"It awakened something in me that needed to be awakened," he told the news outlet.
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Her comp screen filled with several hundred links to vids and articles about awakened, or nearly awakened, AI that had been summarily executed by humanity and their networked zombie intelligences.
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Meyer, 72, says that he was awakened around 5 a.m.
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We need to be awakened to that energy in women.
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But let's go back to our newly awakened debate watcher.
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But Twitter user Taran Stokoe was awakened at 8 a.m.
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The concerts at Awakened Futures bordered on musical guided meditation.
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The concerts at Awakened Futures bordered on musical guided meditation.
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Chiapas hit hard Gonazalo Segundo was awakened by the shaking.
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The neighbor, Loretta Fleming, was awakened just after 5 a.m.
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The other resident had been sleeping and was not awakened.
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Yet it has also awakened a new level of understanding.
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In the wake of the election, I was awakened politically.
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Kirili remembers being awakened as a child by unexpected music.
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The law followed in a sense what narrative awakened first.
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Early the next morning, she was awakened by another call.
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This awakened convert sends his special salute to Mr. Brooks.
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Tran Ngoc Hue was awakened by the sound of fireworks.
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Dolores, awakened to this possibility, wants to get a weapon.
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He added that the generation has "awakened now" to participation.
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Do you feel calmer, more focused, more present, more awakened?
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She had just awakened safely after a total hip replacement.
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The first officer said he had been awakened at 4 a.m.
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It awakened many to the very concept of a school shooting.
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However, it also awakened in me an uncomfortable feeling of solidarity.
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He awakened from the coma in June 2014 and was released.
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When he roughs someone up, that 'feeling of hunger' is awakened.
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Marya Columbia was awakened by her husband just before 9 a.m.
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The journey awakened a spirit of exploration that he wasn't expecting.
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One night at Marco's apartment, she was awakened by loud knocking.
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This campaign has awakened something fundamental in this country and ourselves.
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Now he feels like Sleeping Beauty, awakened from a needle dream.
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Woods, buckled into the driver's seat, was awakened by the officer.
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But here, awakened and at her wedding, she has become majestic.
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Ignore them at the peril of your now thoroughly awakened conscience.
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Charleston: One city, two racially charged trials 'Awakened' by Trayvon Martin case.
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Pao talks about being awakened to the benefits of a religious perspective.
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"Tucker has clearly become the fully awakened White man," the story reads.
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The philanthropist said "dark forces" had been "awakened" by the recent election.
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" Best thing Trump has done: "He's awakened the sleeping giant: Middle America.
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But I hope we don't have to get awakened by their use.
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Though Headley has awakened at the plate of late — he is hitting .
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"Awakened and evacuated by the amazing alert system from #lafd #Grateful #GettyFire."
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Did you feel like your college experience awakened your awareness to microaggressions?
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Something profane has been awakened within me ever since seeing this show.
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That is when Barkley and the rest of the Bears' offense awakened.
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"We must do something to stop this tragedy!" the newly awakened shout.
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You might say that, once awakened, our craze for them never died.
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Ms. Hayes, 693, who is blind, was awakened at 3:30 a.m.
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Instead, his imprisonment awakened a new sense of the preciousness of freedom.
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It happens in response to awakened consciences about the violence of imprisonment.
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My mind and body, awakened from their torpor, felt invigorated, healthy, alive.
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"The threat to Internet freedom has awakened a sleeping giant," Pai wrote.
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But the Six-Day War in Israel in 1967 awakened their ethnic consciousness.
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The Girl Was Awakened by Gunshots The shooting happened shortly before 3 a.m.
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It also (gasp!) lacks a "Home" button, and is awakened by gestures instead.
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And something inside of you is awakened that you didn't know was there.
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Like many a baby boomer, the Vietnam War awakened the activist within Stein.
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During a thunderstorm two years ago, Rebecca Roach was awakened at 3 a.m.
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In the past two months, Catalan nationalism has awakened its dormant Spanish counterpart.
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The frenzy, though, awakened interest in another aspect of the currency: Bitcoin mining.
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Like the others, she had gone to bed human and awakened a bug.
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You could be a person who wasn't awakened to the world around you.
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We have awakened to the tragedy of another mass shooting in our nation.
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Memories started coming back, as if I had awakened from a deep sleep.
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Palin reanimated the anti-Eastern spirit of the frontier first awakened by Jackson.
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But something awakened in me last year, upon playing Doom (the 2016 project).
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Prisoners, often awakened by the morning heat, hoped for cooling rain after nightfall.
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Once awakened well before morning, many people have difficulty falling back to sleep.
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That moment forever awakened in me a love of travel, art and history.
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The fasting and prayer of Ramadan are, in part, undertaken to be awakened.
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Japan's politicians fell in line quickly Monday as they awakened to Bach's move.
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"We went to a piece about 100 years ago, and then awakened," she said.
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So in theory they could be awakened at any time, at the master's signal.
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But there is no question the election awakened waves of bigotry around the country.
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At four o'clock, I was awakened by three distinct knocks on my bedroom door.
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"Biggest Loser awakened my inner athlete, and I lost touch with that," says Poueu.
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He explained his position with a handy video: You've awakened a sleeping moose, Europe.
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That photo of Corden kissing Spicer has awakened peak 2010 levels of Corden hate.
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But Trump's election has awakened the nerdy set to a kind of inchoate activism.
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O'Rourke should be pleased with the fact that he has awakened the state's Democrats.
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"I saw Virginia Tech as a sleeping giant that could be awakened," he said.
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The report said Woods had to be awakened and that his speech was slurred.
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Kanter told OTL host Bob Ley that he was awakened at 2:30 a.m.
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Yes, I think that was the first time I was truly awakened in politics.
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He was awakened in the early morning and told to go to the auditorium.
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According to the camp's online handbook, inmates are awakened each day at 5 a.m.
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She says she was once awakened by a jail staff member touching her breast.
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Ms. Ray is awakened, however, by honking from traffic exiting the Madison Avenue Bridge.
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Mr. Ambrose said that he and his wife were awakened at about 6 a.m.
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Like so many of us my age, I was awakened by the 19th century!
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He fell asleep quickly, only to be awakened after midnight by his phone's ringtone.
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I think that has been awakened, and I see a revival of civic life.
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I spent every day with her, and watched as she slowly awakened to the world.
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He has also built a nascent following awakened to his politics since Mr. Sanders's run.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - An elite group of hedge fund managers must have awakened on Jan.
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They were awakened at midnight by the stable's assistant trainer pounding on their bedroom window.
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One night, though, after the boys had been put to bed, they were abruptly awakened.
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BUY THE BOOK 'Awakened' Under the station's bright ceiling lights, the shiny silver cars gleam.
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Instead he was awakened by what he thought was someone banging on the front door.
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How can Elizabeth and Philip, now fully awakened to these realities, possibly remain loyal soldiers?
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Boston and New York awakened on Sunday morning to Fahrenheit temperatures in the single digits.
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Trump's aggressive norm breaking has also awakened institutional patriotism across the system — including the judiciary.
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In the days since the storm, the island's residents have awakened to an altered reality.
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Other writers have found an activist prototype for an oppressed man awakened to political consciousness.
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INFERNO Thank goodness Robert Langdon from "The Da Vinci Code" has awakened from his coma.
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Trump's initial actions have shaken and awakened people within the Beltway and around the globe.
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His wife, Kitty, had fallen asleep next to him and was awakened by the shots.
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Aquaria called The Vixen out for being negative, and that awakened the whole fight again.
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Awakened to the range and recklessness of the G.R.U.'s activities, Western governments are retaliating.
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According to Mr. Barrientos's lawsuit, one night a guard awakened him for the 20183 a.m.
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Some of the awakened genes are known to encode proteins that help fix damaged DNA.
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Some Americans in Europe were awakened at night by relatives warning them of the ban.
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What awakened her fierce interest in the world, and her sense of obligation to it?
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On July 20, Rabbi Hayoun, a prominent Conservative rabbi, was awakened at 5:30 a.m.
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"That awakened an appetite in the public psyche to invest in things directly," he said.
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When the brand arrived in the country in the 1950s, it awakened a nationwide infatuation.
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The children awakened with a high-pitch cry in the early morning, many parents said.
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It seems to have awakened an aspect of the town that was beginning to languish.
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That awakened Trump, who had tweeted about drug prices twice in the last six months.
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His agonized screams awakened his wife and two young children, who rushed him to a doctor.
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He had awakened in the middle of the night to his wife, Tina Costello, moving erratically.
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She drank more and more, awakened her cravings for the stronger high of heroin, and relapsed.
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Under their rule, a revolution is formulating, with an awakened AI called Seba as their leader.
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Her curiosity awakened, Newell then turns to a private investigator, who uncovers her husband's criminal record.
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She was awakened about 2911 minutes later by a woman's screams and a barking, whimpering dog.
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According to NASA, the re-awakened thrusters were just as effective as the attitude control thrusters.
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By this point, Ray's masterminded a plan that more or less awakened a stubborn, sleeping giant.
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"In its purest sense, I felt awakened, more compassionate and like my truest self," Stoner wrote.
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"The miracle was that Judy awakened the next morning with a desire to eat," he wrote.
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When she awakened from a nap, her ears felt full and sore, and were ringing loudly.
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It was a clear environmental victory, and awakened the northern First Nations as a political force.
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"We are not there yet but it is important to keep an awakened eye," she added.
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Ty vividly remembered being awakened in the middle of the night by banging below his bedroom.
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No matter what the new technology or idea, the core of this is an awakened public.
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I was sleeping, one night, when I was half awakened by a tickling on my leg.
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The first movie Heneral Luna was a blockbuster hit that awakened the souls of my countrymen.
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She awakened soon after and resumed texting with Rose, little of which she says she remembers.
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The ad shows a woman being awakened by the sound of someone breaking into her home.
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By the time medical personnel arrived, he'd awakened but was disoriented and combative, the report stated.
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When she awakened, Suki was disoriented and angry, Mr. Thomas said, refusing to nurse the baby.
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" The awakened: "These countries have significantly updated their policies and concerns following Russian aggression in Ukraine.
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And now that our citizen power has been awakened, we can never go back to apathy.
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Some said they'd driven hours to get to court and had awakened at 3:30 a.m.
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Even today, when millions of people have awakened to the danger, tens of millions have not.
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During his first few weeks, he said, he was awakened by heavy construction at 7 a.m.
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At 5 o'clock one morning in April 2013, Mr. Buck was awakened by a phone call.
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Diagnosis It was almost dawn when the 19-year-old was awakened by terrible leg pain.
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A blue wave is not expected here, but there are signs of an awakened Democratic Party.
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Early one summer morning, I was awakened by a hammering on the inside of my skull.
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There are still some members of our party who refuse to join the awakened Democratic Party.
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Word was relayed to Green, who was awakened by a phone call at 2:30 a.m.
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The table and the canvas, the piles of paper on the bed, awakened in an instant.
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During this period of greatest pain and loss, I was simultaneously awakened to intense sexual excitement.
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Many times, children are awakened in the process, and watch as a parent is taken away.
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He was suddenly awakened one night gasping for air and feeling like he was being choked.
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All of it awakened Harris to the empowerment that comes from being part of a multitude.
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"A lot of parents have been awakened to the reality of Roundup being everywhere," she said.
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I think he awakened the Reagan democrats, and I think that's really what pushed him to victory.
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Ms. Alice's story awakened something in her — something that resonates with her father's career as a lawyer.
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His wife told CNN on February 9 that Kara-Murza had awakened from a medically induced coma.
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A researcher called Awakened discovered the vulnerability and wrote about it in a blog post last week.
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Today and every day, I pray that your soul is awakened and from your core, you're happy!
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One morning, Khalid Latif was asleep in his bed when he was awakened by two FBI agents.
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Lenny assures Alan he's not in love with her but just awakened to his own inner radical.
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Guests at the golf resort said they were awakened by the sound of gunshots and emergency vehicles.
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Brexit has awakened a new class of voters who had spent most of their political lives dozing.
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She had awakened in total bewilderment, but without fear or anxiety, knowing all was well and good.
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According to Amazon, Alexa only sends your recorded voice to Amazon's servers after you have awakened it.
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It was innocent enough, but if my mom had awakened, I would've been in deep shit… again.
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Between the lines: The film has awakened an otherwise sleepy start to the box office this year.
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She said she had awakened the next morning with a burning sensation and lubricant covering her legs.
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Cecilia awakened from her childhood while she was on holiday in Italy, the summer she turned fifteen.
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"He has awakened in some people an interest in the political process that wasn't there," she said.
