these haters are coming out of the woodwork.
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We will start seeing more of them come out of the woodwork in 2017.
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It still boasts original Victorian woodwork, including stunning carved wood stair railings and mantelpieces.
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Take, for example, two figures coming out from the woodwork of a stationary audience.
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The paint peeled, the woodwork rotted and waist-high weeds grew in the yard.
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The house also includes custom designs and hand-milled woodwork all throughout the structure.
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It was Juanfran, however, who botched it, also finding woodwork on the left post.
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A lacquered saxophone and backing vocals come out of the woodwork like new friends.
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Through it, residents can sell handcrafted goods, like jewelry, woodwork, ironwork, and other items.
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It features red brick and white trim, with mahogany woodwork and oak floors inside.
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Six slate fireplace mantels, also original, have a grained pattern to match the woodwork.
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Someone came out of the woodwork, and in 24 hours, the problem was solved.
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Some businesses, like Ms. Rudloe's, will even customize your tile, paint color and woodwork.
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" Mr. Trump characterized the women making them as people coming "out of the woodwork.
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HIDA | A Woodwork Tradition in the Making is on view through April 12, 2020.
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These commenters always come out of the woodwork in pieces relating to women, too.
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There were two desks, a bunch of equipment, and, later, a man doing woodwork.
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"You are seeing a lot more SuperPACs coming out of the woodwork," he said.
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Had we tried ambitious reforms earlier, opponents would have emerged from the woodwork then.
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Now it has gone viral and mean, angry people are coming out of the woodwork.
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Go back to where you came from…how many Arabs came out of the woodwork?
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Japan, who hit the woodwork twice, dominated the second half but lacked the finishing touch.
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Folks are coming out of the woodwork to run for Congress—all on their own.
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Sterling also struck the woodwork for City and wasted another chance when through on goal.
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John McCain didn't exactly fade into the woodwork after losing to Barack Obama in 2008.
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Between the intricate woodwork and 11 different fireplaces, there is impressive detailing throughout the home.
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Lumberjills focuses on custom woodwork projects; the client requests something and the women make it.
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I love your rendition of "Outta the Woodwork" from the collaborative album with Courtney Barnett.
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"Buyers appreciate the uniqueness of the houses — the crown moldings, the original woodwork," she said.
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Step into a center-hall colonial, and you swoon over crown molding and carved woodwork.
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"I think she would have faded into the woodwork but for the debate," said Scala.
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It won't be long until your co-workers start coming out of the woodwork, either.
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All these socialists coming out of the woodwork must have them in quite a lather.
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And then there were a variety of folks who sort of faded into the woodwork.
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He told the Bangor Daily News he&aposs salvaging antiques and woodwork, including a cypress staircase.
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Kindred spirits could come out of the woodwork — and crushes could emerge from the friend zone!
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Experts might come out of the woodwork to win $250 or $1,000 with a short essay.
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What if people came out of the woodwork to testify after Netflix had publicized Steven's case?
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Bare light bulbs lit the dark rooms, paint and plaster chipped from the woodwork and walls.
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That is like winged monkeys coming out of the woodwork and they just fly toward you.
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It is very sweet that everyone came out of the woodwork, that she made an impact.
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On day three, buyers of industrials and consumer goods stocks tend to emerge from the woodwork.
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Original features include 12-inch-wide pine floors, bubbled glass windows, doors, hardware and woodwork throughout.
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The grand ballroom features many Federal-style details including the plasterwork, the woodwork, and the fireplace.
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The event has carriage rides and several shops where children can make candles, candy, and woodwork.
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He noticed an odd-looking gray screw embedded in the woodwork: there was a removable panel.
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To the right is a square dining room with white-painted woodwork and a coffered ceiling.
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But when we start winning again, everybody in Cleveland will be coming out of the woodwork.
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There's also a unique, two-story library with hand-carved woodwork and an up-stairs balcony.
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"We started talking and Barack kind of faded into the woodwork," the former first lady said.
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"Once he started talking about it, all these people came out of the woodwork," Shafrir said.
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People poured out of the woodwork in private message, aware of who I must be talking about.
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But mostly I've been getting people coming out of the woodwork saying how much they miss me.
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More models came out of the woodwork to comment on the tiff between Romijn, Jenner and Hadid.
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Since that day, it feels like more and more sexual misconduct allegations emerge from the woodwork daily.
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He tinkered with the wiring and the woodwork, then built his own pipe organ and mixing desk.
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You can't just come out of the woodwork and say 'I want to be a F1 driver.
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And candidates willing to take Trump on began to emerge -- more like pour -- out of the woodwork.
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"We've had liberals coming out of the woodwork to protect themselves," the 103-year-old Texan said.
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Examples of their products, too, are on display; ranging from woodwork and pottery to intricate gemstone jewellery.
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Rotted or broken woodwork was replaced with materials milled on site; original gaseliers were wired for electricity.
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Solid wood pocket doors open to a front parlor with original woodwork and more recent stained glass.
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You have no closets, but there are a lot of fireplaces and enormous windows and great woodwork.
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Afterward, supporters stayed behind, describing their surprise that so many liberals had come out of the woodwork.
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Restoration was also done to the woodwork and plasterwork and to artistic details found throughout the property.
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"We've had liberals coming out of the woodwork to protect themselves," the 38-year-old Texan said.
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Ms. Krajangsri suggests, in particular, looking out for clothing, woodwork and textiles (especially the region's famous silks).
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Heavy woodwork and light-washed windows everywhere imply a maze of interpenetrating planes, or a house of cards.
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Selena superfans came out of the woodwork to insist that, no, their patron saint does not have freckles.
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But on Monday, The Boys Don't Cry site briefly featured a live video stream of someone doing woodwork.
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Finally, the third day after this week's selloff, and Cramer saw the buyers coming out of the woodwork.
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If we open it up to anybody and everybody, all sorts of people will come out of woodwork.
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It was just a load of new talents and new bands, that just appeared out of the woodwork.
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Most of the woodwork was created on an Amish Farm using reclaimed wood supplied by an Idaho schoolhouse.
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Asked if he expects a lot of smart diapers customers to come out of the woodwork, Dibadj laughed.
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At the Bainbridge house, his regular tasks include fixing leaks, painting, sweeping, mopping and polishing the copious woodwork.
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"I was especially keen on woodwork and mechanical stuff, fixing bicycles and machines and so on," he said.
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Scores of women have come out of the woodwork, claiming the comedian drugged and/or sexually assaulted them.
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But put me in for a grand, a grand or $2,800 … People are coming out of the woodwork.
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The closest it came was when Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez hit the woodwork in the second half.
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I&aposll be curious to see what news will come out of the woodwork between now and then.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden seemed to fade into the woodwork and didn't have a stand-out moment.
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Captain Cristiano Ronaldo's 79th minute penalty struck the post, while Nani's first-half header also hit the woodwork.
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The blatant prejudice that has crawled out of the woodwork since his run for office has been horrifying.
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Some of the home's church-like features include stained glass windows, 14-foot-high ceilings, and detailed woodwork.
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"With markets close to all-time highs again, you see IPOs popping out of the woodwork," Ghriskey said.
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The woodwork throughout the house is magnificent, the living room and foyer are incredible and the architecture spectacular.
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But Maddie used the girls' bathroom, and transphobic parents in her community started to come out of the woodwork.
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There's so many car companies right now, self-driving car companies, seems like they're coming out of the woodwork.
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Wenger was left thrilled by the form of Walcott, who also hit the woodwork and could have scored four.
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"It is clear that others will now come out of the woodwork with offers and ideas," the manager said.
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"There are many scary diseases of yesteryear, as we say, that could come out of the woodwork," Schaffner said.
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We saw women come out of the woodwork to accuse Cosby and now we are seeing it with Ailes.
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But maybe someday someone at Ikea will build this app for those of us who are terrible at woodwork.
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And, as per usual, expect a few randoms to come out of the woodwork as the season gets underway.
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"I suppose in about an hour for now everyone we know will come out of the woodwork," Arthur said.
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Victims, mostly but not exclusively women, have come out of the woodwork, reciting lurid experiences, some from decades ago.
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There's plenty of room to relax in the estate's many sitting areas, outlined by custom woodwork and sparkling chandeliers.
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Nearly every time I write about child sexual abuse, more people with more allegations come out of the woodwork.
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The place has an elegant Victorian décor, with elaborate woodwork, a tin ceiling, chandeliers, ornate rugs and leather banquettes.
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That house "was super-charming," Ms. Consi said, with 19th-century woodwork, plaster crown molding and decorative marble fireplaces.
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Renovated about 211 years ago, the interior is mostly original, including red-oak floors, woodwork and several crystal chandeliers.
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We love all of the creatives nearby that have come out of the woodwork in the past two years.
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Yet, no adviser came out of the woodwork, disclosing his foibles or shortcomings, or publicizing disagreement with his policies.
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The project, the Powerhouse Workshop, will include metalwork, woodwork, printmaking, ceramics and fiber art, as well as exhibition space.
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His many enemies within the GOP came out of the woodwork to demand the party cut ties with him.
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The interior is open-plan, with several partial walls made from slate or fir that echo the exterior woodwork.
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It's certainly curious it has taken Hughes so long to come out of the woodwork and join the big techlash.
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Haunted houses are often depicted with a few common features: decaying woodwork, steep angles, and Gothic-looking towers and turrets.
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The auction house says Elvis designed the interior that has gold-tone woodwork, red velvet seats and red shag carpet.
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Inside the mummy's tomb Alongside human remains, archaeologists discovered pottery, woodwork, copper and animal bones -- "her funerary repast," explains Barta.
