"It was not about a break-in, a single break-in," Bernstein told CNN in 2003.
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There's absolutely no break-in time needed for the ReKnits, which surprised me since Everlane shoes typically take me a few wears to break in.
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Amber's son, mother, bodyguard and assistants were in the house at the time of the break-in ... no one heard anything during the break-in.
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On Saturday, police arrested 17-year-old Keondrae Ricks for the alleged break-in of Joseph's car and at least one other car break-in, Coppola says.
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Law enforcement and family sources tell TMZ, Wednesday's break-in was a professional job ... the thieves knew exactly how to break in without being detected and where to go once inside.
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DF: Here's what I'm going to say: I have a ceramic knife, and that is going to break in half, and my steel knives are not going to break in half.
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He said the break in the S&P 50-day, gold's move below its 93-day moving average and the break in the 10-year yield are all pointing to the same nervousness.
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We got a little bit of a break in February.
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Banger racer David takes a smoke break in Emmen, Netherlands.
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Finally, an Ivy League school catches a break in life!
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Here are 12 costly bad habits to break in 2019.
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They don't call the police when there's a break in.
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If that fails, Wannamine will use EternalBlue to break in.
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It's a little clique and outsiders just can't break in.
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We all laugh, grateful for the break in the tension.
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Grief is triggered by a break in attachment, said Florian.
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Thank you for giving me my first break in hollywood.
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There will be no break in the pace on Thursday.
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Jim Acosta got a break in terms of our show.
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Thieves used an axe and a sledgehammer to break in.
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""Another possible scenario occurs if there's a break in service.
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"It's a fundamental break in the social contract," he said.
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And no, spring break in Jamaica is not an emergency.
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It's hard to break in and say, 'Wait a minute.
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For the first hour, it was just a break in.
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Finally in 1909, he receives a break in the case.
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Your big break in TV. Welcome to prime time, bitch!
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The result is a largely unobtrusive break in the screen.
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He's caught precisely one break in life — his girlfriend, Patience.
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Take a lunch break in the middle of the night.
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Sometimes, they have to break in somewhere to get it.
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Five years later, there was a break in the case.
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What was it like to get your break in "Goodfellas"?
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Months went by without a solid break in the case.
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Last October, the authorities announced a break in the case.
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Or, they can take a break in a massage chair.
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Europeans break in their own time usually and come through.
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At a break in the compound's fence, I tentatively entered.
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What it is saying now: A break in the clouds?
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I don't want to overstate any break in style, though.
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I thought the plane was going to break in half.
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BI: How did you get your first break in tech?
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We're going to take a break in a second. Yeah.
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Because rich people can't catch a break in this country.
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Craig's first major break in the case came in September 2009.
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The break-in cost the zoo about $8,500, according to prosecutors.
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It's always a welcome, quiet "me time" break in the day.
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"The intention (of the break-in) was not material," Sirmed said.
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Within a week we received a significant break in the case.
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At one point, one of the assailants tried to break in.
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I'm scared someone will break in and nobody will hear me.
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MacLatchy said officers received a break in the case on Aug.
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They will not be assessed a bathroom break in this circumstance.
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Lucy was not home at the time of the break-in.
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The company tests devices by seeing if they can break in.
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U.S. officials say the Russian government sanctioned the electronic break-in.
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KURTZ: -- asked, could you give Flynn a break in your investigation?
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"Better Idea: Spend your spring break in Puerto Rico," he tweeted.
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Police, however, didn't find any signs of a possible break-in.
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Attackers used a grenade to break in before shooting those inside.
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Rihanna was not home at the time of the break-in.
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Queen Elizabeth's winter break in Sandringham has come to an end.
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Spring break in Miami, I heard they was playing that shit.
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Flagship phones are often make or break in the mobile industry.
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If you're going to break in, you need the fingerprint itself.
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You can break in as long as you don't take anything?
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Australian robbery and break-in rates have also fallen since 1996.
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Twitter users, including Alyssa Milano, called out the break in etiquette.
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I remember a lot of drama in Spring Break in Florida.
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I remember a man trying to break in with a hammer.
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The break in the case was a "jailhouse confession," he said.
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Having the audacity to be … the victim of a break-in.
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However, this break-in time seems to have done the trick.
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On Sunday, there was a break in at Meng's Vancouver home.
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That is, until they break in the next week or so.
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He strongly suspected that the F.B.I. was behind the break-in.
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See the show twice if possible, with a break in between.
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They're also very comfortable, requiring little or no break-in period.
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Even Wonder Woman isn't able to catch a break in Hollywood.
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The officer was responding to a residential break-in, authorities said.
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It wasn't a random crime or a break-in gone wrong.
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On the way, Siplon points to a break in the trees.
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Fewer than two dozen agents took part in the break-in.
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A major break in that system, however, could cause real trouble.
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The laughter quieted and there was a break in our conversation.
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I think at this moment something really did break in him.
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This, according to Rowe, is a deliberate break in thematic tone.
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No one was home at the time of the break-in.
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If KeyMe were hacked, couldn't someone break in to my home?
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So, she wasn't home at the time of the break-in.
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Dear Readers: It's spring break in many parts of the country.
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The gun raises the stakes in the latest celebrity break-in.
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Spring break in Japan typically ends around the end of March.
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Its current forecast doesn't point to a break in this pattern.
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Forecasters predicted a break in the temperatures as soon as Friday.
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There was your moment of release, a break in the staging.
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They will pray for a three-day break in the weather.
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Goldman-backed Symphony, at $20 a month, wants to break in.
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After a break in the hearing, Kavanaugh apologized for his reaction.
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The police were alerted to the break-in at 20073 a.m.
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A loosening of election rules allowed outside parties to break in.
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He used to watch Slater surf that break in the winter.
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During a break in the rain, the Cihaneks checked on them.
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And stay with The Hill for every break in every story.
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A museum employee discovered the break-in at around 10.40 a.m.
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"It is always painful when a break-in occurs," Drieselmann said.
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She got her big break in 2004 when Hustler signed her.
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The break-in is being investigated as a hate crime, Sgt.
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He thought he might pursue publishing but struggled to break in.
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When interrogated about the break-in, Smith didn't make any excuses.
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She returned to the camp during a holiday break in classes.
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Usually, it takes a break in the skin to allow bacteria to enter the body, but Briggs said he doesn't remember being scratched or bitten, and his doctors found no evidence of a break in the skin.
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Police say their break in the case came last week Police say a break in the case came May 7 when a friend of the victim told detectives about her Facebook exchanges with Figueroa before she vanished.
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A 911 call was placed after the break-in, around 5 a.m.
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The good news ... Rihanna was not home during the alleged break-in.
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Djokovic won the game in a tie-break in the third set.
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Taken during a break in the rain associated with tropical storm Harvey.
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Nothing like an awesome game to break in your new Xbox with.
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Only one coworker, out for his lunch break in another city, answered.
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That will just increase the percentages of probes that break in space.
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Nonetheless, the court papers indicate that officials are attempting to break in.
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When Alexa detects the break in, it'll capture a short audio clip.
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After we broke up, I went on spring break in Panama City.
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Those psychological barriers make it very hard for competitors to break in.
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It assumes that a break-in merits a personally administered death sentence.
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But for women trying to break in, the obstacles are still severe.
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The U.S. says it had "nothing to do" with the break-in.
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"One year we had a break in at our detachment," recalled Michalchuk.
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Waves at Teahupoo, for example, break in about four feet of water.
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Investigators are hopeful for a break in the case following the Dec.
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Or, you might be someone who takes a clean break in stride.
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"Area 51 guards watching people trying to break in," her caption reads.
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She came to my apartment obsessively and even tried to break in.
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Forecasters don&apost expect a break in the weather any time soon.
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You still think there are models of ways to break in. Absolutely.
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Winn's purse, which contained the necklace, was stolen during the break in.
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The break-in was even more elaborate than what it sounds like.
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They ring the doorbell and if no one answers, they break in.
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"There was no structure," she said during a break in the testimony.
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A recent pipeline break in South Dakota caused a 5,000-barrel leak.
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One night robbers break in to his home and beat Toby unconscious.
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Last December, he noticed a puzzling break in Lucy's upper right arm.
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RELATED: Are changes to the 401(k) tax break in the works?
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You won't have to worry about any break-in period with these.
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Measure attacker payout — what would they gain if they did break in?
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Once I found a break in the conversation, I would say goodnight.
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Gregory Meeks says President Trump's response to a break-in at Rep.
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We spoke with Nathan Ruser, above, during his summer break in Thailand.
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Surveillance photos of his break-in at Charles's house seal the deal.
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Ms. Locke received her big break in the 1960s when Warner Bros.
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He took a break in the back of one of the trucks.
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The interview was a rare break in Trump's Christmas vacation in Florida.
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Ricardo Rosselló said could be affected by a break in the dam.
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The interaction occurred on Monday during a break in the impeachment trial.
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I take the chance to break in my new Toms a bit.
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Also, I don't want to have to break in a new hoodie.
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Bears break in to homes around the Tahoe Basin every single night.
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Joe Manchin told CNN's Chris Cuomo during a break in the trial.
