At night, they break off olive branches and burn them.
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They can break off and lodge in your skin, too.
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When chunks of ice break off, it's known as calving.
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Crane's car was one of the two to break off.
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Clinton did not break off her relationship with Mr. Strider.
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I refused to break off, and the officials finally relented.
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The other intern and I break off to grab ice cream.
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The Totten Glacier and West Antarctica break off into the sea.
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SA: Cheryl is not saying you should break off your engagement!
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Others break off tree branches to shelter their tents from the elements.
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Same for how the chunk will melt once it does break off.
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Users break off pieces, roll them in tobacco papers and smoke them.
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That means Republicans will need to break off at least eight Democrats.
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I break off towards the end because it's past 4:00 p.m.
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Both parties believe the European Union should break off Turkish accession talks.
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There are two cracks that will eventually lead to the break off.
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As this grounding line recedes, bits of the ice shelf break off.
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It resembles a Wii U Gamepad, but its two controller halves break off.
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Areas of the Antarctic are gonna break off much faster than we anticipated.
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The characters elope, break off engagements and indulge in all manner of transgressions.
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They can break off, or they can lull and mutate into something else.
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All this before the lipstick actually break off and falls into her hair.
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Pitches linger, bend, then splinter into skittish shards that break off and disappear.
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It doesn't mean that you break off a relationship or tear everything up.
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They need someone who can break off even a part of the Trump constituency.
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And sometimes, spurs can break off and become loose bodies floating around the elbow.
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"As the forced air goes through the ducts, little fragments break off," he said.
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DJI closing for the Thanksgiving break off 0.27 percent, while the S&P 0.63 .
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That said, players can still break off from the group if they want to.
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They have since had to move because the ice shelf began to break off.
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She knows about my fiance and has pressured me to break off the engagement.
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Wolves are prolific breeders, biologically driven to break off and start their own packs.
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I sounded offended without saying so, keen to break off, at least for now.
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Will voters in Flanders, a region of Belgium, try to break off from that country?
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I don't break off into uncharted territory, I think at that point you lose credibility.
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In mid-conversation with non-Muslims he would often break off and disappear to pray.
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Calving is when large pieces of ice break off glaciers and fall into the water.
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Scientists think it will eventually cause a large section of the shelf to break off.
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Their cutlery dances during more emphatic gesticulations and they occasionally break off into loud guffaws.
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When I break off a piece of the cookie for myself, she growls at me.
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MASSIVE ICEBERG BREAKS OFF FROM ANTARCTICA Icebergs are formed when parts of glaciers break off.
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At one point, Mr. VanDam hooked a mammoth smallmouth only for it to break off.
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But a sizable proportion of the Bangladeshi public never wanted to break off from Pakistan.
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Break off a corner and the cheese inside oozes and stretches, refusing to let go.
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Get Star Wars Clue for $29.99, a $16 break off the normal $45.99 list price.
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But when a subset of a population decides to break off, those two principles collide.
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"I've gotten really good at wrapping them so the handles don't break off," she boasts.
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His team reckons the ice will break off within months, perhaps in days or years.
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Watch for the social connections you make—and note which relationships you want to break off.
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However, Total Bellas viewers saw Bella break off her engagement to Cena for the second time.
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Since he didn't want to break off his relationship, Jeanie, Will and Adina formed a trio.
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Those who still hope to make progress must break off a piece small enough to chew.
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But as they break off into separate sub-interactions, the screen splits, revealing their true selves.
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The whales would bite the steel gates, causing their teeth to fracture and completely break off.
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The new crack also indicates the potential for a large iceberg to break off the glacier.
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Then, Total Bellas viewers saw Bella break off her engagement to Cena for the second time.
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Before, it could break off its relationship with or block a seller without warning or explanation.
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It will slide toward the ocean, where big chunks of it will break off as icebergs.
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However, Total Bellas viewers saw Nikki break off her engagement to Cena for the second time.
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And how did her hair not break off after being encased with color during the delivery?
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Spoiler alert: We found it nearly impossible to break off the the top of the chopsticks.
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However, Total Bellas viewers saw Bella break off her engagement to Cena for the second time.
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Brazil even represented Cuba diplomatically in Washington after U.S. move to break off relations with Castro.
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"If you come in a group, be willing to break off — and embrace the individual experience."
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The melting ice, which takes place every spring on Mars, causes ice blocks to break off.
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That would then cause the vertical component of the scooter to break off while in use.
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Sometimes I'll have to break off a little knowledge if it doesn't look up to par.
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Then, bursts of rattling percussion instigate a series of gestures that swell, fracture and break off.
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One man was designated to break off from the team to maintain radio contact with London.
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For Brexiteers, it was a vindication of their campaign to break off from the European Union.
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Should the two intersect, part of the ice shelf in northwest Greenland could potentially break off.
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Kneeling, I carefully unbuckled the worn straps, willing them not to break off in my hands.
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The rift worked its way up for two years until it caused the iceberg to break off.
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The report also found Bentley tried to use state law enforcement officials to break off the relationship.
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Read: Two big changes in Antarctica have scientists worried Did it break off due to climate change?
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Yet, some nine months later, Brunt has still yet to calve, or break off, the looming iceberg.
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The report found Bentley even tried to use state law enforcement officials to break off the relationship.
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He could break off diplomatic relations with Cuba and once again shutter the US Embassy in Havana.
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Big icebergs break off Antarctica naturally, meaning scientists are not linking the rift to manmade climate change.
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Well-tempered chocolate will look shiny, and you'll hear a snap when you break off a piece.
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Everyone would have dinner together every night and break off into different rooms and work on music.
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"On our morning patrol we break off dry branches and carry them home," said Kama Pradhan, 35.
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The report found Bentley also tried to use state law enforcement officials to break off the relationship.
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"I gave them a big break on tariffs, but now I'm taking that break off," Trump said.
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His dear friend and ex-bandmate encouraged John to come out as gay and break off his engagement.
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Along with language learning, it says that migrants who break off job training courses will also lose benefits.
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After building up his own following online, Fabito decided to break off and start his own independent channel.
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Just like your fingernails, those rattles are pretty fragile and can break off if they get too long.
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Break off enough from the kneaded dough to roll into a ball (the size of a golf ball).
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A reported 200-300 people were involved in the rally, which began to break off into smaller groups.
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Even if it's sometimes used as a trash receptacle while parked, it's hard to break off or damage.
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If these shelves are weakened, the could crack and break off, and that would open the floodgates -- literally.
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When the new iceberg does break off of Brunt, it will definitely be large, yet not record-breaking.
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Come independence, it was clear that many Indian Muslims were determined to break off from the Hindu majority.
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Eventually the arms break off and the remaining pieces of the pill are naturally expelled — like undigested food.
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You don't want to give them a toy that might break off in pieces they can choke on.
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Do the Americans believe Moscow was shaken by the break-off last week and will change behavior now?
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If the student tries to focus too completely, he may, paradoxically, break off altogether with a bigger distraction.
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If a few gain a conscience and break off, there starts to be a safety-in-numbers mentality.
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"Sometimes if you break off and you're not ready to follow through, they will catch you," she said.
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The truth about harvestmen, however, is that they quickly break off a leg or even two to escape.
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Black widow spiders have penis tips that break off to block other male's sperm from entering a female.
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Big icebergs break off Antarctica naturally, meaning scientists are not linking the rift to man-made climate change.
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They were eventually bought and left unopened until the purchaser used a drill to break off the locks.
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Routinely these days, those who knew the victims, even only as acquaintances, break off midsentence, their voices cracking.
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Not to mention the plastic parts that can break off and get swallowed by sea creatures, or worse.
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The sheets then break off from their glaciers, hastening the melting process as they drift into warmer waters.
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It only took maybe a week or two after that conversation until I decided to break off the friendship.
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But first he had to deal with one pressing matter: calling his wife to break off their dinner plans.
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Maduro announced plans to break off diplomatic relations with the United States in response to its recognition of Guaido.
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But pencil tips can break off, creating little fire hazards throughout a spacecraft filled with oxygen and electrical equipment.
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Eventually, a buildup of stress causes these ice shelves break off and form icebergs, a process known as calving.
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On occasion, waves of frigid air could break off and move southeastward, toward the Ohio Valley and East Coast.
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Other times Edson will try to stay in stance and make no effort at all to break off line.
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"Because of [Thiel's] continued connection to YC, we are compelled to break off our relationship with YC," she said.
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Papadopoulos's wife, Simona Mangiante, is urging her husband to break off the plea deal and stop cooperating with Mueller.
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Amid the chaos, I break off to greet a thin, older man, quietly bundled up on a hallway stretcher.
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Meaning, the collar can also break off in harmless situations where you are just trying to control your puppy.
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One local shop owner said drug users sometimes break off twigs from nearby trees to clean their crack pipes.
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"I think you want the stem," he politely responds as he kneels down to break off a stalky bit.
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"Because of his continued connection to YC, we are compelled to break off our relationship with YC," she said.
