When in use, this offers one main zipped compartment, two zipped front pockets and two side pockets.
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The middle has a roomy zipped area for larger items and the front zipped section has phone and pen pockets, as well as a key fob hook.
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After their dance, she zipped to the bathroom to pray.
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She zipped up her jacket and left on her own.
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On Saturday, his fastball still zipped, but in inconsistent directions.
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She zipped around on a speedboat in an Italian lake.
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The jacket features a fashionable standing collar when zipped up.
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A snake zipped between the feet of one of the Pats.
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"She never zipped or buttoned her purses shut," my brother said.
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Post-Chunnel, we zipped through the English countryside at incredible speed ...
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On top of the pile rested a zipped-up black backpack.
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The defenseman's shot from the slot zipped in under Bobrovsky's glove.
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"He zipped right through it, spider dribble and all," he said.
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Ms. Levenstien jumped into her dress; her father zipped her up.
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Also, she zipped right into it; the fitting took five minutes.
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The Scherzo zipped along with crisply dispatched passagework in the violins.
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After the drivers received their instructions, we zipped along a highway.
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Coats zipped, they set off for the forest to clear dead trees.
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Remember the interstellar asteroid that zipped through our solar system last year?
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She zipped shut a clear plastic cover, shielding him from the weather.
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And Trump's suitcases have already been zipped up with his golf clothes.
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The puck zipped past Ward and went just under the cross bar.
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Our winter coats were zipped up high on the ride to school.
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He walked head down and with purpose ... and, unsurprisingly, kept it zipped.
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He zipped up the backpack and went and got some fast food.
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As she zipped down a forested stretch of Skyline Boulevard on Sept.
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Residents zipped up Interstate 275 for easy access to jobs in Cincinnati.
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In her novel "Americanah," the Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie had a blogger write: "One great gift for the Zipped-Up Negro is The White Friend Who Gets It." Niru is as zipped up as a freezer bag.
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The EPA also suggests you keep your luggage zipped and closed whenever possible.
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Applicants, mostly men, wait in silence, their jackets zipped against the winter chill.
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And of course, it's all zipped up inside this limited edition makeup bag.
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He climbed in, zipped up, and attached a carry-bag to his belt.
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Rodriguez, meanwhile, stayed comfortable in a grey zipped sweater and Adidas track pants.
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I pondered this as we zigzagged around mountain passes and zipped through tunnels.
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After a grueling 20-mile training session, Ted zipped on the leg attachments.
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I looped my scarf back around my neck and zipped up my jacket.
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Below is an exclusive timelapse of the canopy being zipped over these pillars.
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In general, it's wise to keep your lips zipped about your job search.
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Lifeguards on Jet Skis zipped through the waves, shooing stragglers back to shore.
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Some were zipped up in body bags, he said, apparently ready for burial.
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After I zipped myself up, I immediately heard a coo from behind me.
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Tom Hanks has some advice for 2020 presidential prognosticators: Keep your lips zipped.
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The girl's head and upper body were protruding from the partially zipped bag.
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In that lightning round, Mr. Shahak zipped through the first half-dozen questions.
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First, within the game, spaceships zipped across the sky, including the Millennium Falcon.
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In a final burst, she zipped the vacuum cleaner around the living room.
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Rather, she zipped through the galleries waiting to see what pulled her in.
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So, naturally, I zipped over to Jersey Boutique Spa to give it a try.
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At the same time, U.S. Treasury yields zipped higher, particularly at the long end.
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The dollar has zipped to near two-year highs, leaving many scratching their heads.
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He jumped on a motorcycle attached to rails and zipped out of the lockup.
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The jacket is hung up in the closet and replaced by a zipped sweater.
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But they were mostly hidden from view, zipped into body bags and neatly tagged.
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Rodrigues zipped a high shot into the top right corner for his seventh goal.
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And as the clock ran out, Teigen re-zipped her husband's (very stylish) pants.
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Space So, a long, cigar-shaped object zipped through our solar system last year.
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Death became a daily reality, as we zipped our fallen comrades into body bags.
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The underdog "Super Troopers 2" zipped along to $14.7 million, good for fourth place.
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The equine ambulance zipped onto the track, loaded the limping horse, and drove off.
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The movers zipped him up in the stretcher and hooked it to a hoist.
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Detectives determined Torres died after being zipped inside a suitcase and left for hours.
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"This one's tall/This one's ripped/This one's mouth should stay zipped," she sings.
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The jacket is basically a regular hoodie with an inflatable vest zipped into it.
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The world's best skiers zipped down the slopes in the Swiss Alps on Friday.
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If you own a CIS compatible Helly Hansen shell, this can be zipped in.
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Johnston, who had grabbed her gun, fired a single shot that zipped past the police.
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Previously, everything was zipped up in one package with no options to pick and choose.
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His dark blue windbreaker was zipped up against the chill of the powerful air-conditioning.
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Jake and Tess start making out, her dress comes off, his pants are zipped open.
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The data will come in a zipped series of files in a format called JSON.
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She wore a blue cropped sweatshirt zipped all the way up and black pleather pants.
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Alex DeBrincat zipped a pass to Saad, who was parked in front of the net.
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Civil servants who keep their lips zipped or cultural warriors prepared to speak their mind?
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In the other direction, a quarter-ton of Idaho potatoes zipped past on a forklift.
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These are either chest- or back-zipped and come with different sleeve and leg cuts.
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Kane set up the score with a hard backhand pass that zipped across the slot.
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Easy-bake artichokes zipped past; honey BBQ chicken wings and strawberry cotton candy cocktails beckoned.
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He zipped up his backpack, slung it over his shoulder, and headed for the door.
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He testified, without explanation, in a pair of gloves and a zipped-up winter parka.
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Japan zipped the ball into and around the Colombia penalty area for an endless stretch.
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Wingels zipped a cross-ice pass to Nieto, who beat Bernier with a wrist shot.
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An IV was placed, monitors were attached and she was zipped to the CT scanner.
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I followed him across the freight warehouse to a coffin zipped in heavy gray plastic.
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Her head and upper body were protruding from the partially zipped rollaway black duffel bag.
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The Star Destroyers above us zipped back into hyperspace, and it became daytime once again.
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If it's cold, children need to keep their jackets zipped and hats on their heads.
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She died in her sleeping bag, inside a zipped tent near a U.S. Navy-owned property.
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To test them out, both Glaser and Fallon zipped up and turned down the studio lights.
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The Republican candidates zipped around South Carolina, where the race has narrowed heading into Saturday's primary.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zipped through his take on callers' favorite stocks: : "I liked that .
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NASA said a small asteroid zipped into Earth's atmosphere above Arizona at a breezy 40,000 mph.
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In Cramer's lightning round, he zipped through his responses to callers' stock questions: Global Payments Inc.
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I took the L to meet my kids, and then we zipped off to the airport.
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Someone took the pirated data, zipped it up, and made it available as one big torrent.
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Bush zipped through Yale in two and a half years and was elected Phi Beta Kappa.
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Instead, Connor zipped a pass across the front of the crease to Copp, who easily converted.
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But these hefty books cannot be zipped through like those of Ms Truss or Mr Brandreth.
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Later, the show featured long jackets that were zipped almost completely, practically covering each model's face.
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Kerber spread her arms wide to demonstrate how powerless she felt after aces zipped past her.
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We climbed into a covered sled with portholes, and zipped out onto a frozen river nearby.
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The blazer was brilliant; it zipped up the back and held me like a compression sock.
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Frank: We've zipped past the midterm results themselves to the next two years, so let's rewind.
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Make sure it's zipped or buttoned tightly, as you don't want the comforter to spill out.
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His centering attempt zipped toward the crease, and Rinne, a deft puckhandler, thrust out his stick.
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Interest only increased after the New Horizons spacecraft zipped by it on New Year's Day 2019.
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Her head and upper body were protruding from the partially zipped roll-away black duffel bag.
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I zipped around town on a bike rented through Capital Bikeshare, which is operated by Lyft.
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Turris skated in through the left circle and zipped in his first goal at 2:51.
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In December, for a Star Wars event, spaceships, including the Millennium Falcon, zipped across the sky.
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Tuesday zipped by in a blur of grave constitutional tussles scented with the whiff of corruption.
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The final movement zipped along to a steady pulse that advertised Mr. Adams's roots in Minimalism.
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The S&P 500 zipped past its recent high of 2,916 and was around 2,930 Thursday.
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Kylie zipped through L.A. Wednesday in the $260k whip Tyga gifted her on her 18th birthday.
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As Richie zipped us around the island, I took in the extreme beauty and landscape of Aruba.
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Their ads hammered home negative messages about Reyes as O'Rourke zipped around El Paso, talking about change.
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Best created a zipped file of the release, which is now available at the Internet Archive once.
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I zipped through the list every night, so proud to have come up with this prayer myself.
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I could hardly wait to wear my velour tracksuit jacket, half-zipped to expose a little cleavage.
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It was stowed away in a zipped-up pocked I thought was sufficiently insulated against the elements.
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Ever since New Horizons zipped past Pluto in July, we've marveled over the dwarf planet's complex terrain.
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The last time these thrusters were active was in November 1980, when the probe zipped by Saturn.
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Cao zipped and moved more than 300,000 files and directories related to Autopilot, according to the complaint.
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Afterward, the Oscar nominee waited for his car in gray pants and a zipped up red sweatshirt.
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Here's what many might not have considered as they zipped along the streets, and sidewalks of Austin.
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I always keep it in a very safe place and I always keep my pocket zipped shut.
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He zipped north on Seventh Avenue the other morning, even when there was room on the sidewalk.
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Jet-skis and mahogany runabouts zipped 2023 feet in front of the bow and alongside the gunwales.
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But we zipped Roxie into a netted bassinet and took the brunt of the insect onslaught ourselves.
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Neatly tended and zipped tents are interspersed with squalor — shoes, sleeping bags and clothes strewn in chaos.
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Patrick Kane zipped a pass to Toews, who scored on a wrist shot from the left circle.
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Not so for the designer Marc Jacobs, who kept his black leather bomber firmly zipped all night.
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She typically wore crushed velvet track suits, zipped to a modest height, and had a huge smile.
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They saw sea lions up-close, zipped around in Zodiacs, and tried their hand at fly fishing.
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Boone, 42, zipped up Jorge Torres Jr. in the blue suitcase containing a few items for donating.
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The girl's body was found with her head and upper body protruding from the partly zipped bag.
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The Dow zipped from 25,24 to 21,22016 in just seven trading days, its fastest 21,2339 points ever.
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The cleavage-baring metallic outerwear was zipped all the way down the middle with even the sleeves unfastened.
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Her body was found more than two years later, in a sleeping bag inside a zipped up tent.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zipped through his take on callers' favorite stocks: : "Stock acted very weak today.
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Image Credit: NASAWhen New Horizons zipped past Pluto on July 14th, 2015, it collected a lot of data.
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Just in case you forgot, a skull-shaped dead comet zipped by Earth last year on Halloween night.
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But what I hadn't anticipated was the fact that almost nothing I tried on could be zipped up.
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It was a white dress; it zipped up; and we could finally be done with the whole process.
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Easy access to the sun too and when zipped shut, it holds in heat and moisture really well.
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But when New Horizons zipped past Pluto, it detected no traces of a magnetic field or auroral activity.
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Just as he did, a bicycle zipped by, casting dramatic, spoked shadows across the pavement within the frame.
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"Enjoy the wrath of Krista," he wrote, including an emoticon of a face with its mouth zipped shut.
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The boy, now with his pants zipped up, reaches his destination but alas, the door won't open fully.
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When electric scooter startups Bird, Lime, and Spin zipped through San Francisco, they split the city in two.
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For Lau, this meant looking at her everyday zipped-and-buttoned trousers and skirts in a different light.
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Pitching in short sleeves, Colon zipped through the Phillies' lineup for the first four innings, allowing one hit.
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In Cramer's lightning round, he zipped through his take on some callers' favorite stocks: New Residential Investment Corp.