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We thought so, too, before silicone alternatives and finger-hugging dupes in varying sizes started coming out of the woodwork.
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They executed a complete, historically minded overhaul, including redoing walls and ceilings, and installing period woodwork and period black doorknobs.
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"It is clear that others will now come out of the woodwork with offers and ideas," the manager told Reuters.
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But the broad-based declines have brought some courageous buyers out of the woodwork, too, the "Mad Money" host said.
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It is also hoped that new confidence and interest in Wautier may contribute to more eventually emerging from the woodwork.
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Neymar almost scored direct from a corner kick and Renato Augusto also hit the woodwork with a long-range shot.
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I didn't know "Outta the Woodwork" was going to come off so Alice Cooper, but it did in the moment.
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Jayapal says that pressure is why Republicans -- not necessarily in Congress -- are coming out of the woodwork to oppose Trump.
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Carlin -- in prison for gun possession -- is one of several people who've come out of the woodwork claiming blood relations.
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"She went nuts because all her fans came out of the woodwork and were mad at me," Mr. Reed said.
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Or the yards of maple woodwork she daringly bleached so that the second-floor master suite didn't look too stuffy.
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Luxury-seekers may consider Group IST's Iceland Adventure trip, on a yacht with rich woodwork, brass finishes and antique décor.
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Lukaku and Sanchez then both hit the woodwork in the second half as Inter eased through to the last 16.
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It is true, she reports, that people aren't just marching and then going home and fading back into the woodwork.
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When tragedy befalls his family, Jim's job gets personal and his alcoholic alter ego, Jack, comes out of the woodwork.
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It's like we're seeing everywhere right now — it's so polarized, it's bringing everyone out of the woodwork on both sides.
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"The floodgates opened of people coming out of the woodwork and saying, 'Hey, it happened to us,'" Mr. Flaxman said.
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Creative Growth is equipped with resources to work on projects in any medium: painting, drawing, ceramics, embroidery, woodwork, and video.
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While others take a more strategic approach, coming out of the woodwork only when they have something to promote or spin.
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Democrats, left-wing Democrats have come out of the woodwork to run for Congress and get to Washington to impeach him.
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Later in the day, William headed to the other social enterprise, the Restoration Station, where the charity's users undertake woodwork projects.
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Her tweets are still protected, but she couldn't resist coming out of the woodwork this week to defend her parenting skills.
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And when Taylor Swift reminded everyone her squad still exists, stans popped out of the woodwork to prove the haters wrong.
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For starters, Guzmán is no stranger to the types of aggressions that have come out of the woodwork in Trump's America.
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But then again, how is it that all these women spontaneously come out of the woodwork with unverified stories about Trump?
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As a girl she never considered technical jobs, she says, because she never got to do woodwork or metalwork in school.
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The Internet went insane over Brown's comments -- with people coming out of the woodwork to blast the singer for being insensitive.
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I even braced for the usual horde of fanemy trolls to come out of the woodwork to tell me I'm worthless.
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"You can do whatever you want in the woodwork—it's more like coming out and being really aggressive," a barmaid said.
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The white brick restaurant, with a swath of white quartz bar and polished woodwork, is hung with pieces by Indian artists.
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An Airbnb listing for the cabin that was used in the filming of Avengers: Endgame recently came out of the woodwork.
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"I consider myself to be an artist when I'm doing artwork, and I'm a woodworker when I'm doing woodwork," Boak says.
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Carolin Simon hit the woodwork with a cross minutes later but Germany's early dominance faded as the Chinese gained in confidence.
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Now, investors from less traditional cleantech backgrounds are coming out of the woodwork to take a swing at the energy space.
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Memphis furniture, like the Postmodern movement itself, paired high with low, ancient with modern, highly skilled woodwork with mass-market Formica.
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The lavish woodwork and art deco detailing made it feel like the kind of place you'd imagine Jay Gatsby hanging out.
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A bathroom has scalloped woodwork and a wall embedded with bird-and-flower-themed tiles the couple collected in their travels.
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There's many people that agree with him, just so you know, they come out of the woodwork, and they're prominent people.
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True, some hidden money may come out of the woodwork and show up as taxable income, even if GDP doesn't rise.
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Then, as the tale goes, after they made a bunch of money, haters and gold diggers came out of the woodwork.
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But at least half are in their 20163s and early 30s, selling handcrafted woodwork, homemade fruit spreads and 1990s street wear.
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The bar's specialty gives it its name: "hitting the woodwork" refers to the football bouncing off a goalpost or the crossbar.
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Haitian art — portraits, woodwork — hangs on one wall, opposite a row of shelves offering hot sauce, handicrafts and coffee from Haiti.
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The ornate woodwork inside — columns, crown molding, box beams and wainscoting — is almost entirely original, with newer work made to match.
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These least-desirable members of the internet have quickly come out of the woodwork and become an, at best, annoying trend.
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Napoli also hit the woodwork with a shot on the turn by Mertens after Allan's pass was deflected into his path.
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Moving from Washington, D.C., for Mr. Stringer's job, the couple left behind a 373,300-square-foot, century-old townhouse with original woodwork.
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I finish with a few more circuits making sure to take in the beautiful woodwork and plasterwork they've done around the pools.
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Tottenham had the better half however, with two hard-luck opportunities from Harry Kane and Ben Davies turned away by the woodwork.
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"What's been happening—the way people have come out of the woodwork that we don't even know—we've just been blown away."
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"You mention Falun Gong and it's amazing, they just come out of the woodwork and all say the same thing," he said.
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This price rebound will bring desperate owners and producers of oil out of the woodwork to sell barrels and stay alive, financially.
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But the most intriguing of Darden's revelations was that potential witnesses have been coming out of the woodwork in the years since.
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Cramer's main point was that the consumer hasn't shrunk into the woodwork — just online, and a tidal wave of businesses has followed.
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Sanders brought new voters out of the woodwork for his cause and his small-dollar army shattered fundraising records throughout the primary.
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After these decade-old remarks were revealed, women began coming out of the woodwork to claim they never consented to Trump's advances.
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With her emergence from the song-crafting woodwork into the spotlight, she made us think about who can be a pop star.
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Most of the interior has been preserved, including raised-panel mahogany woodwork, hardwood floors, ornate plaster molding, trim, baseboards, doors and fireplaces.
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The home's plasterwork and woodwork are prime examples of Federal Era design, Richard Marks, president of Richard Marks Restoration, told Handsome Properties.
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Iceland can also count themselves unlucky that Croatia scored with their only two shots on target, although they also hit the woodwork.
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As a conservative living in hyper-liberal Vermont, she's been thrilled to see Trump bring voters like her out of the woodwork.
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"But I know from experience when you talk about difficult subjects in public, people start coming out of the woodwork," she says.
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Gulati was referring to the fact that Clint Dempsey had a shot hit the woodwork in the final minutes of the game.
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Woodwork opens its doors at eight on Saturday mornings, and shows football, of the English variety, on large TVs throughout the day.
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"He has rallied support like no one ever has and brought a lot of those people out of the woodwork," said Smart.
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Forget the physical deficiencies of Faith's bungalow; Lipman is more interested in the characters the new house brings out from the woodwork.
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The house is 2,658 square feet, with four bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, high ceilings, elaborate woodwork and other period features.
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Once the bill was dead due to objections from the right, the moderates came out of the woodwork and announced their opposition.
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But when you freak out about statistical blips in violent crime, all sorts of buffoons tend to come out of the woodwork.
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Research was being conducted all the while, and exciting discoveries were coming out of the woodwork even as the checklist was being finalized.
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Lessen his construction conundrums and woodwork woes with a magnetic wristband that can keep all of his tinier tool bits handy and secure.
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The Oscars ceremony is a big deal because the biggest and most private of celebrities will come out of the woodwork for it.
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I had so many friends over the years — so many, out of the woodwork, telling me: 'When are you coming back to TV?!
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So much of the woodwork has rotted that the house sagged and one of his first jobs was to hoist it several inches.
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Image: Getty/GizmodoAn odd thing occurred on the FBI's Record Vault Twitter account on October 31st, drawing conspiracy theorists out of the woodwork.
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Vile leads a lilting rendition of "Outta the Woodwork," its message of never trying too hard a natural fit for his yawning voice.
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Rising home prices are bringing more house flippers out of the woodwork, and that may be a sign of an overheating housing market.
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Usually, when a contestant has a winning-streak on Jeopardy, droves of Internet fans come out of the woodwork to cheer them on.
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Former friends and classmates from decades ago have come out of the woodwork to support or challenge each of their claims (The Hill).
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The interior is defined by raked-concrete ceilings and walls, barrel-vaulted ceilings, dark woodwork and arched doorways, all original to the house.
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I saw that woodwork teacher in court years later when I was working there; he had gotten in trouble for fucking a student.
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"It's like gang rape: When one starts, everyone starts coming out of the woodwork and taking part," Ralf Hoecker said in that statement.
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Gong has taken her love of woodwork to new heights with her own company, Katie Gong Designs, which features furniture pieces and installations.
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But despite the positive demeanors, when your career involves baring your soul to millions of people, trolls inevitably come out of the woodwork.
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He liked it because it had all this great woodwork inside, and the front of the building had this great terra cotta front.
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Lo and behold, their meet up actually brought the actual "Nicole from last night" out of the woodwork and she wrote the group.
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"In L.A., anytime a show is a success, people come out of the woodwork, claiming they had the idea first," Avenatti told me.
