For one thing, Taiwan did not break away from China.
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You're feeling eager to break away from your everyday routine.
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The lion was "very lucky to break away," Phillips said.
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As with any cult, some devotees will never break away.
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" He congratulated himself on predicting that "they're gonna break away.
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Were you excited to break away from that on Crush?
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I decide to take a break away from my desk.
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Which player is ready to break away from the field?
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Well, I don't want to break away from this country.
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It was the only former Yugoslav republic to break away peacefully.
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Would Rotunno have time to break away and meet with us?
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If we break away from mainland China, our economy would collapse.
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Hudek was able to break away several times during the altercation.
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But Farah was still able to break away and finish first.
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Have you thought about any ideas that break away from that?
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They were a dissatisfied group of Americans, determined to break away.
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But now, she says, "I want to break away from that."
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Samsung just can't break away from the ghost of the explosive handset.
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Yet the pitch to break away from Britain has become trickier, too.
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One app has already decided to break away from the swiping model.
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The only way to break away from all this control is independence.
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D'Shawn Schwartz had seven of the 211 points in the break-away.
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Here's what to watch in the day's elections: Can Trump break away?
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I knew they were going to try to break away from me.
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Moderate Labour MPs might even break away to form a rival outfit.
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Cee-Lo)06 Destiny07 Embrace the Night08 My Beloved09 Break Away (ft.
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Amanda Bynes is back on social media after a quick break away.
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But the trend has yet to break away from roughly 2 percent.
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They alternately try to maintain, or violently break away from, their intimacy.
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"The areas that were the first to break away from the Democrats decades ago are now showing signs they could break away from Republicans now," said Mr. Straus, whose family helped build the modern Republican Party in San Antonio.
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And we know when to break-away or sit tight for a conclusion.
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"Guys would break away and do what had never been seen," he says.
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Gamified hiring allows employers to break away from degree and pedigree-based hiring.
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It would fuel his desire to break away and be his own person.
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A former assassin, his character struggles to break away from his dark past.
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Another future potential is to break away from the binary gender dichotomy altogether.
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Complicating matters, no candidate has managed to break away from the other leaders.
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I'm not suggesting, of course, that Facebook can't break away from this paradigm.
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The Lesson: If you ignore people's needs and desires they eventually break away.
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Constitutional change, especially the right to break away, should be difficult—but not impossible.
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What could have caused so much ice to break away in this unusual manner?
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But of all the states, Texas has probably tried the hardest to break away.
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But gone were the days of spending my lunch break away from my work.
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"There's always one or two policemen who break away from the line," she said.
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They "bring focus around my face and break away from the black," she said.
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Perhaps Mr. Pence can still break away from the chaos President Trump has cultivated.
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They must now break away from the remnants of the Iran deal, or JCPOA.
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Kelly Clarkson is ready to break away from her lakeside mansion in Henderson, Tennessee.
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"Take a true lunch break away from your desk outside the building," she said.
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Anna and two friends on the beach with her didn't hear the rock break away.
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So we want to break away from all that and set a new path forward.
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Still, the moments when Monroe's voice is allowed to break away from Coy's are electric.
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After all, I never can break away to a spa on a family ski trip.
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Unfollowing her on Instagram, was kind of the last step to break away from Jordyn.
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They'll propagate laterally across the shelf, eventually causing the entire diving board to break away.
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The move could help sukuk break away from their traditional buy-and-hold investor base.
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Iraq's Kurds voted overwhelmingly to break away from Iraq in a referendum held on Sept.
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I break away and look at him in wonder: He returns a timid little smile.
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But as they made their way down Fifth Avenue, one runner began to break away.
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We can't wait to break away from the factory-like routine of our school days.
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The spacecraft needs to be accelerated to break away from Earth's gravity at high velocity.
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In the recent past, when Jefferson County towns wanted to break away, no one objected.
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But that is where things start to break away in terms of box score statistics.
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Bernie Sanders has begun to break away from the rest of the Democratic primary field.
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The attacks come as Sanders begins to break away from his rivals in the primary.
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But many of us who are professionally fatigued can break away for just a bit.
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Do you see the potential for the evangelical community to ever break away from Trump support?
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Defensively it allows Lomachenko to break away from his opponent and reset a few steps away.
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When cartoonists break away from printed materials, they can transform their comics into many other media.
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They launch into orbit atop powerful rockets and then break away to carry out their mission.
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It also led some commanders to break away completely, which could complicate the new peace effort.
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They were looking for something to help them break away from the pack of other sellers.
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But hourly earnings seem to be in line - up a little but not a break away.
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In practice the EPRDF kept the federation together by shooting anyone who tried to break away.
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Before his referendum, opinion polls suggested that only 40-45% of Catalans wanted to break away.
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A large minority of Catalans are unhappy with the current dispensation and want to break away.
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" For someone to break away, in the executive rank, and to say, "We are so creative.
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I just couldn't break away from following the majesty of Minaj's call-out in real time.
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His group aimed to break away from Sri Lanka and create an independent state for Tamils.
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Mizuto Hirota ended up getting clocked every time he tried to break away from the clinch.
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They talk, smiling, for a few minutes, then Kylie and Kourt break away from the pack.
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So, when you have, like, a small glucose molecule, it's easy for them to break away.
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Still, the crowded lane will make it difficult for any of these candidates to break away.
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Emotion. The 580 is all about getting the tail to break away in a controlled manner.
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Gold has developed a clear downside trend break away from the strong resistance level near $1,364.
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But it took a lot more than just mixing with other people to really break away.
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A courthouse wedding can make sense for couples looking to break away from a traditional ceremony.
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Most break away; some of those end up dying months later from the injuries they suffered.
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"There are no plans to break away, but they have expressed their concern," Mr. Trillanes said.
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Separatists are waging a violent battle to break away and form their own country, called Ambazonia.
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Alphabet, however, looks like it can break away from the group and rally independently, he said.
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She began to break away from the mainstream GOP in the early 2000s, according to Newsweek.
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So once again, I urge pro-lifers to break away and form a Party of Life.
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This breakthrough was also his break away from "Kroghian naturalism," the prevailing style of 1880s Norway.
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And once it gets closer to the target, this part will break away, leaving only the front.
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Earlier in November, Xi said China would never allow any part of its territory to break away.
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OpenTable wants you to book a table for dinner right after you book your city break away.
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If you want to break away from the crowd a little, consider an under-the-radar destination.
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You're eager to break away from something you thought you needed for support, but have actually outgrown.
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Because it's harder to truly break away from the office, employees don't get the chance to decompress.
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"Secessionists push for South to break away from US again," by AP's Jay Reeves in Birmingham, Ala.
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Yet in private-sector funding for basic research, Droegemeier's remarks seem to break away from Bush's lead.
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After 803m votes were counted, 280% had opted to break away from the union after four decades.
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Skyscraper serves as her return to the big screen after taking a break away from the spotlight.
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Dyson recommended that the California senator break away her immediate base and seek broader support among voters.
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The last few decades since WWII show that humanity can't break away from such atrocities that quickly.
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A human being's urge for adventure cannot be suppressed, thus I chose to break away from tradition.
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Shares of Disney had struggled for years to break away from the pressure of ESPN's subscriber losses.
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Because you have literally a figure of a person, it's very hard to break away from that.
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They dreamed of a country that could break away from the vicious cycle I have been talking about.
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When big pieces of ice break away, they can tear a part of the coast away with them.
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Luckily, brands are heeding the call and finally launching palettes that break away from all the monochrome monotony.
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"Once you consent with your partner, explore what feels right and break away from the shame," Stubbs says.
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Today, deploying to the cloud is a given and you need more to break away from the competition.
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Under great pressure, we need to wait and see whether trump may break away from the NRA again.
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" He sang, "I will never know myself until I do this on my own... I will break away.
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There have been multiple efforts in the past for California to break away from the rest of America.
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Puigdemont was the head of the Spanish region during its failed 2017 bid to break away from Spain.
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London may have other priorities, too, not least the likelihood europhile Scotland would bid again to break away.
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Her tendency to go on hostile attacks and suddenly break away into a wide, cold smile was unnerving.
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A break-away market by the LME's own membership, however, would represent an entirely different form of challenge.
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It was those implied agreements that were making it very difficult for us to break away from him.
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The woman realized Mr. Ortiz had a weapon and tried to break away from him, the authorities said.
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The "yes" vote to break away from Spain won at the time amid a low turnout by voters.
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They are of little use if a government truly wants to break away from the rest of Europe.
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They fear losing a third of the country — and a major source of oil — should Kurdistan break away.
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Then, Scotland's first minister proposed another vote to break away from Britain, ending the 300-year union between them.
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Kwon's lyricism is enchanting, soothing even while describing the most disturbing details, and nearly impossible to break away from.
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British voters decided to break away from the European Union, in part because of mounting frustration with unchecked immigration.
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Egyptians and Tunisians alike referred to themselves as "the Facebook generation," exemplifying their break away from the nonmodernized past.
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The time is getting closer to when the Fed will break away from the pack and tighten policy again.
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Now that the U.K. has left, is that the only country that will break away from the European Union?
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Ever been so fed up with your government that you decided to break away and form your own nation?
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In Muir's eyes, the unwinding will begin when these countries finally break away from extreme monetarism and start spending.
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But Yahoo, positioned as an enormous new media company, was still not able to break away from the pack.
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The next step could be to break away apparent competitors, such as Instagram from Facebook and YouTube from Google.
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Afar elders said the attacks were an attempt to break away areas inhabited by Issas away from the region.
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This isn't the first time congressional Republicans have tried to break away from Trump's promise not to touch Medicare.
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You need the ones that break away that become worth a lot of money and were magnets of talent.
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The value is the experience that you break away from the internet, from social media, from all the manipulation.
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The Iraqis fear losing a third of the country and a major source of oil should Kurdistan break away.
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Polls show the Liberals locked in a tie with the main opposition Conservative Party and unable to break away.
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He tried to break away while being walked out by police but was quickly taken under control, Purden said.
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Bitcoin has surpassed $4,000 for the first time in two weeks, continuing to break away from a months-long rout.
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Echoes civil war South Sudan gained independence in 2011 after 98% of the population voted to break away from Sudan.
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Coders can now break away from PHP, decoupling themselves from the WordPress backend and use any technology they would like.
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Rio Grande do Sul fought a ten-year war to break away from Brazil before coming to terms in 1845.
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The Moon has one-sixth the gravity of Earth, meaning it takes less energy to break away from the surface.
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Wouldn't it be cool if cities could break away from you if you don't take steps to ensure their loyalty?
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They longed to break away from the tyranny of perfect provenance, from the tasteful salons filled with stiff family heirlooms.
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I love if I can break away and enjoy a city and its people and get off the beaten track.
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An intense double elimination tournament like Super Gonq Battles hardly seemed like the place to break away from the norm.
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Although she is rooted in the academy, her texts suggest a desire to break away from familiar, academic-writing models.
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Instead of remaining stoic in his 70s, then, "I think I need to break away from that," he told me.
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Francis has instead moved them out of power, ignored their complaints and mostly shrugged off their threats to break away.
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But in it, so much of the cautious stagecraft that surrounds and inhibits Hillary Clinton appears to break away. Mrs.
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It was part of Australia until about 75 million years ago, when it started to break away and move northeast.
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There's nothing they can do about the possibility that undecided voters will break away from a candidate at the last minute.
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So, get ready to spring break away and make sure you put in for those OOO days before it's too late.
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As chunks of the ice shelves break away — as this iceberg did — it can weaken the shelves, eventually causing their collapse.
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Mandel said the concept is supposed to be a lighthearted way to break away from the negative news surrounding the sport.
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Puigdemont and fellow separatists have all denied any wrongdoing, saying the plebiscite gave them the authority to break away from Spain.
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For NBC, it's not a big break away from the television that will jeopardize those precious TV ad dollars — for now.
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I thought he might be able to do a good job as president and break away from the current Washington norm.
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Descent into civil war South Sudan gained independence in 2011 after 98% of the population voted to break away from Sudan.
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He is planning a long-term FAA bill with language to break away air control traffic control operations from the government.
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"Actually, I want to be split from the Arabs ... For that reason I voted to break away from them," he said.
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Soloists begin in couples but then build into larger groups, sometimes coalescing like coral formations from which individuals later break away.
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I was going to rise to the top of my peer group, but I wasn't going to break away from it.
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Incorporating emerging markets into your portfolio can help you break away from the noise in the U.S. while expanding your portfolio.
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It represents a loss of size, reach, momentum and permanence, comparable to Texas deciding to break away from the United States.
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Restless, Mr. Contino sued to break away from Mr. Heidt's contractual control, but settled and stayed for a while before leaving.
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"I'm sure they just want to break away and have a safe haven and somewhere they can live a normal life."
