I stood over him chanting, break it up break it up break it up…The stone dissolved and he moved away.
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Calls to break it up are being taken increasingly seriously.
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Not going to break it up into more passable pieces.
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They are waiting for the police to break it up.
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Elizabeth Warren has a literal plan to break it up.
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Break it up in the right way, and it's words.
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Charles Lane: We can break it up into little pieces.
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Break it up" and "Mark Zuckerberg has a scary amount of power.
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Which is why I was able to break it up so easy.
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Break it up." and "Mark Zuckerberg has a scary amount of power.
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She cautioned me to try to break it up, but I couldn't.
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A staff member seems to break it up and escort Tomi out.
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The receiver is trained to catch a pass, the defender to break it up.
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Rather than find someone else to do it, we decided to break it up.
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Then, break it up with a feminine top, like this seafoam-colored tulle tank.
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I tried that and was told to break it up into 100-page chunks.
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"I would say Brexit is Brexit...the people voted to break it up," Trump said.
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Facebook would fight any attempt vigorously and would appeal any ruling to break it up.
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Hiram asks Archie to break it up since adults taking down teens is bad press.
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Many critics have urged Apple to redesign it or break it up into several apps.
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And really, "Guys, break it up" hardly sounds to me like a bellicose dictatorial pronouncement.
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But Mr. Trump's efforts to break it up may actually have created the opposite outcome.
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And so everything's digitized and we can also take the content and break it up.
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The teenagers were leaving a party after the police had arrived to break it up.
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And we do have an independent Fed but they might hesitate to break it up.
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Finally, one guy -- possibly a restaurant staffer -- stepped in and tried to break it up.
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The bouncer tried to break it up and Kane put his hands on him too.
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Video "I would say Brexit is Brexit...the people voted to break it up," Trump said.
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It's a friendship so deep that even an engagement with Joe Jonas can't break it up.
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And to break it up — actors, people on crews know these things — you do these things.
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A hundred years of racism could not break it up, it could not destroy black families.
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Since California achieved statehood in 1850, residents have floated dozens of plans to break it up.
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Guzman ended up cutting Waring's face and chest before guards rushed in to break it up.
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If they try to break it up and go Congressman by Congressman, it could be catastrophic.
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If it's getting heavy and the ideas aren't happening then I'll do something to break it up.
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Clariant said White Tale, whose principals included hedge fund manager Keith Meister, wanted to break it up.
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As he tried to break it up, someone from the other crew pulled a gun and fired.
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A fight broke out while I was there and I helped the security staff break it up.
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"Because the wide-leg is already oversized, you need some skin to break it up," Brown says.
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If we're vibing on the music we don't want to break it up or distract from it.
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Cook the sausage, using a wooden spoon to break it up, until browned all over, about 5 minutes.
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The sons began fighting and Jorge tried to break it up -- but realized his kids were too strong.
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I'm obsessed with anything that trusts rhythm and then decides to break it up right in the middle.
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Aron Baynes and Brown came in to break it up, and Terry Rozier put a body on Nance.
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Sanders voted against ICE and would break it up along with CBP, distributing their responsibilities to other agencies.
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If the company does not carry out the changes suggested, oust its chief executive or break it up.
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Waters remained concerned that Wells Fargo is "too big to manage" and renewed calls to break it up. Sen.
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The police had to break it up, and the mayor revoked each man's license to sell for two weeks.
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"We thought maybe we should break it up by gender to see if anything is going on," says Thiessen.
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Using the back of a large wooden spoon, whack the ice cube 3-4 times to break it up.
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The man behind the camera tries to force himself between the woman and the driver to break it up.
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But as the dispute intensified, he said, one of his friends intervened in an attempt to break it up.
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I think if clothes started coming off, that would be the point where I'd have to break it up.
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Freedom From Facebook has been pushing the Federal Trade Commission to treat Facebook like a monopoly and break it up.
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Fifteen years ago the software giant was so powerful and dominant that the U.S. government sought to break it up.