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Remember, Tekashi already got a huge break -- in exchange for his testimony.
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The club's owners reported the break-in on Thursday morning, police said.
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If there's a break in the line, the equipment stops transmitting energy.
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Auburn had 17 points off the fast break in the opening half.
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She added that a break in the case only came after Sept.
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They aren't even allowed together for a break in a prison yard.
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If they knew about the break-in, they violated insider trading laws.
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The penalty put him down a double break in the third set.
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The FBI reports there is a home break-in every 22.4 seconds.
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The FBI reports there is a home break-in every 15 seconds.
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He got his big break in 2014, when he entered a national competition.
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Majid Padellan ventured outside for a smoke break in Brooklyn around 1 p.m.
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Economists expect that October will mark a break in the psychologically important barrier.
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But with the modified HACMS platform, the team couldn't break in at all.
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During a break in her match, Alizé Cornet put on a fresh shirt.
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RHP Darren O'Day received a bit of a break in the seventh inning.
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Then came her big break in 2014: She booked Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale catalog.
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On Monday morning, police may have gotten their first break in the case.
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He streams nearly all day, taking only a short break in between sessions.
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Any anticipated future break in the chain causes the whole thing to uncouple.
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This winter you took your first extended break in six or seven years.
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The corporations just needed a break in taxes so they can operate properly.
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But I do know that this is a Watergate-like electronic break in.
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Go deeper: Drug industry lobbying for a big Medicare break in opioids bill
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Vaudeville was the only thing I knew so I tried to break in.
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"It suggests somewhere in there is a break in the link," said Pagidipati.
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"Hillary's flaws symbolize a much deeper rooted break in the system," he said.
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The underlying scandal in Watergate involved the break-in of the Democratic headquarters.
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Finally, the days spent having to break-in my shoes were behind me.
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Best advice given: Learn to give yourself a break in life from stress.
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The tour goes from May to September, with a short break in August.
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Refinery29 has reached out to Rose's team for comment about the break-in.
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My frequently asked questions include: What break-in are you most proud of?
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The A's trailed 33-0 before getting a huge break in the sixth.
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Those competing tensions means a full break in U.S.-Saudi relations is unlikely.
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The boots fit true to size and had no painful break-in period.
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That is a break in protocol for China's deeply politically entwined judicial system.
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A battle ensued over the release of tapes recorded after the break-in.
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There is no smoking gun indicating that Nixon ordered the break-in personally.
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" The president characterized it as a break-in and "a total witch hunt.
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People will have to bend or break in order for things to change.
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At my local break in New York, I'm lucky to do a couple.
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Someone is trying to break in, and it turns out to be Charles.
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Yeah, something cute or pretty that might break in a couple of weeks.
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Which wouldn't be a problem, but for an occasional break in internal consistency.
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The break-in happened while Ware was at Monday night's game against Houston.
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We love the flat's cushioned footbed, which helps eliminate the break-in period.
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After the attempted arson and the break-in, the church installed security doors.
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After several years of scraping by, she got a break in commercial advertising.
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Sometimes, parts of a plate get stuck until they break in an earthquake.
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The flexible sole means that these shoes don't require a break-in period.
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A tax break in China may offer some relief, but it's no cure.
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Cannot stress enough how important this break in the sun is for me.
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Years ago, a cyber intrusion might look like a sloppy home break in.
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A severe out break in 2013 led to 250 deaths in the country.
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After the Watergate break-in, there was no immediate epiphany about its seriousness.
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And like any other break in the history of SNL, it's great fun.
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Washington returns from the August break in this week's photos of the week.
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Officials are offering a €500,000 ($550,000) reward for information regarding the break-in.
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It carries out an invisible, digitized equivalent of a Watergate-style break-in.
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All we know is that the shutdown continues without a break in sight.
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Another break in the ninth game delivered her first set of the comeback.
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You broke in the way that lots of people try to break in.
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This eventually led to the botched Watergate break-in at the DNC headquarters.
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In 21970, to mark the 21994th anniversary of the Watergate break-in (in which he played no part), Mr. Krogh wrote an essay for The Times about the Fielding break-in, which he believed had established the mind-set for Watergate.
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That represents a rare break in what, by global standards, is a Stakhanovite regime.
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I skip breakfast — a bad habit that I really want to break in 2129.
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The threat of a break-in doesn't mean you board up all your windows.
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Update: The shooter was acquitted as acting in self-defense during a break-in.
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A6, "Trump Voices NATO Commitment ... President makes sharp break in rhetoric from his campaign."
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It's especially useful when you're trying to break in a new pair of shoes.
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Wear (and break in!) the same pair of strappy black sandals with each look!
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But he wouldn't be pushed on whether the break-in suspects were North Korean.
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During a brief break in the online broadcast, Tom Hanks leaned toward Jack Dorsey.
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It's not uncommon for people spend their break in vacation cabins in the mountains.
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A break in the rain that began yesterday mostly continues through the holiday weekend.
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For the sake of entertainment, our logic takes a break in the those moments.
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What better way to break in the new smart speaker or TV you bought?
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Unmarried women in all three states break in Clinton's favor by a wide margin.
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We still haven't seen that one big band break in the modern music era.
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That is true, but the break-in at the DNC headquarters was hardly trivial.
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As a makeup assistant, the job marked Delbridge's first big break in the industry.
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Now authorities say they may have gotten a break in this very cold case.
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But if hackers break in, they can also manipulate your computer in real time.
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The conversation represented a stark break in U.S. foreign policy and could enrage China.
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Take a break in the office kitchenette, or on nice days, bring it outside.
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There is no electricity, and people from outside break in and steal his food.
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In May 2017, they were able to finally wed during a break in treatments.
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Watergate, what, was a third rate break-in that eventually forced president to resign.
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When they experience a break-in, she discovers that an axe has particular powers.
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There is no right time for the pipes to break in your first location.
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And he talks about the tape that there is a break in the tape.
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The next morning, they found signs of a break-in—and Kali was gone.
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The Antwerp guys spent two years planning their break-in while neglecting the getaway.
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The "honeypot" was intended to lure hackers to see if they could break in.
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The first season of Prison Break, in my opinion, was just classic, beautiful storytelling.
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I had asked to not be stun-gunned — a small break in the rules.
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As of Tuesday, no suspects were in custody in connection with the break-in.
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There was a clear break in our curation process and understanding, and we're fixing.
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The luckiest break in all of Star Wars, and once again it benefits Artoo.
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The bottles would fall over and wake him if someone tried to break in.
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The overcrowding at the top of Trump's White House reflects a break in precedent.
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Break in a pair of those clip-in bike shoes in front of them.
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Then last month there was a reported break-in at the couple's L.A. home.
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Kennedy Palmer, eleven, and Hayley Dorsey, twelve, take a break in the Social Lounge.
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The heat wave is starting to break in the northern reaches of New England.
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"It's a very small break in a pretty bad situation," Mr. Van Speybroeck said.
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Tesla stock falls after its Cybertruck&aposs shatterproof windows break in a live demonstration
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In 1971, Congress finally included its break in the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1970.
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Silento caught a big break in Dubai by evading arrest ... because he's too young.
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But again, she held her nerve and regained the break in the following game.
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He got an early break in the second to build a 4-2 lead.
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At around 8:30 AM, Green was called by colleagues investigating a break-in.
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"There!" she said cheerfully, after two 15-minute sessions with a break in between.
|
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In mixed martial arts the referee usually waits for a break in the action.
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A month earlier, two men were arrested following a break-in at the palace.
|
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"Break In Your House" showcases Novelist's ability to give flesh to bare song materials.
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The Mueller report concluded that Russian military hackers were behind the DNC break-in.
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But this month, the police in Northern Indiana got a break in the case.
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"I see a clear break in trend, there's no way around that," Worth said.
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Seeing a break in the weather, Mr. McCormack lifted off at 1:32 p.m.
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The police did not name the sleepwalker, and the break-in remained under investigation.
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Some have suggested that Donald Trump's candidacy signals a future break in the GOP.
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A small break in the show asks visitors to help Rhoda find its bones.
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Now, after almost four decades of speculation, there's been a break in the case.
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Finally, Netatmo has put an accelerometer in the device to detect break-in attempts.
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What a surprise, vocal ability turns out to be make-or-break in musicals.
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In 2012, he installed cameras inside and outside the parks after a break-in.
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Imagine if you had to talk down your car alarm after a break-in.
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The NBI said it was investigating the case as a serious computer break-in.
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They instead took a holiday break in Canada with the duchess's mother, Doria Ragland.
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Thanks to a break in the weather, firefighters have a chance to make progress.
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"It was a good break-in to get ready for the race," Jones said.
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Cruz tried to break in, noting that Rubio had called him a liar, too.
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"I dreamt that the airport was rebuilt," he said during one break in hunting.
|
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He followed up after Binnington thwarted Mathieu Olivier's break-in with a poke check.
|
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But the immediate reaction to the break-in was nothing like what followed Watergate.
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On her lunch break in the Loop, Denise Thompson, 54, had a different view.
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It is not clear if they will have access to the break-in technique.