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Experts say there will be more consolidation and failures as delivery firms look for ways to break away from the pack.
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Individuals break away from the throng to give voice to Clare's impressions as a novice in the game of all-consuming romance.
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In recent years there has been repeated media speculation that prominent AKP politicians might break away to establish a new political party.
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"There's going to be a big block of undecided voters; they're going to break away," Klobuchar delegate Michael Atkins said of Bernie.
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First it fought for 240 years to break away from Ethiopia, its bigger neighbour to the south, achieving that goal in 22.
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"We have seen for many years these attempts to break away outside of the structures, going back to the 1990s," said Infantino.
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Sony is making a break away from carriers in the US to launch its Xperia X Series of smartphones in the summer.
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Islamic State has created a branch in Pakistan and Afghanistan, mostly by recruiting among break away factions of other established militant groups.
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The statement said Australia had to "break away from traditional thinking" if it wanted to improve the relationship between the two countries.
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"Right now, though, Amazon's the one that could break free, break away from this three-horse pack to challenge Apple," he said.
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Ferraco said the party should break away this week even before the court reaches a decision, which could take weeks or months.
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Also around this time, the molecular structures that hold your cells together break away, so your tissues collapse into a watery mush.
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Earlier on Thursday, bin Laden's successor as Al Qaeda leader, Ayman al-Zawahri, gave the Nusra Front his blessing to break away.
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Before that, of course, there was Brexit, and before that Scotland's move for independence and even break-away rumblings from northern Italy.
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At some point a government agency might be willing to break away some of its components and chop it down to size.
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The key issue will be whether, in the long term, they want to remain part of the UK or to break away.
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He urged other world powers to break away from the Obama-era nuclear agreement with Iran and work out a new deal.
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The actor famously left the show in Season 6, seeking to break away from the Dylan character, but returned in Season 9.
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"I often break away from the intensity of the stages and scan through the faces in the crowd," Mr. Calico told me.
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After two seasons of turmoil, the league opted not to break away from its longstanding strategy, but instead doubled down on it.
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Constitutional scholars, however, say a U.S. state cannot break away, but this has not stopped hundreds of secessionist schemes throughout the nation's history.
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But if Taiwan can successfully defy Beijing and break away, what chance is there for the communists to hold the rest in check?
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But when I finally force myself to stand up and break away, I'm often left clueless as to where all those hours went.
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The province held two referendums on whether to break away from Canada, in 1980 and 1995, and decided both times to stay put.
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On smartphones that don't have built-in telephoto lenses, this would be my second choice to break away from sterile smartphone picture-taking.
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Many restaurants here have been willing to break away from traditional schedule restraints by serving their wake-up calls well into the afternoon.
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Okay, we get that it is hard to break away from the lettuce you have been eating since the summers of your childhood.
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Already clots were forming around it inside the ventricle, and they could break away at any time, showering her brain and other organs.
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We think he is going to seek an early vote to break away from his partners in the government, the 53-Star Movement.
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Efforts by centrist lawmakers to break away from their party leaders and build a compromise that would end the government shutdown are floundering.
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During the struggle, she managed to set off her car alarm which scared the intruder just long enough for Kelly to break away.
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After starting her career in foreign-exchange trading and algorithms for Citigroup, Zeng decided to break away from the finance industry at 25.
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The vote held by the Kurdistan Regional Government was nonbinding but was expected to produce an overwhelming "yes" to break away from Baghdad.
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The planes, which look like miniature space shuttles, launch into orbit atop powerful rockets and then break away to carry out their mission.
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While you shouldn't stare at the other person, your gaze shouldn't dart back and forth across the room or break away too soon.
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Yet with some of those cooler features (gimmicks) Nikon might just be able to break away from the pack of other high end cameras.
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Doing direct action, where you force everybody to pay attention to what you're saying, really helps break away from the shame and the guilt.
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In addition to lower wages, the joint venture will break away from the union's tradition of striking almost every year during annual wage talks.
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While her husband is out shoveling, this mom hid in her pantry to take a much needed snack break away from her crying children.
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If you are raised in that kind of twisted environment, it's sometimes very hard to break away from it, go in the other direction.
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It is unusual that a candidate break away from the campaign trail for days at a time to fundraise this late in the campaign.
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It is unusual that a candidate break away from the campaign trail for days at a time to fundraise this late in the campaign.
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For this upcoming launch, the two outer cores will break away from the center and return to ground-based landing pads at the Cape.
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I JUST WANT TO TALK ABOUT HOW MAYBE THIS IS THE TIME WHERE SOME BANKS BREAK-AWAY FROM OTHER BANKS BECAUSE OF TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANTAGES.
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A $9.993 value, you can visit our shop today to enroll in Break Away: Programming & Coding Interviews for just $10.99 — a savings of 88%.
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Spain's central government sent more than 5,000 national police to block the referendum, which calls for the Catalonia region to break away from Spain.
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The Front National's main aim is to break away from the European Union, claiming that the political union is holding back the French economy.
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Over the years, Cramer has found that charts can help investors to break away from the pack and spot a move before it happens.
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Unbeknown to residents, the eruption had caused an avalanche of debris, water and volcanic material to break away at a high rate of speed.
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He still travels, but the trips have to fit into his work schedule, and he hasn't saved enough to break away from the job.
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With Biden struggling to break away from the pack, it looks like Warren actually could be the nominee, and anti-Trump billionaires are worried.
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PetSafe Keep Safe Break-Away Dog Collar ($12.95): This collar has a safety feature that allows it to "break" off when pressure is applied.
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Clinton's running mate, Tim Kaine, has begun sitting for local media interviews in Utah, where Mr. Trump has struggled to break away from Mrs.
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Nevertheless, he has been the target of Cameroonian authorities as a leading member of a resurgent movement to break away from French-speaking Cameroon.
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Very few are defending Mr. Trump, ensuring one-sided media coverage and making it easier for Republican-leaning voters to break away as well.
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The forum occurred as several presidential candidates ramp up their black outreach efforts in an attempt to break away from a crowded primary field.
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For Greenland to break away, it would have to sacrifice the annual grant from Denmark, which would leave a gaping hole in its budget.
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Their decision to break away and split their time between Britain, Canada and California (apparently only after Trump leaves office) reeks of unearned privilege.
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As a former L.A. resident, I never hesitate to recommend Hermosa Beach to those who want a beach break away from traffic and crowds.
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"He is just a nice break away from the mess and the drama," Hannah said of Peter, to whom she gave the group date rose.
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Global stock markets, however, were subdued after Catalan separatists wanting to break away from Spain won a regional election, battering Spanish stocks and the euro.
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He's hoping people will to break away from their daily practices and distract themselves from the world, even if it's just for a few hours.
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"Barcelona isn't important for the sake of Barcelona but rather launching it seasonally shows Cathay is willing to break away from regimented consistency," Horton said.
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However, in a new interview she decided to break away from tabloid talk to discuss her perceived role in the current political climate in America.
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The constitution adopted in 1988 sought to break away from the country's history of elitism and inequality, further entrenched under two decades of military dictatorship.
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Your USB-C cord inserts just as easily into the the adapter as the device's port, and the break-away function is good to go.
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The plan seeks to address Catalonia's divisive push for independence and improve relations with the region that tried to break away from Spain in 2017.
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For a long time this meant little—anyone who asked to break away risked being shot by a regime dominated by one group, the Tigrayans.
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But Leonard is hoping it will inspire marketers, advertisers and creatives to break away from "staged, heavily produced material," at least some of the time.
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Once the rocket deploys InSight, the satellites — MarCO-A and MarCO-B — will break away, too, and follow the lander all the way to Mars.
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Wal-Mart has already started to break away from the pack, logging a 1.6 percent increase in domestic comparable sales in the recently ended quarter.
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Others simply seem too culturally invested in the fine points of internal-combustion engines—much more complex than electric ones—to break away from them.
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"He really wants Japan to break away from some of its postwar reluctance," says Smith, who wrote a book on Japan's more active foreign policy.
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Zhang Chao was a 21-year-old who was trying to break away from an illegal MLM company outside the northern port city of Tianjin.
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The wealthy region's intention to break away after a referendum has plunged Spain into its worst political crisis since an attempted military coup in 1981.
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The thundering sound grew louder as he watched a chunk of ice about a third the size of Manhattan break away from the Helheim glacier.
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Over the years, Jim Cramer has found that charts can help investors to break away from the pack and spot a move before it happens.
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Kurds voted overwhelmingly to break away from Iraq in the referendum, defying Baghdad and alarming neighboring Turkey and Iran who have their own Kurdish minorities.
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On Saturday, the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) said it would be open to discussions with lawmakers who wanted to break away from the Iyi Party.
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Over the years, Jim Cramer has found that charts can help investors to break away from the pack and spot a move before it happens.
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If Trump manages to win the nomination outright, it's likely that a group of Republicans will break away, potentially putting forward a third-party candidate.
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His transitions into the collar tie and tremendous ability to break away from the fence with it allowed him to batter Bagautinov in that bout.
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" During her planned break away — from her job, even from social media — and while "quieting down," Shriver "came to realize that everything is in flux.
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We were craving the break, away from our regularly scheduled programming, away from the tedium of our breakfast routines and Rice Krispies welded to sweatshirts.
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But the dispute over the independence vote has become so acrimonious and intractable that Kurds say now is the time to break away from Iraq.
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Nevada was his chance to break away from the pack in the only metric that actually matters: delegates to the Democratic National Convention this summer.
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Independence Days: My Perfect Imperfect Gap Year Taking a break from college to surf, wash dishes and, most important, break away from Mom and Dad.
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Here, Mr. Bacon lists six groups crucial to the party's "organizational wing," in order from most to least likely to break away from the president.
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Color is a great way to stand out in a crowd and make a statement; so break away from black, gray, and brown on occasion.
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As lunch service winds down, I break away to check email, run a preshift meeting for the next day and then start prepping for Friday.
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The Catalan government's campaign to break away from Spain has pitched the country into its worst political crisis since an abortive coup attempt in 1981.
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Kurdistan, a region of about 6 million people in northern Iraq, had just tried and failed to break away from the rest of the country.
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But he illustrates the risk that some radical elements of the underground Church in China may break away from Rome, according to Vatican and Church officials.
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The accused include Julius Ayuk Tabe, the leader of an Anglophone separatist movement in western Cameroon fighting to break away from the Francophone-dominated central government.
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The regime is bombing cities and towns trying to break away from government control, including the very groups armed by the United States to fight ISIS.
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Like most artists of her generation, she was also struggling to break away from Abstract Expressionism , which was still the primary influence in many art schools.
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"Macbeth", "Steve Jobs" and "X-Men" actor Fassbender portrays the fast-driving and illiterate Chad, who wants to break away from his father Colby's criminal ways.
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Team Sky were in control all day despite a hectic start to the stage, with almost 50 riders managing to break away from the main pack.
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"We thought we definitely needed to break away from the conventional core composition of just iron and nickel and carbon," noted study co-author Rajdeep Dasgupta.
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Despite the potential for all these headwinds, Lee said there are three names that could break away from the pack in 2016: Biogen, Celgene and Vertex.
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But that has been jeopardized at a stroke by the prospect that Britain could quit the European Union and Scotland break away from the United Kingdom.
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Brazil's largest political party, the Brazilian Democratic Movement party, which played a key role in getting Rousseff re-elected, voted to break away from her government.
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His part of the story will focus on the origin of his hero, and what led Brooklyn to break away from the rest of the country.
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"The politics of the extremes is what the typical American expects you to break away from," Busby told his boss a month after he became president.
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For most of its 13-year history, Tesla has tried to break away from many standard auto industry practices, a strategy that at times courts controversy.
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"When these glaciers break away ... there&aposs nothing holding back these ecosystems that have been growing and developing for thousands of years," White tells the Guardian .
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International criticism has also mounted over a human rights crackdown on ethnic Uighurs in the western region of Xinjiang, whom authorities fear want to break away.
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The great exception is Blue Planet II's second episode, about the depths of the oceans, which is so focused, eerie, and alien you can't break away.
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But separatists won a majority in fresh regional elections that were held last month, and have shown no appetite to abandon their bid to break away.
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The biggest stars to break away from groups — Michael Jackson, Justin Timberlake, Beyoncé — did so from stronger footing, in eras when the music industry was thriving.
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After the fairing halves break away in space, they use a series of small thrusters and a guidance system to control their falls back to Earth.
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Polls show the Liberals have been virtually level with the Conservatives of Andrew Scheer since the start of the campaign and are unable to break away.
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As for the name — there's no reason to believe the company would use this opportunity to break away from the S11/S11+ scheme this time out.
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The latest development is that Comcast announced on Tuesday that its NBCUniversal will break away from Hulu, the streaming video service, over the next few years.
