Is she supposed to break out in song like that?
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I even sometimes tremble and I break out in hives.
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I did not see anyone break out in the debate.
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Booker has yet to break out in state or national polling.
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Do not expect wild celebrations to break out in the streets.
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That new chemical peel made your face break out in hives?
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John Hickenlooper has struggled to break out in the national polls.
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Why do so many fights break out in fast food restaurants?
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ROWDY ANTI-TRUMP PROTESTS BREAK OUT IN LONDON, AS SCENE TURNS VIOLENT
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The sisters break out in tears and are outraged at this command.
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Kilmer cracked numerous jokes, causing the audience to break out in laughter.
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Sharks break out in 7-0 rout of Oilers SAN JOSE, Calif.
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You might break out in little purses and purse yourself to death.
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Occasionally, he would break out in a joyous side-to-side shuffle.
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The next thing we know, they break out in an impressively choreographed dance.
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She would break out in rashes whenever she went out in the sun.
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Just thinking about it again is causing me to break out in hives.
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Did you break out in song in the middle of the checkout line?
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Sometimes I find instant favorites; other times, I break out in a rash.
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Everything else he tried made him break out in allergic reactions, he says.
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Throughout his campaign, he struggled to break out in polls and in fundraising.
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My stomach flips, and I break out in a thin film of sweat.
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Any more Yankee compliments and I am going to break out in hives.
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Medley Global Advisors' Ben Emons expects the market to break out in 2020.
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You might notice that you break out in hives when you're acutely stressed.
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The female hawkers and fellow chewers standing close by all break out in giggles.
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A swarm of genetically-engineered mosquitoes may soon break out in the Florida Keys.
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After a minute-long blackout, a slew of arguments break out in the stands.
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Wildfires often break out in California in October after the state's dry, sunny summers.
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I didn't expect that two weeks later, an epidemic would break out in China.
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One night recently, a surprise surge of water made her neighborhood break out in joy.
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" Tractor Supply Co.: "Did you see that stock break out in the last few days?
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Then, I would randomly break out in hives on my arms, or around my mouth.
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Right on cue, his teammates break out in applause and race up to hug him.
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OXFORD, London — Kinan and Louwai Muhammed never imagined that war would break out in Syria.
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Audiences often break out in criticisms of their own governments and societies, Mr. Veit said.
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"You little pencil neck," Trump said, prompting his audience to break out in wild cheers.
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Sometimes it looks like a war is going to break out in the Taiwan Strait.
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Sometimes fights break out in the rush to the shops when the cards are topped up.
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There is no need to break out in panic just because we have lost a match.
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They break out in tongues, they sing Hallelujah, they raise their arms, they cry, they collapse.
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"There is no need to break out in panic just because we have lost a match."
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If the very idea of financial planning makes you break out in hives, you're not alone.
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He was sentenced to 20 years in a Texas prison, but managed to break out in 1968.
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What if, after just a few minutes in the sun, you start to break out in hives?
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Oka acknowledged that it is harder for Asians and Asian-Americans hoping to break out in Hollywood.
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Europe is turning on itself; political and economic crises could break out in Italy, Britain and France.
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Personally, I'm horrible at small talk, and witty people make me break out in a muck sweat.
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"You little pencil neck," Trump said, prompting his audience in Toledo to break out in wild cheers.
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And there is no guarantee another tariff war will not break out in future over another issue.
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The beetles would leave their secretions around the house, which caused Reed to break out in hives.
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Should a major conflict break out in the near future, space will most certainly represent the first battlefield.
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Then, I cut out the detox pill, which made me break out in hives from an allergic reaction.
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Sometimes they are pressed into service to extinguish fires that break out in nearby grass heaps and pigsties.
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Does the idea seem tempting, or does it make one or both of you break out in hives?
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Despite a nod to the nation's conservatism, Riney said that startups are beginning to break out in Japan.
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She has been known to break out in song at dinner parties and has released three dance singles.
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Saut also pinpoints one section of the market he sees continuing to break out in the new year.
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We know "Kum Ba Yah" will not suddenly break out in the halls of Congress, and that's okay.
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The man's face looks like it's about to break out in tears basically at the drop of a hat.
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The next day, her cheeks and chin and forehead would break out in unsightly blisters the size of quarters.
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Later, they'll meet up for a date where, instead of talking to each other, they break out in dance.
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I was on in September; I said I think the market's going to break out in the fourth quarter.
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No other smartphone maker accounted for a significant enough share of the market to break out in Counterpoint's analysis.
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Trained in Chicago and England, the division reached France just in time for peace to break out in 230.