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And the president has shown no remorse for the ways his rhetoric has helped bring alt-right anti-Semites out from the woodwork.
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To the left, through pocket doors, is a pair of parlors ornamented with stained glass and separated by columns surrounded by decorative woodwork.
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Straight ahead from the foyer is the dining room, which has period woodwork and connects to a small library and a powder room.
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It was noon on a freezing Saturday when most of the patrons of Woodwork, a bar in Prospect Heights, arrived for a pint.
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The second unit has a slightly more modern feel, with an open staircase and light maple woodwork throughout, concentrated around a galley kitchen.
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And you don't want friends and family coming out of the woodwork asking for handouts before you've even come forward to the world.
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"Technically, if everybody came out of the woodwork tomorrow and claimed this money, we'd be responsible for the $14.5 billion," Mr. DiNapoli said.
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In many cases, woodwork like this has been painted over dozens of times, often with lead paint that requires special handling and removal.
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Although fully renovated, the home maintains many early-20th-century details, like an ornate staircase, rich hardwood floors and woodwork, and high ceilings.
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Stavis admits he's still very green on the scene, and he said that after coming out of the political woodwork, he is — surprise!
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The estate features a library, charmingly overgrown gardens, marble statues, and original woodwork and painted frescoes that have to be seen to be believed.
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Avoid contact with all the friends and relatives coming out of the woodwork whom you have not heard from in years and years. 3.
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"It's about how many people I've seen come out of the woodwork and be like, 'Whoa I believe in this shit, too,'" she said.
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And maybe we'll see if any Soviet agents come out of the woodwork to travel through time to give Assange some leaked teletype messages.
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So, to all the Republicans coming out of the woodwork to finally denounce this guy because they have wives and daughters: I've had enough.
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After the Dateline interview, I just sorta went back into the woodwork, I wanted nothing to do with it because I was so embarrassed.
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First, those pages of Laura Palmer's diary have come... well, not out of the woodwork, but out of the metalwork of the bathroom stall.
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Katie Gong's passion for woodwork has led to a fulfilling career with her own company, Katie Gong Designs, which features furniture pieces and installations.
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On many Fournier Street houses, the exterior woodwork, which elsewhere in London would be white, is covered in sensual shades of teal and eggplant.
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The artists' relationships and dedications to ceramic art, woodwork, portraiture, among other pursuits, turns the raw, unplugged passion to create into an artform itself.
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Designed by Springs Collective of Brooklyn, it features richly polished, curving woodwork against cream walls, lit by vintage-style fluorescent fixtures and globe lights.
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Throughout the restaurant and its four private dining rooms are original fireplaces, detailed woodwork and massive mirrors fit for the Royal House of Savoy.
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Coming out of the woodwork, former President George W. Bush has decided to lend his support to vulnerable incumbents in the 2016 Senate election.
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The aroma of fir trees flies me directly into specific wordless memories: childhood holidays, hand-sawn woodwork and my feet tramping through wet forests.
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Ms. Hajj left most of the house intact, reproducing moldings where they had gone missing and restoring the remaining woodwork to its original luster.
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All of the woodwork is original, including the main staircase, but a powder room tucked beneath the stairs is a mid-2206th-century addition.
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Motifs that appear on the woodwork of the walls are echoed in painted details on the coffered ceiling, which itself has a metallic sheen.
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Madrid, the defending champion, hit the woodwork three times against a Russian team that went ahead through Nikola Vlasic's goal in the second minute.
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When an unfortunately timed heart attack sends Dershowitz to Hell (just for a visit), all sorts of modern day villains emerge from the woodwork.
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The forest's worth of woodwork is washed in luminous hand-blended shades of cream and off-white with some walls tinged, almost imperceptibly, green.
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The other thing that makes it different is the huge number of people who come out of the woodwork leading up to the game.
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Olympic-level swimmers and fans alike came out of the woodwork, offering lessons and applauding Legend for his late-in-life dedication to learning.
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We had thousands of Kentuckians coming out of the woodwork trying to find out what this was and what might be available to them.
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Both Fox and Greene occasionally posts photos of their kids on his Instagram page, which has prompted some haters to crawl out of the woodwork.
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After years in hiding, Susan Duncan is coming out of the woodwork on Orphan Black, and she's ready to take one clone back with her.
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More creators are coming out of the woodwork to tell their own Defy Media stories, but the company has gone radio silent on social media.
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And the workforce is come out of the woodwork back in, so they will be counted and the unemployment rate will probably continue to fall.
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The forum, Andrews says, is "word of mouth on steroids," and said that "people just come out of the woodwork" to help stock the shelf.
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Washington (CNN)One hundred days before he leaves the Oval Office, President Barack Obama is showing few signs of fading into the White House woodwork.
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Put a sociopathic narcissist in control of a department and all the other narcissists will come out of the woodwork, praising his brilliance and leadership.
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"We all look to our right ... and out of the woodwork, man, you see Amanda Eller, my friend, coming out, waving her hands," Cantellops said.
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The love planet will turn direct on April 15, but until then, beware of old flames coming out of the woodwork and guard your heart.
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"People came out of the woodwork from all over the place to give us items from that time that they thought would help," Harris said.
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Their match was effectively over before halftime after Real's Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice and hit the woodwork twice before he was taken off to rest.
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"All these survivors come out of the woodwork who might never have done so except that this looks like it's their only chance," Hamilton said.
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Mr. Gross's three-story house has original woodwork, leaded-glass windows and a 1920s kitchen with old milk-glass lights hanging from a tin ceiling.
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Vile's music always has the ability to amplify whatever mood you're in—joyful or depressed—and "Outta the Woodwork" is one of his finest achievements.
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Inside, kitchen cabinets are from Smallbone of Devizes, the English company known for its hand-painted woodwork, and veiny white marble adorns the master bathrooms.
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The house was built to impress, with arched windows surmounted by curved details in glass and brick and lacy woodwork on the gables and porches.
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We know they exist in baseball's mainstream because they come out of the woodwork every time baseball doesn't look the way they think it should.
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For the oldies coming back, we're told some folks are coming out of the woodwork from decades ago ... and they think it's due to coronavirus.
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HIDA | A Woodwork Tradition in the Making explores the heart of Japanese craftsmanship and aesthetic sensibility through traditional Hida woodcraft techniques and products from forests.
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INDOORS This charming clapboard house has many early details, including wide-plank chestnut floors, exposed beams, small-pane windows with antique glass and distinctive woodwork.
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Nearly all of it is original, inside and out, including the white-plank lap-sided exterior, interior plaster walls, molding, brackets, window skirts and woodwork.
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Mr. Eyre's staging reset the opera in 1930s Spain and located it in a mansion of ominously looming cylindrical rooms, constructed of heavy Moorish woodwork.
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People who want to help have been coming out of the woodwork, so we pulled all our resources together and have been working as one.
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Thanks to Pinlord and Patchgame for helping me find these: the sheer volume of new companies emerging from the woodwork makes sorting through them difficult.
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We have hundreds of people coming out of the woodwork who have never taken any action on anything before, and now they're storming their congressmen's offices.
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The comments themselves are seriously golden, with Nick Jonas stans coming way out of the woodwork to give zak_hanzal an education on how to treat people.
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Your Powerball win is likely to bring a lot of long-lost friends and relatives out of the woodwork with stories about why they need money.
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In a recent interview with W Magazine, Gyllenhaal popped bubble wrap, did woodwork, and clicked a camera as a part of their celebrity ASMR video series.
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Before the 2016 election, celebrities and prominent social figures were stepping out of the woodwork to support candidate and encourage fans to vote for Hillary Clinton.
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Now that he's pretending that he never emailed me, I'm starting to get these people coming out of the woodwork, writing to me, yelling at me.
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For people to come out of the woodwork from 36 years ago and 30 years ago and never mention it -- all of the sudden it happens.
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Built in 1784 and restored in 1994, this Georgian-style mansion has seven bedrooms, four bathrooms, seven working fireplaces, and original Colonial-era details and woodwork.
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While the building is being converted into a hotel, conference center, gallery and events space, its walnut woodwork and colorful tiles and windowpanes are being restored.
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Most of the architectural details are original, including plaster walls and cornices, baseboards with cap and shoe molding, paneled doors, cut-glass knobs and woodwork throughout.
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Money paid to people who come out of the woodwork and shake down people under threat of revealing bad sexual stories are not legitimate campaign expenditures.
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Past winners have discovered the hard way that long-lost friends and relatives can come out of the woodwork looking for a piece of the prize.
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Until the industry starts to reflect and respect this diversity, we're guaranteed to see more allegations of racism, sexism, and homophobia coming out of the woodwork.
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With the Biebs turning 22 today, a batch of adult Beliebers are coming out of the woodwork to express their unapologetic devotion for the Canadian crooner.
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I expected people to come out of the woodwork laying dubious claims on Hield's success, everyone wanting a stake in the pride of Eight Mile Rock.
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Straight off the entrance, the U-shaped kitchen has original cabinetry and countertops that match the woodwork, hardware and black granite details found throughout the home.
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Lovingly restored by the couple who owned it for 50 years, it oozes period detail, including five marble fireplaces, hardwood floors and ornate moldings and woodwork.
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He said rules would be eased for exports, such as those for timber, woodwork and furniture, as well as for the imports of supplies for manufacturers.
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Worse, her team of C-list enforcers came out of the woodwork to defend her pointing to Gabbard wanting to get out of Syria as evidence.
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They now live in Rahway, N.J., in a 1930s house with beautiful woodwork, colorful walls and furniture and several vintage guitars collected by Mr. Gill, 203.