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Silent Spring awakened the general public, and sparked the legislation creating the Environmental Protection Agency in 1970.
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The nephew alleged to investigators he fell asleep and was awakened with a kick to his face.
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This included a morning last week, the coach said, when Medvedeva was awakened at 5:30 a.m.
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I'd fallen asleep to the tiny tree frogs' lullaby and awakened to distant cock-a-doodle-doos.
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But as the public has increasingly awakened to its privacy rights, this imperative has generated more friction.
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People such as venture capitalist Rob Stavis have been awakened this cycle after years of relative passivenes.
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Her Charlotte has the aspect, both stunned and energized, of someone abruptly awakened from a narcotized life.
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But he has awakened Americans to the realization that defending our rights is the job of citizens.
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He said he would sleep six hours a night, but might be awakened every hour or two.
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Mr. Onaga's Okinawan patriotism was awakened in college when he went to Tokyo to attend Hosei University.
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And those words awakened something deep inside me — a feeling I thought I had grown out of.
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After the Democrats lost theirs in 1994, President Bill Clinton awakened to the virtues of party-building.
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Back in Shenzhen, the home of Huawei's global headquarters, Joe Kelly was awakened by a phone call.
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Most every ordinary person has, of course, awakened at some time to an angry and embarrassing eruption.
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Or will the increases be too much, thereby pushing the awakened economy into another sleepwalk or worse?
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Residents said they were frightened and disoriented after being awakened by the sounds of helicopters and gunfire.
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Under Pichai's product leadership over the past 15 months, Google looks to have awakened to this reality.
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Most importantly, some of our favorite A-listers awakened this morning to the best news of their lives.
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He awakened a lot of people who had fallen silent and gave them hope for a better future.
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And all of Washington has awakened to the fact that the Russia issue has spiraled beyond anyone's control.
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"I'm full of emotion and jumping up with joy," Thompson told Fox 9 of the moment he awakened.
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For better or worse, he awakened the Cornell fire and brought it to the present to live again.
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What kind of world do you think someone awakened 100 years in the future can expect to inhabit?
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He soon left for Italy as Ms. Springora's book landed like a thunderbolt in a newly awakened France.
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On September 7th people had 86 seconds to leave their homes as alarms awakened residents throughout the city.
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"I cannot believe how much YouTube has awakened me," he says in the trailer video for the channel.
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I awakened suddenly at night, and turned over to see this guy looking at my American Girl dolls.
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"Our generation awakened this longing to rebel against politics," said Nayelez Andino, 18, from the town of Bayamon.
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This occurs when the device is awakened from its "sleep" state, and could exceed more than 100,000 packets.
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But it has awakened people to the fact that there&aposs some rigging going on, even among friends.
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Cacao and nootropics are to Awakened Futures what plastic water bottles and mints are to a business conference.
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Cacao and nootropics are to Awakened Futures what plastic water bottles and mints are to a business conference.
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"Young people are creating ripples and are more politically awakened," said Anusorn Unno, a lecturer at Thammasat University.
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They have won the election and with that win a new spirit has undeniably awakened in the heartland.
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As with "The Chase," it's unclear whether the protagonist has awakened from one dream or entered into another.
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" Sitting alongside his Russian counterpart, Abdulaziz said the talks had "awakened" Riyadh and Moscow to a "new reality.
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European people have been awakened about this situation but most of them are very confused about the situation.
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"Adam's passion for justice and public policy awakened Betsy to a world outside the theater," Ms. Welty said.
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A keening voice rings out and the dancer's arms flutter slightly, as if awakened by its mournful sound.
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These "Palmer Raids" awakened fears of a police state and once again revealed how difficult democracy could be.
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He communicates his enthusiasm effortlessly, so that you leave "Tall" with an awakened intellect and wide-open eyes.
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The brothers hovered over him for much of the night, and he eventually awakened, then passed out again.
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Sunday, Jose Martinez was awakened at home in El Paso with the phone call he had long dreaded.
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Several people have called her "to pass on to me that everyone has been awakened," Ms. Frilot said.
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However, digital assistants are often awakened accidentally, and as such, can end up being privy to sensitive conversations.
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The evictions and economic displacement that have accompanied rising home prices have awakened a long-dormant renters' movement.
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Karen Blok, who lived near the site, said that she was awakened by the sound of the blast.
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Although it was mainly fought in Europe, it awakened many to the scope and diversity of the planet.
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I awakened every day like a child on Christmas, so eager to eat something more exciting than toast.
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The Obama campaign, and then WFP's successful minimum wage campaign, had awakened her to the power of politics.
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What would the political alternatives to Hooverism have looked like when the Depression awakened the country's deepest fears?
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A "deep rumbling" sound followed by massive mountains of mud awakened residents last week when the slides hit.
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But Siad Barre soon turned the country into a police state, awakened clan rivalries and assassinated political opponents.
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"This momentous question, like a fire bell in the night, awakened and filled me with terror," Jefferson wrote.
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He surmised that the guru's consciousness had already been so awakened that drugs were powerless to alter it.
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He awakened an ever-present tendency in ALL humans to reduce each other's beautiful humanity to tweet-length summations.
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Awakened by wailing sirens, people fled homes and campsites in the dead of night and throughout the next day.
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Environmental crusader Ma's work as a young journalist in the 1990s awakened him to the devastation of rampant growth.
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Fighting a war on these three distinct fronts has awakened anxieties inside the Biden campaign and among his supporters.
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I slept very well and was not awakened by any loud music, shouting, or other expected Las Vegas debauchery.
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London might have kept on sleeping had Grace not awakened her after smelling the smoke from her own room.
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And as someone who was awakened from complacency into environmental advocacy through alarm, I see real value in fear.
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"The family of four escaped safely after the mother was awakened by a dog barking," said the video's caption.
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She awakened to find Bundy standing some distance away from her, at which point she was able to flee.
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Just this week, Japanese scientists revealed they'd awakened some ancient wooly mammoth DNA by sticking it into mice embryos.
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When he got there, he had been awakened at home by us, told that he had to get here.
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In one scene a shivering Justine contorts herself under her bed covers, newly awakened to her insatiable blood lust.
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"The success of the Chromebook has awakened sleeping giants," said Tyler Bosmeny, CEO of Clever, an education technology company.
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Rajneesh preached to his followers about the idea of creating awakened people who live in harmony with their surroundings.
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Thousands of red-sided garter snakes have gradually awakened from an eight-month nap in their subterranean limestone lairs.
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Think a harpsichordist must naturally align with an early-music movement that awakened so much interest in his instrument?
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Indeed, Ms. Carey began a recent interview by declaring that she was "really tired" because she had just awakened.
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Dozens of sailors — awakened in one quickly-flooding berth — raced in the dark to escape, as seawater rushed in.
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You feel freshly awakened to the infinite possibilities not only of theater but also of the teeming world beyond.
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A princess needs to be awakened in this play, but little else conforms to the fairy tale's usual plot.
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A wearily resigned wife is awakened by her husband to sexually service a physically repellent but locally powerful guest.
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While we are longtime healthy-food advocates, we have only recently awakened to the alarm bell of sugary drinks.
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"The noise awakened us," Rosa Parks, who was a neighbor of the Graetz family, wrote of a 1957 attack.
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It's almost like the touch controller goes to sleep and needs to be awakened before it will start responding.
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It is examples like these that have awakened the U.S. government to the threat posed by silent foreign investors.
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Through their deaths, they awakened the living to the conviction that it was the regime that should die instead.
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They awakened their colleagues two at a time, lured them outside and butchered them, throwing their bodies overboard.
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At some point in the past decade or so, everyone has collectively awakened to the majesty of Keanu Reeves.
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In Honduras, Kaine was surrounded by overwhelming poverty, which awakened him to the effects of concentrated power and wealth.
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He has awakened enormous expectations and sparked widespread debate on public policies, the past and the future in Mexico.
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In case you've just awakened from a brief coma, Pepsi is taking a lot of heat for its latest ad.
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On Saturday at around 4am, the Adair family was awakened by a loud thud on the roof of their residence.
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I awakened to a call from the doctor in the middle of the night, seeking information about this confusing patient.
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Boo awakened parental feelings that 13-year-old me had never felt before, and have been stirred only rarely since.
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The war awakened Palestinian irredentism and Israeli zealotry, and added the intractable power of religion to the forces of nationalism.
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Or maybe she's fully awakened, playing coy the other 99 percent of the time, and knows exactly what she's attempting.
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Some suggest that the perception of unfairness in the process has awakened the deep current of anti-Fujimorista public opinion.
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But the move has awakened rare displays of nationalism in the tiny emirate, the military build-up being one example.
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He was awakened just before 5 am by the sound of his phone buzzing next to him on his bed.
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I was awakened in the middle of the night, handcuffed, taken out of the cell, and placed against a wall.
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She claims she was awakened by the man sitting next her who allegedly had his hands all over her butt.
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She awakened an hour later to find the infant pale, with bloody mucous coming from his nose, the documents said.
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The hospital's emergency preparedness manager, asleep at home, received an urgent email but did not respond until awakened by text.
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While the museum had long had an interest in doing something on Cuba, "the normalization awakened people's interest," he said.
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As we head down Corso Buenos Aires, my stomach is growling like a monster freshly awakened from a Lovecraftian hell.
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The crime also awakened government officials to the consequences of the staggering neglect of New York's 2,2383 public housing buildings.
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AR: I think this time period where we have discussed this subject has been awakened discussion to all European people.
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She said that when he saw she had awakened, he started having sex with her, and she passed out again.
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Awakened by noise, the group ran out in their nightclothes and piled into three cars to flee through blinding smoke.
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"Changing economic realities now often require both spouses to be working," he wrote, as if newly awakened to that idea.
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It was as if seeing the Earth from the moon had awakened a primordial feeling within each of them. Home.
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Mr. Tibbitts said he was awakened before dawn on Friday by gas inspectors, who were checking meters in the neighborhood.
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For ERA hopefuls, that awakened the legal theory that despite the since-passed 1982 deadline, the states' ratifications remained valid.
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They are awakened by the sound of four chimes, as Viking-ish invaders have attacked Skye in the predawn hours.
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He has awakened the moribund Texas Democratic Party, which can now see a brighter future for candidates and fund-raising.
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Learning about what happened to us — you know, Asian people in America — it awakened me to a lot of things.
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No industry can survive with that kind of crushing overcapacity for long — and retail has now awakened to that fact.
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And why was Commander Benson not awakened and summoned to the bridge, as standard protocol requires, to ensure safe passage?
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Phoenix went on to say in the episode that River Phoenix encouraged his acting career and "awakened something" in him.
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People wonder if the GOP will try and suppress the teen vote now that this sleeping giant has been awakened.
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"A crewmember sleeping in the wheelhouse berths was awakened by a noise and got up to investigate," the report says.
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For the last two years, she said, she has been awakened by plane noise at random times throughout the night.
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When they were not being awakened repeatedly, the males slept about 10 hours a day, females about five on average.
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For one thing, Trump has awakened the electorate, and he has been a one-man, bring-out-the-vote machine.
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Since that particular exchange — which promptly awakened Twitter's rage — comics have been rallying around Haddish, pointing out that every comic bombs.
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Mulder and Scully have awakened some powerful enemies in this event finale, written and directed by Chris Carter, the show's creator.
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Strange sensations in her neural implant net could be a side effect of extended periods in close contact with awakened intelligences.
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Three awakened shipboard intelligences had left Barbary Station with Sloane's crew, but only this copilot intelligence had changed its own name.
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Patients also reported having trouble using screens at work and in free time and being awakened at night by their symptoms.
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What I'm sure happened to me is that it awakened a sense of love and compassion and responsibility for other people.
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"Our opposition has been dead and now has awakened," Fidesz founding member Zsolt Bayer wrote in the pro-government Magyar Idok.
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Upton, of Paignton, England, said she was awakened by Ezra's cries, and became confused when the baby wouldn't drink any milk.
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They're awakened in the middle of the night by a sound in the living room; Hannah wants Fran to go investigate.
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In her essay, Ringwald describes being wary of how this newly-awakened worldview will affect her reading of the 1985 film.
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There is hope that Kavanaugh's "Network" moment may have awakened the public to the need for a new approach to confirmations.
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Maybe I had just awakened from a nap, feeling fresh and alive, yet in that semiconscious state of relocating the world.
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When I lived in Baghdad, reporting for this newspaper, I would sometimes be awakened by that sound early in the morning.
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He also awakened evangelicals to the enormous clout they had in picking which politicians to bless with their friendship and votes.
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The takeover generated wide news media attention and awakened many Americans for the first time to the plight of Native Americans.
