Test your luck breaking out of prison with this game.
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The first step towards breaking out of any shopping rut?
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But he appears to be breaking out of his slump.
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My roommate's cat is always breaking out of her bathroom.
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So, something about breaking out of that has been liberating.
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He tweeted on Tuesday: I'm breaking out of this place.
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Square shares are breaking out of the box this month.
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Companies that were marching together are now breaking out of formation.
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Farts come out of me like they're breaking out of prison.
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Most recently, hits are breaking out of the generic pop sound.
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It also means breaking out of the traditional panel border structure.
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The only question is how I start breaking out of that loop.
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I was really breaking out of my comfort zone, that's for sure.
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Facebook has offered lip service about breaking out of the echo chamber.
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Moran suggests breaking out of your default once a week or month.
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The building was all about innovation and breaking out of the norm.
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To be fair, Scope may be breaking out of its particularly ostentatious mold.
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The broad market and key leadership sectors are breaking out of a downtrend.
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Breaking out of the cultural norm is an easy way to stick out,
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Breaking out of this cycle is particularly hard for candidates for public office.
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OF Nomar Mazara continued to show signs of breaking out of a slump.
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The game doesn't just excel by breaking out of the usual Spider-Man timeline.
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And some, as you'll see, had a hard time breaking out of the box.
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Breaking out of the Bollinger Bands doesn't send a clear buy or sell signal.
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Dance Festival is breaking out of its small downtown theaters and onto the internet.
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He took as his job breaking out of the age of rectangles and seriality.
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We are now breaking out of a monster base in Tech relative to S&Ps.
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"I needed a little bit of help from breaking out of my box," she said.
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Jolly has had difficulty breaking out of a crowded GOP field that also includes Rep.
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You're becoming a new person this month and breaking out of your crab shell, Cancer.
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Manager Mickey Callaway insists he's seeing subtle signs his team is breaking out of it.
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Taurus season is all about you breaking out of your normal routine and taking an adventure.
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It again highlights the problem Japan has breaking out of its postwar hangover without angering China.
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Breaking out of your normal, everyday routine will help you get fresh perspective and move forward.
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But what is interesting is that we're not really breaking out of any ranges in Treasuries.
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Discrimination against homeless job applicants prevents them from breaking out of poverty and from obtaining housing.
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By breaking out of the pack of also-rans, Rubio forced Jeb Bush out of the race.
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The meme joked that Miller had discovered "McDonald's Monopoly" since breaking out of prison on the show.
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No wonder there is a recurring motif of breaking out, of escape, be it physically or metaphorically.
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Eurus is promptly returned to the same maximum security prison she spent years casually breaking out of.
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Now they're breaking out of the internet and scoring lucrative deals in the fashion and entertainment spheres.
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From modes of dress to pronoun use to gender roles, the world is breaking out of rigid binaries.
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Corn has rallied sharply breaking out of a five-year range as persistent wetness has raised supply concerns.
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A really captivating math problem should have its engagement defined by breaking out of routines of conventional thinking.
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This is a show about Anissa and Jennifer breaking out of their father's shadow and honoring his legacy.
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So here I am, breaking out of the high-rise and escaping into the woods for a week.
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They wanted to help, but they knew breaking out of the cell could land them in deeper trouble.
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It's been an attempt at breaking out of my own gender, and gaining permission to exist in 'theirs'.
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It has high hopes of breaking out of that enclave and taking power in several other big cities.
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Guzmán was recaptured by authorities last week after breaking out of a Mexican maximum-security prison in July.
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Well, more or less, we were just kind of breaking out of music as a hobby, you know?
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Missing the debates would have made breaking out of a crowded field (on a shoestring budget) prohibitively difficult.
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RC: And to have this constraint, this heavy weight, is synonymous with what she was breaking out of.
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One victim was a 17-year-old girl who escaped by breaking out of a window, Brewer said.
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And the even better news is that breaking out of prison doesn't appear to be a crime in Iceland.
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One of the toughest parts about being a human is breaking out of seeing things from your own perspective.
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Former Fortress hedge-fund manager Michael Novogratz doesn't see much chance of bitcoin breaking out of its current slump.
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"[The] song's kind of about breaking out of a situation that you thought was a good thing," he shared.
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Most likely, WO picks up the spider DNA after breaking out of a Wolbachia cell into the animal cell.
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Finally, here's an important point: Breaking out of a downtrend does not mean we are in a convincing uptrend.
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We bought this stock when it was breaking out of that big base, there was a lot of controversy.
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At one point, Hotz said he was even entertaining founding a religion dedicated to breaking out of the simulated universe.
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But I think the most challenging one is the idea of getting something new and breaking out of the system.
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With Watch and these shows, it's breaking out of the web to challenge traditional television, which is seeing viewership slide.
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But there is a flip side to that: Chinese internet companies have had a hard time breaking out of it.
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Brown attributes Smith's breakout success this season to opportunity and breaking out of the role he'd had on previous teams.
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The past year was a great one for documentaries breaking out of the arthouse circuit and into the wider conversation.
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But because of his penchant for breaking out of prisons, he was held at the high-security prison in Manhattan.
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But because of his penchant for breaking out of prisons, he was held at the high-security prison in Manhattan.
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It's the scene I swim in, so breaking out of that and writing about something else is actually challenging for me.
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The rooms you're breaking out of are slightly different each time you play, so you can't just memorize an escape route.
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For the duets, I worked with specific points of embrace and breaking out of those to find new points of embrace.
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" He added, "Meanwhile, Technology is breaking out of an 18-year base since the all-time highs in March of 2000.
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Jonathan Krinsky, chief market technician at MKM Partners, said Twitter's stock was breaking out of a two-year range on Thursday.
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For this reason I'm always interested by attempts, successful or not, to design fighting games into breaking out of their niche.