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He's struggling with an undefined mental illness and a condition that causes him to break out in uncontrollable laughter.
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Kamala Harris: Harris remains the type of candidate (black, prosecutor, etc.) who could break out in a Democratic primary.
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Delta flight attendants say their uniforms are making them lose their hair, break out in hives, and cough uncontrollably
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Productivity growth has been stuck throughout the decade, and failed to break out in a lasting way this year.
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Expecting kung fu fights to just break out in the streets, or expecting every Chinese restaurant to be amazing.
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Despite the heat, it's the type of environment that would make most AV operators break out in a cold sweat.
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Booker is one candidate hoping to "break out" in Iowa, banking on a moment he said he's sure is coming.
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The dark circles under my eyes started to sag, my face would break out in pimples, and I'd gain weight.
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Eric Swalwell dropped out of the 2020 presidential race after struggling to break out in a jammed Democratic primary field.
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And it makes the national security establishment — many of whom have longitudinal views of these relationships — break out in hives.
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Conversely, "if it does break out in a more meaningful way, ... it's going to be very, very bullish," Maley said.
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To become a pandemic, the virus would have to break out in different countries and more parts of the world.
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Sanders struggled to break out in polls for months in 2019 as fellow progressive Elizabeth Warren mounted a strong campaign.
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The report comes as protests begin to break out in the Palestinian dominated West Bank in response to Trump's announcement.
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We were the only non-Slavs in the federation and everyone thought that war was about to break out in Kosovo.
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"I'll always break out in the beginning of a tour because I'm always stressed trying to get things perfect," he said.
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Strong storms may break out in that Southeast swath, possibly affecting up to 16 million people, CNN Meteorologist Monica Garrett said.
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News Analysis ERBIL, Iraq — The world could be excused for thinking that another war was about to break out in Iraq.
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But just the thought of looking for a new air-conditioner is enough to make you break out in a sweat.
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The world simply had too many people already, and famines killing hundreds of millions of people would break out in the 1970s.
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Epic celebrations are sure to break out in either city, with closed-down streets, dancing on cars, and general city-stopping mayhem.
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Rep. Eric Swalwell dropped out of the 2020 presidential race Monday after struggling to break out in a jammed Democratic primary field.
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But when conflicts over resources break out in the developing world, they are bound to generate crises that spill into wealthier countries.
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The Dreaming, which will be written by Spurrier, takes place in Dream's kingdom, where "crimes and calamities" break out in Daniel's absence.
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Buy bull risk reversals on Microsoft — fiscal-quarter 210 may spark a break out in the stock but earnings volatility is rich.
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It's enough to make you break out in sweat just looking at the thing, but Ovens takes it completely in her stride.
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It's become clear that the prospect of a Bernie Sanders nomination is making the Democratic establishment break out in a queasy sweat.
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"This announcement shifted the range a bit higher but is not a reason to cause any break-out" in yields, Lorizio said.
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No one was expecting any epic acts of statesmanship to break out in the Ways and Means Committee Room on Wednesday night.
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Chants of "kill the bill, don't kill us!" break out in the House of Representatives ahead of the tax bill vote. pic.twitter.
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When the parade finally disbanded, it was all I could do not to break out in a fevered dash for the boardwalk bathrooms.
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Okay, I thought – this is all great now, but the true test is how badly I break out in the next couple days.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's weather bureau said on Tuesday there is a 50 percent chance that El Niño could break out in the autumn.
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" Rebecca Allen of Wangaratta, Australia: "A really good three-point shooter who has the chance to break out in a very big way.
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Shortly after 7, according to the journalist Jules Witcover, a party was beginning to break out in the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles.
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Should outright confrontation ever break out in the international waterway, Beijing may be able to use underwater drones, or UUVs, to their advantage.
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Prime Minister Hun Sen has repeatedly said that war could break out in the Southeast Asian country if his ruling party loses the election.
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It's actually not that rare a phenomenon; meteorologists estimate these kinds of storms break out in the Northern Hemisphere about 10 times a year.
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What began coming out of the tap was brown and smelled and caused some people to lose their hair or break out in rashes.
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This satirical mode was also used stateside where political factionalism was characterized as "pugilism," representing the occasional fistfights that would break out in Congress.
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The thought of fielding those questions made me break out in a cold sweat, because I flat-out loathe being asked about being single.
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His physical symmetry makes me want to break out in spontaneous yoga moves and start speaking, out loud, to my chakras (whatever those are).