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I bolted into the tent and zipped the mesh door closed, whispering frantically to Aimee, who shushed me.
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"—David, 213 "They strapped us up, zipped us up, in a body belt so we could hardly move.
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After the puck zipped over Ben Bishop, Girard pumped both fists while Subban and his teammates mobbed him.
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It's actually a remarkable wound — sutured with silk, woven with wire, and zipped up with no-rust staples.
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He fired at goal, and it took a carom off Poland's Thiago Cionek and zipped into the net.
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Argentina had much more trouble than it should clearing the ball, and it zipped around the box dangerously.
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Saad scored off a rush and zipped the puck past Raanta at 12:08 of the first period.
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For one hour a week, I zipped around town with a succession of laid-back West African instructors.
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When the singer SZA noticed Rihanna, she was visibly star-struck and zipped up the stairs toward her.
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Henri Jokiharju crossed the blue line and zipped across the ice before giving a short pass to Johansson.
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Riders zipped along at up to 22017 mph for as much as 220 miles on a single charge.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zipped through his take on some callers' favorite stocks: McDonald's: "Forget the calls.
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The body was then zipped up in a blue plastic bag and placed inside a garage alongside others.
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He was recording video as he zipped around, which makes you wonder how much he's learned about safety.
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When you check out all the files on your PC, you'll find more than just zipped documents and PDFs.
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There's no excuse with this bedding set because the fitted sheet and comforter are zipped together into one unit.
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The sun had set and the air turned cold, so Almodovar zipped his jacket and turned his collar up.
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In 1940 a survey at Princeton University found the trousers of 203% of its students were zipped not buttoned.
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After the holiday break, I zipped the photos into my backpack and carried them into my second-grade classroom.
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As the spacecraft zipped past the moon, its velocity was slightly altered due to variations in Enceladus' gravitational field.
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" — lightbulb_feet The Wall"I was wearing a corset-style top which zipped up instead of laced at the back.
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Using Detroit defenseman Niklas Kronwall as a screen, Nylander zipped a high blast that Howard wasn't able to locate.
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The Oscar-nominated actor wore gray pants and a zipped up red sweatshirt as he waited for his car.
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Once the data is collected, it's zipped into an archive file and sent to a domain based in China.
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Kopitar skated through three Edmonton defenders and zipped a cross-ice pass to Brown, setting up the final tally.
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The car streaking through as bullets and tracers from his tank and the German tank zipped across the roadway.
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After packing everything you see above into the weekender, my bag looked like this: stuffed, but zipped and organized.
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Out marched Kano, zipped up waterproof, hood firmly over his head, striding onstage like Glastonbury was his living room.
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On Sunday morning, he zipped through four furlongs in 47.87, the fastest time of the day for the distance.
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Spitzer detected light from the planet's surface as it zipped around its star in a whopping 11-hour orbit.
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Ones who have had to carry the burden of abuse for years, their lips zipped and their hearts heavy.
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Point zipped in a goal from the left circle with 45 seconds remaining for a 4-2 Lightning lead.
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As if in response, AI journo walked off screen and came back zipped up in a hooded windbreaker. Woah.
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While the Oilers zipped the puck around the zone, Chiasson worked his way behind the defenders at the doorstep.
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Borowiecki scored his first goal of the season at 2:02 with a shot that zipped over Raanta's glove.
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The first grazing fireball to be studied by modern science zipped over North America for 101 seconds in 1972.
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The first grazing fireball to be studied by modern science zipped over North America for 101 seconds in 1972.
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"It's not pretty, but if I lie down, and I suck in, I can get 'em zipped up," she said.
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It stores that in a folder that periodically gets zipped up and sent to a server in China, Wardel found.
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This look posted is a cropped turtleneck with a zipped up skirt — which is Jenner's look, all day, every day.
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With three seconds left, Paul crossed away from Tucker, zipped past his man and kissed a runner off the glass.
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It's like songs are copied from a CD to your hard drive and then "zipped" to reduce the file size.
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She zipped through the first set, whipping a crosscourt return into the corner to wrap it up in 27 minutes.
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Nino Niederreiter zipped a no-look pass from the corner to Kunin, who was at the top of the crease.
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The Enterprise zipped across the galaxy in a matter of minutes, as if the crew was just commuting across town.
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After a cross-ice pass from Kassian, Nugent-Hopkins zipped a rising wrist shot past Stalock on the stick side.
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It's equipped with a canopy to shield you from the sun, as well as netting that can be zipped up.
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Taylor zipped a 13-yard touchdown pass over the middle to LeSean McCoy to cap his fourth and final series.
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Provorov and Shayne Gostisbehere played catch at the points before Gostisbehere zipped a cross-ice pass to the left circle.
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Early on in the K2 mission, the telescope got a peek at Comet Siding Spring as it zipped passed Mars.
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Still, she zipped along the course, dodging obstacles, according to the book "First Ladies of Running" (2016), by Amby Burfoot.
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When I got to the hospital, nurses zipped by and attending physicians paced the hallways of the intensive care unit.
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My brother's character easily zipped through castle after castle, while my Mario died a hundred deaths on the first level.
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Rao, the medical assistant, zipped up the silver rolling bag and wheeled it to the garage of their workspace building.
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However, Henry took a short pass from Mariota and zipped 75 yards for a game-changing score 13 seconds later.
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The Russian played predominantly at the baseline, pounding groundstrokes and stinging forehands that zipped by Tsitsipas and painted the lines.
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In the fifth, Salvador Perez singled in two more runs with a line drive that zipped past Severino's outstretched glove.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zipped through his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Kinder Morgan: "What can I say?
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Workers cleaning brush along the discovered the girl's head and upper body protruding from a partially zipped black duffel bag.
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McConnell zipped inside for easy buckets, made the extra pass to keep the offense rolling and dived for loose balls.
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Anisimov ripped a shot from the right side that zipped through traffic and over Bernier's left shoulder at 13:42.
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A worker on a miniature forklift zipped the boxes across the warehouse, while two other workers stacked them onto pallets.
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Right after, Brown put the Senators ahead when he ripped a five-hole shot as he zipped down the wing.
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Barry Manilow has been muzzled by his doctors who have zipped up his grill and banned him from spittin' rhymes.
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Thanks to passport-free travel within the European Union, motorists zipped past the boarded-up customs houses without even braking.
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The interior has a zipping padded laptop area, smaller zipped pocket, two simple side pockets and a large general-use space.
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Instead, she opted for a sexy Balmain red leather jacket – zipped low to show off her cleavage and bejeweled bra. 3.
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Still, Johnson didn't reply to any questions as he boarded his motorized scooter and zipped away down the Capitol corridor. Reps.
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Kourtney Kardashian arrived back in L.A. ... but zipped it shut when photogs asked about all the hoopla over her baby daddy.
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Maybe it was on a recent vacation, when you zipped through a trashy beach read you'd picked up from the airport.
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I was thinking about that ward as I zipped up my suitcase in my sister's guest room for the bond drive.
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"Telling secrets" was never really used in conversation, unlike its modern emoji equivalents, zipped-mouth face or speak-no-evil monkey.
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His latest menswear collection on Monday featured a younger, sportier feel, with models wearing oversized coats, tailored trousers and zipped tops.
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Unfortunately, the winds of fate were not in the house's favor, as it was zipped directly into the nearby power lines.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zipped through his take on callers' favorite stocks: Valeant Pharmaceuticals International: "No, [don't ring the register].
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They are as grateful that these games do not count as they are that Cruz zipped around the field without distress.
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As it zipped by, the orbiter's Waves instrument picked up plasma wave signals, which Juno scientists converted into an audiovisual spectrogram.
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He shoveled a pass to Tutu Atwell, who zipped 50 untouched yards down the right sideline for a 7-0 lead.
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Cano zipped from home to second base in 8.43 seconds on his double — his fastest time since 2016, according to Statcast.
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Lawmakers promptly slapped together such a plan, zipped it over to the White House and hit the road for Christmas break.
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She told me to inhale as she zipped again, this time without mishap, and stood back to look at me critically.
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On his second, a 45-yarder, Golladay zipped past two defenders to catch the ball while diving toward the goal line.
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Before I could join, he'd zipped the flaps of his backstage artist tent shut, blocking potential spectators like myself from gawking.
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U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar zipped around Iowa on a charter plane to try to hit as many campaign events as possible.
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He described how the machine pumps oxygen into the zipped chamber, helping with his breathing and to decrease his stress levels.
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Really, I was making zipped up, sautéed rice, without any of the deeply crisp edges I didn't know I could achieve.
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The third period zipped along in Ottawa's zone, the Rangers prodding and surging before pulling Lundqvist for the final 1:25.
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After just a few panicky minutes, I found myself grinning uncontrollably as I zipped through the city and toward its outskirts.
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I lifted the well-packed compartment, zipped the Away shut, and locked it with the built-in, TSA-approved combination lock.
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Along with Uranus, we have only paid it a single visit, back when Voyager 2 zipped by in the late-1980s.
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The two verbally engaged each other, rode each other's tails, zipped around other vehicles and cut each other off, the sheriff said.
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Steps away on Massachusetts Avenue, traffic was temporarily stopped as Trump and his motorcade zipped up to the Department of Homeland Security.
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In a recent show, the group challenged cops to gun down their quadcopters as they zipped overhead at an outdoor shooting range.
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On third-and-goal, Trubisky looked left and zipped a 4-yard pass to Miller in the back of the end zone.
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At Friday&aposs hearing, Ostrem wore a light blue paper jumpsuit, zipped up the front, and plastic orange slides on his feet.
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It's best and most useful feature is also its simplest one: hiding a 7,800mAh battery in the zipped lining of the bag.
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Toews zipped a pass to right winger Richard Panik, who quickly returned a pass to Toews as he drove to the net.
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We couldn't win faceoffs, so they stayed in our end for two minutes, zipped it around, scored goals and lined up again.
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A black, zipped-up sweatshirt covers his dark-gray jersey with the name MARKELOFF in bold white letters arching across its back.
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A couple of years ago this Brighton troupe put "Swim" online and it zipped straight up to number one on Hype Machine.
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There are Americana tracksuits, shiny silver tracksuits, shiny gold tracksuits, leather tracksuits, short sleeved, long sleeved, zipped, unzipped, clean, and sweaty tracksuits.
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He zipped a right-wing shot past Devils goalie Cory Schneider for a power play goal just 50 seconds into the game.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zipped through his take on some callers' favorite stocks: DowDuPont: "This stock is down way too much.
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A driver in a free lane who zipped to the merge point and then tried to cut in could be judged similarly.
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Kapanen forced a turnover and zipped out on a breakaway, but his short-handed attempt went high over Rask at 9:01.
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Raven tresses cascading down her back, the 55-year-old Binoche wears a tight white lab coat zipped to reveal her cleavage.
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Having already zipped through the Democratic-controlled House, the legislation is on track to draw the first veto of Mr. Trump's presidency.
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Christopher Kane's collection was a frisky, focused celebration of peekaboo: dresses in plasticized lace, others that zipped or gaped open or shut.
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Drizzled with a garlicky herbed yogurt sauce, it's an incredibly satisfying, richly textured meal zipped up by the caramelized bits of citrus.
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It includes a zipped mesh storage pocket, elastic loops for their cords and bottles, and a water-resistant lining for maximum durability.
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We also like that the game cartridges holder doubles as a screen protector when the whole thing is zipped up and closed.
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She lifted her feet at a rapid clip, giving the appearance of sprinting in place as the ropes zipped underfoot and overhead.
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The article also zipped around text groups of rival campaign staff members, particularly among people of color, according to other campaign aides.
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During that time, my husband and I zipped back and forth to doctors' offices, sometimes with a wailing infant, collecting our evidence.
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The most recent was by the St. Louis Cardinals, who zipped through Atlanta and Miami before returning to Busch Stadium this weekend.
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Filip Chytil zipped around a defender and passed to Fast in the slot and he netted his fifth goal of the season.