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Eventually, the temperatures will be so high that pieces of the spacecraft will start to break away and the vehicle will stop sending signals back to Earth.
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One could liken the division to the drive by Quebec, where French-speaking separatists have so far failed to win votes there to break away from Canada.
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Papua New Guinea's prime minister, Peter O'Neill, is adamant that he will not allow Bougainville to break away, and insists that the referendum will be non-binding.
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Kurds voted to break away from Iraq in the referendum, defying the government in Baghdad and alarming neighboring Turkey and Iran who have their own Kurdish minorities.
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An agreement between Russia and Ukraine in 2003, before Ukraine tried to break away from Russia's sphere of influence, established joint control of the Sea of Azov.
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"Once someone's image gets cemented in popular culture or in the press, with contributions by opposition, it's hard to break away from that," Parry-Giles told me.
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As Hugin boasts of bipartisan bona fides and carefully distances himself from the unpopular Trump, Menendez has struggled to break away five weeks before the November election.
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Newspaper La Vanguardia said earlier that the government of Catalonia, which is seeking to break away from Spain, was considering calling a regional election for Dec. 20.
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A hardline Flemish separatist minority threatened to break away and the country wasn't terribly far from falling apart in the midst of a years-long constitutional standoff.
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But with the world going so fast on social media, board games give us a chance to break away from the stress, relax and be real again.
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Away from the prying eyes of Earth governments, there's a proven danger that citizens of Mars may break away from their corporate overlords, unionize, and live underground.
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There is no need to have to break away from my phone for that ultimate urban time waster, pausing at the curb to check the traffic light.
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The weekend is a part of Amherst's ambition to break away from an old recruiting model that had the coaches chiefly scouting for players in New England.
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"Dance in the Water" feels like a much needed break away from introspection, where backing chants, rattles, and bass induce a shaking-off-the-demons body movement.
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Atlanta-based Coca-Cola launched the drink as a part of its efforts to break away from its traditional fizzy sodas and shift to health-focused trends.
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In the other, he was Commander Zarqawi, a Taliban veteran in eastern Afghanistan with 10 years of combat experience in a war he couldn't break away from.
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His stated goal is to break away from the rest of Bosnia, and critics say he has steadily undermined state institutions in an effort to do so.
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" She added, "Each dancer has their own styles and shines — that's when you break away from your partner and mess around with the rhythm on your own.
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So many jobs involve sitting at a desk for hours each day, and it can be hard to break away to incorporate more standing without sacrificing productivity.
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IndieWire's Ben Travers wrote that the franchise has struggled to break away from the anthology format that made it so famous, but is now so widely used.
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But the government's heavy-handed response has revived calls in the English-speaking area to break away from the rest of the country, further inflaming the situation.
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If you also want to break away from the pack, add on a stopover in Iceland to catch the tail end of northern lights season, Kelly suggested.
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"We have to break away from the chains that tie us down in order to have a promising future and break our cycle of poverty," Cruz said.
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With Donald Trump winning the presidential election, Californians had a brainwave on Twitter: Why not break away from the rest of the U.S. and go it alone?
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There's been a major push from industry professionals to make marijuana a lifestyle brand and break away from the lazy stoner college party culture it once represented.
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But six Fords, led by Logano, managed to come back together at the head of the field to break away and into the next 60-lap segment.
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" Spencer is credited with coining the term "alternative right" in 2008, and says that the "alt" part signifies a "break away from the constraints of mainstream conservatism.
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She turned down the invitation, which seems sensible, considering her intention next week to formally notify the European Commission of Britain's intention to break away from the bloc.
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Russia's joint military exercises with neighboring Belarus last month gamed a scenario where Russian forces put down a Western-backed attempt for part of Belarus to break away.
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AI will be infinitely aware of what it is doing at all times, unable to break away from its ability to always separate its own being from reality.
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The three companies have announced they will work to break away from the quagmire of the US health care system and create something better for their own employees.
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The center core will then break away from the vehicle's upper stage and return to land on one of the company's drone ships out in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Olesen notes that while the wing stability took a decent amount of work, so did ensuring that they could break away without destroying the rest of the toy.
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But China still sees Taiwan as a break-away province rather than another country, and acknowledgement of Taiwan's flag is viewed as defiance to officially reunifying with China.
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Clinton has so far struggled break away from Trump in states like Nevada, New Hampshire and Ohio, which have smaller than average numbers of college educated white voters.
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DeVos has devoted her time and resources to improving educational outcomes for all children, and has been willing to break away from the status quo to do so.
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"We're seeing more leadership from the European Union in their willingness to break away from the U.S.," Jesse Bragg, media director for Corporate Accountability International (CAI), told me.
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We haven't seen any of these surface the next Walkman or PlayStation yet, but they represent a concerted effort from Sony to break away from commodified consumer electronics.
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As is de rigueur with filmmakers looking to break away from trad doc formats, Supersonic dispenses with talking heads and instead splices together illustrative animations and extensive archival.
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The United Kingdom's Parliament on Tuesday again rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal, throwing further uncertainty into how the country will break away from the European Union.
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But if Clooney or Oprah doesn't, someone else just might be willing to continue West's legacy, stare down the camera, and break away from the script once again.
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It would also help Beijing assemble a registry of important websites if China wants to break away from the global registry that unifies the Internet, Mr. Creemers said.
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That is especially true here, at ground zero of the secessionist movement that is pushing for the region of Catalonia to break away from the rest of Spain.
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The vote came at a critical time for the Philippines, which saw disillusioned MILF factions break away and follow other armed groups in pledging allegiance to Islamic State.
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The feud threatens what had been a sometimes tense but generally nonviolent division of property between Ukrainian priests loyal to Moscow and those who sought to break away.
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On Saturday, in southeast East Baton Rouge Parish, voters decided to break away from Louisiana's capital city of Baton Rouge to create the new city of St. George.
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I hope that President Trump will truly be a different kind of president and break away from being held to this unattainable and frankly risky standard of excellence.
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Vladimir Putin had worked hard to keep Ukraine under his thumb, but now people were demanding a real democracy and a chance to break away from Russia's grip.
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Reuters has previously gathered evidence that Moscow sent Russian troops and irregular fighters, and weapons, to help the separatists, who tried to break away from Ukraine in 2014.
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The CEO and co-founder of private equity firm Blackstone says it's not smart for younger workers to break away from major corporations to start their own businesses.
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Germany could break away from years of fiscal discipline and become less of an economic example, amid plans by its new government to increase spending, analysts told CNBC.
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"We aim to break away from this second-tier group and become a top-2000 China automaker," Nissan's China chief Jun Seki said in an interview with Reuters.
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Tony used Craigslist to break away from his home life, from his family, from a world where he couldn't be out, where he couldn't be who he was.
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While others in the party were more cautious on the pledge to create an independent Quebec nation, Péladeau was unabashed in his promise to break away from Canada.
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Here, the splintered fragments of vinyl and the errant multicolored lines that break away from the central image suggest fractured histories and temporal discontinuity, wrought by legacies of colonialism.
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Successful prosecutions in the 1990s of gang bosses, who kept street soldiers in check, left power vacuums filled by small cliques led by younger people eager to break away.
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In other words, those needing the motivation to get up and go or who need to break away from a sedentary lifestyle are the target consumer for this gadget.
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But no candidate has managed to break away from the rest of the pack, and other candidates, like Cristina Tzintzún Ramirez, have stepped up their efforts in recent weeks.
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The left-leaning Five Star Movement (M5S) and the right-wing Lega parties formed a coalition nearly a year ago, promising to break away from the traditional political system.
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Video of the failure revealed that the problem occurred during stage separation, when the four boosters surrounding the base of the rocket are meant to break away during flight.
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I've always found the series calming and relaxing, it's a nice mental break away from life where you can just immerse yourself in a world full of cutesy characters.
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Tradesy and competitors The RealReal and Poshmark have each raised $25 million or more in the last few months to try to help them break away from the pack.
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Falling in love was permissible, but to break away from their religion by being with a non-Yazidi man would bring shame on the whole family and invite punishment.
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His main ally in Congress, the Brazilian Social Democratic Party, has said they will break away from his coalition if Temer fails to approve the labor and pension reforms.
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There are no major research bases or centers on the piece that's about to break away, unlike on the berg that split from Antarctica in 2015, according to ESA.
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It's possible to scroll mindlessly through your Newsfeed on a smartphone, but you can always break away to answer an email or hold a side conversation in the process.
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"It takes three Republican senators to break away" and vote against the bill to block it, Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) told The Hill's Molly K. Hooper.
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One of the best things about the new mail app is that it immediately seems familiar to those who have yet to break away from iOS's native email client.
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The Bluejays continued to break away in the second half, opening on an 8-0 run to take a 57-40 lead with 13:56 remaining in the game.
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Added Blueberry Pet Personalized Martingale Collars, Furbo Dog Camera, PetSafe Keep Safe Break-Away Dog Collar, Puppia Soft Dog Harness, and Best Friends by Sheri Shag Fur Donut Cuddler.
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When he got his chance in 2002, unquestionably beating his rivals with 22016 percent of the vote, Lula came to power promising to break away from politics as usual.
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Metastasis occurs when cancer cells break away from a primary cancer and travel through the blood or lymph system in other parts of the body to form new cancers.
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As Lilliet struggles to control her voice and manage her own fate, she's a kind of Cinderella battling her author, trying to break away from passive silence and obedience.
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When this happens—researchers say the breakup is inevitable—it will be one of the ten largest icebergs ever recorded to break away in a calving event like that.
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It all comes back to one fundamental question: What did Netflix and Marvel see in Iron Fist to think it could break away from the many stories like it?
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Kurds voted overwhelmingly to break away from Iraq in the referendum, defying the central government in Baghdad and alarming neighboring Turkey and Iran who have their own Kurdish minorities.
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As the book progresses, riders break away from the neon snowsuits of '80s ski culture and find their own aesthetic — one where skateboarding, hip-hop and grunge influences converge.
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To break away from Italy's trajectory, we need to take measures that are stronger than the ones it took, or take measures sooner along the trajectory than it did.
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The country would seem to be a prime candidate for something scholars call an "elite fracture," in which enough powerful officials break away to force a change in leadership.
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Still, Brandless is far from alone in having tried — and failed — to break away from its many rivals and become the kind of juggernaut that makes venture investors money.
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Mr. Trump is in the meantime pondering his first break away from the White House, a potential trip to Mar-a-Lago, his private club in Palm Beach, Fla.
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The United Kingdom's fateful decision to break away from the European Union makes an eventual dissolution of the 28 member bloc "practically irreversible," billionaire financier George Soros wrote on Saturday.
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"Just as importantly, the investigations have convinced sponsors, who don't want their brands associated with corruption, to break away, not just at the CBF but also at FIFA," he continued.
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These new rules are so extreme and unrealistic that, if implemented, the more likely scenario for India is that it would break away into its own version of the web.
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The two-time Academy Award-winner wants people to break away from their daily practices and distract themselves from the world, even if it&aposs just for a few hours.
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Over the years, Hi-Fructose magazine has become an influential publication with a devoted international readership, celebrating diverse art that transcends genres from artists who break away from conventional trends.
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For a man who wants to avoid being taken down, going on the attack with trips in the clinch can often surprise opponents into giving enough space to break away.
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If the learning curves are long and steep, on the other hand, these companies will have sufficient runway to break away from their competitors and maintain their leads over time.
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Among the MK28's laundry list of upgrades, there is a common theme: mindful changes that keep a user creatively jamming on the hardware itself, without having to break away.
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I want to make the case that now is precisely the time for venture investors to break away from the herd and think about making that contrarian bet on adtech.
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When the break-away government in the east, led by Haftar, seemed prepared to take on and manage these threats, a number of forces threw their lot in with him.
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You must have a favourite of your old bangers, even if you're trying to break away with the entrenched pre-conceptions of who you are and what your work represents.
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Feeling successful at work and being able to enjoy all of the different parts of my life makes me happier than a job I never want to break away from.
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The Houthis' rise to power in the north has provoked a revival of southern separatism, a movement that sees the fracturing of state power as its moment to break away.
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Against both, Masvidal was able to stuff shots, use the fence to hold himself up when necessary, and turn his opponent onto the fence when he desired to break away.
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Ousmane Dembele pulled one back for Dortmund in the 57th minute but another defensive mistake allowed Mbappe to break away and grab a third goal for the Ligue 1 side.
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Brutality by separatists is likely to increase as armed groups in the country seek their own sources of funding to break away from the patronage of leaders in the diaspora.
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The crowded field has forced candidates who already have high name recognition to work to garner media coverage as part of an effort to break away from the pack. Sen.
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D'Acunto, of the University of Maryland, said banks have tried to break away from the testosterone-fueled culture that once thrived, in part by promoting more diversity on trading floors.