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Watch "Corruption, Hate and Violence: Kosovo in Crisis" Read "Bloody Clashes Break Out in Port-au-Prince as Haiti Is Left Without a President"
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After a promising start, he has struggled to break out in the field and is now coming in near the bottom of the polls.
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"In the past, whenever I was reminded of that incident, my entire body would shudder and break out in a cold sweat," she recalls.
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Still, after some success with our picks last week, we're back trying to predict who might break out in Week 3 of the NFL.
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The Bengsons' nightmare scenario is to have family drama break out in the audience, where they would have to witness it from the stage.
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When riots and protests break out in an American city after police kill yet another black man, many people react with shock and disbelief.
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"It happens on Earth a lot," Dr. Eldar Noe Dobrea said, mentioning storms that frequently break out in the Sierra Nevada mountains in California.
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" As for working in finance, Siff said, "Slinging around huge amounts of money" on a screen—"that would make me break out in hives.
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Mustafa refused to interpret something one of the teachers said about "Doe-nald Trump" that caused the class to break out in riotous laughter.
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Beto O'Rourke, who has twice tried to "relaunch his campaign" after struggling to break out in the polls, had his best debate performance yet.
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Brittany says even touching snow (something the family has had a lot of this winter in Minnesota) will make her daughter break out in hives.
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There are other issues of concern of course, like the untreated sewage in the waters which athletes complained have made them break out in disease.
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She started getting brutal hangovers even if she had a single glass of wine, and alcohol would make her break out in a light rash.
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Fat Pat would get on there, all of a sudden he's rapping, and then he would all of a sudden break out in a song.
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This year anti-Ahmadi hatred seemed to break out in Britain, with the murder in March of a popular Glasgow shop-keeper called Asad Shah.
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My sensitive skin perks up at the allure of clean, recognizable ingredients that prompt my skin to break out in acne or uncomfortable dry patches.
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It was his first career postseason homer, fulfilling the premonition of his manager, who had predicted that Betts would finally break out in Game 5.
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If a gold rush was about to break out in his part of Pará state, he reasoned, the village might as well take a cut.
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For example, flight attendants on Delta airlines told Business Insider new uniforms cause them to break out in hives, lose their hair, and cough uncontrollably.
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Even if public speaking makes you break out in a cold sweat, there are tricks you can use to keep your cool and project confidence.
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It didn't take long for a legendary bash to break out in 2017 ... as countless rappers and sports stars turned up at LIV nightclub Sunday night.
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We'll have to wait for relative benchmarks to see what's the better deal, but it's great to see a fight break out in this price range.
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Brooks already appears to be struggling to break out in the primary, although he still has five weeks to rally before the Republican primary on Aug.
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"Coming up [with] a unique idea is hard, and the vast majority of prospective small business owners will never break out in that way," said Huber.
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They calculated that if a zombie epidemic were to break out in a city of 500,000 people, zombies will outnumber the living in about three days.
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If that lofty price makes you break out in hives, the company's B shares closed trading at $199.34, also up around 22 percent for the year.
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If more rockets like those come over the Israel-Gaza border during the new ceasefire, causing it to collapse, then fighting may break out in earnest.
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Watch "Protesters and Police in Bloody Clashes: Haiti's Power Struggle" Read "Bloody Clashes Break Out in Port-au-Prince as Haiti Is Left Without a President"
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Riots break out in South Los Angeles as angry protestors loot local businesses, set buildings aflame, tip over cars and buses, and violently clash with police.
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Watch: Trump fans eventually break out in "send her back!" chants directed toward Ilhan Omar, a Somali refugee who serves in Congress who Trump viciously smeared. pic.twitter.
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Last November, Instagram released an update with a feature that made anyone who has ever creeped on an account break out in a cold sweat: screenshot notifications.
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Crisafulli said that investors are wondering whether the S&P 500 will have a long pause below 2,800 or break out in another leg higher towards 2,850.
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Manchester's most famous rock band inspired a woman to break out in song at a memorial for the bombing victims ... and everyone around her quickly joined her.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan told CNN that he fears that "new crises" will break out in the Middle East as a result of the US decision.
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Fire would break out in seconds, then race down valleys and gullies towards the west, toward some of the most densely populated areas in the United States.
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It will only change on the day that we break out in civil war here and do the job that the military regime didn't do: killing 30,000.
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Wildfires often break out in the state at this time of year, but "we've never seen anything like this," said a woman whose parents died on Monday.
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The grins and cheers that spontaneously break out in the restaurant feel contrived, as they do whenever Javed uses the words of "the Boss" against his tormentors.
