It looks like it could get greasy or worn down.
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You just get worn down by taking this shit constantly.
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Worn down, the perimeter shots stopped falling for the Gamecocks.
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I doubt much can change in this worn down administration.
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Gracie, 6, kept her blonde tresses worn down her back.
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It's hate worn down into resignation, disgust repurposed as calculation.
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More than stigma, she has been worn down by surgeries.
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Meanwhile, Gracie kept her blonde tresses worn down her back.
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At the end of 2019, singer Janelle Monae was worn down.
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" Other days it's, "Wow, I am a bit worn down today!
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I was completely worn down, my whole body was thrown off.
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My mom didn't want to be worn down by him either.
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By the end, she had worn down her aura of outsiderdom.
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A bleary, worn-down, frustrated bitterness always lurks in her songwriting.
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Judge said on Friday that he did not feel worn down.
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"In all these paintings, the object is being worn down," he said.
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Lewis, instead, channels the world through this worn-down and alienated wanderer.
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They've been worn down from years of having to speak no disloyalty.
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Workers and locals remain restless, worn down by years sliding living standards.
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I'd be worn down to nothing before I ever got in position.
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The cancer had worn down the children and claimed parts for itself.
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The excitement of getting through the latest posts has worn down over time.
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Now, with both bullpens worn down, the teams get a day to recover.
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For months I dragged myself around, feeling more worn down with each day.
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The midwife appears frayed, worn down by one too many stories of horror.
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He wills himself to be upbeat for them, less irritable and worn down.
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But Miller said he felt worn down by his competitive, goal-oriented attitude.
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By the end of the day, it feels like we've been worn down.
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Patty, queen of the pool table, has been worn down by repeated trauma.
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My shoes were shiny and brand new; theirs, dirty, muddy and worn down.
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He scanned the room affectionately and landed on a worn-down makeshift sofa.
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Over time, the device is worn down, even if data gets overwritten continuously.
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It is the graphite of a pencil, worn down by a simple doodle.
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I am so worn down and filled with rage at the current administration.
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"Your body's not getting worn down from the pounding of the games," he said.
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He stands on a worn-down street corner and shakes his head in disappointment.
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German and Swedish eagerness to welcome so many refugees has gradually been worn down.
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The Mets had given deGrom eight days between starts because he looked worn down.
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The resistance, on the other hand, was worn down after decades of attempted revolution.
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Despite his devotion to country, Mattis was eventually worn down and had to leave.
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His backpack was old and worn down, just a carryall to toss things in.
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With use and repeated stress over time, even these optimal controllers ultimately get worn down.
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Two worn-down (or wise) coworkers said they assume everything they do online is public.
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So a $15 billion industry flogs another of its players like a worn-down donkey.
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Her long dark locks were worn down for the shoot, styled in flowing beach waves.
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The model's hair matched the dress' reptile vibe, and was slicked back and worn down.
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Whereas before she was fed up with monogamy, now she's worn down by casual sex.
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Years of sand granules have worn down her eyes, and she can't see clearly anymore.
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We feel worn down, a little grimy, and thoroughly depressed about the state of things.
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Throughout this arduous process, Nirider looks worn down, and yet she never loses her pluck.
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I was expecting the indestructible dynamo of her public appearances, but she seemed worn down.
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She accessorized with her mother's necklace, which her sisters have all worn down the aisle.
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She looked worn down; if she said anything, she said it too quietly to hear.
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Her persona is eventually worn down and destroyed by the reality of her daily life.
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For one thing, the DNA has likely worn down considerably over more than 200 years.
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She wore cheap, ragged clothes with the seams torn, shoes with the soles worn down.
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She paired the timeless design with a long tulle veil and her straight hair worn down.
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The stones of this mortar have been worn down over decades by Oliva and her mother.
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Worn down by hunger and poverty, one man set himself on fire in his vegetable patch.
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Her long blonde hair was worn down around her shoulders, nearly matching her extra-long fingernails.
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Others said they were simply worn down by weeks of conflict after the president's controversial Oct.
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Her blonde and brown hair, meanwhile, was worn down for her evening out on the town.
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"I'm sorry, my wife just had a baby, and she's exhausted and worn down," he said.
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We're worn down by its grip, longing for a way to reverse its hold on us.
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If the object is to wear us down with lies, then we must not be worn down.
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I've used rechargeable battery solutions on the Xbox One previously, and they've all worn down within months.
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With her hair worn down and tousled, Jenner looked positively glowing – sunkissed by the French Riviera's beams.
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Substantially increasing that risk is the prospect of worn-down, bald tires with little to no tread.
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Her teeth were worn down, so she had to have several removed, and she was slightly underweight.
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He's been worn down and broken—not by fighting, but by the realization he's a bit crap.
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The marble marker was worn down but I thought it might be a statue of a boy.
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Fans are worn down with this talk of not letting the NHL's best play in the Olympics.
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The president's aggressive approach to the caravan appears to have worn down the resolve of some members.
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They seem worn down by years of working with this difficult employee and ignore her bad attitude.
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So many people showed up at the grave site that the grass became shoddy and worn down.
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Ms. Lublin found herself bickering with Ms. Bliss, getting snippy and worn down, but she never wavered.
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He's worn down, as Kate puts it — and herself admits to being — but what human being isn't?
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He's haggard and worn down by the stories of others, but he can't read his own fortune.
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Maybe it was their hard black faces, their rough hands, bent fingers, bruised and worn-down nails.
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We're told he would badger her for hours until she was worn down and finally agreed to go.
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Say you're headed on a weekend beach trip and you see one of your tires is worn down.
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And every worn-down component has to be replaced with as close to identical parts as still exist.
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People close to him said de Juniac had been worn down by conflict with the company's powerful unions.
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Lane is worn down from promoting the movie, because she can't talk about it from a comfortable distance.
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Mr Kinkonda, who goes by his pen name of Chéri Chérin, seems as worn down as the surroundings.
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It was a sense of being worn down by the unrelenting boggling sense of gamesmanship in every direction.
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She accessorized her look with simple silver and diamond bracelets, her blonde hair worn down in beach waves.
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When the home was purchased, the cabinets in the kitchen were worn down and dirty, with parts missing.
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"The game has become so fast, and become such a grind, that guys get worn down," he said.
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The Tube is remarkably efficient, especially if one has been worn down by the New York subway system.
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Unfortunately, there hasn't been a single new one since 2014, so our seats' edges are pretty worn down.
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But all too often, you replace your worn-down, go-to black tote with, surprise, another black bag.
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The yearslong federal investigation and the delays in disciplinary proceedings have worn down the family of Mr. Garner.
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Read more: Andrew Luck is retiring from the NFL at age 29 because he is 'mentally worn down'
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Hathaway's journalist character Elena McMahon is an exemplary Didion heroine: a woman worn down to her last nerve.
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Joe Staten I must've worn down enough people that we should absolutely tell the story of this other guy.
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She had a good raincoat, but a button was missing and one cuff had worn down to loose threads.
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So the company directed a technician to exchange some of the more worn-down looking parts with newer ones.
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In fact, despite the rigorous environment and perhaps overwhelming expectations of Hollywood, none of the women are worn down.
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And especially without Klay to rely on in that fourth quarter, I thought he got a little worn down.
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Now, while worn down with a center part, it hits just below her shoulders, as you can see below.
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Worn down, their souls crushed, they accepted Jewish doctrines that denied the Fatherland and opposed all that was nationalistic.
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Her hair worn down and relaxed in beachy waves, Garner looked happy as she posed alongside costar Maika Monroe.
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In federal court in Washington on Wednesday, Butina had on an orange jumpsuit with her red hair worn down.
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But FreeHand was different—it had a history and a fanbase that hadn't been worn down by Creative Suite.
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Shockingly, there were comments below from people who were actually considering purchasing a worn-down nub of drugstore lipstick.
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He estimated fewer than 2,000 militants and their families were left there and they were "demoralized and worn down".
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In some cases, men wanted to fight, especially Americans, who hadn't been worn down by four years of combat.
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Many— worn down by loneliness, boredom and the threat of violence if they try to refuse — accept the invitation.
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A mass of bodies sways behind me, hundreds of fellow spectators holding their own fightsticks and worn-down controllers.