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" Spraggins said the north winds could blow the algae out into the saltwater, where the increased salinity might "break it up.
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There are three pillars of Trump's plan "I kind of break it up into three verticals of three buckets," Bannon said.
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When your uterine lining sheds, your body produces anticoagulant compounds that help break it up into an easily "passable" liquid form.
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For what it's worth ... another member of Yachty's crew tried to intervene, but ultimately hotel management had to break it up.
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A woman tries to break it up here, which only results in White Haired Man landing a bunch of freebie punches.
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Under founder Bill Gates, Microsoft was so dominant in personal computing operating systems that U.S. regulators tried to break it up.
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"Not to go 45 consecutive, but it could be a 25 and a 20 just to break it up," Farrell noted.
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And to Peterson's credit, he waited for his peers to break it up instead of bashing Ascolillo's face with brass knuckles.
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After tussling briefly—and, notably, without anyone attempting to break it up—Marcello put Bennett to sleep with a triangle choke.
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Good footwork by Usami helps him get a low cross in, but Glik is there to break it up for Poland.
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"We may break it up," said one of the people close to the president's legal team who briefed reporters on Saturday.
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At one point, the two groups begin arguing; it becomes so charged that the police are called to break it up.
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Some want to break it up, others say that antitrust action won't work, and others still talk of nationalizing the company.
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Belt threw his glove in the midst of the argument, and Giants players needed to step in to break it up.
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Add the pork, using a spoon to break it up into chunks, then brown until the meat is a little crisp.
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It's all followed up by some more punching, pushing and shoving ... before in-arena security is FINALLY able to break it up.
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A fight broke out during the second practice, and Jeremy helped break it up, dragging away an offensive lineman by the facemask.
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"I would say Brexit is Brexit...the people voted to break it up," Trump said at a press conference in Brussels earlier Thursday.
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It's not modular in the sense that you can break it up into little pieces in order to make it larger or smaller.
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The video shows one of the girls throwing trash at the sculpture, and then using a pillow to try and break it up.
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"There's another major caravan forming right now in Honduras and so far, we're trying to break it up," Trump told reporters last week.
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Ball notices that Evan Turner has anticipated the pass and rotated off Kentavious Caldwell-Pope in the weakside corner to break it up.
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How do you break it up so people can't just go and look online and solve whatever problem that I came up with?
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She's going to lure one half of this couple into her sinister sex lair and break it up — keep away, Third Wheel Girl!
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Mickey tries to jump in and break it up but appears to get popped once himself ... meanwhile, Goofy mostly looks on in dismay.
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"You can literally break it up and put it in a compost pile, then scatter it around your rose bushes," Mr. Ward said.
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Zuckerberg was asked about concerns that his comments regarding Facebook would likely sue to stop an attempt by regulators to break it up.
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"Obviously you lose some of that if you break it up, but it's still something we need to think through," he told Cramer.
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The Pelicans are getting trade calls on their veteran players and must decide whether to keep the team together or break it up.
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"I'm just not a big believer it's going to hurt us if they break it up," a software engineer based in California told Recode.
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Type up your long rant, then let the app break it up into properly formatted, numbered and threaded tweets posted in the correct order.
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"I had no problem with that slide — it's a great slide — that's what we're taught to do as players, break it up," Walker said.
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The line judge had to interfere ... and Parks' dad jumped a fence (hilarious BTW) to get on the court to help break it up.
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The company is at the center of the Big Tech backlash with calls to regulate it or break it up, most notably from Warren.
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But Biden, who's made his VP experience central to his candidacy, is done hearing about their purported relationship — and wants to break it up.
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It's the theater, the braying crowds cheering, the half-hearted attempts to break it up, and the underlying divisions of race, class, and coolness.
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"There's a lot of excitement for antitrust because it feels good to be like 'I hate this company, so let's break it up,'" Stamos said.
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Or, take a can of dolphin-friendly tuna, drain it out, get a fork and break it up, and make a little hole in centre.