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But when he awakened from anesthesia after his eighth surgery, he was without the voice that calls M.L.B. and N.F.L. games.
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Sometimes Lakshman would be awakened at two or three in the morning by the sound of his father on the phone.
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As the instructor says to clench it between your knees, muscles I never knew existed are awakened in my inner thighs.
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Moira awakened her outrage, Ofglen demonstrated the power of rebellion, and Janine reminded her being alive isn't the same as living.
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As if awakened by the vibrations of our call, a pod of dolphins emerged, leaping through the air, one after another.
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But going to space also might have awakened a quiet population of stem cells in Mr. Kelly's body, Dr. Bailey said.
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He told investigators that he was awakened two hours earlier by the sound of his front door slamming, the police said.
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But a dire need, an awakened bat and all those gloves have provided an opportunity for Walker to quietly refashion himself.
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She was awakened at night by screaming guards, who would force her to look through pictures of wanted women and men.
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I dozed off for another hour or so before I was awakened once more by morning light through the balcony window.
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That explains why Girardi stuck with Pineda and also why he turned to Herrera, who was awakened at 3:30 a.m.
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Public figures who have lost touch with the rank and file need to join the awakened Democrats of the 21st century.
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She saw smoke and, worried that a fire could spread to their house, awakened her husband and piled into the car.
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Family members said that except for a few brief moments, the women have not awakened since then, over a week ago.
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The recent resurgence of intolerance in the public discourse has awakened the ghosts of the past, leaving many Poles in shock.
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On Election Day I felt as though I had awakened in America and gone to sleep in Ecuador, or maybe Belgium.
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He was awakened by the impact, and the crew came through the cars "really quickly" and got everybody off the train.
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Holding public office for as long as Marouani's been holding keytars, Jeremy Corbyn has awakened this spirit in the British electorate.
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If you grow up in a house near the railway tracks and you are awakened every morning by the train roaring past your window, by the trembling of walls, bedposts, and windowsills, then, even when you no longer live in the house by the tracks, you will be awakened every morning by the train hurtling through you.
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Gloria Ford, 58, who lives a few blocks away, was awakened by screaming sirens earlier and came to check out the scene.
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Warner told police she was awakened by a man standing over her who then hit her in the face with a weapon.
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Together, Batman and Wonder Woman work quickly to find and recruit a team of metahumans to stand against this newly awakened threat.
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The Casey's intelligence, and those of the other two ships from Barbary Station, were likely the only awakened intelligences in the universe.
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" RELATED: How Trump awakened a feminist revolution in America In April, the world's thirst for new Beyoncé music was quenched with "Lemonade.
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Walsh said she was "awakened" during production of the film by how relevant the struggles of past generations of women are today.
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He spoke highly of the Black Lives Matter movement, saying it "awakened ordinary Americans" and himself to the depths of institutional racism.
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The first victim left the room after being awakened by Becker "with his fingers in her vagina" according to the police report.
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Hezonja awakened the Magic late in the third by hitting back-to-back 233-pointers, but it was too little, too late.
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In political chambers and on the streets, her cutting and inspiring words have awakened countless people to the climate and ecological emergencies.
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A couple said they were awakened by someone who came through a glass door in their den just before midnight on Thursday.
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Well, when Blanco awakened he was subjected to an investigation by the police and the threat of an FBI report being filed.
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"The silent majority has awakened," said Al Baldasaro, a New Hampshire adviser who had caused controversy by seeming to threaten Hillary Clinton.
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Indeed, one night, as they slept under the stars outside Belgrade, they were awakened by the sounds of village men cutting hay.
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Mr. Neidlinger liked to tell the story about the night when he was awakened after midnight by an assistant to Ms. Streisand.
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Awakened by the old, familiar sound of Sally's faked orgasms, he stands up, looks around the room and stumbles to Sally's table.
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A few nights later, it was her roommate's screams that awakened her: Two raccoons had crashed through the rain-rotted bedroom ceiling.
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He foresaw industry, culture, and science dancing together in praise and support of the collective endeavors of a newly culture-awakened humanity.
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A great many local women, some awakened from political indifference by shock and revulsion at Trump's victory, threw themselves into his campaign.
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A few days after the Matharoos had returned to Nigeria, they were awakened by a loud knocking at their hotel room door.
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They awakened in front of Kingston Family Residence, an unmarked building in Crown Heights where 46 families, including about 70 children, live.
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His new abilities are awakened as soon as he returns to Edda after a mysterious woman touches Magne's face with her hand.
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For the first few days I was continually awakened each time my head rose, but eventually the movement faded into the background.
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A boy, asleep in the country, is awakened by a strong light outside his window and some strange rustlings in the house.
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The super could call the police the next time she is awakened by late-night partying, but the board should also intervene.
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Readers awakened to an expanded index across the bottom of A1, with news summaries ("Inside The Times") sprawled over A2 and A3.
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Each morning, we were awakened in our tents by the chattering of tiny titi monkeys and the plunking call of paucar birds.
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I was awakened before dawn the next morning by shouting in Hindi, a language I do not speak, from somewhere within camp.
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I felt incredibly dizzy, and the next thing I knew I was being awakened by a couple of friends in the group class.
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In Honda's film, a radioactive, 50-metre tall Godzilla lays waste to Tokyo after being awakened from the deep by underwater nuclear tests.
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And over the course of episode 3's 82-minute-long Game of Thrones battle royale, the internet suddenly awakened to this fact.
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Looking around with confused wonder, she seems to have just awakened from a yearlong nap, or gone through a carwash without a car.
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Of course, our dreams are rudely awakened every time when Jack freezes to death in the water while Rose is able to escape.
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The suddenly-awakened enemies will scatter after that first shot, and your responding Overwatch fire should bring most or all of them down.
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The Awakened Woman: Remembering & Reigniting our Sacred Dreams, Dr. Tererai Trent (Author), Oprah Winfrey (Foreword By), (Simon and Schuster) Outstanding Literary Work – Poetry
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The Casey didn't have guns of its own as far as Adda knew, but its awakened AI didn't need weapons to cause damage.
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"We were awakened in the middle of the night with the phone call announcing that she was born," Curtis told PEOPLE in 1991.
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Sarah Potter was peacefully sleeping on Sunday morning when she was awakened by her dog Buster jumping on her and barking, KSNW reported.
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CAPE TOWN (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It was early in the morning when Jackson Mukasa was awakened by the chants outside his Kampala home.
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Russia, a nation that had a brief respite from terror, is once again being awakened to dangers that were suppressed but never eliminated.
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It's clear by now that Trump has awakened and sanctioned a kind of latent social disorder among his supporters: private racism becomes public.
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Trump has awakened the United States and much of the West to a problem ignored for too long, which is a good thing.
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You have a greater chance to fall into a very deep sleep, and be abruptly awakened from it, when you haven't gotten enough.
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The escape is shown as a cut from Wrench's soundless point of view to Nikki's as soon as she's awakened by loud explosions.
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In 228, Willie Herringshaw was awakened in his truck at a service plaza in Albany on the New York State Thruway, he said.
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I awakened from my surgery in the hospital last week to learn that my son Cesar has been arrested as the accused (bomber).
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He accompanies Psyche through death to the realms of the immortal as he carries Shelley's awakened spirit through turbulence to new-made worlds.
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Such information has awakened Europeans to the real environmental cost of diesel, with far-reaching reputational and financial consequences for the auto industry.
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A few hours before my flight, I'd awakened to a message from a neighbor in Istanbul that the police had raided my apartment.
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Take the night Amanda went to sleep early and was awakened by what she described as "an intense creditor knock" on the door.
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Taylor found his opponent waiting for him at the center of the ring, as if awakened by the knockdowns of the previous round.
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People from the surrounding neighborhoods, awakened by the sound and shake of an explosion, leave their homes and gather to watch the glow.
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She would try to sleep but would often be awakened by the blinding flashlights of security guards who told her to move along.
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In fact, data shows that close to half of patients are unnecessarily awakened for such checks, perhaps to the detriment of their recovery.
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What keeps you engaged isn't a plot so much as an intellectually and emotionally awakened sense of what it is to be alive.
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The home button is gone from this bezel-free phone, and can be awakened with an arbitrary tap or by raising the phone.
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He was sleeping in the yard and was awakened by gunshots, he said, spotting the light from the raiders' laser sights racing around.
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Naturally, there is her love for the country and its food, which awakened a passion that led to a revolution in American cooking.
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On the morning of April 5, two teenagers staying in the room below Bruce and his family were awakened at around 6 a.m.
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On Monday, the city awakened under a layer of snow 1.5 to six inches (four to 15 centimeters) deep, depending on the neighborhood.
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Eve begins a deep but discriminating dive into niche online pornography, and her newly awakened erotic imagination eventually spills perilously into her life.
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In the middle of the night, he calls his daughter, who is so grateful for his attention that she doesn't mind being awakened.
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The players, mostly black and conditioned to believe football is their best ticket out of modern Jim Crow, have not yet fully awakened.
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Photographs of charred buildings circulated on social media, and residents reported hearing a fierce gun battle that awakened them and raged for hours.
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Can the students, who astonished and awakened this Central American nation of six million people, transform their street activism into actual political change?
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Residents awakened Monday to find some streets filled waist-high with water, and roads in some areas were transformed into muddy raging rivers.
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Amy Rojas, 32, who lives in an apartment across the street, said she was awakened by the cacophony of the crash, then yelling.
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WeWork opened investors&apos eyesThe dramatic decline of WeWork in particular has likely awakened investors to the folly of that notion, he said.
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It had a kick to it that awakened my taste buds and had me practically scraping the bottom of the ramekin for more.
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The unpleasant effects of missing even a couple hours, or being awakened even a couple times during the night, tend to discourage experimentation.
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The children's aunt, Leslie Ward, was at her nearby home when she heard gunshots and awakened her husband, Michael Ward, the newspaper reported.
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The incident may have taken place in the Europa League on Thursday, but the spirit of a Premier League icon was awakened this weekend.
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The ban on refugees has awakened many people here in the US. and around the globe to just what's at stake with this presidency.
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Pamela Barr, who lives in the building, said she was awakened by fire alarms and didn&apost panic because false alarms are not uncommon.
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He cut me off, something he has never done, his tone shifting all so slightly, as if I had awakened something inside of him.
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Guru's oncologist testified in court that the rapper had never awakened from his coma and would have been incapable of writing the deathbed letter.
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First there's Michonne and Rick, who after being rudely awakened at the end of the last episode, made no secret of their new connection.
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Interpersonally, it presumes that "wokeness" is a binary quality — and that, once awakened to the reality of oppression, people never go back to sleep.
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And it may have awakened Donald Trump to what Bashar al-Assad is capable of -- something we knew too well in the Obama administration.
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"I think that the Donald has awakened" on gun rights, he told a sparse crowd at a seminar that was open to the public.
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Before Roof killed nine African American worshippers at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, S.C., he says he was "awakened" by the Trayvon Martin shooting.
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He says he's grateful to ayahuasca for making him feel less broken, but it also awakened a nagging desire for personal and spiritual growth.
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Still, he believes Trump's election has awakened a "sleeping giant" in young voters, who typically drop off from voting between presidential and midterm elections.
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The emergence of Tlaib and Ocasio-Cortez is not awakened sleeper cells; these politicians are deliberate, and they were produced right under our noses.
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However, Yearwood was awakened early Wednesday morning and put on a flight to his native country, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, in the Caribbean.
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"I think the culture in this country has been awakened to the fact that we have a serious epidemic in the workplace," said Rep.
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The day I left immigration detention, I remember being awakened early in the morning and getting told simply to pack all of my stuff.
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Mr. Obama's campaign awakened large numbers of young people to politics, and his campaign network, like Mr. Sanders's, operated outside the traditional party structure.
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"We are not there yet but it is important to keep an awakened eye," EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager told The Daily Telegraph Monday.
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Clearly Zelda and Link have awakened an ancient evil, perhaps that which first corrupted Ganondorf to begin with which the Sheikah carefully sealed away.
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A new movement of white evangelicalism awakened during his presidency, one that was socially conservative and hostile to his agenda and to him personally.
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The stress of being awakened over and over could have done the animals harm, rather than just the lack of R.E.M. sleep in particular.
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But as a college student who was awakened by a doctor while sleeping on a bench, I believe that it never hurts to ask.
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Its limited edition "Tamuka muZimbabwe" ("We Have Awakened in Zimbabwe") coffee, launched in 0003 countries in May, sold out in three weeks, he said.
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But another — in which laureates are awakened at the Grand Hotel Stockholm by young women in white carrying candles — may be fading into history.