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The synagogue's original woodwork remains intact, but Mr. Lacombe and Mr. Le Donche decorated the club in homage to the Italian photographer and designer Willy Rizzo.
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Look a little closer and you'll spot carefully crafted woodwork, bespoke machinery, and—the reason for my visit—a glass-fronted cabinet full of glittering knives.
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The complex is incredible — every wall is a mix of tile and plasterwork with hand carved intricate designs and the ceilings are covered in beautiful woodwork designs.
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These inner perpendiculars and stacked squares parallel the woodwork-and-metal assemblages made from warehouse crates and discarded tools and furnishings that dominated the artist's final years.
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"As with any kind of newsworthy event, roaches kind of crawl out of the woodwork and try to scam money off of investors," he told the audience.
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Trump delivered his remarks at the annual religious event in Washington, D.C., as a vast slate of his potential 2020 presidential opponents come out of the woodwork.
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Clint Dempsey had a beautiful free kick tipped over by David Ospina after 51 minutes and then both sides hit the woodwork in a matter of seconds.
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Finds include candles, photography prints, cards, woodwork, ceramics and T-shirts; the store also has studio spaces where resident artists work, and shoppers are welcome to visit.
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The décor suggests Art Deco and Modernist design, and includes original walnut woodwork, restored mosaic floors and a dramatic light fixture that hangs from a central skylight.
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But some little things were problematic — like cords dangling under the TV, nail holes in the woodwork and the fact that there was no in-room safe.
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I'll sit at my computer answering last-minute premiere ticket and party requests (everyone comes crawling out of the woodwork) while getting my hair and makeup done.
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Here, I've mixed a lot of things with the room's classic woodwork, like the portrait of Yasumasa Morimura masquerading as Frida Kahlo and the antique Chinese carpet.
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Here, I've mixed a lot of things with the room's classic woodwork, like the portrait of Yasumasa Morimura masquerading as Frida Kahlo and the antique Chinese carpet.
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It is not uncommon when restoring a prewar property to discover that beneath all the layers of paint slathered on over the years is some beautiful woodwork.
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A common experience after writing an article is that once it's published, people come out of the woodwork to tell you things you wish you had known.
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"Hopefully, from our point of view, they will restore the actual rest of the building with traditional materials — the stone, by hand, and the woodwork," David said.
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In the social media storm that inevitably followed, Juno Award-winning producer Kaytranada came out of the woodwork to announce that he makes an appearance on the album.
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Several analysts have come out of the woodwork in the last few weeks predicting not just a U.S. growth slowdown, but the start of a recession in 23.7.
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Improving market conditions could soon encourage reluctant retail investors to come out of the woodwork and invest, strategist David Lebovitz told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street " on Tuesday.
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It is inspiring those who might not otherwise engage in political action to come out of the woodwork, face the Boston cold, and march with their fellow scientists.
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Woods Cathedral is a breathtakingly lovely space in its own right, replete with remarkable 100-year-old frescoes, original woodwork, and architectural details in varying states of decay.
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With Yoshua Bengio's Element AI and other AI studios emerging from the woodwork, the question remains as to what resources actually move the needle for highly technical startups.
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Just when you thought you knew about every celebrity romance under the sun, a certain singer comes out of the woodwork to remind you that you know nothing.
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However, Paul Pogba claimed the match for France late on, with the goal-line technology also confirming his deflected shot had gone in after deflecting off the woodwork.
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" She adds: "And then there are these series of ex-boyfriends that come up out the woodwork that try to get with me, that I'm just not having.
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The resulting premium for cash metal, last at $28 per tonne over three-month metal, should draw more copper out of the woodwork, particularly that accumulating in China.
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However, video of Curry doing the Milly Rock at her opening brought the internet trolls out of the woodwork, who mocked her mercilessly for her (clearly casual) moves.
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Rumours of Layfield bullying Ranallo rocked the wrestling industry, with other personalities from the sports entertainment world coming out of the woodwork to accuse Layfield of similar treatment.
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The group still retain a unique cult status—their fans come out of the woodwork every so often, begging them to get back together and make another album.
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"It's pretty common when you announce a big deal that people just come out of the woodwork and claim they own some part of the deal," Zuckerberg said.
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Because he'd written about John so often, people came out of the woodwork… to say, I have a lot more to this story that you should know about.
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The subtext of these twisted efforts is that Trump brought out from the woodwork toxic white supremacy that is now everywhere and is the root of violent extremism.
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Infrastructure deteriorated, and museums were forced to close in an effort to save their collections from the devastating effects of such salty water on paintings, sculpture, and woodwork.
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I remember a very young Nathan Ellington, and very old Mark Walters, both hitting the woodwork – this before Wycombe scored two quick goals midway through the second half.
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I recently opened an indigenous art gallery in Toronto where I am showcasing a variety of work from my nation, including paintings, beadwork and woodwork using traditional approaches.
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Of course, you did have the woodwork effect of people who applied for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act and found out they were eligible for Medicaid.
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The Mortgage Bankers Association expects more refinancings to come out of the woodwork in coming weeks in light of the Fed rate cut and turmoil in financial markets.
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"Everybody's going to come out of the woodwork for that!" said Laurie A. Cumbo, a city councilwoman from Brooklyn who has been a strong supporter of Ms. James.
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Size: 6153,2615 square feet Price per square foot: $2812 Indoors: The home's original woodwork begins at the entrance, with the heavy, paneled front door and inlaid porch ceiling.
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On the other hand, DB's lawyer, Drew Findling, told us Laws is NOT the person his client slapped and added alleged victims are coming out of the woodwork.
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For audiences passionate about craft heritage, sustainable business, or a closer connection with our natural world, HIDA | A Woodwork Tradition in the Making is not to be missed!
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When the Red Planet is tracking backwards, contracts fall through, exes come out of the woodwork, and flights are suddenly delayed — or you might just start missing them.
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S. government review, before going to the president, opponents of its pro-American steel recommendations emerged from the woodwork and went into overdrive to stymie effective presidential action.
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"For people to come out of the woodwork from 36 years ago, and 30 years ago and never mention it - all of a sudden it happens," Trump said.
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She and her husband, the jazz violinist Russell Farhang, rented the townhouse duplex near Gracie Mansion two years ago because of its Victorian woodwork, plaster molding and marble fireplaces.
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There could also be a scenario where investors come out of the woodwork after the election and start buying, in which case Cramer recommended employing his strategies in reverse.
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"People are now coming out of the woodwork to tell me things," he adds, suggesting there's something worse going on at HubSpot than what he documented in the book.
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Of course, the "sheik" is really the all-powerful, all-seeing Russian: Grigor Andolov (John Malkovich), who is always bulging out of the woodwork with a terrible Russian accent.
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According to the website, much of the interior of the plane — like the red velvet seats, gold-tone hardware, woodwork, inlay and red carpet — was designed by Elvis himself.
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In an old restaurant by an alleyway, where oil drums marked a front line, and with an unexploded gas canister bomb in the courtyard, the woodwork is all burned.
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"I've gotten more calls from random people coming out of the woodwork about tickets to the U2 show than I ever had for any of our shows!" he admits.
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One possibility, of course, is that he could fade into the woodwork and live happily off of his share of the $3 billion Facebook paid for Oculus in 2014.
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In 2018 that is changing, as a talented group of high-quality Democratic candidates are coming out of the woodwork to run for Congress across the Lone Star State.
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The extensive interior woodwork — floors, ceiling and wall paneling, trim and built-ins — is a mix of koa, mango and mahogany, all refinished and preserved by the current owners.
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On Wednesday, the market soared on a strong jobs report from ADP, but the Federal Reserve's minutes coaxed the bears out of the woodwork and sent interest rates plunging.
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What, after all, is the "Temple" (2018), David Best's memorial to the dead, without the sky's illumination and colors streaming in through the lace-like woodwork of its walls?
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After you tried to pass yourself off as a virgin choirboy on Fox News, your old friends came out of the woodwork to laugh and set the record straight.
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"The more people that come out of the woodwork, the more women with similar stories, the more credible it becomes," said Zac McCrary, a Democratic pollster based in Alabama.
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Spain's goalkeeper, David de Gea, blocked Boutaib's shot but could only watch as Noureddine Amrabat's thunderbolt of a rebound bounced back off the woodwork early in the second half.
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Ask if these rodents have been scampering across their roof, gnawing on the woodwork and chewing through their wiring (squirrels love the rubber coating on wiring, by the way).
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Despite various investing outlets inciting fear in the stock market about "single-stock risk," Cramer has seen average investors coming out of the woodwork to buy strong individual stocks.
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They have spent almost as much again rebuilding the roof, updating electricity and plumbing, re-staining the woodwork, double-glazing the windows, adding air-conditioning and removing the pool.
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The windows are framed in white, lacy woodwork, and the blond wood and brown leather accents in the dining room provide an attractive setting for the restaurant's stylish clientele.
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In the Cannaregio district of Venice—another "island within an island"—he is swarmed by slithering shipworms that are apparently chipping away at all the woodwork in the city.
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By 2018, even racist sympathizer and critic Camille Paglia came out of the woodwork to anoint Swift a "Nazi barbie," calling out her tendency to treat friends as props.
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"People from across the political spectrum are coming out of the woodwork to engage in this issue, and the real question now is if Congress is listening," Greer said.
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So far, Paulding County District Attorney Dick Donovan says they've found 18 victims, but more are "coming out of the woodwork," which could mean additional charges in the future.
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" Instead, the following statement was issued to the press: "It's unfortunate, but when there's this type of transaction, people come out of the woodwork with ridiculous and absurd claims.