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For those who are not as adventurous, either break it up by going with a single red piece or a print that has red tones.
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Icahn has been threatening a proxy fight at AIG, the biggest U.S. commercial insurer as he pushes to break it up into three smaller companies.
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Rose: John starts off the mutz-making by pushing a big wedge of cheese curd through sharp wire to break it up into smaller pieces.
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"If I were you and I really wanted to do the right thing, put this bank on the right path: Break it up," said Rep.
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And I'm used to wearing suits a lot and I wanted to break it up a bit, so I went with a colorful lavender pant.
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"Social media can quickly get depressing and it really does help to break it up a bit with other types of content," Sarah of @cursedimages_2 explained.
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Some on the left advocate for making PG&E a public utility, having California buy it outright and possibly break it up into smaller municipal utilities.
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Players from both teams ran over to break it up, with Sixers guard Ben Simmons getting on top of Towns and restraining him with a headlock.
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That Neymar has elected to break it up is, to those around him, testament to his desire to become a franchise player in his own right.
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Google, in particular, is killing competition, and Warren's plan to break it up would have a few very significant effects on countless small businesses like mine.
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Taunts and arguments turned to shoves and fists, until it seemed that half the people were fighting and the other half trying to break it up.
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Indeed, the massive size and scope of the company have attracted calls to break it up by presidential candidates such as Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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It's time we start thinking about whether we want to break it up and decentralize it or integrate it into a public transit that actually works.
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The pit bull's owner and the woman started physically fighting, witnesses said, and as other passengers tried to break it up, the dog seized the woman's foot.
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The secretary of state said first lady Melania Trump was sent into the meeting to try to break it up -- but the President wanted to carry on.
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" CNBC's David Faber, who specializes in mergers and acquisitions, said he was also hearing the same thing as Cramer: "Nobody is expecting [Flannery] to break it up.
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It is precisely this image of the Washington and corporate power elite — and the need to break it up — that has helped fuel the Trump and Sen.
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Is there some better way to say, "Guys, break it up" or "I don't mind if you talk, but we have to keep working," and so on?
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It's seven hours and you could break it up with stops in the Latvian capital of Riga, plus Kaunas and Trakai, with its island castle, in Lithuania.
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In Apple's case, it actually built so much into iTunes that the company decided to finally break it up into parts with the next version of macOS.
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The injunction could be the first step in a broader antitrust challenge to the social networking company that could lead to an attempt to break it up.
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Obviously, Rich Paul was in the stands ... and at one point, was dapping it up with Clippers star Paul George when Lue came over to break it up.
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People used to think that it was better to pull an all-nighter than to break it up with a short nap, but that isn't true, she said.
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We're told witnesses saw Brandt get aggressive with his GF ... and after he grabbed her and pushed her, several people had to jump in to break it up.
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The trick to tackling any seemingly overwhelming task, in my opinion, is to break it up into several smaller tasks and to complete those one at a time.
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To break it up, I think, would be against the point of the book, where that's just all of these things, and you have to deal with it all.
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That's when Szpilka let the hands fly -- and a scuffle broke out ... with a bunch of people flying in to break it up before the guys killed each other.
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It seems Barnes got into a fight with some patrons and, according to TMZ, choked one woman, and punched two other people when they tried to break it up.
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A terrible pass back to Ochoa by Rafa Marquez leads to a golden opportunity for Son, but Marquez gets back to help break it up and preserve Ochoa's shutout.
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Instead, Yang wants to revitalize Congress and the government with new tools and officials to help guide the industry in a healthier direction, rather than break it up entirely.
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Many of them hold the social network responsible for Trump's 2016 victory, assail it for allowing misinformation to spread, and have vowed to regulate it or break it up.
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I'm watching a stream of white dots go across the top of my screen, fistpumping when I see a blue one break it up, and despairing at each red one.