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Whatever route you choose, dressing up allows you to break away from your go-to sexual persona and try something new — as long as you can keep an open mind.
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As a sluggish waltz eventually lurches into 4/4, she sings about trying to admit the end of a romance; the track suggests how hard it is to break away.
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For some on the right, the Constitution has prove to be too flexible, allowing Catalan nationalists to demand more and more autonomy until attempting to break away entirely in 2017.
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Those clubs have for years used their might — and threats to break away and form an exclusive competition outside the current domestic league structure — to wrest concessions from soccer's leaders.
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Many people in Northern Ireland, primarily Roman Catholics, consider themselves republicans, meaning that they want the region to break away from the United Kingdom and join the Republic of Ireland.
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Social media relates to society because it shows how each person has the ability to break away from everyday life and be anyone they want to be on social media.
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Some of those present on Wednesday expressed exasperation with the divisions among the main separatist parties and doubts on when the region could break away from the rest of Spain.
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Serbia's help would be particularly welcome in discouraging Republika Srpska, the Serb-dominated region of Bosnia left behind by the war there in the 1990s, from seeking to break away.
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The best standing desksSo many jobs involve sitting at a desk for hours each day, and it can be hard to break away to incorporate more standing without sacrificing productivity.
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When cancer cells break away from a tumor, they can travel to other parts of the body through the bloodstream or the lymph system, according to the American Cancer Society.
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The politician's call for Hong Kong to break away does not appear to be widely shared and police have called for the party to be banned on national security grounds.
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Rivals in the PD threaten to break away and two opinion polls this week suggest they would take lots of votes with them, sharply reducing Renzi's chances of returning to power.
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Global financial markets plunged and sterling sank to its lowest since 22 after Britons voted by nearly 248-251 percent on Thursday to break away from the world's biggest trading bloc.
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You're officially beginning to break away from hibernation mode now that the Sun is in your sign, shining its love down on you and blessing you with vitality, confidence, and optimism.
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So SpaceX has equipped its latest nose cone with a guidance system and thrusters, tiny engines that help guide the pieces through the atmosphere when they break away from the rocket.
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Already, the then-25-year-old had been looking for a way to break away from his job as a management consultant and develop the retail space in his native India.
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While the rest of the world slowly warms up to renewable energy and alternate power sources, it is so refreshing that one country continues to break away from its progressive counterparts.
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We've had decades of interactive Clint Eastwood movies, and so I appreciate DICE's attempt to break away from tried-and-true narratives, even if it's clumsy about expressing them in gameplay.
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EU leaders are anxious that Britain does not secure a deal that would encourage other states to break away but also want to avoid major disruption to the economy and institutions.
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The Anglican communion cannot excommunicate people or provinces and, as a result, conservative bishops have formed a group, the Global Anglican Future Conference (GAFCON), which is threatening to break away entirely.
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That has some asking if Rendell, a former Democratic National Committee chairman, would break away from his fellow party members and endorse his friend, the billionaire former mayor of New York.
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"We need to break away from this idea that the Leonardo DiCaprios and the Gores are the ones who will solve this," said Anthony-Rogers Wright, an organizer at The Leap.
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For instance, Ms. Andolfo, the pastry shop owner, while feeling sympathy for the Catalans who want to separate from Spain, expressed no desire to see French Catalans break away from France.
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The northeast region's bid to break away from Spain was at the heart of the election, which Sanchez's Socialists won but without enough seats to have a majority on their own.
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Nissan has vowed to break away from its current executive structure, a legacy of Ghosn who concurrently served as chairman of Renault, Nissan and partner Mitsubishi Motors, and CEO of Renault.
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Once these ice shelves break away, the second mechanism comes into effect—vast, exposed walls of ice that crumble under the pressure of their own massive weight, collapsing into the sea.
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One of the purposes of Gi-Ho's visit was to spread his philosophy globally, and encourage more chefs to break away from their recipes and embrace the beauty of spontaneous cooking.
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"For most of my career as a gallerist and curator, I have been trying to break away from the white-box exhibition space," said Nagy in a statement sent to Hyperallergic.
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The idea is to break away from traditional linear viewing to put the audience "inside" the film, creating a more impactful, visceral way to experience the story of the nuclear bomb.
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He promised to fulfill the obligations of the Spanish Constitution — in the midst of a conflict with separatist politicians in Catalonia who have defied it in their efforts to break away.
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Miller has a doctorate in educational leadership, lives in Gardendale and supported Gardendale's effort to break away because she thought that smaller systems were generally better and may improve test scores.
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The fashion watch company, based in Sydney, uses what Mr. Caruana calls a "break away" concept, offering dials, straps and buckles to mix and match for as many as 500 variations.
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"They're looking for people to stay on the team, not break away from the team," Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, said of the Trump side of the West Wing.
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Led by British-Nigerian Nnamdi Kanu, the Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB), a group fighting for an independent state of Biafra wants the old eastern region of Nigeria to break away.
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But he also said Germany, France, Russia, China, and the United Kingdom must "break away" from the Iran nuclear deal and work on a new deal concerning the country's nuclear powers.
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Establish a safe word or gesture between you two so you can discretely indicate when either needs a check-in, break away from the family, or saving from a fraught situation.
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It is possible, in a human lifetime, to see sea levels rise and ice shelves break away, and, when they do, nothing about what happens next can be taken for granted.
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A huge political fight has erupted in the UK government over Brexit — Britain's controversial decision to break away from the European Union — and it could bring down Prime Minister Theresa May.
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As the series progressed, its increasingly complicated story focused on the ways Hellboy wrestled with the conflict between his nature as a demon and his desire to break away from that nature.
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Defence Minister Maria Dolores de Cospedal criticized the Socialists' plan, claiming it would be reliant on support from Catalan secessionists who last year led a failed attempt to break away from Spain.
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Markets could be skittish in the week ahead as the Federal Reserve meets and investors increasingly fret about whether the U.K. will vote this month to break away from the European Union.
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There are lots of ways to play the Nintendo Switch, but the most distinctive is when you break away the little Joy-Con controller attachments to enable multiplayer games around the tablet.
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The winners of the nationalist wave, as we have seen so far, are extremists, autocrats, and power-hungry politicians — and each give fuel to the separatists looking to break away from them.
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Spain's public prosecutor is seeking prison terms of up to 25 years on charges of rebellion and misuse of public funds for their role in Catalonia's failed 2017 break away from Spain.
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Getting the car into space will be a somewhat complicated process: the Falcon Heavy will launch with all three cores together, but the two outer cores will break away during the ascent.
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The places I would go, music, all those different things were ways to fill me up to in a way break away out of the fear that I could inhabit this person.
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While Santos doesn't necessarily think that the economy can break away from 2 percent growth, she thinks it is enough to sustain mid-single-digit earnings growth, especially for cyclical companies. Disclaimer
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Those who can break away from archaic systems and properly leverage new digital tools will be better able to acquire and engage consumers, and create real value for everyone in the chain.
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The Spanish government has given Catalonia three days to declare whether it will try to break away from Spain or not, moving ever closer towards imposing direct rule on the northeastern region.
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Scotland held its own referendum on whether to break away from the U.K. in 2014, but a majority of Scots voted to remain in a union with England, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
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I went off and did "Dead Silence" and "Death Sentence," two movies that worked hard to break away from the image of "Saw" and ultimately did not work, from a commercial standpoint.
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DAKAR, Senegal — Numerous students were kidnapped from a boarding school early Monday in a part of Cameroon where separatists are waging a violent battle to break away and form their own country.
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In July 2009, Bettencourt Meyers told a French newspaper that Mr. Banier's "objective is clear: break away my mother from our family to profit from her," according to The New York Times.
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The large rally followed days of unrest in Barcelona and other Catalan cities to protest the jailing of nine separatist leaders over a failed bid to break away from Spain in 2017.
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Trump urged the other signatories of the JCPOA — Great Britain, Germany, France, Russia and China — to "break away from the remnants of the Iran deal" and work to forge a new one.
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Just before the queen spoke, one part of her kingdom renewed its quest to break away: The Scottish National Party formally demanded that Scotland be allowed to hold another referendum on independence.
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But when they break away from the wedding for a tryst out in the desert, something goes very wrong, and they find themselves stuck with one another in a way neither expected.
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Twenty percent of Americans already depend on Medicaid, and millions more are only one bad break away from the prospect of urinating in a cup to prove that they deserve health care.
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The film follows three 'Bad Moms', Amy (Kunis), Kiki (Kristen Bell) and Carla (Kathryn Hahn) who decide to break away from their responsibilities and have some freedom and fun for a change.
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On November 20th more than 2m people from Ethiopia's fifth-biggest ethnic group, the Sidama, went to the polls to decide whether to break away to form its tenth semi-autonomous state.
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" The European Club Association, which represents more than 200 European clubs, said in a statement to Reuters: "ECA is completely unaware of any discussions by clubs to develop a break-away league.
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Even those who have been able to break away from the worst fighting find themselves in acute need, like this family waiting for help on the side of the road in Mamun.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - The Bulgarian Orthodox Church on Friday turned down a call by the Russian Patriarch to hold talks to discuss a bid by the Ukrainian church to break away from Moscow's orbit.
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The execs hired bright young minds inside the industry, who themselves had plenty of expertise, and who hungered to break away from "the way we've always done it" mentality that can plague aviation.
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I felt with this album, The Boy with the Arab Strap, there was a parallel with the Band's third, where after those first two records they had to break away with Stage Fright.
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He told the business leaders he hoped they would be able to take loans in local currencies as part of the bank's initial wish to "break away from the tyranny of hard currencies".
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Strong north-easterly winds built throughout Monday, helping Perpetual Loyal and Wild Oats XI break away from the fleet of 88 yachts, with Wild Oats XI taking the lead late in the day.
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The unexpected decision by Britons to break away from the world's biggest trade bloc raised the specter of a slower global economy and sent stocks and currencies plunging by historic amounts on Friday.
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Previous attempts to break away from the system cost airlines market share, prompting a return to the GDS providers, but new technology means airlines can now offer corporate customers similar booking tools themselves.
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At the meeting, Chávez announced that Venezuela would recognise the break-away territories of South Ossetia and Abkhazia, which the Kremlin had helped split off from Georgia in what was virtually an annexation.
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On the Soyuz, four boosters surrounding the center core of the rocket are meant to break away during flight, but it's possible one of the four crashed into the middle of the vehicle.
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It's an amorphous movement, but is composed of break-away factions of the conservative movement that are most inclined to support Trump: protectionists, nativists, isolationists, with more than a dash of white nationalism.
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"I'm afforded a unique opportunity to pave my own funny/witty/sexy/raunchy lane and break away from all the mundane commentary that tends to typically proliferate [on] branded social media," she says.
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In one email chain, Podesta and another staffer chat about a "Catholic Spring" modeled on the Arab Spring, basically a way for Catholics to break away from their conservative leaders and embrace conservatism.
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In the 2012 election, they technically won a numerical majority again — only for a group of Democrats to break away and join with the Republicans, effectively handing the Republicans control of the chamber.
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It's also pulled the region closer and closer, increasing government control and cracking down on any suggestion that Xinjiang, which has a history of independent and autonomous rule, could break away from China.
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"Trump spoke very favorably of the fact that also other countries will want to break away from the European Union, and that he hoped for a disintegration of the European Union," he added.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Catalonia's parliament voted in favor on Thursday of pursuing a referendum on independence next September amid mounting tensions with Spain's central government over whether the northeastern region can legally break away.
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And, in fact, the next crisis is going to be something totally different but because we were so affected by what happened 10, 11 years ago we can't break away from that memory.
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"There have been attempts since the 1990s to break away birthright citizenship, or narrow it down, and it did not seem that they would have a chance at succeeding until now," she says.
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Their fears were exacerbated last week when it emerged that Johnson's government was preparing to break away from EU rules on food and agriculture at an upcoming meeting of the World Trade Organisation.
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More subtle is the push and pull between Deanna and Darren (Iain Belcher), her protective older brother, who, like Deanna, is eager to break away from his parents and establish an independent life.
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UK officials are set to break away from strict EU rules on sanitary and phytosanitary measures covering food and agricultural goods at an upcoming World Trade Organization meeting, City AM reported on Thursday.
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Big banks in Britain are seeking a basic, narrow form of access, but the insurance sector is divided, with UK-focused firms wanting to break away from some of the EU's insurance rules.
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In order to secure her place in the spotlight, though, she had to break away from the shadow of her murdered drug-smuggling boyfriend and become a drug kingpin in her own right.
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El Chapo had to break away from the shadow of his abusive father, who grew and sold opium when El Chapo was young but wasn't able to pull his family out of poverty.
