" And he was like, "Well, break out of it.
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And in spring, let yourself break out of the cocoon.
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I need to break out of this new habit asap.
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Neuraminidase helps new virus particles break out of that cell.
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But can Sudan break out of its cycle of violence?
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Well, what happens when programs break out of their boundaries?
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You're really itching to break out of your usual routine.
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Buyer traffic has yet to break out of negative territory.
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Break out of your comfort zone without breaking your budget.
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"We can't break out of that downward pattern," he said.
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Americans must break out of that bubble and seek truth.
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Cory Booker seems likeliest to break out of the pack.
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You're feeling inspired to break out of your normal routine.
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It makes it hard to break out of the cycle.
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Can right and left break out of their disastrous cycle?
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You can break out of it any time you want.
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Bailey said Gordon was trying to break out of jail.
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You're going to break out of these molds this month.
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LEVIN: How do you break out of this as an individual?
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And that cycle can be very hard to break out of.
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When you break out of it, you start to get this.
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So we want to sort of break out of the sports.
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And that's something we all need to break out of ASAP.
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"We want to break out of the vicious cycle," he said.
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"The goal is to break out of linear thinking," Blake says.
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One can be trying to break out of a constricting social role.
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But even he wouldn't try to break out of the party system.
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Cancer season is your time to break out of your usual habits.
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It's time to break out of your routine and do something different!
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But analysts say it could break out of that range this week.
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Wake me up when we break out of that relatively narrow range.
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No wonder they can't break out of this cycle of generational poverty.
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Americans "want to break out of that status quo," de Blasio added.
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How can — and should — the United States break out of this deadlock?
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And that's a hard mindset for a community to break out of.
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And then in order to break out of that, you need opportunity.
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Is there any way for him to break out of this box?
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She wanted to break out of, not a rut, but a mold.
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President Donald Trump can't seem to break out of his polling funk.
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Davis shot 220 of 215 to break out of a mini slump.
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I want to break out of my comfort zone a bit more!
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You're in the mood for adventure, so break out of your usual routine!
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Nadia and Alan finally found a way to break out of their cycles!
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So give your date their best shot, and break out of your routine.
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Artists should break out of the bubble and draw all kinds of people.
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One way to break out of that is having one of these experiences.
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Exciting news arrives and you'll break out of any ruts you've been in.
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We have to break out of our corporate narratives and overdesigned slide decks.
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And Wright-Phillips was convinced he would soon break out of his slump.
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Hal bucked as if he were trying to break out of a straitjacket.
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The confident move is to break out of the emotional bunker with vulnerability.
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You're thinking big, and you're eager to break out of your everyday routine.
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BFN: How did you handle that urge to break out of house arrest?
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It's much harder now to break out of the lower or middle class.
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Only recently has Latin America began to break out of this vicious cycle.
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Something must be done to break out of this costly cycle of futility.
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We need a good quarter for Dell to break out of its range.
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"We couldn't break out of it because there was a fear," Gunn said.
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He believes that AMD will break out of this pattern to the upside.
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Still, it was rare for any woman to break out of the chorus.
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Instead, Inslee has really struggled to break out of the "who's that?" zone.
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The virus's job isn't easy: WO has to infect the Wolbachia bacteria, break out of the bacteria, and finally break out of the insect host to find its way into another insect, and then into another Wolbachia, and so on.
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Logan challenges Rory (in a good way) to break out of her comfort zone.
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Rodriguez asked a bat-wielding Rose: How did you break out of a slump?
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Another reason was to break out of the diplomatic isolation he faced over Ukraine.
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What will happen to Westworld if the robots finally break out of the park?
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Tampa sends Matt Moore to the hill looking to break out of its slump.
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Both she and Hedy Lamarr tried to break out of the studio system mold.
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Ah, I need to go and use the bathroom and break out of this.
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Traders are watching to see if stocks can break out of oil's grip Tuesday.
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Potential could be just that if you don't break out of your comfort zone.
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That's why I think it's not going to ever break out of its niche.
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Is your upcoming tour going to help you break out of the Indianapolis pocket?
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You'll feel ready to break out of routine tonight when the Moon enters Gemini.
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Despite universal name recognition, he cannot break out of the teens in primary polling.
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If you get group think going, it's really hard to break out of that.
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You love your routines, but today is the day to break out of them.
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"One of our goals is to break out of our digital bubble," she said.
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In fact, voters often applaud politicians who break out of an expected signaling pattern.
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You need to break out of the compulsion for power, glory, ego, relevance, contribution.
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The only way to break out of that is to say, 'Right, fuck it.
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But the break-out of newly robust competition and innovation is near at hand.
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If you've been in a dating slump, you'll definitely break out of it now.
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These are habits we have to actively choose to break out of, Dr. Holub says.
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I want to break out of my skin all the time—it's a philosophical thing.
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Tonight you're ready to break out of a routine that no longer works for you.
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Break out of your personal vacuum and make sure your product is pleasing the customer.
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Since the decision, ISIS members have begun to break out of prisons in the region.
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Bond yields, which mortgage rates loosely follow, could break out of their current tight range.
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Therefore, if a program can break out of its established boundaries, it can steal it.
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He&aposs hoping it helps them break out of this funk Saturday night against Nebraska.
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Pair believed Toki managed to break out of the house and get into the wild.
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The thing looks like it's liable to break out of your screen at any moment.
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Both candidates are trying to break out of the middle of the crowded Democratic pack.
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Thames recorded three hits on Friday to break out of a 2-for-23 funk.
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Cardinals OF Randal Grichuk homered Thursday to break out of a 1-for-21 rut.
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We rounded up 29 easy ways to break out of your hair rut in 2016.
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Like Ms. Harris, those eager to break out of the pack someday are all here.
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You're super inspired today, Cancer, and you're eager to break out of your everyday routine.
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You're in the mood to take some risks and break out of your comfort zone.
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But recently, we've found ourselves looking for ways to break out of this beauty rut.
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Traders said a strong number could see the dollar break out of its recent ranges.
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Is there sufficient intellectual flexibility in America today to break out of existing ideological boxes?
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"A lot of people my age are looking to break out of this," she said.
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SO THERE'S BASICALLY TWO WAYS FOR THE TEN-YEAR TO BREAK OUT OF THIS RANGE.
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Your task is to break out of the room, but you cannot use your hands.
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Wald said a positive sign for the market is the recent break out of microcaps.
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Davis shot 290 of 287 from the field to break out of a mini slump.
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The moon in Scorpio encourages you to break out of your usual routine today, Pisces.
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One has to dig deep to break out of such cycles of passive existence and monotony.
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Noisey: To break out of the Bowie thing: your synth player Gavin Rossum's amazing dancing. Discuss.
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It's about all we can do to break out of the routine of every day life.
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It was kind of refreshing to see someone break out of that corporate-nice-guy mold.
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According to Hall, investors shouldn't expect small cap stocks to break out of an earnings slump.
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The moon enters fellow air sign Gemini, inspiring you to break out of your usual routine!
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"We just helped someone break out of prison," Nomi says in awe after the whole ordeal.
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You're also ready to break out of old ways of thinking that are holding you back.
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It's hard to break out of the indie market like Hayley Kiyoko or Troye Sivan have.
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The duo wanted to break out of the salary slump that is synonymous with Taiwan's Millennials.
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DeRozan scored 12 points in the first quarter to break out of a postseason shooting slump.
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I tried for more than 30 minutes to break out of the cycle, to no avail.
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Excitement's on the way—but only if you're willing to break out of your normal routine.
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The moon enters fellow fire sign Leo, inspiring you to break out of your usual routine.
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We're not sharing an exact break-out of the number of manually reviewed political ads. 4.
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Kwok credits her deceased brother with helping her break out of the family's cycle of poverty.
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"People get locked into a system of behavior that they can't break out of," he said.
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Savings, too, are vital for people looking to break out of the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle.
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Bryn Mawr's Jeffrey Mills believes the market needs more time to break out of its slump.
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Break out of singular thinking on Friday as the Sun leaves passionate Scorpio for philosophical Sagittarius.
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"Tomorrow," he answered, trying to break out of a grip of a dozen pairs of hands.
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Booker's proposal comes as he tries to break out of the middle tier of 2020 candidates.
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But don't label her, because she'll break out of every label to find her own path.
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For many Cambodians, the 2013 election was the biggest opportunity yet to break out of that rut.
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"Oil prices continue to struggle to break out of the current range," ANZ bank said on Friday.
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Understand that it can be hard to break out of the habits you already have in place.
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They set out to break out of modernism, a style that required designers to follow many rules.
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They were willing to break out of their long-held voting patterns to back an unconventional choice.
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Now, "we want to help people break out of their routine, and do something new," he explains.
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The slowdown suggests that Europe is still struggling to break out of its post-euro-crisis doldrums.
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Regardless, it's the right move to make when you're looking to break out of a hair rut.
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The Moon enters fellow Fire sign Sagittarius today, encouraging you to break out of your usual routine.
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Watching a film with an actual audience is the best way to break out of that mindset.
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On one hand, access to online dating in general can help people break out of filter bubbles.
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Maybe Princess Eugenie reminds Brooksbank to break out of his regular old routine from time to time.
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You're going to feel the need to break out of your usual routine, but think it through!
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" "There are those social boundaries put upon them, but they break out of them in this show.
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After the gunmen left she was able to break out of the restraints and called for help.
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It's the start of a cycle he's still trying to break out of six years after university.
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Until we see those changes, what can I do to break out of my online intellectual bubble?
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The moon enters fellow air sign Aquarius today, inspiring you to break out of your usual routine.
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It's possible for powerful actors to break out of these "trust traps," but it is very hard.
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Mercury connects with your ruling planet Uranus, and you're eager to break out of your routine, Aquarius.
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Let's have the real father accuse the president of impotence, break out of jail and kidnap Leo!
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The moon enters fellow water sign Pisces today, inspiring you to break out of your usual routine.
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It's time to break out of your normal routine, Taurus—which isn't easy for you to do.
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Ngannou worked as a laborer and harbored dreams of becoming a boxer to break out of poverty.
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The Moon is in fellow Air sign Libra, encouraging you to break out of your normal routine.
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"Obama and Bush tried as best they can to break out of the bubble," Mr. Dowd said.
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"We're the losers now, so it behooves us to break out of that bubble more," he said.
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Voters can break out of the two-party trap if they are willing to lead the way.
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My father and a friend managed to break out of the moving train and jump to safety.
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Me, an intellectual gamer, 2013: interactive storytelling needs to break out of big-budget action game conventions.
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Break out of your social routines and meet new people as Venus moves through this intellectual sign.
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Unless it can break out of its youthful demographic, it may already be reaching an upper limit.
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Try to break out of any negative patterns by combating self-defeating talk with positive, encouraging statements.
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So how do you break out of the gray flannel doldrums without appearing fit for "Grey Gardens"?
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If you are caught in one, swim parallel to the shore until you break out of it.
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The moon enters fellow earth sign Taurus today, inspiring you to break out of your usual routine.
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The Moon enters fellow Water sign Cancer today, encouraging you to break out of your everyday routine.
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But Fowler used two Cole fastballs as the catapult to break out of an 23-for-57 skid.
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The moon enters fellow earth sign Virgo today, inspiring you to break out of your everyday routine, Capricorn.
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All we know is that he's in prison, again, presumably because he needed something to break out of.
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Ponsi was very enthusiastic when he saw Eastman Chemical break out of a cup-and-handle formation, too.
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The Moon is in fellow Earth sign Capricorn today, inspiring you to break out of your normal routine.
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They start with activities designed to get students to break out of their cliques and make new friends.
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This allows frigid air to break out of the Arctic and threaten Russia and Europe with cold extremes.
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The move closer to the top end of that pattern suggests it could break out of that consolidation.
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The Moon enters fellow Air sign Aquarius this evening, inspiring you to break out of your regular routine.
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The Moon is in fellow earth sign Taurus today, encouraging you to break out of your usual routine.
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This will allow more welfare recipients to build marketable skills and break out of the cycle of poverty.
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I don't know how to break out of this cycle of porn, excessive self-abuse, and then guilt.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Scorpio today, encouraging you to break out of your usual routine.
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Action planet Mars enters fellow Earth sign Taurus today, encouraging you to break out of your normal routine.
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But the most magical moments happen when they break out of the interface, reaching across windows to interact.
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The moon enters fellow fire sign Leo today, Sagittarius, encouraging you to break out of your usual routine.
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The moon is in fellow water sign Pisces today, inspiring you to break out of your usual routine.
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The moon enters fellow air sign Gemini this morning, inspiring you to break out of your usual routine.
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We need to break out of this zone, and that would set the tone for the new trend.
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Nobody wants to see tens of thousands of ISIS detainees and ISIS-indoctrinated families break out of prison.
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Herrera has been shuffled throughout the lineup this week as he tries to break out of a slump.
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And, in cases like this one, a skilled therapist can help couples break out of these bad habits.
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If oil prices break out of a range, it's more likely the direction will be higher, Schork said.
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The moon enters fellow air sign Aquarius today, inspiring you to break out of your usual routine, Gemini.
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If this frightening period won't challenge artists to break out of the castle, I don't know what will.
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The Moon is in fellow Earth sign Taurus today, inspiring you to break out of your regular routine.
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WATCH: An Ex-Con's Journey Back to Prison VICE: What made you decide to break out of prison?
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The moon is in fellow fire sign Leo today, inspiring you to break out of your usual routine.
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The Moon is in fellow Fire sign Aries today, encouraging you to break out of your usual routine.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Scorpio today, encouraging you to break out of your normal routine.
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The Moon is in fellow Fire sign Sagittarius today, encouraging you to break out of your normal routines.
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The search was difficult at first, she said, and they decided to take a break out of frustration.
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The Moon enters fellow Fire sign Aries today, and you're feeling energized to break out of your routine!
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The Moon is in fellow Fire sign Sagittarius today, inspiring you to break out of your everyday routine.
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Whirlwinds, typhoons break out of the cloud, the tearing makes thunder, the crack against black makes the flash.
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I knew I had F.O.B.O., I name-and-shamed myself, but I just couldn't break out of it.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Cancer today, encouraging you to break out of your usual routine.
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And then anytime you try to break out of it, it can be kind of weird and unexpected.
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"I'm curious to see if future developers break out of what's expected of these games and try new things."
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"If we're able to break out of that channel, then you're going to see faster rate rises," he said.
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Yet their dreams help them assert their more idealist and empathetic side, and break out of their individual shells.
