In the graph below, a negative force means a mass will be pulled down toward Earth; a positive force means it will be pulled up toward the other planet.
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Your confidence has to be pulled from your own knowledge.
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Or are all the tariffs going to be pulled out?
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"He will be pulled down kicking and screaming," she said.
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Outrage grenades just waiting for our pins to be pulled.
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Left untreated, your teeth might eventually have to be pulled.
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"Pieces can be pulled apart, bent, ripped off," Hod detailed.
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Another banker agreed the deal didn't have to be pulled.
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Even the lychee seemed to be pulled from a can.
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The staircase features a table that can be pulled out.
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Some people had to be pulled out of damaged dwellings.
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Kitchenette storage includes a pantry that can be pulled out.
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It caused PC Zone to be pulled from newsagents' shelves.
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The US personnel will be pulled from Venezuela this week.
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This is disgusting and ALL the merchandise should be pulled IMMEDIATELY!
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But our view is that it ought to be pulled back.
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The ads will be pulled immediately once an item is sold.
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COOPER: These people need to be pulled out of the circle.
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There is no better face that's ever going to be pulled.
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Guerrasio: And not every movie can be pulled off this way.
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The spent material can be pulled out in a little plug.
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Will they be pulled away from their homes and each other?
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There is an illusion of progress that must be pulled back.
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Now, the plug is about to be pulled on many startups.
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The industry is going to logically be pulled in this direction.
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I have no idea what caused me to be pulled over.
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Pelosi had reportedly asked that the bill be pulled from consideration.
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Tag pages can not be pulled up while visiting someone's blog.
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Searchers would be pulled out of areas threatened by mudslides, he said.
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Otherwise, the developers' apps will be pulled from Google Play, as well.
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Facebook agreed, and the app is scheduled to be pulled later today.
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It was feared that more bodies would be pulled from the rubble.
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The abdominal muscles can also be pulled apart by a developing fetus.
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First, it's cut up into pieces to be pulled from multiple directions.
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But I can pull the trigger when it needs to be pulled.
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CO2 can either be pulled out of flue gases — waste streams produced by power generation or other industrial processes — or it can be pulled out of the ambient air through a process known as direct air capture (DAC).
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If you were in your home, you would not want a hook to be hooked in the mouth, you would not want to be pulled up, you wouldn't have to fight hours for your life to be pulled up.
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Drazan warned Wilsey that his company might be pulled away from NGLY220 deficiency.
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Once its job is done, it can be pulled out on a cord.
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Many people think they are not possible, that they can't be pulled off.
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Products still unapproved by August 8th 2019 must be pulled from store shelves.
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Jonas told The Hill that he requested his nomination be pulled last week.
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It's fitting that all the stops would be pulled out for this moment.
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Authorities said 155 people had managed to swim or be pulled to safety.
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Anyone who suffered a concussion would have to be pulled out of combat.
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This is unfortunate, as several recurring themes are there to be pulled out.
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If the U.S. pulls out, those countries may be pulled in China's direction.
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"I don't need to constantly be pulled out of the moment," he said.
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Only upon arriving at 10 would they be pulled out with a rope.
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They will tell you if your license needs to be pulled, said McClanahan.
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What we can learn What common thread can be pulled from these examples?
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The reader has to start all over, be pulled into the poem's orbit.
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Pants/Shorts must be pulled up so that boxers/briefs are not exposed.6.
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There are glimpses of scenes that appear to be pulled straight from The Terminator.
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But, it's more than likely Elodie will be pulled back to Portland soon enough.
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Another serving supreme court justice, Vladimir Aguilar, could also be pulled into the scandal.
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Guests enter Westworld expecting to be pulled into an 360-degree, all-immersive illusion.
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But wouldn't you rather be pulled as an undefeated hero than blindsided and humbled?
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As of 2009, Florida drivers can be pulled over for not strapping on seatbelts.
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If Cameroon plunges further into chaos, other countries could be pulled down with it.
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"It was shocking to be pulled away six days before the opening," Meyer said.
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Stranger's noses and ears just have to be pulled and prodded at regular intervals.
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We're not going to be pulled into re-litigating the Halbach case with him.
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The app will be pulled from the app store the week of Aug. 29.
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My editor understood my conundrum, but she didn't think the essay should be pulled.
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Expect your espresso to be pulled with expertise and efficiency in under five minutes?
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They're like unstable elements waiting to be pulled into a wishy-washy middle ground.
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Seven thousand of 24637,000 American troops in Afghanistan were going to be pulled out.
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Seven thousand of 2556,23622 American troops in Afghanistan were going to be pulled out.
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"We won't allow ourselves to be pulled into a costly arms race," Ryabkov added.
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A spokesman for Modi's office confirmed the Indian leader ordered the rule be pulled.
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On Thursday, Zola was notified that four of the six ads would be pulled.
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The gadgets can be pulled out at will to fight back against government overreach.
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Seven thousand of 14,000 U.S. troops in Afghanistan were going to be pulled out.
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After a five-year transition period, the military will be pulled from the streets.
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For that reason, I have recommended to DC that the variant cover be pulled.
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The compartment is fully lined, and it can be pulled out and wiped clean.
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"There's very few levers that can be pulled if Iran is under complete sanctions, that can be pulled in order to mobilize those forces within the Iranian government that want to come to a workable solution with the Western countries," Vogt added.
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Diesel cars built before 2005 will be pulled off the city's roads starting next year.
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If the animals can't be pulled out, the elephants are forced to abandon their young.
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A witness said Bulger insisted that the women's teeth be pulled to obscure their identity.
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But strawberries are tricky—and raspberries, which must be pulled gently off hulls, trickier still.
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But it can also be pulled out of the dock and played as a handheld.
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Two new highchairs are about to be pulled up to the Swedish royal family table!
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The first group of Whole Foods couriers will be pulled from stores February 10th, 2019.
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His punches would have to be pulled to avoid causing serious or even fatal injuries.
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Still, by dehumidifying the air, some vog components may be pulled out of the air.
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This, says Mr Roberts of Comcast, will need to be pulled back somewhat over time.
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The lost debris shield will eventually be pulled back into Earth's atmosphere and burn up.
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It was considered a great children's toy because it couldn't be pulled apart or broken.
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But the pharmaceutical company Regeneron doesn't want the teeth to be pulled from the agency.
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Much of the tens of billions of dollars cannot be pulled out on a whim.
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But as written, such a turn can't be pulled off, even with these exceptional actors.
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"You never know when the rug could be pulled from under them," Mr. Ali said.
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Wax may be more adhesive, so the wax can typically be pulled in any direction.
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There's a 13-foot awning that can be pulled out outside of the tiny home.
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Amazon would also remain higher for 2018, but would be pulled into a bear market.
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Employees will be pulled out of productive, efficient, market-driven companies into inefficient government jobs.
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The espresso machine sits inside of a cabinet but can be pulled and swiveled out.
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The oven sits on a sliding panel and can also be pulled out to use.
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The monitor can be pulled out and viewed while the owners are laying in bed.
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Objects and people over 1 meter tall would be pulled up toward this gravity invader.
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About 3,000 bikes will be pulled from service and will be replaced with regular bicycles.
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But Travis freaked out, reached out to me, and demanded the story be pulled down.
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A lot of people in Europe and elsewhere feel like it needs to be pulled back.
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"Those levers that can be pulled to create value are going to be utilized," he said.
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In theory, this would offer more protection as extensions could be pulled down or automatically disabled.
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So you don't even have to be a user to be pulled into this surveillance dragnet.
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The last elephant struggled to get out, and had to be pulled out by a rope.
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Very often she would be pulled off of the floor and had to perform additional duties.
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He storms backstage, beats up Rebecca's bandmate, and has to be pulled off by a bouncer.
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In uploading the game to Mega, it's possible the folder will be pulled from the internet.
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And all those images of hard-partying rappers can be pulled straight out of his lyrics.
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The frizzy hairs growing back in were still thick and still screaming to be pulled out.
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On semi-automatic weapons the trigger has to be pulled every time to fire a round.
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One source said deputies across the country would likely be pulled in to fulfill the mission.
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But if you practically have to be pulled apart, well, that might be a problem, too.
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How warm, exactly, would the metal have to be for skin to be "pulled" by it?
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On exhibit is a garment with an ornamented hood to be pulled over a child's head.
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Locking Judd in that closet for hours just couldn't be pulled today—it wouldn't be acceptable.
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Because at the end of the day, the character has to be pulled from my reality.
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He has since watched more than 40 other quarterbacks be pulled from football's unemployment rolls instead.
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We couldn't take the chance that innocent witnesses would inadvertently be pulled into the targeting program.
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There's also an external shower with a hose that can be pulled out from the van.
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However, this is ultimately a "trigger" that must never be pulled, so it's of limited value.
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Yet there are still so many loose threads to be pulled that the story feels incomplete.
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Kirby declined to say whether all embassy staff would be pulled as part of the plan.
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North Korea hacked the film studio, Sony Pictures, and demanded the movie be pulled from theaters.
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Making matters thorny, the White House has requested the funds be pulled from Pell Grant reserves.
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They do not know if the rug will be pulled from under them by a new president.
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But it's hard to be pulled away from the Lowepro camera bags I've owned over the years.
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Switch is a transforming console/handheld hybrid that can be pulled apart into a portable gaming system.
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Articles will be pulled for being "patent nonsense," a moniker that sounds more subjective than it is.
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It's not clear if these, too, will be pulled into administration, or how they are being financed.
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We know, for instance, that black Americans are disproportionately likely to be pulled over in traffic stops.
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Dandelion is the first color to be pulled from the box set in its 100-year history.
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JC: So you don't think regulation's going to be pulled back, you just think it stays steady?
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Rather, interest rates have to be pulled up by robust economic growth with the Fed following suit.
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The website's report is filled with images that appear to be pulled from a more official source.
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No Democrat has come out to support the bill, though Cotton thinks centrists could be pulled over.
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YouTube did, however, recently tell Jones that advertisers had requested their ads be pulled from his channel.
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Instead, the plant should either be pulled up using protective clothing or destroyed by use of herbicides.
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Shoji screens can be pulled along a track to separate the living room from the dining area.
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It also remains to be seen whether the kid-safe content will actually be pulled from YouTube.
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With just a glance, your identity, personal information, and life history could be pulled up and exposed.
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People have been wondering if the bill could be pulled given the likelihood it will be defeated.
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"I would hate for those offsets to be pulled out of the Medicaid program itself," he said.
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Now, it can be pulled together and sent over email with a few clicks on a computer.
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It's an interesting series of levers that can be pulled when Glencore deems the time is right.
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Current labels such as Faded Glory, White Stag and Just My Size will be pulled from shelves.
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It could be pulled into orbit, ejected from the star system or even collide with the star.
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But he indicated tobacco-flavored e-cigarettes could also be pulled if kids started using those too.
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But even as Mr. Trump pushes the news cycle, he also seems to be pulled by it.
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Tensing said he was being dragged by DuBose's car and believed he would be pulled under the vehicle.
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"The body could not be pulled out and the doors had to be cut by mechanics," Bhattacharya added.
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With a new iOS app, any element can be pulled from Creative Cloud and viewed in augmented reality.
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In this event, Cruz's next opponent would probably be pulled from somewhere else in the bantamweight top-10.
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On Wednesday, rescue operations remained the national focus as many people continued to be pulled from the rubble.
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White drivers, conversely, are less likely to be pulled over despite representing a larger share of Austin's population.
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If the lackluster performances continue, industry observers say, more money will be pulled and funds will be shuttered.
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After you apply, the red-tinged goop hardens and can be pulled from skin in a swift motion.
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The President had said minorities are more likely to be pulled over, searched or shot at by police.
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As it's one-size only, there's also a strap inside that can be pulled to adjust the fit.
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DiGrazia notes that he's seen people lose fingers, break limbs, and be pulled from matches by emergency responders.
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It's the first time the FDA's ever asked for an opioid to be pulled because of abuse concerns.
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Starck, author of "Life After Death," said it is rare for a paid death notice to be pulled.
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Funding for the Paralysis Resource Center and the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness will also be pulled.
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On automatic weapons, the trigger has to be pulled and held only once to fire off several rounds.
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I dive beneath the water's surface, kick deeper, allow myself to be pulled out through the cave's mouth.
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A muggy blanket of clouds will be pulled over the city; the air will be warm and sticky.
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The makings of his iconic show outfit can be pulled together with shimmering sunglasses and a flashy suit.
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Authorities have been considering teaching the boys to breathe through full-face oxygen masks to be pulled out.
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The one that had to be pulled to prevent the embarrassment of not having enough votes to pass.
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The deadline: An acceptable deal will need to be pulled together before the big GOP conference this Friday.
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We were before a very serious case of putrefaction that had to be pulled out from its roots.
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Any permits pulled by the contractor and subcontractors will need to be pulled again by the new crew.
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He does not find it a hilarious joke to be pulled over by a seemingly hostile white officer.
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There are no soft criteria for admission: no interviews, no favoritism for legacies, no strings to be pulled.
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Today, Facebook says the Discover tab will be pulled from the Messenger app over the next several months.
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"Today we still don't know the number but there are cadavers ready to be pulled up," Simangan said.
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Things then got a little sticky when Rosenkranz told Kennedy the emails would be pulled by a robot.
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Ryan, who's successfully stayed out of the limelight in the immigration debate, will be pulled in different directions.
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At least one had to be pulled from his bed and into the water before he woke up.
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Fast-cooking livers can be pulled from the grill to make space, while other pieces take their time.
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Clark: Was there anything during production that couldn&apost be pulled off that you wanted to see happen?
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But many Ukrainians are learning about what it means to be pulled into a US domestic political drama.