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It might attract buyers out of the woodwork, especially some that could make a pitch if Amazon is off the table after spending this kind of money on Whole Foods.
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If an old flame or two came out of the woodwork or if you had to work extra hard to practice positive self-talk during this time, you aren't alone.
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When OG companies released their own creamy takes on the trend, new brands answered by popping up out of the nut-crushing woodwork and throwing their jars in the ring.
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Apple hasn't announced any plans for VR, nor has it shown any real interest in competing with Samsung's Gear VR and the myriad clones now coming out of the woodwork.
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The interior is a mix of original woodwork and salvage, including wide-plank pine floors, exposed ceiling beams and wood-paneled walls, as well as wainscoting and custom cabinetry throughout.
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The only tax cut that the people who came out of the woodwork in 22019 to vote for Donald Trump would even be affected by is a payroll tax cut.
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Mohit Aron, the founder of enterprise storage company Cohesity, said his conference room was designed with ornate woodwork and very large TV on which he presented his pitch to Son.
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It retains some of its original leaded-glass windows on the first floor, two fireplaces and banister woodwork, while Brazilian tigerwood floors, molding and other period-style details are new.
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"There was this guy who was running for president — he was very Trump-ish, and girls were coming out of the woodwork saying he was raping them," Ice-T explained.
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Up a narrow set of stairs was Russell's recording space, which has dark woodwork, wall-to-wall carpeting, a microphone stand, and mounds of blinking equipment arranged at its edges.
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In 1951, the 1735 Witchcraft Act of Great Britain had been repealed, making the practise legal again, and witches started popping out of the woodwork in newspapers and magazine features.
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The preseason runs from September 20 to October 31, and during this period, your past lays come creeping out of the woodwork and, fair is fair, you consider them all.
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With the bill now dead again due to objections from the right, the moderates will probably come out of the woodwork once more and announce that they oppose it too.
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LeVar Burton is shooting down the theory that America's more racist now than ever before ... saying the difference now is President Trump's emboldened racists to come out of the woodwork.
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Despite various investing outlets inciting fear in the stock market about "single-stock risk," Jim Cramer has seen average investors coming out of the woodwork to buy strong individual stocks.
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He's allegedly so desirable that women come out of the woodwork to throw themselves at him — but he's too classy to bother with those tramps who send him nude Polaroids.
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The pontiff waved to onlookers from his car as he arrived at WCC headquarters in Geneva for the prayer service in a modern hall with lattice woodwork and stained-glass windows.
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The khachkar would have shimmered as light and shadow played on its lace-like surface, making the deep-carved stone appear as opulent as the woodwork and stucco of great palaces.
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A teleological narrative cannot account for the onset of climate change, or the way bafflingly-racist political views seem to surge from the woodwork long after people thought they'd gone away.
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A commenter described his own troubled relationship with Sol thanks to the reflex, and others came out of the woodwork to commiserate, casting new—er—light on the little-discussed phenomenon.
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The more interest rates plunge, the more borrowers come out of the woodwork in a mad rush to refinance — refinance volume is now at the highest level in over a year.
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More and more activists and advocates for women's rights have been coming out of the woodwork since Trump was elected (just a little more than 100 days ago), Richards pointed out.
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Scifo and Ceulemans both rattled the woodwork but, with both sides gearing up for a penalty shootout, England's Paul Gascoigne won a free kick 30 metres out in the 120th minute.
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"There you get to do a lot of woodwork, metalwork, engineering, drawing so that kind of gives you a very good balance and a lot of science as well," he said.
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And allies emerge from the woodwork throughout the film, like an older woman who gives a younger chorus member a handmade quilt with a mixture of southern images and pride symbols.
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This report brought a lot of critics out of the woodwork who heralded the ignorance of Apple's product strategy and harped on the smart speaker's general dumbness and lackluster feature set.
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DaBaby is vehemently denying a woman's claim she was on the receiving end of his vicious slap -- the rapper admits hitting someone, but says alleged victims are coming outta the woodwork.
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He brought together eclectic décor and furnishings — Danish woodwork, Italian marble, eccentric Liberty London prints and modernist and expressionist artworks — to create the hotel's richly detailed, Danish colonial-cum-modern settings.
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Enslaved people leveled the hill on which the house sits, dug clay for brick-making, quarried limestone for mortar and plaster, and chopped trees that became lumber for framing and woodwork.
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Walking through, Mr. Hardman greeted the handiwork with exclamations of "wow" and "holy cow," marveling at how long it must have taken to strip decades of paint from the original woodwork.
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In another gallery, where red is the connecting color, "Delusions of Grandeur" (2007) depicts a child peering up from the bottom of a staircase with red carpet and orange-ish woodwork.
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On his 2015 album, "Woodwork," recorded with a quintet, Mr. Stevens reveled in the humming resonance of a hollow-body guitar; his rock-infused songwriting and fleet playing carried the day.
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The outdoor garden featured fountains, climbing vines, and twinkle lights, and the bar itself was a standout with crimson topped rattan stools and an impressive piece of woodwork at the center.
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On his 19703 album, "Woodwork," recorded with a quintet, Mr. Stevens reveled in the humming resonance of a hollow-body guitar; his rock-infused songwriting and fleet playing carried the day.
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As Sarai Walker says, when someone is comfortable with her (or his) fat body, it is like giving permission to every sanctimonious person to come out of the woodwork with abject criticism.
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"As with any kind of newsworthy event, roaches kind of crawl out of the woodwork and try to scam money off of investors," he said of the rapidly growingly popularity of ICOs.
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I follow a lot of game news accounts, and I will read the stories and the comment threads if I think the subject matter will drag those characters out of the woodwork.
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VIGELAND: But it's wonderful how, just when you think every theme has been done before, new theme ideas (or at least new twists on old ones) keep coming out of the woodwork.
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A slew of additional individuals also came out of the woodwork to back the company including Los Angeles Chargers offensive tackle Russell Okung and Mike Novogratz, the chief executive of Galaxy Digital.
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If the U.S. is ever going to pass a federal privacy law, the time might be now — and that's brought a wide array of stakeholders out of the woodwork to give advice.
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Unfortunately for Hasbro, it may not be the only "find and replace" error that has affected the game, with Lewis' tweet bringing others out of the woodwork with their own spotted mistakes. .
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The opponents of exploring the heavens, who have been with us since the dawn of the space program, have started coming out of the woodwork like unquiet ghosts to annoy the living.
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Most of the woodwork is oak, with cherry in the living room and birch in the music room, both of which are set off the entry hall by 10-foot pocket doors.
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Shrine hangings depicting mythological stories and characters are juxtaposed with ivory carvings, intricate woodwork and stone or metal representations of deities, and interpreted by interactive video screens as well as conventional labeling.
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Its decoration is a startling mix of dramatic color (Italian frescoes again) and the exquisite reserve of the glorious woodwork on the ceiling and the walls and the vast patterned oak floor.
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Five bedrooms, most with varnished woodwork and dormer windows, line the L-shaped second-floor hallways; there is also a bathroom with white-painted wainscoting and an interesting three-part medicine cabinet.
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"We had chances, the ball hit the woodwork, it flashed across the six-yard box, there were penalties that weren't given," said Messi, who like coach Lionel Scaloni complained about the refereeing.
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"The home needed some updates to bring it up to code, but the bones were amazing," says Cole, citing the nine fireplaces and intricate woodwork, including that of the entryway's stately banister.
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Similar woodwork is found in the living room to the left, which also has a wide tiled fireplace, and in the dining room to the right, which includes built-in china cabinets.
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The 31-year-old's goal ensured an enterprising England suffered a bitter defeat having looked sharper than their hosts for much of the game and hit the woodwork in the first half.
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" He says ... "Unfortunately, people come out of the woodwork, making false allegations against Cuba, as often times happens when a celebrity is accused by the District Attorney's Office in a Public Forum.
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Why it's a good bet: Clari has been attracting some large impressive customers, including big corporations like Adobe and Lenovo, which caused VCs to come out of the woodwork to buy in.
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But as rumors of his confirmation broke over the weekend, critics came out of the woodwork to attack Redfield's ethics, particularly Washington Senator Patty Murray*, the ranking Democrat of the Senate health committee.
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And the belief that I used to hold, that once I understood myself to the right degree, someone who got me would pop out of the woodwork, now feels like a filmic fantasy.
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Where the place really shines is this: Geeks come out of the woodwork whenever there's a space event in the news and set up telescopes outside the observatory you can use for free.
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Some of the things each camp wants are in direct conflict: Some of the moderates want to ease off the bill's Medicaid cuts; that could draw new conservative opponents out of the woodwork.
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When local news picked up on the story, a third brother, David Kellman, came out of the woodwork, and for a while, the tale of identical triplets separated at birth fascinated the nation.
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Some of these questions are more pertinent in a newsroom, where late breaking news can bring otherwise idle staff out of the woodwork, but all offices will benefit from being transparent about expectations.
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If they come from a poverty-stricken area, maybe they buy a home for mom, and a car for dad, and then friends start coming out of the woodwork and asking for money.
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It was commissioned to be built in 1903 and still retains some historical details, like beautiful woodwork, a Victorian sitting area, four decorative fireplaces, and a double parlor with an original china cabinet.
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" "It feels like Trump has given a license for these people to come out of the woodwork and to express their views more openly in a way that they did not do before.
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Fascinating, because of the sheer number of amateur armchair prosecutors who have come out of the woodwork to clamor for public attention and wax poetic about investigations in which they had no part.