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The source told CNN that Cohen has been worn down by the investigation and grew reluctant to protect Trump.
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Microplastics are bits of plastic that have been worn down into tiny pieces that are smaller than 5 millimeters.
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Rafi, worn down, sends her a photo of Miloni with a letter falsely identifying her as his love interest.
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She invested in some of the worn-down silk farms in northern Laos, and soon had a ready supply.
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But in the closing days of campaigning, observers felt Gantz was looking worn down, a step slower than Netanyahu.
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Burke describes her crime as a one-off instance when she was worn down by an emotionally abusive relationship.
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Now their faces appear on the big screen — they, too, are tough and sad, prematurely worn down by life.
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The elbow pipe that likely started the fire was so worn down that it was just 0.012 inches thick.
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Only this time around, they're more piece-y and textured, and can be worn down or brushed to the side.
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Geary wears a hot-pink string bikini by Frankies Bikinis, posing with her blonde locks worn down over her shoulders.
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Next to each president's chair, for example, there is a piece of stone that is worn down in the middle.
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But that hasn't happened for some time now and my prayer is that people don't get worn down through that.
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When the tread is worn down so that it's level with the tread indicator, it's time to replace your tires.
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Its black paint had worn down to primer in some parts, but it was holding up well for its age.
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Loved ones who are all buoyancy, care, empathy, and concern are steadily worn down and thinned-out like seaside pebbles.
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Anastasija Sevastova left tennis in 33, retiring at age 23 after being worn down physically and mentally by the tour.
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I run on the outsides of my feet and had worn down the heels of my last pair of sneakers.
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The government, facing a population worn down by years of austerity, has warned creditors not to push it too far.
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Can you picture a worn-down Keith-Burns pairing trying to catch Gaudreau on the big sheet of Olympic ice?
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Old globes are pretty fragile—they can easily be worn down by the grime, dirt, and oil on people's hands.
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By the fourth quarter, New Orleans had worn down the formidable Ravens defense with punishing runs by Ingram and Kamara.
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Whatever the number, it has shifted as some people joined and others left, worn down by exhaustion, illness or injury.
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Additionally, Barbie sports turquoise streaks throughout her black hair, worn down her back in two braids, and traditional skull makeup.
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The five-time Grand Slam winner had been worn down by injuries after a suspension for using a banned substance.
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If you are feeling worn down by the world and need a fresh reminder of how love works, watch this.
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Unfortunately, it's difficult to sustain success over multiple years if not decades because people get worn down and beat up.
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Ryan looked happy as she took a stroll wearing a black coat and black sunglasses with her blond hair worn down.
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Others have completely disassembled the controller and found worn-down contacts, which might be causing the issue due to repetitive use.
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As the show goes on, Jack takes on the appearance and feel of a worn-down toy that creaks with overuse.
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If we get to a point where we're all just worn down by the fact that nothing is what it seems.
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Those of us who aren't suited for or are worn down by frequent business travel are just going to stay miserable?
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She accessorized the look with black strapless heels and natural-looking makeup, her light-colored locks worn down in beach waves.
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His knees were worn down and his appearances became less and less frequent, until he finally disappeared from WWE in 2014.
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Stones worn down by rivers and waves over millennia is ideal, but even then, it has to be the right type.
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This time I was a bit more prepared, knowing that I got a little worn down early on the night before.
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Life in central Tripoli continues largely as before, though the fighting has strained a city worn down by years of turmoil.
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Johnson said he was simply worn down after flying back from a Davis Cup tie in Australia earlier in the week.
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He'd been tending to his sick grandson and got worn down between that and taking care of animals on his ranch.
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What if Corey Kluber had not worn down ("He's fighting a lot," Manager Terry Francona conceded) and twice pitched so poorly?
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But she came to Washington set to testify and then got worn down by all the obstacles thrown up by Biden.
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Regardless, the timing couldn't be better, for both homebodies and those worn down by the heat at Pride's overwhelmingly outdoor events.
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A five-time Grand Slam winner, she had been worn down by injuries after a suspension for using a banned substance.
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"It really got us worn down at times but we are so happy with how it all came together," he says.
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The downside of owning physical music is that it&aposs physical, something that gets worn down by its environment over time.
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Luck had been battling a leg injury throughout training camp and was said to be "mentally worn down" from injury rehab.
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Here, however, we're shown a more humanized, less tenaciously energetic Jo, who is sometimes worn down by what she's up against.
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The three stars on the shield are worn down, and the wings of the raven rising from the crown are mottled.
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He will be surrounded, however, by officials who have worn down the United States in one stalemate after another for decades.
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Just like our muscles, studies show that our ability to make smart decisions gets worn down as the day goes on.
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I realize that the problem is my tip has worn down, so I swap it out with a spare one I have.
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When a local rescue group found Chi Chi, her legs were "worn down to the bone, infected, and really necrotized," said Howell.
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Worn down by weeks of anguish, her aunt couldn't bring herself to tell the 11-year-old she had delivered a baby.
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And legend has it, there's a worn-down track in the yard from contestants running laps to kill time, according to Buzzfeed.
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Many Greeks, worn down by austerity policies including pension cuts and tax increases dictated by the creditors, have yet to be convinced.
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I'm searching for a pair of work shoes I got at Marshalls last year that are super worn down and need replacing.
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Censorship was worn down by Protestants' refusal to shut up when told to, and by their bare-knuckle style of public argument.
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It's through showing us that the barriers that make us immune to one another get worn down around this kind of year.
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As you might expect from someone being victimized by a regressive state apparatchik, at times Hassan sounds worn down—but never defeated.
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An original NSYNC tour T-shirt from 1999, baby pink text on the back, the material thin and worn down with age.
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Every few months, my shoes would be so worn down that my toes would get burned on the asphalt during the summer.
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L. Bean is no longer interested in replacing the ratty sweatshirts or worn-down boots you bought from the company decades ago.
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When I arrived at a media showcase after trekking from casino to casino for meetings, I was hot, sweaty, and worn down.
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Worn down, Hossa was determined to discover a silver lining for an aging survivor competing in a league headlined by young talent.
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It's the difference in feel between a soccer field in a local park, grass worn down in patches, and a manicured professional field.
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Harry wears a blue suit, while Meghan coordinates in a light blue off-the-shoulder dress with her hair worn down and wavy.
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She married again to another fighter, but two years into her stay, she was pregnant, homesick and worn down by her daily reality.
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They huddled in a worn down park, browsing the relatively new luxury of public internet that has come to Havana in recent years.
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Third, the fractured and worn down teeth are caused by behavioral stereotypies and hyperaggression, both indicators of serious chronic psychological stress and pathology.
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He has been one of the few reliable Toronto relievers this season but manager John Gibbons feels that Floyd is getting worn down.
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With LeBron and Kyrie [Irving] having to carry the load, Kevin [Love] and JR [Smith] being out so long, they're pretty worn down.
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The trick isn't exclusive to hair worn down, either — many stars opt for a tight ponytail for a sporty look — and lifted results.
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Like Earth sand, moon dust is effectively made of tiny glass shards, but the sharp edges have not been worn down by erosion.
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They proceed in slow motion, like the worn-down Berliners at the start of Ingmar Bergman's "The Serpent's Egg" (1977), another premonitory fable.
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Jacob deGrom, whose regular turn in the rotation would have fallen on Monday, was skipped because the Mets thought he was worn down.
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By contrast, certain faces in the large Crucifixion panel look indistinct, as if they'd been worn down by some light but persistent pressure.
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I'll update this review in six months to let you know how mine have worn down, and when I plan on reordering another.
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If you're okay with them looking a little worn down, but still feeling just as comfortable as before, these will serve you well.
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The Met audience, perhaps worn down by a year or more of bitter "post-truth" politics, let out a long and knowing laugh.
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Moore sits smiling in front of a pool with her hair worn down in loose waves and her chest concealed by her arms.
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No. 5 Daniil Medvedev, worn down from a successful fall, withdrew and was not on the Russian team that beat Croatia on Monday.
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They say their hobby lifts moods in a country worn down by years of violence and political upheaval since Gaddafi's ouster in 2011.
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His health was poor, worn down by decades of moving around — to Europe, New Mexico, New York, Nova Scotia — and improvising a life.