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The biggest pitfall of "Dreams," however, is how easy it is to be pulled out of the experience.
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Decisions would be telegraphed by top advisers, only to be pulled back within hours, or never formally announced.
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The FDA said the cereal was still being sold a month after it was supposed to be pulled.
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When SB 277 was passed, people worried about the possible effects: Would children be pulled out of school?
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The answer lies in "negative emissions," various ways that carbon can be pulled from the system and sequestered.
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Nero, a responding bike officer, established a perimeter and said Gray had to be pulled in to the van.
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Anything the President tweets is newsworthy, which means that none of his tweets can be pulled from the platform.
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"We will not be pulled into an ugly fight where we have to move into civilian" areas, Gargash said.
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Your credit report, a running history of your borrowing and payment behavior, is likely to be pulled and scrutinized.
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Alma/Ofrobert (Nana Kiri), one of June's friends, is the first to be pulled into the kitchen behind June.
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AMD CEO Lisa Su responded to Huang's comments yesterday, but refused to be pulled into a war of words.
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A second slider can be pulled across the image to let you easily see the effects of the compression.
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Under Jupiter's wise, vigilant gaze, secrets and mysteries will be pulled out of the darkness and into the light.
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The toilet had been flushed, and Dane was long gone before the he could be pulled back to safety.
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Those numbers might also be pulled from a period months prior, at a time when earnings were especially high.
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Most of the meat is tender enough to be pulled apart with bare fingers, if one were so inclined.
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A first for the FDA The FDA requested that Opana ER be pulled because of its potential for abuse.
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Dandelion was the first color to be pulled from the 24-count box set in its 100-year history.
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Ryan happened to be the trigger, but that trigger was going to be pulled soon, one way or another.
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YouTube comments—which are seen by some as just another wasteland of the internet— can now be pulled together.
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Unlike Snap, the content is actually standalone as it appears to be pulled from Imgur's vast library of content.
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The only question is when the rug will be pulled out — not from under Betty, but from under us.
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The Wall Street Journal reports the company removed the app after Hong Kong police asked that it be pulled.
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The administration's rule aims to preempt the Golden State's CAA waiver and argues that it should be pulled entirely.
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In the Russian view, the family is the thread that needs to be pulled to unravel the terrorist group.
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The distant galaxies will be pulled beyond the limits of our sight; stars will die; all light will fade.
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This kind of comedy can be pulled off, but it's tricky, and can easily fall victim to self-indulgence.
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And it is too early to say how far left the party will be pulled during the presidential campaign.
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Murnane's visible world was a far-off veil pleading to be pulled away to reveal higher orders of meaning.
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Because of the uncertainty surrounding the current situation with China, officials cautioned the deal could still be pulled back.
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And financial assistance would be pulled back for many low-income people who need it to afford their policies.
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When rescuers finally came, recalled Giorgia Galassi and Vincenzo Forti, they had to be pulled out by their feet.
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"If I did, believe me, the F.B.I. would be down my throat, my clearances would be pulled," he said.
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However, if you prequalify for the card and want to submit a formal application, your credit will be pulled.
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If you do this, notifications and direct messages will be pulled into your school's digital system and possibly monitored.
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McMaster told residents in some counties that emergency responders will be pulled from areas expected to be hit hard.
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Targeted by Putin's Russia, Xi's China and Trump's America, Europe has a choice: Pull together, or be pulled apart.
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And so, Dos Santos' next opponent will have to be pulled from somewhere else in the UFC heavyweight division.
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If a deal was passed by the eve of the May elections, then they could be pulled, Hammond said.
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Inspectors said in the report that there was slack in the wire cables, which could be pulled apart 8 inches.
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The air from the tube will be pulled out so the environment is as close to a vacuum as possible.
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People online couldn't help joking about what kind of deal she was able to make to be pulled back in.
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First, the Greyscale must be pulled back from the skin, and then, a special ointment must be applied on top.
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An outbreak of E. coli that caused 10 million pounds of flour to be pulled from shelves is finally over.
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They find that blacks are about 38% more likely to be pulled over by state patrol officers than white drivers.
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If the decline in passengers continues, cities could be pulled into a downward spiral of fewer passengers and worse service.
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The post alleged that the dog's jaw was "shattered" and the animal had damaged teeth that needed to be pulled.
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The river is frozen over but Cheryl is able to break the ice, letting herself be pulled by the current.
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Parents forget how hot these are when they're on the counter, waiting to be pulled off by a handsy toddler.
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The karate instructor is testing a student who tries to crawl away, only to be pulled back into the ring.
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Venus's reentry into Libra, however, will find you feel nostalgic…how many directions could you be pulled in at once?
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You'll be pulled in many directions today, especially at work or concerning your chores, so schedule extra time for yourself.
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The court said ordering physical copies of the magazine to be pulled from sale would not be an "efficient measure".
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Backlash to his prodigious and unvarnished output would drive ol' Waldo away, only for him to be pulled back in.
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Even well-meaning bystanders, like Wakanda, will be pulled in — because to do nothing is to side with the oppressors.
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The administration's rule aims to preempt California's Clean Air Act (CAA) waiver and argues that it should be pulled entirely.
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The series, which has been airing in the UK for over 30 years, could be pulled from UK screens completely.
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Torqueing along at almost 200,000 miles an hour, the object was too fast to be pulled into the sun's gravity.
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Production of passenger cars "needs to be pulled back significantly," Jackson said, to reduce inventories and avoid further price cutting.
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Lawyers for the women argued that the product should be pulled from shelves or at least carry a warning label.
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Under United's new timeframe, the Max will be pulled from the airline's operating schedule until at least March 4, 3463.
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He said a glitch in the markets could cause problems for investors who believed their money could be pulled instantly.
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Emotions ran high as everyone waited for people to be pulled from the fractured structure in the Roma Norte neighborhood.
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If he used the Palestinian pronunciation, "bandora," he could be pulled out of his car and shot on the spot.
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In the larger apartments, under-counter kitchen cabinets can easily be pulled out so a second dishwasher can slide in.
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The dye experiment shows that the ships in the navigation channel are not likely to be pulled toward the diversion.
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The New York Post first reported in mid-February that McCusker's nomination was in jeopardy and expected to be pulled.
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They want to see a policy focus instead and don't want to be pulled too far to the left. Rep.
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Avery said pizzas used to be pulled out of a freezer, put on a tray, and shoved in the oven.
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Girls Do Porn's content also appears to be pulled from Youporn, another porn site owned by Pornhub's parent company Mindgeek.
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The chicken is stuffed with aromatics and simmered until the meat can be pulled easily from the bones with chopsticks.
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He does not want to run into anyone from his old life because he fears he could be pulled back.
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HOW QUICKLY COULD THIS BE PULLED TOGETHER AFTER MARCH 2019 WHEN THE UK LEAVES, A MONTH, A YEAR, HOW LONG?
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These, along with Form W-4, guide employers as to how much tax ought to be pulled from your paycheck.
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And now we seem to be pulled apart by centrifugal forces and it's hard to know what the truth is.
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It even has an atrium that can be pulled down for enjoying coffee or a cocktail, right over the water.
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Much of that money could be pulled from projects — like schools or dining halls — that Congress generally protects for constituents.
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If he wants to hit with his rear hand, his lead will likely be pulled back out of the way.
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Ms. Dussourd reported the abuse to the church and asked that Father Geoghan be pulled from service as a priest.
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But this full moon is in active, fiery Aries, so you'll be pulled from your slumber to get shit done.
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How, then, has a full mane, long enough to be pulled into an updo, suddenly popped up on the star's head?
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The issue is going to be when is that human safety driver going to be pulled out and with which partner.
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Make extra and keep them frozen, ready to be pulled out and boiled for a quick dinner at a moment's notice.
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However, it constitutes as a secondary offense, meaning the driver has to be pulled over for a separate traffic violation first.
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But your attention will be pulled to your home and private life on April 29, during the full moon in Scorpio.
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In politics, blaming the predecessor is a trick that can also be pulled off, provided they are in a different party.
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Video, however, is a far fatter signal, which meant tape had to be pulled past the recording heads at ridiculous speeds.
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Given these variables, its possible that Lawler's next opponent will have to be pulled from somewhere else in the welterweight division.
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When the piece was loaned out for an exhibition at the Whitney, Conner asked that it be pulled from the show.
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Gucci removed a black balaclava sweater this month that could be pulled over the wearer's face and featured exaggerated red lips.
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So, like a weed in a garden, they must be pulled out, root and stem, or they'll always crop back up.
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"If a match is made, the family can request that their (own) DNA be pulled out of the system," she said.
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On semi-automatic weapons, the trigger must be pulled every time to fire a round, after which the weapon reloads itself.
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Oil prices were already rising but may do so faster now that Iranian oil will be pulled from the market soon.
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Within days, the ads were on the air, only to be pulled down when Trump declared his candidacy for the presidency.
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It steadily flirted with the West and with NATO, and Russian officials feared it would be pulled out of Moscow's orbit.
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As soon as Amazon or another major player started hawking DVDs online, the rug would be pulled out from underneath Netflix.
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The Duke's troubles might not end with the interview, as he could be pulled into the ongoing FBI inquiry into Epstein.
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The zombies' sudden emergence is apparently linked to polar fracking, which has caused the earth to be pulled off its axis.
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There, he fell in with a group of economists who believed the Soviets could be pulled down by the purse strings.
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Indeed, the company has a $6 billion line of credit at stake, which would be pulled if the public offering underperforms.
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Those students would be pulled from high-poverty schools, which tend to have a higher concentration of black or Hispanic students.
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I did not want a free meal, nor did I want to be pulled aside for my calling a bigot out.
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The camera and the carbon-dioxide pump were then retracted so that the detached segment of stomach could be pulled out.
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The drawing for Mega Millions' $1.6 billion jackpot is Tuesday, while numbers for Powerball's $620 million jackpot will be pulled Wednesday.
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So many of the stories in Winterson's book beg to be pulled out on a December night, fireside, and read aloud.
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It kept a small team in place that may have to be pulled out quickly if the security situation suddenly deteriorates.
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The second year of Fargo, there was more of that, which was my attention starting to be pulled in more directions.
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But, more broadly, Iran's message seemed to be that the country doesn't want to be pulled into any sort of conflict.
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To be pulled into just one world would be to leave the other behind, and there's value in both of them.
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People are still cautious, but if we keep grinding higher [and] dips keep getting bought, people will be pulled into the market.
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DE) chief executive said equities trading would not be pulled out of Frankfurt in a merger with the London Stock Exchange (LSE.
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Britain's FTSE 100 index slipped, down 0.7 percent, after May confirmed to the parliament that the crucial Brexit vote will be pulled.
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The thinking is some demand may be pulled forward for those commodities before China's new round of tariffs take effect June 123.
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After Amazon determines the products are counterfeits, merchants may be notified that the products will be pulled in three to four days.
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Others I had to request be pulled up from the storage section of the library, their spines pristine, pages not yet read.
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"There are a lot of different triggers that can be pulled," said Benjamin Isgur, the leader of the PwC Health Research Institute.
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Blame it on the rom-com industrial complex, because responders' sexiest foods seem to be pulled right from every Julia Roberts flick.
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I knew that most of my emotions and attention was going to be pulled into making sure everything was okay with Tia.
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However, the creators admitted to The Guardian that nothing like LonelyGirl15 could ever be pulled off again — not on YouTube, at least.
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It embraces that technique even harder, but the show's writers seem to understand that the big switcheroo can't be pulled off twice.
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The man and his wife live with many children in a clapped-out home that ought to be pulled down, she explains.
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But even without any major shifts, it will be very incredible if this ambitious Moon plan can be pulled off at all.
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Pearl lives in a world so saturated with guns that the only question is when, not if, the trigger will be pulled.
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We found and shared a full version here as well, though you can expect that to be pulled down at any time.
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If it does, Maria could be pulled away from the coast before it can do too much damage or any at all.
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Democratic lawmakers have said they would like answers -- it remains to be seen if they will be pulled before Congress as well.
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The bills will officially be pulled on Thursday, after which Venezuelans have 10 days to take any left to the central bank.
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The 1991 episode will be pulled from all streaming services, future DVDs and TV stations, the Wall Street Journal reported last week.
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Daniel Squadron (D) called for Trump's named to be pulled from the park in 2015 over Trump's rhetoric during the presidential campaign.
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At least some of that oil will now be pulled from the market — at a time when oil prices are already rising.
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"There are a lot of different triggers that can be pulled," said Benjamin Isgur, the leader of the PwC Health Research Institute.
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Tramel was electrocuted as well, and both father and daughter had to be pulled from the pool by others at the gathering.
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Etihad also has code-share agreements with airlines such as Alitalia, all of which will be pulled into the fashion week deal.
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In May 2013, the State Department cracked down on Wilson's Defense Distributed movement, demanding that gun blueprints be pulled off the internet.
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Administration officials said they expected the paperwork for her nomination to be comptroller at the Pentagon to be pulled after budget hearings.
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A great panettone can be pulled apart with almost no effort into so many long, diaphanous strands that dissolve on the tongue.
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U.S. embassy staff will soon be pulled out of Cuba over a series of mysterious sonic attacks, according to a Tuesday report.
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The crossover and SUV are likely to arrive in 2023, while the big sedan could be pulled forward to 2022, suppliers said.
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Markets have been rattled in recent weeks by the coronavirus epidemic, prompting concerns that stock exchange floats would have to be pulled.
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But a State Department official acknowledged that the best-trained guards could be pulled away in the event of conflict with Turkey.
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" On being unequivocal about vaping products that are targeted to young people: "I think Juul should be pulled off the market entirely.
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In order for this architecture to work well, it needs to be easy for every type of data to be pulled in.