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Catalonia is home to a strong separatist movement, and in November 2014 pro-independence campaigners held a non-binding vote on whether to break away from Spain while Artur Mas was regional governor.
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City officials had for years called for Flint to break away from Detroit's water monopoly — and price controls — and in April 83, the city's treatment plant started using water from the Flint River.
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It took me what felt like a full year and a half of sinking deep into the first Destiny to have the realization that I can and should break away and play other things.
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BIRMINGHAM, England, Sept 30 (Reuters) - Foreign minister Jeremy Hunt told the European Union on Sunday that punishing Britain in Brexit talks would fuel the desire of other states to break away from the bloc.
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Who among us hasn't found it hard to break away from something on television, or turned to Facebook, Twitter or a newsfeed when we didn't want to do the work in front of us?
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Whether or not Playboy has been a beacon of feminism, I can't deny that it made me — as a woman — break away from the norms I was taught and embrace my feelings about sex.
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Ultimately my conscience and my desire to break away from the tyranny of intimidation made me shakily agree to put my name and specifically identifiable details in my part of the New Yorker story.
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The euro dipped on Friday after Catalan separatists wanting to break away from Spain won a regional election, while Asian stocks edged up on new data pointing to steady growth in the U.S. economy.
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It gives his actors a lot of room to work and can make for some pretty powerful, unflinching scenes as the camera refuses to break away from rising tempers, obvious lies, and devious persuasion.
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In many cases, these defections—the courageous moments when a bootstrapping entrepreneur decided to break away from the comfort of an engineering job at Hewlett-Packard or IBM—acquire a mythos of their own.
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Incyte was testing Jakafi in combination with Bayer AG's Regorafenib to treat metastatic colorectal cancer, in which diseased cells break away from the colon or rectum and spread to form tumors on other organs.
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Brexit allows an opportunity for us to talk about a border poll, on whether the North of Ireland should break away from the shackles of Westminster and unite with the South to govern ourselves.
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The wealthy region's intention to break away has plunged Spain into its worst political crisis since an attempted military coup in 1981, with Madrid threatening to sack the Catalan government if it goes ahead.
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Mr. Johnson also has to contend with resurgent nationalist movements in Scotland and Northern Ireland, both of which fiercely oppose Brexit and could use that as grounds to break away from the United Kingdom.
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An analysis by the California-based James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS) shows two frames of video from state media where flames engulf the missile and small parts of its body break away.
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The idea of the weekend meeting was for the heads of state to break away from the seemingly endless crises of the past decade — and perhaps even rediscover a sense of aspiration and optimism.
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PADUA (Reuters) - Venetians gave the cold shoulder to the fifth vote in 40 years to break away from sister city Mestre on the Italian mainland, with little expectation of a parting of the ways.
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But as Nasty continues, what she describes ends up mirroring much of what Kanye West said about "New Slaves" song in 2013, in which the sugar is the temptation you can't break away from.
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And that makes sense, because it's simple to root for an individual person with an easily understood, singular body to break away from a mass of people who talk in unison and use confusing pronouns.
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Like many Disney stars who came before her, she parlayed this exposure into Instagram fame—where she currently boasts over 12 million followers—and used the platform to break away from her good-girl image.
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It was a fight of unlikely significance: it embodied all the fouls-and-beer-gut stereotypes that no-holds-barred fighting had to break away from to become the mixed martial arts we watch today.
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Puigdemont is now in Germany fighting extradition to Spain, where he is wanted for allegedly using public funds and orchestrating an "insurrection" to get the wealthy northeastern region around Barcelona to break away from Spain.
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The first instance where Romans 13 was used to legitimize government power was among Loyalists during the time of the American Revolution, who believed that the verse meant Americans should not break away from England.
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Regional markets, which enjoyed a strong rebound at the start of the week, have receded once more and may remain weak until oil prices break away from the $30 mark and investors' risk appetite returns.
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With an election year approaching in 2018, however, the governing coalition's majority could shrink if lawmakers break away, concerned about voters punishing them for being part of a government overwhelmingly perceived in polls as corrupt.
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Hope Reese Your book includes a 30-day plan to break away from your phone that involves daily steps like "delete social media apps" or "turn off notifications," to help people disconnect from their smartphones.
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At that time, some establishment Labour figures openly welcomed a massive Labour defeat, and were preparing ot mount a leadership challenge and evict Corbyn, or break away and start a new formation within the party.
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In Picnic, Lindsay tells the story of three friends—the bold ringleader, Miranda; the pretty heiress, Irma; and the curious, intelligent Marion—who break away from their classmates to explore the contours of the mountain.
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Dreyfus faces a new crisis: people are starting to randomly die, victims of malfunctioning implants, while a breakaway faction is beginning to urge a group of habitats to break away to form their own colonies.
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Last year, Zara was criticized on Chinese social media for placing Taiwan, a self-ruled island that China sees as a break-away province, in a pull-down list of countries on its Chinese website.
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Last year, Zara was criticized on Chinese social media for placing Taiwan, a self-ruled island that China sees as a break-away province, in a pull-down list of countries on its Chinese website.
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In addition to helping Pollitz break away from the gas market, Kent's sponsorship, which he said he gives to X-Ray with no strings attached, invites everyone involved to learn a little more each time.
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Although the number of Glamour's paid subscribers has remained stable over the last three years, at around 2.2 million, Ms. Barry said it was time for the publication to break away from the printed page.
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How much alignment is up in the air and the U.K. has certainly been sending smoke signals that it intends to break away from the bloc, although this could be part of its negotiating stance.
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She's tried to break away in seemingly any available direction, getting a degree from the London School of Economics, writing a memoir, doing reality TV, and even trying a brief stint as a handbag designer.
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Coming off the first nominating contests in Iowa and New Hampshire, the seven remaining candidates for the Republican nomination are under pressure either to break away from the crowd or prevent others from doing so.
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Amid concern that some Democrats will continue to break away on tough votes, some House leaders are weighing revising the rules to require Republicans to give them more notice on the content of procedural motions.
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Puigdemont's party, Together for Catalonia, took the most seats in December's snap election, a vote Madrid mistakenly hoped would stem the long-building secessionist tide of Catalonians wanting to break away from Spain's economic woes.
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In a sign of how the planned vote has polarized the country, thousands of pro-unity demonstrators gathered in Spain's major cities, including Barcelona, to express their fierce opposition to Catalonia's attempt to break away.
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In recent years there has been repeated media speculation that prominent AKP politicians might break away to establish a new political party, but that has not happened and Davutoglu made no mention of such a prospect.
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In contrast, StanChart has decided that a separate digital banking platform will help it break away from its global and legacy technology systems and allow it work with start-ups to tap new clients, they said.
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Kurdish officials criticized the cabinet proposals, accusing Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi of using the 2018 budget to punish the Kurds, who overwhelmingly voted to break away from Iraq in the referendum, which Baghdad considers illegal.
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"We are not trying to break away from the European Union but the bloc should fulfill its responsibilities (to Turkey)," Erdogan told the news conference, saying the bloc should not view his country "like a beggar".
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The capture of Srebrenica came at the end of the war, which began in 1992 after Bosnians tried to break away from Yugoslavia and Serbs launched a violent campaign to carve out lands for Serbs only.
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"Most streamers and pros struggle to monetize their fan-base and lose touch with their audience when the fans break away to play their own games," says Jens Hilgers, a founding partner of Bitkraft Esports Ventures.
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The Taliban gets antsy During these meetings with Taliban negotiators, the US carved out key non-negotiables: stop fighting, break away from Al-Qaeda and support the Afghan constitution (including increased rights for women and girls).
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But both regions would like to go further and be recognized as nations in the Spanish constitution, which would give them the right to decide whether they want to remain part of Spain or break away.
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The craggy chunks of ice that break away could be the size of football fields or cities or maybe even whole states—but without a point of reference it can be next to impossible to say.
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But Puigdemont, who was head of the Spanish region during its failed 2017 bid to break away from Spain and now lives in self-imposed exile in Belgium, linked the raid to efforts to extradite him.
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MUCH is at stake in Britain's referendum on European Union membership on June 19903rd, from the health of the economy to the future of the United Kingdom itself, as Scotland threatens to break away following Brexit.
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READ: Pulse of New Hampshire Republican voters: We are tired of losing That strategy, though, was built in part on the idea that Trump and Cruz would break away from the pack in the Hawkeye State.
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The decision is part of series of measures taken against the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) in northern Iraq after a referendum on Kurdish independence last month, which delivered an overwhelming vote to break away from Iraq.
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Brazil's largest party will decide on Tuesday to break away from President Dilma Rousseff's floundering coalition, party leaders said, sharply raising the odds that the country's first woman president will be impeached amid a corruption scandal.
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Weeks of rising tension in the bilateral relationship were sparked in late November by the executions in Bangladesh of two opposition leaders convicted of crimes against humanity during the 1971 war to break away from Pakistan.
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In the absence of a better, agreeable alternative, a version of the status quo is likely to remain in place: rich clubs scattered across the continent, extracting special treatment from UEFA by threatening to break away.
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It also gave him a new sense of freedom, once he accepted his body for what it was, to break away from the sexual norms and hang-ups that he'd picked up as an American man.
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"I am not trying to avoid saying we will break away because that is a real possibility now," Alnoud said, adding one option was for two governments: one in the north and one in the south.
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BARCELONA, Spain — Hundreds of thousands of pro-independence Catalans took over downtown Barcelona and four other cities on Sunday to urge their politicians to push ahead with plans to break away from the rest of Spain.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Latin American currencies will likely weaken further following a tough January, although the Mexican peso could break away from the pack due to its smaller dependence on commodities, a Reuters poll showed on Wednesday.
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Interacting with these young people, I've noticed their strong desire to break away from their countries' socialist and fascist histories; instead, they favor systems based on free markets, private property rights, and the rule of law.
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"The books ... can serve as role models for young girls, helping them to break away from traditional subservient expectations and empower them to become leaders," added Anderson, the acting Cambodia chief for the U.S.-based charity.
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He was shot in a region of northwest Cameroon where the military has been fighting English-speaking separatists who want to break away from the predominantly Francophone central government and create an independent state called Ambazonia.
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The move to break away from Obama comes as Democratic hopefuls are coming under fire from Republicans, who want to paint them as weak on terrorism and link them to the unpopular policies of the administration.
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Lincoln could have decided to let the southern states leave — after all, why would 28503 colonies have the right to break away from an empire but seven states not be allowed to divorce from a union?
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Its members supported President Truman in 1948 in integrating the armed forces and promoting civil rights measures, which led the racist Dixiecrats to break away from the party, nearly costing the Democrats that year's presidential election.
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Eventually he managed to break away from the pack of anonymous scrappy news photographers to become Weegee, the man with a knack for getting to murders, fires, suicides and crashes at exactly the right moment. How?
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But they also provided an opportunity for another candidate to break away from the pack and become the clear alternative to Sanders — or even to take the lead, if there's a late swing of sufficient magnitude.
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The battle now threatens to tear apart the school district: Concern over PCBs has fueled an existing effort here to break away from Santa Monica so that Malibu can be in control of its own schools.
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MADRID — The Spanish Supreme Court on Monday sentenced former leaders of the Catalan independence movement to lengthy prison terms after finding them guilty of sedition for their botched attempt to break away from Spain in 2017.
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They must now break away from the remnants of the Iran deal -– or JCPOA –- and we must all work together toward making a deal with Iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place.
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They must now break away from the remnants of the Iran deal, or J.C.P.O.A., and we must all work together toward making a deal with Iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place.
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But the absence of a clear front-runner, along with no indication that any one candidate will break away from the pack in the remaining weeks, has left many voters unsure where to align their preferences.
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They must now break away from the remnants of the Iran deal, or JCPOA, and we must all work together toward making a deal with Iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place.
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Hatton is the first to concede that he's the type that wears his emotions on his sleeve, the downside of which is his tendency to be one loose swing or bad break away from self-combustion.
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Despite all having found their common ground in the church of Subloaded, and under the dubstep umbrella, all three of them refer to a desire to break away from what appeared to be a dying mode.
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ROME (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Sunday visited a once-tranquil seaside community outside Rome that has become a power center of mafia violence and political corruption and urged residents to break away from the "moorings of fear".
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YAOUNDE (Reuters) - A Cameroonian court handed life sentences to 10 separatist leaders on Tuesday after finding them guilty of charges including terrorism in their fight to break away from the Francophone-dominated central government, their lawyers said.
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Where other black male performers before him had been unable to break away from having their images ruthlessly sexualized by the media, Prince changed the game by owning his body and persona onstage to an unprecedented degree.
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So while some duck boat operators have retrofitted their vehicles to make them less susceptible to sinking, others have spent years ignoring recommendations and avoiding potentially safer designs such as retractable or break-away canopies, Duffy said.