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She fell behind by a set and a break in every match at Roland Garros.
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Boeing received a $305 million tax break in 2015 alone from the state of Washington.
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And second, the move could more broadly lead to a break in Washington-Seoul ties.
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Will the neighbors think you're trying to break in if you're awkwardly scouring the premises?
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So they all used to be the same length but would break in different parts.
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We stop for a break in between, and I buy crackers and an energy drink.
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The young couple posted about the break-in on Facebook, asking if anyone had information.
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A break in the trends that those algorithms have spotted, therefore, tends to hurt them.
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A complete break in the line could mean an accident or a sudden, massive change.
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Many impatiently waited for a break in the hearing to go listen to the songs.
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A caravan of dromedaries stops for a break in the snowy mountains of Nuristan, 1970.
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During the winter break in between quarters, I decided to work on an apple orchard.
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With this latest break in the case, Moon released a new episode earlier this week.
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Six weeks later, the Watergate break-in that eventually would bring down Nixon took place.
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"You have a break in trend, and I don't think this is quite finished yet."
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Carreira and Rodriquez ran outside, and Carreira immediately notified the authorities of the break-in.
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A friend of my daughter, she's 24 and trying to break in as a singer.
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It's an adventure in solitude, and its makes for a lovely break in the day.
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The Trump administration also blamed Russia for attempting to break in to U.S. power grids.
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Or take a beach break in Charleston from Washington, D.C. with airfare that's just $49.
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And it was a break in tradition that suited several of the honorees just fine.
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In 21 games since the All-Star break in early July, Mahtook is hitting .324.
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The waves are forecast to be the biggest to hit the break in 15 years.
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Back when they had a break in at the Watergate, we thought it was terrible.
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A dance break in the video games room and contestants in Saturday night's cosplay contest.
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Lt. Cunningham says detectives quickly ruled out a break-in in connection with Tristan's death.
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Her arrest last year was an apparent break in the nearly 30-year-old case.
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Daniel is staring his big break in the face, and he's pressed over some drums.
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Selena Gomez and Vanessa Hudgens enjoyed their own spring break in South Beach this weekend.
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"A full break in Sino-North Korean relations would underscore North Korea's independence," Snyder said.
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A major break in Wiseau's origins came during a recent interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
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So if you're not in the app when a break-in occurs you're outta luck.
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Unlike games like Mass Effect or Fallout, there's no break in the action for dialogue.
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The break-in occurred after Spike TV Guys' Choice Awards, PEOPLE reported at the time.
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These vulnerabilities took advantage of weak encryption keys that hackers could break in short order.
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Investigators quickly ruled out a break-in and began to suspect she knew her killer.
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Waves break in front of a destroyed amusement park wrecked by Superstorm Sandy on Oct.
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Since the All-Star break in 2014, through Friday, Ellsbury's on-base percentage was .2903.
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After a break in the session, a person came up to me to say hi.
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Watchers in Britain managed to find a break in the cloudy skies early Monday morning.
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Iraqi intelligence got a break in February 2018 that led to the raid, Reuters reports.
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BREAK IN INTERVIEW BLANKFEIN: WHEN YOU INTERRUPTED ME I THOUGHT IT WAS FOR SOMETHING IMPORTANT.
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It was two days after the Durham break-in, and Lee Wildman was getting worried.
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Leahy and Republican Senator Richard Shelby spoke to reporters during a break in private meetings.
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Was he at the break in the arc or was he free-throw line extended?
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Prosecutors said the couple had originally plotted to firebomb the synagogue but couldn't break in.
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The two had a confrontation mid-break-in, and Constanzo hit the man with nunchucks.
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Occasionally, two or three first-time nominees will break in, but rarely four or five.
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By Monday, Russia announced a daily five-hour break in the bombardment, from 9 a.m.
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But there was no break in that political unanimity, and the community response was overwhelming.
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We set a date when you're on break in the hopes that you might attend!
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Employment has been growing steadily since 2010, with no break in the trend after 2016.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump appeared to sarcastically call out a break-in at Rep.
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On the night of the break in June, only five guards were reportedly on duty.
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The museum will take a monthlong break in March, before opening back up in April.
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Caruso's daughter, Gianna, Olivia and several other friends were spending spring break in the area.
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The novel coronavirus has ended spring break in Fort Lauderdale and Miami Beach in Florida.
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Mutations may arise when a cell tries to fix a break in its DNA strand.
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During a break in the seminar, Dr. Rashpal Deol, a dentist from San Ramon, Calif.
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But the attempted break-in made him realize it was time for a security upgrade.
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During a break in the trial Tuesday afternoon, other Republican senators praised the amended resolution.
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Shopping excursions to the store are typically bisected by a break in the elegant restaurant.
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Photographer Jacki Bruniquel caught a groom and a friend taking a break in spun chairs.
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KCB, which is the region's biggest bank by assets, confirmed the break-in on Twitter.
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Asked about how they might break in 2020, many winced or seemed pained by indecision.
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It will move through U.K. parliament when lawmakers return from the summer break in September.
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It is likely that the President won't take much of a break in his rhetoric.
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One new break in the tax bill is a tweak to the medical expense deduction.
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There were reportedly no signs of a break-in at either apartment in Trump Tower.
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"People talk about the break-in as if I could have seen it," she said.
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Here he sets down his canvas gym bag of break-in tools and unzips it.
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She doesn't wake up in the middle of the night, worrying someone might break in.
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She remarried and had another son — so the break in the case came as a surprise.
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The House plan leaves the tax break in place, but further restricts who can claim it.
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Malek got his first big break in a brief appearance on Gilmore Girls back in 2004.
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I've been trying to figure out an appropriate place to have an ad break in here.
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Slim Jxmmi was home at the time of the break in, but Swae Lee was not.
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Specifically, she had a break in the lamina papyracea, one of the bones surrounding the eye.
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Asian markets have been muted by a week-long break in China, a major resources consumer.
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Spend your spring break in Mexico, but you're building a church for 18 hours a day.
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After SpaceX's Falcon 9 rockets reach space, the fairings break in half and fall to Earth.
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The break-in at the Manchester office was reported as a burglary at 9:16 a.m.
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For best picture, only Gerwig's work managed to break in as one of the nine nominees.
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The following year, he would get his big break in the film "Philadelphia" alongside Tom Hanks.
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Initially concerned about a break-in or a stalking landlord, the user turned to r/legaladvice.
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But it could present problems for those less-heralded developers who are looking to break in.
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He also noted that he's had experience dealing with a break-in at his home before.
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Initially they did not succeed in changing either public or political opinion about the break-in.
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McGwire hit 33 of his 49 homers by the All-Star break in 1987 for Oakland.
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There was only a short break in-between my time with Flinthook, Strafe, and Dead Cells.
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But one particular announcement from last week feels like the first real break in the dam.
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Her UPN sitcom, Eve, aired the year after she had her big film break in Barbershop.
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An official British report from 1834 records the established custom of the "tea-break" in factories.
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Harry's mother Christine (Nadine Marshall), a detective, hears about John's little locker "break-in" and investigates.
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In every circumstance, the pattern is: break in, harvest information and use it to gain influence.
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It might not be as fun for the men and women trying to break in, though.
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A federal mediator, as a result, called for a break in the negotiations on Friday afternoon.
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The hard part is predicting how much, and how often, glaciers might break in the future.
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Molleker, 18, recorded the match's only service break in the first game of the second set.
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During our customary break in the middle of class, I shared my feelings with my classmates.
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What about the game where you board up a house while zombies try to break in?
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The thought that you're living life in an endless loop without a break in the action.
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Field sent a friend a text message that alerted police to the break-in, Conley said.
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The guy can't catch a break ... In other news, Nicolas Cage is in Kazakhstan. pic.twitter.com/ceAk0ktgqy
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Biden's age is likely contributing to the sharp age break in his support for the primaries.
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Consultations have been steadily moving forward despite the Christmas break in the United States, Gao said.
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Police said on Thursday that they were "relieved" to finally get a break in the case.
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The woman was not physically injured in the bizarre break-in, say police, according to Patch.com.
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Watergate began, clearly, with a crime: the break-in at Democratic Party headquarters in June 1972.
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Entertainment Tonight reports that police received a call about the break-in around 1:00 a.m.
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Once the Watergate break-in happened, that tension between the FBI and the White House intensified.
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The exoskeleton has no break in choreography, and the performer can't unstrap themselves from the device.
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The first time they've spoken was last week, after an eight-year break in their relationship.
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Weighing an early morning run while there's a break in the LA rain…..but first coffee!
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Two weeks later, the Washington Post reported the Watergate break-in of the Democratic National Committee.
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Nixon insisted on firing Archibald Cox, the special prosecutor hired to investigate the Watergate break-in.
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While glass French Presses tend to break in accidents, stainless steel ones like this do not.
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They're still hand-sewn, full-grain, unlined leather, and they break in without losing a stitch.
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Published a month before the Watergate break-in, the book received much attention but mixed reviews.
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You don't have to celebrate Christmas to enjoy a holiday break in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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They quickly conformed to my foot and there wasn't a break-in period to speak of.