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That made it even harder to break out of the cycle of detachment and isolation I was caught in.
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The moon is in fellow water sign Scorpio today, Pisces, encouraging you to break out of your everyday routine.
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"If she tries to break out of the safe mode, she is not being true to herself," he said.
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I needed to prove to myself that I could write something in another subgenre to break out of that.
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The moon is in fellow fire sign Sagittarius, inspiring you to travel and break out of your usual routine.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Scorpio today, Pisces, inspiring you to break out of your normal routine.
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Blue whales can usually break out of ropes and nets because of their size and power, Milstein said Tuesday.
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But this week saw the next sign of Skolkovo's desire to try and break out of the usual narrative.
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If all you've been able to talk about is work, it's high time to break out of this rut.
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Wait, there's more: Break out of your rut back home, too, thanks to a year-long membership to Mogul.
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If I could break out of this I could have enough time to work on music and get good.
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Do you think Asian American writing can break out of the box that Jewish American writing broke out of?
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To break out of today's status quo, investments and M&As for totally new AR capabilities might be required.
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Employees use this "solo exploration trip" to "break out of their daily routine," says Fizziology co-founder Jen Handley.
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" How do you decide, "We're going to break out of that mold here, we feel comfortable making that bet.
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The Moon is in fellow Earth sign Taurus today, Virgo, encouraging you to break out of your normal routine.
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One leads to the other, of course, but it's a difficult cycle for the Cubs to break out of.
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The moon is in fellow air sign Aquarius today, inspiring you to break out of your usual routine, Gemini.
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Can you break out of the simulation before they do and make a lot of money in the process?
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The "Bose look" is very established by now, and the QC2350s do nothing to break out of that mold.
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This transit is inspiring you to do something new today—you're eager to break out of your everyday routine.
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The moon enters fellow air sign Libra this evening, Aquarius, encouraging you to break out of your everyday routine.
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However, Claypool tells PEOPLE that the conversation is no indication that Dippolito is looking to break out of prison.
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Reigning Preakness Stakes champion War of Will could also break out of his recent slump and claim the win.
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It therefore presents a golden opportunity for presidential contenders trying to break out of a very crowded Democratic field.
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After appearing to break out of the funk that saw it drop 16 of 17 from Aug. 26-Sept.
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Action planet Mars enters Air sign Gemini on April 21, inspiring you to break out of your normal routines.
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"My friend's advice was what I needed to hear to finally break out of my comfort zone," he said.
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Take an unexpected trip—thrilling and unexpected opportunities arrive when you break out of your usual routine this year.
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A distant second place is unlikely to produce the bounce needed for anyone to break out of the pack.
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Here's a guess that "The Late Show" will break out of the host-and-guests format for something creative.
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"I think wages are finally going to break out of that 2200 percent band we've been in," said Rick.
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It was more of the same — and it suggested the show might never break out of Breaking Bad's shadow.
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And when they do finally break out of their cockpits, they step into a world of exhilaration and defenselessness.
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Taking that into account, Kilduff believes crude could break out of its slump within weeks and rally from current levels.
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And there's plenty of room for more code if you wanted to do more than break out of the app.
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He claimed his brother and the Lanattas did not have the "logistics" to break out of prison on their own.
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A way for me to get with various artists and kind of break out of my usual way of producing.
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I actually think it's about to break out of here after a prolonged period where it's just been marking time.
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He's betting we break out [of] that barrier in not that long after the company reports earnings ... [on] April 19.
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With every risk she takes, she inspires us all to break out of our own ruts and try something new.
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Traveling solo is the ultimate opportunity to break out of your romantic comfort zone, as there is less risk involved.
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The moon is in fellow fire sign Aries today, inspiring you to break out of your usual routine, dear Leo.
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But on Monday, Walden said she expects AOL and Yahoo to break out of their combined single-digit market share.
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He believes it is set to break out of its 18-month range — specifically, breaking through resistance to the upside.
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In sum, the committee's conclusions don't offer much optimism that the U.S. will break out of its slow-growth pattern.
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Break out of your PSL-laden routine (while still celebrating the season's signature flavors) with these healthy, fall-themed bites.
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The CrowdStrike report compares how quickly different nations' hackers can "break out" of one account to infect the broader network.
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The moon in Virgo connects with Uranus, Mercury, and Mars, inspiring you to break out of your normal routine, Aries.
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They're all terrific actors, but the show isn't asking them to break out of roles you've seen them play before.
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"I've always felt we need to break out of that box in a very fun and decisive way," said Egger.
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Machine-led algorithms tend to jump on the bandwagon when they detect signs that assets might break out of ranges.
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Creativity requires us to break out of the inertia of day-to-day tasks and think about the big picture.
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It can be hard to break out of that path, since employers may typecast applicants by their most recent experience.
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Tonight the Moon enters fellow Water sign Scorpio, putting you in the mood to break out of your usual routine.
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It's what you'd expect from a bombastic action movie, video game or not: break out of the prison, guns blazing.
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At the end, Bibi manages to break out of her illusory refuge, although with little sense of triumph or resolution.
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And once in that loop, it can be impossible to break out of Silicon Valley's viscously insular ways of thinking.
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It's hard for some people to break out of the tradition of going to a doctor's office, Ms. Kwong said.
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"This gives people dignity and space to thrive, and to break out of the cycle of food insecurity", he explained.
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Sweet Venus enters fellow water sign Scorpio, inspiring you to break out of your usual routine and have some fun!
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From there, they could remotely run exploit code to break out of Outlook's defenses and control a device's operating system.
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Harris is also recalibrating her digital operation as she struggles to break out of the middle of the presidential pack.
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It is already clear that unless we break out of today's paralyzed politics, the next president will be badly handcuffed.
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But it was Oklahoma City's bench that played the biggest role in helping the Thunder break out of their slump.
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Failure to break out of the pack already proved lethal for a handful of candidates during the third quarter. Sen.
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Jimmy always feels compelled to break out of whatever box he's put in, so he flips it on and off.
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It sounds less than perfect, as though it's reaching to break out of the paradigms of what we consider popular music.
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Since then, the world's largest cryptocurrency continues to find new lows and has struggled to break out of the $4,13 range.
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The central bank also wants to see higher wages lift prices and enable Japan to break out of its deflationary rut.
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Said procedure also gave him the opportunity to break out of Seagate when the experiment went wrong and caused an explosion.
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She saw college as an opportunity to break out of that life and set out on her own path to success.
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However, beyond helping users break out of an outfit rut, the app also works to connect them to obscure fashion labels.
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Technical debt is an asset that can be leveraged to break out of this cycle, ship products and beat your competitors.
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The U.N. needed to break out of its bureaucratic aversion to change and be imaginative for the bridge to be effective.
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But one underappreciated way to break out of this cycle of pain would be to actually have sex with your love.
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Meanwhile Siri, Alexa, Cortana and Google Assistant can't seem to break out of the female-first image they were made in.
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The Moon enters fellow Earth sign Capricorn this evening, inspiring you to break out of your routine and explore new possibilities.
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As the sun enters this cool, future-thinking air sign, we all feel the urge to break out of our routines.
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The Sun enters fellow Air sign Gemini on May 20, encouraging you to take risks and break out of your routine.
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The DA has governed Cape Town for ten years, but had until now failed to break out of the Western Cape.
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Her songs, especially on the current album, break out of genre boxes, and her versatile voice handles many accents and styles.
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You will break out of indecision, of old traumas and let the world enjoy all the beauty and richness within you.
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Nissan wants to break out of this second tier to become a top-3 China automaker, Nissan China leaders have said.
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Huckabee has struggled to break out of the crowded field and continues to lag behind in the single digits in Iowa.
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It was a trend that held consistently through the spring as Warren struggled to break out of the crowded primary field.
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All Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Ryan Howard needed was a visit to his hometown to break out of a brutal slump.
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But that's not the measure the broader Fed follows, and it remains a struggle to break out of the inflation abyss.
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Jupiter ends its retrograde on August 11, asking you to break out of your comfort zone—which could be quiet stressful!
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His people built a tunnel over a mile long, just for his private, one-time use [to break out of prison].
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Even if an imperfect deal is reached between the two countries, Wren speculates stocks will break out of the painful slump.
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Trump needs to be able to break out of the narrow range in order to make himself a favorite for reelection.
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His design vocabulary has been so severely disciplined that he needed to do something wild to break out of a rut.
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The three break out of their birdcages energetically and with fantastical ease, finding themselves through the rapacious exploitation of other people.
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Sometimes, the people who are least expected to break out of the back benches of Congress end up shattering that assumption.
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Calgary's Mark Jankowski attempted a pass that defenseman Travis Hamonic couldn't handle as they looked to break out of the zone.
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And robots might help couples break out of sex ruts by adding spice to their relationship or maintaining long-distance romances.
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As his group become more experienced, they had the urge to break out of the mold and transition to atypical builds.
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"It takes a concerted effort to break out of that habit and tap talent pools that are more diverse," Londoño said.
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The three break out of their birdcages energetically and with fantastical ease, finding themselves through the rapacious exploitation of other people.
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As an advocate for women, too, she has an added motivation to break out of the confines of the Haredi world.
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I lay awake nights thinking about how my troops could break-out of the slaughter-pens they in which they were trapped.
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Is Wendy playing Taylor, as she tells Bobby, or is she yearning for Taylor to help her break out of this mess?
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Post-Brexit, Irish firms will struggle to break out of their small domestic market and will recruit from a shallower talent pool.
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And in Something New, Kenya's growth is shown by her ability to break out of her shell and date a white man.
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And newly-minted staff writer Jane (Katie Stevens) is merely trying to break out of her Charlotte York-with-better-eyebrows shell.
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For others, it's a way to break out of the mundanity of everyday life, and the tasks that come along with it.
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It's too early to say whether it will live up to its promise, and break out of the cliches it's working with.
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The Moon is in fellow Air sign Aquarius today, encouraging you to break out of your normal routine and do something different.
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As if answering her call, Rhaegal and Viserion break out of imprisonment to join her and big bro Drogon in the sky.
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Later on, the Moon enters fellow Water sign Cancer, encouraging you to break out of your usual schedule and explore someplace new.
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As a result, Gordon expects the market to break out of consolidation to the upside again, mirroring the trend going into summer.
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"The US is faced with the decision about whether or not to help Taiwan break out of a blockade," Fravel told me.
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The Moon is in fellow Fire sign Aries today, encouraging you to break out of your everyday routines and explore new places.
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But as the Libertarian Party maneuvers during an unprecedented year in politics, it has a chance to break out of the fringe.
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If history is any guide, the benchmark is about to break out of these summer doldrums with certain stocks leading the way.
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After Macy's outlined a cost-cutting plan Wednesday, some "Fast Money" traders felt its stock might break out of a recent rut.
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Certain disorders, such as depression and addiction, are associated with characteristic patterns of brain activity that are difficult to break out of.
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They tell a continuous story in which Cage gradually struggles to overcome the alien enemy and break out of the time loop.
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"We'll break out of this," power forward Aaron Gordon, who suggested the defensive issues might have to do with technique, told reporters.
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The Moon is in fellow air sign Aquarius today, encouraging you to open your mind and break out of your usual routines.
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Let's face it, Tina's mommy line of costumes are just what you need to break out of that Bob's Burgers Halloween funk.
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Figuring out which group you're in can help you break out of your procrastination patterns — and maybe even turn in something early.
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I see a limited market cap for Snap unless it can find a way to break out of targeting only younger demographics.
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He said the S&P 500 could rally a little but it's not likely to break out of its range, for now.
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Looking at the chart, Ross explained that Alibaba was able to break out of a multiyear base of support, much like Apple.
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Awkward vibes are smoothed over before the moon enters fellow air sign Libra, inspiring you to break out of your usual routine.
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The Moon enters fellow Fire sign Aries this evening, encouraging you to break out of your usual routine and try something new.
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The Moon enters fellow Air sign Aquarius this evening, encouraging you to break out of your normal schedule and do something exciting.
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Venus enters fellow Air sign Aquarius today, inspiring you to travel, take a class, or just break out of your everyday life.
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Mars is currently in Sagittarius, a Fire sign just like you, where it's inspiring you to break out of your comfort zone.
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America desperately needs leaders with the courage to break out of the tribalist cycle, but where are we going to find them?
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It is our job — the job of all of us — to break out of "normal mode" and move society into emergency mode.
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But you might not realize just how diverting it can be, especially once you break out of your usual cycle of recommendations.
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Travel need not be about changing locations, but reaching across generations to break out of the artificial age segregation of our era.
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If he becomes the nominee, he'll need to break out of his progressive base and try harder to appeal to swing voters.
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Mr. Guzmán first managed to break out of a prison in 2001 — according to some accounts, by hiding in a laundry cart.
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But she has struggled to break out of the lower tier of the primary field, often failing to register in national polls.
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Game of Thrones has been one of TV's biggest shows, but until 2015, it struggled to break out of the technical categories.
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Doing interviews and going on TV is out of my comfort zone, but my followers have inspired me to break out of it.
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They taught me how to break out of handcuffs, and then they took me outside and set a huge German Shepherd on me.
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It's now Capricorn season, Taurus, and you're feeling inspired to break out of your normal routine, learn something new, and see the world.
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Grim, then, is best appreciated by how far it can take its conventions, rather than how it fails to break out of them.
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"We need news on trade or the Fed to get us to break out of the range we are in." he told me.
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But when a stock manages to break out of the dreaded head-and-shoulders formation, that signals the opposite — a chance for glory.
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I'd recommend this to anyone who is looking to break out of a workout rut with a class that's both unique and effective.
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"I had to break out of the hospital, they wanted to keep me, but I'm leaving — I'm leaving with wires attached," Mollen adds.
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They are the boxed-in, one-dimensional roles women in entertainment (and in real life) have long been fighting to break out of.
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"It has far surpassed our expectations in just turning everybody onto the potential for games that break out of the screen," he says.
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All of which make it hard to see how Allo (or Duo, its FaceTime clone sister app) will break out of the pack.
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But some traders had expected bond yields, which move inversely to price, to break out of their recent range on the jobs report.
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Yet gold failed to break out of the tight trading range it's been hemmed in for the year, between $1,300-$1,370 per ounce.
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Cappelleri noted that if Chipotle's stock can break out of its current inverse head-and-shoulders pattern, it could rally into the $700s.
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RF Giancarlo Stanton, who has averaged 32 homers per season over the past five years, failed to break out of his prolonged slump.
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But while working in the vineyards, the pair felt again entrenched in the system they'd attempted to break out of back in Germany.