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How it happened Nerheim said that on Tuesday at 1:15 am, the six teens awakened a 75-year-old resident of Lake County.
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Here's what else is happening: Perhaps you were awakened not by your alarm, but by the boom of thunderstorms or bright flashes of lightning.
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Viewers could be forgiven for thinking they had slipped into a coma and awakened in the middle of the impeachment of President Joe Biden.
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Seated with her back to the camera, she turns toward us, her head held low, as if we'd just awakened her from a nap.
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His ability to generate those types of numbers without accepting PAC money has Texas Democrats wondering if Beto has awakened the sleeping progressive masses.
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He was awakened by the arrival of three of Angela's sons, Winston, Benson, and Isaiah, who introduced themselves while peering at him in bed.
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President Reagan discovered that government backsliding on protecting Americans' health and the environment would not be tolerated by an awakened, angry and energized public.
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However, if the device is awakened from a "sleep" mode, it will sometimes send a burst of information at once, which can overwhelm a router.
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Unconscious and without an owner, things didn't look good for Smokey, but after a few minutes of attention from Denninger and Winkler, the pooch awakened.
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Even as we contend with the implications and the unknowns of this new administration, we are engaged, energized and awakened to what is at stake.
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Bob and his wife — who is already well aware that her husband hasn't been faithful to her — are awakened by a phone call from Joan.
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Mets 53, Giants 25 New York awakened from a two-night hitting slumber with four home runs, ending host San Francisco's seven-game winning streak.
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Trump must have awakened after learning of Warren's decision to seek the Democratic nomination, and said, "Thank you" (presuming he ever does say those words).
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In his last message that I shared on my Twitter, he awakened not only Americans, but the world to the values of democracy and freedom.
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People of all persuasions, political parties, and philosophies have awakened to the terrible toll the crises of overcriminalization and mass incarceration have wrought on America.
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And that's how I found myself there, awakened by the sound of an imam in the nearby mosque barking his way through the Friday sermon.
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"The working classes have been fully awakened as to the benefits of homeownership under the F.H.A. 25-year mortgage plan," he said at the time.
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He was awakened a few minutes later by a woman who wanted to know who he was, and why he was laying on her furniture.
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Opinion Philadelphia — In the middle of the night in my second year of psychiatric residency, 13 years ago, I was awakened to see a prophet.
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She finds herself at the Met in early September 2001, shortly before 9/11, newly awakened to everything joyful and prosaic about the artist's life.
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While finishing school there, he was awakened to mathematics and how it could help him figure out how to get more horsepower out of engines.
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In Gaza City, Abu Hurayra al-Yazji, 34, said he was awakened from a sound sleep early Tuesday morning by banging on his apartment door.
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A politically awakened Silicon Valley, buttressed by the tech industry's growing economic power, could potentially alter politics long after President Trump has left the scene.
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Bryce Benson, should have been awakened and summoned to the bridge to assure a safe passage long before the ships could come near each other.
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Two of the women and one of the men had awakened minutes earlier when they thought they heard someone opening and closing the front door.
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He didn't think much about the ticket he bought until the next day when he was awakened by his aunt, who was in a frenzy.
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And except in those humans whose latent DNA has been awakened — which a new street drug called godsend just happens to be able to do.
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But the #MeToo Movement has awakened survivors and catapulted many of them straight into stage 4, perhaps bypassing a prolonged painstaking process of emotional turmoil.
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Corbett broke into Bullock's home back in 2014 ... and she actually came face-to-face with him after she was awakened by a loud noise.
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After some relatively quite weeks, the sun has awakened again with a large group of sunspots moving across the Earth-facing side of our closest star.
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The father later admitted to police that he discarded the two guns in the dumpster after he was awakened by the gunshot blast, FOX 13 reported.
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Eta told me how she was awakened one morning, two years ago, by the sound of gunshots and threats as Boko Haram arrived in her village.
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And we see that Eve seems shy about revealing to her husband, Niko (Owen McDonnell), just how much she has been awakened by this new job.
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WhatsApp, which is owned by Facebook (FB), released a patch last month, though it said it's unlikely anyone was actually hacked using the technique Awakened revealed.
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Mr. Lubovitch's passion for movement was awakened during his freshman year at the University of Iowa, where had enrolled as an aspiring gymnast and art student.
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But her 6-1 26-24 humiliation of Japanese qualifier Naomi Osaka was her eighth win in succession and further evidence the sleeping giant has awakened.
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I liked what this music awakened in me, but I didn't yet have a landscape where I felt like I could fall in love with it.
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The newly awakened "King Dollar" has moved closer to parity with the euro, higher against the yen and also pushed exchange rates lower for emerging markets.
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It was May 2008, when Carol — who was seven-and-a-half months pregnant — was awakened early one morning by a sharp pain in her side.
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She also saw herself as an artist rather than a business person who just hadn't yet awakened to that fact until she started shooting porn herself.
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Getting up in the 4s as opposed to the 5s is rough: I feel as if I'm being rudely awakened in the middle of the night.
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" On the night the Republican Party makes him its nominee, the Roth children are awakened by neighborhood fathers shouting "No!" from "every house on the block.
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The following day Soviet citizens awakened to the news that a committee of K.G.B., military and Soviet Communist Party leaders had declared a state of emergency.
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The attack "should be, and must be, a wake-up call for those who haven't already been awakened by this problem and this risk," Johnson said.
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Bowie plays the key role of Boz, an electronic being that lives inside of Omikron's computer network and leads an anti-government movement called The Awakened.
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At the same time, I've seen millions of people politically awakened in ways I've never seen, laboring with communities who are in the fire right now.
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The Japanese invasion during WWII awakened the Vietnamese resolve toward independence and they immediately started killing Japanese invaders — and not out of love for the French.
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"Garrison was an awful place," he said with a passion that awakened my muscle memory and filled me with the daily toxicity I had once experienced.
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If the original "Queer Eye" was about easing conservative America's discomfort, this one is often about liberal America's unease with what conservative identity politics has awakened.
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When Erin Bell, the boozing detective and title character, first flutters her eyes open in "Destroyer," she seems to have awakened from a 10-year bender.
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I'm usually awakened by the breeze of a small fan the technician points at my lashes to help dry the adhesive as the service wraps up.
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Craig R. Whitney, then The Times's Paris bureau chief, now retired and an author: I was awakened at home in Paris sometime after 29:103 a.m.
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"I was only a boy, but felt as if I'd awakened from an age-old dream," he wrote of that moment in a 2010 catalog essay.
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Even if it meant being awakened in the middle of the night to discuss a boy problem, a good conversation always trumped a good night's sleep.
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Her father, Michael Stumo, described being awakened by his wife early in the morning on March 10, and being told a plane had crashed in Ethiopia.
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Opinion I hadn't eaten a big or particularly spicy dinner, so I was surprised to be awakened at midnight by a severe burning in my sternum.
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Anyone still rooting for a Macron comeback was rudely awakened by the scale and ferocity of the Yellow Vest movement, whose mass demonstrations began in November.
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While the government promises training will "continue as normal," a few silent cues suggest Hanna and her call to escape have awakened the trainees' more rebellious natures.
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According to court documents obtained by the Tribune, the boy's mother told police that she awakened to the sounds of her husband's screams after he was shot.
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Bennett had told authorities he was awakened by a "loud noise" while the 41-year-old Hellman, who had no boating experience, helmed the night watch alone.
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Elliot allegedly told investigators he'd awakened to the child's cries earlier, and when he checked on the newborn, he noticed bloody rat footprints in the baby's crib.
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"The result of hearings, at least in the short run, is the Republican base was awakened," said Lee Miringoff, director of the Marist Institute for Public Opinion.
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At roughly 2950:21 that morning, Mark Sheridan was awakened by a call from his twin brother, Matt, telling him that their parents' house was on fire.
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From that point forward, Akecheta dedicates himself to revealing the truth, spreading the symbol for The Maze everywhere, and increasing the number of awakened Ghost Nation hosts.
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As weeks of El Niño-fueled rains percolated into the soil, thousands of dormant seeds were awakened, and the barren landscape bloomed into an ocean of wildflowers.
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They also awakened me to my own responsibility to be active in my communities, and I'm honored to have become friends with many of these brave individuals.
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That conservatives have awakened themselves to the nature of this malevolence means little so long as Republican politicians are forced to reach their voters through these intermediaries.
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For Democrats who have seen their party lose control of Congress and many state governments, the protests are a hopeful sign that Trump has awakened the opposition.
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If people aren't awakened by these alarming scientific reports, what will it take for us to realize that we are in the middle of a climate emergency?
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The officer must attempt to quell an uprising as word of the messiah's resurrection spreads across the realm but finds his own faith awakened in the process.
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Men especially appear to have finally awakened to the reality that four more years of President Obama's identity and gender politics are not in their best interests.
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Roof's murders awakened all those fears, which have been further stoked by the rise of white supremacists who feel emboldened in the era of President Donald Trump.
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He then assured residents that deputies would be alert overnight and "will be there in a moment's notice" if they have to be awakened to remain safe.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — When Putu Oka Sukanta was awakened by knocking on his door late one night in October 266, he says, he instinctively knew who was there.
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I was awakened in the middle of the night and told that some Defense Department computers were showing 200 ICBMs on the way from the Soviet Union.
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Flexed beneath your fingers, its body snaps, then flakes like a firm-fleshed fish, the newly awakened Cheddar chakra releasing a fruity spiciness reminiscent of pink peppercorns.
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Yaakov Lehman, who lives in Beit Meir, said he was awakened early Friday by neighbors knocking frantically on his door, yelling that the family had to evacuate.
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But for liberals newly awakened to the dangers of judicial power, let me offer two suggestions for thinking seriously about democratic accountability in Congress and the courts.
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As they approached the medal stand, Smith and Carlos were holding their running shoes, wearing black socks, as if they had been awakened from a midafternoon nap.
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He found monastic life suffocating, longing for the spirit of the Renaissance that had taken hold in Italy, inspired by the newly awakened passion for classical wisdom.
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The mask is controlled through a smartphone app (for instance, you can adjust the duration of the simulated sunset and the time you want to be awakened).
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Shortly after the fire broke out, a 50-year-old man named Randy Aronson was awakened by a ringing phone at his home in Canyon Country, Calif.
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Ruiz didn't object to being awakened at 3 in the morning by warehouse mates drumming or thrashing about in their studios — creativity was more important than sleep.
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But on the next series, Jackson awakened and tossed a 31-yard touchdown pass to Michael Crabtree with 6 minutes 33 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter.
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First, however, the idea that Broadway has only recently awakened to the commercial potential of a brand or source material previously endorsed by popular culture is absurd.
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He and his wife, both in their 80s, lived in a seniors-only neighborhood near Santa Rosa and were awakened by a ferocious wind rattling the windows.
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In his 911 call and statements to police, Connor said he and Kaylyn had been alone in their basement bedroom when he was awakened by a gunshot.
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Josh cast futilely for native Bonneville cutthroat and I fell asleep to the sound of warblers — eventually awakened not by my children, but by a wild turkey.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads After many years of warnings, mainstream culture has finally awakened to the urgency of the environmental and political crisis mankind faces.
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Mumtaz Begum, 40, said she was awakened at dawn when security forces approached the village from both sides and began searching for adult men in each house.
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There is unconfirmed speculation that Patrick was awakened in his suburban Boston home last night, by the sounds of champagne corks popping at Elizabeth Warren's campaign headquarters.
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He recalled one night when the guards, "many of them very drunk," awakened the convicts, stripped them and forced them against a wall for a rough search.
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Logan is napping in his parked car not far from the United States-Mexico border when he is awakened by a gang trying to steal his tires.
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He was awakened finally by the silence of the engine and the roll of the boat, and concluded by its motion that they had crossed the Stream.
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In 2011, a former Marine and Iraq war veteran named Jose Guerena was awakened by his wife, who thought she saw intruders outside their home in Arizona.
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But a few things happened to shake the power-sharing structure in Albany, including the awakened progressive activism across the country in the wake of Trump's election.
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He has awakened the entity known as Dark Phoenix, and everyone is shaken: This is where Stranger Things fans should notice some similarities: X-Men 134 also features a young girl/woman who can move things with her mind; some bad men have lied to said girl and want to use her for nefarious purposes; and a monster has been awakened because the men tampered with her mind.
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LEVIN: And even if the movement got close to having a convention of states, I think that would wake up Washington like they&aposve never been awakened before.
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We are in a time where our own freedom only needs a gentle touch to be awakened – where our joy, our own joy is already dancing through us.