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That's not a thing with the Tumi V3, which has been equipped with the brand's patented closure system: Its zippers come with pullers that break away if they catch on something, thus reducing the risk of damage.
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It wants to stop free movement of labour; to be allowed to pursue an independent trade policy; not to contribute to the EU Budget; and to break away from legal oversight by the European Court of Justice.
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Fashion has always been a form of escapism, a way to break away from the daily monotony, the sea of khakis and T-shirts, and the sameness that traps those who don't see the potential of clothing.
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In the 21st century, in an age of uncertainty over identities prompted by globalisation, assertive nationalists have taken power in both places and sought to break away from the advanced European democracies of which they form part.
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As Kasich fights to break away from a cluster of candidates under Trump, he has openly courted independent voters, embracing an endorsement from two different newspapers with liberal readerships: The New York Times and The Boston Globe.
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The Supreme Court in 2014 commuted to life imprisonment a death sentence handed down to top Jamaat-e-Islami member Delwar Hossain Sayedee, 76, for atrocities committed during the nine-month war to break away from Pakistan.
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Meanwhile, to attract CDRs, China could also break away from the pricing rules it applies to A-shares by dropping the unspoken, but always observed limit of pricing deals at a maximum of 23 times historical earnings.
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The parallel is not precise because, with the Scottish government leading the campaign to break away from the United Kingdom, businesses that argued publicly for the status quo were risking their relationship with the government in Edinburgh.
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The smallest of the separatist parties — the far-left Popular Unity Candidacy — is adamant that Catalonia can break away from Spain unilaterally, which could divide it from other parties that have been more cagey about their plans.
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With businesses scaling back workers and analysts warning of a recession as global economies slow, a significant number of viewers may decide in the coming months to break away from cable or cut back on streaming subscriptions.
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"It was a group of rich guys that got together and said, you know what, we're going to break away from the other country and start our own country," Scaramucci said in Washington, referencing the American Revolution.
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And while there are calls for Germany to break away from its traditional shyness about continental leadership after World War II, that push comes as many Germans see Nazi ghosts emerging in a newly powerful far right.
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While Trump administration officials have been firm in their conversations with Iraq -- repeatedly urging the country to break away from Iran, according to a source familiar -- US allies are urging the US to treat the situation delicately.
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It wasn't until she was 22010, when she was pregnant with her child, that she decided to break away from the dangerous trajectory that she had set herself upon as a girl on the city's South Side.
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Levine: Among the other DJs in our world, we're already wearing funky colorful patterns and trying to make a statement to kind of break away from the typical black-on-black outfits or wizard kind of drapey fashion.
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If the U.K. does not approve the deal, it will basically send a signal that the country will break away from the rest of the EU in March without a deal, bringing uncertainty and higher costs for businesses.
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Banks meanwhile borrowed more at the European Central Bank's weekly auction on Tuesday than at any point over the past six months, in a week marked by market concerns about a potential break away of Catalonia from Spain.
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At independence, South Sudan was an inchoate amalgamation of major and minor ethnic groups whose common cause was simply to break away from the Islamization policy of the Sudanese government in Khartoum after over 28503 years of war.
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While the setting eventually moves far beyond the very grounded streets and houses of Kingsmouth, the modern-day time period — and arsenal — offers a refreshing break away from the fantasy/sci-fi settings that most MMOs lean on.
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We depend on outdoor spaces to break away from the stress of day-to-day life and ensure our children get the exercise they need to stay healthy, all while making family memories that don't break the bank.
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The bank has been applying pressure on the shareholder group, which has been questioned persistently about the adequacy of its funding, switched legal teams three times and saw some institutions break away in 2015 to launch separate litigation.
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"I warn that the measure will ultimately inflict greater damage on the Japanese economy, as our companies break away from their reliance on Japanese materials, parts and equipment, diversify their import sources and localize the products," he said.
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MADRID (Reuters) - The head of Catalonia's government said on Thursday that a guilty verdict for Catalan leaders on trial over their role in the region's failed independence bid would further fuel separatists' efforts to break away from Spain.
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In Phoenix, Arizona, meanwhile, resident Columba Sainz expressed disappointment at the prospect of losing the Obama-era rule, which she had hoped would allow her preschool-age children to break away from TV indoors and play outside more.
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So if a marathoner is confident that she can maintain the pace while running alone, absorbing all of the wind, she might try to break away from the pack early to avoid a tactical sprint near the finish.
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European leaders will hold emergency talks on Friday and explore possible measures to salvage the Iran nuclear deal, a move which comes just a day after President Trump urged his allies to "break away" from the 2015 agreement.
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"They must now break away from the remnants of the Iran deal — or JCPOA — and we must all work together toward making a deal with Iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place," Trump said.
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On the one hand, there are separatist groups that seek to break away from their nation-state and establish new countries; on the other, there is the outraged and assertive nationalism of existing states, determined to crush separatism.
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Trump has promised to break away from international trade deals, increase military spending and has questioned the country's involvement in organizations like the United Nations, all moves that would dramatically alter the way the United States is seen internationally.
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Five reasons Belgium has struggled at times even to form a government, as long as two years most recently -- longer than Iraq took -- while some leaders in the Flemish north threaten to break away and form their own country.
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Incoming senior June Kyra Dela Chica from Oregon didn't want a standard, run-of-the-mill I.D. photo, so she decided to break away from the crowd by taking her picture made up like the matchmaker from Disney's Mulan.
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Epstein provided initial financing to Wexner's YLK Charitable Fund more than 10 years ago, even as Wexner and his wife started to break away from the financier after the initial accusations surfaced, according to someone in their inner circle.
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The brief jubilation after last year's vote to break away from Baghdad was shattered when the central government imposed swift punitive measures and retook the oil city of Kirkuk, which had been held by the Kurds for three years.
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The "Draft Bernie" group wants Sanders to break away from the Democrats and form a "People's Party," which he would use to launch either his own 2020 bid or as a platform to lift up another progressive national candidate.
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PARIS, Jan 19 (Reuters) - The board of Credit Mutuel Arkea, part of France's fifth-biggest lender, gave the green light to management on Friday to do whatever is necessary to break away from its parent group of cooperative banks.
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NEW YORK(Thomson Reuters Foundation) - With "Wonder Woman" blazing a trail at theaters across the United States, the female superhero is being hailed as a powerful new role model for girls and a break away from sexism in Hollywood.
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John Krasinski is most prominently known as Jim from "The Office," but "The Quiet Place" — which he co-wrote, directed, and starred in — is one of the films that helped him break away from his lovable goofball sitcom persona.
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They also make up for the lack of control with this new installment in segments that break away from the point-and-click nature of the series, allowing the player to dive into other genres for a ridiculous moment.
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The author had written about the assault in her book "I Chose to Be Free," an account published in 2016 of how she been drawn to Salafism, a radical Islamist ideology, and then fought to break away from it.
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The wealthy region's intention to break away after a referendum has plunged Spain into its worst political crisis since an attempted military coup in 1981 and could hurt economic growth targets for next year, the deputy prime minister said.
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Though the Northern League harbored secessionist aspirations when it first emerged on the Italian political scene some three decades ago, the party has muted its tone, and the referendum was not a call for a break away from Italy.
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Many South Koreans missed Park, because he led the country as it built up its own economy and managed to break away from the US. Since his death, that success is often focused on, rather than his militant regime.
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Mr. Getty died of an overdose of alcohol, diet pills and barbiturates in 1973 in what was ruled a probable suicide, but Mr. Evey believed that owning ESPN would have satisfied his ambition to break away from his father.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Orthodox Church said on Friday it would no longer participate in structures chaired by the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople, deepening a row in Orthodox Christianity over the Ukrainian Church's bid to break away from Moscow's orbit.
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That incredibly close vote kicked off nearly two years of political and economic chaos in Britain that continues to this day, as the country tries to figure out how to break away from the EU without tanking its entire economy.
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There's a scene that depicts his journey, window-down, wind whipping, as the gigantic 33-inch Tesla screen guides him on his journey up the Pacific Coastal Highway 1, a symbolic break away from the control of his helicopter scientist parents.
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" According to a press release for the line, the brand, formed under Resignation Media, will "break away from traditional golf apparel companies by bringing a new look and feel to the industry with a little irreverence and a lot of style.
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But with film festivals like Cannes now boasting music video categories, long-form audio and visual pieces seem to break away from the industry's use of a music video as a sales tool, instead becoming a vehicle for immersive storytelling.
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After Brits voted to break away from the European Union, Najarian took advantage of the volatility in the market to unwind nearly half of his position in the ProShares Ultra VIX Short-Term Futures ETF as the ETF rallied 30 percent.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Rapists in Somaliland face up to 20 years in jail after the break-away conservative Islamic region passed its first law against rape in a drive to combat gender violence, a senior official said on Monday.
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Born and raised in an affluent Texan family, she's been open about wanting to break away from the pressures of living up to the "Simmons" name and gain control over her business, which sits under a brand her mother runs.
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The Cliff's Notes history of the holiday is that in the early '90s, several college students in Nanjing, China got together and decided to create a special day to "break away from the monotony" of being single, and instead honor it.
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"The detective has a martial arts background and he later said he thought the suspect must have a martial arts background too because he was able to break away so easily," Plano Police Department Public Information Officer David Tilley told CNN.
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Explaining Duterte's "Goodbye America" remarks, Yasay said on Saturday the United States remained the "closest friend" of the Philippines but that Manila wanted to break away from a "mindset of dependency and subservience" and forge closer ties with other nations.
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After the essay was published, the statement became a famed internet catchphrase, a touchpoint for modern feminists looking to break away and branch out from the focuses of previous generations of feminism, which primarily concentrated on gender equality and women's rights.
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"To break away with enough escape velocity in home care, a company needs to effectively leverage technology to deliver a faster and better experience at a drastically lower price," Homehero CEO Kyle Hill wrote last year when his company ended operations.
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Some cable channels — most notably HBO, but also Showtime and Nickelodeon — have gone ahead and launched standalone streaming options over the past couple years, which still require customers to pay for access but ultimately break away from the traditional cable bundle.
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In 2014, police found hundreds of photocopied passports, visa applications, copies of IDs, photographs and other documents at Uke Rugova's home, formerly the residence of his father, who led the Kosovo Albanian struggle to break away from Serbia through the 1990s.
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"The PMDB took a quick decision that opens the opportunity for the President to form a new coalition for her remaining two years and nine months in office," Wagner told reporters after the Brazilian Democratic Movement Party decided to break away.
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As British Prime Minister Theresa May wrangles with her own ministers over how far to break away from EU customs rules and product standards, EU negotiators are urging London to make clearer what they see as their preferred way forward.
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But since the Vietnam summit, North Korea has significantly reduced diplomatic activity and exchanges with South Korea and demanded that Seoul break away from Washington and resume inter-Korean economic projects held back by US-led sanctions against the North.
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The resignations deepened a split between two wings in Nidaa Tounes just days after its secretary-general, Mohsen Marzouk, announced he would break away and form a new political movement over accusations Essebsi's son was trying to control the party.
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"We did night time maneuvers, scout, messenger, break away man, learn how to bayonet dummies, really good training that time for one year, then we were transferred to Hammond Island," Mebai Warusam, one of the last surviving members, told CNN.
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Melvin Gordon took a swing pass 66 yards for a touchdown on the fourth play of the third quarter Sunday afternoon, helping the Los Angeles Chargers break away from the host Oakland Raiders en route to a 20-6 victory.
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Internal disagreements sprung forth among board members after Schlafly backed the controversial Republican candidate shortly before her death at the age of 92, ultimately leading the Phyllis Schlafly Eagles to break away from Eagle Forum over the differences in presidential preferences.
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MILAN, Oct 6 (Reuters) - Italian asset manager Banca Mediolanum said on Friday it had decided to move the legal base of its Spanish unit to Valencia from Barcelona, as Catalonia seeks to break away from the rest of the country.
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A delicate election Voters in the Spanish region of Catalonia will elect a new government today, in a litmus test of the independence movement's legitimacy after its provocative attempt to break away from Spain.. AND FINALLY ... Don't think about it.
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While they are not expected to break away from the message that the U.S. central bank is "data-dependent," investors are listening for clues about the impact of Chinese currency devaluation and market volatility on rate increases expected this year.
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From Maine to Alaska, the bids to break away by groups often angry at taxation or what they see as an infringement of their liberties have been unsuccessful either due to the nearly impossible legal challenges or lack of support.
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As Polgár pointed out in FREAX, American cracktros were lower quality and less ambitious than European cracktros, which may have suppressed the creative impulse that led the European demoscene to break away from the warez scene in the first place.
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Some preferred to keep a blend of company—both people who knew about NXIVM and people who didn't care for it—but others started to break away from their old lives in favor of surrounding themselves with like-minded people.