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Rice opened up to "Fitz in the Morning," saying he didn't expect to be pulled into the actual plotline of the show.
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A piece of jewelry that was supposed to serve as "something borrowed" could not be pulled free from the maid of honor.
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Protesters are demanding the suspended extradition bill be pulled, along with fresh democratic elections and an investigation into police brutality, AP notes.
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A group of those profiled wrote an open letter in December calling for "Whirling Shadows of Spies" to be pulled from store shelves.
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Per NFL rules ... if a player is found guilty of a misdemeanor or a felony involving violence -- their Combine invite will be pulled.
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"The family is very careful that they do not want to be pulled into a partisan slugfest," said the family's spokesman, Bill Boyle.
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So how do you as a user report a post, message, photo, or other item on Facebook that you believe should be pulled?
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A Jacquard tag is embedded in the jacket's sleeve, making this functionality possible, and it can be pulled out and charged via USB.
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This silhouette could only be pulled off by a very tall and statuesque figure so we were immediately drawn to it for Allison.
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Klobuchar's staff told me it may require some funding, but that could likely be pulled from administrative budgets that wouldn't require congressional approval.
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In a letter to Turkey, the Pentagon has warned Ankara will be pulled out of the F-35 program unless it changes course.
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When the ACL is torn, the shin can be pulled forward akin to opening a drawer, changing tendon angles and risking cartilage tears.
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It became the standard anti-tank gun of the U.S. infantry as its size allowed for it to be pulled by a jeep.
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If the hook hits a wall, she'll be pulled to it and then be able to hit E again to cast Wall Dive.
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"With a rear impact, we would expect occupants to be "pulled" toward the rear of the vehicle according to basic physics," Mansfield said.
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In one of Reard's ad campaigns, he claimed a swimsuit wasn't a real bikini unless it could be pulled through a wedding ring.
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Fans waxed nostalgic when Crayola announced in March that the yellowish dandelion, introduced in 1990, would be pulled from its rainbow of colors.
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"I'm not sure why legal decides we run something different," Ingram said, declining to say who specifically had requested the ad be pulled.
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The mat can be pulled from the trunk and folded away into the wheelchair to make it up curbs and other difficult terrain.
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So to be pulled in right away with her huge family and extended family gave me a sense of always being at home.
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Throughout it's IPO roadshow earlier this year, the company repeatedly pitched "levers" to investors, which could be pulled to help turn a profit.
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In recent weeks, church leaders in Byblos had called for the Mashrou' Leila show to be pulled, saying its songs violate "religious values".
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The survey suggests some other times a tweet could be pulled — like if it threatens someone's mental health, privacy, dignity, property and more.
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Still, if war was to come, it won't only be the uniformed locals who would be pulled into the conflict, said Guam Gov.
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The extent of their unity, the difficulty of selling it and what direction the party should be pulled is an ongoing debate. 5.
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Hop from one branch to the next and see what levers can be pulled or pushed to hold a renegade president in check.
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"Popek Monster declared that his golden teeth would be pulled out with a pair of pliers and given to homeless people," wrote Culture.pl.
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Reaching the far side, some women and older people had to be pulled through the mud to reach dry land atop steep banks.
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Or, they could be pulled to the back of the line in the visa application pool, also making it difficult to find talent.
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Elijiah Cummings said the report would have a "chilling effect" on groups like Black Lives Matter and called for it to be pulled.
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The advisers to these companies — the lawyers, the bankers — will increasingly be pulled from their New York homes, particularly to the West Coast.
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In this era of restricted pitch counts, it is not uncommon for starters to be pulled, even when holding the other team hitless.
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According to one military official, the Americans who were killed had to be pulled out with a hoist after falling into a crevice.
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There, a brain can easily be pulled apart like taffy as screens and voices compete with the action and audience for their attention.
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An audience member heckled her group in the middle of an anti-Franco piece; enraged, she demanded that the curtain be pulled down.
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Policies might change if voters had more opportunities to be pulled away from polarized echo chambers that strangle the movement of public opinion.
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Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado, who has less than 1 percent support in the polls, will also be pulled off the campaign trail.
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The Verge has asked Twitter whether those will also be pulled into the inactive pool and ultimately removed as part of this process.
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A rail on the side of the bus can be pulled out to skate on, an addition added to satisfy Will's skateboarding hobby.
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A remote control for the entertainment system is tucked into the base of the seats' armrests, and can be pulled out and retracted.
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"Unless the picture improves in Nigeria, it's almost guaranteed that sub-Saharan Africa as a region will be pulled off track," Watkins said.
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Voters do not expect Trump to be pulled out of office, and some of them have largely tuned out news about him, period.
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Progressive leaders were demanding that a bill to set budget caps for the year be pulled further to the left, to moderates' dismay.
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Several of the image-objects here also feature large black spirals, suggesting the works as literal vortexes into which you might be pulled.
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The atmosphere is warmer too, sending more water vapor into the air that can then be pulled back down by a hurricane as rain.
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I remember Darr's locker stall, his uniform shirt waiting to be pulled over his head, his cleats waiting to be slid onto his feet.
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The tracks are similar to those on a tank and paired with tilting, extended handle, the suitcase can be pulled up stairs with ease.
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Some social media posters wondered whether Chinese tech giant Huawei, which works with Leica on smartphone camera lenses, would be pulled into the controversy.
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It was a reminder that even in this time of relative awareness it is hypnotically easy to be pulled into a culture of silence.
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"The U.S. economy is going to be pulled into a recession for the first time since World War II by overseas events," he said.
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The California legislature was not into this idea that women could be pulled in unaware that they could get low-cost or free abortions.
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Joe Rogan's popular show was pulled from the platform yesterday, and Barstool Sports CEO Erika Nardini said her network's shows would be pulled, too.
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A few years ago, for example, a screen recording utility called xRec also slipped into the App Store only to be pulled shortly thereafter.
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Sri Lanka must not be pulled into yet another "war on terror" -- this time on a global scale -- at the expense of minorities' rights.
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Farinhas shows off a three-dimensional replica of the boys' brain vessels that can be pulled apart, revealing exactly how they are fused together.
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The agency said that if Juul and four other companies fail to stop the sales to minors, their products will be pulled off shelves.
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When used with the TV it slots into place in a dock, but it can be pulled out of the dock and transported anyway.
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"Intact it could be pulled up by a crane, but if it's broken up then submersibles would have to collect the fragments," he said.
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In Dao's case, however, he was chosen to be pulled from the flight at random, and not because he had been disobeying the crew.
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Being able to share in somewhat real time and not be pulled out of the moment was just an issue of tools and framing.
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NBC News reported that Trump asked that the bill be pulled after it became obvious that the measure would fail in a scheduled vote.
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In addition, the creators are teaming up with those people and groups to stay informed about what information is available to be pulled in.
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But that signature seems to have be pulled from a public message signed by Nakamoto in 2009, as researcher Patrick McKenzie showed on Github.
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However, if they appear at a black hole's event horizon one member of the pair may be pulled in while the other is not.
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Forty-one percent of voters said that U.S. troops should be pulled out or should never have been in the country to begin with.
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Money not used for those expenses can be pulled out after age 65 for any reason without penalty; it will be taxed as income.
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Not to be undesired—that's a fact of life for anyone—but to be pulled into a closeness that can't exist on its own.
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Then he began working on surfaces that were themselves layered, such as corrugated cardboard, which could be pulled apart to expose its hidden ridges.
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Later in a separate interview, Blunt said it's "likely" that Flynn will be pulled before lawmakers to answer questions about his talks with Moscow.
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Mess up the connection between hypothesis and data, and the result is a "finding" that might as well be pulled out of thin air.
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Contestants will be pulled from the studio audience to maneuver massive obstacles while answering trivia questions, all under the pressure of DeGeneres' mischievous antics.
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The consensus in social psychology is that it's a mistake to treat emotions as simple levers that can be pulled to achieve particular outcomes.
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And today Polyvinyl has also confirmed with NPR that they have requested that the band's music be pulled from digital stores and streaming services.
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As it has for months, the question at this point remains: How many workers are left to be pulled back into the labor force?
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Monkey bread's first American incarnation was as a mass of buttery dinner rolls, baked together so they could be pulled apart at the table.
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Noodles must be pulled without breaking, and the secret to their signature elasticity is a desert plant called penghuicao, known as halogeton in English.
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Anyone with a temperature over 37.8⁰C will be pulled aside for a secondary screening by medical staffers on hand at the cruise terminal.
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Just two days before the first radishes were ready to be pulled up in late May, field workers had hardly started to trickle in.
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No one but Aunt Lydia, who has been weaving a network of strings to be pulled at her pleasure, could undermine Gilead so effectively.
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Their efforts foundered in March, when a House health bill had to be pulled from the floor after it failed to attract enough support.
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The articles asserted that intelligence assets and U.S. defense attachés could also be pulled, leaving America with a weakened ability to stop terrorist threats.
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The small number of U.S. forces there were ordered to be pulled back, and Turkish forces began military operations in northern Syria shortly thereafter.
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President Trump warned lawmakers on Tuesday to be careful not to dampen future growth by fueling fears that tax relief may be pulled back.
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There was speculation her latest film, "Air Strike," could be pulled in China after its director appeared to make a resigned statement on Weibo.
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Already, the company is ending its licensing agreement with Netflix at the end of 2019, meaning Disney movies will be pulled from the lineup.
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But there was always a threat that the movies could be pulled from shelves at any time, slipped back into the vault for decades.
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Her time at the CFPB has given her a unique understanding of which executive agency levers can and can't be pulled, and it shows.
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The offending Gucci item was an $890 black-knit women's balaclava that could be pulled up over the lower half of the wearer's face.
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Whereas in previous years a photo album would be pulled down from the shelf when guests were round, in 2018 we reach for the iPad.
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The photographs call on plenty of signposts from the visual history of slasher horror, with images that could be pulled straight from Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
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According to reporting from The Washington Post, agents have had to be pulled off of investigations into environmental crimes in order to protect Pruitt instead.
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Among those enigmas are what appear to be gas clouds that somehow refuse to be pulled apart by the immense gravity of the galactic center.
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Her designs run the gamut from rustic to modern, so there's light for every home that needs to be pulled from the clutches of winter.
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Since her book was announced at the beginning of the year, 439 people have signed a petition demanding the book to be pulled from publication.
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It marks the latest Hong Kong-related app to be pulled after Apple removed a crowdsourced mapping app used by protestors and Quartz's news app.
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On earth, water will be pulled towards a plant's roots, but in space, water will ball up and not be distributed evenly for the plant.
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The group, New Day for America, filed a complaint with the New Hampshire television station WMUR, demanding that the American Future Fund ads be pulled.
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Schumer asked for her piece to be pulled, the editor ran it anyway, and Schumer made a decision she'd never work with the magazine again.
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It doesn't all add up perfectly for me, but I love that one long story is able to be pulled in two very different directions.
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That should slow the spacecraft by about 1,212 miles per hour (2445 meters per second) and allow it to be pulled into orbit around Jupiter.
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"The research needs to be pulled together instead of different groups doing different things in their own corners," Dr. Heymann said in a telephone interview.
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"It's always common for a vote to be pulled when it's going to lose," said Tim Bush, head of governance and financial analysis at PIRC.
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But not all problems: Hadid and Foster, largely absent from this season as a couple, may be about to be pulled harshly into the spotlight.
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Fifteen years after its release, it's still ready to be pulled out, the hooks to its singles etched into the collective brain of a generation.
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It also states that cleavage and navels should be covered, and that pants or shorts should be pulled up so that underwear is not exposed.
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The Moon is in Leo, lighting up the relationship sector of your chart, but your focus will also be pulled to your work and home.
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There would also be a backlash of countersuits by other nations and investments would be pulled out of the United States to avoid financial seizures.
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If someone is pissing you off in your personal life, this eclipse is when the shit hits the fan and the plug must be pulled.
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Windows Central reports that Microsoft canceled its plans to launch an Xbox TV streaming device, leading to an order for 300,000 units to be pulled.
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In the absence of a peace treaty, war could break out at any moment in Korea and the United States will automatically be pulled in.
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Mr. Obama told an audience of business leaders, politicians and students that Europe must not let itself be pulled apart by those who fear cooperation.
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It gives the hair bite, texture, hold, and volume – essentially priming your hair so it's ready to be pulled together and turned into an updo.
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FROST: IS IT POSSIBLE THAT THE PLUG COULD BE PULLED ON THAT INITIATIVE GIVEN THE RAISED TENSIONS WE'VE HAD IN THE PAST COUPLE OF MONTHS.
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The weapons and seats can also be pulled out for extended-range tanks, giving it the ability to fly much farther than some other aircraft.
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His spreadsheets contain not only Latinos but also African-Americans, millennials and Muslims: any constituent group that might be pulled into a pro-Clinton coalition.
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With the Pirates, Walker said, he saw teammates be pulled from games or race home from the stadium to see the birth of a child.
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Raanta — perhaps wondering if he might be pulled in favor of the rookie Magnus Hellberg, recalled from Hartford — again hunched up as the Islanders celebrated.
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If anything, some critics say that the FDA should slow down, pointing to drugs that were granted approval only to be pulled off the shelves.
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It was priced at $130,000, and has two bathrooms, timber floors, a kitchen, laundry room, and can be pulled apart and transported if need be.
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In crocheted lace slips so light they could be pulled through a wedding ring and floral lawn empire-waisted dresses under studded leather Boudicca harnesses.
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Global stocks fell 10.2% last week as concerns about the impact of coronavirus escalated, prompting speculation that stock exchange floats would have to be pulled.
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Washington has said that would trigger U.S. sanctions and sent a letter warning that Ankara would be pulled out of the F-35 jet program.