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Deval Patrick, who has failed to break out in polling, and the only other candidates of color remaining in the race are businessman Andrew Yang and Rep.
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Wildfires are known to break out in the Arctic during the summer season, but the 2019 fires raged longer and were more intense than in previous years.
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Her bedroom, which is on the top floor of the house, gets so hot that she's starting to break out in hives in the middle of the night.
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (CNN)When gunbattles break out in the impoverished hilltop communities that overlook Rio De Janeiro, some residents hide in the bathrooms of their homes.
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Oil prices have struggled to rally above $64 a barrel since last quarter's sharp pullback, but Goldman Sachs believes crude futures could break out in the coming months.
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To her credit, she doesn't immediately break out in laughter like some people probably would, but instead looks genuinely concerned as she goes over to check on him.
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Concerns increased that civil war may break out in Burundi after protests and violence over a decision by Pierre Nkurunziza to run for a third term as president.
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Covering Donald J. Trump's campaign for president over the past year, our reporters quickly adjusted to the fact that news could break out in a number of ways.
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Western audiences usually break out in uproarious laughter at the Kabuki-esque overacting and Microsoft Paint–grade special effects rather than their witty repartee or innovative physical humor.
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In March, United Nations officials warned that famines could break out in three different African countries — Somalia, Nigeria and South Sudan — because of wars and long dry spells.
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Unfortunately, it will only change on the day that we break out in civil war here and do the job that the military regime didn't do: killing 30,000.
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Habs break out in third to beat Stars MONTREAL — The Montreal Canadiens have scored most of their goals this season in the third period, and it continued Tuesday night.
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Before you grab your pitchforks or break out in a happy dance, know this: There's no guarantee that this date is going to turn into a full-blown fling.
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If you need a new compact vacuum that you can break out in a flash, then you'll need to check out the deals on the best Dyson stick vacuums.
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There are lingering questions about whether Bloomberg would be able to break out in the Democratic primary at a time when the party's progressive faction is on the rise.Sens.
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According to Barroso, more than 10,400 firefighters are spread thin across 5.5 million square kilometers in the Amazon and "hotspots" break out in the locations they're unable to cover.
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The rise of Iran and Hezbollah means there is an extremely high likelihood that another war will break out in the Middle East, this one involving Israel and Iran.
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His German soldier prompted the catch phrase "Very interesting," and his dirty old man sketch, with Ruth Buzzi, was notorious for causing his co-stars to break out in laughter.
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An inevitable Black Panther 2 will help matters, but it seems unlikely that, say, Doctor Strange 2 (as yet unannounced) will suddenly break out in a way its predecessor didn't.
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I feel like I'm going to break out in hives when I make eye contact with a blue shirt at Best Buy or that one lotion man at the mall.
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The obvious ones you might spot in fast-fashion stores soon, while the subtle ones might stay dormant for a few months until they break out in a big way.
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IF A war were to break out in Europe, its early stages might look something like NATO's recent exercise on the Letzlinger Heath, some 2000km (2200 miles) west of Berlin.
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Bacardi Razz bottlesThanks to a really bad experience with Bacardi Razz at the age of 16, the sight of Bacardi Razz bottles makes me break out in a cold sweat.
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The graphics are so clear you almost believe those are real people coming towards you too — my heart was racing and sweat was starting to break out in my palms.
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Many of these killings appear to be "targeted criminal organization assassinations," but the State Department warned also of "turf battles" that could break out in areas frequented by US citizens.
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In her rallies, crowds often break out in chants of "Two cents!" referring to how many cents on the dollar those with fortunes over $50 million would have to pay.
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Croft said she is more concerned about the response from Baghdad, which allocates money to Kurdistan, and the potential for violence to break out in disputed areas of the country.
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She would sooner drown than willingly letting her phone get wet, and would probably break out in hives at there mere thought of Zenning out with a relaxing martial art.
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As for the quality of Ek Ladki, it's as wildly entertaining as one would come to expect from a Bollywood movie, where characters regularly break out in song and dance.
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Samsung's virtual reality ecosystem continues to strengthen and as the company's smartphones grow more intertwined with VR there's potential for some truly magical stuff to break out in the future.
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I had a great conversation with somebody out in California a couple months ago who does a phone Shabbat and so from Friday sundown ... You would break out in hives.
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It's not unusual for arguments to break out in Twittersphere and Rosenfeldt had told Reuters previously he had considered leaving the social media site because of negative responses from other members.
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Here's how the numbers by race break out in the new CNN poll: Whites Biden 27% Warren 23% Sanders 15% Non-Whites Biden 42% Sanders 16% Warren 93% That's striking stuff.