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Britney, 37, wore a strappy black mini dress to the event, and showed off her new brunette hairstyle with her locks worn down.
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As the kind but frustrated Jonah, he's a long-suffering man worn down by isolation and the minor indignities of mid-level service work.
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Worn down by years of unfulfilled promises, few people here believe that politicians will deliver — or that water issues are purely a natural phenomenon.
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Few "For Sale" signs are visible on Flint's worn-down streets, but brokers said that was not because there was no interest in selling.
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That's either very impressive or suggests that over time we've become worn down and will become friends with any old person on Facebook.[Facebook]
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But things like this still happen, and you eventually get worn down after years of subtle (and in this case, not so subtle) degradation.
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Worn down by the relationship, Eva found solace in a new friendship with Penelope Duncan, the Greek sister-in-law of dancer Isadora Duncan.
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We found pictures of 25 politicians looking gorgeous and chill from before they were presidents and senators and got worn down by their jobs.
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Those figures proved the difference eventually as Wawrinka, at full stretch to even reach, let alone return most of them, was eventually worn down.
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In its 1,000-mile trek to Jupiter from Ohio, the mitt's once lustrous dark leather patina had been worn down to a sandy shade.
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In a documentary aired this week on French television, she said he had called her every day and had gradually worn down her resistance.
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Unlike the local dogs, Sharpe says they were relatively old when they died, as their teeth were worn down and their bones had fused.
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As cartilage, the tissue that covers the bone between joints, is gradually worn down, the bones can rub against each other and cause pain.
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He left the aristocratic corps after a year—the minimum requirement—worn down by the expense of keeping himself and his horse looking spiffy.
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The interior of Mir also became increasingly worn down, as microbes from its human occupants—including dust mites, bacteria, and fungi—colonized the station.
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Candace's affect is as dry as the Sahara; you feel exactly how worn down she has become by the system under which she lives.
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Philip, in particular, is increasingly beaten down and worn down, and the way Matthew [Rhys] brought that and developed it throughout the season is incredible.
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For the event, the sisters kept things simple and matched in black attire, with their blonde locks worn down in soft waves with middle parts.
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I have terrible eyes that get worn down by my phone's normal vibrancy, so all this trick did was make it easier to look at.
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These rays may have worn down that outer ice layer, eventually creating a layer of organic material that's over a foot and a half thick.
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Wild with joy, he leapt out into the dusty streets of his township outside Johannesburg, where the worn-down people stopped to stare at him.
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The second longest was earlier that same month, the weekend after the election when Trump was, almost certainly, worn down from the just-concluded campaign.
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Worn down and afraid of someone turning a request to use proper pronouns into an argument about the validity of my gender, I said nothing.
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Don't blame Cleveland fans for being so spiritually worn down by this team that they can't put an end zone banner in the right order.
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But according to the Post, Koum was "worn down by the differences in approach," particularly around data targeting, encryption, ad-based revenue and mobile payments.
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I wondered whether Khan had not been worn down by it all, whether he now regretted having made the decision to make that electrifying speech.
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She was warm and animated, but her eyes hung heavy, and she appeared somewhat worn down, no doubt still feeling some lingering aftereffects of pneumonia.
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But there was Senator Elizabeth Warren, on a bright Monday morning, winding her way through a neighborhood of worn-down shotgun houses in Cleveland, Miss.
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During the Cleveland Indians' 2016 World Series run, pitching so much, particularly high-stress innings, may have worn down the star relief pitcher Andrew Miller.
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Trump hasn't been pushing his case just with Republican senators: He's worn down his lawyers, too, according to two Republicans close to the White House.
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But Portman and his aides kept pivoting to Portman's record and his plans, and unlike Republicans in other Senate races, they wouldn't be worn down.
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Microplastics -- tiny plastic particles less than 5 millimeters in size -- are usually worn down from larger plastics polluting the oceans, such as bottles and bags.
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López Núñez again ended up in the news a few days later, this time looking a tad more worn-down, with a scruff, and in handcuffs.
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The bride's blonde hair, worn down, was done by Orlando Pita, while makeup artist Gucci Westman gave her a soft look with a light blush lip.
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While her own mane looks downright distinguished when worn down in loose waves, daughter MilliAnna's tuft of white baby curls are among the cutest we've seen.
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In another upset, British seventh seed Johanna Konta was worn down by last week's Citi Open champion Ekaterina Makarova 5-7 7-6(63) 6-3.
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Even though Ysiad is Dominican, gangs would target him for initiations because he looked white and after a number of physical altercations, he got worn down.
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If the show documents the process by which these characters are worn down to nothing, then this is what happens when they're reduced to exposed nerves.
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Trump will be 85033 in 2020, and questions about his energy level could soon arise after being worn down by 4 year of a presidential schedule.
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Luck said he was "mentally worn down" from the injuries he had suffered, trying to rehab, and the preparation it took to get on the field.
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As you consider a new pair of flats to replace your scuffed up, worn down pair, it's probably top of mind in your list of options.
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Our capacity to be shocked has already been so worn down by the Trump presidency, he's like your druggie cousin who can no longer surprise you.
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Shoulders back, belly forward, all the weight centered in the hips, a kinetic vision of masculine grace and power worn down and gone slightly to seed.
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I think each of us was also a bit worn down by the rigors of our jobs and of being mommies and daddies to young children.
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Black eyes and worn-down knees; a hairline crack in a rib, sustained in a tackle that failed to stop a try that lost a game.
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The novel is about him being worn down, metaphorically and physically, until he's just too tired and jaded to hold back the tide of screaming nonsense.
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Adi: One thing I remember liking about the first movie was the sense that John was getting more and more worn-down over the course of it.
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Rodent teeth never stop growing, but normally they get worn down naturally as the teeth rub against each other and against other hard surfaces, like nut shells.
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Stretchy and water repellent, the Briann stays comfortable no matter if you've been in them for hours or days, and they won't look saggy or worn down.
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The other, a woman in her late 30s or early 40s, had teeth that showed signs of having been worn down by stripping fibers for making baskets.
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The movie's main character is an adult worn down by the capitalist system, struggling to balance the necessities of a job with the actual stuff of life.
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The big question mark was whether the GOP base -- perhaps worn down by Trump's seemingly never-ending series of self-inflicted wounds -- would be equally as intense.
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The band cut their teeth playing underground venue Mayhem in Copenhagen's somewhat worn down Northwest neighborhood where bands such as Iceage and Lower also got their start.
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The inconclusive war in Afghanistan, the disastrous outcome in Libya, the bickering over defense spending, and the gradual drifting away of Turkey have worn down the organization.
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My previous attempts that ended with worn-down erasers and crumpled-up pieces of graph paper had relied on whatever vocabulary and recall I brought to them.
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But Mr. Tria has been worn down by the lengthy budget negotiations and subjected to humiliating attacks by the leaders of the League and Five Star Movement.
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He was already imagining himself as a man for the ages, but success seems to have worn down Murillo in the later self-portrait, from about 1670.
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He also replaces worn-down or broken parts and always applies liberal amounts of oil to the old mechanisms, using his "Wizard of Oz" style oil can.
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" Ms. Madey said she was also worn down by the "relentless" cycle of five-week exhibitions, which does not allow time "to work closely with the artists.
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If you're feeling worn down by the dumpster fire that was the last week of June 2018, upgrading your bedding could be just what you need. Seriously.
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Now, as the blockade grinds into its third week, the town's shuttered hotels are already looking worn down, with jungle vegetation growing freely around abandoned swimming pools.
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That means less waste, Helsel says, since worn down tires get tossed even if the structural components beneath the tread and in the sidewall remain perfectly intact.
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By encountering this kind of deeply misogynistic violence over and over again — be it through lowbrow or highbrow exploitation — women are frequently silenced, worn down, and exhausted.
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One of those struggles is the basic question of how to put food on the table in a West Bank worn down by unemployment, underemployment, and economic malaise.
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We should bear that in mind on the days that our younger children seem worn down by school and when our teenagers seem altogether fed up with it.
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Luck played just 38 games from 2015-2018 because of injuries, and when he retired on Saturday, said he was mentally worn down from pain, rehab, and setbacks.
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The wool inside has worn down to the shape of my foot with wear, and the breathable material means they've transitioned from spring to summer to fall seamlessly.