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The Moon is in fellow Fire sign Leo today, sending you good vibes and inspiring you to break out of your regular routines.
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Red Wings break out of three-game skid DETROIT — The Detroit Red Wings finally made the big plays to come out on top.
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Aiming to break out of their recent funk, the Golden Knights surged to a 213-221 lead just 6:29 into the game.
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"This entire appropriations process is just disgusting, and in some way, shape or form we've got to break out of it," said Sen.
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"There are literally millions of people in California alone who can't really break out of the cycle of poverty and incarceration," Pahlka noted.
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"When you have a period of low volatility, it's actually quite difficult to break out of that," Oxford Economics analyst Daniel Smith said.
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The moon enters fellow fire sign Aries today, encouraging you to look at the big picture and break out of your usual routine.
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On the other hand, setting the game in the sci-fi future—in space—forces the team to break out of the routine.
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The Moon enters fellow Earth sign Taurus today, encouraging you to break out of your normal routine—travel someplace (or learn something!) new.
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The novel opens with an attempt by the teenage Guineveres to break out of the convent of the Sisters of the Supreme Adoration.
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"The level of chaos in Venezuela makes it that much more difficult to restore confidence and break out of this cycle," he said.
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Virtual reality isn't exactly booming, and the industry — which relies on content for entertainment — has struggled to break out of the gamer demographic.
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"Shrill" stars Aidy Bryant, above left, as a woman trying to break out of the "mind prison" she's starting to recognize and reject.
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"Let's break out of our orbits, fix the world we all neglect/We share this little planet, our neighbors need respect," he sings.
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As the sun inches closer to Aries at the beginning of the week, you're getting ramped up to break out of winter hibernation.
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Because I grew up playing classical music, which is very strict, it was really exciting to be able to break out of that.
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Some 20 inmates had managed to break out of Foggia prison in Puglia during a riot Monday morning, ANSA said citing local sources.
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But its real ambition is to break out of this parallel universe and dominate not just the internet but the technology industry worldwide.
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The lovers themselves are identically clad goons, desperate to break out of what seems to be an endless loop of heartlessness and cruelty.
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Mercury enters fellow fire sign Aries, urging you to see things in a new light and to break out of your usual habits.
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Suggesting formal wear is another easy way to break out of the work-from-home sweatpants rut, boosting your morale in the process.
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But its efforts could provoke a new crisis: Turkey would be the first NATO member to break out of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty.
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But nearly everyone competing in Nevada not named Sanders is running low on resources and struggling to break out of a muddled field.
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After the 2016 election, "the instinct on our ends as a creative agency was completely break out of the typical conventions," Ostrower said.
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If it does, it could help VR gaming break out of its current niche status within the $30 billion U.S. video game industry.
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Yet Clyburn knows how hard it is for people who have made their name in the House to break out of the pack.
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They hope to break out of isolation, mend ties with Arab states, and challenge the claim of the Fatah leader in the process.
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Iran's newest moves to break out of its current nuclear constraints, for example, have moved France, Germany and the United Kingdom in Washington's direction.
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A dunk as crisp and iron as the man's three-point shot, bloodless, a soul trying to break out of a body and failing.
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But the 28500-year-old has been unable to break out of Biden's shadow in his bid to be the party's centrist standard-bearer.
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Throwing the question of Brexit back to the voters has been seen as a way to break out of a cycle of political paralysis.
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RewardSnap will allow Goxip to break out of that and piggyback existing social networks where the influencers and those who are influenced already interact.
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This sign-planet pairing can make even the meekest among us eager to break out of their shell and basically, do what they want.
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"I think there aren't that many players that want to get into this market unless we break out of this range," said KKM's Deming.
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There is no indication that euro-dollar will break out of the tightly constrained trading band that has dominated the market since April 2015.
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"I keep calling it 'survival mode', I'm just in that mode and I don't really break out of it," mom Christina Thompson tells PEOPLE.
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A clear and solid return above $1,290 would also denote the break-out of the bearish trendline that has marked the last few months.
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The moon enters water sign Scorpio, inspiring you break out of your usual routine as the moon squares off with Mercury retrograde and Mars.
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Two to three players take turns trying to acquire resources that will ultimately help them become the first to break out of the sim.
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Clark told The Huffington Post that his students had texted him over the winter break out of boredom, before suggesting they perform the dance.
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A willingness to break out of your comfort zone could launch you onto a passionate path by the Leo solar eclipse on August 21!
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Then a manager pushed him to break out of his software engineering silo and see what it was like to deal with potential customers.
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Those of us involved wanted to break out of the blue cocoon surrounding policing and work closely with neighborhood residents to protect their communities.
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"If it can break out of that and follow that higher low with a higher high it's going to be very bullish," said Maley.
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But ministers of the Conservative government, under pressure from the euroskeptics within their party's ranks, find it difficult to break out of negative terrain.
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"I think it's going to take more than just economic data to break out of that range," said Sean Simko, managing director at SEI.
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Santorum, the 2012 Iowa caucus winner, failed to break out of the current GOP field, but has a long history appealing to evangelical voters.
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The point of Sanders's speech was to chip away at tired certainties, to question fundamental beliefs, to break out of old ways of thinking.
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The Moon will connect with power planet Pluto early on today, inspiring you to take some risks and break out of your normal routine.
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Golden Hour builds on this, successful in its attempt to whittle pop-country to a sharper point, rather than break out of it completely.
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Is it your spouse, perhaps looking to return to school, to break out of their career and head off into greener, more glorious pastures?
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There's a new moon in fellow Fire sign Sagittarius today, encouraging you to break out of your everyday routine and go on an adventure.
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I've been that person struggling not to prioritize a man's pain, and I know how hard it is to break out of that mindset.
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He said he served five years in the Army, joining in August 2000, seeking to break out of an irresponsible and party-minded lifestyle.
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"You have to break out of that mind-set that you can get everything you want with the touch of a finger," he explained.
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Over the next few years of Uranus in Taurus, you'll continue to break out of your comfort zone, which is a beauty to behold!
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The only actor besides Foster to break out of her stern grip is Hensley, as Oscar, the man Charity loves, because he loves her.
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"The elite media's Amy Klobuchar blind spot," by Libby Watson Should a candidate struggling to break out of fifth place get such glowing coverage?
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Huckabee failed to break out of a crowded GOP field and registered in the single digits in polls despite having won Iowa in 2008.
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That's why Zarro and Sheila Rule, a prison reform advocate, are aiming to help people break out of the cycle of incarceration with WhenPeopleWork.
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The show centers around Dev's life in New York City, where he is an actor struggling to break out of doing commercials and into films.
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Its synths hold back tears as its sizzles-in-the-rain sweeps and fizzy, flickering beats forever fail to break out of a morose funk.
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But it's great to see that Mojang is still showing an eagerness to break out of the blocky walls of Minecraft and into new genres.
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Until a year ago, India was struggling to break out of the longest stretch of below 5 percent growth in a quarter of a century.
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"We can see that the UUP as we [look longer term] has made a higher low looking to break out of downtrend resistance," he said.
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War duly followed and was seen as a great opportunity to break out of a strategic trap by rulers in Germany, Austria-Hungary and Russia.
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He also said he thinks the economy can break out of its long-standing trend growth of a "lousy" 2% and get up to 3%.
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Economic theory would suggest that there is an easy way to break out of the equilibrium: raise your game and the voters will reward you.
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As America becomes more diverse, many Republican strategists recognize that the party must break out of its box of mainly white and mostly wealthier Americans.
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That's going to be critical as the company positions itself as a company proficient in visual search and to break out of experimental advertising budgets.
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"I think we would need significant catalysts such as next week's FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) meeting to break out of this range," he added.
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Some investors suggested that on balance, the strong earnings season has not been enough for U.S. stocks to break out of their recent trading range.
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"The (agreement) will enable more (smaller businesses) to break out of local and national markets, and tap into regional and international value chains," Gonzalez said.
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We're supposed to grow up and stay within antiquated rules; I think my art is a way [for me] to break out of those rules.
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With Chrome OS gaining in schools over the past four years, it has an opportunity to break out of the single digits of market share.
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The inmates try to break out of Litchfield, only to find that it's a suspended reality and they're all cryogenically frozen in the year 2370.
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To Michael, it made intuitive sense that augmenting your brain's malleability might help you break out of what felt like an otherwise inescapable mental rut.
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The Moon enters fellow Earth sign Virgo this evening, encouraging you to break out of your usual routine after an emotional and intense few days.
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In statements she gave to police, Mitchell detailed how she bought and delivered tools to the two men so they could break out of prison.
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To figure out whether Qualcomm's stock can break out of its rut, Cramer turned to the charts of technician Tim Collins, his colleague at RealMoney.
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If you combine that with regulatory rollbacks and a stable dollar, within less than a year the U.S. economy can break out of its doldrums.
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And beyond providing a safe place, Pullen says the programs provide an opportunity that can help her children break out of the cycle of poverty.
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The U.S. economy has been unable to break out of the current 2-percent growth trend despite near-zero interest rates for 8-9 years.
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Unfortunately, your sleep deprived brain realizes the next morning that every other billionaire in Silicon Valley is trying to break out of the simulation, too.
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The Moon enters fellow Air sign Gemini today, putting you in a risk-taking mood and inspiring you to break out of your normal routine.
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Inslee, who is seeking to break out of the bottom of the crowded Democratic pack, has made climate change the central issue in his campaign.
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Gold has rallied more than 24 percent this year, but has been on a recent downtrend after struggling to break out of a stagnant summer.
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"We knew we needed someone ... who could help us break out of the cycle of dealing just with the issues of the day," Kintz said.
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This time, if we fail to break out of the current stagnation — or worse, fall into global recession — the fault will lie with our leaders.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Pisces today, encouraging you to go with the flow and break out of your usual patterns and routines.
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"It's crucial to create spaces for us by us, to break out of any socially constructed notions of our identities," says arts manager Stephanie Orentas.
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The Sun enters fellow Water sign Cancer late this evening, which will encourage you to see the world and break out of your usual schedule.
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The study says "negative emotionality" is a precursor to violence, and tripping on acid or shrooms apparently helps men break out of those negative patterns.
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Dazed and confused, covered from head to toe in spellbinding fairy dust, it took the referee some time to break out of his otherworldly stupor.
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Should Iran decide to break out of the agreement in coming days, it will create a major decision point for the United States and Europeans.
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And he called on news consumers to break out of their comfortable echo chambers and cushy news feeds by seeking out different points of view.
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Some investors suggested that on balance, a strong earnings season has not been enough for U.S. stocks to break out of their recent trading range.
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It sounds like an episode of Black Mirror: Denizens of young writers scramble to amass popularity that will allow them to break out of the site.
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ConocoPhillips, one constituent in the XLE, is set to break out of a range in which it has traded since December, said Andrew Keene of AlphaShark.com.
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Iran routinely resorts to threats in such circumstances -- witness its recent warning that it will break out of the JCPOA in little over three weeks' time.
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Sporadic signs of recovery in European business activity have not helped the euro break out of the $0003-1.14 range it's been stuck in since February.
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Communication planet Mercury enters Aries on April 17, finding you in a very open-minded mood, eager to travel or break out of your usual routine.
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In Season 1, Quentin sang Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off" while trying to break out of a spell that had him trapped in a psychiatric hospital.
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Break out of your typical suede or leather ways for this embroidered pair while they're a part of Sak's Friends and Family 25 percent off sale.
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Marskell referenced Tegan & Sara's 2013 album Heartthrob as inspiration for their plot to break out of the indie world and find a place in the mainstream.
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She was the one who was going to break out of Ghent and conquer the world until she was tragically killed by a jealous lover. 28.
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If you're in a relationship, break out of your dinner-and-a-movie routine and invite your partner out for date night that's anything but basic.
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Sometimes all you really need to break out of a two-year death spiral is a pair of sick goals from a 19-year-old debutant.
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When the two get the news the world is ending, they break out of prison and travel across the country to get home to their families.
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This doesn't sound like a man who'd break out of prison, or at least not do so and then fail to contact his only living family.
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Maybe that's why we, as Singaporeans, find so much comfort in techno as a definition: techno is meant to break out of geographical, nation-state level.
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Friday evening, you break out of your conventional routine and take the final steps towards claiming your individuality, as the sun squares off with rebellious Uranus.
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She added that the laugh came about as a form of cover-up for when she would break out of character in laughter because of Perry.
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For workers with middle skills credentials like associates degrees and certificates, such an approach helps them break out of the trap of very limited upward mobility.
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But it's not a position that serves well the folks looking to break out of the stale and outdated dichotomy between environmental protection and economic growth.
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ISIS leadership has encouraged members in Iraq and Syria to break out of the prisons and camps where they're being held to build a resurgent ISIS.
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Vance DeGeneres told the Times that his sister is doing the special because she is hoping to break out of "a mold" she's found herself in.
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Some school districts, including one near Phoenix, have taken steps to shorten the summer break, out of concern that too much is forgotten over the summer.
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The idea would be to break out of what American officials consider the trap of waiting for one or both of the parties to step forward.
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While Tehrik-e-Labaik is unlikely to break out of single digits in coming votes, its rapid rise could present a challenge for the PML-N.
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And it's a vicious circle, as growing unemployment makes it difficult or impossible for workers to enroll in the education required to break out of poverty.
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The last third-party candidate to break out of this vicious cycle was Ross Perot, who wound up with 19 percent of the vote in 1992.
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If "Refiguring the Future" has a core argument, this is it: Rather than forcing us into circumscribed boxes, technology can help us break out of them.
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"It would be a dramatic change in our country to have low-income people break out of generational poverty," Booker said in an interview with Vox.
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"We need to break out of our silos," said Anne Boynton, an elder at First Christian Church, who was a local co-chairwoman for the revival.
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We wanted to create a new beat that would break out of traditional coverage areas (transportation, schools, crime) — and out of an 800-word print box.
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But the network's deals with subscription streaming services and adding a "Netflix-like interface" to its app could lead it to break out of its slump.
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Webb Simpson shot a three-under-par 67 to break out of a crowd and grab the third-round lead at the Colonial in Fort Worth.
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The less crowded stage may offer an opportunity for lower-polling candidates — like Amy Klobuchar, Andrew Yang and Tom Steyer — to break out of the pack.
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The 2020 race was an uphill climb for Bennet, who was largely unknown to the American public and failed to break out of a crowded field.
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Netflix description: Two nefarious schemes taking place 10 years apart entangle a dauntless triad member who must break out of prison to rescue a loved one.