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During last month's event, Dutch national flags were stretched across balconies, and Dutch visitors zipped along snow-covered roads on their bicycles.
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Robbie's dress certainly wasn't the only one with an interesting detail: Billy Porter's outfit featured a train that could be zipped off.
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Select the files you want to pack away, right-click on part of the selection, then choose Send to and Compressed (zipped) folder.
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Staffers zipped around in carts between dozens of portable offices offering mental health services, emergency medical care, legal services, and even a barber.
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George H.W. Bush -- who played college ball at Yale and was a lifelong fan -- zipped in crisp fastballs throughout his term in office.
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With 2:393 left in a tight game, Schwartz zipped a rising shot through traffic into the upper right corner of the net.
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All I did was press a button, but I could feel the power of the launch system as the drone zipped along it.
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Prosecutor Aaron Zelinsky, for example, frequently zipped into work on a motorized scooter before walking past us and looking down at his phone.
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The king's subsequent adoption of the zipped fly is credited with its popularity in Britain, but young men were flocking to them everywhere.
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I zipped up the climb without even realizing my legs were moving, passing a couple dozen bikes on the way to the top.
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We're told midway through the show, BJ slightly compromised and partially zipped up the front of his hoodie ... hiding part of the image.
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We entered Paris with the Eiffel Tower in the distance and I managed to take pictures before we zipped down the Champs-Elysees.
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Paula was skewered a few years back after stories surfaced she had used the n word, so it's no surprise she zipped it.
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In the days after President Donald Trump was elected, interest rates zipped higher as investors dumped bonds and investors loaded up on stocks.
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Made from soft Spanish leather, the case will keep all of your travel essentials zipped away safely, making it a traveler must-have.
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Brent Burns zipped in a long shot from just inside the blue line, and Couture deflected it past Luongo for his 18th goal.
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In Titanfall 2, no sooner did I spot a Titan than I zipped through the street, over its head, and onto its back.
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Make sure my laptop is in the pouch, make sure my passport is zipped up and safe, get my headphones and charger out.
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Chiarot zipped a shot that goalie Tuukka Rask stopped briefly, but the puck rolled in for the defenseman's second goal at 9:06.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zipped through his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Universal Display Corportation: "OLED is one of my favorites.
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This design makes it look like fingers can be zipped or unzipped — thanks to the magic of concealer, eyeshadows, and tiny paint brushes.
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The closest Taco Bell was approximately an 8-minute walk from my building, so I zipped up my puffer coat and headed out.
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An Australian air force C-17A Globemaster cargo plane and F/A-18 fighters zipped through Brisbane this month ahead of an airshow.
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"Just in case you forgot, a skull-shaped dead comet zipped by Earth last year on Halloween night," I wrote in that article.
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He zipped through four levels of the minors in 22, and in July 22013, just 22.43 months after signing, he joined the Indians.
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I zipped my wet suit, slid my pull buoy into place, pulled my mask over my face and dived into the cold sea.
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He was lionized in business circles, seen as the epitome of a high-flying, multitasking manager as he zipped between Paris and Tokyo.
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I zipped up the top, then, I clicked the "clock" icon and used the adjustment toggle to set the time to 1.5 hours.
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After a grueling 20-mile training session, Ted zipped on the leg attachments for a quick session (of which he reported was "soothing").
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But once I started chatting with Jeff about helping me with this theme, we zipped through the process in a matter of weeks.
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Volunteers on bikes zipped back and forth to deliver hot food and hot tea, especially welcome as rain lashed down on the city.
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Another killing: the thin, loose limbs of a young man zipped into a body bag, a woman collapsed against a vehicle, crying hysterically.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zipped through his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Waste Management: "It is a super-de-duper buy.
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Amgad Bakheet, a rickshaw driver, saw a man walk up to the church gates with his jacket zipped high and one hand hidden.
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Erne zipped a shot over Pickard's glove for Tampa Bay's 20th power-play goal, tying the Boston Bruins for most in the NHL.
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Ekblad was penalized for interference, and San Jose cashed in just 16 seconds later as Labanc zipped a high shot through heavy traffic.
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I find some pants I like (and I can get them zipped), but even though they're rad, I decide I won't actually wear them.
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Before the New Horizons spacecraft zipped past Pluto in 2015, some of our best intel on the dwarf planet came from Charon's incessant photobombing.
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Our busses zipped down winding cobblestone hills, darted against traffic on narrow one-ways, and careened around stopped vehicles in the middle of intersections.
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MacKinnon zipped a cross-ice pass to Rantanen, who popped a low shot into the net before the goalie could slide across the crease.
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As the opening guitar licks of the Beastie Boys' "Sabotage" blasted over the loud speaker, a beam of red zipped across the parking lot.
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These plot points will be turned into a text narrative, read aloud by a voice synthesizer, and then zipped up into an audio file.
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Jimmy watches the whole conversation go down from the shadows across the street, pleased to see the copy shop employee keeping his lips zipped.
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I went over to 30th Street Station and bought a ticket and zipped up to New York and went to the actual victory party.
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The video below stitches together all of the highest-resolution images captured by New Horizons as it zipped past Pluto on July 14th, 2015.
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In 2008, the late surges of Barack Obama, who won, and John Edwards, who zipped past Hillary Clinton, were visible in their final crowds.
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They zipped from Miami to Cozumel, Mexico, and performed selections from their catalog, including "Every Open Eye" (2015), the group's latest full-length release.
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The probe zipped by at upwards of 31,000 miles per hour, about the same speed it was going when it passed Pluto in 2015.
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As Mr. Migoya zipped through the kitchen, past his sketches for a bread sculpture inspired by the paintings of Giuseppe Arcimboldo, a timer beeped.
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They're surrounded by a fragrant, vaguely North African tomato sauce zipped through with orange juice and warm spices, then topped with feta and mint.
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Alex Briñas: Erik was the true superhero here — he zipped nimbly through the bulk of the work and picked up after all my snafus.
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At each performance, Mr. Quartley wears a skintight Lycra suit, with 16 motion sensors zipped into the costume and one embedded in his wig.
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They zipped past the abandoned hospital built in 1917 during the island's military days, where countless Army brats, including the Smothers Brothers, were born.
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Astronomers at Jagiellonian University in Krakow created a computer program called "Interstellar Crusher" after the first observed interstellar object quickly zipped through our solar system.
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Eric Staal zipped a pass from behind the net to Zucker between the circles, and Zucker's wrist shot beat the goalie on the glove side.
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When I zipped up the hoodie and leaned back in my chair, I could feel each of the six massage modules poking into my back.
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A few hours after its discovery, at 0003:2000 PM ET, it zipped past our planet, coming within 275,2000 miles (75,000 km) at closest approach.
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It explains how most people zipped past Gemini: Heroes Reborn in early 2016, a game based on the ill-fated return of NBC's superhero series.
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Despite Hill's straight dropback (no play-action), Smith actually stepped forward initially after the snap, and Thomas zipped right by to come wide open deep.
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Dean Wilson walks toward us, smiling wide underneath his goatee, a leather jacket zipped up tight, hiding the canvass of tattoos that cover his back.
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The proud, and typically private, dad shared another snap of his son recently, showing Flynn with his hood zipped up into a Mexican wrestling mask.
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It was a crafty goal by Hertl, but an ugly one yielded by Matt Murray, as it zipped between his legs from a tight angle.
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Soon after, Dunn, who hails from the Toronto area, zipped away from his own zone with the puck to create a two-on-one rush.
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Cars zipped past on Wednesday, but the sidewalks were bare, and there were no signs the rapid spread of coronavirus had stemmed from the synagogue.
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He wore an olive overcoat with a fur collar, which he kept zipped up even when he entered an adobe house to meet with villagers.
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You keep your hands to yourself; you keep your pants zipped; and you think about what would help your mentee, not what would help you.
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That was the night John Mayberry hit cleanup and Eric Campbell hit fifth against the Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw, who zipped through a three-hit shutout.
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After a bungled snap exchange set them up at the BYU 22, Moss zipped in from the 4 yards out for a 23-25 lead.
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As Mr. Trump's motorcade zipped past a church between the air base and the shelter, a Trump supporter flashed a placard reading, "Texans love stilettos."
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President Trump zipped around the capital all day Tuesday, motorcade sirens blaring, as he forcefully defended a policy that includes separating families at the border.
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Barkley, who had gotten his team on the board with a 24-yard score, zipped 79 yards for the first touchdown of the second half.
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It certainly is possible that you'll be seen as bitter over your reassignment, but if that's their assumption, keeping your lips zipped won't change that.
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We zipped back toward the center city and, tucking our helmets beneath the seat of the bike, hoisted it onto its kickstand on via Filodrammatici.
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The Panthers solved Kuemper at 11:03 of the second, when Vatrano's hard wrist shot zipped high into net and tied the game at 1.
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J. T. Miller's work in the corner freed the puck to Kevin Hayes, who zipped a pass to Zuccarello at the top of the crease.
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After his break, he moved the baby, still zipped up, into his trunk through the backseat, where she was left for five hours, police said.
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There, in shorts and a black tank top, the former San Francisco 49ers star zipped passes to four receivers running routes on the football field.
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Four plays later, Ryan zipped an 123-yard scoring strike to Freeman, and it was 212-27 by the time Jacksonville ran its first play.
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On the subway, I zipped down the side panel so Roxy could pop her adorable head out and do what she does best — make friends.
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Last Sunday, an asteroid of even greater mass called 26 QA2200 zipped betwixt the Earth and Moon to less than 13,21 miles above sea level.
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The blogger-approved bottoms (the line is designed by blogger Julie Sariñana) come in an off-white shade and feature zipped pockets and subtle ribbed detailing.
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In this case, one woman made cargo sexy by arriving bent into a zipped suitcase, and many wore a variation of plane wings and feathered wings.
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Wearing only a pair of dark, high-waisted briefs and an un-zipped, printed bomber jacket, the budding model gave a peek at her bare breasts.
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"Not quite believing their ears the officers cautiously un-zipped the bag and found this gorgeous (koala)," Queensland Police Service statement said in a statement Monday.
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This week, however, taxis zipped from one district to another on eerily empty streets in just a few minutes—those that still had fuel to burn.
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The man, who had a friend driving and his fiancé in the back seat, had just zipped into a parking spot and jumped out, spotting Soto.
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Ever since go-getter Mars zipped into combustible Aries this past January 28, world events — and personal developments — have been firing off at a frenetic pace.
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Justin Trudeau went on a run Saturday along Stanley Park Seawall in Vancouver, where he zipped by a group of kids taking pics for their prom.
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Defenseman Alex Pietrangelo zipped a pass to Parayko, who blasted a one-timer from the top of the left circle for his first career playoff goal.
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Early forms of ransomware zipped up (ie, compressed) the files on an infected computer and overwrote the originals, leaving only a password-protected zip file behind.
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According to the McKinsey Global Institute, a think-tank within a consultancy, data zipped across borders at a rate of 2003 terabits per second in 2014.
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At Carolines, he started playing with his zipped waist-length jacket, bundling it up by his chest and keeping it there through much of the set.
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Mark Thompson's costume designs provide the icons we want: the gold shimmy dress with tiers of fringe, the Alaia red leather mini zipped up the front.
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Zipped apart, the shell is great worn on milder days when precipitation threatens, while the inner jacket looks and functions just like a warm puffer coat.
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As he stood near the drone, which hovered a few inches from the ground, it automatically released its cargo box and zipped off into the sky.
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And throughout the cavernous interior, yellow bins brimming with customers' orders zipped along more than 2115 miles of conveyor belts, which clattered with a thunderous din.
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"I figured it had to have been the movers [who took it] because the bag was zipped up and it couldn't have fallen out," he says.
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With more than 220 years experience as a tailor in Syria, he zipped through one pair and moved on to another, methodically filling a small order.
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Rather than the "zipped" feathers of modern birds, its plumage was likely composed of short quills with long, flexible barbs that stuck out in V-shapes.