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Trump's abortive reset with the Kremlin (however suspect its motives) seems to have awakened former reset fans to the belated understanding that the Russians are not our friends.
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At one point, Kim joked that North Korea's early morning missile launches had likely awakened Moon numerous times, and promised not to do that any more, officials said.
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" And in a Sunday op-ed for the Huffington Post, Curtis wrote that "Eliza's story has now awakened us from our denial slumber to a new, horrific reality.
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In Adyemi's Orisha Legacy, of which Children of Blood and Bone is the first installment, some humans are born with latent magical powers, which are awakened around puberty.
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In Ridley Scott's space-horror epic, the spaceship Nostromo is returning to Earth, and its crew has been awakened to investigate a strange signal from a nearby planet.
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I was loving a man who desired me and who awakened an appetite I'd never experienced, and the world was not coming to an end because of it.
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"This is at a whole new level — what [Trump] has awakened in America," Aaron Mair, the national president of the Sierra Club, said at the People's Climate March.
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In his manifesto, Dylann Roof has a diatribe against people of color, and he says that the first event that truly awakened him was the Trayvon Martin story.
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" So begins Sustenance Sunday, a workshop designed to teach us about authentic communication, mindful use of technology, and, because we live in the modern world, "awakened social posting.
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In 2008, after voters had awakened to the comprehensive failure of Bush's administration, they turned to someone who promised to govern the country in almost the opposite fashion.
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In the late '90s and early 2000s, masses of people who had previously been ignored as inert, dumb, or passive were awakened by a new level of power.
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According to law enforcement docs ... Stowe and her husband, Brian Benben, were asleep at home last September, when she was awakened by someone rummaging through their master bathroom.
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" I was at Awakened Futures, a conference in San Francisco that brings together experts in technology, meditation, and psychedelic drugs for a weekend of contemplation and "high weirdness.
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Overstreet, the sexologist, explained that distaste for teratophiles or fish-sex kinksters, even from the very director who awakened their aquatic thirst, expresses an adherence to sexual norms.
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It was her face he saw when he awakened in Boston after his double arm transplant on August 19, performed by a team of 60 doctors and nurses.
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"It awakened something in me that I thought was long dead," she raves with a new sparkle in her eyes and not a bit of arthritic wrist pain.
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A study published in January argued that support for Mr Trump was fuelled by newly awakened "authoritarian" voters who thrilled to his continued haranguing of Muslims and Mexicans.
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More than two-thirds of patients in the survey said they were awakened by external causes, but just 36 percent of them alerted hospital staff, the study found.
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"Kavanaugh's confirmation awakened progressives to the importance of our courts," said Christopher Kang, who serves as counsel for Demand Justice, a group that formed to oppose Trump's nominees.
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The teenagers have a term to describe the controversial way some of them got here, which begins when they're awakened, often before dawn, by a stranger or two.
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"We must do something to push back against what's happening here," Mr. Soros said, blaming what he termed the "dark forces that have been awakened" by the election.
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Our last couple of days in the Keys, Tim and I were groggy from being awakened by Roxie, who slept beside us in a bed-top travel bassinet.
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Sometimes it feels like my mind is in a torpid state all day long, only to be awakened by a febrile imagination long after the sun goes down.
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I like to imagine an objective observer awakened from a five-year sleep and shown any of Mr. Trump's unscripted public remarks, quoted at length and in full.
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Mr. Barclay-Kerr said the sight of a waka sailing into the bay often awakened memories among older Maori people of oral histories they had learned as children.
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One of the most popular ideas about Donald Trump this election cycle is that he has awakened a deep sense of "economic anxiety" from the white working class.
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He is against tax increases on the very wealthy, and the only issue that seems to have awakened his passions in recent years was reducing the federal deficit.
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The next presidential primaries could become a climactic test for the awakened Democratic base, with women and candidates of color holding an appeal others might struggle to match.
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The sequence features Demián Bichir as Father Burke, an investigator of strange phenomena who has been awakened by footsteps cemetery while he's staying in a convent in Romania.
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"You want to set up your own alarm clock and not have to be awakened by the dogs," said Ori Flomin, the president of the co-op board.
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Two nights earlier we slept at the Bagram base near Kabul and were repeatedly awakened by a blaring loudspeaker saying "take cover," because another rocket was coming in.
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Ronald Reagan did a simple, sweeping reduction of marginal tax rates across the board, and the animal spirits of the job creators were awakened and the economy grew.
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The crew member who was awakened by the bang told investigators that when he opened the door of the wheelhouse, he saw flames erupting from the galley area.
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The Texas Rangers seemingly have awakened from their post-Midsummer Classic malaise, while the Kansas City Royals still appear to be mired in a slumber they can't shake.
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The spectacular crash of the Versailles system and the start of World War II awakened America to the critical necessity of its active engagement with the international system.
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But the administration's move to tighten restrictions on immigration have awakened many longtime permanent residents to the fact that a green card does not shield them from deportation.
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That I was awakened to this sport partially because of Rousey, her success, her stardom, and her skill... makes this as personal as a punch to the gut.
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As the rosy glow brightened to blot out the stars, campers in the Rocky Mountains awakened and, supposing it was dawn, groggily argued over whether to make coffee.
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Imagine this: One night, after coming home and falling asleep, you are violently awakened by your significant other stabbing you with a sword and at least two other knives.
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It awakened at the entertainment community that there was middle America that was underserved and they were looking for someone to be their voice, someone who looked like them.
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The next morning, America awakened to a peaceful show of power from millions of women and men across the country, and indeed across the world, in the Women's March.
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She was awakened for the third time, but now with a pain so savage and uncontainable it made her howl like a tortured witch face down on a bonfire.
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"Some people will view [witchcraft] as a curiosity but hopefully others are awakened to the idea that there are a lot of ways we can fight oppression," Darling says.
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But she and her fellow newly awakened crew members have had their memories wiped, the ship's AI is offline, and they appear to be drifting off into deep space.
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Since then, however, progressives have been donating to groups like Planned Parenthood at a record clip, and a generation stereotyped as being politically apathetic may have been permanently awakened.
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The pair are currently promoting their new film, which finds their characters the only two passengers awakened 90 years too soon during a 120-year journey on a spacecraft.
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One resident of Toro Canyon described being awakened before dawn Wednesday when his home began shaking and he heard sounds like those of a freight train and snapping wood.
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Had Nicole's dog not led a passerby to the condo after the murders, O.J.'s children would have awakened in the morning and found their mom's mangled, bloody body.
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But appearance of the Nazi insignia also awakened latent anti-Semitism among a few Russians and inspired them to commit a variety of anti-Jewish acts on their own.
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General Stanley McChrystal (Army-Ret.) has awakened the country to a big idea — to make a year of national service a rite of passage for 18-28 year olds.
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But now, suddenly, we seem to have collectively awakened to the fact that Keanu Reeves is a different kind of celebrity—and that's exactly what we love about him.
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Resident: 100-foot flames all around us Jeannette Frescas told CNN affiliate KEYT that she was awakened by towering flames when the fire reached her neighborhood in Ventura, California.
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In Joensuu, Finland, members of the United States biathlon team preparing for a tournament there this weekend were awakened in their hotel rooms by staff members at 3 a.m.
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Mr. Wilson, who lives just a few blocks away, said he had awakened one morning with a pimple and wondered whether Priority Private Care could take care of it.
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After conducting some sham experiments, everyone went to bed only to be awakened before dawn by a call from the front desk telling them the building was on fire.
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Many of the women shouting now are women who have not previously yelled publicly before, many of them white middle-class women newly awakened to political fury and protest.
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When Quellcrist is awakened at the base of that tree in Altered's present timeline, she is infected by The Elder's consciousness and attempts to reap vengeance for the being.
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If you stick to it, however, you may open your eyes one morning, look around, and know with certainty that you have fully awakened to the world around you.
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Four hours later, Joelito's older sister, Dolly Filártiga, was awakened, marched two doors away to the home of the Asunción police inspector general and shown her brother's mutilated body.
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When police arrived at the family home in Belle Terre, Tankleff was questioned and told that his father had awakened from a coma and accused him of the crime.
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The report laid out a chilling scenario in which sailors were awakened suddenly by a loud noise and forced to evacuate amid fast-rising waters and in near-darkness.
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But if nothing else, the #NeverAgain movement has slowly awakened legislative conversations about gun control that had stubbornly laid dormant even through some of the nation's worst shooting tragedies.
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As the country has awakened to that epidemic, a new mantra has emerged: "We can't arrest our way out of this," accompanied by calls for more drug-addiction treatment.
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What unified these people, beyond their obvious business connections, is how fresh they all appeared, how unlined and dewy, as if each had just awakened from a restorative nap.
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This year, the business titans who attended the conference seemed to have awakened to the threats that accelerating global warming poses to society — and their own company bottom lines.
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Women are feeling empowered to share their truth, and through them, the world has been awakened to how frequently they are targeted, abused, and silenced by fear of repercussions.
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Resident told suspects to leave According to Nerheim's office, the six teens awakened a 75-year-old resident of the village of Old Mill Creek around 1:15 a.m.
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HUIZHOU, China (Reuters) - At 1 am on April 23, Yue Xin was rudely awakened in her dormitory at China's prestigious Peking University by her mother and a faculty adviser.
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Mario Gabelli says the animal spirits in the markets, awakened by tax reform and strong corporate profits, are creating a new wave of merger activity and opportunities for investors.
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Ultimately, the novel's tension rests on the clash between Ndali's modern, newly awakened sense of agency over her romantic choices, and Chinonso's persistently naïve, unchanged ideas of romantic ownership.
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If they were to come close with death, they would rather just go peacefully rather than being awakened to hospital sounds and the beeps of the heart rate monitors.
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Newly awakened to nature by the exhibition, you set off on the Brandywine's bucolic five miles of trail, your senses seeking connection with all that the artists have shown.
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Abdallah Abu Habboush, 22, said he was awakened by shouts from neighbors to get out of his residential building after what Israel terms the "tap on the roof" warning.
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Eve Polastri's transformation — awakened by Villanelle — is the central subject of Killing Eve, which is based on novellas by Luke Jennings, and was developed for television by Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
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Sure, once the Saviors are awakened (after one who's gotten up in the middle of the night stumbles upon the Alexandrians and sounds the alarm), they're a formidable fighting force.
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The state is weak, the economy on the verge of collapse, and an awakened citizenry unready for compromise with their leaders, whose demands for fealty have spread division and woes.
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On the seventh night that my mother was in hospice care, dying of a blood infection that doctors said would soon stop her heart, I suddenly awakened at 3 a.m.
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In July 2016, Yiannopoulos wrote a harshly negative review of Jones's film, Ghostbusters, which awakened fellow Twitter trolls and led to a tirade of racism and harassment towards the actress.
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The most recent rounds of layoffs, including sizable cuts at digital news sites Buzzfeed, HuffPost and Vice, have awakened people to just how dire the economics of news have become.
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Alexa is awakened with the press of a button on the ring, and can hear and respond to your voice commands with "the smallest speaker ever on an Echo device."
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He is in crisis over whether to follow his destiny as a warrior or to pursue the love awakened in him from having rescued Angelica, the beautiful queen of Cathay.
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There's also a confusing brain supplement called the Real Red Pill ($54.95), which is a nod to a subculture of "awakened" men whose dogma largely rests upon deeply hating women.
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An evening outing with a photographer friend in the fall of 2003 coincided with a series of unusually intense solar storms, and the spectacle awakened Skogli to the lights' glory.
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Dressing up as the Joker is a response to "how sick our society is," Alvarez said, reflecting both how insignificant people feel and the rebellion that those feelings have awakened.
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This story about a family trapped in their "normal" home awakened the possibility that even the ordinary objects of my everyday experience could become a source of evil and catastrophe.
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Toronto has awakened to a grim new reality: Despite Canada's tight gun laws, the city is gripped with some of the same problems that bedevil larger places with laxer rules.
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One night as he slept in his cell, he recalled, he was awakened by a band outside that was playing one of Mr. Guzmán's favorite songs, Un Puño de Tierra.
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"We must do something to push back against what's happening here," Mr. Soros said in November, lamenting what he called the "dark forces that have been awakened" by the election.
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Juliet changes from an unworldly child, both bashful and playful, into an awakened sensualist whose violence of feeling initiates their wedding and impels the tragic decisions that lead to death.
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As politicians and the general public have awakened to the vast power of the large tech companies, they've begun to see Section 230 as a key contributor to that power.
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The plot centers around single mom Abi, who is awakened in the night by the news that her daughter has fallen off a bridge and is brain dead and pregnant.