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But some of its billion-plus users saw another 1.5 million clips — in just three months — that ultimately needed to be pulled off the site.
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If the door has to be pulled open, Dr. Stone suggested using the paper towel you used for hand drying, then discarding the towel outside.
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Shari didn't want it to be pulled because that would mean all of a sudden she was on a seven-person trust with her enemy.
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The peacekeepers could be pulled from Mali if it fails to make progress, according to Mahamat Saleh Annadif, the leader of Mali's United Nations Mission.
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The Lenape Indians, the first to be pulled by the power of the falls, came for the prime fishing and hunting on the Passaic River.
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Zoe Lofgren argued for the House managers that there is no clear threshold here that can be pulled from a courtroom and applied to impeachment.
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The White House said late Sunday that U.S. troops would be pulled from the region ahead of a military operation Turkey would soon be launching.
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Amy Klobuchar — are about to be pulled away from the campaign at the most inopportune time, stuck in Washington for President Donald Trump's impeachment trial.
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If this perfect storm is allowed to form, private policies will be pulled from the market and the federal program will shut down without funding.
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In other words, book value tells you how much money was put into a business; intrinsic value says how much money can be pulled out.
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He will open Eden restaurant in the Cachet Boutique NYC hotel on West 42nd Street, where the menu will be pulled from his eclectic background.
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But many of the details remained to be ironed out, including how many American troops would be pulled out and over what period of time.
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Eurydice, fallen dead, is meant to be pulled under the curtain by unseen forces — a chilling effect — but Mr. Garcia had to stuff her through.
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That's because your company already has a plan for this eventuality; a file just waiting to be pulled, containing a series of legally vetted steps.
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Late on Monday, Google's public policy manager Jennifer Bernal said that Google News may be pulled from the EU entirely, according to a report from Bloomberg.
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The crossover's inside lighting is removable for use as a flashlight and each rear door handle can be pulled out and used as a water bottle.
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It has a lump of people who are just clear of poverty and a diminishing proportion just below the line who can easily be pulled over.
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Oh, and also the bit where he cuts a finger off the man he's just killed, when the diamond ring on it cannot be pulled off.
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In recent months, with sales continuing to weaken, many have begun to speculate that the Fiat marque could soon be pulled out of the U.S. market.
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"There was a risk financial intermediation would be pulled back if the low-yield environment was further prolonged," and hurt financial institutions' profits, one member said.
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At best, they figured somebody hearing the name of Diet Coke's predecessor, Tab, would be pulled out of an emotional scene by brief period piece nostalgia.
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Rather than having to click into the link, the site's verdict — true, false, or somewhere in between — will now be pulled out into the search preview.
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Through executive action: Roughly $600 million will be pulled from the Treasury's drug forfeiture fund, and $2.5 billion from the Department of Defense's drug interdiction program.
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It has featured several controversial ads in the past, including the extravaganza featuring Madonna, which had to be pulled when her music video showed burning crosses.
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As Huawei learned earlier this year when AT&T pulled out of carrier deal, the rug can be pulled out from under at the last minute.
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"For whatever reason, there's a lot of hope that some deal will be pulled off," said John Kilduff, partner at Again Capital LLC in New York.
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Ryan reportedly went to the White House to tell Trump the votes weren't there, and hours later, the speaker officially announced the bill would be pulled.
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According to the New York Times, thousands of videos are expected to be pulled from the platform as a result of the stricter hate speech rules.
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Any words that would best describe the vocals on this side of the record could be pulled straight from horror movie posters: unsettling, chilling, blood-curdling.
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Bolton said Sunday that U.S. forces wouldn't be pulled from Syria until ISIS was fully fully defeated in Syria and Iraq, according to The Associated Press.
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But like the gear pockets in the main compartment, there's a handle that can be pulled that causes your laptop to pop-up for easy access.
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When a location-aware device, such as a smartphone, enters a geofence, data can then be pulled from that user, or outbound communication can be initiated.
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The additional cost, according to Rebecca Kiehne, a spokeswoman for BMW, is partly because cars getting that finish must be pulled off the standard production line.
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Past the local boys who were diving from the bridge and then taunting the riders by pretending to be pulled under water by creatures lurking below.
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He sees the top sheets as a T-shirt under a sweater — it allows for one layer to be pulled off when you get too hot.
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The object provides a sort of mathematical wormhole that allows powerful theoretical tools in one field of mathematics to be pulled through and used in another.
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Another time, he had to be pulled away from a mob of hostile fans at Madison Square Garden who tried to yank him into the stands.
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If Congress signals that the plug will be pulled in 2018 or 2019 or 2020, that will induce at least some private insurers to pull out.
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In a recovery operation that took six hours, the dead had to be pulled out with a hoist after falling into a crevice, the Times added.
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If there were a second person staying in the cabin with me, their bed would be pulled down from the ceiling to resemble a top bunk.
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As for when to schedule the sex, the best time is probably the time when you are least likely to be pulled away by life's obligations.
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Ilhan Omar, another member of the so-called Squad, on Friday called the ad "horrifying to watch" and said it should be pulled from the airwaves.
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The timbers used to protect the bridge's supporting columns and support parts of the causeway can be pulled out by cranes like a dentist pulling teeth.
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Trains filled with crews could be positioned on unused tracks ready to fill in for trains that need to be pulled out of service, he said.
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This meant that no matter who asked the device for personal information — such as upcoming calendar appointments — the information of the registered account would be pulled.
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Zuckerberg and Mosseri have been in lockstep agreement up to this point on the most public matter involving Instagram — that it should be pulled apart from Facebook.
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I have also been asked to pass on that if these points are not followed then the DM support from CCHQ for this seat will be pulled.
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"We are all professional movers who don't want to see our 56 years of San Diego Chargers history be pulled out from under us," the site reads.
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Experts are now suggesting several vaquita be pulled from the wild and kept in a pool until a specially built sea pen is created to hold them.
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This is indeed a time to let go of the past; however, the Band-Aid, so to speak, will be pulled off quickly, not slowly or gently.
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But content like this wouldn't be pulled into Yahoo View in the future – it would be featured on Yahoo Sports or Yahoo Finance, where it best belongs.
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The question is how much the film will follow King's novel, and how much it will be pulled by Stanley Kubrick's 1980 film version of The Shining.
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The Schlitterbahn water park in Kansas City had made arrangements for the 17-story Verrückt slide to be pulled down after Labor Day, Fox 4 KC reported.
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They're essentially displays mounted on monitor arms that clamp to a desk and adjust to be pulled toward you or moved to be flat against a wall.
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Paul said he has been working with the Trump administration for six months on the plan, and said it can be pulled off entirely through executive order.
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You can never love your child too much, but Andy Cohen's physical affection for his son Benjamin Allen might need to be pulled back just a tad.
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Misys is the largest initial public offering (IPO) to be pulled or postponed in London this year amid investor caution about pricing and the outlook for markets.
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He made a beeline for a podium in his hotel, arguing that African-Americans are more likely to be pulled over, arrested and shot at by police.
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The local fire department shared video of the rescue, which shows that the victim, an adult male, had to be pulled from the undercarriage of the vehicle.
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The Glossier red gloss leaves a tinted shine, as if you've just finished a popsicle, which is a look that can easily be pulled off every day.
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" She continues, "Right now the curtains need to be pulled so that we can actually see what's here and there's not a shred of secrecy around this.
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The group had begun to air the ads in South Carolina before the legal team for one media company, Media General, determined it had to be pulled.
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For example, a small staircase can be pulled out like a dresser, while the queen-sized bed completely tucks under the kitchen floor when not in use.
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Perhaps all the trash talk is to lay the groundwork for that, but Dillashaw can be pulled into forward moving, face out trades with a little nudging.
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But rather than allowing himself to be pulled in for a salacious quote or speak out of frustration he's used his agency to support on his terms.
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A few months ago, a relative of theirs slipped into a tunnel in the area during heavy rains, and had to be pulled out by passers-by.
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As part of The Economist's Open Future initiative, we asked her if politics is really a circus or whether it can be pulled back towards the forum.
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Like Excalibur resting at the bottom of a lake, the Guarantee Clause waits to be pulled from the constitutional netherworld and wielded on behalf of the people.
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Finns Party leader Jussi Halla-aho told Finnish news service Lannen Media on Monday his party's video did not incite political violence and would not be pulled.
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Upon initially hearing that they needed to be pulled out, "Chuck jumped into the cockpit and took off," along with several other rescue helicopters, Mr. Obama said.
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The fear of losing everything—the conviction that the rug would be pulled out from under your feet, and that you might deserve it—stayed with him.
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By President Obama's own guidelines, issued just a week after the project was fast-tracked, the permit on the entire DAPL project should be pulled pending evaluation.
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"What the bill gave with extra stimulus in the one hand could be pulled back a bit by limiting business expenses on the other hand," he said.
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But the thing that makes us human are those times we listen to the whispers of our soul and allow ourselves to be pulled in another direction.
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That thinking led the agency to delay regulating e-cigarettes for four years, a timeline that a court ordered to be pulled up to May this year.
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The president has long agitated to get the United States out of overseas wars, only to be pulled back by the national security establishment and congressional allies.
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A White House source told CNN that the nomination could be pulled, and another source said that Clovis may withdraw his nomination, either voluntarily or by force.
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Go deeper: Teen drug use in 5 stats 52 reported dead from vaping-related lung illness Former FDA chief: "Juul should be pulled off the market entirely"
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Monday that all foreign troops should be pulled out from Syria eventually, after peace is reached in the country.
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Perhaps you have noticed Brent Venables, Clemson's defensive coordinator: He's the coach who always seems to have to be pulled by his pants back toward the sideline.
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These clever covers can be pulled off prior to your drive, whisking away the snow and preventing ice from adhering to the glass in the first place.
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But amid the fierce blowback to the campaign, anti-racist groups are calling for the images to be pulled immediately, much less enshrined in a permanent exhibition.
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The members of the commission would be pulled from a pool of former senior national security, law enforcement and election officials who are respected by both parties.
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"We don't want to be ruled by another country anymore, we don't want to be pulled out of Europe," said George McGrattan, 83, a retired factory worker.
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This month, Denise Fergus, James Bulger's mother, called for the film to be pulled from the Oscars and complained that the family was not consulted about it.
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Instead, it's my job to understand how the components parts of a task can be pulled apart, and then matching my time and my energy to them.
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"It's less about how everything was able to be pulled off and more why Savannah and Laura did it, why they both became JT," Justin Kelly told Refinery29.
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I remember thinking it was going to be like poison, like as soon as I take the first sip I was going to be pulled down into hell.
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So, they&aposre very different objects — but they should be pulled by the outer white dwarf in the same way if the equivalence principle is on the money.
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"The trick with Khloé's bob is that it's actually a little bit longer in the front, so it can be pulled back into a ponytail," Fitzsimons tells us.
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He doesn't specify the nature of the threats, but they're bad enough that he's decided to drop his demand for the show to be pulled off the air.
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Documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock's "Super Size Me" sequel will be pulled from YouTube Red's 2018 lineup, following Spurlock's recent confessions of sexual misconduct shared on Twitter last week.
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While his daughters made it to safety, Fred fell unconscious and had to be pulled back to shore by a group of bystanders who then gave him CPR.
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The allegations caused him to be pulled from the lineup at the Warped Tour that year after more than 9,000 people signed a petition calling for his removal.
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If those algorithms decide a passenger is a risk to national security, they can be pulled aside for interrogation after arrival or denied entry to the US entirely.
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Thus, college sports grow ever more lucrative and the players — still — are denied even basic compensation above scholarships, which can be pulled for no reason and without explanation.
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The government also last year ordered VPN apps, which help users route around the Great Firewall, to be pulled from app stores – another order with which Apple complied.
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The boat has been in the water for so long that it s hard to tell what useful evidence or information can be pulled from the boat itself.
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" —a man "The bagginess and clear lack of washing makes them feel especially gross, as does the fact that they always seem to be pulled from the floor.
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The new pound coins entered circulation on March 28, and the old pound coins will start to be pulled out of circulation on October 16 of this year.
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They noted that if stocks were to go into a tail spin, yields would also be pulled down with worsening financial conditions and a flight-to-safety trade.
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Inside the black-and-gold compact are 12 eyeshadow shades (three matte, nine shimmer) that seem to be pulled straight from Kim K.'s signature smoky eye look.
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A removable tray liner can be pulled off and put in the dishwasher for cleaning, but this isn't novel (again, my three-year-old high chair does this).
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Privately, the US also agreed to pull its Jupiter missiles from Turkey, which had been demanded by the Soviets, though the missiles were due to be pulled anyway.
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Even if users have configured their LinkedIn privacy settings to hide their email, phone number or other info, it can still be pulled in from the AutoFill plugin.
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"It's very clear the crimes they've committed, but there's no one that, you know, has been calling for Woody's movies to be pulled off the air," Warner says.
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Some of the biggest changes will come to those in states that accepted federal funds to expand Medicaid, funds that would be pulled back under the Trump budget.
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The platform has said that pages will be pulled from the site after receiving a certain number of strikes, but hasn't revealed how many strikes trigger the action.
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I can wake up, reflect on the previous night's shenanigans, and not be pulled into a paranoid spiral of Oh fuck... did that person take offense at that?
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Sometimes, these ponds were dug into the groundwater table -- water that can be pulled up by private drinking wells, or that eventually makes its way into drinking water.
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"The YouTube channel has been impossible to monetize, and it was very time-consuming so the decision was that it would be pulled," a source told The Mail.
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The team had to be pulled out over a three day period as Thailand's annual monsoons flooded the cave, prompting a massive and frenzied search and rescue operation.
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One day, Pandya hopes ride-sharing drivers can use the cameras to provide reassurance that the ride is recorded and any discrepancies can be pulled up and reviewed.