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The police released a security camera video of the break-in, which occurred around 5 a.m.
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I wore my pair right out of the box and had no painful break-in period.
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Two weeks before, there had been another break-in, when thieves escaped with an antique vase.
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I first read about the original arcade release of Border Break in 2009 over on MechaDamashii.
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"We have spent 100 days in prison," Wa Lone told reporters during a break in proceedings.
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And there are countless reasons why a couple might take a break in the first place.
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She even ends up faking a break-in at her own house to cover her lies.
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A break in routine is also coming; more fun is on the way for you, Sagittarius.
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One GOP senator told Axios "the dam would break" in Congress if Trump pulled the trigger.
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"Barring injury, I'll smash it," Heath said during a break in his workout a bit earlier.
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Soon, the music is interrupted by a great rumble, and the kitchen walls break in half.
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"The mandible is half a ring, and rings like to break in two spots," O'Carroll explained.
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And now, unless there's a real break in this case, let's never talk about this again.
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For example, if there is a break in the timer or clog in the irrigation lines.
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I can take a lunch break in Central Park, go to Times Square if I'm bored.
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A break in the weather on Friday could allow for avalanche crews to clear some roads.
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" Attorney General John N. Mitchell, who helped plan the Watergate break-in, was "a Peeping Tom.
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Osaka got off to a slow start, trailing by an early break in the opening set.
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During Monday's lunch break in between presentations, the undeclared senators came together on the Senate floor.
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"I came up with the concept after Christmas break in Costa Rica," she said of Purist.
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The fluttering woodwinds that break in came across like rustling, slightly ominous sea birds and mists.
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Andrew Brown, 37, the technology director at the D.N.C., was born after that famous break-in.
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Vacationers on "spring break" in March represent a third ski-season peak in prices and traffic.
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The circle broke up, and the pilots urged the cattle toward a break in the trees.
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By the end of my third meal, I was desperate for some break in the monotony.
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They shouldn't require a break-in period — a too-tight Rothy's shoe is just too small.
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Mr. Loeb was held on $500,000 bail, an unusually high amount for a car break-in.
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" It was easy to break in, said Derene, because "basic security practices were not being followed.
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She was looking at a break in the bushes, barely wider than a girl in profile.
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That day, though, he took his lunch break in his priest costume in Grand Central Terminal.
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Vern had surgery to repair broken bones in his leg after the September 3 break in.
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Rybarikova was down a set and a break in the second set and had to rally.
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The government's campaign to discredit the whistle-blowers foreshadowed the Watergate break-in a year later.
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But the window after spring break in late April until Memorial Day, there's a slight dip.
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Those who have a break in coverage can face high premiums tethered to their health status.
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The victory came hours after Oakland scored a 223-230, 83-inning victory on Saturday night and gave the A's two wins in each of the three-game series played leading into the All-Star break in San Francisco and coming out of the break in Oakland.
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The break-in — the fourth such attempt, Drew says, with one previous break-in succeeding but not accomplishing the mission at hand — had been planned by Howard Hunt and G. Gordon Liddy at the behest of the Committee to Reelect the President (CRP), Nixon's campaign committee.
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Politicians have stepped up to defend President-elect Donald Trump's choice, despite the potential break in protocol.
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We will all dance to Mark Ronson until our fragile bones break in retribution for this humiliation.
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In 27 percent of the tests the hackers began outside the network environment, attempting to break in.
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I think if we give kids a break in education, we would have fewer crimes being committed.
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Investors are also counting on more stimulus from China after the Chinese New Year break in February.
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That means it's worth enjoying the break in the action — because it may soon get much worse.
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Though he started in Westerns, the actor got his major big screen break in 1976 in Lifeguard.
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Made from vachetta leather, these summer sandals will break in beautifully and hold up all season long.
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There were no injuries, and the motive for the break-in is not currently known, police said.
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He believes that the way to "break in" will be through the vice-president-elect, Mike Pence.
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This includes a six-month waiting period for those who have a break in their insurance coverage.
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Erbil (CNN)The US and Turkey announced a five-day break in fighting in Northern Syria today.
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Authorities say there were no injuries and the motive for the break-in is not currently known.
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The English Premier League, which commences on August 10th, has had the shortest break in its history.
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Now, she gets invited onto rooftops; unlike some of the others, she doesn't have to break in.
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Any break in this chain means there is no self-reinforcing cycle and hence no learning effects.
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The first intelligence reports about a possible prison break in Pedro Juan Caballero surfaced in mid-December.
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But if Mitsubishi wants to break in to the regional jet market in North America, size matters.
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Authorities arrived at their home, saw evidence of a break-in and found their bodies, she said.
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AND IF THERE'S SOME BREAK IN HOW OUR OUTLOOK IS INFERRED THEN WE WOULD DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT.
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It's a claim that, if true, would be a glacier-sized break in an ice-cold case.
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Three hours after the break-in, police returned in force and dispersed the crowd with tear gas.
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I am in fear now, they may try to do either break in or threaten my family.
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During a quick break in my schedule, I place a mobile order for groceries at Fred Meyer.
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It's also a break in tradition not to have the bride's family name represented in the design.
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Kaspersky discovered the latest version of Skimer this month after investigating a break-in at a bank.
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But every new break in the case has provided some validation that it's all been worth it.
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Olivia Jade previously spoke about her spring break in one of the videos on her YouTube channel.
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After her death, it took 11 years for police to make a break in the cold case.
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Director Judd Apatow, who credits Shandling with his break in show business, was heartbroken by Shandling's death.
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Other than the sitar break in "Getting Better," this is George's only serious contribution to the album.
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The teams will meet in a three-game rematch immediately following the All-Star break in Oakland.
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She fell behind by a break in the deciding set before rallying to close out the match.
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Nixon and his administration tried to cover up a break-in at the Democratic National Committee headquarters.
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I waited to write my review to give it enough time to break in and turn crappy.
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The Watergate special prosecutor was appointed because there had been a felony break-in at DNC headquarters.
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Regardless, Norwegian street style stars know how to take advantage of a little break in weather patterns.
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SUNDAY morning is usually the only break in the hectic Beirut round of politics, commerce and partying.
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It's a massive victory for the Trump administration, which before Monday couldn't get a break in court.
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The draft calls for a two-week break in fighting to allow aid into the besieged country.
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Students also reported facing increased security measures when they returned to school following spring break in April.
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MPs will also take a break in the second half of September to attend political party conferences.
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Attackers could break in without those credentials if they have physical access to the computer, he said.
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Yet analysts say its clear technical break in the past day is not a definite buying signal.
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When there was a break in the gunfire, she ran to the bleachers, then to a hotel.
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He prosecuted several Nixon aides, who became central figures in the Watergate case, for that break-in.
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Trump and Kim walk through the gardens of the Capella hotel during a break in the summit.
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It was a noticeable break in stride for the Trump campaign, which had zeroed in on Mrs.
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If those both break in Democrats favor, California Republicans will see their ranks chopped nearly in half.
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Mnuchin's remarks were a break in precedent, since most previous Treasury secretaries have touted a strong dollar.
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At the meeting, Mr. Reilly asked the investigator to look into the break-in at his apartment.
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A war veteran, he hasn't forgotten any of his killing skills, so the break-in gets messy.
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"And during the break in communications, we both heard the small whimpering of a child," Jessop recalled.
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I pulled them on and walked 40 blocks comfortably on cushiony soles with zero break-in time.
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Although Taylor has said she'll be taking a break in the New Year... BUT HOW COULD SHE?
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During an afternoon break in the Chicago conference, German gestures to the street beyond the hotel's lobby.
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Captives locked away in dank, dirty conditions; a break-in, a getaway vehicle, and a man hunt.
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The superintendent quickly called the police, and officers discovered no signs of a break-in or robbery.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation ranks retirement accounts as the second most-expensive tax break in America.
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From that All-Star break in 241 until this All-Star break, the A's went 231-211.
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Sometimes you gotta ask yourself, when is the white man gonna get a break in this country?
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Seriously, WTA video caught her joking during a break in the match about how bad she was.
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But analysts remained cautious, citing seasonal distortions due to the long lunar New Year break in February.
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Negative reviews include complaints that there is a "weird" taste and that the balls break in half.
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Under these waivers, insurers could only do this for people who have a break in health coverage.
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A witness named her as a co-conspirator in his infamous maximum-security prison break in 20153.
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" She argues that millionaires like herself don't deserve another tax break in this "time of staggering inequality.
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Max Schulman, a junior at Vanderbilt University, contracted the coronavirus while on spring break in Barcelona, Spain.
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Typically, they break in half in space and just fall back to Earth, never to be recovered.
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Police found no signs of a break-in at the apartment, and have not described a motive.
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If I had a break in medical coverage, I could be facing those costs on my own.
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Nixon's men authorize a break-in at the office of the Pentagon Papers leaker Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist.
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It was a brief break in GOP unity, but one that did little damage in the end.
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Go deeper: Goldman Sachs sees break in the clouds in latest economic forecast Recession fears have vanished
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"Three most important questions," Mr. Sussmann wrote to his clients the night the break-in was confirmed.