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The Nifty has managed to break out of its trading range of 9,200-9,350 to move beyond 9,400 levels, though the rally is not as strong.
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That would require a fuel-guzzling firing of a large engine to break out of Earth orbit and then another to slow down at the moon.
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None of the members of the family can successfully break out of their dystopian conditions and eke out their freedom, but at least they have each other.
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You're in the mood to break out of your normal routine, but be careful—venture too far out from where you're familiar and you could get lost.
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"I left AT&T because I realized that I had a lot more to give, and I wanted to break out of the big hierarchy," he said.
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Yet, in keeping with The Handmaid's Tale's most upsetting habit, June isn't allowed take that hot rod and break out of America with her unborn child forever.
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Cade Ellis, an 18-year-old rapper, told BuzzFeed News he was using Fuelgram to expand his reach and break out of geographic isolation in North Florida.
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With this week's surge, the stock is currently up more than 32 percent from January, helping Best Buy break out of a relatively monotonous year so far.
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Roughly three-quarters of the companies have reported earnings so far, and it remains to be seen when the market will break out of an earnings recession.
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Nevertheless, she thinks if the index can break out of its next barrier at $380, it could run all the way to the mid-$400s from there.
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A bulldog in a baby swing happily prepares to break out of its pixelated confines; a video trip around a mountainside invites the viewer's stomach to drop.
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Moynihan also expressed some confidence that the U.S. economy can break out of the sub-2 percent growth post-crisis pattern in which it has been locked.
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Oil prices could struggle to break out of a range around $50 a barrel until the market is convinced exports are falling and stockpiles are drawing down.
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Nate practiced the pitch in his head, arranging and rearranging the words to find the perfect order, while his heart tried to break out of his chest.
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Against Anthony Macias, Sakuraba used Mongolian chops and two handed bell-claps to raise Macias' hands and line up decent punches to break out of the guard.
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It comes as Yang seeks to break out of the Democratic primary field's middle tier in the months before the crucial first-in-the-nation Iowa caucuses.
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Here is a TED talk by Eli Pariser, the man who wrote "The Filter Bubble," and here is some advice for how to break out of yours.
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"We seem completely unable to break out of the ranges this year," said Rick Meckler, president of investment firm LibertyView Capital Management in Jersey City, New Jersey.
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In an apparent attempt to break out of Turkey's recent diplomatic isolation, Mr. Erdogan took a sudden initiative last month to improve relations with Israel and Russia.
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It would take a much more optimistic outlook for the U.S. and global economies to break out of that scenario and shift into higher gear, Lockhart said.
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Saturn wants to create structure; Uranus wants to break out of it—but that doesn't mean that this energy will create conflict in your own life, Aries.
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His closest friends on the team, the infielders Jose Reyes and Asdrubal Cabrera, have tried to get Cespedes to break out of his shell over the years.
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Every president complains that the White House is a confining bubble, but unlike his predecessors, Donald J. Trump has made little effort to break out of it.
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This album was a chance for King and Prowse to prove to themselves more than anyone that they could break out of any confines they were feeling.
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The former governor actively considered getting into the race but believed that he would have struggled to break out of Biden's shadow, should both of them run.
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It won the top prize in Cannes and may well break out of the international film category if the academy's view reaches beyond the parochialism of Hollywood.
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This is the left's challenge in the US: how to break out of the doom loop and get on a trajectory of better governance and rising trust.
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The danger is that these multiple crises will merge, tempting an embattled president to try to exploit an international conflict to break out of his domestic difficulties.
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Bernie Sanders, who won 43 percent of the primary vote in 2016, has been unable to break out of the mid-teens for most of this year.
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"It creates the opportunity for Infosys to break out of the vendor services silos and connect its Salesforce services with its ERP services (SAP, Oracle)," he said.
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It would stop Brexit, and give Labour a chance to break out of Corbyn's constricted circle of socialist orthodoxy and become a serious governing party once again.
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Bond markets are also scenting a rate hike around the corner, with 10-year U.S. Treasury yields poised to break out of a three-month trading range.
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But for Regeneron to really gain momentum, Boroden thinks the stock needs to break out of its pattern of rallying between $33 and $50 after big declines.
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The Harvey Weinstein scandal seemed to break out of nowhere to readers, with the horrors of the producer's abuse of Hollywood's best and brightest shocking the world.
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The city of Los Angeles where he grew up and dedicated his life to helping kids break out of the cycle of gang violence mourned his passing.
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Investors are betting on its potential for growth, but it may be reaching the upper limit of that unless it can break out of its youthful demographic.
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In terms of style and substance, "Shame" represents Bergman's attempt to break out of his hermetic bubble and let the tumult of the outside world come in.
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The endorsements come as Klobuchar works to break out of the 2020 primary field's middle tier less than two months before voters start heading to the polls.
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The moon is in fellow earth sign Virgo today, Capricorn, and you're in the mood to travel—or at least to break out of your usual routine!
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It's full of gadgets — think a charging "bed" for your phone — and old-school products — think alarm clocks — to help you break out of your tech addiction.
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My personal experience of coming to terms with my gender has helped me break out of a way of living that I now feel I was confined to.
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Break out of the 9-to-5 grind with a career in freelance web development, the ins and outs of which you'll learn in this five-chapter course.
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What had started as an idealistic, post-election attempt to break out of my online political echo-chamber was clearly, at that point, not helping my mental health.
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But Fort Pitt Capital portfolio manager Kim Forrest believes the S&P will break out of its range not because of politics, but because of the Federal Reserve.
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Michael Phelps, over the last several years, has been publicly scrutinized for some choices that basically amount to trying to break out of the regimented lifestyle of swimming.
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The Moon enters fellow Water sign Pisces today, sending you lots of good vibes and inspiring you to break out of your normal routine and do something new.
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But Mr. Obama has expressed concern about the insular nature of the presidency and from time to time has suggested that he wanted to break out of it.
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Desperate to break out of that funk, she locked herself in a closet, forced herself to work on a song, and managed to get something down on paper.
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" Writing sober didn't hold Cosentino back; it helped her break out of a creative lull: "Being awake to everything in such a clear way is so [expletive] crazy.
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The New York Knicks are spiraling downward in the Eastern Conference standings and attempt to break out of a slump when they visit the Detroit Pistons on Thursday.
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Failing to do so will fundamentally compromise not only our nation's monetary policy, but also the ability to break out of the weakest economic recovery of our lifetimes.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Indian film industry needs to break out of its mould and produce more hard-hitting films that challenge its audience, veteran actor Om Puri said.
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I'd found it really difficult being around some of my Asian friends—they were very negative about my wanting to move on or break out of that community.
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I'm interested not just in how they can support girls and women, but also what they can do for themselves to break out of these expectations of masculinity.
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Rather than provoke another round of war and be blamed by Gazans for yet more suffering, Hamas has been looking for ways to break out of its isolation.
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The idea being that once people are made aware of the correlation between their confidence and accuracy, they are more likely to break out of their bad habits.
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Why it matters: Electric car skeptics cite relatively low current demand as evidence that battery-propelled vehicles are unlikely to break out of their niche any time soon.
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Bryant plays a fictionalized version of West, named Annie, who resembles West at the moment when Spock was helping her break out of society's anti-fat mind-prison.
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The former governor announced his 453 presidential candidacy in March but ended his bid last week after failing to break out of the crowded field of Democratic candidates.
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He was really driven to break out of the mold and do something for himself and make it happen, and that was a really key influence on me.
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In a moment marked by fractured politics, Ms. Gabbard's nontraditional positions are a major part of her appeal for voters seeking to break out of polarized partisan divisions.
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Fortunately with the new season comes the opportunity to break out of hibernation, face the sun, and, as Maxine Waters would say, 👏 reclaim 👏 our 👏 time.
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That would allow a hacker to "break out" of an infected virtual machine to intercept and send malicious commands to other virtual machines that use the same hardware.
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Amazon declined to share a break out of its revenue from home goods, but Wayfair had revenue of $22019 billion in its fiscal year 21, which ends Dec.
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We know Mr. Jingles really did break out of the asylum, so we'll give her that one — but personally, I'm sensing that Brooke may be an unreliable narrator.
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She talked to me about her process and, with some visual assistance from her Instagram account, provided tips that can help you break out of a creative rut.
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She talked to me about her process and, with some visual assistance from her Instagram account, provided tips that can help you break out of a creative rut.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Scorpio today, Pisces, encouraging you to break out of your normal routines; however, thanks to Mercury retrograde, scheduling is a mess.
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He scored three runs, drove in two, and helped the contending Giants break out of a four-game losing streak with a 7-2 victory over the Phillies.
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"It all feels like it's quite nervous here over whether things are going to break (out of ranges) or not," said Saxo Bank's head of FX Strategy John Hardy.
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The right fielder also homered in Tuesday's win and has hit homers in three of his past four games as he's trying to break out of a recent slump.
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From Bantu knots to faux locs, check out all the ways to break out of your protective-style rut — and get the most bang for your buck from crochet.
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She wants to "hear your collective mind," and encourages people to "take a risk and break out of established ways of doing and perceiving" when they write to her.
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The Emmys nomination list offers a splendid opportunity to break out of your TV watching routine — or the Netflix algorithm — and add some more shows to your TV schedule.
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"I think once we break out of this [trading range] and clear through $1,300 we could have a pretty quick move up to the $1,400-$1,500 [range]," he said.
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Red's inability to break free speaks to the idea that you can't break out of a system of inequality until you recognize that you're a cog in that machine.
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Prison break Apparently you need a lot of things to break out of prison in South Carolina: like wire cutters, a cell phone, a makeshift dummy -- and a drone.
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It wasn't until senior year that I wore leggings for the first time, in order to break out of my comfort zone and begin my journey towards self-love.
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Clinton might have to break out of that pattern and deliver a message that genuinely excites the Democratic base in a state that twice elected her to the Senate.
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The St. Louis Cardinals have been searching for a way to break out of their doldrums, and their first walk-off victory of the season may provide the impetus.
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With both companies facing pressures, Boeing's design offers an opportunity to break out of the current box - Rolls in big engines, Pratt in small ones - without shouldering all risk.
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"Saturday Night Fever," the story of a working-class Brooklyn youth trying to break out of his dead-end life through dancing, launched Travolta as an international movie star.
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With a large group of candidates, all with broadly similar messages, struggling to break out of the single digits, Biden's personality-driven, conservative approach appears to differentiate his brand.
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So much is at stake right now, but in this crisis, we also have a huge opportunity to break out of our boxes and step out of our enclaves.
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Mercury enters forward-thinking Aquarius at 12:50 AM on Thursday, helping us break out of stuffy patterns of thought as we gravitate towards more unconventional and funny ideas.
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Chinese production dropped sharply last month, according to the International Aluminium Institute (IAI), and unless the Shanghai market can break out of its downtrend, more smelter casualties seem likely.
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Ralph Lauren's move to offer its collection immediately after the models made their way down the runway, however, is one way to break out of the doldrums of NYFW.
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Oftentimes we're looking for auditions where [the character is not] specified or assumed to be cisgender because we want to break out of whatever box we've been put in.
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A new cycle begins as the sun meets Mars in Virgo on September 22, inspiring you to break out of your usual routine and visit new places and ideas.
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Modric's pass sprung Rebic on a break out of the Croatian half, but Mercado snuffs it out at midfield with a cynical tackle that earns him a yellow card.
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Patience. Depth. A willingness to break out of an assembly-line format that has become numbing: talking heads describing developments in the case, intercut with often cheesy re-enactments.
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Under Daniel's guidance, Luke starts to break out of his antisocial shell, but when Luke resists Daniel's crueler suggestions, the film transforms in surreal, gory fashion, as does Daniel.
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WHICH IS REALLY THE ISSUE OF THE DAY: IS THE TEN-YEAR GOING TO BREAK OUT OF THIS RANGE BELOW 263 OR IS IT GOING TO GO ABOVE 3%.
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"What we're advising is, in order to break out of these gender stereotypes, we need to create spaces for guys to operate outside of the Man Box," said Lawrence.
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The Rangers will need to break out of their typical home-ice malaise on Tuesday in Game 4 if they are to stay in this best-of-seven series.
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He believes the big bank, which reports earnings next Tuesday, is interesting as it could break out of its "sideways channel" that has played out the past few months.
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The moon in fellow fire sign Leo inspires you to travel and break out of your usual routine—engaging with new ideas will give you the perspective you need.
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As a brand new member of the House, he had a full-blown theory of how Republicans could break out of their seemingly permanent minority, and build a majority.
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After all, if ghosts found a way to break out of the afterlife and into our world in 2016, chances are they would look something like a video game.
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Hollywood has made a lot of progress in increasing LGBTQ representation onscreen, but it's still exceedingly rare for network television to let queer people break out of sidekick status.
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"Get lost, throw away convention, and break out of the box others have put you in," are just some of the mantras that informed Mullen's path in life and skateboarding.
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Still, the real action is thought to be in the contest for second place, where the GOP hopes one of the establishment candidates can break out of a crowded pack.
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What's in it for them isn't so much the opportunity to build a great new business as to break out of the dreary reality that their current business is boring.
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Convicted Rio drug dealer Clauvino da Silva, 42, was serving a decades-long sentence when he was caught trying to break out of jail last Saturday, disguised as his daughter.
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"They proved in a machine-checked way that the Red Team would not be able to break out of the partition, so it's not surprising" that they couldn't, Fisher said.
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You, like a Host, are just an endless series of loops, and the sooner you realize that, the sooner you can break out of whatever hell you've been imprisoned in.
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These factors could help commodities break out of the tight range they've recently been trading in and potentially reestablish the rally we saw during the first half of the year.
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The Moon enters fellow Air sign Libra this morning, encouraging you to break out of your normal routine; however, you will need to watch out for scheduling issues this evening.
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"There's a much larger chance that we break out of range to the upside than the downside and I think it happens before the end of the year," he said.
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LF Justin Upton had a solid single to left plus a two-run double to left Sunday as he struggles to break out of a disappointing start to this season.
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A Brazilian gang leader was caught impersonating his teenage daughter in an attempt to break out of a Rio de Janeiro prison on Saturday — marking his second try at escaping.
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Apps will run in a protected mode and, even if a rogue app manages to break out of this sandbox, all of Chrome OS's other security features still apply, too.
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Thankfully, there are plenty of new hair launches that will help you break out of your summer hair rut, and quite a few of them are stocked at Ulta Beauty.