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Remember that time you decided to get really into woodwork, like, really into it, because one night while stoned you watched that video of the guy making an amazing woodcut with a chainsaw?
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The sheer breadth of new designs and companies coming out of the woodwork makes me believe it's more than a bunch of hipsters marketing on Instagram; instead, this is the future of business.
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You are both reader and viewer; the space is both home and expression; and the eye is the tool that brings the family to life, briefly, before it disappears again into the woodwork.
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Size: 2,495 square feet Price per square foot: $100 Indoors: Character-filled woodwork can be seen throughout the interior, with contrasting floorboards laid out in concentric patterns in the parlors and dining room.
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Now, lots of companies are coming out of the woodwork with specially treated lenses that claim to block the eye-straining light that many of us 9 to 5-ers are inundated with.
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Once markets perceive that the Fed is behind the curve in containing inflation, we must expect that the bond vigilantes will come out of the woodwork and drive up long-term interest rates.
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An incense-scented haven of red woodwork and worn grey flagstones, the temple is dedicated to Mazu, a tenth-century maiden who miraculously saved relatives from a shipwreck and later became a goddess.
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Craig Sager tributes are coming from out of the woodwork today, as the NBA celebrates the life of the great sports reporter who passed away yesterday after his long battle with acute myeloid leukemia.
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And because three women took down Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's plan to leave the country without a comprehensive healthcare law, trolls came out of the woodwork to tweet sexist comments about the female Republicans.
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Now, the star is coming out of the woodwork to wax poetic about her passion for the brand-new "love of [her] life," and love you, Davidson, but sorry: She has never found cuter.
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Gaming and VR will be housed in two halls at the convention center this year, and all sorts of hardware startups are likely to come out of the woodwork to show off their peripherals.
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Nor were the brutal, Communist-led land reforms of the 1950s, or the Hundred Flowers Movement, an effort by Mao to lure critics out of the woodwork by feigning openness, only to punish them.
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You've heard versions of this story before, but the specifics here involved a balcony from a crumbling church that made incredible wainscoting but begged for matching custom woodwork and installation that eventually cost $23,2000.
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"We haven't seen a true leftist since FDR, so many millions are coming out of the woodwork to vote for Bernie Sanders," Maher wrote in an essay for The Hollywood Reporter published online Wednesday.
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Since his election, the floodgates have opened and many other Labour members of Parliament have come out of the woodwork with similar dark views; in the last election, two years ago, their power grew.
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Other features include the carved eucalyptus woodwork around the windows and elaborate mechanical systems of ventilation that allow drafts from outside to be let in or closed over with the sliding of a lever.
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More than likely, the most fascinating thing to happen this weekend won't have to do with anything here; someone will come out of the woodwork and prove that everyone was wrong to underestimate them.
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Star Trek has always had a racially diverse cast, so it's a little weird that fans are just now coming out of the woodwork to say they have a problem with a Black lead.
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"We're at a time when all kinds of things are coming out of the woodwork and I basically think the chickens are coming home to roost," said Mr. Nelson, a 46-year-old autoworker.
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"It's like going to a party and saying you're a car mechanic: Everybody comes out of the woodwork and they want to talk about this or that, or they want your advice," she said.
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Size: 3,600 square feet (in the main house) Price per square foot: $499 Indoors: A 2,000-square-foot veranda with intricate woodwork based on the original wraps around three sides of the main house.
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I don't see the internet "getting better" anytime soon, but I do have hope in humanity after seeing how many folks came out of the woodwork to help me when things got bad online.
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The biggest challenge in trying to fit our stuff back into the smaller apartment we'll be moving home to in New York soon is not clothes or even beautiful Middle Eastern textiles and woodwork.
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"An alternative to a full restoration, doable by the homeowner if they're looking to cut costs, would be to refurbish any existing varnished woodwork by cleaning, touching up and re-coating," Mr. Camenares said.
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Over a century of operations, the restaurant's dining room retained its original elements, including opulent woodwork, art deco stained glass windows, and, most contentiously, the Savoy Murals, painted by artist Edward Holslag in 213.
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It's a good problem to have ... but Dana White says family members are coming out of the woodwork with their hands out after the UFC sold for $4 BILLION ... so he's ignoring their calls!
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Sammi then repeatedly laid into Zuck over his use of the word "woodwork" and asked incredulously how he could never have heard of ZeniMax, considering the technical wizard Oculus hired, Carmack, had worked there previously.
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Although the world champions wasted countless chances, with Thomas Mueller notably hitting the woodwork twice, they were never threatened by the Irish, who qualified as one of the best third-placed finishers after later results.
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But normally, when an economy has too much saving, interest rates fall (or are manipulated downward by central banks) until borrowers come out of the woodwork and savers become less interested in hoarding their income.
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The embassy is also fed up with his indifference to basic hygiene and bathroom cleanliness; his mooching of food and Wi-Fi; his woodwork-damaging indoor skateboarding habit; and his general Kato Kaelin–style freeloading.
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Gistix is currently asking for donations, which is the kind of thing that should bring Sega's lawyers out of the woodwork within a couple of hours, so you'd be wise to start the download soon.
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When ride-share giant Uber teased plans last month to launch UberCopter, a roughly $200, eight-minute helicopter service from Manhattan to JFK International Airport in New York City, skeptics came out of the woodwork.
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When I shared my cancer journey on Facebook, I had online friends — people I knew through parenting groups, or other online activities — coming out of the woodwork, telling me not even to bother with chemotherapy.
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"It will be on steroids, the amount of lawyers, investigations, inspector generals that come out of the woodwork" if Democrats win back the House, predicted Sara Fagen, who served as Bush's White House political director.
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DEWALT DW893 10-Inch Double-Bevel Sliding Compound Miter Saw — $349 (list price $479) See Details This tool is meant for creating joints in your woodwork, and claims to do so with accuracy and efficiency.
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Moreover, dozens of people whose names are associated with these comments have come out of the woodwork to say that they never posted these comments and are in fact strongly in favor of net neutrality.
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In the weeks since, Trump officials have come out of the woodwork, in defiance of his and other top officials' orders to stay silent, to offer their own testimony to lawmakers in the impeachment inquiry.
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Some may be scared by it, and some may, in a way, come out of the woodwork and be very comfortable being helpful and available and filling in somebody who isn't there all the time.
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By the most recent estimate, about 37 million homes and apartments still have some lead paint on walls and woodwork, 23 million with potentially hazardous levels of lead in soil, paint chips or household dust.
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Uscha stocks Japanese-inspired ceramics, woodwork and leather items made by local artists, while Third Drawer Down partners with established and emerging artists on exclusive designs for everyday items like mugs, tote bags and homewares.
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They adjusted the color of some woodwork and wrapped the family room desk and upper kitchen cabinets in cream-colored polyurethane leather, and the gallery closet doors in Ultrasuede for a softer look and feel.
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They adjusted the color of some woodwork and wrapped the family room desk and upper kitchen cabinets in cream-colored polyurethane leather, and the gallery closet doors in Ultrasuede for a softer look and feel.
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Down in a gully, covered in sagging aluminum siding with some of its woodwork rotting, is the Dafoe Hospital, the nursery that was home to the sisters for the first nine years of their lives.
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Tales of cars disappearing from outside buildings; ornate and antique woodwork being pillaged from historic mosques; people waking up to find land designated for farming suddenly turned into construction zones; or heritage sites in ruin.
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It's one of the few metal album covers that wouldn't look ridiculous in a museum next to a Blake watercolor, a Stefan Lochner devotional polyptych, Giovanni Di Paolo's John the Baptist series, or a Dürer woodwork.
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"Frequently when a high-profile individual is charged with criminal proceedings people come out of the woodwork to attempt to attach to the high profiles notoriety," Mark J. Heller, Gooding's attorney, told CNN in a statement.
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The Pew Charitable Trusts, an NGO, reckons that every dollar spent on "lead abatement"—painting over old painted walls or removing flaking woodwork—saves at least $17 in medical and special-education costs, and lost productivity.
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Set in a future Chicago after America has collapsed under robot rule, the book examines how humans cope in this future where they have little power, and how unexpected heroes can come out of the woodwork.
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Before any Trump supporters come out of the woodwork to cry foul and suggest that maybe this sheet of paper didn't belong to the president... there's another photo that shows him actually adding the blue himself.
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It was a stunning result for France, who had their chances, but between the Portugal defense, some unkind woodwork, and keeper Rui Patrício having the match of his life, Portugal's lone, late goal was the difference.
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"Trump's tweets and his own language offline has set the precedent and enabled people to come out of the woodwork and be more harassing and more mean-spirited than they otherwise would have been," Rosenblatt said.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art is changing that with Artistic Furniture of the Gilded Age, an exhibition highlighting his intricate and lavish woodwork, including his only known signed work: the case for an 10003 Steinway piano.
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I know well enough at this point that press doesn't equate to being able to pay rent, and it's funny when you start to have a little bit more success, what comes out of the woodwork.
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What's happened over the last couple months is really qualified candidates are coming out of the woodwork and I'm still deciding if I'm in that category, but I'd really like to go after a congressional seat.
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Martens got the first goal for the Dutch only for Yui Hasegawa to level on the stroke of halftime, and see Japan, who hit the woodwork twice, dominate the second half but lack the finishing touch.
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Not long ago, City Center decided to refurbish the room, whitewashing it and refinishing the old wainscoting, so beforehand Mr. Otero-Pailos arranged to make latex casts of the woodwork, vents, electrical outlets and so on.
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"[I]f you look at the chart this thing has clearly broken out...this is the point where the analysts are going to come out of the woodwork and just pile on upgrading it," he said.