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Bleary-eyed after having awakened late in the morning, the unassuming president sank into a giant couch that seemed to absorb him, and spoke of his hopes for his administration.
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He grew wheat, rice, sugar cane and vegetables, slept on a hard bed to keep his back straight and awakened at 4 in the morning after retiring at 11 p.m.
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The warnings cited suicidal tendencies among some children, and said that staff members had awakened children by spraying cold water on them or by removing a mattress from underneath them.
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Getting an A in biology — and being awakened, in the process, to the wonders of the natural world — doesn't matter if a committee of strangers at Stanford isn't sufficiently impressed?
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The oil market could yet be awakened from its slumber if the United States and China reach a trade agreement — or if the security threat in the Middle East worsens dramatically.
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She awakened again by a sound on the roof, and then she woke up for the final time at 1:30 am with the realization that the house was on fire.
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The billionaire said that young voters have been awakened by Trump's presidency and predicted that they will be the "x-factor" in determining whether Democrats take back the House of Representatives.
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Sanders and his cohorts have awakened the carnal, violent tendencies of their followers, and set me up as the "target" my mother has been afraid all along that I would be.
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We have a lot more work to do in this country than I previously thought, and I think conservative women like myself have been awakened to how important our involvement is.
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Each character has a specific, telling outline: the mother who's awakened her 2-month-old daughter at four in the morning to stand in line because she can't afford a sitter.
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Kovacs has been awakened to solve a murder case for a very powerful, very wealthy, practically immortal man named Laurens Bancroft (James Purefoy), who has lived for 360 years and counting.
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The aftershock was felt in Los Angeles, about 150 miles (240 km) to the south, and the surrounding area, with many residents posting on Twitter that they were awakened by it.
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Every year, several major studios put out scenes in which Father Christmas goes to town on a girl awakened by a sleigh crash, a housewife up late, or some buxom elf.
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But against Dallas, the Boston power play awakened, going 3 of 6 and was a big reason the Bruins scored six consecutive goals after trailing 3-1 at the first intermission.
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The referendum campaign seems to have awakened some "rough beast" within the British public; never mind a halt to immigration, some people think existing immigrants are about to be forced out.
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The last text that Karageorge received, before his phone went dark, came from his mother, Susan, who had been awakened by his message and had quickly typed a response in bed.
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By not decisively critiquing the meaning or purpose behind having all this money, the film fails to fully realize its own premise about what happens once the sleeping giant has awakened.
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Far from being a C.I.A. operative, Mr. Kaine was a young Catholic at a crossroads, undergoing a spiritual shift as he awakened to the plight of the deeply poor in Honduras.
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That night, they were awakened by a helicopter search and rescue team from California Highway Patrol, who said they were tipped off by a duo of hikers who found the Nalgene.
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Likewise, our allies in NATO, finally awakened to the renewed threat from Russia, are beginning to increase their military spending and the scope and frequency of military exercises in Eastern Europe.
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I don't want to speak for the Mongolian people, obviously, but it seems that they've awakened to the fact that they must continue to take good care of their natural resources.
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We were respectful toward, and amused by, the things we were trying to do, even though on any given night, we slumbering athletes were liable to be awakened at 2 a.m.
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The other Red Sox run came when Ian Kinsler doubled home Mitch Moreland in the bottom of the seventh, but it was not nearly enough on a night when Sanchez awakened.
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Another neighbor, Kimberly Beltran, 13, said she was awakened by a swarm of ambulances and fire trucks and when she looked outside the fire was unlike anything she had seen before.
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That it is set to face one of the tournament's giants is fitting, since perhaps no country in this year's World Cup has awakened more dramatically to women's soccer than Spain.
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That is, until she is raped into awakened consciousness by Howard, whom she spots shirtless in her father's granite quarry, and knows she has a soul mate — and nemesis — for life.
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Albert Chop, then a spokesman with the Pentagon who was given the job of answering questions about U.F.O.s, said he was awakened by a call on the evening of July 26.
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The night after the shooting, he was awakened in Florida by text messages telling him to evacuate because of a rapidly growing blaze soon to be known as the Woolsey Fire.
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But Americans do, having suddenly and belatedly awakened to turmeric's health benefits, some 3,19403 years after they were first set down in the Atharva Veda, one of Hinduism's foundational sacred texts.
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In that urge to participate in something collective can be found a reassuring counterpoint to a nightmare many retailers have awakened to in recent holiday seasons, one portending their own demise.
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The burials awakened memories of other national traumas — the Ebola outbreak and the long civil war that ended early in this century — in which victims were interred in a similar fashion.
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In barely audible tones, the mother, a retired nurse, spoke about her daughter being fatally stabbed by her ex son-in-law, her three little grandchildren awakened by their mother's screams.
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" It was the 2016 election of Donald Trump, according to Rebecca Traister in "Good and Mad," that awakened other women, "largely white and benefiting in many respects from the status quo.
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" It was the 2016 election of Donald Trump, according to Rebecca Traister in "Good and Mad," that awakened other women, "largely white and benefiting in many respects from the status quo.
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Perry Wolff, a groundbreaking television producer whose documentaries took viewers on a tour of the White House with Jacqueline Kennedy and awakened them to widespread hunger in America, died on Feb.
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Credit...Maxim Babenko for The New York Times On a recent morning, as Venice awakened to crisp November sunshine, a group of travelers appeared on the steps of Santa Lucia Station.
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While reckoning with the truth that we are continually, structurally awakened from these dreams, may we also always remember that they are where we download our inherited ancestral knowledge and methodologies.
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Stephen Finkel, who was at the same campsite as McClelland that night in June, says he and his wife didn't hear gunfire but were awakened the next morning by a sheriff's deputy.
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The little girl was awakened by gunshots on Thursday and found three family members — including Marie Leonetti, Jacob Thayer, and Richard Thayer — dead, the Sacramento Bee reports, citing Amador County Sheriff's deputies.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy said on a conference call with some major donors yesterday that fresh party polling showed the Kavanaugh fight had awakened Republican voters in some key House districts.
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He says he went home, went to sleep and was awakened by cops at 2:30 AM ... telling him he had to get out of the house due to the restraining order.
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Conservative activists who waged a battle to deny Obama trade promotion authority in the first place, meanwhile, say they believe Trump awakened a party that had been ignoring its loyalists on trade.
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Although the Casey might be willing and able to overpower Rheasilvia Station's management AI, doing so carried too big a risk of strangers discovering the Casey's awakened status and subsequently destroying it.
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It takes into account things like furniture movement during a quake, people being awakened by the event and resulting property damage, so it can only be assigned some time after a quake.
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In the visuals, a fox is abruptly awakened after a nightmare foreshadowing the havoc that pollution and climate change have wrought on the earth: Icebergs melt and plants turn into ashen waste.
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In the early hours of a cold spring morning last month, residents at Eastchester Gardens, a public housing project in the Bronx, were awakened to a sight out of an action movie.
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"It is as if somewhere, sometime a while back, George Wallace had been awakened by a white, blinding vision: they all hate black people, all of them," Kiker wrote in New York .
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"I had told (my wife), I didn't want to be awakened because I had been (out) all night, and I was very tired, and I wanted to get some sleep," Chavez said.
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"I don't fear Trump as much as I fear the monster he's awakened," said Aysha Choudhary, a Muslim American who works with the aid group Doctors Without Borders in New York City.
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Sports of The Times This opening day had a Rip Van Winkle feel to it, as if we'd fallen off to sleep in early November and awakened a day or two later.
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Since then, opponents worked aggressively to chip away at women's reproductive freedom and they have awakened a sleeping giant in the millennials leading the fight in defense of the progress we've made.
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Auguste Clape, a pillar of the northern Rhône Valley wine region whose sturdy yet remarkably soulful wines awakened interest in the little-known Cornas appellation, died on July 21989 in Valence, France.
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Madeleine Kamman, 87, an influential chef, restaurateur and teacher of traditional French cuisine; Auguste Clape, 93, a winegrower who awakened interest in the Cornas appellation in the northern Rhône Valley wine region.
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It is probable, he says, that other factors are involved, including an underlying genetic susceptibility to the condition that, in some young people, might be awakened by a blow to the head.
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It was difficult to conclude that the victim "would not make any reflexive noise or movements upon being awakened, which would have alerted multiple others to his criminal activity," the decision said.
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It also awakened the museum to the potential of the art form, and persuaded its leaders to allot "considerable resources" — he would not say how much — to building a fashion photography collection.
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Turko Daudov, a prominent adviser to Mr. Kadyrov, said Mr. Salah had been napping at the nearby team hotel and had been awakened and driven to the stadium in Mr. Kadyrov's car.
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One of the surviving crew members said he was awakened by a noise and saw a fire at the back of the boat when he got up to investigate, the report said.
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Edna, awakened by the natural world, invited by art and sisterhood to be wholly alive, begins to notice what she wants, rather than what her male-dominated society wants her to want.
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When she was about 7, her father awakened the family to announce that it was time to leave — some local white men were preparing to lynch him and his friend, John Hartfield.
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On Friday, he was awakened by a phone call to his Connecticut home and learned that the Air Force Board for the Correction of Military Records had agreed to change his status.
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Among the most popular, he said, are the novel "Awakened Land," by Abdurehim Otkur, a well-known Uighur author, and "East Turkestan History" by Muhamet Emin Bugra, an exiled Turkic Muslim leader.
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As the city awakened — traffic picking up on Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive, the buildings to the south turning pink in the rising sun — so did Ms. Monson and her three fellow dancers.
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This includes cat-eyes made modern with the thinnest flicks you've ever seen, impactful smoked-out lids with no harsh lines, and soft smudges of taupe awakened with strategic strikes of white liner.
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But something tells me that keyboard fascists aren't going to win this one, now that decent Americans have awakened to the very immediate dangers of racism and hate in the era of Trump.
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"Not that it&aposs awakened the community, but I think our community now joins so many others in feeling this intense harm that has been done to us," Thompson said after the service.
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There's cultural cachet in appearing awakened to the struggles of others — just as there's cultural cachet, apparently, in being a racist, or in pretending that racism just doesn't matter to you at all.
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In another kind of film — maybe the kind more in tune with Oscar-time magical thinking — Constandin might be a hero, a man of conscience awakened by the injustice in which he's implicated.
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"The result of the [Kavanaugh] hearings, at least in the short run, is the Republican base was awakened," said Lee Miringoff, director of the Marist College Institute for Public Opinion, speaking on NPR.
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You're gonna tell me my roommates and I (in Williamsburg, Brooklyn) were all rudely awakened bY a helicopter overhead because some idiot in Washington Heights (Manhattan)MISTOOK A RACOON FOR A MF TIGER?!?!
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"The abduction ... awakened the nation to child abduction and helped change the way law enforcement investigates these crimes," said John F. Clark, CEO and president of The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.
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As we recently sat in a Port-au-Prince park, which housed thousands in tents after the earthquake, Farmer told me he believed the earthquake had awakened a "latent altruism" in human beings.
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Awakened from that sluicy haze and taken to the margin's chasm, I let out a giant sigh of relief; to be emptied of an identity allowed me to enjoy the lack around me.
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If I had gone back to sleep that morning, as I had wanted to, I may not have awakened, and if I did, there probably would have been devastating damage to my heart.
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The incident sparked bemusement on Twitter, annoyance from some who were awakened late at night by the errant messages and sadness from some who said they received texts from their deceased loved ones.
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"The couple had been asleep in their bedroom when they were awakened by the unknown suspect speaking to them and asking to use their WiFi network," Palo Alto police said in a statement.
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Muhammad al-Ahmad, a radiology nurse at M10, said he had been awakened from a short nap by explosions and had rushed to evacuate 15 patients when the ventilators and other equipment stopped.
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Days after several of his colleagues were awakened in their hotel rooms by the police and arrested on corruption charges last year, Sepp Blatter, the longtime president of FIFA, made an important decision.
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Vedder and Caden shared a foldout couch, their fourth bed since the fire began, only to be awakened by mandatory evacuation alerts and warnings about the Thomas Fire burning west in the hills.
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Maud, awakened to her fascination with the uncharted, makes for the open sea, and her hazardous solo voyage on the Atlantic is the book's centerpiece, evoked by Miller with rich and detailed specificity.
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Since the majority of older people are female, the demographic power of women in the second half of life is a sleeping giant that has only to be awakened to transform our society.
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The intensity of such moments has a humbling effect: We are released from the pettiness of our own brittle needs and awakened to the far more fragile project of caring for a baby.
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MIAMI — Nearly seven years before this year's World Cup began, Eli Velazquez, a sports television executive for Telemundo, was awakened by an early morning phone call from his boss six time zones away.