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On Monday, the governing body of the Russian Church, the Holy Synod, decided to break off relations with Constantinople.
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European countries have refused to break off the deal, and Iran has said it will still abide by it.
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So the researchers didn't see any ice crystals break off from the freeze front or whirl around the bubble.
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But some 60 percent were microplastics, or bits that break off when a piece of plastic is buffeted around.
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When a show's following is particularly rabid, fans break off into smaller splinter groups, allowing for more focused discussions.
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When you recognize that someone is morally misguided, it can be a natural response to break off the relationship.
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I watched a meerkat break off a section of a wriggling tubular plant, then drag it across the screen.
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The fear is that today's break-off could eventually lead to the entire collapse of the Larsen C ice shelf.
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Warren's proposal to break off Waze, Nest, and DoubleClick is certainly something Google as a company could handle, employees said.
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This fragility makes it likely for factions to form, or even break off from the main component of the party.
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Consumer advocates say increasing automation in meat processing plants is causing more machine parts to break off and contaminate food.
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In August, US Vice President Mike Pence urged Mexico, Brazil, Peru, and Chile to break off their relationships with Pyongyang.
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Don't twist or jerk the tick; this can cause the mouth-parts to break off and remain in the skin.
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In a surprise move announced late on Thursday, AGC Energia decided to break off Cemig's shareholder accord, without detailing why.
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Or why those post-bleach tresses suddenly seem fuller and more voluminous, only to turn brittle and break off later?
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The trade challenge prompted Trudeau's Liberal government to break off contacts with Boeing about the possible purchase of fighter jets.
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And if there were any problems we'd talk to our families and break off the engagement if we had to.
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Image by NASA/ESA/UCLA Sometimes these asteroids collide with each other and break off into smaller chunks called meteoroids.
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Using your fingers, break off rough 1-inch chunks of the mozzarella and drop them evenly throughout the eggs. 5.
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It is very rare that he remembers to break off the same line before he ploughs straight into the fence.
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Bentley even had one officer try to break off the affair with Mason on his behalf, according to the report.
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Icebergs routinely break off Antarctica's glaciers and ice shelves, although rarely are they as large as this week's huge calving.
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Mr. Wiener's bill, for example, would allow municipalities to break off pieces of PG&E to form their own utilities.
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" Soon he is encouraging Cunningham to break off from Graham and, as Kuhn puts it, "strike out on his own.
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But he has repeatedly said he's unwilling to break off US-Saudi ties -- including military and trade — as a result.
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The helicopter keeps bringing us north, and Ward has me try using the inceptors to break off the path a bit.
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Palestinians break off ties with the White House, saying the United States can no longer be regarded as an honest broker.
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It threatened to break off all relations, which meant the U.N. would have to kiss goodbye to millions of Saudi dollars.
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After wrestling with his decision, he ultimately decided to break off his engagement to Kufrin to pursue a relationship with Burnham.
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Looming over everything is a growing chorus of calls to break off Instagram amid concerns that Facebook has too much power.
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Full frame pro cameras tend to avoid an articulating display because it could break off and might compromise any weather sealing.
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It is lychee season and, as we walk, we break off branches of fruit and peel off the pink, spiky shells.
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These posthumans may come up with their own goals, or break-off into self-interested groups, each with its own agenda.
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The move followed Saudi's decision to break off diplomatic and economic ties with Iran after its embassy in Tehran was attacked.
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" As the EU works on a common stance ahead of the summit, she said: "We can't break off all contacts now.
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The Iraqi government resisted pressure from Shi'ite groups to break off ties and instead offered to mediate between Riyadh and Tehran.
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The obvious answer is for bits of existing parties to break off and coalesce into new coalitions of interest and outlook.
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Amazon Prime If you and your family all share one Prime membership, let your parents break off to their own account.
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So, aged 48, "Mister Perfect" took a break off from schooling up his own fighters to make a comeback this decade.
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Pryor's ability to run and pass kept Miami's defense off-balance and allowed the Browns to break off several big plays.
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Earlier, reports surfaced that SoftBank was planning to break off negotiations over disagreements on which side would control the combined company.
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If I don't like them, I'll break off the conversation and tell them that I don't think they're ready for it.
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So the radical dream is not just to break off the branch of police violence but to uproot the entire tree.
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This means that women will be allowed to take a 10-minute break off court between the second and third sets.
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Also, she said, the drug is known to lower men's sperm counts, break off women's hair and turn fingernails dark gray.
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They just sold to WME a few years ago, and that was a break off of players from the status quo.
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"I figured maybe I could try to get someone out to break off the paint and paint over it," she added.
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Dozens of districts have tried to break off from larger school districts since 2000, according to U.S. News and World Report.
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Along the rivers pieces of land some times break off and as islands float hundreds of miles to sea before disintegrating.
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Once this crack reaches a certain point — exactly when is unclear — it could break off one of the largest icebergs on record.
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When these winds weaken, filaments of the vortex can break off, and meander south into the U.S., Europe, and parts of Asia.
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Second, wherever possible, we try to break off a small chunk of an experiment we're exploring and attempt to do it ourselves.
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A flurry of media reports examining the deal and the potential conflict of interest led the two sides to break off talks.
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Amazon Prime subscription If you and your family all share one Prime membership, let your parents break off to their own account.
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At the dinner, Son turned down the offer and the two sides agreed to break off negotiations, ending in Saturday's joint statement.
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"You may have seen some of our coverage recently about an iceberg the size of Delaware about to break off," he said.
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If the Kurdistan region of Iraq declared a break-off from Baghdad, Kirkuk would fall right on the border between the two.
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Skillset diversity is also important, though large groups of more than 30 people tend to break off into small groups, she adds.
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Last week, reports surfaced that SoftBank was planning to break off negotiations over disagreements on which side would control the combined company.
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Pros: Multisided brush design, bristles won't break off, soft and ergonomic handleCons: Hard to brush up and down or in circular pattern
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An iceberg twice the size of New York City is about to break off of Antarctica's Brunt Ice Shelf, according to NASA.
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As in "Strange Interlude," characters are wont to break off in mid-conversation to pursue internal monologues of subtextual longings and regrets.
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Place it on a board, a big napkin or directly on the table, break off a chunk and encourage everyone to follow.
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In Greenland, an iceberg may break off a piece so large that it could trigger a tsunami that destroys settlements on shore.
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The spacecraft will ride into orbit atop one of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rockets then break off and fire up its own thrusters.
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Cracking in a section of the Brunt Ice Shelf will break off a 660-square-mile section from the continent, NASA says.
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As the GND brand spreads, traditional advocacy and policy groups are likely to break off more manageable chunks under the same rubric.
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What's known is that the Larsen C break-off is following similar collapses that occurred in nearby ice shelves in 1995 and 2002.
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McGowan appeared to break off her friendship with her fellow #MeToo activist, as well as alleging that Argento had indeed slept with Bennett.
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"It'll break off" or "You should just do a weave" are some of the ignorant comments I've heard on more than one occasion.
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The break-off happened sometime between Monday and Wednesday of this week, when a 5,800 square km section broke off the ice shelf.
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"Spent the last few days bleaching my roots (we do it in stages so it doesn't break off)," Kardashian wrote in the Tweet.
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Cancer spreads throughout the body—a process known as metastasis—when certain cells break off from the primary tumor and enter the bloodstream.
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Extremely popular presidents seem to feel more politically secure, and can afford to break off from public sentiment when they disagree with it.
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But then you have to find the teams to play, and every federation would have to break off in order to do that.
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And, thanks to the moisturizing formula, this mascara doesn't flake or make your lashes feel like they could break off at any moment.
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The iceberg is set to break off an ice shelf located in the fastest-warming region of Antarctica, which is likely no accident.
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Tarran explained that spontaneous pneumothorax occurs when blebs, or small pockets of air in the lungs, break off, causing the lung to collapse.
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Desert sand is almost always highly rounded, because strong winds knock the grains together so forcefully that protrusions and sharp edges break off.
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Meanwhile, regulators, legislators, and attorneys general would be calling to break off Twitter from Facebook—as they are demanding with WhatsApp and Instagram.
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So when soap bubbles freeze, lacy crystals break off from cooler points on the surface and swirl around on currents of warmer liquid.
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If Lewinsky had wanted to refuse an advance from Clinton, or break off their relationship, would she have felt free to do so?
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Moore was also incredibly supportive when it came time for Harper to break off on her own for the 1974–78 spinoff, Rhoda.
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Peterson is one of the best backs in NFL history, though, and he can still break off a big play at any moment.
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When applied, the microneedles break off and implant themselves under the surface of the skin to dissolve and slowly release the drug over time.
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If we break off the platform from the parts that are competing, what you'll see in America is a platform that works really well.
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Kroll's Whalen said a movement afoot on Capitol Hill to break off from the global Basel banking standards could draw some questions as well.
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It was so fragile I had to be careful when positing it for the photo not to have a piece of it break off.
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The Trump administration's threat to break off relations with California referred only to the management of water within the state, not to the Colorado.