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But it's time for mussels to break out of their shell (sorry) and take a dip in a bath of hot oil in the form of these crispy mussel fritters.
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"They were very aggressive in attempting to find diplomatic partnerships with countries in order to break out of the diplomatic isolation that the sanctions had placed them under," he added.
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He homered twice in Tuesday's 5-1 victory over the Rangers and now has three homers in his past two games, helping the Orioles break out of a brief slump.
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"I think the franchise wants to so badly break out of its cookie-cutter, white-person shell, but I don't think that America will embrace it, sadly enough," he continued.
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Despite the struggles, the Raptors believe he will break out of the slump, which had him averaging 13.9 points per game in the opening-round series against the Indiana Pacers.
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The Toronto Blue Jays have been waiting for Troy Tulowitzki to break out of a slump and join the trio of sluggers in front of him in a fearsome lineup.
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James Harden attempts to add to his triple-double count, as well as help Houston break out of a minor funk, when the Rockets host the Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday.
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But once in a while, one or two celebs will break out of the box with something wildly unexpected — and the makeup trend at this year's Emmys takes the cake.
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Oh, how he longed for someone to break out of this and say something, if nothing else than a reference to the fact that life has other things to offer.
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This is difficult for someone who thinks he knows all the answers, but I knew it was 100 percent necessary if I was going to break out of this funk.
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I still struggle with comparing myself to others, but a one sentence reminder helps me break out of it: The only comparison that matters is to who I was yesterday.
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The key to defeating delay is figuring out which group you fall into so you can break out of your holding pattern and get the project done early, for once.
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" De La Cruz says he believes some founders go out to fundraise and don't get the results they desire because they're not able to break out of their "operating mindset.
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It was not until after Guzman's capture in February 2014 - he would break out of prison in July 2015 and was recaptured this January - that the split degenerated into war.
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Five prisoners died in March 2015 after being shot by police in a protest over food shortages, which turned violent as some of them attempted to break out of jail.
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It's a strange sight to see Michonne at a loss, but it's also a brief mirror of the paralysis of grief Rick has struggled to break out of all year.
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Guzmán had recently risen into the high teens, putting the 45-year-old public policy PHD clearly ahead of the several other candidates struggling to break out of single digits.
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It governs Cape Town and the province that includes it, but it has yet to break out of that enclave, where the population is mostly coloured (mixed-race) or white.
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"Ultimately, Kickstarter was not able to break out of the normal status quo operations of any other tech company," said Clarissa Redwine, one of the two employees fired in September.
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Hitters can struggle on the road because pitches behave differently, he added; the same ball that hovers in the strike zone in Denver may break out of the zone elsewhere.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - A senior Kurdish official warned on Thursday that Islamic State jihadists could break out of prisons in northeast Syria as fighting intensifies between Kurdish-led forces and Turkey.
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Their advice for navigating the season included tips on how to break out of negative behavior patterns, and how to de-stress and relax before, during, and after social gatherings.
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This is a great time to break out of old patterns in your family dynamic, reimagine your living situation, or simply reflect on your boundaries and recommit to enforcing them.
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But Reacher and Turner break out of the military prison — because otherwise this wouldn't be much of an action movie — to track down the girl who might be his daughter.
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With foreign policy largely overshadowed by domestic issues, two candidates struggling for attention tried to break out of the crowded field with contrasting views on the U.S. role in Afghanistan.
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Which is good news for owners as well as Tesla, as the company will face increased competition as it tries to break out of the luxury market with the Model 3.
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A three-term moderate senator from Minnesota, Klobuchar held her ground during the first night of the debate, delivering a few strong lines without managing to break out of the pack.
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Like the art strike, the speak-out framed the day as a chance to break out of one's everyday routine and to institute different orders of time, space, experience, and community.
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Repik, who played 72 games over four seasons with the NHL's Florida Panthers, intercepted a puck as the Koreans were trying to break out of their zone and charged the goal.
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DiPasquale said more positive crypto-related news, like an investment from Yale's endowment, or an ETF winning approval could be the bump cryptocurrencies need need to break out of that range.
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Once we do, we will break out of our comfortable echo chamber and open up new worlds of opportunity for ourselves — and more importantly, for the people we make things for.
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Despite several internships, diligent networking, and some good clips, I constantly worried I wasn't good enough to break out of low-paying entry-level gigs, no matter how hard I tried.
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But if you don't break out of the clubs—some bands want to play clubs all their life—but despite what anyone says, they'd love to play for a larger crowd.
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The fight to break out of the pack The Christie-Rubio showdown was a moment that had long been in the making in the crowded establishment lane here in New Hampshire.
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Why it matters: It's a step in the right direction for Nielsen, a measurement company that's trying to break out of traditional linear TV measurement and into cross-platform digital measurement.
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Imgur user DomZombie shared an incredible post showing readers the custom lunch bags he creates for his son every day to help him break out of his shell in elementary school.
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"Not only do we break out of this downward channel in decisive fashion, but importantly, we take out that 25-week moving average for the first time since 2013," Ross said.
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The moon enters fellow earth sign Virgo today, inspiring you to break out of your usual routine, especially as the moon connects with wildcard Uranus—you're ready for a spontaneous journey!
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Freedom is a huge theme for all of us this month, Pisces, but especially for you, as you're itching to break out of your everyday routine in a very big way.
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Even the Hammonds' neighbors — including It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's Mary Elizabeth Ellis — break out of their initial caricature molds to become almost as openly absurd as their secret zombie neighbor.
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At Refinery29, we're all about finding cool new styles and colors to switch up our 'dos (we did bring you 29 ways to break out of your hair rut, after all).
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The could is trying to enjoy their romantic dinner, but it's hard for them to break out of parent mode with Blue playing loudly with his doll, Kenya, next to him.
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The Moon enters fellow Air sign Libra this morning, finding you in the mood to break out of your usual routine—just watch out for some roadblocks in the late afternoon.
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As has been the case since the start of this crowded contest, most of the field has found it all but impossible to break out of the single digits in polling.
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"Investors are sitting on the fence, they only want to be involved when we break out of the range," said Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank in Copenhagen.
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For many of them, it represents their last opportunity to break out of a crowded primary field before the September debates, which have much stricter qualifications to make it on stage.
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Some analysts see the potential for further declines, but a number of them told CNBC oil prices are more likely to rise than fall if they break out of a range.
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The moon enters fellow earth sign Taurus today, inspiring you to break out of your usual routine, Virgo—especially this afternoon, when the moon meets Uranus, the planet of the unexpected.
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Back in 1975, Brian Eno and German-British artist Peter Schmidt teamed up to create a series of cards titled Oblique Strategies that offered ways to break out of creative blocks.
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It's rote and repetitive, but there are a handful of stand out sequences where individuals in the game break out of the big, broad story beats to have small, personal moments.
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"We're stuck in a range that ... will be tough to break out of without some kind of political factor coming into play," Matt Stanley, fuel broker at Freight Investor Services, said.
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You'll be inspired to travel and break out of your everyday life, Scorpio, and you may think about going back to school—or working hard at a program you're already in.
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Ozark wants to be about how hard it is to break out of cycles of wrongdoing, but because it needs to stretch out that story to 10 hours, it becomes repetitive.
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So how do you break out of plan-promising purgatory, actually make new friends and shed that vague sense of guilt whenever you run into someone you swore to schedule with?
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So how do you break out of plan-promising-purgatory, actually make new friends and shed that vague sense of guilt whenever you run into someone you swore to schedule with?
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Uranus in Taurus is shaking up your sense of financial stability, but it's also encouraging you to break out of old boring jobs that don't promise you much of a future.
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Starring Jared Leto as the Joker and Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn, this story follows the Suicide Squad as they break out of prison and are tasked with saving the world.
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Bennet, who announced his candidacy for president in May, has struggled to break out of the low single-digits in most polling and has not appeared at a debate since July.
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Having started without a national fund-raising list or much exposure outside his home state's one million residents, Mr. Bullock failed to break out of the third-tier pack of candidates.
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It was finally when Tommy met someone from a faith mentoring group that he was able to break out of this cycle due to the strong support system it provided him.
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Crypto merchant bank Galaxy Digital took a $134 million hit in the first quarter as bitcoin lost half its value and other cryptocurrencies struggled to break out of a bear market.
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Clips, on the other hand, function as portable highlight reels (more bite-sized than YouTube uploads) that can break out of the streaming ecosystem and possibly achieve some measure of virality.
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Ahead of her performance there, Meredith Monk gave a lecture at the University of Michigan outlining her approach to performance as an opportunity to break out of our chaotic visual culture.
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I reached out to Storr to talk about bogus myths around self-esteem, the roots of our individualism, and what we can do to break out of our self-important bubbles.
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In this behind the scenes documentary, Noisey catches Smoke Dawg in Toronto where he talked about his rise, the passing of his best friend, and how to break out of Toronto's scene.
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Four things need to occur for the stock market to break out of its downtrend, CNBC's Jim Cramer said as stocks plunged in on worries about an expected interest rate hike from .
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Time is running out for her to break out of the crowded field, with a little more than 100 days remaining until the Iowa caucuses kick off the voting early next year.
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It also tends to be the time of year most of us desperately want to break out of a hair rut — especially after a season of beanies, scarves, and bitter winter weather.
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Suddenly, the inherent bias of tech has taken a turn towards socio-economics and keeping us in an unjust social prison that many hoped it would help us to break out of.
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With all that said, I unfortunately do think a more generalized framing helps movies with queer romances break out of their so-called "niche" mold to become something like an Oscar frontrunner.
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Tigers edge White Sox in 6 24/212-inning game CHICAGO — The Detroit Tigers didn't exactly break out of their offensive funk, but they scored just enough runs before the showers arrived.
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How to do this is an unsolved rhetorical challenge, but finding spokespeople who break out of their coalitional stereotypes—such as prominent conservatives who acknowledge human-made climate change—is a start.
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Much of this new miniseries is about Michael's attempt to break out of a prison in Yemen, with the help of his ol' Prison Break buddies and a heaping side of Islamophobia.
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C.J. Cron has been the starter most of the season at first base, but Jefry Marte has filled in of late as Cron tries to break out of a season-long slump.
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The Philadelphia Phillies hope to break out of an offensive funk Monday, when they try to avoid being on the wrong end of a four-game sweep against the visiting Arizona Diamondbacks.
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If we can provide tools for finding a job, we can help the jobless break out of the cycle of poverty and find satisfaction in providing for themselves and their family. Rep.
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Not just the signing of a deal, but a clear signal of an improvement in the economic situation may cause gold to fall and break out of its current range, he added.
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Most films live comfortably within conventions of structure and visual texture, and directors with the nerve or talent to break out of them are rare in all corners of the movie industry.
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Poor children have little or no access to quality nutrition for their development, to healthcare or to decent education, all of which they would need to break out of poverty, he said.
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The market was hit especially hard in the past two days, falling, 2013.90 percent, after the country's prime minister announced the tax moves on Tuesday to break out of a debt trap.
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Instead of trying to break out of an already saturated field, Crosschq — pronounced "cross-check" — works with recruitment-management tools like Greenhouse and Lever to digitize, track, and collect reference-check data.
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It can be hard to break out of the rut of turning to denim for just about everything, but the Backcountry Workwear Pants offer more performance and the same comfort and fit.
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In South Carolina, Buttigieg has struggled to break out of single digits in polls and fares even worse among black voters, who make up more than half of the state's Democratic electorate.
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Dawn of War III itself was a hugely risky attempt to make an RTS that could break out of its genre niche entirely and capture some of what makes MOBAs so popular.
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From a Mad Max-inspired apocalypse setting, to the weird and wonderful Spelljammer: Adventures in Space, the traditionally fantasy-centric D&D is always looking to break out of its Tolkienesque trappings.
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If the goal there is to break out of the pack by seizing the camera, it will only happen in two tried-and-true TV ways: making a gaffe or acting outrageously.
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Iran gave up about 97 percent of its stockpile of low-enriched uranium, the material that the world feared it would use to "break out" of any agreement and build a bomb.
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" The Post column: "The bank execs note that Warren is smart and driven, and they fear she may be starting to break out of the pack, where she can do some damage.
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That's because US stocks have dominated over the past 11 years, and because there are signs that other economic regions are poised to break out of the doldrums they've been stuck in.
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It was an encouraging sign that Ellsbury might be ready to break out of a slump of his own: He had one hit in his last 17 at-bats and was hitting .
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So when an item of clothing can break out of its assigned genre to become a styling all-star — functioning multiple ways in a range of contexts — what do we call that?
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Will this insistence on tit-for-tat concessions continue, or will the Trump administration be able to break out of this dynamic in light of the overall imbalance in our trade relationship?
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In the U.S., gross domestic product grew at a solid 4.1 percent pace in the second quarter, boosting hopes that the economy is ready to break out of its decade-long slumber.
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An ingenious, pop-centric comic that asks the question "What would happen if the Mona Lisa could break out of her painting prison?" there's plenty to enjoy for the art history buff.
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INSEE forecast the economy would now grow 1.8 percent this year, finally leaving behind the low growth rates of around 9.43 percent that France has struggled to break out of in recent years.
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In another, he memorized the zig-zag pattern of a guard's master key and made a duplicate, says Middleton, which allowed him to break out of his cell but not the facility itself.
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The agency is trying to break out of this mold, but the politics of NASA and the space industrial complex that have been developing rocket hardware for decades make it difficult to evolve.
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This is a dicey one to be sure, as it's always hard for the new presidential candidate from the incumbent party to break out of the shadow of the sitting two-term president.
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Back in the East Village apartment on East Eighth Street, Sooty and Milky were trying to break out of the spare bedroom, where they had been stashed during an interview and photo shoot.
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The popular children's song became a MLB phenomenon when Nationals outfielder Gerardo Parra started using the song as his walk-up music to break out of a hitting slump earlier in the season.
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And as much as it pains me to say this, I know deep down I could have happily lived the rest of my life without seeing Wentworth Miller break out of ANOTHER prison.
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I suspect that part of it has to do with the limited kinds of roles available for women who want to break out of the mold the industry has set forth for them.
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Already guaranteed a losing record on their nine-game homestand, the Rays attempt to break out of their offensive malaise Saturday when they host the third of four games against the Cleveland Indians.
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Venus and Uranus square off, finding you experiencing some unexpected emotions—but it's an exciting day to meet people, especially as Venus enters Aquarius, inspiring you to break out of your usual routine.
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It feels ripped from the climactic scene of one of those sci-fi movies where teens in metallic bodysuits break out of a dystopian maze and make out in a zero gravity chamber.