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Size: 2,825 square feet Price per square foot: $304 Indoors: A previous owner made a large investment in custom woodwork, adding coffered ceilings, open beams, carved mantels, paneled doors and a curving staircase with turned balusters.
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As society advanced and jobs became increasingly less physical, but more exhausting mentally and spiritually, it became common for leisure to include a diverse array of activities, from reading to woodwork or fishing or playing sports.
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Atletico dominated the opening proceedings in front of a capacity crowd at its home stadium and was unlucky not to have found the opener just six minutes in when Mario Hermoso was denied by the woodwork.
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"It is pretty common when you announce a big deal or do something like that all kinds of people come out of the woodwork and claim that they just own some portion of the deal," Zuck said.
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The time between mid-January and the end of the month is known as the turning point when serious shoppers who've kept quiet behind their shopping carts come out of the woodwork and get down to business.
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The 25-year-old says the Brits, runners-up in the overall medal table at the Rio Summer Games last year, are already 'busting out of the woodwork' on slopes around the world and ready to rock.
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They started to come out of the woodwork after her comments about the importance placed on looks and quips in MMA and Harrison—who has referred to herself as "kind of a sop"—did not enjoy them.
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The Jonas Brothers are back, signaled if nothing else by the droves of fans surging out of the woodwork with "Sucker" on repeat, fueled by the relief and excitement brought on by the group's return to music.
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Insects bored into the woodwork, and the roofs began to leak; it was used as a naval hospital during World War I. Around 1920, the wrecking crews arrived, and the London gallery Robersons descended on the property.
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With unemployment very low and the economy growing at a healthy clip, the last thing the economy needed was a fiscal stimulus that might stoke fears of inflation and bring the bond vigilantes out of the woodwork.
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Upstairs, in the second-floor living room, he installed salvaged woodwork, including a set of ornate built-in bookshelves, extracted from a soon-to-be-razed mansion designed by the famed Gilded Age Philadelphia architect Horace Trumbauer.
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Anatol Yusef is splendid as a pugilistic Laertes and a lyrical Player King; and Roberta Colindrez and Matthew Saldívar are teamed to piquant effect as a Rosencrantz and Guildenstern who, for once, don't disappear into the woodwork.
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"Due to pent-up demand, it was like 'The Walking Dead' coming out of the woodwork, seeking cures," said Charles Kulander, an insurance broker in Moab, describing the demand for coverage after the marketplace opened in 2013.
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Photo: NASA, Getty, AP, Illustration: GizmodoJust when you think you know what the world holds, something comes out of the woodwork to shake you to your core No, not the terrifying spider scientists taught to obey their commands.
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The Suits actress' family has come out of the woodwork since her engagement to the British royal was announced, with plenty of people throwing shade at the TV star for not inviting certain relatives on her father's side.
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Foodie poseurs are coming out of the woodwork these days talking a big game about the nuances of food and how they can totally pinpoint when something they're eating is sweet or salty or even hot or cold.
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Aside from confirming to us yet again that Rachel is the best Bachelorette of all time, we got a glimpse at the romance, fighting, jet-setting, crying, girlfriends coming out of the woodwork, and sunset kisses to come.
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After leaving Roberto Cavalli in October 2016, where he was creative director for three seasons, Dundas came out of the woodwork, designing Beyonce's Grammy gowns under his own name — a style mic drop if we've ever seen one.
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In the weeks since House Democrats launched a formal impeachment inquiry into whether President Donald Trump used his public office for private gain, current and former officials have come out of the woodwork to testify against the president.
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Mercury will shift to the romance and creativity sector of your chart when it reenters Aries on the 20th, so expect old crushes to come out of the woodwork, as well as people you used to party with.
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In the past five years, though, life has flooded back into the organization thanks to the efforts of a new executive director, Rob Saffer, and a network of C.M.S. veterans who have happily come out of the woodwork.
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Every time I come across one of these white supremacists that seem to be coming out of the woodwork I think, here's a person who never had to improvise a trumpet solo on a melody by Duke Ellington.
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But in her suit last fall, she portrayed the Raisens and Yves Rothman, another writer who said he was denied credit on "Truth Hurts," as having only "come out of the woodwork" once the song became a hit.
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From the moment that the tape of Donald Trump and Billy Bush discussing women in vulgar terms surfaced on Friday, Republicans have been coming out of the woodwork to denounce his words, trying to separate themselves from his campaign.
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It would be nice to believe Claire is simply using her nuclear war talk to bring her would-be killer out of the woodwork, but she doesn't find out the culprit is military until after she leaves the meeting.
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Average Joe's (and we don't just mean those of the Grocery Store Joe variety) and Jane's (or perhaps more fittingly, Lauren's) come out of the woodwork to vie for the love and attention of the titular bachelor or bachelorette.
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It by no means brought the game back to the crazy, just-after-launch days of seeing mobs of GO players wandering aimlessly everywhere you looked… but it definitely brought players out of the woodwork and brought them together.
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Now, as the Bulldogs are set to play in their first AFL Grand Final since 1961, it's little wonder why so many celebrities have come out of the woodwork to put on the team's red, white and blue colours.
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"Pimps seem to be coming out of the woodwork since this all happened," Laura LeMoon, a sex trafficking survivor, writer, and co-founder and director of harm reduction nonprofit Safe Night Access Project Seattle, told me in an email.
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To hear a dignitary from the Paris mosque making the call to prayer in the heart of the 8th Arrondissement, under decorative woodwork and, more than anything, only a few meters from the Élysée Palace, always makes me smile.
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"(F)or people to come out of the woodwork from 36 years ago and 30 years ago and never mentioned it and all of a sudden it happens, in my opinion it's totally political," Trump said in New York.
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So the story went for Kate Hosford, who, along with her father, Charlie Hosford, an architect, and her contractor, Tim Wulfing, enlisted Dean Camenares of East End Woodstrippers to restore the extensive woodwork in her Park Slope, Brooklyn, brownstone.
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Suffice to say, she keeps a low profile, and much like Alison Brie, Kristen Stewart, and Brie Larson, Johnson only comes out of the woodwork for film premieres and small events — which is how we discovered her biggest beauty tips.
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" His attorney Martin Singer blasted the multiplying allegations as "people coming out of the woodwork with fabricated or unsubstantiated stories," and in a statement that November said, "These brand new claims about alleged decades-old events are becoming increasingly ridiculous.
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When a photo surfaced of Kathy Griffin posing with a replica of President Donald Trump's bloodied, decapitated head in her hand last May, the fallout was swift — but one surprising star came out of the woodwork to offer some important advice.
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"It came up at a time when they were considering having a family, at some point in the near future," the friend told Daily Mail TV. Who knows why this friend felt the need to bring this out of the woodwork.
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"Well-embedded Yankee moles tell me that deviants, who get their kicks harassing women, have come out of the woodwork and landed on Waldman," Bob Raissman wrote in the New York Daily News, nearly a month after Waldman's on-air rhapsody.
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Cousins appeared from as far away as Czechoslovakia, and, according to The New York Herald Tribune of March 383, 1932, entire villages in Germany, "most of whose inhabitants bear the name of Wendel" came out of the woodwork to file claims.
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Trump officials come out of the woodwork, defying his orders to stonewall CongressAll this comes as the president is besieged on the domestic front by an escalating congressional impeachment inquiry examining whether Trump used his public office for private gain.
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Some aspects of the interior, including woodwork and wall tapestry in the dining room, are original, while much of the rest of the house has been renovated to period, with crown molding, latticed and leaded windows, and grandly proportioned living areas.
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Two goalless ties against Hong Kong, played in a politically charged atmosphere in which China hit the woodwork a total of eight times, mean China has no chance to overtake Qatar, which has won all seven of its games so far.
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Anyone can tell you that New Year's Eve in New York is a shit show, so the fact that a Papi Juice was happening and was popping off that night meant that a lot of characters were coming out the woodwork.
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A detailed exhibition catalogue chronicles the evolution of each Soul Studio artist over his or her tenure with the organization, which has facilities to accommodate ceramics, sewing, painting, woodwork, weaving, and digital arts, all in a bright collective working space.
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Lavishly embellished with handsome woodwork, shimmering wallpaper, intricate iron fixtures, and Tiffany's signature stained glass windows, the Veterans Room was quite the spot for an old gents' club and, in the day, the envy of young militants barred from access.
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The androgyny, sexuality, and audaciousness of these get-ups may be punchlines now, but in the context of the Reagan era, they were a rebellious counterpoint to stuffy, buttoned-up conservative types who had suddenly come out of the woodwork.
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Japan House Los Angeles' complimentary exhibition, HIDA | A Woodwork Tradition in the Making, invites visitors to discover the legendary craftsmen of Hida and their design legacy today, embodied in the work of century-old furniture maker Hida Sangyo Co., Ltd.
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In every major scandal I investigated in my career, there was always a common phenomenon: Whenever the scandals broke, all the good guys in government with knowledge of the issue came out of the woodwork, and we found each other.
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"It is pretty common when you announce a big deal or do something that all kinds of people just kind of come out of the woodwork and claim that they just own some portion of the deal," Mr. Zuckerberg said.
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At the Earhart Birthplace Museum, volunteers recited details about the aviator's former home — the wallpaper is nearly identical to when she lived there, and the woodwork untouched — and pointed to a collection of books offering disparate conclusions about her fate.
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Though anti-Pelosi Democrats Marcia Fudge (OH), Brian Higgins (NY), and Stephen Lynch (MA) have softened their opposition or have pledged to vote for Pelosi, other legislators, including Ron Kind (WI) and Gil Cisneros (CA), came out of the woodwork to oppose her.