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Here, a dozen Indonesian men work in the dark, using long metal poles to break off chunks of yellow crust from the crater floor.
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That's why a group of longtime Burners who also happen to be tech company millionaires decided to break off and start their own festival.
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Just as Mari has fallen for Isobel and is about to break off her marriage, we learn that Mari is pregnant with Mateo's child.
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The drill could core out a sample, or the whole chunk of ice could break off and be returned to the lander for testing.
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If you look at certain insects, the females have special shapes for scooping out sperm from the males, while other insects' penises break off.
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The President said he helped those countries make the decision to break off relations with Qatar during his trip to Saudi Arabia last month.
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Days after the break-off, Tehran accused Saudi Arabia of bombing its embassy in Yemen's capital of Sanaa, an accusation vigorously denied by Riyadh.
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All you have to do is break off the very top part of your takeout chopsticks and use them as a little chopstick rest.
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At issue were the interceptors' Exo-atmospheric Kill Vehicles, which are meant to break off from the interceptor once launched, and hit the target.
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The prince said he only visited Epstein's New York home in 2010 after his release from prison in order to break off the friendship.
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PetSafe Keep Safe Break-Away Dog Collar ($12.95): This collar has a safety feature that allows it to "break" off when pressure is applied.
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A cabin crew member was also injured in the descent, it added, without providing details on what had caused the windshield to break off.
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My nails are still pretty thick; they don&apost, like, bend or, like, feel like they&aposre gonna break off at any given point.
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"The danger of going off the path is that you will disrupt seedlings, damage the soil, break off stems," Professor Faulstich had told me.
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"The danger of going off the path is that you will disrupt seedlings, damage the soil, break off stems," Professor Faulstich had told me.
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It has said the EVG decision to break off talks were causing a "completely unnecessary escalation" which would unsettle travelers over the Christmas period.
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After taking a quick and informal survey of friends and coworkers, I didn't find a hard-and-fast break-off point in your early 30s.
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When Ronald failed to get a high enough score for a scholarship on his first try, Father Francis made the boy break off his romance.
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We set out to the legendary "Killers" break off of Isla Todo Santos to ride with Robbie as he attempted to catch 30+ foot waves.
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The secretary of the interior then threatened to break off relations between the federal government and state water managers unless the state dropped its plan.
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Wherever plaque builds, two things can occur: a blood clot can form, or a piece of the plaque can break off and block the artery.
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After a spat over access to the president, he threatened to break off co-operation, saying he expected his media outlets to be "treated differently".
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"As we approach the time before he took the break off with his foot, and I watched him play, he wasn't playing healthy," Kubiak said.
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US government officials tell CNN that Trump will not, as he threatened during the campaign, close the US embassy in Havana and break off ties.
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As for the looming break-off of another considerable chunk of ice from Pine Island, it's certainly meaningful — but it's not yet an alarm bell.
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"Colonization of the islands could have been possible thanks to natural rafts such as floating mangroves that typhoons occasionally break off the coast," Ingicco said.
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Erdogan said this month that Turkey no longer needs to join the EU, but it won't be the one to break off the accession talks.
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In addition, the wheels on four-wheelers are usually externally attached, meaning that they are more liable to break off than their two-wheel counterparts.
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The groups are asking for the FTC to do three things: Break off Instagram, WhatsApp, and Messenger into their own companies separate from Facebook proper.
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As a species, we're not great at saying "no" to people, so a lot of investors will simply break off contact instead of saying no.
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Since then, a dispute between Qatar and four Arab nations including Saudi Arabia has led to a break-off in diplomatic ties and transport disruptions.
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The goal was for south Baton Rouge to break off and form a new city, a move that would have exacerbated our community's growing stratification.
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That's the point at which people tend to break off from childhood — leave high school, go to work, go to college, go into the military.
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The Colonel tells her that she also needs to break off contact with Pudge, because otherwise he's going to have a tough time at school.
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After Monsalve disappeared, her friends and family accused Brown being abusive toward Monsalve, who had wanted to break off their relationship, Hawaii News Now reports.
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The iceberg could speed up the break-off of other ice chunks, eventually eating away at a barrier that prevents ice from flowing to the sea.
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The Larsen C break-off follows similar collapses that occurred in ice shelves in 1995 and 2002, both of which were attributed to a warming climate.
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The warmer water could be weakening these ice shelves from below, causing them to break off, and dramatically increase the rate at which the glacier retreats.
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"Spent the last few days bleaching my roots (we do it in stages so it doesn't break off)," Kardashian West wrote in the tweet in December.
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But less obviously, dust from the soil could break off into the air that astronauts are breathing, and inhaling large enough particles could cause health problems.
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"I'm actually of the mind that the solution to this problem is to slow down conversation and perhaps break off networks into smaller pieces," Weeks said.
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Ittook a month for me to be able to break off the thinking that people werestaring at me or that they were going to attack me.
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In the co-ed school I attended, boys and girls mixed healthily in class but would inevitably break off into single-gender groups at recess time.
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"It has zero flexibility, so it'd be fairly easy to knock down at the legs/hips and then, yeah, like, break off its limbs," she said.
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But like our patron saint Ariana Grande, we've gotta learn from the loss and find the strength to break off the engagement to these sinking ships.
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U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon told the Saudi foreign minister on Monday that Riyadh's decision to break off diplomatic ties with Iran was extremely troubling.
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" For O'Daly, negotiations are in the doldrums as there is "no real commitment to progress with negotiations" yet "neither side wants me to formally break off.
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"I wanted to be my own person, not having her family's position dictating things," Mr. Williams said of his decision to break off their earlier relationship.
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As the comet fell sunward, heat from the sun vaporized parts of its icy surface, astronomers say, causing jets to erupt and pieces to break off.
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This mother is hardly the first person to accuse the church of indoctrinating a relative, or of forcing members to break off ties with their families.
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It's a fitting image for a world that feels under pressure and on the verge of, well, everything — ready to break off and set itself free.
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That is, until the government stepped in and ordered John Lennon and Yoko Ono to be deported, and they had to break off all political activity.
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While the break-off itself wouldn't raise sea levels since icebergs float, ice shelves slow the flow of glaciers, which contribute to global sea-level rise.
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High winds caused a section of wall along the border between California and Mexico to break off and land on the Mexican side Wednesday, CNN reported.
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No chew toy is truly indestructible, so you should always take special care to remove the toy from your pet if pieces start to break off.
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"People said to the police, 'Hand them over to us or we will raid the offices and break off relations with the government,'" Mr. Kamparwal said.
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They could file a suit in federal court, asking for the court to break up Facebook, to dissolve Facebook, to break off Instagram and WhatsApp again.
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In the end, loyalty is important: Don't run at the first sign of trouble and break off the relationship until you're positive the damage can't be repaired.
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The break-off could speed up the loss of more ice, eventually eating away at a barrier that prevents land-based ice from flowing to the sea.
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"We went into the break off a pretty good series in Washington and you can't say enough about what they just did," Snitker said of his team.
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He got the glass off, but had to break off the camera housing and break through tons of tiny little welds holding the glass onto the housing.
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When these winds weaken, as has been happening recently, filaments of the vortex can break off, and meander south into the U.S., Europe and parts of Asia.
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There has been some concern that this large break-off could destabilize the Larsen C ice shelf—one of multiple floating sheets of ice attached to Antarctica.
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Forking is the act where some companies break off on their own in an open source project, creating a new and possibly incompatible version of the software.
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Stefanie Drummond Another Mean Girls alum, Drummond delivered the iconic line about being punched in the face; now she's back to break off an engagement for Grande.
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Sometimes, parts of the ice shelf break off to form icebergs — a process known as calving that's a perfectly normal part of an ice sheet's life cycle.
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The voluntary recall is in response to concerns that some bottles may have a flaw that could cause glass to break off and fall into the bottle.
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Starboard had also threatened an attempt to overthrow Yahoo's board if the company continued with plans to break off its $31 billion stake in China's Alibaba Group.
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Lewis testified that Bentley asked him to break off the relationship with Mason on the governor's behalf on two separate occasions, but the governor never followed through.
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The meringue doesn't melt, so customers can break off pieces and dip them into the coffee for a delicious egg white and sugar-infused cup o' joe.
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Ice breaker A huge ice sheet may be about to break off of Antarctica, which would create one of the biggest icebergs the world has ever seen.
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There also is no decision yet on whether to keep all three nations — the U.S., Mexico and Canada — in NAFTA or break off into two bilateral agreements.
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He also wants a girl that is confident in herself, and wouldn't be afraid to break off on her own at a party and hold a conversation.
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But it's not how she really feels – it's just what she's projecting, seeing as how her mother wants her to break off things with both of them.
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When the branches of pine trees break off, if you pluck the little stubs that stick out, they have a tone to them, like a thumb piano.
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Samson told officers he used to date Ambrose and was trying to break off contact with her but she "keeps coming around," according to a police report.
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The seriousness of the demands has been questioned — for example, Qatar has to break off diplomatic relations with Iran, although the UAE still has such formal links.