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At the second aid station he reached he was taken off the tank and zipped into a body bag before someone realized he wasn't actually dead.
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She was partially stuffed in a duffel bag Police said Trinity's head and upper body were protruding from the partially zipped roll-away black duffel bag.
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She said they thought it would be funny if she zipped him inside of the bag, but after doing so she went upstairs and passed out.
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He has zipped around the world at a pace that has exhausted colleagues decades younger, trying to assure allies rattled by Mr. Trump's tweets and remarks.
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The shortstop tagged second base for the last out, then zipped a relay to first, as if to make sure the Mets really nailed it down.
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On Friday evening, a crowdsourced Google spreadsheet of medical professionals to call in an emergency zipped through dozens of WhatsApp groups full of angry young protesters.
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An associate tossed my socks into a yellow crate, which then zipped through the warehouse on a conveyor belt to another workstation, where associates consolidate orders.
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The George W. Bush administration tapped Sea Island, Ga., in 2004 to create an informal vibe as prime ministers zipped around on golf cart-van hybrids.
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For recovery, Mr. Richey zipped compression sleeves that looked like a combination of sleeping bag and boot onto my legs to minimize muscle soreness and inflammation.
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I zipped through most of the book in an afternoon; it's a quick, beautiful account of a first-generation Nigerian-American boy — Niru — coming of age.
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Patrick Kane zipped a pass from the top of the right circle, and Toews redirected the puck between Demko's legs for his 31st goal of the season.
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The cavernous main compartment can be completely zipped open for easy access to interior contents and the bag itself is built to stand upright on its own.
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The actor attended the 2020 Golden Globes wearing a custom Alex Vinash suit, which featured a long, feathered train that zipped off so he could sit down.
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Despite the rumors that Khloé and her youngest daughter Kylie Jenner are both expecting with their respective boyfriends, the reality star is keeping her lips tightly zipped.
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"The driver has to understand the limitations of it," said Kalidindi, as his Model S zipped along U.S. Highway 101 South at 65 mph in Autopilot mode.
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The discovery is surprising in light of measurements made by New Horizon's Solar Wind Around Pluto, or SWAP, instrument, as it zipped past Pluto in July 2015.
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With the teams skating four-on-four and the clock winding down on the middle period, Crosby zipped a pass to Malkin over the Devils' blue line.
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Aaron Hill's hard-hit grounder zipped under Miguel Sano's glove into left for an error, scoring a run and putting a pair of runners on for Shaw.
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Once zipped, the netting surrounds the entire chair and works to protect you from anyflying bugsthat might have otherwise had access to those exposed legs of yours.
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I zipped up 10 floors to my Hudson River View King Suite, which was located right off the main elevator bank — something I typically try to avoid.
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Nyquist zipped through the opening quarter in 22.78 seconds before American Freedom wrested a short lead from him in a half that went in a snappy 46.62.
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Simon zipped a pass to Mustapha Heron for a two-handed dunk, and Simon threw down a thunderous dunk two possessions later on a feed from Ponds.
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Still zipped into his jacket, Wiegert brewed a fresh pot of coffee and talked with little enthusiasm about going door to door with the eminent-domain petition.
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Also, he's not just a plodder: he had a snapping 93-yard run Sunday in which he zipped through a hole and got downfield in a hurry.
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Mariner 4 went on to take 21 complete pictures of Mars, along with one incomplete snapshot, as it zipped by the planet from July 14 to 15.
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The staff wore roller-skates, the lines were around the corner, the princess would be on the floor getting her skirt zipped up with a coat hanger.
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With 11:56 left in the third, Jake Evans roofed a hard shot from the right circle, and it zipped past Driedger to spoil his shutout attempt.
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Alex Ovechkin zipped onto the ice, his helmet off and his hands on his head, no longer labeled the best player to have never won a championship.
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The leather Louis Vuitton dress, which zipped up the front, featured cutouts, a belt, and a far-reaching side slit that revealed the singer's strappy silver heels.
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Stanton's time on base did not last long, as Gleyber Torres grounded into a 22-23-21 double-play that zipped around the infield at lightning pace.
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Eichel entered the offensive zone from the left, moved over into the right circle and zipped home his career-high 31st goal on the only overtime shot.
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Eichel entered the offensive zone from the left, moved over into the right circle and zipped home his career-high 21st goal on the only overtime shot.
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Mr. Ibrahim was much closer than most — so close that, with his ticket, paperwork and bag all zipped up, the thought of it made his voice quiver.
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Tierney zipped the puck back and watched Stone beat Price with a one-timer for his third goal to cut the deficit to 013-1 at 7:14.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — So, there was this quarterback playing at Arrowhead Stadium who zipped sidearm passes and evaded defenders and completed throws that peers wouldn't even consider trying.
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The work didn't stop once you were zipped up, either: Each girl was required to pay $2.50 a day to cover the cost of having her costume cleaned.
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After NASA's New Horizons zipped past Pluto on July 235, 222, mission planners sent the spacecraft on a trajectory towards 269 MU269, a distant trans-Neptunian object (TNO).
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He zipped past Tony Finau, who, playing in first Masters, suffered a high-ankle sprain on Wednesday while celebrating a hole-in-one at the Par-1023 Tournament.
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Less than five minutes later, Forsberg took a drop pass by right winger Craig Smith and zipped a wrister over Allen's right shoulder to make it 3-0.
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Just over five minutes later Kessel darted in from the point and zipped one by Vasilevskiy to give the Penguins control before the first period was halfway complete.
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Byron made it 3-1 just 31 seconds later when he moved in on Rask and zipped a shot between the Finnish backstop's pads for an unassisted marker.
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Earlier this year, he zipped around Vietnam's biggest city on the back of a scooter to visit a company that one of his managers was considering investing in.
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From simple A-lines to utilitarian wraps and front-knotted, zipped, and buttoned pieces, let the 15 minis ahead be your new reliable throw-on-and-go picks.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zipped through his take on callers' favorite stocks: ADT: "Disagree [that it's got a lot of potential with its security system product]. Disagree.
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In recent years, she has zipped around Washington on a motorcycle, taken boxing lessons and doted on her Husky, Kellan, whom she outfitted with a Putin chew toy.
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Previous New Frontiers missions include New Horizons, which zipped past Pluto two years ago; Juno, currently looping around Jupiter; and Osiris-Rex, currently en route to an asteroid.
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Even after I've dug to the very bottom of my suitcase in search of a lost item or two, my clothes are still tidily folded and zipped away.
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He zipped among topics like a hummingbird, hovering on a subject just long enough to dip into its absurdity or poignancy before another more appealing option presented itself.
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On the south bank, joggers and Lycra-clad bikers zipped past us, down the Salón de Pinos, which was lined with eight thousand gnarled and windblown "character" pines.
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The rest of the night zipped by — deadline is the ultimate inspiration — and I sent in the final version with a minute to spare, at 11:29 p.m.
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If she had a hole in her heart, when she started walking, those clots could have broken free, zipped through the hole and ended up in her brain.
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Jennifer Weiner Philadelphia — Last week, a hashtag called #ThingsOnlyWomenWritersHear zipped around Twitter, giving women the chance to share the condescension and the cluelessness that writing while female guarantees.
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As I saw a young girl start walking across the boardwalk, another scooter zipped by, and I could tell it would not be able to stop in time.
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After I zipped her out of it and set the opener carrier on my apartment floor, I later found her lounging on the cushioned black mat (unprompted). Success.
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Duncan Keith faked a slap shot and instead zipped a pass to Panarin, who drilled a shot from the left circle for his 11th goal of the season.
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Launched on July 7, 2003, it zipped around the red planet way past its anticipated life span of 90 Martian days and its intended range of 1,100 yards.
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As the sun began to set, the teenagers zipped up their coats and got ready to trek to their respective corners of the city to start their homework.
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Joy's vaccines were tucked into Styrofoam containers along with ice packs and a temperature logger as they zipped 25 miles above the ground in the small unmanned craft.
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But in this episode, she gets daring and does a striptease, pulling off the conservative dress her mother zipped her into and dancing in her slip and jewelry.
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"Also lets just go ahead and assume I am never getting nominated now," Wood added alongside a number of emojis, including the shrugging girl and the zipped lips face.
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Sure, the technology is there, but there are plenty of legal and regulatory battles that will have to take place before consumers are being zipped around in autonomous cars.
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At the (one-party) parliamentary elections last month, he queued up with other voters and chatted to the press (Mr Castro zipped in and out of his polling station).
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He zipped a 2100-yard pass to Tyre McCants for a 2100-24 lead, then answered ECU's only second-half score with a 4-yard pass to Valdes-Scantling.
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Ryan Johansen took a pass from Filip Forsberg in the slot and zipped a wrister over Hellebuyck's glove to snap the tie and pick up his 300th NHL point.
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The sequence worked to perfection as Tarasenko zipped a pass to Backes, who quickly fed a pass to Schwartz for a go-ahead goal late in the third period.
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The hard shell — and trendy color — make the Away bag look calm, cool, and collected even when you have to smush the sides together to get it fully zipped.
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Gee had met the minimum requirements for a quality start (six innings, three earned runs) only twice in 11 starts, but he zipped through the Yankees' order with ease.
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Once it's partly zipped and folded into position, the exterior of the garment bag essentially becomes the interior of the duffle and more of your belonging can go inside.
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CSKA Moscow methodically worked the ball through former NBA big man Nenad Krstic down low, but also zipped up and down the floor when Jackson was in the game.
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Once a magazine powerhouse whose editors zipped around Manhattan in the back seats of luxury Town Cars, Condé Nast has stumbled along with the rest of the magazine industry.
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On Baseball HOUSTON — The flatbed cart hauling the equipment bags of the Los Angeles Dodgers zipped sharply through the field-level corridors of Minute Maid Park early Monday morning.
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Earn simply slinks off to the school bus, gray hoodie zipped all the way to the top, and watches silently as Devon takes a heaping helping of undeserved humiliation.
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As her brother zipped through them, Ms. Loeb's curiosity — and perhaps a bit of sibling rivalry — got the better of her, and a love of crossword solving was born.
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Schultz, returning after missing four games with his injury, zipped a shot from the point through Kunitz's screen and into the net with 8:16 left in the third.
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In the 52nd minute, as Darlington Nagbe zipped through the midfield to work a delightful give and go with Dempsey, Pulisic intuitively darted ahead of them toward the goal.
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Sheriff Newell Normand of Jefferson Parish said the confrontation began after Mr. McKnight and another driver, Ronald Gasser, cut each other off and zipped in front of each other.
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Some days later, with the packet securely zipped into my purse, I arrived at the International Gem Tower on 47th Street; the G.I.A. occupies three floors of the building.
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He zipped a 2150-yard pass to Tyre McCants for a 223-230 lead then answered ECU's only second-half score with a 222-yard pass to Valdes-Scantling.
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I scooped a small sample into a travel jar and brought it with me on a plane, and I swear I could smell the salts through my zipped backpack.
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Simmonds was roundly booed when he first went on the ice, and the 208-foot-221, 29.7-pound McIlrath hunted him down when the puck zipped around the Rangers' zone.
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Similar trousers, flared and cropped at the ankle, peppered the show in various colors and were worn with block-colored knits or sleek black leather jackets zipped at the front.
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Abu Dhabi (CNN)The motorcycle zipped past our taxi as we headed to Tyre in southern Lebanon, veering off the road onto a dirt track leading up into the hills.
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That all changed when NASA's New Horizons spacecraft zipped through the system, revealing craters, deep crevices, valleys, and mountains on the distant moon—surface features that now have formal names.
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After being zipped into the dress, Ms. Feldstein entered the fitting room, which was decked out in floor-to-ceiling baby blue, with Baroque-inspired wallpaper and carpet to match.
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Truth bomb: Biden's biggest fear is clearly that the Democratic Party isn't what it was even two years ago — that the politics, ideology and energy might have zipped by him.