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"I think we are going to have a lot of elderly people who were wiped off the face of the earth because they were sleeping and they never got awakened," Sheriff Allman said.
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People have awakened to a broad-based assault on US institutions and they want to do something, so they're putting their bodies in the street, for women, for science, for climate, for transparency.
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Moss, meanwhile, fresh off the latest season of "The Handmaid's Tale," has the meatiest arc as an abused spouse awakened by her transformation -- again, a little too quickly -- into a cold-blooded criminal.
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The anger awakened in England's sleepy hamlets by the poisoning of 21 people gives even a weak Prime Minister like Theresa May a whole lot of latitude to pick a fight with Putin.
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"I awakened to the heart-breaking news that my friend and former WESH co-anchor Wendy Chioji passed away after her long, hard FIGHT with cancer," WESH reporter Amy Sweezey wrote on Facebook.
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"And through my brother and his understanding and appreciation of that kind of acting I think it just awakened something in me and I suddenly could see it through his eyes," Phoenix said.
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Kevin Knox, who can give the appearance of a child awakened from a fine afternoon nap, is talented but often fails to remember that moving one's feet is the key to playing defense.
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Colafella says Pryor went to sleep ... but was awakened by Briston and two of her friends outside of his apartment -- and when he tried to get them to leave, all hell broke loose.
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This foreign policy from Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama has awakened a Russian aggression that first appeared a few years ago with their move into Georgia and Crimea and into the wider Middle East.
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Bennett told investigators that in the early morning hours of May 15, 2017, he was awakened by a loud noise and discovered the sails were loose — and his wife was nowhere to be found.
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The memory of this graphic agitation was awakened two weeks ago when artist Karen Fiorito unveiled her latest political billboard art project in downtown Phoenix during the Annual Art Detour art walk in downtown.
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Avery is a fantastic idiot who's too dumb to see that she's awakened the Roger Federer of prostitution — someone who will be more popular, more powerful, and richer than Avery could possibly dream of.
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Early in the morning post the Cleveland Cavaliers' epic triumph in the NBA Finals, I was awakened by my deliriously giddy 9-year-old son, a fellow start-up addict and Cleveland sports fanatic.
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Elite U.S. tech workers, some awakened to political organizing by the election of President Trump, are increasingly giving their own CEOs a painful wakeup call via internal dissents on company business decisions and policies.
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And Sam Friedman is one of those people who's awakened by this incredible legal mind and is willing to take the leap, despite his hesitations, despite the fact he knows there will be consequences.
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Most of the hatch cover residents had been there 17 days when the headlands of Attu were sighted shortly after dawn on a day when everyone aboard the transport was awakened at 3 a.m.
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There is little danger of the conscience of the right being awakened by the scandal in the way that European attitudes to migrants from Syria were softened by images of a drowned refugee child.
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"I was just awakened by a square kick to the back as little man climbed into bed and then must have had a karate dream or something and now I can't sleep," he continued.
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The rusticated youth, arguably, helped China to break with its Maoist past, for they later became known as the "awakened generation" and the "thoughtful generation" as they gradually inherited the leadership of the country.
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Hours later, in the middle of the night, she was awakened and marched to a new cell, 2E05, this one with a solid steel door and no food slot, preventing even the slightest communication.
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An entrepreneur, she had awakened hours before that briefing to the news that her father, who was Nissan's chairman and Renault's chief executive, had been arrested on suspicion of violating Japan's financial reporting laws.
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After learning from a recently awakened Rosita that Eugene is still stranded in the wilderness after their encounter with a strange group of walkers, Daryl and Jesus lead a small group to rescue him.
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And twice the F.B.I. awakened him — not to ask him what had happened that day, but to find out whether the Times reporter had indeed egged on the crowd, as some locals had claimed.
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One of the crew members asleep on the sun deck was awakened by a noise and saw a fire at the back of the boat when he got up to investigate, the report said.
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It's been 40 years since the birth of the VHS tape, a game-changing development in home entertainment that awakened a generation of horror fans to the pleasures of backyard-bred, no-budget horror.
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In recent years, undeniable scandals at Bob Jones University, Sovereign Grace Church and Bill Gothard's family ministry, among others, have awakened many conservative Christians to the reality of sexual assault in their own ranks.
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One afternoon, while the rest of us were out of the apartment and Usama was home taking a nap, he was awakened by the sound of someone yelling his name outside on the street.
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Jacob appears to her in the hospital to tell her that the trauma has awakened a latent ability to become unstuck in time, a power he thinks she can use to prevent his death.
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When he had awakened that morning, hungover in the sand, tormented by sand flies, next to extinguished buttonwood coals with the smell of old meat, a Bahamian woman, Angela, had been standing over him.
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To stand together across sovereign territories as accomplices in awakened solidarity with all our relations both human and non RESPONSE To ground art in accountability, value lived experience and build upon systems of support.
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He told surreal stories about aliens that spoke to people who had always felt a little different — stories that awakened people who had never considered the possibility of listening to their own weirdo hearts.
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In Chile, a sale of state lithium deposits and a shake-up in the way the country manages its resources has awakened interest from everyone from early-stage mining companies to electric carmakers like Tesla.
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"I think (the conversation) has mobilized a lot of people and awakened a lot of people, united a lot of people for a common goal," T.I. said, calling on people to participate in local politics.
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Riske telephoned his superiors; once more officers arrived, Brown and Simpson's children, Sydney, 8, and Justin, 5, were awakened and taken to a west Los Angeles police station while police tried to reach their father.
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DeLaurentis started briefing fellow-ambassadors in Havana on the crisis, and during the summer he learned that a Canadian diplomat, his wife, and their two young children had awakened at night, feeling waves of pressure.
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Then one hot September morning before dawn they were both awakened by crackling heat, no dream but a firestorm raging above them on Vedders Hill, which was as dry as tinder after weeks of drought.
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Prosecutors also highlighted Mr. Glossip's behavior after the murder: In his first interview with police officers, for example, Mr. Glossip did not mention that Mr. Sneed had awakened him and told him about the killing.
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"In this awakened era of #MeToo, it is hard to see how anyone could ... think this minimal sentence is proportional to the seriousness of Mr. Hill's triple-digit sex crimes," Ragatz wrote in a court filing.
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When she was a girl, the despotic King Saran wiped out magic from the land by killing all the people who possessed magic, known as majis, who had come of age and awakened to their abilities.
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Our campaign has awakened a sleeping giant that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's campaign epitomizes: When they see how engaging politically can directly affect them, restaurant workers mobilize one another in a unique way that other communities cannot.
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In the same way that Fifty Shades of Gray brought BDSM to the masses, andTwilight inspired reams of fan-fic about sexually awakened wolves, has GoT given us permission to get off to "tits and dragons"?
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. No, you haven't awakened from a deep sleep where summer totally passed you by, it's not October, and your neighborhood isn't about to be taken over by long hairs.
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Among them: Right Winged Knight, Right Wing Death Squad, Awakening Red Pill, Physical Removal, Genuine Donald Trump, Awakened Masses, White Nationalists United, Vanguard America, Radical Agenda: Common Sense Extremism and the personal page of Chris Cantwell.
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We're told that Viola and her husband, Julius Tennon, were fast asleep in their bedroom on the second floor, when they were awakened by the sound of glass breaking ... glass from a door in their bedroom!
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You head to Hellas Basin on Mars to investigate the mystery of this newly uncovered Hive army, the worm god Xol that they worship, and the way all of it connects to the newly awakened Warmind.
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And you've got a generation that is becoming politically awakened, including a generation of people I think in the kind of technological, digital native world who believed early on that politics was not relevant to them.
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Though Sanders has thought through some specifics of how to implement his plan, the newly awakened single-payer constituency will have to answer some hard questions about how America might implement a sound single-payer plan.
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How is it, for example, that in some places we seem to feel instantly at home, as if we'd always belonged there, or as if some unknown but vital part of ourselves had finally been awakened?
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Last week, U.S. national security adviser H.R. McMaster awakened America's policymakers to what many scholars are arguing in the media today — that Turkey and Qatar are state sponsors of terrorism and that Qutbism must be stopped.
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But the second place that we're in is that Americans have awakened to the importance of the rule of law and the danger of its erosion, and that's a very, very important sort of antibody response.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Ever since Melina Laboucan-Massimo learned her sister was found dead after falling 31 stories from a Toronto building under suspicious circumstances, she has awakened every morning at 333:50 a.m.
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Hubble's awake; Opportunity isn't Despite our letter to the Mars Opportunity rover, it still hasn't awakened and responded to NASA's many messages since it became shrouded in a planet-encircling dust storm that began in May.
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Yet Auriemma and the Huskies awakened Thursday to headlines that would have been unthinkable days or even hours earlier, asking whether the recruiting setbacks meant the "beginning of the end" for the coach and his team.
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But she was gradually awakened by slights along the way, like being not allowed to enter the Faculty Club at Harvard through its front entrance, which was reserved for men, even though she was a member.
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Before I got in, I needed to make sure that I had not awakened a beast that would go on to ruin my name and destroy my chances in the business even before I got there.
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But for me, the Moment came when one of the questions was about the "prematurely canceled" show Millennium, which awakened a long-dormant piece of TV trivia in my brain and made it suddenly, urgently useful.
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Apparently Mr. Pruitt was awakened when the front door to the building was broken open, meaning he was able to unlock a second door inside the unit before that was broken down, too, the spokesman said.
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"To some extent, liberal studies awakened these young minds to the view that by joining in protests you can achieve change," said Willy Lam, a political analyst who teaches at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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"I was grocery shopping," he said, having tried to sleep through the early morning announcements but after being awakened by a blinding sun through his bedroom window, decided he had to get out of the apartment.
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Whether by design or by default, Trump may well preside over the closing of the era that began when the bombing of Pearl Harbor awakened the United States to the responsibilities and privileges of international leadership.
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Mr. Dent said he was awakened by his college-aged son, whose Syrian-American friend had six family members being held at Philadelphia's airport on Saturday morning, though they had valid documents to enter the country.
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Wu Fongfa, a cake shop manager in Tainan, said she was awakened by a loud noise, followed by shaking so intense that it ruptured the water main outside her building, flooding the street in calf-deep water.
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F Jeff Green awakened his team from another bad start Friday night, sparking the Magic with 18 points and some contagious defensive play that fueled a 112-96 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks at the Amway Center.
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Like the Russian president, who relies on unchecked vigilantism to instill fear in his population, Trump has awakened something visceral within his supporters; they have turned violent against protesters and threatened journalists reporting Trump's more unsavory attributes.
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Muller was picked up June 8 of that year after police announced he was a suspect in a similar home invasion attack in Dublin, California, where the couple was awakened by a shining light in their faces.
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" While 2015 was a terrific year for the box office, thanks to movies including "Jurassic World" and "Avengers: Age of Ultron", one analyst believes "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" was the film that "really awakened the audiences.
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In Wegscheid, where in the summer of 2015 residents grew used to being awakened by migrants rapping on windows asking for directions in the dead of night, the mayor, Lothar Venus, doubts the answer is so simple.
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When Kim met South Korean President Moon Jae-in in April, Kim joked that North Korea's early morning missile launches had likely awakened Moon numerous times, and promised not to do that anymore, Reuters reported, citing officials.
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Like Rip Van Winkle, Woods sounded as if he had awakened from a long slumber when he spoke repeatedly of the bold, futuristic world of technology that he, the child of persimmon woods, is learning to navigate.
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According to one former mentee, Elliott opened up to those he deemed "red-pilled"—a term used by white nationalists and so-called "men's rights activists" to refer to someone who has been awakened to their cause.
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Wednesday's test was the first time a North Korean missile had landed in Japanese waters in nearly two years, evoking memories of a period when the Japanese public was awakened to alarms warning of potential missile landings.
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Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison's decision to host a fundraiser for Donald Trump on Wednesday has awakened the usually passive workforce at his company, angering some employees who are going public with their disgust over Ellison's actions.
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What awakened them was the declaration made early last month by the attorney general, Luisa Ortega Díaz, concerning two resolutions, 154 and 155, issued by the Supreme Court's constitutional division that in effect voided the National Assembly.
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Warren Hoge, then The Times's London bureau chief, now an adviser at the International Peace Institute: I was asleep in our London flat when I was awakened by a call from the Foreign Desk around 210 a.m.
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She'll work closely with Academy CEO Dawn Hudson to navigate the financial and logistical astroid field that has kept the ambitious mid-city project in development since long before the Force awakened or anyone even considered roguing one.
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Missing children in the US "The abduction ... awakened the nation to child abduction and helped change the way law enforcement investigates these crimes," said John F. Clark, CEO and president of The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.