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His remarks echoed comments the Chinese president made in Beijing last week when he said China will never allow any part of its territory to break off.
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"We wanted to take out a chunk, but it was just too hard to break off," said Mr. Moreno, who added that he was in good health.
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The iceberg, as tracked by aerial observations and satellite data, that is likely to break off is about 1,930 square miles, or about the size of Delaware.
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"If we don't succeed in getting more out of the negotiations overall, we must break off talks with the conservatives," JUSOS leader Kevin Kuehnert told Deutschlandfunk radio.
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They break off their arrangement over trivial misunderstandings, see other people (Connell a prototypical nice girl, Marianne a series of monstrous sadists), and then get back together.
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He railed against the drug and insurance companies who partnered with Obama in the passage of the ACA in order to break off their own sweetheart deals.
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With other baby spoons, I worry that pieces will break off when my daughter uses them as a teether, but with these, there's no cause for concern.
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And so the colonists are being criticized in newspapers for this obvious duplicity by those who don't believe that they should break off from the British Empire.
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She also prefers to work in coffee shops, where "You don't have to break off and go in the kitchen to make coffee," she told the paper.
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They can also help to stabilize them so that they are less likely to break off and block blood flow, decreasing your risk of a heart attack.
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One official said that before any action could be taken, Washington would first have "follow through on Kerry's threat and break off talks with the Russians" on Syria.
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Even once the battle kicks off, the player has a wealth of positional tools, as well as ways to break off and reset the situation if they wish.
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The jewelry may have beads or small parts that can break off and become swallowed or cause cuts inside the mouth that lead to further irritation or infection.
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Mistari and the other miners break off chunks of sulfur ore and load them into pairs of baskets attached at opposite ends of a long bar of wood.
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China's foreign ministry said on Friday that it hoped eSwatini would break off relations with Taiwan before early September, when Beijing will host a summit of African leaders.
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You've also got to be real with yourself about what you're getting out of this relationship — and what stands to go away if you break off the sex.
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NASA's Earth Observatory explains what happened: As glacial ice thins, it melts from above and below, becoming more susceptible to rifts; eventually icebergs break off along those cracks.
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On Tuesday, TMZ reported that Thompson was spotted making out with the 21-year-old at a house party, apparently prompting Khloé to break off their tumultuous relationship.
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"I actually am still on my break, I took a break off of work to focus on my mental health because I thought it was important," she said.
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When these winds weaken, as has been happening recently, pieces of the vortex can break off, and drunkenly wander south into the U.S., Europe and parts of Asia.
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The Elanco news is not surprising given a trend in the pharmaceutical industry to break off diversified businesses from the parent company, Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan said.
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Vertigo occurs when these stones break off and move from the body of the inner ear into its semicircular canals, which determine our perception of three-dimensional space.
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In a joint statement on Wednesday, Brazil's foreign and trade ministers said they were informed of the decision by the United States to break off negotiations last Thursday.
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The United States should break off diplomatic relations with Caracas and recognize members of the democratically elected National Assembly as the only legitimate representatives of the Venezuelan people.
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North Korea's chief nuclear negotiator told reporters that his delegation decided to break off the talks after the U.S. brought "nothing to the negotiating table," according to Reuters.
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Incidents like the one in Washington typically occur when a dense patch of tumbleweeds ripen and break off at the same time there are high winds, he said.
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One of the largest icebergs ever recorded — 2,500 square miles, which is about the size of Delaware — is about to break off Antarctica, according to the European Space Agency.
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In it, she appeared to break off her friendship with Argento, as well as alleging that Argento had indeed slept with Bennett and received unsolicited nude photographs from him.
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Both fear Mr Trump's reputation for impulsive action—even a senior Saudi prince has urged him not to break off the global deal that has limited Iran's nuclear programme.
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The annual Burning Man festival has grown larger than its site can feasibly accommodate from an environmental perspective, causing some Burners to break off and start their own events.
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It does this on the basis of the "one China principle"—that since there is only one China, countries seeking relations with China must break off relations with Taiwan.
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In people who have fatty deposits in their arteries, known as artherosclerotic plaques, the plaques can break off and trigger clotting, obstructing blood flow to the heart or brain.
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Because the trees are so high and there are no branches, açaí pickers have to shimmy up the slender trunks to break off the bunches and harvest the fruit.
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I wish I had a chance to represent our entire country playing against another country but because you don't in your own country, you have factions that break off.
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"I do not intend to break off diplomatic relations with Turkey just because we're in an election campaign and want to show each other who is tougher," she said.
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The many winding lanes that break off from the avenue eventually find their way to waterfront outposts, whether on a quiet cove, the open Sound or the Mianus River.
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Researchers studying sea level rise often focus on Greenland's southeast and northwest regions, home to large glaciers which see large icebergs break off and flow into the Atlantic Ocean.
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Bits of black material break off of the main body of the rock, and it crumbles under the pressure of the atmosphere, until it's finally shattered into fiery pieces.
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College football is on the verge of tremendous structural change, particularly if players begin to get paid, and particularly if the major conferences break off from the mid-majors.
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However, for better or for worse, such an idea was highly unlikely, since Mexico was the only Latin-American country that had refused to break off relations with Castro.
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In 2017, the glacier lost a whopping two miles, and a year later scientists from New York University captured a miles-long ice column break off the glacier's front.
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When ice shelves break off into icebergs it doesn't directly increase sea levels, because the ice is already floating in the ocean, like an ice cube in a glass.
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But an agreement for the plants has not been concluded and talks could break off, said one of the sources, who discussed the private negotiations on condition of anonymity.
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ADEC earlier said in a statement that well pipe had temporarily "jacked up" or risen vertically about 3 feet to 4 feet, causing a pressure gauge to break off.
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"Bahrain decided to break off diplomatic relations with the Islamic Republic of Iran and calls upon all members of the mission to leave the kingdom within 48 hours," BNA said.
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The game uses virtually every feature available to the Switch, such as motion-control and being able to break off into teams when using two consoles at the same time.
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The one that's caught all of the headlines is that, for everybody above $25 billion, you got to break off the platform for many of the ancillary or affiliated businesses.
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McGurk said that one reason Tyson decided to break off a serious chunk of capital to back startups was that consumer goods are an area lacking attention from corporate VCs.
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Mr. Maxwell's start-up was trying to make it possible to break off some transactions from the Bitcoin network, making the number of transactions the network could handle less important.
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"Even in extremely rough air, the wing is not going to break off and the plane is not going to flip upside-down," explains pilot Patrick Smith, who runs AskThePilot.
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The state has also begun selling old mica dumps where children often gather, squatting with small hammers which they use to break off shiny flakes of mica from discarded rocks.
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President Trump on Tuesday shocked much of Washington when he took credit for the decision of Saudi Arabia and three other Arab nations to break off diplomatic relations with Qatar.
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"There is a chance that Europe would resist treating the U.K. the same way as a European member state because it might incentivize other markets to break off," Roth said.
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Caelynn Miller-Keyes tried to comfort Tayshia by saying, "Better to go home now than to break off an engagement twice," referring to Derek's split from Taylor Nolan last year.
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Inevitably he'll break off a hair or two between his fingers, rubbing it between thumb and forefinger, examining it and trying to figure out where to put it (ew, gross!!!).
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Samson told police that he used to date the woman and that he was trying to break off contact with her but she "keeps coming around," a police report states.
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Psychologists have no idea how the so-called break-off phenomenon—the sense of detachment that can arise when our planet slips from view—will affect future astronauts' mental state.
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Ice breaker That will be one heck of an ice cube: A piece of Antarctica that's twice the size of New York City will soon break off of the continent.
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He added discussion on the matter between the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission wouldn't start before January and lawmakers would then break off in March for the vote.
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Starship would break off from Super Heavy after reaching space, allowing the spaceship to use its entire tank of fuel to make the six-month trek to the Red Planet.
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However, May said the U.K. had "no disagreement with the people of Russia" and that it was not in the national interest to "break off all dialogue" with the country.
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Well, since new cacti can grow from certain parts of the jumping cholla that break off, called cladodes, perhaps the spines sticking firmly into an unlucky passerby has an evolutionary advantage.
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But even if it only happens in a handful of districts, even if only a limited number of Republicans break off to stand against Trump, they could tip control to Democrats.
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"Yo dude when you break off an engagement for your other ex gf the least you can do is LEAVE when she tells you to f—ing GET OUT," she continued.
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When I lifted my phone from the table, it was easy to break off of the cable, but the charger left my phone with an annoying little nub at the bottom.
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The mine workers' union, the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU), could break off wage talks with mining companies and call strike action, the Nikkei Asian Review reported this week.
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As a freshman in high school, he was focused on building friendships and joining sports teams, and sometimes felt ashamed that he had to break off to test his blood sugar.
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Typically, getting the latter look requires help from extensions — our nails don't grow into coffin-shaped tips overnight and, even if they do, our natural nails would break off within minutes.
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The 240-patient trial compared the effect of monthly injections with Repatha plus a cholesterol-lowering statin with statins alone on the plaques that can break off and cause heart attacks.