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In commodities, Brent oil and U.S. crude dipped to $52.91 a barrel and $50.35 a barrel, having zipped higher on Thursday after Kuwait backed an extension of OPEC production cuts.
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After one too many holiday parties spent zipped up in a dress that's too tight, drags on the floor or requires constant adjustments, we're all in need of an alternative.
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The Grammy winner turned up the heat in skin-tight jeans and a sexy Balmain red leather jacket – zipped low to show off both her cleavage and her stunning bra.
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Each vehicle comes with its own wide-angle USB webcam plus three new circuit boards and can be zipped around in real time using almost any PC, smartphone, or tablet.
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Andrew Bunch zipped a 26-yard pass to tight end Kurt Rafdal on fourth-and-8 to set up a 7-yard TD strike to Spielman with 2:55 left.
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At the snap, Sullivan dropped down from center field, and Kamara — from the inside slot of trips — zipped uncovered up the seam, hauling in a perfect throw for a touchdown.
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Two seconds after we pulled out of the hotel parking lot he zipped past our follow car and tucked into the slipstream of the eight riders in front of us.
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"Previous generations of refugees often ached for any information about relatives, but now messages zipped back and forth around the world on free apps," Ms. Kantor and Ms. Einhorn wrote.
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The blue Jersey devil mostly remains zipped up in Uchenna's backpack, the villains hastily introduced and escaped from within a few pages, and the greater mission still unclear and ahead.
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Common Sense As I zipped up the West Side Highway the other day in a gleaming red Tesla Model 240, I found myself wondering: Are American drivers ready for Autopilot?
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Barely 30 minutes after the runners zipped through the neighbourhood's sun-soaked streets, staffers clad in bright vests removed plastic barriers and cleaning trucks swooped in to pick up trash.
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After pulling Bernier, the Wings cut their deficit to one with two minutes to go when Larkin flicked a shot from the point that zipped through traffic and past Rittich.
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For lunch on the final day of the decade, he had dressed in a tightly zipped, shiny PVC hoodie ordered from a gay fetish supplier in Amsterdam and wool trousers.
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Henry caught a short pass late in the third quarter and zipped up the sideline untouched for a 216-yard touchdown reception to give the Broncos a 295-213 lead.
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The cellphone-captured footage did, as promised, appear to show a man snoozing in the driver's seat of a Tesla as it zipped along a road somewhere outside Las Vegas.
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Huberdeau opened the scoring with a power-play goal, and Gurianov tied it when he found a loose puck in the low slot and zipped the puck past Bobrovsky's stick.
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Four days later, workers cleaning brush from a horse trail in Hacienda Heights discovered the black duffel bag with her head and upper body protruding from the partially zipped bag.
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A few years ago, a local TV station showed snow plows trying to clear out a train station during a blizzard, and a runner dressed all in black zipped by.
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Instead, he produced something much more original with his back to the net: a no-look flick with a backhand grip that zipped past the stunned Zverev for a winner.
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To divine its secrets, these hackers had cracked open the console's case and eavesdropped on the data that zipped between the motherboard's various components—the CPU, the RAM, the Flash chip.
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In North Carolina, however, similar legislation zipped through the legislature and received the signature of Governor Pat McCrory in just 48 hours, which gave businesses no time to mount an opposition.
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Though consent should happen every step of the way, have bigger, pleasure-driven consent convos when the lights are still on, the adrenaline is low, and the flies are still zipped.
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Brady, apparently running on a double helping of avocado ice cream, zipped 210 of 23 passes into seven different pass-catchers' hands, gaining 219.2 yards and a touchdown in the process.
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The economy has zipped along at an average growth rate of 6% a year, while foreign investment has more than tripled, with manufacturing, agribusiness and call centres all showing particular strength.
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Samsonite has zipped up a deal to acquire luxury rival Tumi for around $1.8 billion, in what will be the largest acquisition for Samsonite since its initial public offer in 2011.
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C Ryan Johansen took a pass from Filip Forsberg in the slot and zipped a wrister over Connor Hellebuyck's glove to snap the tie and pick up his 300th NHL point.
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But other than a wayward tail poking out of a poorly zipped suitcase, and Monkey's brief dalliance with a beagle in the cargo hold, there is really nothing to worry about.
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The speedster zipped around Noah Juulsen to give himself a breakaway from the top of the circles and lifted a backhand shot past Niemi for his 18th goal of the season.
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Ms. Michel found companionship, rather heartbreakingly, in objects that populated her stage: plastic bags, tin cups, a podium zipped up inside a tent, where she delivered an impassioned, barely decipherable speech.
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She zipped through the school's math program, earning degrees in math and French before becoming one of the first black students in the graduate school at West Virginia University in 1938.
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Jaden Schwartz handed the Blues the lead with 7:17 to play when he zipped out of his own zone, weaved around Roussel and beat Bishop with a blistering wrist shot.
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"I'm an introvert at heart," he said earlier in the bathroom as he zipped up the suit, which began to inflate thanks to a small battery-operated fan at his waist.
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Beeping motorbikes zipped down its winding lanes, where residents sat out on plastic chairs and young men with rifles from its dominant drug gang, the Third Pure Command, guarded strategic corners.
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When Republicans wrapped up a luncheon featuring a discussion of trial procedure, he zipped out a back door and headed for a little-used elevator, avoiding a throng of waiting reporters.
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"I never really struggled coming up," said Montgomery, a fourth-round draft choice in 2013 who zipped from low Class A Charleston to the major leagues in less than two seasons.
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Once the sauna tent's flap was securely zipped, we sat in lawn chairs on the ice in the small dark space, listening to the hiss of the water on the rocks.
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Miami opened the scoring with 9:03 left in the second as Fitzpatrick zipped a 20-yard strike to Parker in the end zone, capping a nine-play, 89-yard drive.
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Alex DeBrincat zipped a cross-ice pass to Maatta, who steadied the puck and punched a shot between Khudobin's leg pads for his first goal as a member of the Blackhawks.
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Traveling at a mind-bending speed of 67,100 miles per hour (the equivalent of mach 88 at sea level), the distinctly cigar-shaped 'Oumuamua zipped through our Solar System in October 2017.
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"We're clear," said the driver, who sped up and zipped into the tunnel when a red track light turned green, making the tube look like something from space or a dance club.
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When we meet in April, the singer has traded his pastel uniform for an electric pink fleece, zipped down far enough to bare his chest in New York City's indecisive April weather.
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I was zipped into what looked like a plastic skirt with spandex shorts before an air compressor essentially sucked out the gravity and made me feel like I was running on air.
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Travis Konecny chased down a loose puck in the offensive zone and zipped a pass to Lindblom, who converted on the two-on-one rush for his fifth goal of the season.
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Kerfoot took a shot from the right circle that was stopped by Anton Forsberg, but the rebound trickled out to Kerfoot in the slot and he zipped a wrister over Forsberg's glove.
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It's a size too big for me, but that turned out to be ideal during my pregnancy last year: It zipped over my pregnant belly and later, over Babywoods in a carrier.
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While he zipped through American wrestling feds like he was spinning a rolodex, Hansen would travel to Japan whenever he could, and stuck around in AJPW for the bulk of his career.
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The U.S. space agency previously announced that Voyager 2, the second human-made object ever to depart the solar system following its twin Voyager 1, had zipped into interstellar space on Nov.
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It's a shirt under a jacket that can be zipped and unzipped depending on who's watching—a message that always remains just out of the reach of whoever attempts to decipher it.
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New NASA footage reveals that asteroid 2003 YT1, estimated to be 2.63 kilometers (1.6 miles) across, zipped past Earth on Monday at a distance of about 1.33 million kilometers (3.3 million miles).
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But Funchess didn't cover himself in glory: four official targets (only two catchable by my eyes), one grab, and one ball that was thrown hard but literally zipped right between his hands.
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I'd watched that already, so I zipped through to the end, where the next offer was "The Warning," a Spanish film about a series of peculiarly linked murders at the same location.
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Employees carried on a meandering conversation as they rang up orders, took calls and shouted out model numbers as long as Social Security numbers, while others zipped around to fetch the bulbs.
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Barges ferried their vehicles across the azure water while another group of Syrian fighters to the east hopped from island to island as they zipped along the Euphrates on American fast boats.
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"I was going to the premiere for Selma, and when the girls zipped me into my dress, the whole thing burst and fell apart," Nash told PEOPLE about her worst getting-ready experience.
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They were presented lock, stock and barrel by GOP leaders and zipped through the legislative chamber before some Democrats said they had a chance to fully analyze the nearly 100 pages of legislation.
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In the video, Perry can be seen getting zipped into a black bodysuit with a ruffled skirt attached to the bottom as she takes a sip of water before hitting the stage again.
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Since the movie doesn't go out of its way to show that Valkyrie is dead, she could come back — possibly with the excuse that she zipped out of there on the Grandmaster's ship.
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Arizona went right back on the power play 14 seconds later on a Scheifele slash, and Schmaltz skated in and zipped in his third goal at 43:21 for a 3-1 lead.
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Along the way, the preseason All-Big East first-team pick zipped past Shelvin Mack, Wayne Burris and Roosevelt Jones to seize 11th place on the school's career scoring list with 1,537 points.
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Instead she was drugged with the tranquilizer ketamine, handcuffed and zipped into a bag before being driven in the trunk of a car to a farmhouse outside Turin, more than 100 miles away.
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They zipped around the restaurant with their trays, stopping at their designated tables where customers grabbed their food then patted the robot on the head to tell it to return to the counter.
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Their battle rhythms are in stark contrast—they're just not as zipped up—compared to the twentysomething deployed men who Troxels says are the highest-risk demographic today for, say, slugging energy drinks.
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After a short shuttle bus ride from Oaxaca City's central station to the main market, a 12-peso taxi colectivo zipped out of the city, past flowering groves of hibiscus, nopal, and agave.
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We zipped up and down the coast from one beautiful town to another, from Bari's urban center to the rocky shores of Polignano a Mare to the mysterious white stone houses of Alberobello.
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Despite the pressure he was facing — he had zipped up on Amtrak — he let me tag along as he got hastily fitted for costumes and raced through a battery of last-minute rehearsals.
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Johnson zipped a shot on Markstrom early in the second period, and the puck deflected up and went over the goal line for Johnson's 10th at 4:21 to tie it at 1.
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Holding a transparent plastic pouch, my cellphone zipped inside with a white label displaying my name in bold letters, I followed the line as it snaked toward the front of the meditation hall.
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Rain streamed down the windows as we zipped through verdant valleys cut through with rushing waterfalls, the hillside dotted with charming red barns and tiny wood-frame houses the color of lemon custard.
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She wore them to special events, like camp dances, zipped with a half-inch of midriff exposed and the nickel "J" of the zipper pull supporting the shelf of her much-discussed boobs.
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The Mariah's World star, who was the first-ever Carpool guest, turned up the heat in a sexy Balmain red leather jacket – zipped low to show off her cleavage and her stunning jeweled bra.
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Dressed in a white-zipped jacket and perfectly tailored black pants, Ms. Rampling dutifully stood and stared into the popping lights, a photo op without questions about her controversial statement on the Oscars boycott.
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The New York comptroller's office told CNBC that these for-profit businesses know someone's owed money, because they've downloaded the free zipped file of claimants owed money, which is available on the state website.
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Eventually, we discovered when Mueller zipped into work in his signature silver Subaru, and identified his team of prosecutors, FBI agents and support staff who also drove or walked into the special counsel's office.
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In a tux with slicked black hair, he zipped around the gilded hotel ballroom to a soundtrack of Rihanna, Taylor Swift, and RuPaul, never getting the chance to enjoy his own three-course dinner.
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For starters, the bodysuit was so tight that I was scared it might hurt the the baby if I zipped it all the way up, so we left it partially undone in the back.
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Scientists think any asteroid larger than half-mile to a mile (230 to 22018 kilometers) in size could have worldwide effects if it hit the planet, so they studied Florence as it zipped by.