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He suggested Attwood be pulled off the government payroll so that the White House could deny in the event of a leak that official talks had taken place.
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The platform has said that pages will be pulled from the site after receiving a certain number of strikes, but hasn't revealed how many strikes trigger the action.
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So some of it can look very typical and can be pulled from a vanilla relationships where as some of it will be more on the kinky side.
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As for Uniqlo, the company claims the outfit's resemblance to a Mao suit is completely accidental, and it doesn't appear that the items will be pulled anytime soon.
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Tree nails, the few iron spikes left in there and other stray parts, will be pulled out as part of an in-depth investigation of the various pieces.
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Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the Republican leader, demanded that the ads be pulled, suggesting that Democrats were dragging out emergency funding negotiations to enable the political attacks.
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Barajas is grateful to be back home with his family, but after all he's been through he worries the welcome mat may be pulled out at any moment.
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Maggie Hassan will square off later this month in a newly announced debate where half of the questions will be pulled from New Hampshire residents, via a release.
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She draws a direct line from the past to today, citing data showing that African-Americans are 20 percent more likely to be pulled over than white drivers.
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Last week's "South Park" episodes mocked Chinese censors and American businesses that compromise their values for the Chinese market, causing the show to be pulled from Chinese platforms.
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Many knitters and crocheters wind their yarn from a skein into a ball, so the yarn can be pulled easily from the inside without tangling, which is infuriating.
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He warned that lawmakers need to be careful not to dampen future economic growth by fueling fears in the private sector that tax relief may be pulled back.
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Maher said the lawmaker was "trying to feel me up" and tickle her on her neck, causing him to drive erratically and be pulled over by the police.
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The plant's two reactors sit atop a nearly 20113-foot platform, which will be pulled by tugboats through the Northern Sea Route starting next month, according to CNN.
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The plant's two reactors sit atop a nearly 500-foot platform, which will be pulled by tugboats through the Northern Sea Route starting next month, according to CNN.
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New Horizons is moving faster than 30,000 miles an hour, meaning that its zip past the strange object really needed to be pulled off without even the slightest interference.
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The current Chevrolet Cruise sedan being built there will be pulled from production in March, leaving nothing left to build there and the plant "unallocated," using GM's contractual language.
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When a new Amazon device is setup, the password can automatically be pulled from your account meaning no tedious entry is required using a remote and on-screen keyboard.
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Since these complaints are all treated seriously by authorities, the family was subjected to home visits, and Desmond would often be pulled out of school for interviews with agents.
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Amastan begins an apprenticeship to a historian, only to be pulled back into his former life when members of his family are targeted and killed, threatening the city's safety.
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New computing workloads have often started out being handled on specialised processors, explains Diane Bryant, who runs Intel's data-centre business, only to be "pulled into the CPU" later.
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Certainly all parties may walk away feeling that they have achieved the best outcome, assuming the complicated deal can be pulled off at a price acceptable to all three.
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It is developing a new 'smart' POS — Wise POS Plus — that is developed on Android which allows applications like billing, inventory management and logistics to be pulled in, too.
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The working relationship between Pixar and Disney is so close-knit that when developing new attractions based on Pixar films, the artists themselves will be pulled in to help.
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How can a player get hit in the head, fall down clutching his head, be slow to get to his feet, and not immediately be pulled for further evaluation?
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For other people, it is a deeply layered text about science and fate where each are bound up in the other so tightly that they cannot be pulled apart.
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He suspects that Adblock Fast was the first to be pulled from Google's app store because it had climbed the charts so quickly and had achieved a 4.25 rating.
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As part of that settlement, Hauser's book will be pulled from shelves, and all profits from Pepe and Pede will go to the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR).
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Sacha Haworth, a spokeswoman for the Ossoff campaign, called on Handel to demand the ad be pulled from air, citing images that could disturb children who are watching television.
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If Jaime is to be rescued — and he'll have to be pulled out of that lake pretty quickly if he's going to survive — he'll almost certainly be taken hostage.
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There's no indication of when or if these new features will be available, as the code is still in beta and might be pulled before the next app release.
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Samsung Galaxy Fold ($1,980 — coming in September 2019)Samsung's innovative folding phone launched in April 2019, but it had to be pulled due to serious problems with the design.
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This all reflects standard prosecutorial practice, seeking the strongest case on specific offenses, with the evidence at hand -- and the goal of bigger targets who might be pulled in.
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It was the sort of wild-eyed, arrogant spin on the city's classic that could only be pulled off by an institution that's fully confident in its Philly bonafides.
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Through a digital banking app and a membership program, the startup offers freelancers simple access to credit that can be pulled down or paid off instantly at any time.
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I liked the unique and functional desk, which could be pulled down or folded up when not in use, which was a nice way to keep the space open.
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Other reports have demonstrated that black drivers are more likely than white ones to be pulled over by the police and more likely to be searched during the stop.
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According to the Nordstrom Rack website, these values can be pulled from a variety of sources, including from the price of similar items from a different store or vendor.
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The "problem" bags are any with batteries that can't be pulled out — like the original Bluesmart suitcase, which has since updated its design to make it more flying-friendly.
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In interviews, several of the former hostages said they were both surprised to be remembered and also reluctant to be pulled into a fraught and potentially violent political battle.
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If, after five to seven years, the dance still hasn't been performed, it will be pulled out and reinflated, as it were—new videos, new interviews, new cast, maybe.
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ANKARA, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Monday that all foreign troops should be pulled out from Syria eventually, after peace is reached in the country.
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Both the government and FIAU were targets of critical reports by the anti-corruption journalist, and Caruana Galizia's family had long-demanded that Valletta be pulled from the case.
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Now that the Financial Oversight Board rejected a separate deal for Puerto Rico's electric power authority, that debt must be pulled into the restructure process supervised by Judge Swain.
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On Sunday, amid continued condemnation from lawmakers of the administration's policy, Defense Secretary Mark Esper announced the last of the U.S. troops will be pulled out of northern Syria.
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He even convinced everyone that he was okay to pitch, though he would be pulled in the next inning after facing two batters, greeted by a chorus of boos.
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But long, painful wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have reinforced American scepticism about interventions abroad that cannot be pulled off quickly and do not seem vital to the national interest.
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"We appreciate concern but the bogging down of email servers and other platforms is the exact reason the giraffe cam will need to be pulled," the zoo responded on Facebook.
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G Malcolm Subban started because of injuries to Tuukka Rask and Anton Khudobin, and the Wild poured three goals past him in the second period, prompting him to be pulled.
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From the start, the US worked hard to not be pulled into the Syrian civil war either directly, with its own forces, or indirectly, by arming nationalist rebels fighting Assad.
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After protests at UC Berkeley against prominent alt-right figure and Breitbart News editor Milo Yiannopoulos, President Trump questioned on Twitter whether federal funds would be pulled from the university.
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On Wednesday, the U.S. State Department announced that all non-emergency American staff on diplomatic missions will be pulled out of Iraq, citing concerns of threats from Iranian-backed forces.
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Following Cosby's conviction, Bounce TV, which credits itself as "the first African-American broadcast network," announced all reruns of the criminal's The Cosby Show would be pulled from its schedule.
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"We are monitoring this, the alerts have been sent out and we've ordered that all products (that have come) from this factory since May be pulled from shelves," she said.
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Security researchers from universities in China and the United States recently uploaded a paper to the arXiv preprint server that details exactly how such a scam could be pulled off.
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During inhalation, much of the potentially contaminated air can pass through gaps between the face and the surgical mask and not be pulled through the filter material of the mask.
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Image: TEPCOYesterday, that same remotely operated robot had to be pulled when its camera began to fail after just two hours of exposure to the radiation inside the damaged reactor.
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A forward or defenseman can be pulled from the game and head to the room for an evaluation, and if all is well, they might miss a shift or two.
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The software can also sync with the Cortana app on any phone, so any questions you ask on your Windows 10 computer will automatically be pulled up on your phone.
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Specifically, JUUL Labs CEO Kevin Burns stated that its mango, fruit, creme, and cucumber-flavored pods would be pulled, while the pods with menthol, mint, and tobacco flavors would remain.
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Another supervisor, Matt Haney, called the fires "really bad, and scary," telling the paper the fleet should be pulled from city streets until Lyft is able to rectify the situation.
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WATCH THIS: 5 Memorable Moments From Mary Tyler Moore's Iconic Career Her compact kitchen had a surprising special feature: a stained-glass window that could be pulled down for privacy.
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The sleight of hand could be pulled off in Europe—where diesel cars account for half of all new vehicles bought—only because emission standards there have been so lax.
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In the first round, Mavericks vet and Santa Cruz native Kenny Collins struggled with a 35-foot behemoth and had to be pulled from the water by a jet ski.
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"At least one sailor had to be pulled from his rack and into the water before he woke up," the report said, referring to the Naval term for a bed.
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"It's not impossible that you could still be hit even after you pass the censors, in the same way a movie can be pulled after public screening," the person said.
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But perhaps it is best thought of as a kind of lever that can be pulled, occasionally, for the greater good, even if that means pleasing the U.S.'s adversaries.
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The rest of the team followed suit, extending at-bats and raising Cleveland pitcher Trevor Bauer's pitch count to such heights he had to be pulled in the fourth inning.
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NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said the league's All-Star game may be pulled from North Carolina after the state's governor signed a controversial law that LGBT advocates argue is discriminatory.
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Whether you're barfing from heat stroke, your feet are numb from rain and snow, or you're stuck waist deep in the mud waiting to be pulled out, it will happen.
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MEG TIRRELL: What about with the accelerated approval pathway, there's the understanding that in the confirmatory studies, if those don't bear out, the drug should be pulled from the market.
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The same model truck had been used in the Oklahoma City bombing earlier that year, causing us to be pulled over, questioned, and searched daily in the Bible Belt states.
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During the chase, Dial can be seen in police dashcam video refusing to be pulled over, and ramming several law enforcement vehicles, leaving three officers with non-life-threatening injuries.
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It's also good because the commentators are obviously perturbed, and therefore are indicative of why figure skating and other sports like it ought to be pulled into the 21st Century.
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During her nearly two-year detention, Barrera said after repeated requests to fill a tooth went unfulfilled, she experienced an infection that required some teeth to be pulled months later.
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If you're looking to be pulled every which way by an ever-evolving and consistently disorienting narrative, Dispatches from Elsewhere is the mind-bending scavenger hunt you've been looking for.
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Mr. Trump has long pushed to leave "endless wars" — a position many Americans support, according to polls — only to be pulled back by the national security establishment and congressional allies.
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According to this version, the Iranians are too wise and focused on the future to be pulled into an American trap that would undermine the Utopian, revolutionary dream Soleimani embodied.
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At the office of the Chilean Energy Sustainability Agency in Santiago, power can be pulled from a Nissan Leaf to keep things running when demand peaks and rates are high.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) affirmed Thursday that it would continue to support Puerto Rico after President Trump suggested the agency may be pulled from the hurricane-ravaged island.
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Companies stamp processing dates and locations on product packaging so when contamination is found, products produced at the same plant during the same time frame can be pulled for safety.
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Along with reminding employees that clothing should be black and that bluejeans, ripped clothing and nose rings were forbidden, it required shoulder-length hair to be pulled up or back.
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In a new paper published this week, scientists announced they'd identified a small, rocky object well past Neptune whose movement patterns suggest it could be pulled by a large planet.
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"But if the message that Google is sending is that funding is going to be pulled for what a liberal ought to believe, that has a chilling effect on speech."
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"I find myself continuing to be pulled back into the game, perhaps because as much as I would like to retire from covering politics, it's too important to ignore," she said.
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Campaign aides for Trump's reelection told Reuters last month they expected Biden to be pulled leftward as the Democratic primary progressed, and they were prepared to exploit that should it occur.
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John Boyega tells EW that Finn "just wants to get away and not be involved," first trying to escape in The Force Awakens, only to be pulled in again by Rey.
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EU parliament calls for Privacy Shield to be pulled until US complies The Trump administration's entrenchment of privacy hostile surveillance laws targeting non-US citizens has not helped Privacy Shield's cause.
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Locations can be pulled from (and shared to) existing social networks but through Connect itself it's possible to share real-time location information and view other people's locations on a map.
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Keep the rest of the look sleek with only a few key accessories: socks that can be pulled up over skinny jeans, a puffer vest, a slouchy beanie, and striking boots.
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The vehicles will be pulled from the market due to defects in the engine cooling system, which could lead to leaks of coolant and a risk of engine fire, it said.
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Again, the slightest touch of pigment will suffice here, since having bright orbs of color right in the center of your face can only be pulled off with barely-there shading.
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The authorities said that 164 of the passengers had gotten as far as boarding a flight on Friday, only to be pulled off as the plane was about to take off.
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The most well-done scene, by far, was the classic dance at the gym, a feat that could only be pulled off with help from the great choreographer Zach Woodlee (Glee).
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Also this month, Gucci apologized for a turtleneck sweater that could be pulled up over the nose and had a red cutout for the mouth that some said resembled blackface makeup.
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Lindhart was in the bakery department when "she became entangled with the augers in the mixer causing her to be pulled into the mixing vat," according to the Sandy Police Department.
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The problem is made even worse if, like me, you wear shorts that are tight instead of baggy and must be pulled all the way down to the knees to go.
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Earlier this month, Anthem said it will not be on the Ohio exchange next year, in part because of the risk that funding for Obamacare cost-reduction subsidies will be pulled.
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I figured that the driver had decided to skip the checkpoint so that the family wouldn't be pulled out, handcuffed, incarcerated, and formally expelled from the country like so many others.
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The measure had to be pulled in March because of a lack of votes, but a series of subsequent deals brought on board the conservative Freedom Caucus and some wavering moderates.