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During flight, the exterior paint or coating of any aircraft can get worn down from friction caused by weather, dust, bugs, and the normal movement of flight surfaces.
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Hidehiko Yoshida submitted him, then he lost a boring decision to the worn down old Mark Coleman, and then suffered an embarrassing high kick knockout by Gary Goodridge.
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Philip has long been a tragic figure, but I swear Rhys has found a way to collapse his body by several inches; that's how worn down he's become.
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It's about all of the other ugly ways that a woman can be foiled and dismissed, ostracized and worn down, when she's just trying to do her job.
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He was already imagining himself as a man for the ages, but success seems to have worn down Murillo in the later self-portrait (above), from about 163.
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Maria Sharapova retirement: The Russian tennis star, 32, is set to announce today that she's retiring, worn down by injuries after a suspension for using a banned substance.
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Working on the line at an assembly plant is physically hard, and the people I met talked about how tiring it is and how worn down you get.
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Nurses and home health care aides, whose jobs are often beyond reach of the subway, are increasingly worn down by trips that take much longer than they should.
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Over the years, she's managed to make her signature hairstyle — super-long, shiny, healthy hair worn down with a natural wave — feel fresh without making any drastic updates.
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Since then, traffic and the area's famously harsh winters have worn down the road to the point that gravel and small stones are visible in its eroded surface.
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Lola, a freshman at New York University, paired her black frock with strappy black heels and gold bracelets, with her long brown hair worn down around her shoulders.
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Aside from a warmly stabilizing performance by Anjela Nedyalkova as Veronika, a Bulgarian prostitute and Simon's business partner, the film's women are barely seen and quietly worn down.
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They each had personal reasons for declining, mostly injuries, but also resting bodies worn down by an 82-game regular NBA season and in some cases long playoffs runs.
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Glass Beach — strewn with colored "stones" worn down from decades' worth of old bottles, headlights and appliances once thrown off nearby cliffs — is one of its most iconic attractions.
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Johnson—who skipped out on his a Pro Bowl selection this year—has suffered ankle injuries and overall body soreness in recent years, and appears to be worn down.
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Rather, he merges his vision of a susceptible world with his choice of materials and processes — colored dust, faint lines, colored streaks and stains, paper worn down from rubbing.
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Their strategy so far has been to hope either that Mr Corbyn's supporters will tire of him, or that he can be worn down by their war of attrition.
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Quinn, for his part, had his defense ready to play, and it's not their fault that they were eventually worn down due to the huge time of possession disparity.
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Over time, the brake pads become worn down through regular use and require replacing to ensure your car continues to stop safely and effectively when you want it to.
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Prince's body was worn down from decades of taxing performances, in which he often did splits or jumped from heights in platform shoes, several people close to him said.
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Before the result was annulled, the rare defeat for the country's dominant politician had given hope to an opposition worn down by years of setbacks at the ballot box.
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Worn down by years of belt-tightening and angered by high-level corruption cases, Spaniards turned away from traditional forces and backed newer parties such as Podemos in December.
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The young painter was already imagining himself as a man for the ages, but success seems to have worn down Murillo in the later self-portrait, from about 22018.
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Worn down by about a year of battles and boycotts, its leaders cut a deal in March to repeal a law that had restricted restroom access for transgender people.
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"I think now we've got to the point where we're all exhausted and worn down," he said, adding: "I personally want to go and live in Spain in future."
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The comedian's interview with Albuquerque's "Carlos & Kiki in the Morning" from September 22 is telling -- he reveals he's been battling bronchitis for several days and is completely worn down.
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Because the pugs' worn down nails and paws were likely often caused by scuffing feet, though, that could also mean they have trouble perceiving sensations, another sign of neurological issues.
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As Hailey's teeny diamond is so easily covered with, say, a bright-pink turtleneck, or hair worn down, this design could be something that was penned months ago or more.
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The same cannot be said for his 'Big Four' cohorts, who have become progressively worn down by injuries and time after dominating the majors for much of the past decade.
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While that specific discussion has a number of people stating that they have no problem with the practice, the general anger around the idea has apparently worn down PUBG Corp.
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But does a team with Isaiah Thomas, Al Horford, and Jimmy Butler knock off even a Cavs team that's been battling injuries all year with a possibly worn down LeBron?
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A juror simply complaining after the verdict that he or she felt pressured, or was worn down by argument, without more, cannot overcome the rule and cannot impeach the verdict.
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MEXICO CITY — The Venezuelan opposition, worn down and frustrated after three months of street protests that have been extinguished by violent repression from the state, has taken its plight global.
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As a lineup of nasty animals watches him go by, commenting cruelly about his "funny stick walk," Bob's bearing goes from prideful and jaunty to worn down and self-conscious.
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But if I had that kind of instinct I was worn down over the next few weeks as I spent hours on the phone with people who knew him well.
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At the reunion, Jessica appears, both in terms of her body language and actual words, to have been thoroughly worn down by the fallout from her time in the experiment.
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And each score has its own challenges, such as graphic scores that don't follow standard notation, or weathered paper worn down over time as part of the circulating NLS collection.
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The major enemies covered in early punk songs had been dismantled or worn down, but the music's guiding principle remained: The government is inherently evil and not to be trusted.
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Victims can become worn down when viewing a large number of photos and choose someone who reminds them of the culprit, said Deputy Chief Castro of the Dallas Police Department.
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On an overcoat, I'd check out the seam on the front, because it's going to be brushing up against the other seam, and that's where it tends to get worn down.
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Philadelphia coach Brett Brown said Caldwell-Pope's flurry at the end of the third quarter was "momentum-turning," but did not believe his team was worn down in the second half.
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Like Ostapenko, Sevastova's first title in 2010 came soon after her 20th birthday but within three years she had to walk away from the sport, worn down by injuries and illness.
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If Breaking Bad was often ostentatious in its stylishness, Better Call Saul takes a worn down TV genre (the legal drama) and makes it deeply compelling through sheer force of craft.
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It should be noted, though, that feeling emotionally worn down doesn't always have to be exclusive to a particular problem — as Dr. Amsellem says, sometimes you just run down your resources.
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But like other Iraqis worn down by constant bloodshed, Saeed keeps his optimism in check, and as we converse he brings up all the thorns that could mar a peaceful outcome.
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Apple really is slowing down phones as they age with use (specifically, as their battery gets worn down), apparently as a way to mitigate issues that come with reduced battery life.
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There is none of the old-soldier exhaustion or dismissal of genre tropes that one often finds in metalheads who have been worn down by over two decades of sonic punishment.
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By the time he tangled with George Foreman in 1974 in Zaire, the fight known as the Rumble in the Jungle, his speed and reflexes were like bike tires worn down.
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They felt more and more worn down by their own awful actions and complicity in terrible things, and that held the show together — if you didn't think about it too hard.
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We used garbage cans for goals, a roll of electrical tape for a puck, and wooden sticks with the blades worn down by the pavement to the width of paint stirrers.
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On Saturday, he wore a sweatshirt printed with the phrase "Love is the resistance," similar to the T-shirts bearing feminist slogans worn down the runway for his finale last season.
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Though the scoreboard showed the teams just a few points apart for most of the game, the Eagles looked worn down in the second half, unable to mount a serious threat.
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They've sustained a tiny bit of wear on the front of the foam sole (the toe just below the fabric) while the bottoms have worn down a little, like any shoes.
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When it becomes evident that interest in the food has worn down, it does not require much effort to pile up dirty plates and silverware and take them to the kitchen.
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"We are trapped in the middle," Hesham Zakaria, 22013, a worn-down farmer and father of six who works on a farm in Beit Hanoun, along Gaza's northern buffer zone, told me.
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The next morning while the city still slept, she arrived at the apartment where Edgar lived, on the fifth floor of a worn-down government housing complex in the outskirts of Acapulco.
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As they were spotted arriving at the Hotel La Mirande in Avignon, France, on Friday, the Game of Thrones star, 23, wore a simple long red gown with her hair worn down.
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Worn down and pulled apart by his job and his boss (who had recently given him a "horrible, horrible evaluation") and his unhealthy coping habits, "I started feeling really worthless," he says.