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Mr. Delgado's performance at the Joyce Theater in New York was a moment of triumph, but at 25 he had already decided to break off on his own as a choreographer.
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As the tilt of the statue increases, the stress will move higher and higher up that leg, until — at the moment of failure — it will break off just below the knee.
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When voters arrive at the venue, which can be anywhere from a high school gymnasium to a restaurant, supporters of certain candidates break off into groups, including groups for undecided voters.
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Years ago, Harden worried that Paige would lose confidence in him and break off their engagement given his struggles at the kiosk, but she had faith — in him, in the Predators.
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They arranged for $100 million of the purchase price to be set aside to cover potential liabilities if city governments break off contracts or demand compensation due to alleged kickback schemes.
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Some might break off and join the invading forces, but either way, weeks or even months of brutal fighting would certainly follow, potentially leaving hundreds or thousands dead and cities ruined.
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We crack open the white and shiny blue packaging and break off a piece of chocolate to try (it's the first time he's sampled it himself since it's been on the market).
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After deciding to leave The Great British Break Off in September and crushing the hearts of fans everywhere, beloved judge Mary Berry is now set to appear on a new BBC series.
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Rickard claimed the woman's head injuries resulted in a fight with another woman, and that after Foster learned of the fight, he moved to break off his relationship with the alleged victim.
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Tony Corbo, a senior lobbyist for Food & Water Watch, said recalls have ticked up partly because more food in meat plants is being prepared by machines with parts that can break off.
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As icebergs break off and the ice shelves they're a part of break down, more glacial ice will flow to the oceans, where it will melt and contribute to rising sea levels.
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At the White House, in the winter of 2017, Bannon questioned a State Department official about what it would take to get Putin to break off Russia's alliance with the Iranian leadership.
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She was one who would join in the fun, but often break off, as one sister recalled, by saying "I've got to go study" as she trained her sights on law school.
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General Electric is set for better performance as the company's leadership works to break off segments of the business, Oppenheimer said in upgrading shares of the industrial conglomerate to perform from underperform.
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And if the leader resists the delegation, the religion begins to fail in some way — higher-level subordinates will break off, start a competitive group, bringing followers along or attracting new ones.
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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) had ordered financial institutions to break off all ties with individuals or businesses dealing in virtual currency such as Bitcoin within three months, in April 2018.
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Weist's own stars — Mikey and Bryce — break off from him after seemingly accusing Weist of sexual harassment, and we see him pivoting to work with a "more talented" teen who can sing.
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They start the show seated, facing the audience, and then during the overture break off, one by one, to form a garden for the first scene, complete with statuary, fountain and benches.
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And 220006 would have been the hottest, if it hadn't been for 2202 The Antarctic recently saw the largest iceberg — nearly the size of Delaware — break off from the continental ice shelf.
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The focus of the dinner was on the Zelensky campaign and did not break off into a discussion of an investigation into the Bidens, according to those with knowledge of the gathering.
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The Emirati government, along with Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Egypt, used the planted quotations as a pretext to ban Qatari news outlets and to break off diplomatic and trade relations with Qatar.
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"A few witness reports say that they saw the airplane coming out of a cloud at a very high speed before parts of the airplane ... started to break off," Smith said Monday.
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Where the movies break off, a lot of time, we built into the scripts little points where someone has a dream or where someone starts telling a story or someone gets a telegram.
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The break-off apps are likely going to be made with Marzipan, Apple's in-development technology that allows apps to be developed and run seamlessly across the iPhone, iPad, and Mac, 9to5Mac says.
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With human use of hydrocarbons skyrocketing, waters around the globe are getting hotter and the warm sub-surface water is washing into Antarctica's massive western glaciers, causing them to retreat and break off.
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The pine trees are intolerant of salt (storm surge), and strong winds cause branches and needles to break off trees, which results in narrow growth rings for a few years after a storm.
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That decision was aimed, in part, at increasing the pressure on Sudan to break off relations with North Korea, from whom they were recently accused of buying weapons by a United Nations panel.
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Ukraine had sought the Ecumenical Patriarchate's consent to establish an independent church and won its backing in October, prompting the Russian Orthodox Church to break off diplomatic ties with the Istanbul-based Patriarchate.
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During that time, Ms. Wagenknecht and Keith McNally would marry and then divorce, Brian would break off from Keith in a feud that lasted many years, and each brother would open other restaurants.
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On Monday, less than a month after the agreement went into effect, Secretary of State John Kerry announced that the United States would break off talks with Russia on trying to revive it.
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AROUND THE WEB: A crack in one of Antarctica's largest ice shelves grew dramatically in recent months, leading scientists to fear it will break off from the continent, the New York Times reports.
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"When someone decides not to come here to join a start-up, and they go to Toronto, some of them may break off and start a new company across the street," he said.
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European leaders view Mr. Trump's threat to impose tariffs on their auto exports as a nuclear option that would force them to break off talks and impose a new round of retaliatory measures.
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Crows from New Caledonia, an island in the South Pacific, can break off pieces of a branch to form a hook, using it to pull a grub out of a log, for instance.
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Other issues still to be resolved before a crewed flight include certification of the parachutes and fixing a design issue with the thrusters where pieces can break off if they get too cold.
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Unlike fragments and fibers, which break off from clothes, rubber tires, condoms, and other products, beads tend to be added to a product purposely, such as beauty products that use them as exfoliants.
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The danger with blood clots ... they can break off and enter the blood stream and, in some cases, can cause a pulmonary embolism, which is a blockage of an artery in the lungs.
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However, it doesn't mean the ice sheet break off will have an immediate impact on anyone: Scientists said the iceberg won't change the sea level because Larsen C was already floating previous the carving.
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The second came on a one-timer from the middle of the left circle into the top left corner at the end of a 3-on-1 break off a crossing pass from Fiala.
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It's conceivable that if things continue to go bad, as badly as they have, then you might to see start to see nations try to break off pieces of Facebook for themselves or something.
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And while the Larsen C Ice Shelf in Antarctica doesn't have an official time zone, a crack in it has grown 11 miles in just six days and it's about to break off completely.
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The U.S. and many Latin American countries have recognized Guaidó's claim to the presidency, prompting Maduro to break off relations with the United States and give U.S. diplomats 72 hours to leave the country.
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GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - Guatemalan President-elect Alejandro Giammattei said on Monday that he will break off all diplomatic relations with the government of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro when he takes office on Jan. 14.
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"SoftBank Group plans to break off negotiations on a merger between subsidiary Sprint and T-Mobile US amid a failure to agree on ownership of the combined entity," the Japanese financial news agency said.
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While I remain highly skeptical that North Korea ultimately will be willing to give up its nuclear weapons, it is worth the effort to try and it is too soon to break off talks.
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Vaping injuries are difficult to prove, with other possible explanations for injuryTarran explained that spontaneous pneumothorax occurs when blebs, or small pockets of air in the lungs, break off, causing the lung to collapse.
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Even Katy Perry, whose break off, too, is of the norm, returned with newest single, "Chained To The Rhythm," to middling results since "Dark Horse" back in 2013, and that was a bonus track.
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Lee said it's even possible Russia and Saudi Arabia could ultimately break off their agreement, and it may have been ended already were it not for Russia's problems with contaminated oil earlier this year.
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Mr. Duterte, who has threatened to break off relations with the United States, a longtime ally, and turn to China instead, made the announcement during an appearance at the Miss Universe pageant in Manila.
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With Facebook chairing the group this year, Sandberg told leaders at the U.N. General Assembly Monday that it will soon break off as a standalone group, with a dedicated staff, funded by tech firms.
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"I gave them a big break on tariffs, but now I'm taking that break off because it's very unfair to our manufacturers and very unfair to our farmers," Mr. Trump told reporters on Monday.
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And even if repeal fails today and the Trump administration decides to break off talks, the issue will remain alive in the Senate, and any progress toward repeal there would surely revive Senate interest.
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It's clear he'd rather be with Rory and the fact that she's pregnant, possibly with his baby, could mean he'll break off that engagement and together, they'll live happily ever after, with baby making three.
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LONDON, Sept 15 (Reuters) - European shares edged higher on Thursday, looking to break off from a week-long losing run, as gains at supermarket operator Morrisons and Zodiac Aerospace lent some support to stock markets.
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Because of his continued connection to YC, we are compelled to break off our relationship with YC. We hope this situation changes, and that we are both willing to move forward together in the future.
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For now, however, here are some of the best views of Larsen C iceberg splitting off: From 22017 July to 210 July, #Sentinel22016 caught the final days and eventual full break-off of the berg.
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Wall Street had been an oasis of calm in comparison, with the Dow closing for the Thanksgiving break off 0.27 percent, while the S&P 500 lost 0.08 percent and the Nasdaq added 0.07 percent.
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Stripping the most jagged shards he can break off of a bank of analog synths and busted-sounding drum machines, his take on techno kinda feels like a junkyard version of those Boston Dynamics dogs.