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Governments, most importantly the U.S. and EU, have the power to diminish the company's extreme influence on society, with the laws that tie its hands or even break it up.
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Rather than have areas that are exclusively based on the consumption of alcohol, we might want to break it up a little bit with social venues where alcohol isn't available.
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Facing multiple antitrust investigations and calls for regulators to break it up, Facebook has said that its size and portfolio of properties are an advantage in dealing with bad actors.
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"Next summer, we're going to take them on a long trip to Polynesia," Albert says, with a caveat: "We'll have to break it up so it's not so long for them."
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While the hostile bid has prompted criticism from politicians - concerned that after improving GKN, Melrose could break it up and sell parts to foreign buyers - the decision now rests with shareholders.
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"Unless you believe that we want one ruling master of all social networking and it should be Mark Zuckerberg… then there's no good reason not to break it up," he adds.
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The chart plots the Hutchins measure against the unemployment rate since 2000; I break it up into two sub-periods, 2000 to the end of 2009 and 2010 to the present.
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But it didn't end there ... another fight broke out on the opposite side of the court involving other players and, again, officials raced on to the court to break it up.
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Mr. Bista said the victim and his assailants were fighting for control of the gun, and the men trying to break it up were asking a city transit worker to help.
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You really can use it as a regular sound bar, or, if you'd like something closer to a surround-sound experience, you can break it up and surround yourself with, umm, sound.
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The feedback, the reviews on Yelp tend to skew very positively — five star obviously being the biggest bucket of the three, four, and five stars when you sort of break it up.
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Rather than leaving your desk for one long chunk of time, break it up into three smaller, 10-20 minute intervals, during which you can actually disconnect and recharge for a bit.
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Alyson tweeted about walking into the party behind Tom and Mark and witnessing the whole thing, which she initially thought was a joke ... and she claims Probst tried to break it up!
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Since there are no preservatives or stabilizers in the cream, it was solid when I used it so I had to break it up with my fingers before rubbing onto my skin.
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You can have your students simply read the pieces on their own and answer those questions, or break it up step-by-step as a class activity, the way we suggest below.
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We men enter unfortunate scrim Which still smells somewhat lady ish Here are the ladies' green clothes heaps All freeze, our eyes go a little blank Break it up, says Jer, alarm ed.
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"The refs were trying to break it up, and it felt like there was a couple sucker punches thrown, and I got one there quick and then reacted a little emotionally," Hathaway said.
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But eBay (EBAY) shares rose 7% after after activist hedge fund Elliott Management said it took a stake in the company — and wants to break it up by spinning off ticket reseller StubHub.
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"There is another major caravan forming right now in Honduras, and so far we're trying to break it up, but so far it's bigger than anything we've seen," Mr. Trump said on Thursday.
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Most of these far-right nationalists, led by Le Pen and Farage, want plainly and simply to break it up, returning the continent to the day of fragmented and competing fiefdoms, bickering and disaster.
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The campaign could either increase the chances of a unified Iraq or break it up if sectarian clashes follow as various groups compete for influence in the country's second largest city, Iraqi officials say.
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OHIO MAN CHARGED WITH CRIME FOR BREAKING CAR WINDOW TO SAVE DOGS FROM HEAT The two girls continue to fight and Lockett runs in and tries to break it up, seemingly breaking the girls apart.
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Hwang Hee-Chan gets to the end line and floats a ball to the back post, but Chucky Lozano flies in to break it up and prevent Lee Yong from getting a foot on it.
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When Standard Oil, in the early 1900s, controlled 90 percent of oil refinery capacity in the United States, the federal government used its antitrust power to break it up into more than 30 smaller companies.
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For that candy bar to meet California standards, you would start out with much smaller candy bar -- one it equal to 5 grams, rather than the average 50 grams -- and break it up the same way.
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Officer Sherrod Stuart and his partner, both dressed in plain clothes, plunged into the melee in an effort to break it up, but soon came under fire from a man armed with a handgun, officials said.