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I've been out of uniform for nearly a decade, and I still break out in a rash when I see service members used, misused and abused for commercial or political gain.
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In El Closet, director Miguel Vasquez crafts the story of a priest who is unexpectedly locked in a matrimonial closet and needs to break out in order to save his life.
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In a sense this qualifies as a form of fatwashing, albeit a gross misuse of the technique that should cause any self respecting bartender to break out in a cold sweat.
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Three of his nine children offered remembrances, painting a picture of a patriarch who was demanding yet also ready to break out in song or drop to the floor to play.
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These battery-powered vehicles are perfect for someone who needs to skirt around town — for work or trips to the grocery store — but doesn't want to break out in a sweat.
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The carnival atmosphere, where wrestlers break out in dances to celebrate victories and women chant the names of the victorious athletes, is a welcome respite from the hardships of daily life.
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The hometown squad was in a tight matchup with the Florida Panthers ... when one witness tells us he noticed a fight beginning to break out in the Staples Center lower bowl.
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It's not unusual for arguments to break out in the Twittersphere, and Rosenfeldt had told Reuters previously he had considered leaving the social media site because of negative responses from other members.
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Heightened tensions between Sunni-dominated Saudi Arabia and Shiite-dominated Iran send shivers down the spines of many, who fear a new war could break out in the world's most volatile region.
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Smaller fights began to break out in the stands, and it became apparent that assistance beyond the hired Bell Centre security was going to be necessary if this was to ever end.
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North Korea did not threaten Guam with a nuclear attack, but the crisis between Pyongyang and the United States has stirred fears that a nuclear conflict could break out in the region.
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But it's a bit of a catch-22 that the same weather that begs for sleeveless tops and short-shorts can also make our skin break out in those newly exposed places.
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She's a junior at a small charter school in Asheboro, but she's quickly become a statewide role model for other young women wrestlers looking to break out in the male-dominated sport.
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The joy of watching My Brilliant Friend comes from witnessing small slices of hope, in seeing Lila and Elena's friendship based on their intellectual prowess, break out in such a bleak setting.
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No talk of penis size yet but the night is young #GOPDebate This debate has been the polar opposite of earlier ones, which at times seemed like they could break out in violence.
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Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi movement targeted an arms depot at Najran airport in Saudi Arabia which caused a fire to break out in the facility, the group's Al Masirah TV said on Tuesday.
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And because of that, you had a much bigger pathway to peace, and essentially, we had at least, for a moment peace looked like it was going to break out in North Asia.
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Through my work at the Case Foundation, I found that regardless of economics or demographics, countless people actually do break out in their pursuit to build a better life for themselves and others.
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Hopes were tentatively raised that a durable peace might break out in South Sudan when the fledgling country's chief rebel, Riek Machar, returned to Juba, the capital, after more than two years away.
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If a small fire were to break out in the unit below Pretlow's, the flames could more easily spread to her condo, or smoke could damage the walls, according to NBC Bay Area.
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While lead levels across the city are now low enough to fall within federal standards, Brezzell said the water still smells like chlorine, gives them headaches and makes their skin break out in rashes.
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Any time we hear the words free and food in the same sentence, we break out in a panicked cold sweat and start sniffing around trying to find out where the goods might be.
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The idea of stripping down to underwear-level and exposing bits that may not have seen the sun since last summer can make even the most confident person break out in a cold sweat.
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Asked about comments by a US general who visited the Marines stationed in Norway and predicted "there's a war coming," Trump said he does not expect a conflict to break out in the region.
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And they don't hesitate to rehearse in public places: They'll break out in dance on subway platforms, practice steps along sidewalks and run through counts-of-eight in the reflections of department store windows.
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James saw in this something larger yet — a remote early stage of the anticolonial revolution in Africa, which, as he predicted, was going to break out in the years after he wrote his book.
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On same day Trump's campaign chairman was convicted of crimes and his former lawyer pleaded guilty of crimes while implicating the president in them, Trump supporters break out in "lock her up!" chants. pic.twitter.com/2a3HgleQal
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If the US abandons that role, then NATO — an organization founded in 1949 in part to ensure war would never again break out in Europe — ceases to be a powerful, credible, functional political-military organization.
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In one giggle-inducing scene, when Audrey gives instructions to the catering staff of a party in Spanish, Ms. Hunter rolls her R's triumphantly, as if Audrey expects the servers to break out in applause.
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Ever since a bite-size peanut butter cracker made him sputter and cough and break out in hives when he was a toddler, Carter Grodi has been under doctors' orders to stay away from peanuts.