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And Naomi Campbell, an exemplar of female power, in a wrapped skirt and a zipped track-top (sportswear so often being shorthand for physical strength), but also representing a certain type of modern freedom.
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During "Baba O'Reilly," I watched a hoary-bearded gentleman in a wheelchair—skeleton hoodie zipped over his torso, cigarette dangling from his mouth—rock out so hard that I feared he might tip over.
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I zipped the power cord and controller housing into a tough document bag along with a US-style power adapter (the Switch is dual-voltage, meaning it won't get fried by foreign power outlets).
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It would be nearer the truth to say he has zipped its corpse into a Halston, painted its eyelids and propped it in the back of a limo, where it moves but cannot speak.
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They lifted the woman into a body bag, zipped it shut and loaded her into the van, which made its way to an office park in University Circle where Gilson and his team work.
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A: I pulled up my dress, I don't even think I zipped it, and I walked out the bathroom, and Claudia Salinas was standing right there and Harvey had already went into his bedroom.
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A lot of travel backpacks these days feature a useful, hidden, zipped pocket on the back of the bag that is obviously difficult for thieves and pickpockets to access while you are wearing it.
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Nevertheless, she persisted, and ended up with 25 Emmys for 11 seasons of "The Carol Burnett Show," in which she zipped through movie parodies, vaudevillian musical numbers, zany skits and audience banter with panache.
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"Everyone in Hungary's got someone in their family making palinka," Mark Zentai, a former Hungarian teen idol, shouted into the back of his girlfriend's orange hatchback as it zipped through the dark streets of Budapest.
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For years, just getting him safely zipped inside was a two-person job of whack-a-mole — in goes the head, out pops the back foot, in goes the back foot, out pops the tail.
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The Horned Frogs grabbed a 14-10 lead with 10:59 left in the game when Robinson zipped a 31-yard touchdown pass to KaVontae Turpin, the last play of an 80-yard scoring drive.
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No reason to believe that he is carrying, inside his loose-fitting clothes, partially zipped parka, khaki work pants with multiple pockets, or in the soiled canvas backpack on his knees, any sort of weapon.
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Ondrej Palat zipped a pass through the neutral zone early on, and Gourde skated in on a breakaway and snapped his 219th goal past Hellebuyck at 1:34 on the Lightning's first shot on goal.
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After steaming my favorite pair of Bonobos chinos and the Ministry of Supply Aero Short Sleeve at home, I carefully packed them into the garment compartment and zipped up the bag into its duffel shape.
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Although Republicans control the Legislature, Mr. Bentley's prisons plan has hardly zipped through the State House, where lobbyists for the construction industry have expressed concerns that the work would go to out-of-state firms.
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To get to the beach, we walked down a paved path, as golf carts zipped by, to a crescent moon of powdery sand and calm water backed by the huge wall of the multistory hotel.
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For more than a decade, Russian military planes have regularly zipped through the edges of NATO airspace over the Baltic Sea off Estonia's coast, in daring, high-stakes runs that taunt the alliance's air defenses.
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On a recent weekday on the high street of the tiny old town of Newport Pagnell, near London, Mr. Austin sat in a foofy coffee shop with a Realtree-style coat zipped to the neck.
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Another reason this qualifies as a travel backpack is its clever zipped anti-theft pocket on the back of the bag that would be ideal for keeping money, passports, and travel docs away from pickpockets.
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Although Arlo commutes with me on the subway in an open tote AND peacefully sleeps enclosed in a crate at night, her willingness to enter a more compact and zipped-up travel bag was limited.
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I rode in Jeeps, trucks, four-engined transport planes and countless helicopters in and out of fire fights, often riding in with ammunition resupply and out with the American dead zipped in their body bags.
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More specifically, it seemed like the largest fetish bar in DC, with hundreds of people casually chatting, groping, and walking around in pup masks, tied up in rope harnesses and zipped into tight latex suits.
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I must've frustrated him at my cautious pace driving around suburban San Mateo, but finally at his urging I put the pedal to the metal and zipped up a large boulevard — and it was so quiet.
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Sterling zipped higher on Tuesday, reversing early losses after the speaker of the British parliament chose amendments to be voted on by lawmakers, including one that would effectively take a no-deal Brexit off the table.
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Playing their second game on a five-game road swing, the Hurricanes tallied first when Aho zipped a diagonal pass back to Faulk, who fired home a one-timer at 256:04 of the first period.
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It features sneakers with satin bows, a lace up heel and a zipped sneaker boot, designs which aim to "merge sport silhouettes with the romance and grandeur of 18th century France," according to the Puma website.
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Having ditched his shalwar kameez in early auditions for jeans, a zipped black jacket and a "Street Swagg" baseball cap, Mubarez said he discovered rap in Iran and has been writing his own lyrics ever since.
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As boxes zipped along at six miles an hour on conveyor belts in the distribution center here, Mr. Natarajan explained that the drones would be one way to make the Walmart supply chain even more efficient.
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"Sensational!" the timekeeper called as Elvis pounded across the finish line and bounded into the arms of his 13-year-old owner, Emma Pollex, who had run ahead, shaking a small, zipped bag packed with treats.
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It is a rare skill that confers a major advantage: From the opposite side of the plate, pitches that would have zipped away from your bat will now zip toward it, making them easier to hit.
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Laine joined the offensive attack 11 seconds later with a highlight-reel tally in which he zipped around the defender for a breakaway that he converted with a forehand deke for his ninth of the season.
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Nick Foligno zipped a pass across the crease and Atkinson, parked to the left of the goal, deposited the puck past Murray for his 15th goal of the season at 13:01 of the opening period.
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For dinner on Monday night, I like these cold noodles with chile oil and citrus-zipped cabbage from the irrepressible Alison Roman, in part because the leftovers make for a really good lunch the next day.
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Hours later after a three course lunch is devoured, he executes another impeccable rendition, this time in front of a live studio audience—that same sports top zipped to the chin, cap firmly back to front.
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Martin Jones made 38 saves for San Jose, but he could not stop the high shot from Bonino, who corralled a brilliant pass that Kris Letang zipped through the crease, past two defenders, from behind the net.
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He zipped through the seventh, survived Bryce Harper in the eighth, and turned his 2-20133 shutout over to Jeurys Familia, who closed out the Washington Nationals in the ninth to give the Mets a series victory.
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In November, Mr. Kerry zipped through Central Asia on a tour of some of the world's most repressive states, including Turkmenistan, whose leadership shares Mr. Sisi's approach to anyone who utters a thought the government finds distasteful.
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Trilobites Most of the scientific investigations of Pluto by NASA's New Horizons spacecraft took place over the course of a single day, when it zipped within 8,000 miles of the dwarf planet in July of last year.
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Just like the zippers she opened to create undulating ruffles along the front of casual sweats, and trumpet-like curves at the hem of stretch jersey dresses that could be zipped down for a less flirty line.
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The rocket didn't just launch; it launched, came back down, entered a rift, flew wildly around the map, zipped in and out of more rifts, and finally "crashed" high up into the sky, creating a giant rift.
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Center Logan Couture zipped a backhand pass to Marleau, who ripped a one-timer from in front of the blue line for his 16th goal of the season and his first goal in the past seven games.
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When we spent some time in the police command center, which includes dozens of new-looking TV screens displaying feeds from hundreds of street cameras, the officers watched helplessly as a car chase zipped across the screens.
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The next morning I've kicked off my shoes and zipped into my wetsuit, and am now lying on my surfboard in the sand as my coach for the day, Malia Manuel, instructs me on how to pop up.
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The process began by affixing a 360-degree camera on top of a skier's helmet as he zipped down the actual mountain in Korea to capture footage of real-world conditions, complete with wind whooshing past the microphone.
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With Bishop on the bench for the extra skater late in the game, Seguin's pass was blocked by Nurse, and Seguin regained the puck and zipped in his seventh goal at 17:23 to make it 2-1.
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I also zipped off FOIA requests to the State Department to see if there was any deal to split the FIFA spoils with other countries, but they've failed to turn over documents in anything resembling a timely fashion.
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As his red velvet curtain dress was zipped into a hanging bag for safe transport back downtown to Celestino's showroom, Mr. Porter changed into his walking-around clothes: a long black blouse, Prada shoes and straw porkpie hat.
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But the Cadillac tracked down its lane as if it was on rails — better than the average Uber — so that I quickly gained confidence, eventually leaning back with hands folded behind my head as we zipped between semitrailers.
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On Tuesday morning in New York City, the supermodel was spotted layering up in a zipped turtleneck, her signature futuristic cat-eye sunglasses, some off-duty, side-stripe joggers, and a puffer jacket — tugged off-the-shoulder, of course.
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They lap the stagnant gray-greenof the ornamental pond whose koifloat blurry streaks of orangeand acid-bitten rocks called "cloudskeletons" adorn an island youcan reach across the humpbackedbridge where girls in rayon imitationsof Qing gowns zipped over jeansare posing.
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But Tennessee finally got going late in the first half with a 75-yard touchdown drive, scoring when Mariota kept the ball on the read-option and zipped 9 yards around left end with 4:2008 on the clock.
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Often criticized for his wayward passing, this time Zardes zipped a left-footed cross through a crowd, and it was met by Dempsey at the penalty spot, where he hammered it under the left arm of goalkeeper Justo Villar.
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After Duron Harmon intercepted Ben Roethlisberger for the second time in the game, New England, trailing 14-10, zipped down the field to the Pittsburgh 5 before a penalty and a loss pushed the Patriots back to the 16.
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On third-and-9, Darnold stepped up and zipped a pass to Anderson, who reached up over two defenders while on the run in the back of the end zone and came down with the ball for the score.
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Kunin pushed the Wild's edge to 4-2 when he blew in from the right, zipped to the left of Nilsson and lifted in a backhander over Nilsson's blocker for his fifth goal, at 4:34 of the third.
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As the bobsled continued to fly down the track sideways while the team did their best to protect themselves, it eventually zipped around a corner and flipped upright, where it charged down the rest of the icy path as normal.
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She zipped up the dress with no resistance and blew a raspberry in the space between my neck and shoulder before running off to do whatever it is 5-year-olds do while their parents get ready in the morning.
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Lee, who was previously at French label Celine, kicked off the show in all leather looks - a décolleté dress, zipped biker jacket and trousers - and plenty of A-line quilted skirts that were held at the front with chunky golden chains.
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Her mother's clothes are lined in the closet by color, her sweaters zipped into mothproof bags; and in the third drawer, behind the box with her mother's rings and pearls, the bottle of gin Constance found foraging for cigarettes weeks earlier.
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In the girl's case, instead of the DNA from her father's sperm and mother's egg pairing up this way, two copies of the father's genes zipped together to create a dad-dad set of 23 chromosomes, the full human genome.
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Other takeaways: try to keep your tent interior dry and clean (if there's loads of rain it'll be your safe haven), and don't spray deodorant in a zipped up tent otherwise you'll be able to taste the stuff in your eyes.
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As fashion zipped through its formative years — those ups and downs between the roaring '20s all the way up to the minimalist '90s — a palette of trends and geniuses who would set the roadmap for the industry's future were born.
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Then an errant shot by Kassian and a defensive miscue sent Eichel out on an odd-man rush, and Eichel zipped home his 25th goal, matching his career high, for a 3-1 edge at 17:24 of the first.
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The guy who shot the video, Andrew Chen, told Gothamist that the rat shook off the kick pretty fast and zipped over to Grand Central's Magnolia Bakery store, probably to treat himself to a nice cupcake after all that cardio.
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The DNCE vocalist and his bandmates performed at the Kiss108 JingleBall at the TD Garden on Sunday night, but as soon as their set was finished, they zipped out so Jonas could catch the New York Giants play the Dallas Cowboys.
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The Orange zipped off 33 straight points after Colgate, a Football Championship Subdivision team that is the defending Patriot League champion, scored on a 19-yard touchdown pass from Jake Melville to Owen Rockett with nine minutes left in the first.