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"I love the Beatles and the Rolling Stones and the Doors and Cream, but my job required that I break out of my favorite genres and pay tribute to other artists," Boak says.
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I was raised in white, middle class bullshit, and so, it's taken effort to break out of that and the narrow mindsets that my father put in me when I was a kid.
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The company seemed to be treading water a bit — while it's basically a critical resource for a specific kind of request, it hasn't quite figured out how to break out of that niche.
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And he has struggled to break out of low-single digits in national and early state polls – a trend that led to his failure to qualify for the next presidential debate on Thursday.
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SmartNews wants readers to see it as a way to break out of their filter bubbles, says Jeannie Yang, its senior vice president of product, especially as the American presidential election heats up.
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"It's not enough to have the money, you also have to have the message, and I'm not quite sure how is he going to expand or break out of this niche," he said.
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Finally, of course, Syria presented Russia with an opportunity to break out of the isolation that resulted from sanctions imposed by the West for its 2014 annexation of Crimea and destabilization of Ukraine.
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It was panned in the Times Book Review (even though Gottlieb and Bourne had tried to influence the editor about the assignment), and it failed to break out of the New York market.
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But when England synced them, the Switch announced it also needed to update the Joy-Cons: "I did get a break out of it so I can't complain too much, though," they said.
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The Coyotes are hoping Mikkel Boedker is beginning to break out of his goal-scoring slump as he tallied in Thursday's 5-2929 overtime loss to Chicago to end his 22-game drought.
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At Hermès, Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski tried to break out of the strictures of good taste that have been smothering her since she arrived, mining the 1960s and '70s for her mustards and greens.
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Democratic candidates like Senator Elizabeth Warren will move quickly to try to build grass-roots support and raise money — prerequisites for any candidate hoping to break out of a congested pack of contenders.
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Whether or not this is true, Masacre would be the first Colombian band to break out of the country and in 1991, they released their debut album Reqviem through French label, Osmose Productions.
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The longer people feel they are forced to repeat the same mistakes, the more their trust in leaders will erode and the bigger the risks they will accept to break out of that cycle.
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In Godejohn, Gypsy Rose saw an opportunity to break out of her prison-like existence with her mother, who suffered from Munchausen syndrome by proxy, meaning that she made her daughter sick on purpose.
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Tony Nunan, oil risk manager at Mitsubishi Corp in Tokyo, said the market needed to see that stocks outside the United States were also falling for prices to break out of their trading ranges.
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Jon has many strengths, but he's never been the sharpest sword in the forge, and it takes an infuriatingly long time for him to break out of his "But she's the queen" logic loop.
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Though her advice transcends all nations and demographics, she is particularly interested in helping fellow Nigerians break out of old-fashioned ways of thinking that hold many women back, saddling them with financial burdens.
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Whether you're down to chop a pixie, or you're just looking for a refreshing change to break out of a hair rut, check out our full guide to 2017's biggest cuts and color.
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Ooyala was once the biggest single investment by Telstra's venture-capital arm, which was conceived to help the company break out of its main business in Australia at a time of rapid technological change.
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That all started to change when I turned 16 and began roaming Downtown LA's art scene, meeting Latinx, Filipinx, Black, and even white friends who helped me break out of my racial-binary thinking.
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Inslee, whose withdrawal brings the crowded ranks of Democratic candidates to 22, had struggled to break out of the bottom of the pack, with some polls showing him running last in the large field.
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This is sparking hopes that the precious metal may finally break out of a fairly narrow five-year range, although it's still far from certain that the dynamics for a sustained rally are entrenched.
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Investment in basic research and the infrastructure behind building photonic chips over the last decade has paid off, and it's finally gotten to the point where the technology can break out of the lab.
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Seeking to break out of the rigid structures of colonial arts education, artists like Jehangir Sabavala, S.H. Raza, Akbar Padamsee, Sakti Burman and Krishna Reddy made their way to France, followed by many others.
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"I want people to take away that it's OK to be different and that it's OK to challenge societal norms and break out of boundaries, whether it's genres or sexuality or gender," he said.
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Di Novi probes both sides of a difficult personal transition, as Julia and Tessa struggle to accept their new roles as stepmom and ex-wife, and fight to break out of cycles of trauma.
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Fitbit's primed to finally break out of the fitness tracking vertical with a smartwatch built for mass appeal — but the company's apparently having a hard time even bringing a device to the starting line.
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Popular entertainment like The Matrix and Fight Club capitalized off this feeling of restlessness, telling stories about characters who break out of stable but unexciting lives to take on a quest to remake society.
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With Washington bitterly polarized, the need to break out of the divisive duopoly of Republican and Democrat has never been clearer -- especially for those folks who used to consider themselves on the center-right.
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"There will be more incentive to buy the dollar if risks recede, but I don't think dollar/yen will easily break out of its range as a result of the trade negotiations," Kaida said.
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GDP – the queen of all numbers – the big jackpot of digits on which we all crave insight, seemed poised to break out of its semi-comatose 2 percent range for more than a quarter.
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The shockingly low gain of just 98,20183 jobs in March masks new signs of labor market strength, but it also dashes some optimism that the economy can break out of its sluggish growth trend.
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As Turkish troops launched a third night of airstrikes and ground incursions, Kurdish fighters said they had thwarted a second attempt to break out of a detention camp for families of Islamic State members.
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In pregnant women, people over 65 or anyone with an impaired immune system, however, the infection can break out of the digestive tract — sometimes without manifesting the typical symptoms — and get into the bloodstream.
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For the bond market, the sell-off could continue and yields could continue to rise, with the 73-year ready to break out of its longtime range and head toward 2.75 percent or higher.
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Gross domestic product grew at a solid 22 percent pace in the second quarter, its best pace since 22020, boosting hopes that the economy is ready to break out of its decade-long slumber.
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Hyun would try to persuade Li to break out of her safe zone of simple rice with sauce, and try different kinds of foods, like kimchi, fish, meat, dry seaweed and red pepper paste.
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Delaney Delaney entered the 2020 race in 2017 -- putting him in the race longer than anyone else -- but has yet to break out of the large pack of candidates near the bottom of most polls.
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The drug kingpin and three other inmates managed to break out of the National Institute of Rehabilitation (INR) in Montevideo through a hole and out onto the rooftop of the building late on Sunday night.
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Davis belted his eighth homer of the campaign and first in eight contests to break out of an 0-for-16 funk and aid a 5-2 victory in the second game of Saturday's doubleheader.
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Footage of Cruz referring to a basketball "ring" and seemingly failing to notice when Fiorina fell off the stage in front of him trailed the senator as he attempted to break out of his rut.
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"What we have seen is that there is still some soft Canadian data ... it would need to show some more meaningful improvement before the Canadian dollar can break out of its recent range," Viloria said.
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See, there is but one guarantee in Prison Break: Because Michael's brain works as a Rube Goldberg machine for breaking out of prisons, he will certainly break out of this one before the season's end.
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What's next: When visiting cities (Orlando is his 40th as part of the bus tour), Case emphasizes that the main way for cities to break out of old labels is to vocally share their stories.
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For the technician, gold's recent breach of its long-term downtrend calls to mind 1999, when gold rose powerfully in a short period of time to break out of a period of progressively lower prices.
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Not only is Barber's feed the perfect eye-candy for mindless scrolling, but it also has the added benefit of being the most low-effort way to break out of a rut, beauty or otherwise.
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The election of the 45th president brought with it great enthusiasm for the U.S. economy to break out of its eight-year growth malaise and to provide it with a huge adrenaline shot of inflation.
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"It's important for an artist to break out of that idea of merch as a T-shirt, as a simple memento souvenir," Mat Vlasic, chief executive at Bravado, told The New York Times this summer.
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Hawkish rhetoric by the U.S. Federal Reserve has bond yields threatening to break out of their multi-month trading ranges, leaving market watchers dubious about a fundamental change in the outlook for the U.S. economy.
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But Ahmad's story has nuances, showing how difficult it was for him to make it in America while trying to break out of his conservative family, something, for a while, he seemed to want desperately.
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Northwestern has been held to 63 points or fewer in its last four games as it hopes to break out of its scoring slump and improve to 6-1 all-time versus the Scarlet Knights.
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The latest fairy tale follows Belle, a bookish girl in France played by Harry Potter film veteran Emma Watson, who helps a tortured Beast (Dan Stevens of "Downton Abbey" fame) break out of his shell.
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It's unclear who dropped off the duffle bag or cooked up the fried chicken and green beans good enough to break out of jail for, but an investigation is currently underway, the sheriff's department says.
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Formed in 22016, Rexdale's Ghetto Concept were among the earliest Toronto hip-hop artists to break out of the city in the 22015s, while Jully Black has been around since 803 representing Jane and Finch.
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"You're worth two of any man I know," he tells her, as Bonnie correspondingly compliments his skills, claiming he could be a fine ranch hand if only he could break out of the outlaw way.
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In his book Decolonizing Wealth, Villanueva tries to lay out new approaches that foundations can use to break out of that pattern, and use the wealth they control as a way to empower marginalized communities.
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Programs like that, she said, combined with a low cost of living and investment in community colleges to create qualified workers, can give smaller cities like Dayton the means to break out of demographic ruts.
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And any public move to reach for one would provoke a new crisis: His country would become the first NATO member to break out of the treaty and independently arm itself with the ultimate weapon.
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To break out of a federal jail, a suspected Mafia soldier named Christopher Londonio planned to use dental floss as a glass-cutter, Kool-Aid as clothing dye and "lots of bran" to slim down.
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Lovesick Louise wants him to continue his secret visits to her bed, while Adele is so addled by the drugs her husband feeds her that she hasn't the will to break out of her bondage.
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Johnny wanted to break out of being a bricklayer, married young, and—as he says in his autobiography—being the kind of person who would throw a brick through a window while walking down the street.
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"Because of growing fears of a recession every participant is wondering is it time when gold is going to break out of this range, and trade substantially higher," said Daniel Ghali, commodity strategist at TD Securities.
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According to those unconfirmed reports, the three men were killed in a shootout on New Year's Day near the scene of the blast as they tried to break out of a police cordon in a minibus.
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The biggest impacts of the high court ruling could be to allow school districts to break out of a decades-old collective bargaining mindset, and to encourage a new spirit of professionalism in the teaching profession.
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And Mangold's willingness to break out of the superhero genre's conventions, and to play with the different genre elements suggested by Wolverine's comics history, is one of the reasons Logan works as well as it does.
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As all other things in this article, once you break out of the "early-stage startup" classification that we defined earlier, you can specialize as much as you want, and another tool may serve you better.
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For instance, perhaps you want to break out of eating patterns that leave you feeling sluggish halfway through your workday, or maybe you'd like to turn down your meat consumption a tad for the environment's sake.
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The president's executive order, Reducing Poverty in America by Promoting Opportunity and Economic Mobility, which he signed Tuesday, will help millions of Americans break out of the dependency-focused welfare system and re-enter the workforce.
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Despite the claims of some of his more excitable admirers, Powell is a much lesser artist than Joyce, lacking Joyce's stylistic exuberance and his determination to break out of the bonds of the traditional novel form.
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"If you want to say, 'How do we break out of this range?' it would be a geopolitical story," Helima Croft, global head of commodity strategy at RBC Capital Markets, told CNBC's "Worldwide Exchange" on Friday.
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Brown can't seem to break out of a narrow lead over Buehler, clinging to a 22013-point lead in the polling average, and Cook has moved it from leaning toward the Democrats to a toss-up.
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His opponent to the right is Mmusi Maimane, a smooth but shallow preacher whose party, the Democratic Alliance, cannot break out of an ethnic ghetto: Its supporters are members of the white, Indian and colored minorities.
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Available in many patisseries, these chewy treats break out of the traditional mold at Auguste K., a canelé "boutique" that reaches beyond vanilla to flavors like lemon, orange, black cherry, chocolate and even gluten-free options.
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Jean's walk on the wild side as Diane is like a married couple's spicy date night where they role play as strangers — something Jean and Michael do in one episode to break out of their rut.
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After that guided tour of the engineering floors in Episode 6, Maeve has formulated a plan to break out of her loops permanently and discover real freedom outside of the park — whatever that might look like.
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An Aside Speaking of which: At Tod's, the new designer Walter Chiapponi was also trying to break out of a stale mold — the "Italian lifestyle" leatherfest that the brand has been locked in for awhile now.
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A Kurdish official said this week that Islamic State detainees could break out of detention as Kurdish-led security forces confront a new Turkish offensive in northern Syria and their ability to guard detainees is weakened.
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"So along come some willing acquirers who have no choice but to try to break out of their not-so-hot areas and broaden distribution because, ultimately, their markets are challenged by new buyers," Cramer said.
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She also discusses how hard it was to break out of comedy and get people to even consider her for dramatic parts in Hollywood, where actors are often slotted onto one side of the comedy/drama line.
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ABOUT THE PACERS (7-8): Veteran point guard Darren Collison averaged eight points on 1073 percent shooting during Indiana's recent 1-5 swoon, but his ability to break out of the slump was the catalyst Wednesday night.
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She was able to break out of the franchise's confines and be taken seriously as a businesswoman, before returning to the franchise with much fanfare in 2015, with more power and more control over her own narrative.
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These particular vulnerabilities, found by the enterprise security firm Armis, can also break out of the "segmentation" that IT managers use to silo different parts of a network, like a guest Wi-Fi, to cause widespread issues.
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It's trying to fucking break out of that conversation and talk to other people in your life who are experiencing day-to-day degradation of late capitalism and try to find ways to together fight against them.
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" Two years later, Ryan Holiday unpacked what was then a revolution: "Once companies break out of the shackles of antiquated notions of what is or isn't marketing, the whole field becomes cheaper, easier and much more scalable.
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The face is that good, and the meme is that good, and that is why the Baffled Nick Young Meme achieved sufficient escape velocity to break out of NBA Twitter and become reliable internet shorthand for confusion.
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Qualcomm is also expected to unveil a new processor on September 10th that would allow Wear OS watches to break out of the variations on a chunky circle we've been seeing for the past couple of years.
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In the episodes following Rebecca's diagnosis, we see her grapple with how to break out of old patterns, and she even ends things with a boyfriend (something she says she's "never done before") to prioritize her recovery.
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But Baldwin's Trump couldn't break out of his "pouty baby mode," especially not after the heavily chained ghost of Flynn (Mikey Day) showed up as the "Ghost of Witness Flipped" to deliver dire warnings, Jacob Marley style.