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He has also argued a break in relations would disadvantage U.S. arms manufacturers without helping the region.
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It would be a major break in protocol with the president sitting in the White House. 8.
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Even so, spring break in Miami Beach kicked off two weeks ago and it's been pretty wild.
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But UPS officials tell Reuters that the company could soon break in to all of these areas.
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Cole predicted that the next CR will extend government funding until the recess break in mid-February.
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The result would be a tie that Vice President Mike Pence would break in Ms. DeVos's favor.
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I've never had a car actually break in a way that severely hindered usability until this Lexus.
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" He added, "We tried to break in with questions, but he ignored them and rolled right on.
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"Utter disappointment when you're up two breaks in one set, a break in the fifth," he said.
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The second who faced impeachment covered up the wiretapping and break-in at the opposing party's headquarters.
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The 36-year-old Bouwmeester crumpled over after a long shift and during a break in play.
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Nishioka forced a tie-break in the second, which he won when Opelka sent a groundstroke long.
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He has also argued a break in relations would disadvantage U.S. arms manufacturers without helping the region.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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The middle school was also closed on Wednesday due to a possible overnight break-in, officials said.
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During arguments or other emotional outbursts redirect their attention to create a break in the negative spiral.
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He surpassed the 76 runs 1B Carlos Delgado scored before the All-Star break in 203. Donaldson.
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Gaga announced that she and Kinney were taking a break in 2016, following speculation they had split.
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"We would break in, sleep there, and then get up before anyone could find us," she said.
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Officers were called to look into a break-in at a vacant residence at 5:40 a.m.
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A break in the case came in the summer of 20163, the FBI said in a statement.
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Your mother will die too soon, and your heart will break in multiple ways for many years.
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It's about allowing yourself a severe BREAK in your normal rhythm as a conscious(ness) raising experience.
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As such, the issue won't get taken up until lawmakers return from break in September, if then.
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" Mr. Trump accused Iran of "orchestrating" the break-in, adding that "they will be held fully responsible.
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One day, during a break in the writer's room, Strong sneaked in to take a look around.
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Then he got his first on-stage break in drag three years ago at a gay bar.
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It is probably too early to tell if there has been a break in the upward trend.
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If you're neurotic, you'll notice a subtle break in the film between the first and second half.
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When Bill got distracted during his patrol, zombies didn't just break in to kill my best scavenger.
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The money is with people who have taken advantage of every single break in the tax code.
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Well, despite his big break in Air Force One, he didn't pursue his Hollywood dreams for long.
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This makes it harder for new apps to break in, and makes the charts less interesting to browse.
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Former Michigan State University president Lou Anna Simon during a break in the sentencing hearing for Larry Nassar.
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"I kept going right and right and right, with no end-of-level break in sight," he explains.
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Or, if you must act on it, try delaying it until there's a natural break in the conversation.
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In the trailer for an episode entitled "Break In Diplomacy," scheduled to air in the U.S. on Mar.
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Holland got his big onscreen break in 2010 starring in The Impossible alongside Naomi Watts and Ewan McGregor.
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One break in each set was enough for the 49th-ranked Donaldson, who also saved eight break points.
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You can find more information about this tax break in the Adjustments to Income section of Form 1040.
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Krajinovic, however, lost his focus and a forehand error gave Sock an early break in the second set.
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Without clearer video or seeing the experiment replicated, it's tough to know whether it's a genuine break-in.
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During a break in filming, Kit and Emilia went to a concert with co-star Nathalie Emmanuel, 28.
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In addition, the win means that the Orioles will go into the All-Star break in first place.
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"The only time the risk increases is when there is already a break in the skin," she said.
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Butler, according to the outlet, went missing while home in Montclair from college for Thanksgiving break in 2016.
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And the wireless market won't be a three-company business, with Comcast and others trying to break in.
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A break in the case came when police found DNA evidence linking Uribe to the scene, Roy said.
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"The wind was blowing really strong," she said, and added that the crane appeared to break in half.
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Even Aguilera's peers — like Britney Spears or Beyoncé — have never taken such a long break in between albums.
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Your doctor may recommend taking multiple readings per session, with a short break in between, to ensure accuracy.
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According to Fox 8, building management changed the apartment's locks in December after a previous unexplained break-in.
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Amazon allows filmmakers to upload titles directly to its platform to be discovered, as "The Break-In" was.
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I only have a few details but it seems like it was the result of a break in.
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Two other rhinos, a 37-year-old and a five-year-old, were unharmed during the break-in.
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And in 1800, John Adams, America's second president, became the first president to break in the digs. 3.
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Video "I'll have more to say about the August break in the near future," the Kentucky Republican replied.
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A preliminary investigation suggested three robbers used a sledgehammer to break in to the property, the spokesman said.
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Also buy the max warranty for when they break in 6-12 month and get them replaced easily.
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The initial police investigation focused on the Ramsey family, as investigators found no sign of a break-in.
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"It was a cool way to break in your khakis," Irwin told Powell during the ET sit-down.
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"Not for one moment has there been a break in the negotiations with this armed insurgency," he said.
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Then I buy an umbrella off of Amazon because I want one that won't break in the wind.
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I'm a tie-in writer, so I sometimes come in during a certain break in a video game.
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The case was reopened in 2014 when investigators believed forensic technology could generate a break in the case.
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Over the course of two weeks, the attackers tried to break in, damage and otherwise harass computer systems.
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The break in the investment pipeline is clear when you look at the way corporations struggle to invest.
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It questions the existence of the pidgin stage, a break in language transmission before rebuilding into the creole.
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In the general election last June, this political levee was expected to break in favour of the Conservatives.
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She got her big break in the TV series "Life with Elizabeth," which aired from 1952 until 1955.
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Engineered with military-grade materials, a locking wedge absorbs the force should there be an attempted break-in.
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Warren helped seal the deal with a personal phone call Thursday during a break in the impeachment trial.
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Johnson attributes the move higher at the start of the year as simply a temporary break in selling.
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Because then if there's a break in conversation it's not awkward, you don't feel rushed to fill it.
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John Dean testified about the White House and Nixon's involvement in the Watergate break-in and cover-up.
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Over his summer break in 2016, Srijan decided to invest some of his sneaker earnings in the market.
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Rakuten's shares were down 3 percent by the midday break in Tokyo on Monday, underperforming the broader market.
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But while his belongings were nowhere to be found, there was absolutely no sign of a break-in.
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LisaRaye was out of town, and a family member checking up on the house discovered the break-in.
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A decade ago, Mahindra tried to break in to the U.S. market with a low-cost pickup truck.
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After losing the first set, Sharapova attacked Siniakova's serve to seal an early break in the second set.
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In "The Guide" (2018), radiant light emanates from a break in the dense foliage, beckoning the pilgrim deeper.
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She would reign supreme until June of 1993, five weeks after that fateful match break in Hamburg, Germany.
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The 1972 Watergate break-in triggered two years of investigations by the media, Congress and a special prosecutor.
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And every time there was a temporary break in the gunfire, they'd get up and sprint for cover.
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The 37-year-old managed the only break in the opening set to take control of the match.
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A break in the web, as any newspaperman knows, brings production to a time-consuming and expensive halt.
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However, a Democratic official familiar with Friday's meeting downplayed any suggestion of an imminent break in the logjam.
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Things first seemed amiss when the justices returned from their winter break in the second week of January.
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For the DREAM Act, I think you could get strong border security and a break in chain migration.
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He headed into this two-week break in an unusually festive mood, having just celebrated his 55th birthday.
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Williams got off to an inauspicious start Thursday when she lost a break in the match's first game.
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One of them contacted the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation a few days after the break in.
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On the third day he told me it's time you open the door so I don't break in.
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Time is running short, with Congress set to break in mid-July for the summer presidential nominating conventions.
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He then pled guilty to obstruction of justice related to the cover up surrounding the Watergate break-in.
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In 2019, it made headlines after a man managed to break in and fall asleep on a couch.
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They break in, bearing scissors, and bring nothing but trouble, yet that's not the worst thing about them.
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You can hear my heart break in real time on the full episode and read a excerpt below.
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And the money is with people who have taken advantage of every single break in the tax code.
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After months of challenging Cohen's involvement in the hush deal, there was a major break in the case.
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On July 16, the owner of a sailboat anchored not far from the houseboat reported a break-in.
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Witnesses say they heard a bottle break in the skirmish and saw someone wielding it as a weapon.
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Or at least better than it would if you tried it during a weekend city break in Basildon.
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Big Break In 2010, while interning at DKNY, Ms. Ali would wear her homemade pieces around the office.
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In it, a Yale freshman from Vermont spends Thanksgiving break in New York City, where something awful ensues.
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President Richard M. Nixon dismissed the agency's chief for refusing to help cover-up the Watergate break in.
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Cartlidge raps, sings, bleats and does something in between with a near-yodel register break in his voice.
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Big Break: In 2015, the designer Demna Gvasalia was making waves with his Vetements x Champion capsule collection.
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He caught a break in 22004 when the Supreme Court decided that intellectually disabled peopled can't be executed.