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Perhaps more reasonably, some focused on St-Pierre's remarks on obsessing over opponents and camps; they believed the champion was simply worn down by the relentless grind of the past few years.
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Observer gives us a world of infected vs healthy; cybernetic vs pure; enfranchised vs disempowered; normative vs mentally ill; shiny cyberpunk VR cathedrals vs worn down, decaying apartment buildings; safety vs freedom.
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Finally, the 'Hoop' position, with the hood worn down around your neck, is designed to feel warm and cozy and turns the Ostrichpillow Hood into attire more akin to a fashion accessory.
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He's wearing an ankle bracelet, surrounded by grown kids who are now fully adults with concerns of their own, and clearly worn down from his incarceration and battle against the judicial system.
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Tanker trucks, which carry the millions of gallons of water required to frack a well, and tractor trailers known as SandCans, which haul silica to the site, have worn down the roads.
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But at its core, it's also a story about change and impermanence, and the way that theoretically perfect systems are worn down by the fact that human beings are always, always imperfect.
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The night before Canelo's bout, the entourage's paterfamilias will turn 20103, but the folds beneath his eyes and lumbering gait belong to a man who has been worn down beyond his years.
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In time, a vision of a film artist worn down by life — or fame or disappointment — emerges, though it would be a mistake to assume that Welles was making a self-portrait.
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"Rashad's Angel is worn down by life but still a fighter, and still a full-blooded woman," The Washington Post wrote in its review when the production moved to Arena Stage there.
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And while at the shop, have a mechanic check the thermostat and heating system as well as drive belts, which are more prone to fail in subzero temperatures, especially if worn down.
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But unlike in April, the Commission hotly denied leaking the story, which painted an unflattering picture of a British leader worn down by party in-fighting and "pleading" for the EU's help.
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The actress, 33, was increasingly feeling worn down as she filmed the first season of the hit NBC show, all while her costar Ted Danson was feeling perfectly fine — at age 71.
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She is too tired and too worn down by life to express her emotions as vividly and passionately as Lizzie does; she has learned instead to react to the world by shrugging.
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Sixth seed Juan Martin del Potro fended off veteran Spaniard David Ferrer 6-63 7-6(3), who battled gamely but was ultimately worn down by del Potro's big serve and punishing forehand.
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But hearing Roberts, worn-down yet suddenly fed up, yelling, "He tastes like you but sweeter!" at a self-satisfied Clive Owen (here playing her husband, demanding she explain her adultery) is delicious.
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Mexico City represents an oasis of sorts for the worn-down migrants hoping to recover from illnesses and blisters, regroup after splintering into smaller bands, and negotiate for transport to the US border.
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After he's been worn down by long emotional centuries, the only thing that can still reach Tom's broken old heart is flicking on the occasional light bulb above kids' heads in a classroom.
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"And then on the road, racing every weekend and sometimes in the middle of the week, and training the whole time, sometimes you end up getting a little bit worn down," he explained.
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But a precautionary credit line would come with conditions attached, something the government is keen to avoid after eight years of austerity that has worn down Greeks and hurt its popularity in polls.
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He gave no reason for his departure, but the Washington Post reported he was "worn down by the differences in approach" around a variety of issues, including ad-based revenue and data targeting.
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The welt can then be easily unstitched, which thus detaches the sole without damaging the rest of the shoe, meaning it can be replaced time and time again as it is worn down.
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Since I usually only carry them on especially active days, all my crossbody bags tend to get a little worn down, but this is one crossbody I'll be sure to care for properly.
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There are barren lots and worn-down homes all over the predominantly black north side, while mostly white crowds traffic through the restaurants and boutiques downtown, or inhabit the glossy lakefront high rises.
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Speaking to many of his fans last night, both local and beyond, it has left most in a conflicted place -- one that revisits old, worn down stereotypes of Baltimore's culture of violent crime.
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The book follows a single, miserable day in the life of Lou Bishoff, a worn-down, middle-aged cabdriver who narrates our story as he chauffeurs the residents of a fictional Mississippi town.
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The judge had also insisted that front-line victims, not just the lawyers, bear witness that day: A Camden County, N.J., police chief whose force was worn down by the opioid-related crimes.
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Most of the ways in which women are sidelined, harassed, worn down, and exploited within industries like games, often when they are at the beginning of their careers, are more insidious than that.
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"The fan base is just worn down, frustrated, completely fed up with the front office," said Eric Bickel, a longtime fan and host of the "Sports Junkies" morning radio show in the area.
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"The U.S.A. seems to be destined, by providence, to plague Latin America with misery in the name of freedom," reads a worn-down sign hanging in the middle of a dusty dining hall.
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By the end of "The Hateful Eight," its status as a tale of mystery and its deference to classic Westerns have all but disappeared, worn down by the grind of its sadistic vision.
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But further cutbacks, particularly to pensions which have already gone through 11 cuts since the start of the crisis in 2010, are hard to sell to a public worn down after years of austerity.
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"I don't know for a fact, but it wouldn't be a huge leap of imagination to feel that he's just worn down by the years of, you know, being harassed by Scientologists," he said.
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"we couldn't be more smitten (or emotionally and physically worn down with 3 under 3 in diapers) but every second of every wild minute is such a blessing," she captioned a photo on Instagram.
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As you stare up at the Lighthouse of Alexandria, and hear about how it eventually crumbled from earthquakes, you can tap a button and see its likeness captured on a worn-down ancient coin.
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This will only show up for batteries that Apple feels need it — which will add a bit more transparency to people wondering when Apple considers the battery worn down enough to get swapped out.
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The mother of two was all smiles in a blue floral print dress, while the actor posed alongside her in a dark suit and navy blue striped tie with his long hair worn down.
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While Koum gave no reason for his departure, The Washington Post reported that he was "worn down by the differences in approach" around a variety of issues, including ad-based revenue and data targeting.
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If you don't want to buy outright, you can also lease or select a pre-owned vehicle, which the dealer inspects for any broken or worn-down parts and fixes before selling it again.
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The News once boasted A-list columnists including Liz Smith, Jimmy Breslin and Pete Hamill, but it has been worn down by a grinding tabloid war with the Rupert Murdoch-controlled New York Post.
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Another dancer, older and worn down, finds herself locked in a mirrored room; she twitches and contorts as she slams into walls and onto the floor to the sound of her own snapping bones.
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I checked in with other women I interviewed last year before they marched, and they also described feeling fatigued, exhausted and worn down after the non-stop news of Trump's controversial actions and tweets.
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It was worn down by centuries of water damage, fire, candle smoke, humidity, bird droppings, human visitors and disputes among feuding denominations, which were previously unable to agree on plans to fix the shrine.
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Somehow, without much support from its neighbors, this country managed to reunify a prosperous West with a post-Communist East whose factories and infrastructure had been worn down by 40 years of socialist mismanagement.
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While living with his mother and younger brother in 2016, and feeling worn down by his pain and suffering (it takes many years for those with MSA to die), he attempted to overdose on pills.
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If you're looking to save $10, or just happen to really love the greasy, worn down controller you mashed away on as a kid, these DIY kits are an arguably better way to go wireless.
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Sources close to the administration say Kelly's information flow changes have been welcome for a president who was being worn down by his staff's constant need for access to him to push their own agendas.
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I'd also hate to omit Patriot (Amazon), whose vision of a weary, worn-down America struggling to maintain global hegemony is one of TV's most entertainingly dreary — there's a descriptor you don't hear every day!
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With a rich tradition of creating some of the best teachers in the country, UCSB students know value for money like pencils worn down to the nubs and writing on both sides of the page.
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You've probably also heard of the microplastics polluting our seas: pieces of plastic that have been worn down by the elements into tiny fragments, smaller than 5 millimeters, that can harm fish and other wildlife.
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Sam, the single-mom heroine of Pamela Adlon's "Better Things," on FX, now entering its third season, is the cranky, unapologetic inverse of Annie, although she, too, is worn down by being a good sport.
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Pulses become more intense when arteries near the heart are worn down -- usually by lifestyle factors such as poor diet and drug use -- and can no longer "cushion" the blood flow coming from the heart.
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Goodell, who is 58, wore a beige V-neck sweater and looked somewhat worn down but freshly worked-out; he had just come from a Pilates class at a studio not far from the office.