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The president also spent less in the last quarter then some of the top-tier Democratic candidates running more traditional races, who went on sprees as they tried to break out in a tight primary.
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Read These Stories Next:These La La Land Nail Polishes Make Us Want To Break Out In Song & DanceGigi Hadid Looks Just Like Us Hanging Out At Home — Kind OfBella Hadid Just Got Some Seriously Intense Bangs
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Klobuchar has yet to break out in the Democratic primary, but she told CNN earlier this month that the debates could provide break out moments, not just for her, but for all women running for president.
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Ivy Angerman of Hastings, Minnesota, has aquagenic urticaria, a rare condition so severe that any form of water, including her own sweat and tears, will cause her to break out in painful hives, blisters and rashes.
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It is incumbent, for our children and our nation, that this dialogue does "break out" in ways that lead to that action, not only at the Presidential campaign level but in our states, communities, and neighborhoods.
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Water and electricity are cut off in many parts of the country; fighting between armed groups continues to break out in some cities; and the currency has collapsed, sending prices of basic commodities higher than ever.
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From that Martian map up above, the OS took an even smaller chunk to break out in greater detail:Maps of Mars done in the style of Earth roadmaps, from the UK's Ordnance SurveyNow look at this map.
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Also, if another round of blood-letting were to break out in Lebanon or Gaza, the negative psychological effects would be felt instantly in the kosher kitchens and the halal butcheries of New York and Los Angeles.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's police said on Friday that four people had died as result of police intervention during opposition protests in the past two weeks, amid concerns violence will break out in next week's repeat presidential vote.
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Third party and independent candidates failed to break out in the 2016 election, and no independent candidate has broken into the double digits since businessman Ross Perot's 1992 independent bid garnered nearly 20% of the popular vote.
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The 12-candidate format is likely to generate more than a few moments of cross talk and interruptions, particularly as lower-polling candidates seek a possible last opportunity to break out in front of a national audience.
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In recent months, Haiti, the poorest country in the Carribean, has experienced a break out in gang wars, a spike in kidnappings, and, according to The Guardian, 3.7 million residents are in need of urgent food assistance.
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The forecast will continue to evolve, and the exact location and type of severe weather may change as scenario plays out, but it appears likely that severe storms will break out in Tornado Alley each afternoon through Wednesday.
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Gillibrand ran a campaign centered around women's empowerment with a focus on issues like paid family leave and reproductive rights, but failed to break out in the field or crack more than 1% to 2% in the polls.
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Go out for coffee with friends whose teenagers also look at them askance and reassure your wife that she's still got it, even if her dance moves do cause your ninth-grade daughter to break out in hives.
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Watch "Protesters and Police in Bloody Clashes: Haiti's Power Struggle (Dispatch 1)" Watch "The President Steps Down: Haiti's Power Struggle (Dispatch 2)" Read "Bloody Clashes Break Out in Port-au-Prince as Haiti Is Left Without a President"
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Rivers said her car was broken into with a hammer, items were stolen from the flattened sushi restaurant where she worked, and she saw fights break out in St. Thomas among increasingly desperate people jostling for food and water.
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But the more season two wore on, the more it stripped away the hope and the triumphalism, the more I realized that these flaws were part of why the show was able to break out in its first season.
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Whenever I found myself in a situation where I had to unexpectedly spend—even if it was just a few bucks when out with friends—I would break out in a cold sweat, unable to focus on anything else.
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Fights about who is more legendary versus iconic also break out in the music news comments sections of websites like That Grape Juice, which appeared in 2007, the same year that the Chris Crocker video garnered major mainstream attention.
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He pounds the turf in Tarbaby, a caustically experimental trio; on a more traditional jazz gig, he's liable to break out in gospel-like singing; and soon he'll join the Bad Plus, that band of raffish jazz-pop instigators.
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Minutes after attacking the media, Trump mocked House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for purportedly mumbling behind him during the State of the Union — prompting his fans to break out in the "lock her up!" chants usually aimed at Hillary Clinton.
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A jury on Wednesday convicted three Code Pink activists on charges related to a protest at the confirmation hearing of Jeff Sessions for attorney general — including a Virginia woman who said all she did was break out in laughter.
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Gillibrand's campaign, looking to break out in a crowded Democratic field in which the New York senator has struggled to get momentum, will highlight the new plan throughout the coming days, with a concerted push on social media and at events.
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And while the thought of being alone until I die is enough to make me break out in a cold sweat, it's time for me to realize that a life without a man does not equal a life without love.