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On your birthday, it's impossible to not tally up how many people came out of the woodwork to wish you a happy birthday on Facebook, or which of your friends posted a collage of photos on Instagram as a tribute to you.
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That's right: Fiddlehead ferns and elusive ramps are out there, just waiting to be snatched up by all you greedy little wild food "experts" that come out of the woodwork for the next month the way lax Catholics do at Christmas and Easter.
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"When Judalon came out, and she went to Diane Sawyer, and she told Diane Sawyer this story, then these other two women came out of the woodwork and accused Dr. Oziel of being abusive," Graham explains of her research into her character.
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But now that it’ll be direct, people will start to view you in a more positive light, which means that your secret admirers may be coming from out of the woodwork and wooing you, eager to connect with your physically.
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Although the argument could be made that the club was unlucky against Tijuana—Leon hit the woodwork five separate times at the Estadio Caliente—many fans would be hesitant to compliment a squad that only has one goal in five league games.
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The reasons to buy those stocks were just as valid last week as they are now, but the sellers and bears have simply slunk back into the woodwork to make room for the bulls that will pound the table on Tuesday, Cramer said.
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Paraguay gradually played their way back into the match and hit the woodwork before half-time before forcing David Ospina into a world-class save in the 62nd minute, the Colombia goalkeeper diving full stretch to turn a header around the post.
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"When Trump was elected, everyone who was a Democrat or a progressive in the county came out the woodwork," said Pat Siano, the chairwoman of Organize Alabama, a Democratic group that formed last year to connect smaller grass-roots groups in the state.
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Tours take people to underground caves where beer was once stored, a saloon with intricate woodwork, a stein hall with stained-glass windows, a champagne room meeting hall with leaded-glass windows, and an outdoor beer garden that can hold 300 people.
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It was the kind of detail that would have killed my mother, and I stood there in my faded boxer shorts, wanting to tell her how each shelf was finished with fine beaded woodwork, each edge delicately carved with a Greek key.
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There's still plenty of time for new plot details and other surprise cameos to come out of the woodwork, but as it stands thus far, AHS: 1984 has only shown one obvious connection to a past season — or more specifically, a past character.
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The whimsical, one-bedroom abode with rounded windows and doorways and hanging lanterns has a fireplace, woodwork bench complete with tools if guests want to whittle away, wooden shower and sink and a designated parking area that's a five minute walk away.
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Pointing at a mantlepiece covered in flameless "honeydew"-colored candles, Stewart notes that fake candles don't leave wax on your woodwork, and that they're ideal for dorm rooms and assisted living because you aren't allowed to have open flames in those environments.
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While he never had a contract with the network, he says he always felt like part of the Fixer Upper family, thanks to the show's supportive fans, who've followed him over to the DIY Network, where he's currently starring in a new series, Woodwork.
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It gave him a theory of victory — albeit a tenuous one — in November: Voters who felt downwardly mobile and anxious about the future of their country would come out of the woodwork to support a candidate who was strong about protecting them from foreign threats.
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In a move we've seen before, doomsday preachers have come out of the woodwork to declare that Friday's lunar activity is a sign of the end of the world, citing passages in the Bible that describe a moon turned to blood ahead of the apocalypse.
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The Belgians led 2-0 at half time but Brazil were by far the better team in the second half and in addition to their goal from Renato Augusto with 14 minutes remaining they hit the woodwork and forced Thibaut Courtois into several excellent saves.
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Fowler insisted that the scheme was inspired by similar, if less vivid, tones that had been buried by centuries of overpainting, but the result appalled Lord Vernon, the manor's most recent resident, who had grown up with cream-colored walls and dark-brown woodwork.
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The entry and stairwell's original woodwork is painted a charcoal gray, and the walls are covered with a black-on-white wallpaper, by the New York artist and designer Jill Malek, with a web of connected lines that are meant to evoke flight map networks.
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United played better than it did when the two sides met in Manchester, where it was somewhat fortunate to lose by only 1-0, but Juventus had a number of opportunities and had already hit the woodwork twice before Ronaldo struck in the 65th minute.
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Most express concern about the longterm impact of the court decision, with professional gambler Bill "Krack" Krackomberger warning that legalized betting will bring "snake-oil salesmen and charlatans coming out of the woodwork," a point underscored by radio and TV ads for can't-miss handicappers.
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Clearly in our regard, making fun of people for being a bunch of fucking basement weebs has worked, but if somebody else starts a band about high school parents' divorces, watch kids come crawling out of the woodwork and start talking shit about that.
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Whether it was the invention of a tumbler lock that allowed one unique key to unlock several pieces, or the durable woodwork of the stackable flat trunks, there wasn't a piece of clothing, shoe, hat, hairbrush or typewriter that didn't get its own carefully curated carryall.
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"When you see people post problems that they bump into as a woman, like not enough pockets on pants, you get folks who crawl out of the woodwork and wave a pair of niche work pants marketed to women and try to invalidate them," he says.
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We're having patients who are coming out of the woodwork who have never been involved, who have never marched, who have never perhaps done anything active before who now know all of the rights that we perhaps have assumed we would have going forward, are at risk.
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Doherty breakfast truthers have already wheedled out of the woodwork with their theories and debunks: There is no way Doherty could've eaten the breakfast, they say; this is a PR stunt, they allege; either Doherty or the Dalby Café are profiting from this in some way.
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Barnett's spin on "Peepin' Tom" is a blueprint for introspective songwriting, while Vile's take on "Outta the Woodwork" is a bluesy country grind that will have you popping the collar of your leather jacket in an effort to feel as cool as these guitar riffs sound.
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To be still, even in one's after-supper hours before bed, would be to invite ruination, and so the practice of domestic crafts — typically knitting or embroidery for women, and light woodwork like whittling for men — was an act of resistance to the temptations of evil.
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Ms. Consi had been so smitten with the woodwork in their old home that she cut away a piece of window trim and removed a staircase spindle so they could be copied for the new townhouse, reinstalling the originals before putting the house on the market.
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The pacy Coman, who got a double in Saturday's 4-1 win over Albania, put France ahead in the first half and hit the woodwork in the second with Clement Lenglet also finding the net after the break and Wissam Ben Yedder scoring in stoppage time.
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Although the buyer knew that the property was featured in the movie, it wasn't a deciding factor, Jensen tells CNBC Make It. But the Victorian home, with its iconic wrap around porch and custom woodwork, still conjures up plenty of nostalgia for the rest of us.
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But he said with the expote Mark Lemley, director of the Stanford Law School program in Law, Science and Technology, said, "Patent trolls follow the money, so it's not surprising that the growth of blockchain value has caused them to come out of the woodwork," he said.
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After a typical Dutch lunch of sandwiches and milk in a kitchen that seemed right out of a Vermeer painting — dark woodwork, tile floors, angled light — he took me through his home: a delightful warren of halls and old rooms stuffed with curios, some of them priceless.
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"Once you obtain an indictment like this, sometimes other potential witnesses come out of the woodwork," she said, adding that the Stone arrest and the searching of his home starting early Friday morning might help the special counsel obtain materials useful as the Russia probe continues.
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Is it akin to winning the lottery, or I guess what winning the lottery is like, where people come out of the woodwork and, "Congratulations, and oh, by the way, I've got something you might be interested in investing in or supporting," or, "You owe me for pizza"?
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PEBBLE BEACH, CA. (Reuters) - Gary Woodland shot out of the U.S. Open woodwork with an error-free six-under 216 to steal the halfway lead from Justin Rose on Friday, while a fuming Tiger Woods insisted he was still in the ball game after a bogey-bogey finish.
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"Patients are coming out of the woodwork now to get this new medication," said Dr. David Dodick, a neurologist at the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, Arizona and chairman of the American Migraine Foundation, echoing what other doctors around the country told Reuters about strong demand for the injection.
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"When I spoke out on Fox News and on my blog about the need to get rid of BET and Black History Month, all the same usual Twitter haters came out of the woodwork to troll me and say all sorts of disgusting things about me," Dash, 49, wrote.
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Read more: The floodgates are opening as Trump officials publicly defy his orders and more whistleblowers come out of the shadowsIn the weeks since, Trump officials have come out of the woodwork — defying his and other top officials' orders to stay silent — to offer testimony in the impeachment inquiry.
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The formerly ruined 19th-century family estate showcases the work of dozens of local craftsmen in the form of textiles, ceramics and woodwork, found in 30 unique guest rooms (spread over three houses) and two restaurants (with their own organic garden) from chef Pedro Limão, plus an artisan boutique.
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I'm not going to name any names, but all it takes is one read of his autobiography to see how some of the same people who screwed him over and "swindled his earnings," as he wrote, are the ones coming out of the woodwork to salute his legacy.
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The set smelled of freshly sawed lumber but was otherwise a meticulous re-creation of Roth's boyhood home in Newark: dark woodwork, faded wallpaper, a bookcase containing a well-used set of The Book of Knowledge, an enameled cooking range, an early-generation refrigerator with the motor on top.
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Firefighters identified several remaining risks in the building, he said: the gables, which were no longer supported by the roof's woodwork and could be toppled by strong winds, and the metal scaffolding previously meant for renovation work, which was deformed by the fire and has to be removed.
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"You suddenly have people who never thought they would have to play defense for capitalism come out of the woodwork because they perceive a threat to the system," said Ian Winer, a former hedge fund executive who is now an advisory board member at investment bank Drexel Hamilton.
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