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The Communist Party had promised a "high degree of autonomy" before Britain returned the territory to Chinese sovereignty in 1997, but many feel that the city's freedoms are steadily being worn down under Beijing's rule.
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The pattern of the harder half of the draw is not unusual: a major nation beating another major nation and then falling against another major nation that is not so worn down, physically and emotionally.
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President Trump might be thinking that Americans will become so worn down by the daily revelations in the Russia investigation that they won't be paying attention anymore if Robert Mueller actually produces a damning report.
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But Rabyaah Althaibani, an activist who was involved in a Yemeni bodega strike across the city in February that was a protest of the original ban, said she felt worn down by yet another one.
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Diane was said to radiate "aggressive vulnerability," and some people were worn down by posing for her, hour upon hour, until they were frazzled and frayed; only then would she get the shot she required.
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The clash between internationalists urging the traditional U.S. leadership role in the world and advocates of an "America First" approach has worn down foreign policy and intelligence professionals inside the government, according to the officials.
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Thousands of Honduran migrants hoping to reach the U.S. stretched out on rain-soaked sidewalks, benches and public plazas in the southern Mexico city of Tapachula, worn down by another day's march under a blazing sun.
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But with its ranks worn down by fighting and the demands of a fierce existential war showing no signs of relenting, there are concerns that Iraq's army cannot fit in as much training as it needs.
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The star sported a futuristic silver mini dress, gray bike shorts, metallic thigh-high stocking boots and her shiny brown hair worn down with her ends flipped outwards and the front pieces tucked behind her ear.
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The luckier ones work in Vladivostok, where they are a common site on construction sites, laboring to renovate the city's Soviet-era buildings, worn down by icy winter temperatures and the salt spray off the Pacific.
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Iran is most vulnerable to counterpressure in Syria, where its proxy network has become overextended and worn down in its all-out military push to consolidate a land bridge linking Tehran to Hezbollah and the Mediterranean.
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Add it all up and it's no wonder why today's players — after years of putting constant stress on the same bones, muscles and joints — are so physically worn down by the time they reach the NBA.
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Tapes from the early 1970s are at risk of what's called Sticky Shed Syndrome, in which the tape film's binder is worn down, but possibly recoverable, according to the University of Illinois' Preservation Self-Assessment Program (PSAP).
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On the plus side, components that tend to get worn down over time like the USB-C port and even the returning headphone jack are modular and can be freely replaced without a ton of meticulous effort.
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The tragedy would come in 2020 if Americans -- worn down from more division, more anxiety and more stagnation -- have to look back at another four wasted years and think those saddest of words: what might have been.
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It's not that I know nothing about football; it's more that over the years I've been worn down to the point that I guess I just now totally despise the game and the entire culture surrounding it.
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Berlusconi, 81, who heads a center-right alliance, played down his absence, telephoning one of his television channels to say he had been worn down by having to select candidates for the vote, but was feeling well.
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Once worn down by the company's escalating offers of autonomy and, one assumes, money, he delivered a comedy series "Crisis in Six Scenes" that functioned as the equivalent of a not-unamusing three-hour Woody Allen movie.
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Crawford writes movingly that Houston was also worn down — by the demands of supporting an extended family, an exhausting tour schedule, the constant speculation about her sexuality and a drug addiction that was spiraling out of control.
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Timothy Egan ROME — Walking to the Eternal City, over stones worn down by the sandals of centurions, on a pilgrim's path nearly forgotten in all the layers of Italian time, the mind focuses as the muscles stiffen.
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Ranting about Auschwitz and the debased value of American culture, von Sydow's aging artist has worn down his former-student-turned-lover (Barbara Hershey), who wants to leave him while she still has a shot at romance.
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Mr Soufan has a warning, too: as IS is worn down, and its dispute with al-Qaeda over the declaration of the caliphate becomes moot, the two movements could reunite, posing an even graver menace to the West.
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"It's good quality," says the lanky 30-something in a frayed tracksuit and worn-down flip-flops, as he proudly fishes out of his pocket a bud sticky with resin and a golf ball sized lump of hash.
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" So many of the characters, worn down by a life of disappointments, feel as Luke does when, after fruitlessly digging in his garden for ancient coins, he tells Pepper: "In the end you have to let it go.
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An exponent of "the long war"—the theory that, if IRA bomb attacks in Northern Ireland and mainland Britain went on long enough, British spirit would eventually be worn down—Mr Adams eventually oversaw a push for peace.
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However, rather than replacing your worn-down knives with a new set (which could cost anywhere from $25 to hundreds), knife sharpeners give you the option to save your knives (and money) by keeping them in fighting shape.
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However, it says that is contingent on introducing relief measures of the same value, netting its fiscal impact on a population already worn down by three bailouts, heavy taxation and the highest unemployment rate in the euro zone.
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If companies and their union-busting lawyers can drag out the process, the company can, then, petition for a new vote one year later -- and worn-down workers are frequently too exhausted to put up with another battle.
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If your laptop is particularly old, you may not be able to get rid of the shine on the keys; some of us may type like the Incredible Hulk and have worn down the top layer of plastic.
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And yet, it is incredibly moving to be invited into the quiet, enveloping darkness of a cemetery at night — to add your footsteps to the tens of thousands that have worn down a stone path over the centuries.
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In an interview, and according to a transcript of his testimony in the Salazar case reviewed by The Times, Mackey said he became worn down and went to see Loren Myhre, a top physiologist who worked at Nike.
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The barrage has worn down Grassley's approval rating to below 28503 percent for the first time in decades, and suddenly a race that few handicappers thought would be competitive at the start of the year is heating up.
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"President Morales has successfully worn down the optimism and mobilization of pro-democratic forces that helped bring down his predecessor," said Allison, in reference to street protests and anti-corruption investigations that led to Perez Molina's resignation in 2015.
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This romance vanished as quickly and randomly as it appeared, but at this point I'm so in love with Liz Taylor (or my critical thinking skills have been so worn down) I don't care: Liz is happy, I'm happy.
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While Sevilla ended worn down and with only nine players, it dominated much of a game in which it long held a numerical advantage, after Barcelona defender Javier Mascherano was sent off for a grabbing foul after 35 minutes.
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British-Iranian Ali Tehrani, 22014, tried to relocate to Iran last October but was worn down by the challenge of securing permits and licenses and an exemption from military service, which in Iran is compulsory and lasts 2150 months.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Chef Youm Jung-phil plans to close his restaurant in Seoul's affluent Gangnam district this month, worn down by the rising cost of labor and rent as well as declines in the number of customers eating in.
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Worn down by his unruly caucus, Mr. Boehner turned the reins over to a younger man credentialed with both the Republican establishment and the Tea Party wing, which he helped bring to power in the Republican rout of 2010.
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Worn down by the constant fear for her life and safety in Baghdad, Waegemann has resettled to Kurdistan, working as country director for the French NGO La Chaine de L&aposespoir (CDE) in the cities of Dohuk and Erbil.
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But eight years is an unusually long tenure for a Fed governor — many leave after just two or three — and people who know Mr. Tarullo said that in recent years he had become increasingly worn down by the job.
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But in this series Washington's Max Scherzer and Stephen Strasburg (four runs, 11 innings) have been a bit better than Cole and Verlander (nine runs, 13 innings), and the Nationals' hitters have worn down Houston's arms with sophisticated at-bats.
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My Latin teacher is making his own latin textbooks from scratch because he feels that the worn-down and heavily outdated textbooks that we have now, don't provide us with enough information to fully understand and benefit from the course.
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Defense attorney James Elmore argued in his closing that Cory – who had been fighting flu-like symptoms at the time she died, according to statements Curtis gave to investigators – was worn down by the ravages of bulimia and her own alcoholism.
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In the picture Demi shows off her new skintight Julien Macdonald catsuit with sheer illusion panels in a slightly zig-zag palm leaf print with a deep plunging neckline, black heels and her shoulder-length lob worn down and slightly tousled.
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You're mainly checking out tread wear — a good rule of thumb is that if the tread even seems worn down, to the point where you wonder whether adequate traction will be provided, then zip by your mechanic for a quick evaluation.