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"I was so terrified before an audience that I would break out in these ugly red hives, and my lips would quiver at the sight of a word or a song," she told Interview about her early performing days. 3.
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The right-wing website, which has emerged as one of Donald Trump's chief journalistic allies, is now caught up in the sort of nasty public collapse that seems to break out in any enterprise associated with the Republican front-runner.
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The installation seems to have no politics, beyond a basic message of "surveillance is bad" — which is itself even debatable, given the ultimately playful nature of what transpires in the Drill Hall (I saw some attendees break out in yoga poses).
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Related: Scuffles Break Out in Brazil's Congress as Rousseff Impeachment Vote Begins Meanwhile, the leading newspaper O Globo claimed on Monday that it had obtained information from the vice president's office that Rousseff is set to resign as president this Friday.
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The two raids were the latest episodes to come out of a brewing labor unrest that started in July, when protests began to break out in Shenzhen after seven workers at Jasic International were laid off for attempting to form a union.
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The event began with Eric Trump warming up the crowd by bringing up Hunter Biden and musing that "maybe 'lock her up' goes to 'lock him up'" in remarks that prompted the audience to break out in rabid "lock them up!" chants.
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Until then, though, maybe you have a friend who knows a guy who can get you a little something to treat those stress hives you mysteriously break out in every time a New York Times breaking news alert pops up on your iPhone?
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Saudi Arabia is hitting Yemen so they don't have to fight on two fronts should war with Iran break out in the near term, but also as practice for potential conflict with an overtly hostile Shiite Iraq or with Iran down the road.
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French theatrical tradition attaches less importance to a firmly anchored narrative, they say, whereas successful Broadway shows tend to have strong plots, characters driven to break out in song (or dance) by emotion, first acts that end in suspense, and memorable heroes.
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It's tough enough for most of us to refrain from nibbling and noshing in the easiest of times, along comes a holiday like Thanksgiving that causes us to break out in a cold sweat about what the day will do to our waistlines.
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And yet the show has still failed to break out in the ratings in the fashion of those earlier "best shows on TV." Mad Men's ratings might have stunk, but the show still inspired glossy magazine spreads and media-driven post-episode discussion.
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A Taliban ban on the Red Cross (ICRC) and World Health Organization operating in areas under their control had made the work of prevention more difficult and there was a risk that the disease could break out in other areas, he said.
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" Ms. Coppinger said she had expected the room to break out in shouts and objections when she pulled out a pair of her underwear, as it often does when she "brings the realities of life into the stuffy and conservative environment of Parliament.
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While Jyn's character sets many of the events of "Rogue One" in motion, and she does have exciting scenes, the movie doesn't allow her to break out in quite the way that the previous "Star Wars" movie, "The Force Awakens," did with Rey.
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But even as he fights to break out in a crowded field, his campaign is putting forward a clear vision of the issues and communities it wants to center, and the types of ambitious policies needed to help marginalized communities move forward in America.
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Beijing has spoken out against the plan to put a THAAD system in South Korea, likely because the defense battery could also be used to monitor Chinese military activity and shoot down Chinese missiles if a conflict were to break out in the region.
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WESTERVILLE, Ohio (Reuters) - U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren drew the most darts on Tuesday from her fellow Democrats in the fourth 2000 presidential debate, with her steady rise in opinion polls making her a target from rivals also trying to break out in the race.
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Our clients know that we're not deterred by hard-fought campaigning and contentious elections because, in America, political egos might get bruised on Election Night, but violence doesn't break out in the streets; upsets might kill a politician's career, but no one actually dies.
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For those who have yet to break out in the Democratic nominating contest, the debates on Wednesday and Thursday mark the best opportunity so far to stand out in a pack of more than 6900 candidates and build much-needed momentum on the national stage.
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The train was traveling from Port Elizabeth to Johannesburg when the collision occurred, causing a fire to break out in one of the carriages and then spread to others, said Russel Meiring, a spokesman for ER 24, one of the country's private medical emergency services.
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An analysis of conflict around the world by James D. Fearon and David D. Laitin, political scientists at Stanford University, concluded that $20303,000 less in per capita income is associated with 41 percent greater odds that civil war will break out in a given year.
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Though sporadic violence did break out in the wake of the election — the Wall Street Journal reported that 12 people died in clashes between supporters of Tsishekedi and Fayulu and government forces — any hints of widespread unrest appear to have subsided in recent days.