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Tim Ferriss, an author and angel investor who spent 203 years in the Bay Area until he recently relocated to Austin, echoed that struggle to break out of the tech bubble in a recent AMA on Reddit.
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Practically all of the Democratic Party, from Bernie Sanders to Larry Summers, has been clamoring for it for years as a way to break out of our economic "secular stagnation" and take advantage of low interest rates.
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"It's been a little frustrating to find that I can't break out of the 140s, but what I'm learning about my body now is that your goals will constantly change, because your body is changing," she says.
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The game cuts to Pod 153 and Pod 042 acknowledging the struggle between life and death is always present, but argue that if given a chance, it might find a way to break out of that cycle.
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Quilty's Instagram is full of updates on the cat's repeated attempts to break out of the newly Quilty-proofed cat room and back into the open halls of the shelter where he can roam where he pleases.
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There was more fighting in early March, and then a lull until mid-April, when the Allied command planned a general offensive to break out of the northern Apennines and drive the Germans out of Italy altogether.
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What if, say, former Vice President Joe Biden, the nominal front-runner in the race, winds up on a debate stage with a bunch of people trying to break out of the second -- or even third -- tier?
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The small-cap Russell 219 index has so far failed to regain its 2618 highs and strategists say it would be a positive reinforcement of the uptrend if the Russell could break out of its current range.
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While their proposed solution excludes some significant points, there is a core truth in this document: Current policy has little answer for how to break out of a status quo that is disastrous and steadily getting worse.
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Rather than attacking laws meant to address economic marginalization and cumulative disadvantage, the new administration should focus on how existing policies can improve education and training so that people with disabilities can break out of occupational ghettos.
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National Briefing | West A three-week winter dry spell left the California snowpack at just 83 percent of average, snow surveyors found Tuesday, a setback for the state as it tries to break out of record drought.
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Golden State forward Draymond Green aims to break out of a slump in which he tallied five points in each of the past two games and reached double digits just once in the last five outings. 1.
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And like its competitors, Beyond Meat pitched investors on the idea that its plant-based burgers and sausages can appeal to traditional meat eaters and break out of the niche market that vegetarian alternatives have traditionally occupied.
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Warren in particular sees the heist as an act of existential revolt against conformity, a chance to break out of the dreary destiny that seems to be the lot of young men oblivious to their own privileges.
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The younger Mr. Gavarin said he and his teammates considered being both devout Jews and ferocious competitors a way to encourage other young observant Jews to break out of the often "insulated" world of Orthodox Jewish life.
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Henry Elkus, CEO of Helena, the group that convened "America in One Room," says the anecdotes shared out of the small groups suggest at a minimum, the participants learned to break out of their typical information silos.
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On Wednesday, BMO Capital Markets senior equity analyst Alex Arfaei upgraded Pfizer to outperform from underperform, citing expectations for "a number of potential blockbuster growth opportunities" that could help the stock break out of a post-U.
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Recently, we've seen more Dem candidates attempt to break out of the PEP mold than ever before, replacing their unconditional support for Israel with a more critical, progressive perspective that at least somewhat takes Palestinians into account.
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By emphasizing new menu choices with high-quality ingredients — some of which it has since discontinued, such as Signature Crafted Sandwiches — while also continuing to offer steep discounts, McDonald's was able to break out of its slump.
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Then, when the first turtle broke out of its egg, the circuit was broken and the scientists could observe the number of days that it took for the clutch of turtles to break out of the sand.
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A New Research and Argument-Writing Approach Helps Students Break Out of the Echo Chamber Two teachers describe methods for helping students examine multiple viewpoints and make thoughtful, nuanced claims about a range of hot-button issues.
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But Trump is such a phenomenon that he's winning enough Enterprisers and enough evangelicals to break out of the Buchananite box, while Cruz has a level of funding and organization that no religious conservative candidate has enjoyed before.
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But if you're looking to break out of the straw bag vortex once and for all (but not totally willing to part with the casual, beach-y vibe they carry), look no further than this DIY-friendly trend.
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The verdict from voters is definitely mixed, judging by Trudeau's experiences as he traveled the country in January taking questions from all-comers, a practice he says helps him break out of what he calls the Ottawa bubble.
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Right, but there has to be a few companies, like Google ... Now people have seen scale at Tinder, they've seen scale at Riot Games, they've seen scale at Snapchat, and actually you're seeing people break out of SpaceX.
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Also onstage will be several less-known candidates trying to break out of the pack: Then, four of the five top-polling Democratic candidates will appear together on the debate's second night — along with some lesser-known candidates.
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All times ET. The moon in Aquarius inspires you to break out of your usual routine, and you're in a chatty mood as it connects with Mercury—but watch out for tricky emotions as it clashes with Venus.
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As a recent New York Times piece—much-shared in the birding world—points out, birding is now full of urban folks like me, trying to break out of its stereotype of being an uncool hobby for retirees.
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Interestingly, during a freeze, a person may be able to break out of it by concentrating on something near their feet that they can step towards or over, such as a floorboard or a crack in the sidewalk.
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Four things need to occur for the stock market to break out of its downtrend, CNBC's Jim Cramer said as stocks plunged in Monday's trading session on worries about an expected interest rate hike from the Federal Reserve.
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Google's been in the smartwatch game since 22.0, but its Android Wear platform has yet to break out of the niche and into a mainstream audience, even though it's been offered on countless watch designs over the years.
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"I'd say that's fairly revolutionary, and I'm sure others are looking at solid-state lithium-ion battery technology to break out of the pack and come up with a safer and more potent energy storage technology," Uchiyamada said.
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We need to protect single-sex provision for women and affirm everyone's right to break out of life-limiting gender norms, while simultaneously acting to improve trans lives, systems and services in ways that do not undermine women.
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His tragedy is that his concept of doing the right thing—trying to free his father and defeat the Lannisters—is totally bound up in the feudal, patriarchal, stupid world of Westeros that he can't break out of.
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Since we're admittedly more loyal to our favorite pairs of denim than we are to our own pets, it can feel pretty intimidating to break out of our comfort zone and try a brand we're not familiar with.
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I loved the little party she threw for June, and the ways she seemed to be trying to get the various Handmaids to break out of their preordained scripts and talk about literally anything other than the weather.
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The Cleveland Indians are buried in a deep offensive slump but have an ideal opponent to break out of their malaise against when the reeling Minnesota Twins come to town for a three-game series beginning Monday night.
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When she takes an ill-advised bike ride into the freezing weather, we feel not only her physical desire to break out of her trailer home but also her desperation to escape the gender she was born into.
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And while turnout has been higher in this season's special elections and primaries, experts say that in November it is still unlikely to break out of the middling range it has been stuck in for nearly a century.
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A Kremlin aide said on Wednesday that the two leaders would look for ways to break out of a deadlock in relations when they meet for talks that will touch on strategic stability, Syria, Iran and North Korea.
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Now, as the race for the Democratic nomination heads into the crucial summer season, Ms. Warren has managed to break out of that shadow, defying those in the party who doubted before the race began that she could.
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Iran initially continued to abide by the deal's terms even after Mr. Trump pulled out, and its threats now to break out of the accord amount to a search for leverage by the government of President Hassan Rouhani.
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Cory Booker (D-NJ): The former Newark, New Jersey, mayor and part-time firefighter failed to break out of the low single digits in polls, despite early predictions that he could be a major contender in the race.
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Lee himself concedes that an attacker could find vulnerabilities in LibreOffice—which Dangerzone uses to open documents—and also in Docker, which combined could let malicious code break out of the quarantine and run on a target computer.
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Eleanor is struggling with the novel she's writing, trying to break out of the "chick lit" that is both her established genre and the primary source of her family's income; she's also worried that her cancer has recurred.
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VELIKA KLADUSA, Bosnia (Reuters) - Bosnian police scuffled on Saturday with hundreds of migrants who tried to break out of an overcrowded camp during a protest over conditions at the facility and their treatment by authorities in nearby Croatia.
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One good outcome from rising U.S.-Iranian tensions could be that Iranians' steps to break out of its nuclear agreement could trigger closer cooperation between Washington and its European partners to constrain those activities and seek new talks.
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While the look may not be well-suited for every day — it takes a lot of time and effort — it's perfect for holiday parties, New Year's Eve celebrations, and anytime you want to break out of your comfort zone.
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Now it's time to let your sweet heart ❤️ heal my love" Tamra later shared another shot of Eddie, 45, walking around in his hospital gown, writing, "He's up walking around 😳 ready to break out of this joint.
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Yet just days after the Turkish army and its Syrian allies invaded northeastern Syria last week, hundreds have escaped, and as the offensive continues and the SDF comes under ever greater pressure, more will probably break out of captivity.
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As vice president of innovation and creativity for 10 of my 25 years there, it was my job to help the company break out of our tried-and-true practices to come up with completely new ideas and strategies.
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"I like to play it safe sometimes and it's really really hard to break out of my comfort zone, particularly in the environment nowadays where every single moment about everything is documented and turned into somebody's opinion," Paulson says.
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You're eager to break out of your usual routine today, and you're meeting unexpected people and sharing exciting ideas as the moon in Pisces lights up the sector of your chart that rules friendship and connects with wildcard Uranus.
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He may be trying to break out of the insular right-wing reality of "the shows," but he still assumes his audience will be intimately familiar with a view of history that only gets aired on the Republican right.
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Speaking in Beijing, Putin said that Moscow and Damascus would continue what he called the fight against terrorism and that any militants who tried to break out of Idlib, something he said happened from time to time, were bombed.
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Intense fighting took place around the ancient Syrian city of Aleppo, as rebels in its eastern part attempted to break out of the siege imposed upon them by the regime of Bashar al-Assad, backed up by Russian warplanes.
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He came during his lunch break out of sheer curiosity and less so for the job prospects, and even though he donned a heavy suit and carried a large stack of newspapers he was generally unbothered by the chaos.
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She's sick of her boyfriend, her daily routine, and her life, and decides to break out of that rut by stealing an artifact called the "Madness Vest," which allows Loma to warp reality around her and take human form.
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The roles have switched, as expected: Croatia is keeping nine or 10 men behind the ball, whenever possible, and is just trying to break out and keep possession with a couple players whenever they break out of their half.
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Any decision on whether to break out of the limits "will be made in Tehran," he said, hinting that it was possible that further steps to violate the terms of the agreement, scheduled for July 7, might be delayed.
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It's hard to imagine that even Mr. Trump would claim credit for Europe's tantalizing break out of its decade of malaise or for the renewed optimism that China, India and other major developing countries will continue their rapid growth.
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Despite their differences, the question for both men is whether they were able to break out of their low-tier status in the Democratic race, where both Bullock and de Blasio find themselves polling under 1% in most surveys.
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Songs like "Wild Turkey" and "Highs and Lows" put a grim twist on Southern party rap formulas, while songs like "just me" and "Burning Trees" completely break out of the mold of rap, instead exploring more ambient, instrumental territory.
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President Trump opened a small window for diplomacy with Iran on Wednesday, but combined his words with bald threats that made it hard to see how the two countries could break out of their cycle of confrontation and revenge.
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During this portion of the flight the missile is most vulnerable, flying at its slowest speed, easily detected by the heat from its engines and incapable of evading interceptors as it accelerates to break out of the Earth's atmosphere.
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And it's part of a continued trend in the face of lowered revenues that points to a company looking to break out of a stagnation in innovation that has largely seen iteration on existing product categories over the last several years.
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He doesn't need to win, but if he takes only around 12 percent of the vote, as current polls suggest, or he can't break out of the single digits among moderates, it's a telling indicator of the limits of his appeal.
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The Rays own a 9-12 mark on the road but head to Minnesota more confident about the offense after watching Colby Rasmus break out of a slump with four RBIs in Thursday's 4-0 triumph over the Los Angeles Angels.
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The market has largely priced in the production cuts that OPEC and other producers agreed to in November, leaving little room for prices to break out of the range, said Tariq Zahir, managing member of Tyche Capital in New York.
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Ironically, St. John seems to be a prime example of the kind of older engineer he writes about — one who's too comfortable with the status quo and who needs a challenge to break out of his routinized way of thinking.
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Loaning themselves out gives volunteers the opportunity to strengthen their skills, broaden their networks, break out of a career rut, and find new meaning in their jobs—benefits that come back to employers in the form of increased engagement and retention.
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"The VLBI data shows that the jet did not get choked but that it was able to successfully break out of the cocoon," Mansi Kasliwal, an assistant professor of astronomy at Caltech who was not involved with the study, told Gizmodo.
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But unlike other high school flicks of the era, like Porky's or Fast Times at Ridgemont High, most of the characters in this comedy-of-age comedy don't revel in being caricatures of high school stereotypes; they break out of them.
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We've been amazed to see people break out of the indifferent, hurried mass on the Tube to help carry buggies up and down stairs, and to see strangers actually break a smile while Oliver tweaks their noses in the carriages.
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In the cover story for Sports Illustrated's July issue, Rodriguez, 43, details how his fiancée helped him break out of his shell — a public persona that he nicknamed "the Robot" because of the way it made him seem in the media.
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At the same time, the iPad Pro needs to finally break out of its past and have a software platform that doesn't constantly feel like it has one hand tied behind its back when you're trying to do real work.
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It seems as if enough players are involved and hopeful in Wear OS to keep it going, but there's still a lot of work to be done if it's going to break out of the looming shadow of the Apple Watch.
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The androids are trapped in a Black Mirror-esque cycle — they struggle to break out of their superimposed system of conformity, briefly grasp their true identities, and then they're inevitably stuffed back into their blank-faced roles as machines of Metropolis.
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And sometimes, like a majestic whale surfacing right in front of a paddleboarder, those GIF sets and personal stories break out of the smaller fandom communities and get shared by nonstans just because they're so well written, or funny, or bizarre.
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Those concerns echoed a report last week from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, which warned that the global economy is stuck in a "low-growth trap" that will require governments to make concerted efforts to break out of.
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"Despite our expectation for another beat and raise, shares may struggle to break out of this range as software sentiment remains weak and SHOP's multiple is still at a premium to its peer set," he wrote in a note to clients.
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Break Out Of The Box When I put out my song "TheWorst," it was like, Now that I have more attention on me, I need to start changing up my hair and wear heels and more makeup when I go out.
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Put simply, for all his unconventionality, Trump still can't break out of the box that Obama and the Clintons have trapped the GOP in for the last eight years: a party of fat cats that leaves the little guy behind.