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Although fatigue can include sleepiness, it can also refer to a lack of motivation, the need to rest, and feeling worn down or winded, explains Scott Hollingshaus, MD, clinical instructor of sleep medicine at the University of Utah's Sleep Wake Center.
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In confessing some of my feelings — my fear of indelible lead, the sadness and futility of an eraser worn down to the ferrule, the compulsion to pick up broken pencils on the street — I worried that I shouldn't go public.
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Svitolina might not be a Grand Slam champion, but she is a counterpuncher with excellent foot speed who has worn down plenty of strong opponents in recent seasons, including Williams in the round of 16 at the 2016 Summer Olympics.
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And at least one Yankee — Zack Britton, a key reliever — said he thought building a team around a rotation was the best way to win, noting that his team's bullpen had been worn down and overexposed to opponents in the postseason.
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VOLGOGRAD, Russia (Reuters) - Tunisia's disciplined defensive formation was gradually worn down by a superior England team and their "optimal striker" Harry Kane, the North African side's coach lamented after his side's 2-1 loss in their opening World Cup game on Monday.
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Traders' confidence in the dollar has also been worn down by worries over the United States' current account and budget deficits, with the latter projected to balloon to near $1 trillion in 2019 amid a government spending splurge and hefty corporate tax cuts.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Worn down by years of EU-mandated austerity, many Greeks on Friday welcomed Britain's decision to leave the European Union as an overdue slap in the face for a Brussels bureaucracy they say is out of touch with ordinary people.
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Random House Children's Books (Middle grade; ages 8 to 12) Since the beginning of "once upon a time," adults have spent so many hours analyzing and worrying over fairy tales, it's a wonder most aren't worn down to a few frazzled golden threads.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The United Nations is seeking $730 million in humanitarian aid for Afghanistan this year, an increase on 2019 as poverty surges in a country worn down by war and drought, the U.N.'s deputy special representative for Afghanistan said on Monday.
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Biden, who is 77, looked a bit worn down, and you couldn't help wondering if there were times — like now — that made him question why exactly he was putting himself through a presidential campaign, for the third time, after a perfectly distinguished career.
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But 30 percent also said their pugs displayed direct and indirect signs of an abnormal gait, such as avoiding certain surfaces like asphalt, trouble jumping, and worn-down, bleeding nails and skin on the front side of their paws, presumably caused by dragging feet.
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This version of A Star Is Born puts forth the idea that a woman's "no" always secretly means "yes," and that even if she does mean "no," she can be worn down until she agrees, or else put on the spot and pressured into consent.
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Last year, Djokovic dismantled Nadal in straight sets in the quarterfinals, only to be worn down by Andy Murray in a five-set, two-day semifinal and then upset by Stan Wawrinka in a final that ended any chance of a Djokovic Grand Slam.
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Somewhere along the line in Obama's eight years as President, aided by a recovering economy, a lowered risk of a draft looming overhead, and a nation worn down from almost a decade of fighting an administration of lying warmongers, the American punk scene became complacent.
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" She said she's noticed fans "look worn down," and hoped LoveLoud could be "a way to say to our fans, not just Mormon fans and not just the LGBT community here, but to all faith-based communities with LGBT people that we're here for you.
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You can go to the far country[side], like Isaan, and be taken in as part of the family—kids running around barefoot, 10km barefoot, [training] in an old gym, worn down but there's a good soul to it—and that's an amazing experience.
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But people have warned the president that he faces a staff exodus among senior officials, who are worn down by a year in the White House and dismayed that the work environment has not gotten better, according to three people familiar with those conversations.
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The three towns of Camden, Rockland, and Rockport have in common with all of coastal Maine the pristine old shore rock faces and hearty pines, the nonthreatening crests of worn-down mountain nubs, and economies that thrive on get-away-from-it-all riches.
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It is becoming clear to commuters and politicians alike that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority needs to spend much more money to upgrade its antiquated signaling system, replace dilapidated trains and refurbish worn-down stations, not to mention extend the system to transit-starved neighborhoods.
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"Hopefully they have a plan, that within six months or nine months we will see a retraction," said Garifallou, referring to Greece's left-led Syriza government which has pledged to offset a tax tsunami on Greeks, worn down from almost seven years of recession.
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Today, Nanking is a worn-down building that moonlights as a hub for the sale of heroin, but at nearby Eau Chew, a restaurant born during the Nanking generation, chef Joel Hong is full of stories about the history of Chinese food in Kolkata.
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She has successfully worn down the mayor, but his support came with a consequential caveat: Mr. de Blasio and the Wildlife Conservation Society, which manages the Central Park Zoo and the Bronx Zoo, declined to back any panda plan that relied on city or zoo money.
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Worn down by years of legal wrangling and facing the threat of bankruptcy, the four largest tobacco companies agreed to a Master Settlement Agreement that included $21996 billion in payments to the states and public access to the internal documents produced during the course of the lawsuits.
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A few days after the prize was announced, her voice worn down from nonstop interviews, she talked about experimentation and activism in her work, writing complicated older women and why it's not quite right to say "Girl, Woman, Other" is a book about 12 black British women.
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"People are worn down by the process of awaiting a storm, the process of fighting gas lines, the process of evacuating, staying with friends or family," said Ms. Sixbey, who worked to give psychological first aid to survivors and emergency medical workers after Hurricanes Charlie and Katrina.
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After an unsuccessful summer internship at a local news channel, in 2000, he heard that a new online publication, Ukrayinska Pravda, was desperately looking for reporters; in recent weeks, nearly all the staff had quit, fed up with low pay and worn down by pressure from authorities.
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Having been worn down by one violation after the other, it was a beautiful sort of freedom to take a stroll in my body without having to be hyperaware of all the strangers who just couldn't wait to shout things at me, to make me feel powerless and small.
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This project, situated squarely in the digital era, is an ode to the past—to a time when undeveloped rolls of film might lay buried amidst papers in a desk or orphaned in a kitchen drawer among worn-down pencils, cap-less pens, and dried-out rubber bands.
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"Ukrainians are becoming worn down by being held in a state of suspense over months and years — stuck between calm and tension, war and peace, insecurity and stability," Andreas Umland, a senior research fellow at the Institute for Euro-Atlantic Cooperation in Kiev, writes in an Atlantic Council piece.
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To be fair, it's hard to conceive of anyone who could step into a role this iconic, played so brilliantly by Williams, and not be intimidated out of all self-expression, but Smith also quite understandably seems to present his character as spiritually worn down by his enslavement.
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For the occasion, the actress posed with her co-star Patrick Dempsey wearing a Gabriela Hearst silk polka dot burgundy shirtdress, cinched at the waist with a slight slit at the knees, plus a pair of nude snakeskin Brian Atwood heels and her blonde hair worn down in loose waves.
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" Dunham also added in an Instagram post marking the start of the charity sale, "I've been lucky enough to own some truly special (often custom) pieces from innovative designers and selling items that have been worn down Brooklyn streets, on the set of GIRLS and at awards shows and book signings.
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She wrote her statement at a moment she felt particularly worn-down by the trial, after she learned the probation officer on the case had twisted her words to recommend a moderate county-jail sentence for Mr. Turner and, adding insult to injury, misidentified her as white (she is half Chinese).
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Her Everybody was a poetic evocation of that cosmic joke otherwise known as life, though her humor was worn down, at times, by scenes that didn't quite work, such as the voice-overs of Everybody's thoughts that play as she eats a hot dog or sits chatting with Kinship or whomever.
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We don't often hear about cancer's effects on people's sex lives because popular belief seems to hold that sex is irrelevant when one is dealing with this disease—that people will be too worn down, too focused on the fight for life, to think about something as trivial as sex.
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"Right now our pain is precisely because after that huge effort after scoring that goal... we lost because we were worn down, we were tired and even if I tried subbing on a couple of fresh players it was very hard for us to recover possession and Japan had its opportunities," Pekerman said.
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Inspired by the work of Douglas Sirk and Wong Kar Wai, the video follows a 1950s Asian-American housewife as she's worn down by her husband's infidelities—often with beautiful, idealized white women—over the course of several years, evenutally resigning herself to inadequacy and the disappointment of promises broken ad infinitum.