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But in a turbulent moment for the company — with antitrust investigations mounting and US presidential candidates seeking to break it up — the social media giant is attempting to demonstrate it's serious about cleaning up its act.
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In the wake of the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica debacle, we're hearing a lot of new and interesting ideas about how to solve the so-called Facebook problem: Let's classify Facebook as a monopoly and break it up.
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"To break it up or try to damage it in the pursuit of some very narrow and hypothetical national advantage would be a huge mistake for any of our European Union partners to follow," he told lawmakers.
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He then stabbed both men again, according to the affidavit.. 'Tell everyone on this train I love them' Chase Robinson, a passenger on the train, thought a fistfight had broken out and tried to break it up.
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Diamond says he got in the middle of the ruckus to try and break it up ... but Nate reached out and slapped him in the face before another guy in Diaz's crew followed up with a punch.
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If you take CNN's approval rating number and party identification and break it up into segments of the total population, only 20% of the US population over the age of 18 are Republicans who approve of Trump.
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Uniper remains opposed to the deal, claiming Fortum's bid undervalues the company, and fears the state-controlled Finnish group might chose to break it up should its bid succeed this time after a failed attempt over the summer.
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It is looking to sell the entire business to a single investor rather than break it up and carve out so-called "back books", which consist of existing contracts with no access to new clients, the sources said.
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In Baton Rouge, Spell said a police officer came to Life Tabernacle Church on Tuesday night and told him the next time the church held a service, the National Guard would be sent in to break it up.
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It returns capital to them and it recognizes some of the unique tax attributes that AIG has and the loss of those tax attributes if you were to break it up in an aggressive way in the short term.
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"So our men and women of the NYPD will be out there spreading the message, telling people to break it up, move along, no lines tight together in a grocery store, no grocery stores full up," de Blasio said.
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Amazon is down 5 percent after a report said that President Trump has a "deep-seated antipathy toward Amazon" and might want the e-commerce giant to pay more in taxes, or find a way to break it up.
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Fortum has been barred by Russian regulators from expanding its 49.99% stake in Uniper which has also opposed a takeover, fearing that the Finnish state-owned firm could break it up and put its investment grade credit rating at risk.
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His comments endorsed remarks by a rebel source who said that efforts by foreign states were under way to encourage defections from the alliance, to break it up, isolate it and reduce its capacity to oppose any Turkish military deployment.
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Peter Greene, the actor known for playing bad guys, is now a real-life hero after seeing 2 women pounding on each other in the street, and stopping to break it up ... as NYPD traffic agents watched it all go down.
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Getting ready in nearby public restroom, I realized that I was wearing a lot more red than I had realized, so remember every SEO-orientated fashion advice blog I have ever read, I decided to break it up with some accessories.
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Julian Washington, 30, stepped into the middle of the fight to try to break it up and pushed his friends to safety, witnesses said, before the other man, Vernon Hubbard, stabbed him several times in the neck and torso around midnight.
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"Chinese friends are like a strong back that continues to help Cambodia in every circumstance so that no foreign country can break it up," Hun Sen said on his Facebook page on Wednesday after returning from a trip to China.
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South Oil Co., which has overseen all exploration and production operations south of Baghdad, is about to change its name to Basra Oil Co. as part of an ongoing government plan to break it up into several provincial oil companies.
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"If someone's going to try to threaten something that existential, you go to the mat and you fight," Zuckerberg tells the troops, later noting that he believes Facebook will win a legal challenge to any attempts to break it up.
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Also, if you have lots of columns, like in a spreadsheet, you should break it up so the middle of the spreadsheet doesn't get caught in the same area Microsoft is hedging its bets by making these recommendations instead of requirements.
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Science recognizes that autism is really an imperfect umbrella label, and the hope is that within 10 or 15 years, we'll be able to break it up into subtypes or into multiple diagnoses, but right now we're just not at that point.
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Reports in April suggested that Apple was planning to break it up in favor of separate apps for Music, Podcasts, and TV with the next version of macOS, although it's reported that the Music app will pretty much have the same functionality.