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Even if the early game runs long, even if it is the greatest game in N.F.L. history, these markets will be pulled out to see the New England at Oakland kickoff.
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Harvey didn't need to use a physical weapon to make me live in fear of the invisible gun to my head ready to be pulled if he felt in the mood.
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Passing as straight may afford a bisexual person privileges such as employment opportunities and familial support, but the rug could be pulled out from a bisexual person at a moment's notice.
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"We've always been told espresso needs to be pulled for this amount of time or it's going to really affect the flavor of it," said Brian Sung, the owner of Tailored.
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This revealed which words needed to be pulled from a video for the final instructions to discover the secret surfing game (edge://surf/) and the new logo when you complete it.
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Foreign and Albanian engineers fanned out across Albania's second biggest town of Durres to check whether high-rises needed just new plaster, or were unsafe and had to be pulled down.
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Only 303 states have laws requiring seatbelts for both front and rear occupants and categorize not wearing them as a primary offense — meaning drivers can be pulled over for that alone.
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At Walmart, some of its apparel banners such as Faded Glory, White Stag and Just My Size will be pulled from stores but will still be offered online in some instances.
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And the new app has a Wishlist tab that will eventually allow associates to build assortments for customers, which can be pulled into fitting rooms on visits or shopped for online.
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The real-life "torture report" was more than 6,700 pages long, but it'll take you just two hours to be pulled deep into the story of how it all came about.
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Years of large-scale data breaches have exposed millions of people's phone numbers, addresses, passwords and credit card information online, making it easier for them to be pulled into a scheme.
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This approach would eventually be pulled back in 1934, as the federal government tried to reach out to tribal lands to help them reform their governments and build more sustainable economies.
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Incorporating a way for users to more easily share photos and videos — which can then be pulled into Moments or other features that highlight breaking news — would make a lot of sense.
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"None of this implies that there are no policy levers to be pulled; preventing the over-prescription of opioids is an obvious target that would clearly be helpful," Case and Deaton wrote.
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ONE OF THE PROBLEMS WITH THE HEDGE FUND RELATED TO ACTIVISM IS THAT IT SORT OF FORCES A SHORT TERM ORIENTATION BECAUSE YOU HAVE TO WORRY THAT MONEY WILL BE PULLED OUT.
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"For both clamshells and foldables, the taskbar will be the same base model with a series of 'levers' which can be pulled to create some alternatives in the model," explains the document.
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But just because something can be pulled off technologically does not mean that it should, particularly when it comes to the moral and ethical concerns inherent in digitally resurrecting a beloved actor.
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Once you hit the edge, you could walk more easily on the side of the Earth disk, as you'd be pulled toward the center of the Earth again (might feel like now).
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Dorms are a very temporary space, where beer will be spilled, and bowls of ramen will be consumed, where frazzled all-nighters will be pulled and random hook-ups will be had.
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The Space Monitor clamps to the surface of a desk, and then the arm can be pulled toward you for use when working or moved to push it flat against a wall.
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Authorities say two riders fell 34 feet (10 meters) to the ground when a roller coaster derailed and eight others had to be pulled to safety high above the Daytona Beach Boardwalk.
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The thinking was that when the airport had tired out your little darlings and they were steadfastly refusing to take another step, they could sit on their luggage and be pulled along.
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More than once Celeste gets up as if to leave only to be pulled back to the couch as if an internal magnet is forcing her to stay and confront this issue.
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The bell is so well integrated into the handle bar (again, so it can't be pulled off) some people report that they can't find it or figure out how to use it.
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The measure had to be pulled in March because of a lack of votes, but a series of deals since then brought on board the conservative Freedom Caucus and then wavering moderates.
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There are plenty of levers to be pulled in achieving that aim, ranging from the production process to recycling, but the clue to Hydro's real green advantage is in the company's name.
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Until we get more information, the simplest explanation is the best one: The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is a fundamentally defective product and it should be pulled from the market without delay.
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Until we get more information, the simplest explanation is the best one: the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is a fundamentally defective product and it should be pulled from the market without delay.
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If affluent Charlie should be pulled over on the way to college, the ALPR would reveal no warrants, the computer system would show no contacts, and the data trail would be nonexistent.
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We look for founders to have an understanding of what levers can be pulled and what tweaks can be made to improve the business, which will then be reflected in its KPIs.
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Malware services will be pulled in one of two directions, making it less tenable to be the middle operator that provides malware to any customer while pretending to be a reputable business.
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But those debts are likely to be pulled into the bankruptcy, or included in separate bankruptcy proceedings in coming days, Elias Sanchez, an adviser to Governor Ricardo Rossello, told Reuters on Wednesday.
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And when faced with a Norman door instead of condemning my clumsiness or the door's faulty design, I try to think, I pushed this door, but it actually wants to be pulled.
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Other semiautomatic weapons, in which the trigger must be pulled to fire each bullet, are legal in New York, but you cannot legally purchase a magazine that holds more than 25 rounds.
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That means component makers like Broadcom, Intel and Qualcomm will no longer be able to sell their parts to Huawei, and Google's Android operating system might be pulled from Huawei's mobile phones.
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Acting U.S. Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan sent a letter to his Turkish counterpart, seen by Reuters on Friday, that outlined how Turkey would be pulled out the program — unless Ankara changes course.
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Because the mask will peel off if left overnight, she must finish the painting in a single session, so that the mask can be pulled off without affecting the still-wet brushstrokes.
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This outcome was common enough that a slave was often stationed nearby with a sword to sever the mill feeder's arm before she could be pulled to her death in the rollers.
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Recently, a federal court ruled that the F.D.A. must demand that e-cigarette makers provide evidence by May of next year about their public health benefits or be pulled from the market.
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The last sailor to be pulled up from the murky darkness had been in the bathroom at the time of the collision and a flood of water knocked him to the floor.
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This answer would be a little too mystical and goofy to be pulled off without saying the dreaded "Midichlorians" word, but Abrams is also a fan of mystical and goofy reincarnation plots.
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The science behind the attack, known as Thermanator, may seem obvious once understood, but nevertheless, pondering the types of scenarios in which it might be pulled off is still a pretty entertaining exercise.
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Most attacks could be pulled off with simple button combos that could be used across characters, with a few minor tweaks to take into account their respective differences in fighting styles and strengths.
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The coordinator of the pro-European ruling coalition in Moldova, Vlad Plahotniuc, said the country would not be pulled out of closer integration with the EU, criticizing Dodon for his comments to Putin.
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Drivers in Atlanta area found some pumps completely dry or they had to pay 20 cents more because, according to a sign on the pump, the gas had to be pulled from Savannah.
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"How many are too many?" she asked, adding that as the global automotive market begins to slow down, "that will sort out," with some low-volume models likely to be pulled from showrooms.
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"If XLY and XLV break, that's going to weigh on the broader markets — even the relative strength of technology might be pulled down, so that's where we're going to be watching, " Gordon explained.
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Easing political activity rules for churches also raises questions about whether churches could be pulled into the campaign finance sphere and effectively become "dark money" committees that play partisan politics without disclosing donors.
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The Associated Press on Monday reported that about 2,200 of the active duty service members will be pulled from the border before the holidays, leaving 3,000 service members to assist border patrol agents.
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An impressive primary showing from progressive candidates on Tuesday is fueling speculation about whether Democrats will — or should — be pulled further left as the party seeks to take back the House this fall.
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In some places, these ponds have been dug into the groundwater table -- water that can be pulled up by private drinking wells, or that eventually makes its way into public drinking water sources.
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Yes, everyone who is capable should pull their own weight, but each of us deserve to not be pulled down by policies, economic and otherwise, that are solely designed to help the few.
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But there are so many different moving parts, and so many people in Trump's orbit who have shady ties to Russia, that people like Nunberg are going to be pulled into Mueller's orbit.
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State Department officials were reluctant to issue a statement supporting Yovanovitch in light of the attacks on her because they were afraid "the rug would be pulled out" from under them by Trump.
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"This can be pulled off by anyone, and that's the part that worries me," said Victor Gevers, a Dutch security researcher and co-founder of GDI Foundation, a nonprofit that promotes internet security.
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Hence her dirty cackle, and hence the scene in which the Secretary of State gets totally zonked at a club, only to be pulled outside and forced to cope with a diplomatic emergency.
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The athletes could be pulled into the mainstream of the university, he wrote, but to do so would require many hours of extra study in those first semesters, and time away from sport.
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Women sneak to "dentist" appointments and "off-site meetings," fearful that if they disclose the real reason they need to leave work, they will be pulled from projects or lose career advancement opportunities.
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"It's clear that the rug will be pulled out — in some states more quickly than in others," said Joan C. Alker, director of the Center for Children and Families at Georgetown University. video
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The popular, centrist governor said he did not want to be pulled away from his duties in Annapolis by a long-shot campaign against an incumbent president who remains popular with the party base.
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This month Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the bulk of the Russian military contingent in Syria to be pulled out after five months of air strikes, saying Moscow had achieved most of its objectives.
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Rather, the biggest danger, Allison says, is that — as the slaying of Archduke Franz Ferdinand triggered WWI — the two countries will be pulled into conflict by miscalculation involving a third party, such as Taiwan.
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"All of us Americans should be troubled by the shootings," Obama said, before laying out facts showing that African Americans are disproportionately more prone to be pulled over by, searched and shot by police.
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In the silence of my flat, my mind would be pulled into thoughts about the deterioration of my relationship — how it happened, why I didn't see it coming, what I might have done wrong.
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That's due in no small part to the fact that it went on a kind of banning spree, following the reports of child pornography that caused it to be pulled from Apple's App Store.
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We use this information to detect the regions that need to be pulled and extended before ironing, and the other regions where we want to detect wrinkles and apply ironing to remove the wrinkles.
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The main box includes a ribbon that can be pulled to activate a flap that lays flat to cushion the controller once a user pulls on the loop to remove it from the box.
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Politicians are traditionally a lagging indicator of where public opinion is; they're very cautious by nature and often have to be pulled along kicking and screaming to where the will of the populace is.
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While it is unlikely to gain the eight Democratic votes needed to pass in the Senate, it will provide a blueprint for financial reform and elements can be pulled out and passed through reconciliation.
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"United Arab Emirates and Qatar stocks will likely be pulled lower today - no one is immune to this general risk-off wave that has swept global markets," said an Abu-Dhabi based portfolio manager.
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LONDON, March 29 (Reuters) - The Bank of England could be pulled in very different directions if British voters take the historic step of leaving the European Union in a referendum set for June 23.
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The shorts will be pulled from Vimeo's Staff Picks section, where some of its most popular videos are hosted, and from its Brand Studio, where brands like Samsung and T Magazine host original content.
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These sorts of discoveries sparked a flurry of work into ageing, and the growing understanding that there are biological levers in a range of species, including humans, that can be pulled to extend life.
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While you'll feel compelled to sort out these issues, you'll be pulled away from your home quite often mid-month in order to focus on your professional goals, your reputation, and your public life.
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But the Associated Press on Monday reported that about 2,200 of the active duty service members will be pulled from the border before the holidays, leaving 3,2023 service members to assist border patrol agents.
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Former FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb, who left the administration in April, has gone so far as to call for products made by Juul — the largest e-cigarette maker — to be pulled off the shelves.
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Industry leaders are concerned that without capital, private and public sector support, Canada will be unable to attract skilled tech entrepreneurs, while existing workers and students will be pulled away by global tech giants.
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Then on Monday, after a weekend that brought another horrific assault on law enforcement officers, this one in Baton Rouge, La., USA announced that the series would be pulled from the summer schedule entirely.
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Our view was, the best thing for soccer is to have soccer-specific stadiums, if it could be pulled off, rather than putting the sport into a stadium that's fundamentally built for something else.
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If eight out of every 10 Booker candidates also like Warren, how much longer are they willing to be pulled along by a candidate polling at 3% before they decide to cut and run?
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President Vladimir Putin on Monday ordered the bulk of the Russian military contingent in Syria to be pulled out after five months of air strikes, saying the Kremlin had achieved most of its objectives.
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For just a minute, fingers dragging the smudging glass, now knee-height, looking down at the overlit off-season emptiness, I felt like I just might fall, like I just might be pulled back.
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Signs of breakdown are everywhere: The heavy steel door that secures the indoor garage where many city vehicles are parked is broken and can only be pulled open or closed with a heavy rope.
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Perhaps that's because Portrait of a Lady on Fire feels revolutionary despite its story—about two young lovers, destined to be pulled apart by the society in which they live—being so old-fashioned.
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But as warrants for their arrests were being carried out, he announced his own call for the pro-slavery secessionist monuments to be pulled down and for the law protecting them to be repealed.
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Van Gend will start with a group of modular storage pieces — cabinets, shelving — that can be pulled apart or pushed together, including a marine blue lacquered chest of drawers with a pink marble top.
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GOP state chairman Tim Schneider said the spot "does not reflect who we are as the Party of Lincoln and as proud residents of our great and diverse state" and requesting it be pulled.
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"What we've seen in real time is that many inventories are starting to be pulled forward," said Gene Seroka, executive director of the Port of Los Angeles, the busiest container port in North America.
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Your wildest anxieties, your most God-forsaken imaginings — they could all be pulled out of the sky and made manifest in a woodcut of a nightmare beast, a fresh pox, or a folk tale.
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The government budgeted $12 million to be pulled from the fund this fiscal year and has proposed transferring another $15 million to the general fund for the new fiscal year that starts Oct. 1.
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The way that we did that was to rig him with a steel cable out of his back so that when he got to a certain point, he'd be pulled back by a cable.
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Those tones may not rival the national anthem, but they will tell Juno mission managers whether the spacecraft has successfully performed a "suspenseful" maneuver that will allow it to be pulled into orbit around Jupiter.