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He caught a break in 2002 when the Supreme Court decided that intellectually disabled peopled can't be executed.
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That break-in effectively marked the end of one of the strangest experiments in the history of science.
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The other major tax break in the cross hairs of House Republicans is the home mortgage interest deduction.
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Yasir (William Catlett), meanwhile, is living out of his car and waiting for his big break in directing.
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Something out there is screaming and thrashing around, and it sounds like someone is trying to break in.
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But other cases are more extraordinary, like the vast fund-raising operation that enabled the Watergate break-in.
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American intelligence agencies have determined Russian hackers were behind the electronic break-in of the Democratic National Committee.
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Sharapova consolidated her break in the next game, then broke again when Babos was serving at 1-3.
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The Nationals — haunted by repeated autumn failures — finally caught a break in the month that has bedeviled them.
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I like the break in my day, but it is tough to make myself go back into work.
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"No, I think that's off the table," Schumer told reporters during a break in the trail Wednesday afternoon.
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In the last few weeks, someone had been repeatedly trying to break in to his home and car.
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"Given the late polling seeming to break in his favor, not finishing first might seem disappointing," Kondik said.
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Great green pines blur past the window when suddenly there's a break in the forest to our right.
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Outplayed during two losses in Boston, the Cavs used a three-day break in the series to regroup.
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Passwords are being taken and hackers are trying to break in, but first: a cartoon about cancel culture.
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The resulting damage to the cells causes a break in the usual succession of rings—a frost ring.
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A man even managed to break in to the Queen&aposs bedroom in Buckingham Palace back in 1982.
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Rand Paul could be seen on the Senate floor during the first break in the trial visibly frustrated.
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In that role, he shredded incriminating documents and paid hush money to people involved in the break-in.
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Then the semifinals and the final would be held during an extended weeklong All-Star Break in July.
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W. Mark Felt, an F.B.I. official, leaked details of the Watergate break-in that led to Nixon's impeachment.
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The prison break in 1962, one of the world's most famous, occurred at Alcatraz, in San Francisco Bay.
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That intensity is followed by a substantial break in April, however, which some observers say is probably best.
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Andrew M. Cuomo said during a break in closed-door meetings with the three legislative leaders in Albany.
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McCarthy told Fox News that he was not in his office at the time of the break-in.
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"A renter needs to be physically present to report a break-in," Sam said he had been told.
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Why not have an eight-foot tall Tyrannosaurs Rex inside to scare off burglars when they break in?
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For one thing, someone might break in and steal it; for another, you might use it against yourself.
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For instance, Nixon's Attorney General John Mitchell authorized the Watergate break-in when he was still at DOJ.
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Overall, the news on North Korea lately isn't encouraging for those hoping for a break in rising tensions.
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North Korea has not publicly commented on the Madrid break-in, nor filed a complaint with Spanish police.
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Well, I've already broken those laws that I wasn't supposed to break in terms of employment and fraud.
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P.I.M.P. They took a break in March after she got caught up in a raid at his house.
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That "girl power" will surely come in handy as Mel B searches for the man behind the break-in.
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"Maybe not the way you want to break in your brand new #Ferrari," Oregon State Police wrote on Twitter.
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We don't all work at the same time often—a simple break-in only requires a couple of us.
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Taylor Swift is spending quality time with boyfriend Joe Alwyn during a well-deserved break in between tour stops.
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And there are a lot of things, small things, you need to actually break in to, like, smaller pieces.
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Thankfully, the bear seemed uninjured and the glass door did not crack or shatter in the break in attempt.
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There was a massive break in the path of our economy —and the problem was even worse for Europe.
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Soon, it grew into an on-campus controversy -- a potential break in the taboo against advocacy by military personnel.
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The music there, however, provided a much-needed break in pace with less bump-and-grind and more melody.
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By the All Star break in 2008, just under 7 percent of games had five or more home runs.
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The company said the option was strictly voluntary, and aimed at workers looking for a break in their rent.
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The Senate vote on the 2017 bill is expected to be pushed through before the summer break in July.
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So the tapes represented the single best source of evidence into the White House's involvement in the break-in.
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"If this is true… it should represent a fundamental break in our relationship," says Chris Murphy, a Democratic senator.
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She broke Kontaveit three times in a 23-minute first set and got an early break in the second.
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Not long after, he finally got his big break in the from of a televised gig at the Apollo.
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Mycroft maintains that it's not an institution or asylum, and uses the word "incarceration" when they break in later.
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He then drove 10 hours home from a break in Italy, picked up his team kit at 6.30 a.m.
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As Ocean paced the stage and ran through "Pyramids," Keys began to harmonize with a break in the track.
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Harbour and Patterson were arrested in September, 43 years after the murders, following a break in the cold case.
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"I was in prison from 2008 to 2015 with a six month break in between," Cochran told the outlet.
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At age 23, on a Christmas break in North Carolina, Moore spotted an email that her mom had drafted.
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"After eating I waited for a break in business so that I could return to Tina's window," she wrote.
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But with health care costs rising, and private insurance companies not playing ball, something's sure to break in 2017.
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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich told CNBC on Monday that a "historic" break in the party could be brewing.
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Christine and her partner Kevin (Kamil Lemieszewski) also investigate a different break-in — one committed by Steinar and Alf.
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But then there was a brief break in the firing, and Perez ran out the back of the club.
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David's defense alleged a break-in and claimed at both trials that he was innocent, reports the Houston Chronicle.
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I mean, shit, when are white men born to great wealth going to catch a break in this country?!
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The player was slapped with a code violation for briefly removing her shirt during a break in her match.
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The Pentagon downplayed concerns that the reviewing process for the JEDI deal was a break in the bureaucratic process.
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He stayed with the show – appearing onscreen frequently – until 1980, and returned after a five-year break in 1985.
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It's doesn't sound like this latest break in is as bad, but what an impossibly rough night for Puig.
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The Spaniard met Sheikh Mansour for the first time during City's recent warm-weather training break in Abu Dhabi.
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Investigators got a break in the case when Hernandez was arrested in June 2013 in the murder of Lloyd.
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I think the industry, there's an in-group and you've got to break in and it's not totally easy.
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After announcing the break in negotiations in Switzerland, de Mistura said he would travel to London for Thursday's conference.
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Women have been trying to break in since we entered the workforce, but our efforts have been largely futile.
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In Watergate, a presidential campaign authorized a break-in aimed at stealing sensitive information from the Democratic National Committee.
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Midway through the film, the screen went dark -- not a break in the old film -- the call to prayers.
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From what he remembers, though, Lavin said he decided to go for a swim during a break in production.
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She then fell down a break in the third set before ultimately surviving in 3 hours and 3 minutes.
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She then took a four-month break in Hawaii where she began working on her chart-topping SweetSexySavage album.
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They sense desperation from a self-driving late-comer hunting for a big break in a significant future industry.
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The Ducks want to get out of rabid pro-Oilers environment in Edmonton during the break in the series.
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If you're an ethical hacker and you're looking for vulnerabilities in order to report them, you must break in.
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He's returned to his first big break in his new documentary, Best Worst Thing That Ever Could Have Happened.
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In particular, it wanted to break in to the lucrative Sao Paulo to Rio de Janeiro air shuttle business.
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The unseeded partners saved only one break in four opportunities as they bowed out in one hour, 30 minutes.
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The tapes showed Nixon directing his chief of staff to halt the FBI investigation of the Watergate break-in.
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For what it's worth: The first day I wore these shoes, I experienced zero blisters or "break-in" pain.
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Trammell: It certainly made the break-in easier to have the Kraftwerks makerspace and chemlab in the same building.
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"As I've indicated I'll have more to say about the August break in the near future," he told reporters.
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She earned her big break in 1953, starring as "the Girl" in Stanley Kubrick's war drama Fear and Desire.
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The challenge, for us, is to witness every chomp, and there's no break in the scene until she's done.
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One is simplistic and linear: men built computers and the internet, and now women are struggling to break in.
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I fought against closing my eyes and sinking into it, still hopeful for a miraculous break in the clouds.
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No break-in period: they were comfortable right off the bat, once they fluffed up from their compressed packaging.
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"Lindsey Graham said he hadn't even read it all," King said on CNN during a break in Barr's testimony.
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"There's been a break in Venezuela's constitutional order, and the streets are our way to rescue it," he said.
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Sure seemed it might, with Nadal ahead by two sets and a break in the third at 3-23.
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Schoolchildren outside the Old South got the day off, a nice break in the cold northern winters of February.
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House Republicans talk during a break in Wednesday's Intelligence Committee hearing, part of the impeachment inquiry into President Trump.
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But with a crowded field of Democrats already vying for the nomination, it could be difficult to break in.
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Wildcard Tsonga beat Moldova's Radu Albot 6-1 6-3 after overcoming an early break in the second set.
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The American Health Care Act in the House had a surcharge for those who have a break in coverage.
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During the break in between, the band headed to London to play two shows at the renowned Marquee Club.
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Alongside conversations about football, foreign policy, and "the Jews," the tapes revealed Nixon's role in the Watergate break-in.