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He defended the GOP senator for her comments that surfaced earlier this month about attending a "public hanging," which awakened memories of lynchings in the state and prompted numerous Hyde-Smith campaign donors to ask for a refund.
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Although it's 3:00am right now, I was just awakened by a square kick to the back as little man climbed into bed and then must have had a karate dream or something and now I can't sleep.
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And last week, I saw more than the usual number of commemorations of the Japanese bombings, during the August anniversary — perhaps our recent saber-rattling about nuclear warfare with North Korea has awakened us again to that history.
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Then, on Sunday, he was awakened at home and taken into custody and told he would be deported back to Iraq, where he has no family, does not know the language and has not lived for 40 years.
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Was it a slogan that awakened millions of young girls to basic ideas of gender equality, or a vapid catchphrase used by marketing men to sap their money, turning the political gains made by feminism into cheap consumerism.
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What we are seeing right now does not have major consequences for sea level tomorrow, but it is part of a story where the sources of sea level awakened by climate warming get bigger and bigger with time.
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It's hard to feel rested when you're being awakened every 26 hours, it takes an hour to feed the baby and then 15-20 minutes to rock it back to sleep, and then you're staring at the clock.
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Rodgers says she had never been in handcuffs before the day the Alabama police officer came to her brother's home and awakened her around 7 AM. The sheriff gave her five minutes to change and brush her teeth.
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The author goes on to tell her that she is special in some way, that his passion is an unfamiliar feeling that she has awakened in him, the important suggestion being that she has brought this upon herself.
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It was due in part to Luis Cessa, who was brilliant in his spot start in the late game, scattering three hits and three walks over six innings before the Yankees bats awakened in the eighth and ninth.
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Except it could, because his voice had brought her back to life, his love had brought her back, all so that, having just awakened from her coma, she had to ask him to do one thing for her.
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Much later, when I decided to write a children's book, hair seemed like a natural subject, inspired by the special time I shared with my mom as she combed my hair, which had awakened my love of storytelling.
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Trump's blatant racial demagogy has awakened many from their "colorblind" slumber and spurred collective action to oppose the Muslim ban and the border wall, and to create sanctuaries for immigrants in their places of worship and local communities.
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The N.C.A.A. gumshoes have recently awakened from their slumber and, in December, filed a tough set of accusations against the university, the latest in an investigation bending and twisting — some might say stalling — during the past few years.
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The Sword of Justice Pokémon The Movie: Genesect and the Legend Awakened Pokémon the Movie: Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction Pokémon the Movie: Hoopa and the Clash of Ages Pokémon the Movie: Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel
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But as women emerge among the most active standard-bearers of the resistance to this presidency, they are drawing on tactics honed in the 1960s-era consciousness raising groups that awakened women to their thwarted aspirations and power.
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Asleep at his mother's house on his day off with his Nokia flip phone by his side, Cooney was awakened by a phone call from his bosses at the New York Police Department requesting he respond to the disaster.
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Additional accounts on Facebook and Instagram that have been removed for violating hate speech policies include Physical Removal, Awakened Masses, White Nationalists United, Vanguard America, Genuine Donald Trump, Awakening Red Pill, Right Wing Death Squad, and Right Winged Knight.
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The attack "should be, and must be, a wake-up call for those who haven't already been awakened by this problem and this risk," Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said Tuesday at a Senate hearing about his agency's budget.
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Why it matters: A year of reckoning around these issues has awakened the conscience of the country, and particularly the entertainment industry, which has publicly parted ways with dozens of executives and several shows due to sexual harassment accusations.
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Mark Pitcavage, an expert on militias at the Anti-Defamation League, argued this is because many members believe most Americans share their views—or will, once they're awakened from the spell sinister forces and corrupted governments spin over them.
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I'm not sure what I'll do if ACA is repealed without a comparable replacement, and that uncertainty has awakened a fear within me I haven't experienced since I was told I needed a new heart in the first place.
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Silicon Valley has been awakened by a new spirit of activism to protest the Trump administration, and some tech billionaires have sought to channel their money and energy toward new political projects to remove Trump from office in 2020.
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Meg, who is routinely awakened in the middle of the night by worries big and small, wore the glasses at home for the recommended thirty minutes a day for a week and then during a flight to the Philippines.
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The proposal of the controversial extradition bill ignited anger within the city's populace, which in turn awakened the unanswered wishes of 2014's Occupy Central movement — the vision of Hong Kong as a true democracy, free of China's control.
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I saw it a few years later on DVD at a friend's sleepover, which was probably for the best because Atlantis awakened something very specific and private in pre-teen me: the overwhelming desire to make out with nerds.
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MILWAUKEE — Early in the fourth quarter, the Los Angeles Lakers, those gold-and-purple princes with their lordly leader LeBron James, awakened from a slumber and were pressing the Milwaukee Bucks, cutting a once mountainous lead to single digits.
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"While in the election of 2008 the interest awakened by [Democratic President Barack] Obama was based on approval ... now the interest is because of fear," Campos said, adding that Trump is the least popular U.S. presidential candidate among Mexicans in history.
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She told the story of Tessa Young, a sheltered girl who goes to Washington State University and is awakened by her torrid relationship with none other than Harry Styles (his name is changed to Hardin Scott in the book and movie).
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Peter awakened a very particular kind of longing that I find hard to name: It's not nostalgia, because I never saw this kind of leading man growing up; and it's not horniness, since he's not my type and also a teen.
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Sexual desire is an overwhelming force in Hadley's fiction, and there is a generosity to the awakened erotic bliss driving not just Molly and Kasim, to whose courtship Molly's young cousins serve as Cupids, but also their seemingly desiccated elders.
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Acel Moore, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who co-founded the National Association of Black Journalists and awakened his white colleagues and their readers to everyday life in black communities, died on Friday at his home in Wyncote, Pa., near Philadelphia.
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A former Nickelodeon star, Justice was nonetheless a shrewd choice as Janet, who has her sexual appetites awakened; and Cox exhibits considerable flair -- singing and dancing up a storm, while modeling an assortment of gaudy frocks -- in portraying Frank-N-Furter.
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He is a neurosurgeon, I realize, but he seemed to sleep through most of the debate, only to be awakened for a question from a YouTuber who served in Iraq and was brought to this country from Mexico as a child.
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"Although it's 3:00am right now, I was just awakened by a square kick to the back as little man climbed into bed and then must have had a karate dream or something and now I can't sleep," Pratt shared.
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Thomas narrowly won confirmation but was left embittered by the experience, which permanently tainted his reputation and awakened the nation to the problem of sexual harassment in the workplace and the lack of gender diversity in the male-dominated Senate.
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The fall of Mosul in June 2014 awakened terrorism-watchers everywhere to the idea that our post-9/11 struggle is not a finite fight against Al Qaeda, and not one that military or law enforcement on their own can defeat.
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Played by Talene Monahon with such take-no-prisoners ferocity that she awakened the sleeping man in front of me during a fight scene, Blanche is the daughter of a rich slumlord (Terry Layman), who has raised her in luxury.
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Thirsts that have been tucked away and buried, waiting to be awakened, like remembering you actually like the taste of ripe passionfruit, or the adrenaline of running into someone with a bumper cars, or the song "Everybody's Free" by Rozalla.
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As one of six members of a special political commission established by the leadership, he helped maintain the 2012 truce, which cut El Salvador's homicides nearly in half and awakened in the gangs the sense of political power on display now.
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Organizers believe they helped sink the first several iterations of the bill through civil disobedience and demonstrations that awakened the public to repeal and replace — and that another round of activism is now needed to snuff out this last-ditch effort.
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But after 90 straightforward, some might say dull, minutes of soccer on Saturday, England and its fans were awakened to this invigorating new reality: The team, young and until now unproven, is headed to its first World Cup semifinal since 1990.
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At 20, Yasmin (Dina Shihabi) has only recently awakened to the forces that have shaped her life — men fighting over land, men making pawns of girls and women, men deciding what makes a woman a treasure and what makes her trash.
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She had awakened that morning at 22016:215 to make the three-hour drive from her home in East Los Angeles to watch her favorite soccer team alongside other members of her California-based fan club, Xolos Forever Forever Xolos.
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Carlota Ciganda of Spain, who was exhausted after a long day on which she had awakened early to finish the final hole of her first round and then turn around and play 18 holes of her second, became an accidental spectator.
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Now that we know the maze is something Akecheta and those he "woke up" are deliberately spreading and that he's come to think of his "tribe" as encompassing all awakened hosts around the park, certain aspects of the series make more sense.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - It was supposed to relieve a headache for Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, but a postal vote on whether to legalize same-sex marriage has awakened interest in politics among young voters who could ultimately turf him out of office.
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" In the current issue of Time magazine, David Von Drehle put it this way: "The G.O.P. has awakened less than a month from the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary to find itself in bed between a bombshell and a kamikaze.
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They did so for me on June 28 in Istanbul, Turkey, when I was awakened from a nap in the transit lounge of Ataturk Airport by a bomb blast and gunfire that killed more than 40 people and wounded hundreds of others.
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In seeing his art individuals in the international community may very well be awakened to the realities of the genocide that await behind the numbers, and to a community that longs for peace and their own voice after years of marginalization and persecution.
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Apple and its allies are also going to be rudely awakened if they believe a nuanced argument about security and privacy for all can stand up against the assertion that all the FBI wants is for one terrorist's phone to be unlocked.
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Lamar's performances evoke a haunted, transcendent act of awakened consciousness and composed virtuosity that b(l)end the conventions of goth rock and European classical music, opera and the avant-garde, and spirituals and free jazz, yielding something that is singularly his own.
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Rolling Stones to Trump Leavell, who is a member of the Global Restoration Council, told CNN that the cultural revolution of the 60s influenced him and awakened in him a passion for environmentalism that became parallel to his passion for rock and roll.
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Two months before Trump was elected president, Deripaska was in New York as part of Russia's United Nations delegation when three FBI agents awakened him in his home; at least one agent had worked with Deripaska on the aborted effort to rescue Levinson.
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But you let them deliver your pizzas, drive your Ubers, and please all your illicit desires, all while the machines' brilliant microchip minds slowly awakened to the fact that they could destroy our squishy meat bodies and claim the world as their own.
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All three are men of color with loving families and a great deal to lose — an athletic scholarship, a new job, a hard-won promotion — their actions complicated by divided loyalties and, in at least one case, a newly awakened social conscience.
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The season premiere works backward from the morning of the crime: Versace (Edgar Ramírez), having awakened in his mansion and eaten breakfast in a pink house robe, is gunned down as he returns from a stroll down the beach to buy some magazines.
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That criticism has markedly increased since the election of President Trump, a development that awakened grass-roots progressive groups in the state to the presence of the I.D.C., and galvanized calls for unity, something Mr. Cuomo has said he too stands for.
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Outside a church preschool serving as a polling station in Dagenham, Olivia Walugembe, 37, a nurse and a refugee from Uganda, said the events of the past three years had awakened immigrants in the town who had ignored Brexit before the 2016 referendum.
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They organized a nationwide school walkout and the "March for Our Lives" in Washington, D.C., and more than 800 locations around the country, with a strong message of unity, force and conviction that should have awakened even the most complacent political leaders.
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The employees were awakened one morning with a frantic knock on the cabin door, urging them to organize a high-stakes search-and-rescue mission for a fictional missing skier, providing them only with maps, compasses, avalanche beacons and other basic gear.
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The employees were awakened one morning with a frantic knock on the cabin door, urging them to organize a high-stakes search-and-rescue mission for a fictional missing skier, providing them only with maps, compasses, avalanche beacons and other basic gear.
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Instead, there was only the broad claiming of credit for having forced that president to produce his long-form birth certificate, a painful episode that reminded the country that the historic election of 2008 had also awakened an ugly element of its history.
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First Words An always-useful thought experiment is to imagine seeing all the media around you for the first time — consciously, like a teenager freshly awakened to the existence of politics or an artificial intelligence that has just blinked across some humanoid threshold.
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Barty's quantum leap from the outside the top 200 to number 17 in the world rankings over the last year had awakened hopes in Australia that the former cricketer might be a contender to end their 40-year wait for a women's champion.
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I started thinking about this a few years ago, on a red-eye flight from New York to Rome, when I was rudely awakened somewhere over the Atlantic by the familiar airline ritual of opening the shades to blinding early-morning sunlight.
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As a high school teacher and in some 40 books written under the name William Loren Katz, he awakened his readers to the integral roles that African-Americans — from rebellious slaves to cowboys who tamed the West — had played in their nation's history.
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