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Most internet experts support the internet governance transition, because it would undermine an argument used by repressive regimes to lobby for greater power over internet governance, or even break off from the global internet altogether.
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Pelosi said Trump's decision to break off infrastructure talks with Democratic leaders at the White House the previous day was based on his frustration that the Speaker has no intention of starting the impeachment process.
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"We're not used to computing the scale of a 100,000-year-old piece of ice the size of California that's going to break off from an ice sheet," said the artist and photojournalist Justin Guariglia.
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Managing director Yannis Stroutsis, who owns a majority stake in the company, was forced to break off a press conference in Athens after about 30 Electroniki staff started shouting in protest at the court decision.
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I modify some of the astronauts' clothing by removing buttons and snaps that can break off in space, float away and damage equipment, and I add Velcro on pocket flaps to keep items from escaping.
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Government investigators and experts have focused their inquiries on a missile factory in Dnipro, Ukraine, on the edge of the territory where Russia is fighting a low-level war to break off part of Ukraine.
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He knows he'll lose Republicans eventually, but the longer the conference sticks together, the harder it becomes for more to break off later -- and the narrative of "Republicans stick together and behind Trump" firmly sets.
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" A State Department spokesperson told The Hill that there are no plans to "break off diplomatic ties at this time" but that "the Castro regime's abuses of its own people" are at a "low point.
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In Kuala Lumpur, Prime Minister Najib Razak of Malaysia said on Wednesday that he did not intend to break off diplomatic relations with North Korea despite its decision on Tuesday to bar Malaysians from leaving.
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Airbus said Hoke would not attend the Saudi investment conference given a new guideline ordering executives to abstain from high profile engagements there, but the company would not break off contact with the Gulf kingdom.
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The area of the glacier behind where it cantilevers over the water is eaten away, which can cause the glacier's ice to break off and flow faster out to sea and add to rising sea levels.
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An iceberg the size of the U.S. state of Delaware is poised to break off from the Larsen C ice shelf, an event that will fundamentally change the peninsula's landscape, Welsh scientists said earlier this month.
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In short, going to see a band on your own is no big deal — plenty of people break off and do it during the day, and everyone seems keen to chat and make some new friends.
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Because of his continued connection to (Y Combinator), we are compelled to break off our relationship with YC. We hope this situation changes, and that we are both willing to move forward together in the future.
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Deutsche Bahn, which said it had offered a 5.1 percent wage rise in two stages and a one-off payment of 500 euros, said EVG's decision to break off talks had caused a "completely unnecessary escalation".
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In fact, the memo says the FBI didn't break off ties with Steele until after a Mother Jones article revealed his contacts with the bureau on October 31—ten days after the FISA application was filed.
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LONDON, Aug 18 (Reuters) - European shares rose on Thursday to break off from a losing streak suffered at the start of the week, with gains in leading financials and industrial stocks helping to lift the market.
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The third play is to attack Biden from the center when he flip-flops, and try to break off his more conservative supporters by arguing that the former V.P. isn't the moderate he used to be.
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I want to talk to him about the insulin pen's thread-thin needles that sometimes break off and disappear in my husband's skin, about the high price of test strips, about peripheral neuropathy, about foot wounds.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani announced Wednesday that the country would break off some key commitments to the 2015 nuclear deal that had kept caps on its nuclear activities, giving EU leaders 60 days to negotiate a solution.
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Analyzing several years of images taken by the Sentinel-1A satellite, Howat and his colleagues traced the break-off to a rift that formed at the base of the ice shelf nearly 20 miles inland, in 2013.
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The often fractious alliance between Berlusconi and Salvini creaked on Wednesday when Salvini threatened to break off talks after Berlusconi's Forza Italia (Go Italy!) party declined to back a League proposal to toughen sanctions for violent crime.
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The Helheim glacier dips into the ocean in eastern Greenland, and the first ice chunk to break off was wide and shallow, "like a pancake," says David Holland, an NYU professor who led the expedition to Greenland.
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Godfrey showed me how to tease apart the coiled strands of the rope, break off a fragment of seaweed, slip it into the uncoiled segment, and then let the strands wind back up, trapping the seaweed inside.
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Last week Videgaray and Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo had to break off meetings in Washington with Trump advisers after a Twitter spat broke out between Mexico's president and U.S. President Donald Trump over the southern border wall.
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Icahn and Deason, who together own 15.7 percent of the photocopier pioneer, have earlier separately called on the company to break off or renegotiate a joint venture with Fujifilm Holdings Corp, saying it was unfavourable to Xerox.
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Cheaper reels often have little hiccups, which give fish a big opportunity to either spit the hook or break off, and I'm of the mind that avoiding that tragedy at almost all costs is worth every penny.
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Instead, the company will break off its home technologies and ADI global distribution segments into one publicly-traded company, and its transportation systems segment into another publicly-traded company, a plan endorsed by Loeb and Third Point.
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Qatar is the world's top seller of LNG and the decision by Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and other Arab powers to break off ties stoked concern about supply disruptions to neighboring countries spilling over into global gas markets.
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There is such poignancy in these futile devices, mounted stupidly on thin wood stands throughout the gallery, daring me to trip and break them — or maybe break off the stand and use it as a selfie-stick.
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At that size, the resistance of water on its lower parts is considerable, and can hamper takeoff (the robot already has to be careful not to flap too fast under water because the wings might break off).
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Andrew also said he had stayed at Epstein's home in New York after the financier had been convicted of Florida state prostitution charges because he was "too honourable" and wanted to break off the friendship in person.
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China repeated its call for restraint and compromise on Thursday amid growing tensions in the Korean Peninsula, as renewed provocations from Pyongyang stoke fears it will break off talks with Washington and conduct a major weapons test.
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"A few witness reports say they saw the airplane coming out of a cloud at a very high speed before parts of the airplane such as tail and then subsequently wings started to break off," Smith said.
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As examples to highlight his theory, the representative from Alabama pointed to rocky shorelines across the California coast and the White Cliffs of Dover along the English Channel that break off and tumble into the water every year.
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As the oceans and atmosphere warm, they don't just melt the ice from below; they create honking cracks in glaciers that make it easier for large chunks of ice to break off, slip into the ocean, and disappear.
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Just break off the boring banking part — the checking accounts, the savings accounts, what you and I would call commercial banking — from investment banking, where you go take a high flyer on this stock or that new business.
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" Luyendyk Jr. also defended his controversial decision to break off the engagement in front of a camera crew, saying, "I wanted everyone here and at home to know that this was on me, and it wasn't on you.
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As his centrist government returned to the sort of disputes that shredded its popularity under his predecessor and helped fuel the FPO's rise, Kern unexpectedly suggested in August that the EU should break off accession talks with Turkey.
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The googly eyes soften the machine's appearance for a few seconds, but once you break off the staring contest you're reminded that you're in the presence of a rolling piece of tech that uses laser sensing and cameras.
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But the watershed moment really came in 20133, when Mr. McNamara finally took up a five-year-old invitation from Mr. Casimiro to come to Nazaré, and try out the waves that break off the town's north beach.
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The two rallies were initially supposed to be a single "Freedom of Speech Rally" at the Lincoln Memorial, but the involvement of white nationalist Richard Spencer frustrated some attendees, leading them to break off into a separate event.
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Recall the developments from 2011 — including the Raymond Davis case, Operation Geronimo that killed Osama bin Laden in Pakistan, and the Salala NATO strike incident — that didn't have the authorities from both the countries break off ties altogether.
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Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), a former RSC chairman, led a bloc of three dozen hardcore conservatives frustrated that the RSC had become too large, ineffective and too cozy with leadership to break off and form the Freedom Caucus.
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Since the break-off of the FCA talks, Renault executives have been looking to rebuild ties with Nissan, which is keen to reduce the influence the French state has in the alliance via its 15% stake in Renault.
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Red Sox LH Brian Johnson (224-23, 103) Happ went into the All-Star break off a clunker, getting tagged for six runs (two earned) and surrendering three homers over four innings in a 210-26 shellacking by Houston.
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"I would then cut you off again before you can break off the conversation, adding, "By using blockchain technology, Walmart can leverage its Internet of Things-enabled cart system deployed at scale to generate near-limitless value for shareholders.
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But before you jump on a one-way flight, or into the actual water, you need to know about a beauty-hazard that could make your hair a matted, tangled mess — or worse, actually cause it to break off.
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Its envisaged use-case is someone realizing they've run out of a certain product when they're in the middle of cooking, and being able to add it to their list without having to break off from whatever they're chopping.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Myanmar's military has maintained ties with North Korea, even though the civilian-led government denies any cooperation, and the Trump administration is pressing for a complete break-off of remaining links, current and former U.S. officials said.
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"Because of his continued connection to YC, we are compelled to break off our relationship with YC." Founded in 2005, Y Combinator has incubated some of the biggest tech companies of the past decade, including Airbnb, Dropbox, and Stripe.
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They are considered mostly Upper-Middle-Income or High-Income countries by the World Bank, they are not facing health emergencies, and in some cases they already dictate prices of the proposed drug they plan to break off-patent.