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"It feels to me like we are seeing a decisive break in coal relative to the past," Dale said.
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The plan, for instance, lets insurance companies charge people more for having a break in continuous health care coverage.
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Right before the All-Star break in the last year of his rookie-scale contract, Kanter demanded a trade.
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Here we have facts that are much worse: We have a foreign power that has orchestrated a break-in.
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Nevertheless, everyone took a break in their day to dunk on the New York Times' bad coverage of Canada.
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The break-in period can be unpleasant, as great as they will look and feel once worn in some.
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"I have my eye on the SEC Network," she said Tuesday in Stamford during a break in her schedule.
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He also includes an "ad break" in the middle of a video, which he said has helped his earnings.
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Note, however, that in our testing, we weren't able to set off the alarm by pretending to break in.
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The newspaper reported that he learned of the break-in from a security notification system while out of town.
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Mr. Forte got his first big break in 1957, opening for Della Reese at the Apollo Theater in Harlem.
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Both parents were home but unaware of the break-in until they heard their daughter scream, Ms. Nunez said.
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But if nothing else, it is a fascinating break in an otherwise dull part of the college football offseason.
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In Watergate, the burglars were caught by the police during the break-in at the scene of the crime.
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During a break in filming, Caso walked down Deadwood's main street, surveying her team's handiwork and pointing out landmarks.
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We take a break in the Plaza de la Soledad, in front of the church that shares its name.
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This recklessness was demonstrated on Wednesday, when a video of young people on Spring Break in Florida went viral.
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Not a single witness has testified that I had any knowledge of the planning for the Watergate break‐in.
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She was chastised by members of the administration during a break in the meeting, she said, for her reporting.
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The hometown of the student on spring break in Miami was misstated in a previous version of this story.
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It is heavily implied that the Comedian violently suppressed knowledge of the Watergate break-in on President Nixon's behalf.
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"I've seen the supplemental testimony" from Pence aide Jennifer Williams, Schumer told reporters during a break in the trial.
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He did catch a small break in that cops decided not to ticket him for the alleged unsafe turn.
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On weekends through June 4, both plays are performed on the same day, with a dinner break in between.
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But as both armies began to struggle to feed themselves, the Italian government wanted a break in the stalemate.
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Her statement represents a startling break in the Warren-Sanders relationship, which has largely been cordial and mutually beneficial.
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The latest break in the case came on Tuesday, when it emerged that the Saudis reportedly hacked Bezos' phone.
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Vinegar and sea salt are recommended to help break in the mat's texture and restore grippiness to the surface.
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In early 85033, the Senate Watergate Committee was formed to investigate the break in at the Democratic National Committee.
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Sundqvist had another break-in during the second period, this time short-handed, but Vasilevskiy stopped his snap shot.
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Both the Watergate break-in and the related influence buying involved opening doors, literally and figuratively, with disastrous results.
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CEL rejected Lleshaj's allegations of negligence, including that it had failed to notify the police of the break-in.
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" Ask what this is about and the probable answer is "something about a break-in and a cover-up.
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I even threw a towel over the safe so it wouldn't be an obvious target in a break-in.
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"I should be in the newsroom reporting," Mr. Wa Lone told The Times during a break in the hearing.
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Or, in other words, students who are already steeped in the financial world and don't need to break in.
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Forensic investigators found no evidence of poisoning or physical trauma, nor was there any sign of a break-in.
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Big Boy had escaped about a week before the break in, and had traveled over three miles from home.
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But that is more of a result of a favorable total head count versus a deliberate break in tradition.
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Do they interrupt someone or do they patiently wait for a break in the conversation to say their goodbyes?
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Despite their best efforts there was no public outcry for impeachment and no break in the ranks by Republicans.
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But only one instance of wrongdoing — his effort to cover up the Watergate break-in — won the public's attention.
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Dean's testimony before Congress detailed that Nixon had been involved in the cover-up of the Watergate break-in.
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The classic drum break in Lyn Collins' 1972 single "Think About It" has been sampled in over 2,000 songs.
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I enjoy the break in the day before I go back into the fire that is my work week.
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In Nixon's case, the cover-up of the break-in failed, in large part because of a legendary whistleblower.
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During a mid-afternoon break in the hearing, he announced the launch of a new website in a tweet.
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" The ending, she adds, "like a sudden break in the weather, astonishes with the force of its unexpected beauty.
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I'd also like to avoid 16 straight hours of flying by taking a break in london for a day.
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"The dread word 'Watergate,' is not just the stupid, unprofitable, break-in attempt," said Republican Edward Brooke in 1974.
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Images of the controlled descent in the control room showed an abrupt break in the otherwise controlled normal descent.
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During a mid-afternoon break in the hearing, he announced the launch of a new website in a tweet.
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Feinstein told reporters during a brief break in the hearing that she was a "yes" on the former prosecutor.
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Nixon, of course, did no such thing and didn't even know about the break-in until after it happened.
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Another complaint was the time it took to break in the gloves before they softened up and became pliable.
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Good timing for that change, because the country super couple has a break in their tour dates until May.
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While the family took a break in the living room, Boucher went to the balcony with her ice chest.
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He waits until midnight, shoulders his backpack and his bag of break-in tools, and sets out from camp.
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I mean, you can be at the best break in the world and it can be just dog shit.
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The Watergate scandal was a drama that took years to unfold — beginning with a June 17, 1972 break-in at the Watergate Hotel and culminating in the August 5, 1974 release of the "smoking gun tape," where President Nixon is caught on tape conspiring to shut down the investigation into this break-in.
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Read more " _____ • Jonathan Chait in New York Magazine: "Just as no conclusive proof ever found that Nixon ordered the break-in of Democratic headquarters during the 1972 election, there is not yet any clear proof that Trump's campaign colluded with Russia's electronic break-in to Democratic electronic records during the 2016 election.
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The agricultural market "is littered with struggling technology companies that have tried to break in", says Jonathan Downey of Airware.
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It's where the wealthy from New York and Boston come for a break in their second homes, among the pines.
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Genetic genealogy leads to an arrest It would take 30 more years until investigators got a break in the case.
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A WW customer can work in a guided meditation during a stressful commute, or a quick break in the workday.
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Ellen DeGeneres revealed her big break in comedy was inspired by one of the most tragic losses in her life.
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Watergate took years to investigate and unfold, with almost 26 months from the break-in to the day Nixon resigned.
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"Law enforcement never forgets," Miami Sheriff Dave Duchak said of the break in the case, according to the Daily News.
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Plan to move from one exercise to the next rapidly, with just a 30- to 60-second break in between.
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Maxine Waters gave investigators their key break in arresting 56-year-old Cesar Altieri Sayoc, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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The thick, padded straps take a while to break in, and at 3.5 pounds it's heavy for an everyday pack.
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The break-in at the Watergate occurred on June 17, 1972, and for many months afterward, nothing seemed to change.
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It's a nice little break in the middle of the day and I get in some fresh air and kisses.
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In Mr. Lisiecki's hands, the piano's bereft reply sounded like the voice of a Romantic poet trying to break in.
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His Central Command nomination represents a break in tradition; it has almost always gone to generals of more conventional backgrounds.
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The break in the Larsen C Ice Shelf as seen from a European Space Agency satellite on July 12, 2017.
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At the time, Congress was already looking into the break-in and investigating Nixon's potential involvement and cover-up efforts.
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When Jenna got back to her vehicle, she spoke to photogs about the break-in, and she was understandably frazzled.
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Darlie Routier is taken away in handcuffs during a lunch break in the sentencing phase of her trial in 1997.
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Within the last week, Dave says there has been a major break in the case after human remains were discovered.
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Little's mother, Janice Moses, said she followed up several times, suggesting leads, hopeful for a break in her son's case.
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People are very focused on taking advantage of identity, it's become a classic: hackers don't break in, they log in.
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Scotty Duncan, Jason McClelland and Cal Morgan, says detectives quickly ruled out a break-in in connection with Tristan's death.
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British police records show Boyd reported a break-in, with two laptops stolen from his London apartment in November 2014.
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Home security systems handle the basics like alerting the police if there's a break in, but they don't detect everything.
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He said someone called police when his family was at the house Sunday, mistakenly believing a break-in had occurred.
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He started working on low-budget films before getting his break in 1971 with Robert Altman's McCabe and Mrs. Miller.
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Andersen also rose to the occasion when the sides returned to even strength, stopping a break-in by Phil Kessel.
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Eleniak revealed that while the film was her first big break in Hollywood, making it wasn't always a magical experience.
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The Wall Street Journal first reported that Nichols was believed to be trying to descend through the break in clouds.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNDonald Trump: It's Always Tough in PhillyAmber Rose: Break-In While AsleepRich Homie Quan: Eyes Set On Olympian!
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Winslow was arrested after police were called for a suspected break-in at a mobile home park in Encinitas, Calif.
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A weekend in Melbourne would cost $1,254, according to the study, while a short break in Sydney would cost $1,222.
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The break-in occurred on Monday while he was eating at a restaurant, according to an Atlanta Police Department report.
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Some of us cry in the bathroom on break in order not to have a breakdown in front of customers.