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That should make it quite easy for networks to prepare fact-checks in advance of airing his remarks... More skirmishes in right-wing media One more item from Oliver Darcy: Trump's Ukraine scandal has caused a handful of skirmishes to break out in right-wing media.
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Em Odesser's parents joke that they've become her personal assistants, but it makes sense—the writer, activist, and fashion editor of Teen Eye Magazine, a publication for teens and by teens, has the kind of schedule that would make Anna Wintour break out in a cold sweat.
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" He added: "No doubt the AK-47s will fall silent, and the pangas will stop their hacking of human flesh, and the tribal warriors will all break out in watermelon smiles to see the big white chief touch down in his big white British taxpayer-funded bird.
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Should conflict break out in South Korea today, the United States could, and presumably would, come to its ally's help by using once again its main footholds in Japan, including its air force base in Yokota, naval base in Sasebo and Marine air station in Futenma.
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I'm dwelling on that final image because it's such a pitch-perfect coda to this series, but there are a handful of scenes in "START" that made me break out in a cold sweat, chief among them Stan's face-off with Philip in the garage and Paige's desertion.
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His latest break-out, in which armed men landed in a hijacked helicopter in a prison courtyard to free him from an adjacent visitor room and then fly him out, prompted a political debate over security in France, where wardens went on strike last year over safety standards.
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People have imagined Gordon Ramsay praising their deliciousness, invented apocalyptic fantasy scenarios where fights break out in supermarkets over the last bag of pods on the shelf, and even tried baking Tide Pods onto a frozen pizza: tide pods are the best thing ever to go on pizza pic.twitter.
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Trump has taken an increasingly combative stance since, by lobbing attacks against Democrats and accusing them of orchestrating a "coup," saying the whistleblower and those investigating him are guilty of treason, and amplifying suggestions that the country will break out in to a "civil war" if he's impeached.
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Director Penny Lane crafted the film entirely from YouTube footage uploaded by people who believe they have Morgellons disease, a self-diagnosed condition (which the medical community disputes) in which people break out in sores they believe contain threads or fibers and who turn to a flourishing YouTube community for support.
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This is also golden: As the virus continues to spread—with the CDC announcing that it's not a matter of if, but when it will break out in the US—we're only going to see more of these infuriatingly dumb and not-so-infuriatingly-dumb videos crop up on TikTok.
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As we wrote in October, when CB Insights counted a record $24.6 billion in funding through the third quarter of this year, it also predicted category winners would begin to break out in 2020, and that the number of funding rounds and the sizes of deals would continue to increase.
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As we wrote in October, when CB Insights counted a record $24.6 billion in funding through the third quarter of this year, it also predicted category winners would begin to break out in 2020, and that the number of funding rounds and the sizes of deals would continue to increase.
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There's an evil Duke (Tam Mutu) to whom she is promised by the club owner (Danny Burstein, a smirking riot) in return for funds to keep the club running, and the young songwriter Christian (Aaron Tveit, who seems destined to break out in a big way) who stumbles into the club and into her heart.
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Young white women yelling at young black, brown, and white women and men for not allowing women to be women, while responding with the entitled conservative battle cry of "Why can't things just be like they used to be?" and self-identifying non-binary persons break out in tears because white women have essentially told them they don't exist.
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Even if being the Senior Vice President of Finance for a global corporation sounds riveting and important and wonderful in your mind, if showing up every day makes you break out in hives, leaves you full of anxiety and makes you feel like you're constantly running on empty, it might be time to think about a career pivot.
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When Destiny's Child, the girl group whose most famous lineup consisted of Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland ("my other daughter") and Michelle Williams, began to break out in the late 1990s, Ms. Lawson returned to dressmaking and whipped up matching cutaway Boy Scout uniforms, barely-there camouflage hot pants and Tarzan-like fur sheaths for the group to wear onstage.
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My point to Richard and those who don't see the fractures I see was that if peace doesn't break out in Yemen soon, these smart young men -- and others who can't see a way of realizing their potential at home -- will likely end up on boats heading across the Mediterranean, hoping to grasp some of that globalization.
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If there is to be war in East Asia, North Korea's latest nuclear test on September 3rd suggests it is more likely to break out in Korea than over the small set of rocky islets in the East China Sea that China and Japan use to niggle each other or over the commemoration of war criminals in the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo.
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With a Saturday Night Live appearance and a record-breaking collaboration with Halsey, the group is being hailed as one of the first K-Pop stars to break out in the US. At the Rose Bowl on Saturday, there were giant panther statues, a bounce house, fireworks, holographic hearts, and a human-sized plastic bubble — along with singing, rapping, dancing, and levitating group members.
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