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MADRID — The Catalan Parliament postponed a vote on Tuesday to re-elect Carles Puigdemont, the leader of the movement to break away from Spain, as president of the restive region, extending a standoff with Madrid that could force new elections.
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Control of Kirkuk and its oil had made it seem more plausible for them to break away; without it, independence is problematic, since they would be financially worse off than inside Iraq with a share of its overall oil income.
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ROME (Reuters) - Former prime minister Matteo Renzi is poised to break away from the ruling Democratic Party (PD) and set up a new centrist force in an effort to claim the middle ground of Italian politics, two allies said on Sunday.
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"They must now break away from the remnants of the Iran deal, or JCPOA, and we must all work together toward making a deal with Iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place," Trump said on Wednesday.
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MADRID — The sentencing on Monday of 12 former leaders of Catalonia's independence movement for their involvement in a failed attempt to break away from Spain in 2017 has set off days of protests and reignited long-running tensions in the region.
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Müller, who studied with Hans Hoffman from 1945 to '50, began to break away from his teacher in the late 1940s, when he started covering his surfaces with mosaic-like squares and rectangles, rejecting Hoffman's "push-pull" notion of composition.
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PARIS, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Two out of three regional banks making up Credit Mutuel Arkea, part of France's fifth-biggest lender, on Friday voted in favour of management studying ways to break away from its parent group of cooperative banks.
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"I want to break away from this two-party system, and I think it's important for people to know that there's another candidate out there who really toes the line between Democrat and Republican," she told People Now on Tuesday.
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Ask "independistas" why the need to break away from Spain is so urgent, and the answer goes back to 1714, when Philip V of Spain captured Barcelona during the War of the Spanish Succession, bringing an end to the Catalan principality.
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It's not the first time in her career that she had sought such a jolt: After graduating art school, she chose to break away from Western painting traditions, moving to Sichuan for 10 years to study painting under the Chinese masters.
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Or they'll break away from your table just long enough to join in a full-throated singing of "Happy Birthday" around a slice of tres leches cake with a candle stuck in it on the other side of the room.
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Featuring members of the Progressive Artists' Group (PGA) of the 1950s, artists from the Bengal School in Santiniketan, and others making art post-independence in 7083, the gallery's large repertoire focuses on work that was determined to break away from British academic training.
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On Twitter the group, which has previously called for the Niger Delta to break away, also urged Buhari to hold a referendum "just like what David Cameron of Great Britain did" to enable people to "decide if they want to stay as Nigerians".
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Before completing my first build, the Johnny Number 5, it was extremely clear that one of the coolest features of the Boost set would be the ability to break away from the cookie-cutter creations and do something crazy with the pieces.
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The valley's economy is heavily dependent on winter sports tourists from Spain and the EU. Their politicians say the 2015 law gives them the right to vote on whether they want to break away with Catalonia - something which Catalan officials do not dispute.
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Michigan voters puff, puff, passed a measure to legalize marijuana on Tuesday, joining a wave of other states to break away from federal prohibition amid a seemingly unstoppable surge of public support to let adults use, buy, and sell the drug in peace.
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"I want to break away from this two-party system and I think it's important for people to know that there's another candidate out there who really toes the line between Democrat and Republican," says Hart, who has a home in Connecticut.
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The Chicago Blackhawks are staring up at the Minnesota Wild in the Central Division but will not have a tough road to make up ground when they play eight of their first nine games after the All-Star break away from home.
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"We urge the government to break away from negative perceptions and hesitation, and draw up bills to help develop the blockchain industry and prevent side effects involving cryptocurrencies," Bar Association President Kim Hyun said at a news conference held at the parliament.
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The wealthy region's threat to break away following a referendum that Spain's Constitutional Court said was illegal has plunged Spain into its worst political crisis since an attempted military coup in 1981, just six years after the death of dictator Francisco Franco.
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But in the wake of the UK's shock vote to leave the European Union and the increasing likelihood that Scotland and Catalonia will break away in the near future, is it so crazy to suggest that Hong Kong could go it alone?
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At the same, that caricature gets at what may ultimately be the most important effect of MMT as an idea: It could convince some Democrats to break away from the view that spending always has to be "paid for" with tax increases.
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Given Mr Corbyn's determination to stay on and the power of his faction in the grass-roots a growing number of Labour MPs have concluded that they will have no option, after the election, but to break away and form a new party.
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But with Baghdad making clear it opposes independence for a region that has abundant oil reserves, some voters fear now is not the time to start moves to break away from Iraq — and rich businessman Shaswar Abdulwahid Qadir has taken up their cause.
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The choice of candidates with more radical views like Honda, an advocate of big fiscal spending financed by faster central bank money printing, may jolt markets as investors may see it as a break away from the current policy framework, analysts say.
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"The media seem not to hear the anger in our country that will express itself in the polls on Sunday, to get a real change of politics and a real break away from socialism represented by Emmanuel Macron," the far-right candidate said.
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With fans already trickling towards the ground over the concourses and bridges of the Olympic Park, we break away from the crowds and head down towards the moorings on the Bow Back Rivers where the Hammers Chat YouTube channel have their impromptu headquarters.
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Even if your next relationship doesn't end up being The One, having at least one experience in which you break away from your "type" can help inform who you decide to date in the future, as sexologist Michelle Hope recently told R29.
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BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - Foreign minister Jeremy Hunt told the European Union on Sunday that punishing Britain in Brexit talks would fuel the desire of other states to break away, in a speech aimed at uniting Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative Party against Brussels.
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Le Pen has advocated for France to break away from both the European Union and the European Monetary Union (EMU) and, as a result of her campaign pledges, Citi analysts argued Le Pen posed an even greater risk to financial markets than Brexit.
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For her part, King worked for weeks with screenwriter Simon Beaufoy recalling her experience in the early 1970s, when she not only established the break-away Women's Tennis Association and took on Riggs but also was wrestling with her own sexual identity.
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A man who was ordained a Roman Catholic priest, but was later married, stood at the altar of the deconsecrated church and led services for parishioners who said they intended to break away from the archdiocesan hierarchy and form an independent Catholic church.
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This is a critical moment for Greece and the European Union given that at the height of the Greek crisis there were questions if it would break away from the euro area and, thus, lead to the collapse of the entire euro zone.
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Related: How the Jalisco New Generation Cartel Is Terrorizing the People of Western Mexico Franco speculated that recent arrests of cartel leaders may have caused smaller criminal cells to break away from the cartel and seek fresh revenue streams from human trafficking.
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During the war, which raged from 1992 to 1995, Mr. Karadzic was the president of Republika Srpska, the region that tried to break away from Bosnia, where violence carried out by the dominant Serbs forced out much of the Croat and Muslim population.
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With a team of international judges and prosecutors and operating under Kosovo's jurisdiction, it is expected to hear war crime cases against former members of the Kosovo Liberation Army, the guerrillas who fought in the 20013-99 war to break away from Serbia.
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KIRKUK, Iraq — After weeks of threats and posturing, the Iraqi government carried out a military assault on Monday to curb the independence drive by the nation's Kurdish minority, wresting oil fields and a contested city from separatists pushing to break away from Iraq.
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Italian authorities closed roads and evacuated mountain homes in northwestern Italy on Wednesday after experts warned that 250,000 cubic meters of ice could break away from a glacier on the Mont Blanc massif in the Alps at any moment, according to The Guardian.
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There is less of a push to break away, though a recent poll by Michael Ashcroft, a British pollster and former Conservative Party official, showed that a bare majority of people there would vote to leave the United Kingdom, if given a choice.
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Tiring of life as an explorer and safari guide, Mr. Hoare first hired out as a mercenary in 1960-19923, leading a European force fighting for Moise Tshombe, whose Katanga province was trying to break away from the newly independent Republic of Congo.
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"I'm talking about putting money towards schools, books, education as opposed to all the illicit things that we're trying to break away from, like the illicit sale of things that you know that may be harming people from a health and wellness perspective."
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He noted that Palmer had teamed with Jack Nicklaus to break away from the Professional Golfers Association of America in the 1960s and form what became the PGA Tour so that every touring professional could enjoy the freedom of being an independent contractor.
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At the same time, Labour's parliamentary group has been strained by feuding over the party's stance on anti-Semitism, and there has been speculation that some on the right wing of the party might break away to form a centrist, pro-European party.
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But for fall 2019, she wanted to break away from the dress-heavy collections of past seasons and include a small selection of outerwear — slouchy lace-trimmed quilted coats with Peter Pan collars — and knitwear (boxy handcrafted sweaters with scalloped crochet edges).
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The valley's economy is heavily dependent on winter sports tourists from Spain and the EU. Their politicians say the 2015 law gives them the right to vote on whether they want to break away with Catalonia - something which Catalan officials do not dispute.
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Hollis regularly acted hostile toward the press (not to mention his own fans), and actively worked to break away from the polished sound and image he had been saddled with when the band signed with EMI around the time of their debut.
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Among those are some who think that it really is 1966 all over again, and that their band is just one lucky break away from permeating every jukebox and radio station and drive-in and high school dance across the land and across the sea.
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Large banks in Britain want the UK government to allow their industry to remain subject to EU laws for up to five years after Brexit, a move likely to enrage eurosceptics who want to break away from the bloc's legal system as soon as possible.
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In the U.K., which votes next week on whether or not to break away from the European Union, 10-year Gilt rates (British bonds are called "Gilts" because they used to be printed on gold-edged paper), are yielding a record low 1.13 percent.
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THERE MAY – IT MAY BE PRUDENT FOR US TO RAISE SOME CAPITAL AS A BUFFER AND JUST TO DERISK THE BUSINESS, BUT WE'VE NOT YET DECIDED WHEN THAT MIGHT BE. AUTOPILOT DIDN'T STEER AWAY OR BREAK AWAY FROM THE TRUCK THAT CROSSED THE HIGHWAY.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The A&E cable television network said on Saturday it has canceled an upcoming documentary about efforts to help Ku Klux Klan members break away from the hate group, after learning cash payments were made "to facilitate access" to the film's subjects.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A team of seven financial advisers that managed $2.2 billion at Morgan Stanley left the Wall Street brokerage to launch their own wealth management group, one of the largest number of people to break away from a big firm in recent months.
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It's become a trend in recent years for early-stage firms to raise separate funds to capture more of the upside when their portfolio companies begin to break away from the pack, rather than watch their stakes get hammered down in subsequent funding rounds.
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Keen is defining its target of scale-up tech companies as those with revenue between €1 – 50 million and that have what it describes as significant "break away momentum," which I understand translates into something akin to minimum revenue growth of 30 per cent.
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Such a diverse canvass of conceptual and symbolic atoms allows Cult of Dang to create a world of both humanity and artificiality, an uncanny reflection of contemporary social biases, and a satire of the futile attempts we undertake to break away from the machine.
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Secessionists hold a slim majority in the Catalan parliament, but those who want to remain a part of Spain feel the decision to hold a referendum, let alone break away from Spain, is itself an undemocratic move that doesn't represent the will of the people.
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He also keeps the Russian state together in part by giving vast amounts of government money to regional governments in Russia's territory in the Caucasus, such as Chechnya, preventing those regions from rebelling or attempting to break away, as they have in the past.
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Most Americans may know the basics of the Mayflower's journey to the New World, but many are not aware that among the passengers who wanted to break away from the Church of England were a group of Pilgrims who went first to the Netherlands.
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Meanwhile in Italy, reports suggested that former Prime Minister Matteo Renzi is planning to break away from the ruling Democratic Party (PD) to set up a new centrist movement, complicating the new coalition between the PD and the anti-establishment Five Star Movement (M5S).
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Chad Mayes, a Republican member of the State Assembly and a leader, with Arnold Schwarzenegger, a Republican former governor, of an organization of moderate Republicans, said Election Day vividly illustrated the dangers California Republicans faced if they did not break away from national Republicans.
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Like most of the hundreds of Cameroonians who have made it to Mexico recently, he was fleeing political violence in his home country, where separatists in the English-speaking regions have been waging a battle to break away from the predominantly French-speaking nation.
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The statement came in response to the growing number of reports in recent days that Nissan was concerned about the strained relationship with Renault following the downfall of former chief Carlos Ghosn, and was looking into contingency plans to break away from the French carmaker.
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On how he spent his break away from tennis: For me, honestly, it was really most important just to spend maximum time with my wife, Mirka, and my kids because this time, when they are young like this, it never comes back to me.
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The referendum is non-binding and will not immediately bring independence, but it would mark a definitive stance by the Kurds to break away, and Kurdish leaders say they will use a "yes" vote to press for negotiations with Iraq's central government to win statehood.