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But many Syrians, especially those living in rebel-held areas, aren't sure how long any break in violence would last.
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Coming off one of its ugliest performances in years, perhaps No. 17 Pittsburgh could use a break in the schedule.
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And as Kaiser noted, some people will have a stronger incentive to avoid a break in coverage, if they can.
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That is because during his lunch break in Brooklyn, Mr. Lavertue had turned on the heat remotely, using his smartphone.
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In 1974, Richard Nixon had been dogged by this annoying news story about a break-in at the Watergate Hotel.
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Kwikset says removing the lock's keyway is meant to keep homeowners safe from common break-in methods, like lock picking.
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"I only have a few details but it seems like it was the result of a break in," he said.
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The paper concluded that there was a break in the trends starting on August 2010, when the reformulation was introduced.
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Phineas Fisher's initial break-in was on May 22, 2015, around six weeks before they dumped the stolen files online.
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The pattern of a male-dominated Corps has been hard to break in this school that is steeped in tradition.
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After taking a break in early December, Empire will soon return to the air to finish up its second season.
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We didn't know if it was a break in communication, or if something [had] happened and we had no idea.
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Paul Wall and Baby Bash just caught a huge break in their drug case -- a grand jury cut 'em loose.
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Hot and dry weather across California and the Northwest will persist today, with a slight break in temperatures arriving Saturday.
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The door of the TKE fraternity house was unlocked on the night of the break-in, according to NJIT officials.
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They're currently investigating whether this could've been an attempted break-in, and the case has been assigned to a detective.
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"I tried to break in a pair of slip-ons this week to go with my new blazer," Andrews said.
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This is the second break-in and the third time police have responded to her home in force this year.
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Raanta made a sparkling game-saving pad stop on a Jonathan Huberdeau break-in during the five-minute overtime period.
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She hopes to be recovered enough to begin proper training with her club again after the summer break in August.
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After a break in the late afternoon, there will be a private evening reception given by Harry's father, Prince Charles.
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As Spain pushed even more desperately, Graziano Pellè finished off a break in stoppage time to add an insurance goal.
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"I didn't understand what I got myself into," Felicia Robbins, 21, said during a break in her medical specialties class.
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His win represents a significant break in Brazilian politics, as voters abandoned the leftist party that had dominated past elections.
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You can probably even do those activities right in your office when taking a much-deserved break in the afternoon.
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Tampa Police Chief Brian Dugan said the gun was a big break in the case that led to the arrest.
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The couple met in 2008 at the birthday party of a mutual friend during college spring break in Acapulco, Mexico.
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A break in fighting has given residents a chance to share their thoughts, and their doubts, about the country's future.
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Any clue, any little detail such as the phone flip, may lead to a break in the case, authorities said.
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U.N. human rights spokeswoman Elizabeth Throssell called for an investigation of the break-in that complied with international legal procedures.
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Limiting Trump's trade authority would mark a drastic break in the sometimes frayed relationship between congressional Republicans and the president.
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For the Agarwallas, the conversation began when Aditya returned home to New Delhi over Thanksgiving break in 2014 from Princeton.
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Beverley reacted by throwing a bounce pass in Knobler's direction during a break in the action in the fourth quarter.
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Arnold found her American Honey lead, Sasha Lane, while the soon-to-be star was on spring break in Miami.
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"Top Gun" star Kelly McGillissays she was the victim of a scary home break-in and her intruder got physical.
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When you expend that much energy making rotations, every little break in the half-court is a chance to recharge.
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Moving away from that does not mean a break in form, but an opportunity to grow, both sonically and emotionally.
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This is not only about Tillerson just as the 1972 break-in was not only about the Watergate building complex.
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Mr. Narongsak said a break in the rains and increased pump capacity had helped this weekend, enabling the divers' progress.
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He was taking a break in the shade of a tree from his 10-hour shift mowing the town's grass.
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The orientation, run by the House Committee on Administration, will last two weeks, with a weeklong Thanksgiving break in between.
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But before I have the chance to go full Rambo and break in, Sofia comes out to hug me goodbye.
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Though their bond has since warmed, Baldwin said in 2017 that the call caused a "permanent" break in their relationship.
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They found him — the break in the case came from a single detail about the spotting of a white truck.
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She doubts herself — not only about whether she's imagined the break-in, but about how to exist as a mother.
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Interviewed during a break in the Cannes opening ceremony, Murray said shooting the movie was a drama of its own.
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This sequence captures a break-in by masked burglars that comes as a result of the anger from the hacks.
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"It was pretty difficult for me to have a break in the third set and lose my serve," Kvitova said.
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But when President Obama proposed to end the federal tax break in 2015, uproar ensued, and not just from Republicans.
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Executive producer Lisa Tobin proposed the audio equivalent of an F.A.Q. about the coronavirus, a break in our normal form.
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What we're supposed to be watching is that break in their bond, but the film only lazily attends to it.
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The candidate is set on a stage, surrounded by hundreds of supporters who cheer at every break in her speech.
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The former began with the June 1972 break-in of the Democratic National Committee headquarters at the Watergate office building.
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Release date: April 8, 2020What it's about: The 25th Bond film shows Bond attempting to take a break in Jamaica.
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Others said they had experienced a break-in during the outage or missed an accident suffered by a parent: Yep.
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You'll do a round of abs, then sculpt one leg at a time with an ab break in between legs.
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Film awards are part of a cycle that can feed themselves, making it difficult for those excluded to break in.
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He was the subject of a special video tribute by the Senators during the first break in the opening period.
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One goal is to help companies identify attempts to break in as they're happening, so corrective action can be taken.
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Doors broken down and a knife stabbed into a chair The break-in at Swaminarayan Temple was reported Tuesday morning.
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The company also failed to notify employees until almost a full month after the break-in occurred on November 17th.
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But Trump officials are refusing to share what their enrollment targets are, a break in practice from the Obama administration.
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Many thanks to the surprisingly dangerous Caitlin Lovinger for sitting in while I took a short break in the proceedings.
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During a break in the evening's program, as other guests milled about, Rice says she remained seated at her table.
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They had smashed windows of government offices and tried to break in, shouting obscenities and daubing slogans on shop-fronts.
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Matt Gaetz — who led the Republican break-in into a security House Intelligence facility to protest the inquiry — and Rep.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Asian stocks rallied Friday on continued hopes for a break in the US-China trade war.
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Raonic seemed off rhythm from the start, double-faulting twice as the Scot registered a break in the opening game.
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Macron's office also said the government was talking with unions to get a break in transport strikes for Christmas holidays.
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Along the way he learned about a big break in the case: Mr. Imperiale had sent a letter on Aug.
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Before the D.N.C. break-in, I thought of hacking as a prank by mischievous tech-savvy people to get revenge.
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It takes considerable expertise to select the right house, break in without waking the dog and recognize what's worth stealing.
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Nadal came out sharply, targeting lethal, down-the-line groundstrokes to seize momentum with a break in the third game.
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In some dialects of Spanish, a "butrón" is a hole made in a building to carry out a break-in.
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"It's amazing, and I'm so proud," Eva Longoria, who attended draped in black, said during a break in the ceremony.
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In fact, I wondered whether this represented the best possible use for cafes: a total break in your waking hours.
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Earlier this week there was an attempted break-in at the morgue where Kim Jong Nam's body is being stored.
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Earlier this month, North Korea conducted two tests of short-range ballistic missiles, ending an 18-month break in provocations.
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But the company might be looking to catch something of a break in an unlikely place: President Donald Trump's Washington.
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The Chronicle recently published a Car Break-In Tracker that tracks the number of monthly car break-ins across the city.
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One is a social media platform trying to break in to the mainstream where others (like Peach, Ello, and Yo) failed.
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So, during a break in the game, Coach Sekoe White passionately signed to the team, in a display captured on video.
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It started to crystallize for Lunsford: When Austin was planning the break-in, he wanted a local guy experienced in burglary.
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Dianne Feinstein to a small group of reporters huddled in the basement of the Capitol during a break in the hearings.
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Despite going down a break in the decider, Halep kept her composure to prevail 217-2139 2148-216(213) 213-216.
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That Thanksgiving break, in the depths of my homesickness and loneliness, she strode up out of the sea and saved me.
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If you don't have these systems, Alexa Guard won't call the police, it'll just notify you of a potential break-in.
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For now, the company is just letting "a small group of publishers" insert a short ad break in their Live videos.
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It's a low-stakes way to break in fresh talent and scout out the James Wans and Adam Wingards of tomorrow.
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Even though they're gloriously steeped with cultural significance, locs still have a negative connotation that's hard to break in some circles.
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Would you say it's with the pill, more than anything else, that you see a real radical break in dating traditions?
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Break in Case of Emergency, the debut novel from Slate writer Jessica Winter, is not, by contrast, a profoundly powerful novel.
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When Bey released Lemonade two years later, opening up about Jay's unfaithfulness, it was a huge break in discovering a motive.
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A contestant in three Miss Georgia pageants, it took 11 years for police to make a break in the cold case.
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Parmentier dropped the first 10 points of the match, including a love break in which she struck four consecutive forehand errors.
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