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Despite considerable clamoring for "Baby, It's Cold Outside's" lyrics to be changed or the song to be pulled off the radio altogether, some have pushed back, lamenting that it is a casualty of political correctness.
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"Our message is clear: we do not want a hard Brexit; we do not want to be pulled out of the single market; and we will not let intolerance, division and fear win," she said.
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The Daily Jewel When almost all the models in Bottega Veneta's fall show have long scarves wrapped around their necks, it's nearly impossible not be pulled in by this multistrand necklace worn by only two.
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If America does stumble upon a new crime wave or drug crisis, will all the work that's already been done be pulled back as politicians resurrect "tough on crime" rhetoric (like President Donald Trump has)?
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"The long and short of it is that /r/the_donald is incredibly active voting wise, so when the algorithm [that] sorts /r/all broke [...] that subreddit was the one to be pulled into the vortex."
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Now for the rug to be pulled from underneath me and to be publicly reprimanded and ridiculed over a joke about my own race is completely wrong and I have to do something about it.
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A study by the Justice Department, published in 2013, found that black drivers were 31% more likely to be pulled over than white ones; other interactions with law enforcement are characterised by similar racial imbalances.
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Representative sentences and summaries had to be pulled from the papers and then reformulated for the review, both for copyright reasons and because the syntax of the originals may not work in the new context.
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Restarting would, if it can be pulled off, offer the same basic promise as the original busing era — if it works, it works fast — while changing housing is necessarily going to be a slow undertaking.
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"To get the information off an LCD game, it has to be pulled apart and all its components scanned, vectorized, and traced to then make them into a software version of themselves," the Archive explained.
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Cuomo's fight against former "Sex and the City" star Cynthia Nixon has attracted headlines for months and underlined divisions among New York Democrats over whether the state's governor should be pulled further to the left.
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One U.S. official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Vindman would not be pulled early from his previously scheduled detail to the National Security Council (NSC), after which time he would return to the military.
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In Wednesday night's game, Despaigne got rung up in the top of the eighth and was so furious about the call he refused to leave the box and had to be pulled off the field.
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All of these elements, precious or abundant, have to be pulled out of the earth before they can be mixed into alloys, molded into compounds, or melted into the plastics that make up the iPhone.
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Back then the startup was pretty focused on providing users with helpful graphs and charts that could be pulled up by typing in a question like "most points scored by an NFL team this year".
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U.S. acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan this month outlined how Turkey would be pulled out of the F-35 fighter jet program unless Ankara changed course from its plans to buy the missile systems.
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But under BMI (the PRO that licenses Queen's music), musicians are allowed to request that their songs be pulled from a given politician's available catalog if they don't want their work associated with the campaign.
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A staff bedroom and guest bath are also on the ground floor, along with a second sitting room with wood paneling and an accordion door that can be pulled across to close off the space.
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Previously, trained officers had to be pulled off other assignments to respond to a mass shooting, taking crucial moments to change clothing and get the right equipment, find vehicles and converge from around the city.
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The report, Paying More for Being Poor, makes the case that the traffic system is discriminatory because of racial profiling by police officers: Black drivers are more likely to be pulled over for no cause.
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Menthol- and tobacco-flavored products will remain available for purchase, and open-tank systems—the devices largely favored among old-school vapers, vape activists, and cloud chasers—will not be pulled from the market either.
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He first discovered his powers when he learned the soul-crushing news that his character Peter Parker would soon be pulled away from the MCU as a result of a failed deal with Sony Pictures.
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That led to him taking some questionable shots in the first quarter and getting into a verbal confrontation with referee Danny Crawford in which he had to be pulled away by assistant coach Mo Cheeks.
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So much of this month has been about your career, popularity, and your place in the public eye, but now that the Sun is in Gemini, your focus will also be pulled toward domestic concerns.
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In the first quarter of the book I was held back from investing too much in the story because it seemed as if the metaphysical rug was about to be pulled out from under us.
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In the front zip of the bag were prescriptions for the medicine, because it's pretty common to be pulled over on that road, so we made sure we took them with us just in case.
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Yet these two light heavyweight destroyers are scheduled to fight one another in mid-August, and are unlikely to be pulled from this bout—even if it means saving a historic card like UFC 200.
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In the kind of modern take on a fairy tale ending that could only be pulled off by The Bachelorette, Chris and Desiree got engaged, married and recently announced they're expecting their first child, a boy.
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Yet the future king – who turned three on July 22 – will likely be pulled away from the quiet rural life that parents Princess Kate and Prince William wish for him and sister Princess Charlotte, 15 months.
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The sponsor of the "Cal 3" initiative to split California into three states asked the state&aposs Supreme Court on Friday to dismiss a lawsuit calling for the proposal to be pulled from the November ballot.
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Image: TEPCO/Associated PressA remotely-controlled robot sent to inspect and clean a damaged reactor at Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant had to be pulled early when its onboard camera went dark, the result of excess radiation.
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If they were, players would be pulled out of the game for evaluation every time they were involved in a collision of any kind, since we know that concussions can result from virtually any significant contact.
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The developer of a clever sticker pack for iOS has been told by Apple that he has to change how the stickers look and act or else the stickers will be pulled from the App Store.
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When Barao had to be pulled from the fight a little over a day before they were set to meet as he was hospitalized during his weight cut, his stock plummeted to an all time low.
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With Hayden in the top job, policy advocates and scholars might have a glimmer of hope that the former crown jewel of American libraries can be pulled out of mothballs and dragged into the 21st century.
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Those questions came after an earlier hearing in May when DeVos was criticized for declining to tell lawmakers whether federal funding for state-run voucher programs would be pulled from private schools that discriminate in admissions.
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A bump stock is a device that allows users to fire a semiautomatic rifle — in which the trigger must be pulled for every shot — at a faster rate without converting the firearm to be fully automatic.
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"Because you know as soon as you leave home you could be unduly harassed, assaulted, you could be pulled over and frisked for no reason and you might die before you make it home," Ford said.
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The group cited numerous reasons as to why the hotel's liquor licenses should be pulled, including Trump's reported involvement in hush-money payments to adult film actress Stormy Daniels to keep quiet about an alleged affair.
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According to various studies, not just one, but a wide range of studies that have been carried out over a number of years, African Americans are 30 percent more likely than whites to be pulled over.
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They permit interoperability between different regions and systems but they also, crucially, permit a modular approach to IT in the NHS, where tools can be pulled and replaced with better alternatives as vendors develop better products.
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But with one daughter hell-bent on justice and the other a star student being recruited by a local gang, he'll be pulled back into the fight as the wanted vigilante and DC legend — Black Lightning.
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Facebook, which is under investigation by the Federal Trade Commission for allowing third-party apps to obtain personal information about users' friends, has taken steps to restrict what user data can be pulled off the platform.
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To step back, as our screen worlds have gotten better and so deeply immersive, we all have to figure out little hooks to pull back into the physical world (assuming we want to be pulled back).
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A retelling of Beauty and the Beast where every sentence is so carefully constructed that reading it, you feel like you're watching each line be pulled out one by one from a velvet-lined jewel box.
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Scott describes the emulation process for the Internet Archive's blog, explaining how the chips from a circuit board can typically be read without destroying the system, and data can be pulled and copied to produce emulations.
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Almost every newspaper in the rack had a cover photo of Boris Johnson, accompanied by the most upsetting sentence fragment that could be pulled from the speech the UK Prime Minister had given the night before.
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But a senior State Department official acknowledged that the best-trained guards could be pulled away in the event of a conflict with Turkey, calling it a "big concern" that some ISIS fighters could go free.
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Kante covers a remarkable amount of ground, his reading of the game is exceptional, and he is unlikely to be pulled around by De Bruyne in the same way that Fernandinho was in the quarter-final.
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An advertising campaign launched by the ministry had to be pulled at the start of the month after critics denounced it as sexist and another advert was withdrawn on Wednesday following accusations that it was racist.
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But their home stories are rote — long-suffering wives, resentful kids and the longtime veteran, Ortiz (Juan Pablo Raba), who's about to go into the private sector only to be pulled in for one last mission.
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Zinke remains under a separate Office of Special Counsel investigation into whether he influenced a US Senate race in Florida when he announced the state's waters would be pulled from consideration for offshore drilling. Then-Gov.
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"You can't invest in long-term personnel if you think the money is going to be pulled in a year," Regina LaBelle, who currently consults with local and state governments on the opioid crisis, told me.
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It was not until the following April that the administration announced a zero-tolerance approach, under which families would be pulled apart because all adults crossing the border without authorization would be criminally charged and jailed.
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So you want to know all the seven-letter words that contain particular commonly occurring letters, meaning the probability that these seven or eight letter words will be pulled from a bag of a hundred tiles.
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"We can renew the international system that has enabled so much progress, or we can allow ourselves to be pulled back by an undertow of instability," Obama said in a 2014 address to the United Nations.
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The Moon enters Aquarius and illuminates the home and family sector of your chart—but your attention will be pulled to your career and public life this morning as unexpected conversations or meetings come your way.
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Trump ran on a pledge to repeal and replace the ACA, but that prospect has led to concerns that coverage would be pulled from the millions who were insured under the law without a viable replacement ready.
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The FDA will require products that are found illegally being sold in stores to undergo review and would be pulled from the market until the agency completes the application process and clears it, which it may not.
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"The other reason why they believe now that it's likely to be pulled out is when you look at the cabinet Trump is putting together, there are a lot of billionaires, a lot of CEOs," Kropp said.
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Displaying Iraqi and American flags for the visiting press, these screens usually show live streaming video from unmanned aerial vehicles and other forms of intelligence that can be pulled in from military platforms "anywhere", the colonel explains.
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"Will she be pulled to the left, as we suspect, and if she is, will there be a Democratic Senate to help facilitate those approvals?" he said in an interview with CNBC's "Power Lunch " on Election Day.
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"I believe that Apple's perspective on consumerized, data-driven self-care is where the industry is going to be pulled to, versus the expensive, bureaucratic, not-data driven current healthcare system," OneDrop CEO Jeff Dachis told CNBC.
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Now, however, there is real hope that the Berkshire Museum's treasures will not be sold off, and that the star lot of Sotheby's American Art sale on November 13, "Shuffleton's Barbershop" (1950), will have to be pulled.
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Funding through increased transfer authorities (allowing funds to be pulled from other programs) should be a non-starter, and the triggers for use are perhaps the most important aspect that has so far been given little attention.
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" Robson claimed Jackson told him if anyone "ever found out what we were doing about the sexual stuff, that he and I would be pulled apart and we would never be able to see each other again.
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Scenes skip unmarked gaps of time, foreshadowed events are left offstage and characters are sprinkled liberally into the background by name without real introduction, only to be pulled unceremoniously forward later and stripped bare in brief exposition.
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In a recent study, which has not yet been published, Burr and his colleagues used data from computer science competitions to try to catalog what sort of information can be pulled from our everyday interactions with computers.
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The Kenyan authorities have identified 2100.7000 buildings considered structurally at risk and which could be pulled down, leaving thousands of people to find new homes in a city already struggling to keep pace with its growing population.
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Though Nafta has not produced a rich and prosperous Mexico, the labor federation's demand for Mexican wages to be pulled up to a North American floor is unlikely to improve jobs or wages in the United States.
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And the officials indicated that the 2000 to 0003 United States military personnel deployed to that area would be pulled back in advance of any Turkish operation but that they would not be completely withdrawn from Syria.
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What happens on January 8 If students do show up for school on January 8 without complete immunization records, Robinson said, they will be pulled out of class by staff members and call their parents or guardians.
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As the name suggests, the Arm's Reach Clear-Vue Co-Sleeper was designed to be pulled right next to you in bed, so you can reach for your baby with ease for middle-of-the-night feedings.
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His current hairstyle is shaved on the sides and leaves enough locks in the back to be pulled into a man bun, which is how Frazier often wears his hair when he is not on the field.
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A woman was "drawn out" out of the Boeing 737 jet's window during the incident and had to be pulled back in by other passengers, a separate passenger's father-in-law told a local NBC News affiliate.
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I thought it was going to be three years ago, so don't listen to me, but eventually markets go through cycles and that capital sum of it will be pulled back out and put into other uses. Yeah.
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But after the Brexit vote, Scotland's first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, says it's "highly likely" that there will be a second referendum, as it is "democratically unacceptable" for Scotland to be pulled out of the EU against its will.
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Turkey launched a military offensive into northeastern Syria last week after Trump ordered a small contingent of about 50 US troops to be pulled back from the border area amid a belief that a Turkish incursion was imminent.
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Turkey launched its long-threatened incursion into Syria after President Donald Trump ordered a small contingent of about 50 US troops to be pulled back from the border area amid a belief that a Turkish incursion was imminent.
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"We think this process started when Phobos crossed the Roche limit about ten million years ago," Nayak said, referring to the theoretical point at which a moon should be pulled apart by the gravitational tug of its planet.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - It's not unusual for a financial market to be pulled in different directions simultaneously by competing influences, but what is notable for gold currently is the apparent inability of the contradictory factors to gain momentum.
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Troops at the border: About 2,200 of the active duty service members sent by Trump to the border with Mexico before the midterm elections will be pulled out before the holidays and sent elsewhere, officials said on Monday.
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When the first Grace satellite approached, say, the Greenland ice sheet, which weighs about three quadrillion tons, the craft would presumably respond to the subtle gravitational tug and be pulled slightly forward and away from its trailing partner.
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U.S. acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan outlined last week how Turkey would be pulled out of the F-35 fighter jet program unless Ankara changed course from its plans to purchase the S-400 missile defense system.