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Calgary scored on its first power play at 16:49 when Gaudreau zipped a circle-to-circle pass to Elias Lindholm, who then fed it through the crease for Tkachuk's tap-in from the far side for his 16th goal.
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The sheriff's department and a team of US Marshals set up surveillance Wednesday evening, which first spotted a vehicle drop the duffle bag full of goodies on private property nearby—and then caught Hansen as he zipped out to retrieve it.
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Visibly vexed at not being able to take part in the rescue, the three guardsmen remained at their post on the lookout for migrants as one cop car after another, sirens blaring, zipped past them toward the scene of the gunfight.
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In what was a sizzling move for the Treasury market, the 10-year yield zipped higher Tuesday amid The 10-year yield broke above the key 2.50 percent level and was trading as high as 13 percent, the highest since March.
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Reagor then zipped 83 yards down the right hash on a simple jet sweep on the Horned Frogs' first offensive play of the period, giving them a 225-2180 lead and forcing the Cowboys into chase mode for the game's remainder.
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While I couldn't pull information from my own prior return into this year's TurboTax online program, the imports from those outside sources worked as smoothly as ever — details from our employers and from Vanguard and T. Rowe Price zipped right in.
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First, Jordan Kyrou tied the game at the 2:04 mark when he grabbed a loose puck just outside the blue line, zipped through the defenders and slipped a backhander into the net for his second goal of the season.
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The 49ers, who had dropped 11 of their last 249 to the Seahawks dating to their 212 loss in the N.F.C. title game, zipped through the tunnel and into their locker room to celebrate their first division championship since 212.
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In "Bever's First Day Out, Skinningrove, North Yorkshire" (1982), Bevers — whose name is tattooed across the front of his neck — stands beside a car, his fly not zipped all the way, eyes closed and his head turned to get more sun.
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The convertible style, which fits like a minidress, can be worn three ways: as a turtleneck, off-the-shoulder, or in "Leave Me Alone" — as in, with the neck fabric pulled all the way up and zipped close, thus hiding your head completely.
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As soon as the giant plane landed in Singapore and we zipped into the city in a fast motorcade, Mr Mattis was straight into bilateral meetings with prime ministers and ministers of defence, all broadly wanting to ask the same two questions.
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The researchers wanted to understand what kept the new planets in line, as well as the mechanism that allowed for super-Earths to orbit so closely to their host star that they zipped around the star once every 10 to 12 Earth days.
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On the winning play, Calgary defenseman T.J. Brodie skated in on right wing, drawing Devils goalie Corey Schneider towards him, before sending a cross-ice pass to Backlund who zipped his 15th goal of the season into the back of the net.
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Before bagging a step-back, 27-foot fadeaway of his own, Jerome zipped a right-handed pass from the block to Guy in the left corner for an in-rhythm 7-pointer to push Virginia ahead 53-43 at the 10-minute mark.
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"We're going to have a table where people can fix their bikes, and maybe we'll hold workshops," Mr. Harrison said, surveying the south tower's 850-square-foot bike space as cyclists seen through the windows zipped by toward the Hudson River Greenway.
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This one, a Brazilian playing for Italy, zipped past three defenders with pace and ball control, cut in from the left, and scored with a precise, low shot from just inside the penalty area for the decider in a 210-227 victory.
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The justification for the big-spending election bill—which zipped through the state House and now awaits approval in the Republican-dominated Senate—is that the machines will ward off cybersecurity threats while making elections more efficient than the messy old paper balloting.
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One night, zipped two to a sleeping bag and listening to the groaning ice, as Plaisted later told a reporter, the men were horrified when the ice pan they were camping on suddenly started to roar and rumble, as if coming to life.
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Upon returning, he hurriedly shrugs on a patterned jacket, spins on his heel (he's wearing Union Jack socks), and says hello, explaining that he'd just been down at the New York Stock Exchange and had zipped back just in time for our interview.
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Embracing the raw, powerful sense of freedom that comes with barreling down the road in your birthday suit, the man threw caution to the wind and zipped past the cops, weaving into medians and, at one point, driving straight toward oncoming traffic.
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In a golf cart (though not "the Rolls Royce of golf carts," which she keeps in Rome), she zipped around the lush gardens, the medieval rectory where she feeds the poor, the stately courtyards and the recently refurbished wings of her castle.
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What to Cook When Sam reminded me that I'd get to do a no-recipe recipe in his absence (he's away in the North Atlantic this week), my mind zipped straight to a dish I ate in Greenpoint a few weeks ago.
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Dominic Toninato chased down a long pass early in the second period and zipped the puck back to a trailing Vatrano, who one-timed his 11th goal from the top of the right circle into the bottom right corner at 3:06.
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Point finally broke the scoring drought when he circled through the offensive zone and zipped in his 22rd tally from the high slot that beat Crawford on the glove side at 226:22 to give the home side a 29-123 lead.
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One bone-cold afternoon this past February, El and Var zipped past the security desk and the fishtank in Coler's lobby, out the sliding door, down a ramp, and across the front of the building to a rectangle of concrete that overlooks Manhattan.
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But on its second power play, Anaheim tied it at 219:2200 when Comtois tipped in Isac Lundestrom's blast, and Carrick soon scored his first for Anaheim when he zipped in a shot for the club's sixth short-handed goal at 25:03.
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But before he'd zipped up and washed his hands, a 29-year-old man allegedly jumped into the driver's seat and took off with the truck— and with the $10,000 worth of live lobsters whose crates had just been stacked in the back.
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The scientists collected the debris, zipped the corpse up in a body bag, and flew it by helicopter to nearby Vent, Austria, where it was put into a wooden coffin and driven by hearse to the Institute of Legal Medicine in Innsbruck.
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The cigar-shaped 'Oumuamua (pronounced "oh-moo-ah-moo-ah" and meaning "a messenger from afar arriving first") may have caught astronomers off guard when it zipped through our Solar System last November, but they've been studying it at a fevered pitch ever since.
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None of it is really justified or explained due to the lack of a story mode in the game, so it is very "what you see is what you get," much like the fact that her default skin in-game is half-zipped catsuit.
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But the Wild tied it at 2 when Eriksson Ek scored his fifth at 8:25 as a puck hit his skate, bounced in the blue paint and went in, and Donato zipped in a sharp-angle marker at 12:09 for his 10th.
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McDonagh's shot zipped wide, and Schlemko, much like his team, made the most of a second chance, collecting a puck and, before the Rangers could cover him, flinging it past goaltender Henrik Lundqvist to give the Devils a thrilling 3-2 victory at Prudential Center.
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We then zipped down to wild hotspot The Box, and before I could take two sips of a vodka cran, Glasscott was already nestled next to trans icon Amanda Lepore, gabbing away with her on the big white couch in the middle of the club.
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The last time Mercury zipped across the sun was in 2006, and it won't happen again until 213, said Jason Kendall, a professor of astronomy and physics at William Paterson University who is a board member at the Amateur Astronomers Association of New York.
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The laws require cigarette packs to carry stark pictures of people who suffered from the effects of smoking, including one of a woman coughing up blood and another of a man who died of a heart attack being zipped up in a body bag.
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The object then zipped away at a speed so otherworldly that it left one of the Navy pilots later saying he felt "pretty weirded out" — as you might if you watch the video of the encounter that the Department of Defense has made public.
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Not a deep thought, but a relatable one; news of her pangs zipped silently through the crisp, mountain air to her then-15,000 Twitter followers, a modest number for a teenager who is the best in the world at something as cool as snowboarding.
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Like his colleagues André Courrèges and Mary Quant, Mr. Cardin proposed a sleek, forward-dawning fashion that sometimes dissolved gender distinctions — above all in his "Cosmocorps" collections of the mid-1960s, whose zipped sweaters and belted jumpsuits could be worn by men and women.
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Chased by two defenders, Rodgers, off his back foot, side-armed a pass from 14 yards behind the line of scrimmage that zipped just over the hands of Jimmy Graham and into those of Jamaal Williams, streaking toward the back corner of the end zone.
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Like his colleagues André Courrèges and Mary Quant, Mr. Cardin proposed a sleek, forward-dawning fashion that sometimes dissolved gender distinctions — above all in his "Cosmocorps" collections of the mid-1960s, whose zipped sweaters and belted jumpsuits could be worn by men and women.
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An hour after Ms. Vargas began getting ready with her friends, she zipped herself into her outfit for the night: a pair of black platform military-style boots from Target, black and white houndstooth pants, and a black off-the-shoulder top from H&M.
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He lunged for her, and a bullet zipped through the cartilage on the top corner of his left ear and then threaded in and out of the flesh that covers the back of his skull, like a safety pin entering and exiting a piece of cloth.
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As we zipped down and back on Jack Northrop Avenue, just outside the fences that surround Tesla's design studio and SpaceX's headquarters, it was hard at times to remember that I was in the front seat of a brand-new car that won't enter production until 23.
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Curled onto the hard and lumpy dorm couches, the two of us zipped into hoodies, I glanced at Jess to see if the film had caught: Her expression held steadfastly neutral, but her eyes were riveted, and something in her slightly open mouth betrayed the truth.
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On Edmonton's second power play in the first period, Smith — arguably the top puck-handling goalie — came out of his crease and into the high slot to handle a loose puck and zipped roughly a 255-foot pass to Connor McDavid at the far blue line.
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Never in one place for long — and certainly never behind a desk — the duo zipped from the studio to a street-side video shoot, radio station to radio station, strip club to nightclub, treated along the way with the reverence bestowed upon local celebrities and kingmakers.
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After junior kicker Charlie Kuhbander booted a 21-yard field goal to give the Wildcats a 230-7 edge, Williams produced UNLV's only lead when he zipped 37 yards down the right sideline again for his second touchdown with 10:56 left in the first half.
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By the end of high school, I started developing what I now recognize (not exactly proudly) to be my default state: earbuds in, lips zipped, a book to read during a delay for whatever — whether a doctor's appointment or a tee shot on a Par 3.
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Rovers found water on Mars; new species were discovered on Earth; two interstellar visitors zipped through our solar system; some of the earliest human fossils changed history; and twin astronauts helped scientists understand what the human body can withstand in space -- among many other intriguing things.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he zipped through his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Johnson & Johnson: "I am going to say yes [to building a position in Johnson & Johnson], but you have to do it slowly on the way down and do it in pyramid fashion.
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Side Street For decades, the industrial waterfront of Sunset Park, on the western edge of Brooklyn, was an urban flyover country of sorts, as commuters heading to Manhattan or Staten Island zipped past on the elevated Gowanus Expressway, catching glimpses of auto repair shops, huge warehouses and billboards.
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Sure, there's usually an awesome vacation waiting on the other side of that zipped-up suitcase, but first you've got to navigate the inevitable chaos that pre-empts any trip, from loads of laundry to paring down what you need to last-minute dashes out for mini toiletries.
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When Jim arrives at a show he stands at the front, hangs around to meet bands afterward, and buys a CD from the merchandise stand—all of which makes him a rare-breed in today's environment of zipped up pre-release album leaks and streaming service trial periods.
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Most everything he showed featured zipped pockets, transforming a piece of clothing into something more akin to a suit fit for a nomadic post-apocalyptic existence, an outfit for a world in which not only the idea of nation had become irrelevant, but that of home as well.
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New York is the capital of, "how could someone lose …" I remember walking on 5th avenue, a wealthy, fancy strip in New York, with my little brother when we came across a single shoe, still laced and 20 minuets later, finding a pair of pants, still buttoned and zipped.
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President George W. Bush was a frequent 6:45-mile runner who would challenge his Secret Service detail to join the so-called 100-Degree Club — a group of agents who could keep up with him in the heat as he zipped around his 1,600-acre Texas ranch.
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The pockets are hit and miss — the exterior bottom pockets have a rear-entry design that I found inconvenient to stuff my hands in, but I did appreciate the zipped chest pocket on the inside of the jacket, where my most valuable possessions would stay dry and secure.