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"They are eroded and discolored by pollution, bats droppings, and vandals whose ranks include not only those who break off ornaments for profit, but thoughtless visitors who let their backpacks scrape the surfaces of walls," UNESCO wrote in 2013.
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"If you break off one member of this agreement, you break it all, and that would be bad news for U.S. businesses, for American jobs and for economic growth," said U.S. Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Thomas Donohue.
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OSLO (Reuters) - A vast iceberg, expected to be one of the biggest ever recorded with an area almost the size of the U.S. state of Delaware or the Caribbean island state of Trinidad and Tobago, is poised to break off Antarctica.
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During season 3, emotions ran high as we witnessed Mary Jane Paul (Gabrielle Union) break off a romance with a white guy, get her revenge against Cece (Loretta Devine), and witnessed cousin Niecy (Raven Goodwin) get tased by the police.
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In tests in pigs, the researchers found that drug doses were gradually released over two weeks, and the linkers that join the arms to the core then dissolved, allowing the arms to break off and pass through the digestive system.
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The fury in Poland reached a fever pitch on Wednesday, after a Jewish foundation based in Boston posted a video of people saying "Polish Holocaust" as a protest against the law and calling for the US to break off diplomatic relations.
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LONDON/ABU DHABI (Reuters) - A decision by the Arab world's strongest powers to break off diplomatic ties with Qatar is already hitting food imports into the small Gulf state with reports that Qataris are beginning to stockpile supplies, trade sources say.
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A settlement deal that would have ended the probe was blocked by a court on Monday, leading Deutsche Boerse supervisory board chairman Joachim Faber to break off a trip to China and return to Frankfurt, the person said on Tuesday.
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"We would love to see official numbers on nationwide support for Calexit," he said, adding that, "on a constant basis ... people [are] emailing how they want California to secede, or as they put it: break off and fall into the ocean."
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Second, the soft but sturdy bristles of this toddler toothbrush are designed to bend but not to break off when bitten down on, so you don't have to worry about your kid ingesting or choking on loose bits of bristle.
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Wall Street applauded chief executive John Flannery's decision to break off the company's health-care unit and separate its stake in oil services company Baker Hughes on Tuesday, when shares rallied more than 7.7 percent, their best day since April 2015.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Saudi Arabia lashed out at Canada on Monday for criticizing the recent arrests of Saudi rights activists, and threatened to break off trade with other Western countries if they too spoke out about political repression in the kingdom.
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I mean, do you have any sense of like what it actually could take to break off that group of people who are like, core support... Not even the core supports the president, that 30% who will always vote for him.
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The biggest problem with these types of treats is that they can easily break off in large chunks and be ingested by your dog, proposing a high risk for those pieces to become stuck in their esophagus or digestive tract.
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Aaron Burr, who sought to snatch the presidency from Thomas Jefferson when the contest went to the House of Representatives in 1800, was prosecuted in a treason case for later plotting to break off territory and create a new nation.
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"While there are no plans to break off diplomatic ties at this time, one thing that has clearly reached a low point is the Castro regime's abuses of its own people," a State Department official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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UNITED NATIONS, Jan 4 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's decision to break off diplomatic ties with Iran will not affect its own efforts to secure peace in Syria and Yemen, the kingdom's ambassador to the United Nations, Abdallah Al-Mouallimi, said on Monday.
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In the choice between eating a flawed cupcake and complaining about cupcake flaws, I would never begrudge someone who simply muddles through—or the innovators among us who break off the bottom portion of the cake to makeshift a sandwich on the fly.
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According to O'Leary, the ice on the seaward side of the rift will be lost as a huge iceberg that is about 6,000 square kilometers, or 2,316 square miles in area, "but it's hard to predict exactlywhen" the iceberg will break off.
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Why it matters: While this iceberg itself is not record-breaking — it ranks as the sixth-largest iceberg to break off the Pine Island Glacier since 2001 — it illustrates the continued instability of marine-terminating glaciers in parts of the icebound continent.
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That will include an in-flight test of its emergency abort system, which will see the Crew Dragon launch atop a rocket then break off from the rocket and conduct an emergency landing to simulate a situation in which a rocket misfires.
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Scratchy ancient audio seemingly beamed in from another planet gives voice to many of the town's mechanized denizens, whose jaws and limbs look like they're going to break off as they move either glacially slow or all herky jerky like 19th-century tweakers.
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From the start, we're made to understand that both of these affairs have progressed along a similar timeline; both have reached the point where either the affairs need to be broken off, or Michael and Mary need to break off their marriage.
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" As for any Bachelor fans who still think Luyendyk Jr.'s season was tainted by his decision to break off his engagement to Becca Kufrin in order to pursue a relationship with Burnham, she doesn't think their actions make them "bad people.
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Today Snail Mail release "Heat Wave," one of Lush's standout tracks both for its shreddy guitar parts, and its forlorn lyrics (listen to the repeated refrain "I'm not into sometimes" and feel tiny bits break off your heart each time it's sung).
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Eventually, the theory goes, the thin sliver of land between the fault and the ocean—from the southern tip of the Baja Peninsula to the Santa Cruz Mountains—will break off from the mainland and slide north, until LA drifts past San Francisco.
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Just when we think we've found the exact shade for our skin tone, the stick will break off, the lid will get loose and paint the insides of our purse, or the lipstick will melt when we accidentally leave them in the car.
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Their captors were the Polisario Front, an Algerian-backed, pro-Marxist group that aimed to break off the southern half of Morocco and rule it as a one-party state in the name of Saharan tribes that have lived there for centuries.
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But it is also true that the majority of the wars in the last 100 years have started when one power decides to suspend negotiations, break off diplomatic channels and throw caution as well as reason into the wind before striking an adversary.
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Buffalo has the perfect garbage time quarterback in Josh Allen, as he loves to throw deep (regardless of coverage or the quality of his wide receivers) and he can break off huge runs in the rare event he decides not to throw.
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In an audio statement also released earlier today, al-Qaeda's second in command, Abu al-Khayr al-Masri, gave permission to al-Nusra to break off, portraying it as a pragmatic step toward uniting all rebel factions fighting against the Syrian regime.
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They each recognize too much of themselves in the other to completely abandon pity, and so when the two of them break off from the main battlefield for a mano-a-mano showdown by a solitary tree, there can be no definitive resolution.
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After a few months of sweet, sad instant-message exchanges, they agreed that they would not be able to see each other again any time soon — and that it might be less painful, especially for her, to break off the steady communication.
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The ice of Thwaites, like the ice of most cold-region glaciers, doesn't break off immediately upon entering the sea, but forms a floating ice shelf that remains attached to the coastline and slows the flow of additional glacier ice to the sea.
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Andrew also said he had stayed at Epstein's home in New York after the financier had been convicted of Florida state prostitution charges because he was "too honorable" to break off the relationship by telephone and wanted to do so in person.
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While a handful of Democrats in GOP-leaning districts are expected to oppose at least one of the two articles of impeachment, Democrats think that there won't be more than about a half-dozen of them who break off from the party.
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"In the face of public accusations about the sexual abuse of actress Karla Souza, and after a preliminary investigation, Televisa has decided to immediately break off all relations with Mr. Gustavo Loza," said the statement, read on air by Televisa journalist Denise Maerker.
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No one knows when it will break off — it could be any moment — but when it does, the iceberg will likely be 620 feet thick (about the height of the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York) and contain roughly 1 trillion tons of ice.
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If a user can book a restaurant in the same messaging thread where they are discussing going out for dinner with their friends then, in theory, there's no need for the humans to break off their conversation to go figure the organizational stuff out.
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The Left party agreed in March to back the government's main projects, but said it had decided on Wednesday to break off cooperation after the five parties in the coalition government refused to support its proposal that would cancel the system of additional health insurance.
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David Barnett, the founder and CEO of Popsockets — the company that creates removable grips for smart phones — discussed his firm's fractured relationship with Amazon, Popsockets' top customer until a series of disputes led Popsockets to break off its relationship with the online retail giant.
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Just last week, Ceferin reacted furiously after The Times reported that Infantino had met with Florentino Pérez, the president of Real Madrid, and discussed the details of a plan in which Europe's richest clubs would break off from UEFA to form their own independent competition.
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In the second half, Goff needs to get back to his confident downfield throws, letting Brandin Cooks and Robert Woods break off some big plays, and if the running game can't help establish that room, Goff will simply have to get the ball out faster.
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In the months before his accident, she imagined he must have sensed himself plummeting toward some kind of end, must have felt the clawing panic that hits when you sense a part of your life is about to break off and drift away like an ice floe.
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Bekah Martinez doesn't think Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s heart was in the right place when he chose to break off his engagement to Becca Kufrin on camera, just weeks after proposing, in order to pursue a relationship with Lauren Burnham, to whom he is now engaged.
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At least 750 migrants from a thousands-strong caravan of Central American migrants bound for a U.S. port of entry are currently in Tijuana as groups of families from the caravan break off over issues of security and qualms about the caravan's slow pace through Mexico.