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So, does the Prime Minister think such a brazen feat could be pulled off in America today, in our current climate, without serious consequences and with our current, paranoid, trigger-happy administration—an administration Wardlow himself surprisingly supports?
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U.S. acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan last week outlined how Turkey would be pulled out of the F-35 fighter jet program unless Ankara changed course from its plans to purchase the S-400 missile defense system.
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The parents of children at the school had descended on the site, some climbing trees and playground equipment to get a better view of the operation, in hopes that their children would be pulled alive from the rubble.
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"The reason TCOs are so rare, is that it takes a very precise vector [speed and direction] to be pulled in by Earths gravitational pull, and to not impact or fly out in a new direction," Pruyne said.
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Starlink satellites will orbit close to Earth, so if one malfunctions, SpaceX says they'll be pulled out of orbit within months instead of turning into uncontrollable space garbage that floats around for years or decades into the future.
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A very small population can be pulled back from the edge, but "it requires outside-the-box thinking," said Samuel Turvey, a research fellow at the Zoological Society of London who studies conservation management for highly threatened species.
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A featherweight boxer weighed in three weight classes above his opponent just a day before his world-title eliminator on Saturday, prompting him to be pulled from the fight and kicked out of his hotel by the promoter.
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Bodies made of rocky material will be gravitationally rounded if they're larger than about ~450km in radius, while bodies made of weaker icy material will be pulled into a rounded shape if they're larger than about ~200km in radius.
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What happened as Mr. Fogle went around contacting Phuds and sharing his findings through a widening email chain is that many of them reached out to one another, invigorated to be pulled back together by the stirred-up interest.
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The paper was unclear on how deep the water would have to be pulled from, and whether the system would work if the surface temperatures rose to more alarming levels, and we've reached out to the authors for comment.
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Not only could users chat among themselves in these groups, they could also subscribe them to relevant Twitter accounts whose tweets would be pulled in automatically into these groups — functionality that's similar to what's already possible in Slack channels.
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" The mother of two also makes a conscious effort to carve out a little me-time every day: "I am generally a very positive person, but can easily be pulled in difference directions by children, work and other obligations.
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Steam, a popular gaming platform which currently has 15 million users in China, is available in the country for now, but could be pulled at any moment if the government decides that the content on the platform is harmful.
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Let that statistic sink in for a second.. and then consider that if somebody launched a car or power tool with a safety feature that failed 9 times out of 10 it would be pulled off the market immediately.
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This year, I had the perspective to know that August is really terrible, and I would be pulled in 20 different directions from the moment I walk in to the moment I walk out is just part of it.
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It also touches on data showing black drivers are 75 percent more likely to be pulled over in the state, as well as a new bill that would make it more difficult for individuals to win lawsuits alleging discrimination.
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A small key on the side of the phone pops open its lower section, which can be pulled out along with the battery, then the battery is fitted into the next module and that straps back into the phone.
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"I don't think there are any reasons to believe that a UK-India free trade agreement could be pulled off quickly," said Ingo Borchert, senior lecturer in economics at the UK Trade Policy Observatory at the University of Sussex.
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The Pentagon last week sent Congress a list that included $12.8 billion of military construction projects that funds could be pulled from for a wall, but has not yet said which projects could be postponed if funding is shifted.
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Food will be pulled just-in-time to meet demand (fresher food), less inventory will be needed (cheaper food) and decentralized, distributed delivery models will decrease the time it takes perishable food to get to market (less food waste).
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The most high-profile firm to be pulled from the fund's collective investment is U.K. defense company BAE Systems, which said via email Tuesday that it respected "the right of investors to make investment decisions against their own criteria".
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If you jump down after a bad guy that you just kicked off the roof, you'll see that he will spontaneously be pulled by a web and stuck to a wall before being liquified on impact with the pavement.
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Administration officials and others familiar with the matter had previously told CNN that the administration had informally approved the deal but some officials had cautioned it could still be pulled back, citing uncertainty surrounding the US relationship with China.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House expects President Donald Trump's two nominees for the Federal Reserve Board, Judy Shelton and Christopher Waller, to win Senate confirmation, a spokesman said on Thursday, disputing a report that Shelton's nomination would be pulled.
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Additionally, Booker -- along with other senators who are running for president — will likely be pulled off of the campaign trail and the fundraising circuit later this month if the impeachment trial against President Donald Trump begins in the Senate.
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Priming each shot requires the PRO MK-1's front handle to be pulled back until the firing mechanism locks in place, but the blaster's strong spring means you'll need to use more force than most kids can muster.
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By the way, the president on one of the cable shows, did say - it didn't get picked up - that if some kind of amicable deal with China were to happen, then a lot of tariffs might be pulled back.
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U.S. Acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan last week sent his Turkish counterpart a letter warning that Ankara would be pulled out of the F-353 jet program unless it changes course from its plans to install the defenses.
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Some of this data will be pulled from places such as your contacts, calendar, or places you often visit, but users will also be able to add or delete information that the Assistant knows about them from the Assistant settings.
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Kensington Palace said that the carriage — which will be pulled by Windsor Grey horses, including a father and son team, Storm and Tyrone — will be joined by a traveling Escort of the Household Cavalry Regiment, which was the prince's army regiment.
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" Responding to another question on whether the capsule could actually be pulled through the winding cave itself, which reportedly narrows to around 27.5 inches (70 centimeter) clearance in places, Musk tweeted, "According to divers who have made the passage, yes.
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Last week, the country launched its long-threatened incursion into the country after Trump ordered a small contingent of about 50 US troops to be pulled back from the border area amid a belief that a Turkish incursion was imminent.
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Nevertheless, the company added three additional small wheels (two behind the seatpost and one on top of the rear fender) that allow the bike to be pulled like a piece of luggage by the handlebar when the rear-wheel is folded.
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It's there that Schiaparelli's iconic Phoebus cape was made, that the original lobster lives, and cabinets of other iconic Schiaparelli embroideries are kept tucked away only to be pulled out when Guyon, or even a client, needs a reference point.
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Unlike UFC 200, the main event at Thomas & Mack would not to be pulled from the card on short notice, and though a one-on-one battle in this context isn't quite individual pugilism, the marquee was easy to sell.
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"Clearly we shouldn't forget we are going to see at least two more hikes by the Fed this year and that there is still the potential for the next one to be pulled forward to June," said CIBC strategist Jeremy Stretch.
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And because youth vaping continues to rise, the FDA chief has gone as far as to suggest that e-cig products could be pulled from the market if what he has continuously described as an "epidemic" of teen smoking continues.
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" Robson had a similar experience, claiming Jackson told him if anyone "ever found out what we were doing about the sexual stuff, that he and I would be pulled apart and we would never be able to see each other again.
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It's the first phone to get a 22/22 score from repair evangelists iFixit, and reading their teardown is enough to give you a geeky contact high — they're just so happy to have a phone that can be pulled apart.
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The online newspaper also cited a woman who had to be pulled from the Thames River alive after the incident as well as Foreign Office Minister Tobias Ellwood who had been pictured coming to the aid of the stabbed police officer.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelans hastily dumped the country's 1003-bolivar bill, the largest denomination, on Monday after the government said it would be pulled from circulation as the crisis-wracked nation suffers what is believed to be the world's highest inflation.
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Worryingly for market watchers fearing a global slowdown, oil demand growth was to be "pulled down by notable slowdowns in Europe, China and the U.S. Early elements of the projected slowdown surfaced in the fourth quarter of 2015," the IEA said.
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The NFL, which has been accused of tolerating head injuries as part of the sport, has changed rules ahead of the Super Bowl on Sunday in Minneapolis, requiring players who show signs of a seizure to be pulled from the game.
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The currencies analyst highlighted these three geopolitical issues currently putting pressure on the dollar's status: Hardy extracts "de-dollarization" as a direct theme that can be pulled from China's situation as the country looks to encourage demand for its yuan.
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For travelers flying in Air France's La Premiere cabin, the carrier offers a wide range of creature comforts like a seat that turns into a fully flat bed, a partition and curtains that can be pulled all the way around.
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"What I was told is that there was concern that the rug would be pulled out from underneath the State Department if they put out something publicly," Yovanovitch said according to a transcript of a closed-door interview released publicly Monday.
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John Ismay, a New York Times reporter who served as a diving officer in the United States Navy from 2003 to 2010 and was qualified in deep-sea diving and salvage operations, explains how a rescue mission could be pulled off.
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In line with the government's reluctance to issue pre-emptive measures to contain coronavirus that might damage the economy, INAPAM's director of state programs Ricardo Gallardo said workers should not be pulled from stores because they depend on tips as income.
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Leaders of the Australian Labor Party, aiming to take power for the first time since 2013, are less friendly to the Trump administration; they embrace economic ties to China while appearing reluctant to be pulled too close in either direction.
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His critics accuse him of unfairly using both his Nesma TV channel and his charity to advance his own personal political ambitions and in April the media regulator demanded Nesma be pulled off air, saying it had breached broadcasting rules.
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U.S. Acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan last week sent his Turkish counterpart a letter warning that Ankara would be pulled out of the F-35 jet program unless it changes course from its plans to install the S-400 defenses.
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I do not want to be pulled into one gender, I want to embrace both but also be in between and not be either; because I feel that gender is a social construct and we've created them to separate people.
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The second thing to say is that a murderous attack on Republicans by an angry liberal should be an important reminder for our media-cultural establishment that societies can be pulled apart from the left as easily as from the right.
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According to LG Display's press release, the TV "is stored in the ceiling and can be pulled down when desired and rolled up when not in use," but unfortunately, there are no images to see how that works in practice.
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A world without ultra-rich philanthropy would be a world without the Pill or the IUD, and a world where access to contraception was entirely subject to political tug-of-war, to be pulled away whenever Republicans are in power.
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This month, Gucci advertised an $890 black turtleneck sweater for women that could be pulled up to cover the lower half of the wearer's face and included a mouth opening ringed by bright red lips, which critics say mimicked blackface imagery.
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According to the Marvel comic canon, Danvers' hair was never supposed to be long and loose at all: It's shaved on the sides with longer layers on top — just long enough to be pulled into her famous Mohawk when she's wearing her helmet.
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McConnell said Democrats had acted "indefensibly" when they insisted those funds be pulled out of a disaster relief bill that was approved last month and said the problem "cannot be solved without "a combination of cooperation from Mexico and cooperation from Democrats.
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Probably mostly Facebook, but when you think about the impact of BuzzFeed and the fact that their top line is only $50 million from platforms, and now they are going to be pulled back even further, where is the money to innovate?
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"Our message is clear: we do not want a 'hard Brexit'; we do not want to be pulled out of the Single Market; and we will not let intolerance, division and fear win," Olney said in a speech after her victory was announced.
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"For us to spend basically a half-century since the three of us started working in this field, to have it actually be pulled off successfully in the manner we dreamed—it was really remarkable and wonderful," noted Thorne in a Reuters article.
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"The severity of the problem could mean that up to 400,000 bpd of Russian exports could be pulled out of the market," Citi said in a note adding that a prolonged outage could force refineries in Europe to cut refining runs steeply.
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Netflix's newest series looks just as addicting and binge-worthy as we've come to expect from the streaming service, but that's exactly why the National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) has called for it to be pulled ahead of its November 30 premiere.
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In the San Bernardino case, when 14 people were killed and 22 others seriously injured in a 2015 terrorist attack, Apple refused to encrypt its own fingerprint technology software because it felt once that technology was released, it could not be pulled back.
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For example, extendable shelves in the kitchen and closets can be pulled down to be at John's eye level, and a track chair in the backyard allows him to move around the property — which has paved and graded paths — and do yard work.
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However, markets are efficiently priced, so the purchase on Exchange A would have an immediate impact on the listed price on Exchange B. The whole Exchange B order may be pulled, or the price may tick higher to $100.03, $100.04 or more.
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"While it is still difficult to assess the final impacts on balances, the severity of the problem could mean up to 400,000 bpd (barrels per day) of Russian exports could be pulled out of the market for longer than earlier anticipated," they wrote.
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All this hit home this week when the Indonesian Food and Drug Monitoring Agency declared that a noodle snack should be pulled from shelves in the Muslim-majority nation because its packaging depicted an image they considered to be out-and-out pornographic.
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As with the company's current promoted tweet offerings, the tweets featured can be pulled from the brand's own account or that of a celebrity spokesperson or satisfied customer — just as long as the brand gets explicit permission from the user in question.
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No, you can't because, as the 47 Meters Down trailer, makes clear things soon go from 0 to 100 real quick after the sister's cage ends up dropping into the water, you guessed it, 47 meters down, unable to be pulled back up.
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They can also set limits on how the money can be used, including restrictions on the amount that can be pulled out of an ATM as well as ways to block spending by category — like blocking purchases at bars or airlines, for example.
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In the messy chaos of smooth gay men dancing with their dicks tucked, the go-go dancers swaying and sashaying to pop songs, everyone smiling and blowing kisses, she'd be pulled up on stage to dance more times than she can remember.
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Freedom Caucus members had been the loudest opponents of the centrists' discharge petition aimed at forcing votes on immigration, and were demanding a vote on their own hard-line immigration measure while insisting that any compromise bill be pulled to the right.
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The reflex of the Shiite leadership is to protect Baghdad — to answer the agonized voices of victims of terrorism — and that is likely to prompt calls for military and police units to be pulled from the front lines to secure the capital.
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Easily visible from kilometers away, the 30,000 tonne 'New Safe Confinement' arch will be pulled slowly over the site later this year to create a steel-clad casement to block radiation and allow the remains of the reactor to be dismantled safely.
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Officials have told CNN that one way they expect to demonstrate progress in meeting Trump's wish is to start discussing percentages of military equipment that will be pulled out of Syria -- even though its expected no actual troops are coming out soon.
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