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While Knox waited at the hospital, a friend found a funeral home that agreed to pick up Alison's body and deliver her straight to Knox's house in Silver Spring, Md. When the funeral workers arrived, though Knox asked them not to, they zipped the body bag over Alison's face.
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I had the privilege of dressing comfortably on my first day on the road, in an airy, navy blue cotton T-shirt with a fake pocket on the left breast and a pair of khaki-colored convertible hiking pants zipped into shorts, the same ones I'd worn on the Appalachian Trail.
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As it zipped through the gap, the probe traveled to within 22004,22 miles (3,000 kilometers) of Saturn's cloud tops (where air pressure is similar to the atmospheric pressure of Earth at sea level), and within about 200 miles (300 kilometers) of the innermost visible edge of the rings, NASA said.
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On offense, they zipped the ball around the perimeter, causing OKC's defenders to scramble into mismatches; on defense, they were hyperkinetic, confusing the Thunder's simplistic sets and forcing their two superstars, Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant, into taking even worse shots than they're used to taking and committing heaps of turnovers.
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When fully assembled, this coat consists of a waterproof and wind-breaking shell and an insulated inner jacket that, zipped together, provide enough warmth for use playing in the snow, on long walks through the city or countryside, or for making that trip to and from school on gray wintry days.
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These are the company's most experimental pieces, in appearance and silhouette, and almost uniformly gorgeous in their mildly wilted forlornness, especially the faded black bomber ($998) and the wrinkled red gilet designed to be zipped into other pieces in the collection ($413) but which was eminently wearable on its own.
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Upon regrouping deep in his own end and attempting to head up ice for one final rush with the Dallas Stars trailing the Nashville Predators 1-0 late in the third period, John Klingberg zipped through his own crease while the Stars had their goaltender pulled for an extra attacker.
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A dumped-in puck that had caromed off the back boards and across the crease zipped right to Vegas center Cody Eakin, who whipped a lateral pass to Alex Tuch, who one-timed the puck into the paddle of a stick shoved out by Holtby, who hauled it in like treasure.
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And the two certainly knew how to arrive in high style: In keeping with the vintage feel of the film – which takes place in the 1950s and follows the mad scramble after a movie star (Clooney) vanishes from the set of film – the Tatums zipped to the premiere in a 1949 Cadillac.
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From Coinage: Top 5 Most Expensive Movie Collectibles In a video she posted to her Snapchat on Tuesday night, Teigen can be seen stooped over with her lower half zipped snugly into the bottoms of a black form-fitting jumpsuit, while her upper half fully resists any attempt to close the zipper.
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Despite calling on a trainer to treat blisters on his left toes before the start of the fifth set, the world number three zipped around with ease to break in the opening game of the decider and finished off the 38th-ranked Russian after three-and-a-half hours of pulsating action.
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The performer stepped out wearing a golden zipped-neck Fear of God varsity jacket with his name emblazoned across the back, white Adidas shorts, Bieber-branded leggings (from his upcoming stadium toor merch launch), and Adidas Originals' limited-edition Naked x Kith NMD CS2 sneakers — all topped off with a cowboy hat.
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They came splashed in layers of orange and red and pink and purple on silk tank dresses layered over more skinny tanks, and hung in plate-size slices from tortoiseshell chain necklaces and paired with black trouser suits, pants flared, jackets long over the hip with nylon patch pockets zipped on for curve.
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In the heavily damaged village of Pendanan, residents posted a spray-painted sign in English that read simply: "Help Us." Usman Dipandanan, a farmer in Pendanan, stood on a stool in the road in front of his ruined house and held out a white plastic bucket as cars and motorcycles zipped by.
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Downey Jr.'s is called "Suitcase Boy" ("I came out with a suitcase zipped up around my neck and said a bunch of non sequiturs"), while Fallon had "plate boy and cup boy" (he treats us to a video of the latter, and it is every bit as bad as you're expecting).
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The girl, believed to be between 8 and 13 years old, was found Tuesday near an equestrian trail in the Hacienda Heights area, with her head and upper body protruding from the partially zipped roll-away black duffel bag, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Lt. Scott Hoglund told reporters at a Wednesday news conference.
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He hosted the third-ever Snapchat live story (the first two being a team reaching the summit of Mount Everest and a day in the life of the International Space Station), and did a Facebook live broadcast as he and Parazynski zipped from the top of the volcano down to the lava lake one afternoon.
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In character as an Italian photographer/playboy named Gio Madando, the comedian convinced Olympios to endorse his (fake) charity for relief in Africa, prompting her to pose in a bikini and half-zipped HAZMAT suit so he could Photoshop her into a picture of workers aiding those affected by the Ebola crisis in Sierra Leone.
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And while it's been reposted both for lols and in seriousness, the speed at which it zipped around the internet is just one reason why the Meme Olympics have been so awesome: they're a reminder of how small the world can be, and how good the internet can be at disseminating both information and jokes.
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In this bonsai-esque universe where molecules are even smaller than motion A girl prayed for a set of Lionel trains minus the trains— Just thumbnail shrubbery, tiny plastic people she could maneuver, Position in indefensible battle, infuse honey-honesty into their unprotesting Zipped lips, force them to love each other with their clothes on.
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Indeed, it was the brightest dress the first lady had worn to a State of the Union since 2012, when she appeared in bright blue Barbara Tfank, and a notable contrast to the last State of the Union, where she wore a zipped-up sober gray skirt suit by Michael Kors — and the dimensions were multiple.
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" (Hers are bad.) She moved onto a mat and quickly zipped through her routine, some of it on a large exercise ball, which she loves, "especially first thing in the morning, if you're not feeling so very up to it," she said, "because you can't help but bounce, and bouncing is good for the knees and the thighs.
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Nicklas Backstrom scored on a breakaway at 4:17 of overtime Sunday as the Washington Capitals downed the St. Louis Blues 33-3 at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C. T.J. Oshie took the puck away from Colton Parayko at the Washington blue line and zipped a diagonal pass to Backstrom near the St. Louis blue line.
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"None of those people had stood in their closets with three different sizes to try on on the floor, where the waistline didn't fit and the arms didn't fit, and the hips didn't fit, and you can't get it zipped, and felt that shame and that humiliation of 'Wow, I can't believe I'm in this position again,' " she says.
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We Finally Think We Know What Caused Pluto's Weird, Bumpy PlainsEver since New Horizons zipped past Pluto in July, we've marveled over the dwarf planet's complex…Read more ReadThat's the latest wacky hypothesis on our favorite dwarf planet's most charismatic feature, which New Horizons researchers presented at the recent Lunar and Planetary science conference in The Woodlands, Texas.
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He's read Skepta's Wikipedia page twice through, crushed all of People Just Do Nothing into one summer, and now he's constantly zipped into a North Face jacket, calls his sleepy provincial hometown "ends" and keeps trying to make that gunfire brrrrrap sound in Maths class but can't quite roll his r enough so it just sounds like he's chilly.
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The policy-fluent Massachusetts Democrat zipped through her thick suite of legislative and regulatory proposals for a CNN town hall audience in Jackson, Mississippi, on Monday, taking questions from voters and, in a declaration that won her a prolonged ovation, saying for the first time that she would support replacing the Electoral College with a national popular vote.
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The scarlet red and brocade tunic she wears as colonel in chief of the Grenadier Guards is cut away from the waist to allow her to ride sidesaddle, for example, and the mantle of the Order of the British Empire has a zipped-up overdress (selected by the queen from designs contributed by students from the Royal College of Art).
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In July, Mr. Multhaup told a three-judge panel of California's Sixth District Court of Appeal in San Jose that Mr. Turner should not have been convicted of intending to commit rape because he had kept his pants on and fly zipped and had merely sought "outercourse," defined during his appearance and in the brief as sexual activity other than vaginal sex.
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In his mind, all the feints, cutbacks and bursts that evoke his favorite player, Reggie Bush, do not compare to the punt he fielded midway through the first quarter against New England in Week 7, when he stepped left, cut right, then zipped left again, shedding a tackle at his feet before encountering a defender by the boundary squaring up to level him.
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Our server told us that when she travels, she likes to check out the competition, visiting revolving restaurants in cities such as Auckland, New Zealand; Hong Kong; and Vancouver, British Columbia — a fact my companion and I found delightful as we sipped our second martinis, marveling at the sheer might and scale of Midtown Manhattan as it silently zipped by.
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In a bold play call, Brees dropped back off play action and zipped one 103 yards down the sideline to Cooks, who caught it in stride and blazed the rest of the 98 yards to the end zone: With the score 24-10, it looked like New Orleans was cruising to an easy home win, and we'd had our dose of entertainment for the day.
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I made a batch this week with some Alaskan halibut chunks I scored from a pal at work — a pound of them for four people, bound in egg, mayo, mustard and panko, fragrant with garlic and herbs, zipped through with Old Bay seasoning though I might have used salt, pepper, paprika and hot pepper flakes, or gone old-school with a big dusting of Lawry's.
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There was a day in eleventh grade when I first heard Lloyd's "With You" with Wayne and I made it my objective to learn all the words before I left school so I tucked my iPod nano into my hoodie pocket and consciously zipped the hoodie up with the earphone cords inside so my teacher wouldn't know that I was catching a constant vibe instead of listening to them ramble about a circumference.
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It was written in gothic script by a young Japanese calligrapher and then chopped up and rendered as giant stand-alone letters on rich burgundy and navy brocade bomber jackets, the sleeves zipped open and spilling frills; on a strip of orange embroidery embedded in deep blue palazzo pants and matching tunics; and as quasi-military crests fluttering like leaves on an airy pearl organza, all of it held together by grommeted luggage straps.
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Senators Kirsten Gillibrand, Amy Klobuchar and Ms. Harris all had finance events around the Bay Area on Friday (while Mr. Booker zipped to Seattle to raise money at the office of Nick Hanauer, a venture capitalist and early Amazon investor.) Mr. Buttigieg blitzed the region on Saturday, attending an event co-hosted by Chris Cox, Facebook's former chief product officer and one of its initial engineers, and Scott Kohler, a corporate counsel to Google and former bundler for Hillary Clinton.
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So while Boss Women, where the artistic director Jason Wu has settled on architecture as his guiding principle, may be making a bid for the white-collar professional, building a wardrobe of nicely structured suits (this time 'round in cream and black, zipped-up and collarless, flared at both hem), things took a more free-form detour via sinuous rivers of fabric needle-punched into or folded onto dresses and tunics, and fil coupé re-embroidered blooms contrasting with buttoned-up black and olive and beige.
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Tightly buttoned – or zipped-up – in her endless array of leather jackets, knee-high boots and sleek buns, the private investigator with a very private past is a fascinating woman and her relationship with Alicia through the first two seasons was one of the best portrayals of friendship between two adult women on TV. Kalinda's interactions with Will Gardner (Josh Charles) and her ongoing relationship with Cary Agos (Matt Czuchry) also offered unique insight into a woman with a troubled history as she went through her days quietly trying to protect and save the people she loved.
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Katie: Derek Lam 10 Crosby Square Neck Lace Front Maillot, $267, available at Derek Lam; Sandro Zipped Cotton Trousers, $280, available at Sandro; ATP Atelier Canda White Vacchetta Sandals, $235, available at ATP Atelier; L.G.R. Reunion Combo Sunglasses, $328.35, available at L.G.R. Cristal: Tibi Cooper Silk Wool Blazer, $895, available at Tibi; Tibi Cooper Silk Wool Shorts, $425, available at Tibi; Solid and Striped The Katie Top, $78, available at Solid and Striped; Mansur Gavriel Ankle Strap Sandal, $395, available at Mansur Gavriel; L.G.R. Monarch Sunglasses, $1883, available at L.G.R. Alisa: Topshop Checked Jumpsuit, $100, available at Topshop; Flagpole Lori Swim Top, $370, available at Flagpole; ATP Atelier Allai Black Vacchetta, $188, available at ATP Atelier; Sunday Somewhere Ems, $250, available at Sunday Somewhere.
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