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Taiwanese player Tseng Wen-ting, sporting a statement ponytail for the ages, sees the argument breaking out and STREAKS down the court, his ponytail flapping behind him in the wind, and stands between them as the refs head over to break it up.
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Harris went as far as to suggest that the only ways to fix a company like Facebook would be to break it up, through methods like antitrust legislation, or completely remove the leadership making the decisions, like Mark Zuckerberg or Sheryl Sandberg.
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It's easy as steaming the crab, letting it chill a bit (you will want to let it chill or it will burn the shit out of your hands when you break it up), quarter the body, crack the claws and legs, then dress. 3.
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It returns capital to them, and it recognizes some of the unique tax attributes that AIG has, and the loss of those tax attributes if you were to break it up in an aggressive way in the short term," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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TRUMP ON BREXIT"I would say, you know, that Brexit is Brexit... the people voted to break it up so I'd imagine that's what they'll do... I just want the people to be happy because they're great people... they like me a lot." pic.twitter.
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When an intact ledger surfaces for sale, said Ross H. Frank, an associate professor of ethnic studies at the University of California, San Diego, "market forces will break it up unless there's active intervention" from an institution or a collector to keep it whole.
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"The people voted to break it up so I imagine that is what they would do, but maybe they're taking a different route," he added, apparently referring to the UK government's recent decision to pursue a closer relationship with the European Union after Brexit.
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It's hard to break it up but, and it's hard to just cite a profit number or whatnot, but basically a lot of folks cite it at about 30 or 40 percent for wholesalers of traditional mattresses, and another 30 or 40 percent margin for the retailers.
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Eventually, the store employees step in and break it up ... but not before the woman who was apparently left ply-less demanded (begged?) for just one pack of toilet paper from the mother-daughter duo who swept the place and filled their own cart with several loads.
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Mr. Kelley was finding the structure of network shows limiting: "Sometimes, just by virtue of having to break it up into acts, you'd have this artificial, melodramatic moment to go 'boom' before you cut to the Dodge Ram commercial, just to make sure the audience came back," he said.
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Once out of the oven, the salmon is broken up at your discretion (no need to be fussy about this step, just break it up as you like — I use a fish spatula, but any large spoon or fork will also do the trick) and served however you like.
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Among the options: renovate the solar panels and keep it flying until 2028, turn the whole thing over to a private buyer, break it up into pieces and auction them off to various commercial firms, or let it slowly descend into the Earth's atmosphere and leave a fiery trail in the sky.
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But the ultimate goal, Church has said, is to release the beasts into the permafrost, which they can save by trampling the shrubbery that would otherwise break it up in a warming climate — helping to preserve, at least for a while, the conditions that gave rise to humanity in the first place.
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Sign-up bonus: 80,000 after they spend $5,000 in the first three monthsRefer-a-friend bonus: 43,000 pointsThe plan requires $18,000 in spending within the months, although if you don't have a purchase that big coming up, you could break it up over the time span of a year as well, completing each step every three months.
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Illustrating the bitter nature of the takeover battle, it featured on the front page of Britain's Daily Mail newspaper on Monday: "Don't let Vultures destroy a British colossus", it said, noting some shareholders did not have a long-term interest in the company that helped make Spitfire fighter aircraft in World War II. While the hostile bid has prompted criticism from politicians - concerned that after improving GKN, Melrose could break it up and sell parts to foreign buyers - the decision now rests with shareholders.
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HANNITY: And as I said, now that Robert Mueller wants everybody&aposs phones in case they used one of these applications I guess, you know, WhatsApp, or whatever you call this stuff, so he wants all this information and interestingly, he wants it and I wonder if everybody that has phones if they did when Hillary did and that&aposs delete the emails, delete the app, acid-washed the phone, break it up to the little bits and take the SIM cards out, how would that work out for all the people Robert Mueller&aposs requesting phones from?
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