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But his claim that his primary purpose in spending four days at Mr Epstein's house, during which he attended a dinner party there, was to break off the friendship face-to-face stretched credulity, especially when he put it down to his "tendency to be too honourable".
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It's that repression that leads her to break off her first engagement to Wentworth at her family's urging, and that, in the novel's opening pages, seems to have committed her to a life of self-effacement, of uncomplainingly doing nothing but what is best for other people.
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As an ESPN writer noted, Newton, at 6 feet 5 and 245 pounds, is bigger than any player on the Green Bay Packers' championship team in Super Bowl I. He reads offenses with intensity, and he is that rare pocket passer who can dodge and break off loping runs.
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It's no secret that bleach breaks down the natural protein in hair, making it more susceptible to breakage — in fact, the higher the volume of bleach applied to your hair, the more likely it will break off, ensuring that your hair (at least the bleached parts) won't grow.
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I thought back to all the times I had to break off plans or stay in because my rigid new sleep pattern was too brittle to fiddle with, and couldn't help but look at the glowing reports a bit like the unsolicited pharmaceutical offers in my spam folder.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE is scheduled to break off from Trump's European trip to attend the meetings.
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When a new succession of heavily white towns sought to break off from Jefferson County, beginning in the late 1980s, they went unchallenged, even though each secession siphoned large numbers of white students from the district, which had yet to comply fully with the court's mandate to desegregate.
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Clemon, who watched with growing despair as the integration efforts in the Jefferson County school district stalled and then eroded through the years, believed that Gardendale's attempt to break off mattered not just for Jefferson County but for the nation, where schools are resegregating at an alarming pace.
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It is June of 93, and Thomas Jefferson, at the very young age of 33 years old, has been tasked with drafting the document that is going to declare to the world why the British North American colonies, the 13 colonies, want to break off from the British Empire.
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The area of ice slated to break off the ice-covered continent is more than 215,930 square miles, or greater than than 5,000 square kilometers in area, according to scientists affiliated with Project MIDAS, which monitors the ice shelf with support from the British Antarctic Survey and other partners.
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If all goes to plan, Virgin's White Knight II aircraft will carry the SpaceShipTwo Unity up to about 65,143 feet, at which point the smaller ship will break off, hit the gas and shoot 62 miles above sea level to the Kármán line between Earth's atmosphere and the final frontier.
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This strategy worked better for Nintendo than it did Worlds of Wonder: Nintendo got around the nerves of toy stores throughout the country with this method, and within a year, the NES was enough of a hit that it could break off the co-distribution deal and sell the consoles itself.
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They're sorting through the dress rack at a thrift store and fighting in the way they do for most of the film, about how Lady Bird is a disappointment and about her mother doesn't understand her — and then they break off mid-sentence to exclaim over finding the perfect dress.
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The pick: Hill (-1.5) receiving yards over Kittle ($55 to win $50)The logic: Kittle is a top target for the 49ers offense, but I feel like Reid has a play drawn up for Hill that's set to break off a 75-yard touchdown at some point in this game.
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Anne was engaged once, to a man named Frederick Wentworth when she was 19, but her well-meaning friends and family convinced her to break off the engagement: Wentworth had no money and few prospects, and everyone was convinced that a pretty and wealthy young heiress like Anne could do better.
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The night after the former race-car driver's dramatic Bachelor finale aired on Monday — when he proposed to Becca Kufrin, only to break off their engagement weeks later with the hope of a second chance with runner-up Lauren Burham — he popped the question to Burnham, 26, on the live special Tuesday.
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As little nugs break off under your dull chompers and dissolve easily onto your tongue, the interior's acidity (which is citric, like preserved lemon) combines with the serious savoriness of the rind (fresh mushrooms) and the almost latex-y aroma, curiously culminating in a taste not too dissimilar from a rich milk chocolate.
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"If you're inexperienced, you want to stay away from these surf breaks, but for everybody out here, we're running to the ocean," Rozier, an instructor and guide for surf shop Kona Boys, said after riding a break off Kona pier that he said had appeared for the first time in four years.
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Byrne later claimed the FBI told him to break off his relationship with Butina, before approaching him again in July of 2016, saying he needed to "rekindle" his relationship with her to assist the bureau's efforts during a time it was investigating attempts by Russia to interfere in the US presidential election.
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What's especially interesting about the Bridget Jones sequel and the book on which it was based is that they are actually reworkings of an entirely different Jane Austen novel: Persuasion, Austen's last and a story about a woman who is persuaded by friends to break off her engagement with the man she truly loves.
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Image: NASA Earth ObservatoryLike that painful hangnail you've been eyeing for days—except billions of times larger, made of ice not keratin, and studied by dozens of scientists worldwide—a Delaware-sized glacier along Antarctica's Larsen C ice shelf is hanging by a thread, poised to break off into the ocean any day now.
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After wrestling with his decision, he decided to break off his engagement to Kufrin to pursue a relationship with Burnham — and every second of the brutal breakup was captured on TV. "That moment when you realize you dodged a bullet," Martinez, 26, captioned a photo of her and Luyendyk Jr., 22018, from the show.
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In summary there are three ways that movement, particularly lateral movement, may be used in a fight: ⁃The first is to defuse the power of the opponent—to keep him turning, to prevent him from setting his feet, to break off his combinations, and to deny him a target for his strikes, rushes or shots.
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Though he seems to have been a loving husband toward Setsu (and a doting father to their four children), Hearn's personal relationships were, for the most part, marked by a kind of skittishness and extreme sensitivity; if he felt slighted or unwanted, he would break off a friendship or a romance immediately, without explanation.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In a statement issued today, a group of artists featured in a just-opened exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum expressed disappointment over the Guggenheim Foundation's decision to break off negotiations with the Gulf Labor Coalition (GLC); the discussions concerned the living and working conditions of migrant laborers building the institution's Abu Dhabi outpost.
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In fact, a few years ago designer Mike Thompson created a "blood lamp" that requires users to break off the top of the bulb-shaped glass, cut their finger on the jagged edge and then mix a tablet in with their own blood to create light:That's a stark reminder that all energy has an intrinsic cost.
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After Monday evening's dramatic finale — when Luyendyk Jr. proposed to Becca Kufrin only to break off their engagement with the hopes of reconciling his relationship with runner-up Lauren Burnham — former Bachelor Viall and Unglert (who competed on The Bachelorette, Bachelor in Paradise and Bachelor Winter Games) poked fun at the former race-car driver's season.
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"I think for a number of those voters, they'll say well if their vote is not going to get him to be the winner come the convention, where do they want to cast, and my guess is that if a fair number of them break off it might actually help Cruz get over the hump," Walker said.
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Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE said on Thursday that he thinks the United Kingdom should break off from the European Union.
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" As part of a story published last month about attitudes among NYU Shanghai students and faculty toward the Hong Kong protests, the New York Post reported, "Chinese students who attend the school are also required by the government to take classes like 'Mao Zedong Thought' and 'Introduction to the Communist Party of China' during winter break off campus.
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Classes feel different both in attack and defense, finding yourself stuck out in the open will cause you problems, though you can't use armor or dead parts as a way to shield your cockpit or generator from damage; damaged limbs actually break off instead of acting as a shield of scrap metal hanging off your machine.
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In their study, published Wednesday in Science Robotics, the researchers said they solved this problem by adapting how fast the wings flap in and out of water—if the RoboBee flaps its wings too hard underwater, they might break off—as well as adding small bee-sized flotation devices and a chamber that converts water into oxyhydrogen, a gas used in combustion.
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Pyongyang&aposs surprise move last week to break off a high-level meeting with Seoul over U.S.-South Korean military drills while threatening to cancel next month&aposs summit between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Trump cooled what had been an unusual flurry of diplomatic moves from the country after a provocative series of nuclear and missile tests.
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As the country wondered about the health of Mr. Buhari, who has spent more than 100 days in London receiving medical treatment for a mystery illness, people poured into the streets in the southeast to support a movement to create a new state or break off into a separate nation, as the area tried to do in the late 1960s.
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While it is natural for icebergs of all shapes and sizes to break off from large ice shelves, climate change may be accelerating the rapid deterioration of ice shelves like Larsen C. The Antarctic Peninsula has warmed by about 0.5°C per decade since the 1940s, but scientists are still uncertain of the degree to which human-driven global warming is responsible for this trend.
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"As part of the decision taken by the United Arab Emirates to break off all diplomatic relations with Qatar, vessels flying the flag of Qatar or vessels destined to or arriving from Qatar ports are not allowed to call on the Port of Fujairah or Fujairah Offshore Anchorage regardless of the nature of their call until further notice," authorities said in a notice seen by Reuters.
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They use their mighty incisors to dig for salts and minerals, to break off branches and get at the foliage, to pry into trees and peel off the bark — "They really love to to eat bark," said Joyce Poole, scientific director of Elephant Voices, a research and advocacy group working at Gorongosa — to scoop an errant calf out of a mudhole or lift a sleeping one to its feet.
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