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If you're itching to break out of your own social media bubble, watch the video above for some horizon-widening tips, including reading the publications you deeply disagree with, following proven experts, and resisting the urge to reflexively retweet something.
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This week's rally in crude oil has driven the Energy Select Sector ETF (XLE) to break out of a seven-month-long range, and its trading volume surging, according to Matt Maley, managing director and equity strategist at Miller Tabak.
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Viacom shares may be ready to finally break out of their trading range of the past year, driven by compelling valuations and a shift in strategy, according to analysts at Brean Capital, who upgraded the stock to buy from hold.
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Related Video: Read these stories next:The Only Thing Expected About Tiffany's New Fragrance Is The Blue Box The Weird Fall Fragrances You Need To Break Out Of A Pumpkin-Spice Rut Your Favorite Fragrances Now Come In Hair Mist Form
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If he's right, that could be bad news for the bulls, who may have to wait at least seven months for stocks to break out of their consolidation pattern, during which they tend to trade in a tight range, Cramer warned.
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Its boosters in the UN and human rights groups hope it's not just going to be a tool of empowerment for other refugees but also a way to break out of the stereotypical dichotomy refugees usually face: villains or victims.
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However, the team was unable to break out of group stages at Worlds following critical losses to Royal Never Give Up and Samsung Galaxy, and their sights are unquestionably set on a better performance on the international stage this year.
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French Women Really Know What It Is to Be Voiceless (A mime desperately tries to break out of a glass box.) Escargot For some reason, celebrated French women keep making tone-deaf statements challenging the existence of harassment and abuse.
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"Participants will be looking to shift their attention from trade matters to the U.S. non-farm payrolls and if the jobs report is strong, dollar/yen stands poised to rise and break out of its recent range," Ishizuki at Daiwa said.
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COLOMBO, March 8 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe, saying his country must break out of a debt trap, on Tuesday announced a rise in value added tax (VAT) and said the government will impose a capital gains tax.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Native American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment The US can't seem to live without Afghanistan MORE (D-Hawaii), as they tried to make waves and break out of the lower tier.
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In deploying his military there last year, he initially planned to use the conflict to stabilize the government of President Bashar al-Assad and break out of the economic sanctions and general Western isolation imposed on Russia over the Ukraine crisis.
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A decade earlier, the local social project had been to break out of a shell of hardened class and power and, buoyed by private interests, to create a fluid space that was at once civic, commercial, and social: the Ghirardelli model.
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My wardrobe consists of a lot of neutrals, and then whatever else my best friend has forced me to buy to try and help me break out of my habit of only wearing black, white, and variations of beige and grey.
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Far too many people treat pullbacks as reasons to sell, when in reality, they can be excellent buying opportunities, especially as stocks break out of their old ranges and fail to be contained by what you thought would contain them.
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But also a lot of the material describes Sheppard as this legendary sexy figure and kind of what we would now describe as gender queer — as effeminate and small, which was key to his ability to break out of prison.
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I never thought that I would feel that a policy begun by President Trump would warrant praise, but sometimes we have to break out of the bubble generated by our political ideology and try to see reality as it is.
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And there are the skilled underdogs, determined to break out of the pack: Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, a fastidious moderate, said she has watched the crowded Republican primary debates of 2012 and 2016 to soak in the highly fluid format.
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She described how, as a student, she had been drawn into the fundamentalist Islamist sect, and how, after 10 years of marriage and with three children, she had fought to break out of what she calls the straitjacket of radical Islam.
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She decides she's going to try to break out of her anxiety shell and say yes to everyone who asks her out, which does indeed bring her closer to the romantic relationship she wants but in bright and unexpected ways.
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I don't know why I've always had such a strong desire to be different, but this proved to be another opportunity for me to break out of the mold and fight against the cookie cutter life I had felt trapped in.
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Other voters voiced similar concerns to me, suggesting that finding a way to break out of this cycle — where Klobuchar is liked but not supported because of concerns about the size of her base — is key to her winning the state.
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Sri Lanka will raise value added tax (VAT) and reintroduce capital gains tax to break out of a debt trap, Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe said on Tuesday, ahead of talks on a $1.5-billion loan it is seeking from the IMF.
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"Longer-term, however, we remain neutral on Tesla, as we believe the stock is unlikely to meaningfully break out of this range until investors get clarity on normalized Model 3 gross margins/profitability, as well as product quality," Sacconaghi said.
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A lot of whooping, dancing, salon station gossip and other forced scenes of female bonding are called for, and as talented and engaging as the performers are — particularly Ms. Nash and Ms. Preston — they can't break out of sitcom artificiality.
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The moon enters gentle earth sign Taurus at 6:31 AM, inspiring a sensual, grounded atmosphere...at least until 6:31 PM, when the moon meets unruly Uranus, inspiring us to take risks and break out of our usual routine!
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De'Aaron Fox took charge late, and Malik Monk got up early to break out of his scoring slump as those two talented freshmen carried Kentucky past Alabama, 79-74, in Nashville on Saturday and into the Southeastern Conference tournament final.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - A Brazilian inmate, whose masked attempt to break out of jail dressed as his daughter reverberated around the world, was found dead in his cell, after apparently having hanged himself, Rio de Janeiro state authorities said on Tuesday.
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The art of the non-answer was undoubtedly developed as a defense mechanism — and it was perfected by Derek Jeter during his tenure with the Yankees — but every now and again players break out of their clichés and actually say something interesting.
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"The idea is to break out of that defender's mindset, to stop guessing at what you need to do on the defense side, but rather to inform our strategies and the way we defend our networks from the attacker's perspective," Hazzard explained.
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In an accompanying one-minute behind-the-scenes video, writer-director Brian Larsen says he personally got the initial idea for Smash and Grab while doing repetitive story development work on a different film, and longing to break out of the ongoing work.
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There is now a thematic pattern emerging that connects many (although not all) of the "prestige" queer films that break out of indie circuits and reach the top tier of mainstream recognition: They tell stories about queerness through the lens of masculine emotion.
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Exhibits include Dillinger's lucky rabbit's foot, a (replica) of the wooden gun he used to break out of the "escape-proof" Lake County Jail in 1934, and the trousers Dillinger was wearing when he was shot outside of the Biograph Theater in Chicago.
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We're not quite at the point where your average entry-level laptop is going to have an incredible screen, but it's a welcome change from seeing this kind of display break out of the $1,500-plus ultrabook market where they've tended to congregate.
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With Netflix's second-quarter earnings report coming after Wednesday's closing bell, any positive or better-than-expected outcome could be the catalyst the stock needs to break out of its monthslong trading range, says Matt Maley, chief equity strategist at Miller Tabak.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The U.S. Chicago Federal Reserve Bank President Charles Evans on Monday sketched a picture of a strengthening U.S. economy but one that's unlikely to break out of its current moderate growth path no matter what the Fed does or doesn't do.
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And just as Rodriguez was there to lend support and advice to Lopez, the star revealed in the July issue of Sports Illustrated that she's done the same for him, and helped him break out of his shell early on in their relationship.
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While Tehrik-e-Labaik (Movement of the Prophet's Followers) is unlikely to break out of single digits in coming votes, its rapid rise, along with another ultra-religious party, could create an additional challenge for the ruling Pakistani Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N).
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But when notorious drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman says he'd rather be extradited to America (where he's wanted in seven states), it tells you just how crappy things have gotten for him since he pulled that break-out-of-jail stunt.
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She lost only four points on it in the opening set, all of them in the sixth game when a courageous Giorgi rifled a backhand deep into enemy territory to snatch a break out of nowhere, setting the Centre Court crowd abuzz.
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Both want a settlement of some sort—the U.S. to allow a refocus of its military assets as well as a victory for the administration, and the North to break out of its isolationist box without having to give up its political system.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin said on Wednesday that Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump would look for ways to break out of a deadlock in relations when they meet on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Argentina this month.
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Here, in Mr. Sweat's own words quoted in the report, are five key factors that were crucial to the success of his plot to break out of the Clinton Correctional Facility, a maximum-security prison in the far northern part of the state.
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She was sentenced to 200 hours of community service, while Celeste went back to work at a family law firm, and began speaking publicly about her experiences in an abusive marriage to help encourage other women to break out of destructive relationships.
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For example, in "Dark Knight" (2011), an animation of an avatar trying to break out of the virtual world into the real one, I rigged a human model with a simulated human skeleton and then simulated shaking it violently in a box.
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It was followed by "Requiem Request," a 20-minute work choreographed by Gregory Maqoma, which begins with a lone, mummified figure (Thulani Chauke) struggling to break out of the bands of tape that bind his limbs to his sides and mask his face.
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Some may have seen it as a way for the president to break out of his self-imposed shutdown isolation and learn about its effect on legions of federal workers, some of whom are back home, standing sentry on his front lawn.
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The dual endorsement, a break in convention for the Times, comes just two weeks before the first primary contests in Iowa and New Hampshire, where Warren has remained a top contender while Klobuchar has struggled to break out of single-digit support.
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In other shows the wacky tone might settle after a few episodes, but Tuca & Bertie piles on the absurdity even more as the show goes on, as musical numbers break out of nowhere and story asides are told through live-action puppet sequences.
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And while Klobuchar struggled to break out of the primary pack last fall, her fellow Midwestern colleague surged in Iowa and ultimately jumped into a tight battle for first place in the delegate count from the first caucus state earlier this month.
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Here is a piece by two teachers from Newburgh, N.Y., about a process they use to help their students "break out of the echo chamber" when researching and writing about hot-button issues, and here is one by a teacher in Greenwich, Conn.
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Though each of these candidates surely thinks he or she has something unique to offer, the truth is that with this many people in the race, it's hard to see what possible way there is to break out of a very crowded race.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lanka will raise its value added tax and reintroduce capital gains tax to break out of a debt trap, Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe said on Tuesday, ahead of talks on a $1.5-billion loan it is seeking from the International Monetary Fund.
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"With the cut we have seen in the small saving schemes, the probability of 50 bps (rate cut) has gone up and that's why markets are looking to break out of this short-term range," said Pankaj Pandey, head of research at ICICI Securities.
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Washington shooting guard Bradley Beal appeared to break out of his own slump with a big fourth quarter in Game 262.1 but fell off again in Game 2110 while totaling 2101 points on 6-of-20 shooting, including 0-of-6 from 3-point range.
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While Waititi sat in Hall H talking about rectangles, people waited for upwards of three and a half hours to break out of that rectangle, to put on a headset for five minutes and freak out while Stranger Things' Demogorgon stalked them through a house.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - A masked Rio de Janeiro inmate dressed as a woman tried to break out of a Brazilian jail this weekend in a surreal act of derring-do, only to be thwarted on the cusp of freedom by state prison authorities.
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CNN's town hall events have become regular stops for presidential aspirants in the 2020 cycle as the historically wide Democratic field has grown wider almost weekly and candidates continue to seek a way to break out of the pack and into the debates this summer.
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With the stock up 40% from its Jan low and near a peak multiple (15x CY20 EPS), we remain on the sidelines awaiting a better entry point and/or line-of-sight to significant Services-led upside to break out of the historical valuation range.
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So it is with an air of opportunity to break out of obscurity that Libertarians, members of the country's most prominent third party, have gathered for their national convention in Orlando, Florida, this weekend to officially pick a candidate to pitch to angry voters.
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Episode 2 of the latest season, called "A Decent Proposal," takes us to Dahlonega, GA, where William Menkin, manager of a local Wal-Mart, has been nominated by his girlfriend of three years, Shannan, to help him break out of his 1970s hiker look.
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Recently signed JaKarr Sampson started in Gallinari's place in Monday's 103-96 loss to the Memphis Grizzlies and had seven points in 30 minutes, and the Nuggets are looking for potent sixth man Will Barton (15.3 season average) to break out of his shooting slump.
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Created in collaboration with Walt Disney Animation, it's inspired by the new film Ralph Breaks the Internet, in which Wreck-It Ralph (John C. Reilly) and Vanellope von Schweetz (Sarah Silverman) break out of the arcade games they call home and roam the online world.
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The scenario rests on the conceit that in 21st-century Spain, you can break out of police custody, injuring two policemen in the process, and then wander through the countryside on horseback (or donkey-back) for days on end without being pursued by the authorities.
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The benefits of the Windows UI and the ability to break out of the 640K straightjacket was significant enough to cause widespread adoption of new standards, not only in the operating system and interface, but in the applications that were commonly used at the time.
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You have the power to break out of the diet cycle, to stop giving money to companies that profit from your self-hatred, to refuse to believe the manipulation any longer, and to take your happiness right now, instead of ten pounds from now.
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The index had lost 21 percent in the two sessions through Wednesday as a government move to hike value added tax (VAT) and reintroduce capital gains tax to break out of a debt trap and qualify for a $2144.7500-billion IMF loan weighed on sentiment.
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S&P 500 futures had held on to hard-fought gains into record territory, but real damage was done to the chart by Friday's sell-off, which saw prices break out of the months-long trading range, between 2150 and 2185, to the downside.
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With the stock trading at a peak multiple and the omnipresent overhang from the unresolved US-China trade situation, we remain Neutral awaiting a better entry point and/or line-of-sight to Services-led EPS upside to break out of the historical valuation range.
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This is the line of thought that says hockey is an amazing sport, and it's kind of sad that more people don't recognize it, and it would be really cool if the NHL could break out of its after-thought status and be something bigger.
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Tennessee, which has gone eight straight seasons without a playoff appearance, needs to break out of its funk in a hurry as it enters the matchup having lost three in a row - including last week's 27-23 home setback against the Los Angeles Rams.
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You're eager to travel and break out of your routine, but remember that Mercury retrograde does cause delays, so if you have to get out of your usual environment, visit a neighborhood you don't frequent enough—a low pressure way to adventure during a retrograde!
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But billionaire businessman Donald Trump could turn his early momentum into the GOP nomination, if none of his rivals can break out of his shadow and offer a viable alternative, said former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele, a day after Tuesday's New Hampshire primary.
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Trump appears to be trying to revive his organization in an attempt to break out of a prolonged funk that has to a great extent wasted the first six months of his term -- a time when presidents are usually at the apex of their power.
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Stanimiroff says the London-based company's broader mission is to increase collaboration between sales team members and break out of the old way of doing sales where sales people effectively worked in a silo and are discouraged from supporting or learning from one another.
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On both nights, some of the most contentious moments came when candidates seeking to break out of the 1-percent pack took aim at those polling just ahead of them, highlighting a fierce and growing competition to own particular constituencies within a fragmented field.
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