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The Italian clothing designer wowed the fashion crowd on Tuesday with a big reveal of the eight collections, hidden in silver-clad cave-like spaces inside a warehouse on the outskirts of Milan and draped on mannequins, hung from the ceiling, and projected on giant mirrors, rather than worn down a catwalk.
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Wireless Headphones Wireless headphones can also solve more mini non-problem problems: There are no wires to get caught on your jacket and yank the buds out of your ears; no plug to get worn down and start shorting out; and, most important, you're free of untangling those eternally tangled earbud wires.
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Ian McKellen -- with Dench, one of the group's knighted members -- bucks the odds by being winsomely charming, while Jennifer Hudson, as the worn-down Grizabella, belts out "Memory" and demonstrates that it's possible to briefly conjure a spine-tingling moment even in a bad movie, although nothing to rival her breakout "Dreamgirls" role.
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Upwards of 30 percent of pug owners in Sweden say they've noticed direct or indirect signs of an abnormal gait in their dogs, such as the avoidance of certain surfaces like asphalt, difficulties jumping, and worn-down, bleeding nails on the front side of their paws, which is caused by the dragging of feet.
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Harry Styles' dedicated fans now have something new to fantasize about in their fan fiction works of art: his incredibly impressive performance as a wide-eyed, but determined, British soldier despite to escape the hellhole beach he's trapped on alongside 300,000 other frightened and worn down men in Christopher Nolan's World War II epic, Dunkirk.
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Eliza Griswold's Amity and Prosperity (deftly named for two side-by-side towns with little of either) meanwhile emphasizes lived experience, as she closely depicts the lives of the rural Western Pennsylvanians whom she visited off and on for seven years as they were worn down by fracking pollution and the grind of working poverty.
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Worn down and no longer able to help deliver high-speed internet across the globe, the cable shells ended up in a recycling facility in North Korea, where they were destined to be shipped to China, before the Swedish artist intervened and turned them into found object sculptures, where they are now exhibited in Germany.
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"Instead of spending a couple months out there being exposed to other germs and being worn down by the elements over time, you can spend 30 days or less, and I think that's really going to go a long way and in keeping people safe on the mountain and keeping the mountain less congested overall," Vogel said.
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He's worn down because of public opinion, especially after the rumors of his baby ("My comment section killin' me"), social media posts from lovers end poorly ("All hell starts to break loose in my texts"), people use him for clout ("I don't even care, I need a photo with Drake because my Instagram is weak as fuck").
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The latest assessment from the conservative think tank has a higher grade than any of the six previous indexes, but it also a clear indication that there is more work to be done as the Pentagon works to build a much more ready, reliable, and capable force worn down from two decades of war in Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria.
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It makes me wonder whether the post-inauguration predictions that Donald Trump would eventually be "normalized" are coming to pass: the warnings that even the president's harshest critics, worn down by the endless barrage of unpredictable antics emanating from the White House, would inevitably adapt, greeting with relief actions that fall short of the breathtakingly outrageous.
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Finally, a conversation between Charlie and Eisenhower at the end of the book — by which time reader resistance to its wax-museum politicians has been worn down — turns out to have been derived from Eisenhower's memoir, his farewell address, an article about his Oval Office's décor, Stephen Ambrose's book about Ike and espionage, David Nichols's book about Ike and McCarthy, and more.
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On October 30, 1960, thirty-two years after Borocoto had described the perfect pibe, the urchin with the mop of unkempt hair, the eyes that glittered with mischief, and the impudent smile that revealed teeth worn down by yesterday's bread, the ideal was made flesh in the Evita Peron hospital in Lanus, an industrial district to the south of Buenos Aires.
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Paul Ziemiak, the leader of the party's youth wing tipped as a rising star, said the CDU needed a clearer profile; a party comrade from its Baden-Württemberg branch went further, opining that it had all the sharpness of a "worn down tyre"; the minister-president of North Rhine-Westphalia, on the other hand, argued firmly against a more conservative turn.
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Colored pencil on paper and cut-up images invoke thoughts of childhood and long-dormant muscle memory; thus they manage to eschew the pretense of high art by accessing that inherent Rausch — a sort of physiological drunkenness or affective intoxication that makes art possible, referenced in Fredric Jameson's The Ancients and the Postmoderns — worn down by life's sandy curves and gradations.
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Though Mary-Kate and Ashley seldom make red carpet appearances as a pair, the fashion designer sisters surprised fans weeks before the Met Gala at an outing for the Youth America Grand Prix's 20th Anniversary Gala in N.Y.C. The sisters kept things simple and matched in black attire, with their blonde locks worn down in soft waves with middle parts.
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FROM PEN: Learn How To Make XOXO Pancakes for Your Valentine Stella, on the other hand, fresh off her Victoria's Secret fitting, was wearing the same outfit from earlier, save for those aforementioned booties — a pair of tiny black denim cutoffs, a white cropped tee and a black leather motorcycle jacket with her long, blonde hair worn down and effortlessly tousled.
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" But after she got a sixth question about the scheduling in her postmatch news conference — this one mentioning that the former French star Amélie Mauresmo had called the decision a "disgrace" — a worn-down Konta said that what was more unfortunate was that women "have to justify their scheduling or their involvement in an event or their salary or their opportunities.
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The fourth quarter will begin with Kansas City having a first down at its 46-yard line, and while Nick Bosa and the rest of 49ers' defensive linemen appear to have worn down the Chiefs' offensive line, Mahomes has yet to seem all that bothered by it beyond throwing the ball away on the first play of the current drive.
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Worn down from being in and out of detainment and solitary confinement — and fearful that the NYPD, in its persistence to obtain evidence, would generate a second witness willing to corroborate the alleged robbery story to better their own circumstances — Darboe made an about-face in February 290 and took a plea deal of one count of felony robbery for time served.
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The probe helped to observe some of the structures formed by solar wind and how they change as they move away from the sun: The New Horizons data show that the space environment in the outer solar system has less detailed structure than space closer to Earth, since smaller structures tend to be worn down or clump together as they travel outwards, creating fewer – but bigger – features.
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"I still think starting pitching is what's going to get you a World Series championship at the end of the day," said Britton, one of several relievers who was worn down by the end of the A.L.C.S. The Yankees' strategy worked during the regular season — outscoring teams with their potent offense so that their best relievers could secure the wins — but was strained in October.
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Holmer leans on what we know of coming-of-age tales to help sell the ways Toni both intersects and doesn't intersect with those familiar narratives, and by setting her story in a black community in Cincinnati, Holmer gains a specificity of place (the film's locations feel worn down and lived-in) and underscores the alienating universality of being 13 or 14 years old and feeling like you'll never belong anywhere.
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Organized in collaboration with New York City's Parks Department, the Department of Transportation's Art Program, and the Marcus Garvey Park Alliance, Flux's second edition boasts 40 artists doing outdoor interventions, installations, and performances, some loud and conspicuous — like Bayeté Ross Smith's tower of boomboxes and Linda Cunningham's twisted steel totem; others are much subtler — like Jeffrey Allen Price's DIY repairs to worn down park infrastructure made from found materials like lint, broken pens, and eggshells.
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I can still remember the soft, stained carpeting that lined its floors, the worn-down cardboard movie boxes with exposed paper edges, the secret thrill that rushed through me when mom agreed to rent Muriel's Wedding, not realizing it was rated R. As is often the case with life, the experience becomes precious in hindsight, but more than nostalgia, what Vidiots and places like it offers us is an archive of who we are, where we come from, and what we can be.
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And on days when I'm feeling a little worn down by the world, it always manages to bring back comforting memories: slurping salty matzo ball soup at the original Second Avenue Deli in the East Village, where my late grandmother, in her 80s, went on a date with the rabbi who blessed the food; that stretch in my early twenties when the best lunch I could afford in Williamsburg was at Graham Avenue Meats & Deli, where the Godfather subs were large enough to save for dinner as well.
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After a week, Manning herself seemed worn down by the fury: its been over a week since ive let everyone who helped me out of prison down, so many of you have helped me thru tough times, i tried too hard to do too much, im sorry im a human being and not a symbol, i have hit rock bottom But the fiasco's implications go beyond Manning to the dissociative effects of hero worship, especially on social media; how they turn people into icons and symbols who are not permitted to be fully human, particularly when they're asked to carry the unbearable weight of an oppressed community's hopes and dreams.
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