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At the heart of Pérez's plan is his long-held desire for Europe's biggest teams, like his, to break away from their domestic leagues and form an elite European competition that would be played across an entire season, according to people familiar with the discussions.
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Former Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said he would break away form the ruling Democratic Party (PD) as he sought to set up a new centrist force in the country, but claimed his move would not weaken the new government led by Giuseppe Conte.
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And I think it's worth asking: If it's the '80s, where is our Denise Huxtable, our Claudia Kishi — that one cool artsy girl of color with the loud clothes and rebellious personality who likes to break away from her suburban family with a little adventure?
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The comments from Catalan President Carles Puigdemont on Tuesday stopped short of the full and unilateral declaration of independence that had been expected since part of his region overwhelmingly voted to break away from Spain earlier this month in a highly controversial independence referendum.
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Aiming to break away from the amorphous Indian-bhangra-Bollywood monolith that is often projected on Desi communities, the band formed two years ago and started covering folk songs from the sub-Indian continent, but adding the garage-punk sound of their South Asian diaspora mashup.
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Okorafor said she was buoyed by the global success of the summer box office hit "Wonder Woman" - the first superhero movie to star a woman since 2005 - with the character hailed as a new role model for girls and a break away from sexism in Hollywood.
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Small dramas acquire the status of rumbling storms: the fate of the young couple's romance; the thwarted lesbian desire of a society prig for Tim's sister, a renowned poet; the need of Sara's brother and sister to break away from the reproachful perfection that suffocates them.
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All of which is to say that it is possible that if this impeachment inquiry starts to look worse and worse for Trump, then it's not at all unreasonable that these most endangered of incumbents could break away in an attempt to save their own political careers.
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France's president Francois Hollande said the EU would make no advance deal with Scotland over EU membership and Spain signaled that it was against Scottish EU membership lest it encourages a large separatist movement in Catalonia to break away and bid to join the EU too.
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They viewed those jobs as temporary—a way to pay off some of their loans or save up to travel later on—but years later they got comfortable with, or became addicted to, the stability of a steady paycheck and were never able to break away.
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He dismissed the recent episodes as the work of a few "bad apples" who should not tarnish the dozens of upstanding volunteers who regularly break away from jobs or family dinners to assist in, say, the arrest of a man caught stealing from a charity box.
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LONDON — The British pound plunged suddenly in the early hours of trading in Asia on Friday before just as quickly making back most of its losses, puzzling currency trading experts but underscoring investor skittishness over Britain's prospects as it moves to break away from the European Union.
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And while Tabàrnia highlights the opposition to secession in and around two of Catalonia's largest cities, residents of the Val d'Aran, a tiny mountainous community along the border between France and Catalonia, have also been warning that they could break away if Catalonia seceded from Spain.
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"MK's decision to challenge this discrimination in court was an opportunity for Hong Kong to break away from the injustices of the past and start shaping a more fair and equal society," Man-kei Tam, the director of Amnesty International Hong Kong, said Friday in a statement.
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To better understand the dramatic shift that transpired consider this: There were regions of Russia threatening to break away from the federation, and oil production collapsed from 12 million barrels per day of production in the 1980s to just over six million barrels per day in 1998.
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Former prime minister Matteo Renzi is poised to break away from the Democratic Party (PD) and set up a new centrist force in an effort to claim the middle ground of Italian politics, two allies say ISTAT releases August CPI and HICP final data (210 GMT).
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In an industry that&aposs completely dependent upon client interaction, many people in her shoes feel like they can&apost break away, but she&aposs been able to make it work by choosing a time of year that tends to be less busy, after the holiday rush.
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While the relatively large size of the euro zone economy should limit the impact of Britain's break away from the EU, Draghi noted that some members are heavily exposed to the British economy, which could have serious consequences for them and "reverberate around the rest of the continent".
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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, who became leader in 2014 after an unsuccessful referendum to break away and whose Scottish National Party holds 56 of Scotland's 59 seats, has increased the volume on demands that Scotland must have a vote if the country is forced into a "hard Brexit".
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Murad said it&aposs crucial for the peace agreement to be fully enforced, citing how earlier failed attempts prompted some guerrillas to break away and form more hard-line groups like the Abu Sayyaf, a brutal group listed by the United States and the Philippines as a terrorist organization.
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Many economists have said record low borrowing costs and Britain's weak growth prospects present an ideal opportunity for the government to break away from the tight controls on spending imposed by former finance minister George Osborne over the last six years and borrow to fund major infrastructure projects.
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Illinois pulls away from Detroit Mercy Illinois made eight of its first nine shots from the field in the second half to break away from Detroit Mercy for an 89-238 victory in the NIT Season Tip-Off on Friday night at State Farm Center in Champaign, Ill.
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Perhaps remembering that the growing financial divide came about in part because some of those bigger conferences had threatened to break away from Division I, Emmert added that most smaller universities in Division I were less concerned with trying to keep up than with simply maintaining their opportunities.
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His game was so sublime that he has a move named after him: the Cruyff turn, a deft sleight-of-foot maneuver in which he teased defenders in one direction before using his heel to push the ball behind him and a burst of speed to break away.
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Although there were few cases to go on (the DC Circuit court doesn't handle many criminal law cases), Goldstein found that Garland tended to take moderate to conservative positions on criminal law: When Garland broke from the pack, he tended to break away from his more liberal peers.
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There are a few interludes where the characters break away to discuss rear ends instead of shaking them, and the slightest hint of a plot is advanced by Ophélie (Ophélie Bau), who is carrying one character's child, engaged to another, and willing to flirt with at least two more.
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"The time has come for the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Russia, and China to ... break away from the remnants of the Iran deal or JCPOA, and we must all work together toward making a deal with Iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place," he stated.
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Over time, I've been able to break away from the administrative responsibilities that war gaming all too often places on women — sending out game invitations, ordering catering, clipping counters and game pieces to lay on the maps and the invisible emotional labor of supporting my mostly male colleagues.
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Clarence E. Walker, a professor at Wesleyan University, wrote in The New York Times Book Review that her authoritative biography of Garvey was "an interesting and intelligent attempt to break away from clichés and acrimony" over his willfulness and attraction to the Ku Klux Klan's notion of racial purity.
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You keep waiting for the show to break away from its propulsive introduction and go into a flashback that shows how the first couple, apparently once the nation's darlings, got to the vitriolic point that we see at the start, in which Emilia hopes Diego will sign divorce papers.
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No. But it was an astonishing ... very few people break away of prominence and you had long been a person of prominence and they were trying to for sure sideline you, but not in the typical way you would think whistleblowers are, but more in the "he's crazy" kind of thing.
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Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte, on his first state visit to China, announced that he would be cutting "military, not maybe social, but economics also" ties with the US. Duterte didn't provide details about how he'd break away from the US, a major trading partner, or what the separation could entail.
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Keeping a poker face, she must unify her government and a country so split that bits threaten to break away — and then wrangle with Europeans who fear any inch they give may drive another nail into a Union where many may be tempted to emulate any sweetheart deal for London.
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One problem is that it's been hard for Oracle — founded in 1977 by the billionaire Larry Ellison, now its chief technology officer — to break away from the old ways of selling software to enterprises, which involves hefty licensing agreements and maintenance fees, said the analyst Rob Enderle of Enderle Group.
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"I do believe that we need to get this trade situation resolved in a way that doesn't lead to more and more escalation of protectionism…People get concerned that this administration in particular will break away from norms and do things differently than what has happened in the past," Bredemus said.
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In fact, it took two failed businesses and several shifts to get to that point, as its founders told CNBC Make It. When ShopBack's founders decided to break away from their steady jobs at Southeast Asian retailer Zalora, they were certain they could shake up an industry they saw as inefficient.
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You'll be driven to keep going on Friday evening, when the Moon squares off with Mars at 7:38 PM. Last Friday's drama resurfaces on Wednesday evening when Mars squares off with rebellious Uranus again, pushing you to take the final steps to break away from whatever's holding you back.
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In the season's two-part finale, the clones make their way to prom, and the long-running subplot that sees Principal Scudworth attempting to break away from the Secret Board of Shadowy Figures so he can use the clones for his own devices finally becomes central to the show's narrative.
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Rachel and Toby will be exactly as miserable as they always have been, because Toby is never going to put in the work to empathize with her — while Rachel is too trapped by her beliefs about what happiness should look like for her to break away from their marriage for good.
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Where previously Winsor and Newton were just a couple among a handful of colormen in London, their close connection to the needs of artists allowed them to break away from competition, making them a legacy company that has changed hands several times over nearly 200 years in the color business.
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Less than four weeks after Kurds in the region voted overwhelmingly to break away from Iraq, the central government launched a military offensive to wrest back the oil-rich city of Kirkuk, which the Kurds regard as both their spiritual homeland, and a key source of revenue for their would-be independent state.
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" Some Likud members have talked of forming a unity government by inducing one of the smaller center-left parties to break away, perhaps in return for a "democratic cease-fire,' in which Mr. Netanyahu would drop his efforts to undermine Israel's judiciary, according to Yohanan Plesner, president of the nonpartisan Israeli Democracy Institute.
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MADRID — A Spanish court on Thursday barred the leader of the restive northeastern region of Catalonia from public office for 18 months, for civil disobedience in his show of support for jailed separatists, in a ruling that is likely to fuel the anger of Catalan people who want to break away from Spain.
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At 27, she was thinking about marriage, and whereas Sam once believed he would be able to convince people to come around, that he might even have the strength to break away from the entire community and accept it if his friends disowned him, now he was literally pulling his hair out.
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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, elected leader in 2014 after an unsuccessful referendum to break away from the United Kingdom, has long said she will seek to give Scots a second vote if they are forced into a "hard Brexit" that would end their preferential access to the EU's single market and free movement of labor.
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A rare, haunting novel about a village in Catalan whose brutal traditions are tamed and become a natural part of life, to an extent that even when there is a chance for some of its inhabitants to break away from this fatal violence and escape the power of evil they remain tied to it.
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"The time has come for the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Russia, and China to ... break away from the remnants of the Iran deal or JCPOA, and we must all work together toward making a deal with Iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place," the president said in a speech last week.
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In the past, Mr. Erdogan has derided and cajoled those who have tried to break away from the A.K.P. But in a sign of how seriously he regards the latest challenge, he has gone on the offensive, branding the two men as traitors and calling Mr. Davutoglu a swindler over a recent property scandal.
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But as Thandi grows up, she realizes that she doesn't want her whole life plotted out for her — nor does she want to ignore her burgeoning artistic talents, or her growing feelings for a young man who might be the only person who inspires her to break away from expectations and follow her own path in life.
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It's a stunning hybrid of memoir and philosophy, in which Agüero wrestles with his parents' legacy — they were both members of the Shining Path, one of South America's most violent insurgent groups — and tells, in intimate, painful detail, what it felt like to grow up in that world, and what it took to break away from it.
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For the Clinic's first show, presented at the prominent Night Gallery, the Ethiopian-born, South Bronx-raised artist will break away from photography like he did for his 2014 solo show, The Only Way Is Up. Erizku will show new works of readymade road-sign sculptures, his infamous graffiti "gang paintings," and abstract basketball hoop backboard paintings.
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He urged the committee to build on the city's history of radicalism—it was the birthplace of trade unionism and women's suffrage, and Friedrich Engels had lived there when he was writing "The Condition of the Working Class in England"—and to break away from the usual festival format of classics with a smattering of newer works.
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For Casper, the new money gives it the funds to continue to expand into new products and invest in marketing as it tries to become known for more than just mattresses and break away from a pack of competitors like Leesa and Tuft & Needle, which have raised little to no venture capital but are still growing.
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The pound was in focus on Monday after a report in The Times of London said Prime Minister Theresa May is preparing for Scotland to call a referendum to break away from the U.K. at the same time the country begins Brexit negotiations with the EU. At Europe's close, sterling pared most of Monday's losses, trading at $1.2465 against the U.S. dollar.
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NASA astronaut Nick Hague and Russian cosmonaut Alexey Ovchinin took off in the Soyuz from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan at 4:1003AM ET. Just a few minutes after launch, they experienced an issue with the Soyuz vehicle right around the time of first stage separation, which is when the four boosters surrounding the main body of the rocket break away.
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FROM PEN: Grammy News and Notes: Album of the Year Nominees "As much as I love my job and playing music, the most satisfying, fulfilling moments in my life is when I can break away from the day-to-day grind and hustle that we do out there and just get back one-on-one with my little girl," he says.
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If past performance indicates the future of the Hillary Clinton White House, she will approach Republicans as a centrist and put pressure on Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) to break away from the right wing of his caucus.
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But I did think that it would be better for it to come out at a time that it could maybe hopefully stoke some fires politically and maybe engage younger people to form their own views, break away from the pack, and not feel like they need to vote exactly the same way that people in their town are voting.
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