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This transit is all about breaking out of routine — you might find yourself spicing things up in the bedroom, for instance.
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Breaking out of that cocoon would be an act of needless destruction, its violence transforming the retreat into a hornet's nest.
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My Trump media diet reminded me that I could also benefit from breaking out of the bubble—except I'm not the president.
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The new film centers on Michael Myers breaking out of prison and returning to Haddonfield where Curtis' Strode is waiting for him.
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Howie Kendrick has provided a boost of late by playing multiple positions and breaking out of an early-season slump with a .
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Three governors whose hopes of breaking out of the second tier are riding on their results here will be on the attack.
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Rivian has one entering production, but it's hard to imagine the brand breaking out of a rather small niche with its first model.
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Just like an ape breaking out of a lab, you have to take each moment as it comes, making decisions in the moment.
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The bottom line: It's hard to see the new debate about the health system breaking out of familiar boxes unless the messaging changes.
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Government forces are on the verge of breaking out of Taiz, Yemen's third-largest city, besieged by the Houthis for almost three years.
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Stef Chura admits that there aren't a lot of artists breaking out of Detroit (except for Big Sean and Dej Loaf, of course).
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This isn't about breaking out of the rut of the usual date night at the local brewpub; it's about national and global politics.
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Andrew McCutchen showed signs of breaking out of his funk by reaching base four times, including a season-high three via the walk.
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"We are breaking out of the enclosure," said Susy Delgado, who won the 2017 national literature prize for her work in the language.
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This is a powerful time for breaking free from debts, or breaking out of relationships that are costing you too much, financially or emotionally.
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Low wages, fueled in part by a federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour, are harming people's chances of breaking out of that cycle.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Copper has finally emerged from its extended winter hibernation, breaking out of an eight-month trading range to hit two-year highs.
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Image: YouTubeThe Russian robot that gained internet infamy by "breaking out" of its lab a few months ago just can't stay out of trouble.
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An adult appears to be pushing her down and other girls hold her arms, apparently to prevent her from breaking out of the split.
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Washington posted 91 points in each of the two losses but got another strong performance from John Wall in breaking out of the funk.
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I think that the knife is the way she is breaking out of her old job or situation to come into the light area.
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These two weeks were all about breaking out of my routine, so I slapped some lettuce in the cardboard bowl and left the tortillas untouched.
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The media has been predicting for months that Marco Rubio was on the verge of breaking out of the pack in the Republican presidential race.
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Stryker is arrested and Luke — cleared of his current crimes — still ends up under arrest for breaking out of prison and assuming a new identity.
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Oregon had alternated two-game losing streaks and two-game winning streaks since the start of conference play, finally breaking out of that sequence Wednesday.
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This is a powerful day for breaking out of thinking patterns that no longer serve you, and some brilliant ideas will definitely manifest as well.
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Another example is within our Identity vertical, with a series called 'Be You' that celebrates people breaking out of societal norms to forge unique identities.
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Breaking out of confining information bubbles by expanding one's social media feed to include partisans of all kinds is certainly a good place to start.
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The big-cap and the small-cap Russell 2000 are both breaking out of a three-month downtrend characterized by a series of lower lows.
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Following 2012's electric Fantasea mixtape, Azealia released her album Broke with Expensive Taste independently in 2014, after breaking out of her deal with Universal.
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Experts have previously told Insider about the risk of ISIS fighters breaking out of prison amid the chaos of the Turkish incursion into northeast Syria.
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Slugger Yoenis Cespedes could be breaking out of his power slump as he homered for the first time since May 23, ending a 15-game drought.
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Publisher Saudi Research and Marketing surged 4.4 percent to 47.10 riyals, breaking out of the 36-45 riyal range it had traded in since mid-February.
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"The strength of these exhibitions is that Barbie is now breaking out of the toy museums and getting major recognition from general museums," Dr. Russo said.
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Breaking out of them could prove impossible, and Mr. Trump would find himself presented yet again with the exact type of legislation he vowed to reject.
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You can feel Chicago breaking out of the cage of abstraction, teaching herself to become the artist who could make work that was declarative and explicit.
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Just cheer your side and flip the channel, before you accidentally hear one of us breaking out of the flat script we're expected to read from.
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"Google is finally breaking out of the consolidation range it's been in for a long time, 2+ years," Johnson said on CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Monday.
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That was why he had become a truck driver; each time he crossed the Jordanian border, he felt as if he were breaking out of prison.
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Since then he faced a raft of charges including terrorism, spying and breaking out of prison in trials that human rights groups say are deeply flawed.
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Q Da Fool's story is one that's still largely about reversing former transgressions, especially now that he has a chance at actually breaking out of his hometown.
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"Corn has rallied sharply breaking out of a five-year range as persistent wetness has raised supply concerns," Baird analyst Mircea Dobre wrote in a note Monday.
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It's really great to see companies breaking out of the mold of boring solid colors and experimenting with different gradients and textures for phones with glass backs.
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Is esports a massive domain of enthusiast gamers, or will it be successful in breaking out of its niche into a nationally accepted form of athletic competition?
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Scheuring: Breaking out of prison is only the start [for Michael], because then you're still in a war zone, you're still in a country run by ISIS.
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No matter what he was doing onscreen: raving like a lunatic, reanimating a cobbled together corpse or breaking out of prison, Wilder's warmth was undeniable and inescapable.
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There's certainly abuse in this origin story — the Joker electroshocks Harley after breaking out of Arkham Asylum — but their relationship evolves into something closer to mutual devotion.
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While I have made great strides in breaking out of my liberal bubble since 2016, I found myself asking my Flip Side co-editor at 3 a.m.
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For that reason, you may want to try some unorthodox methods of your very own; breaking out of a rut can reveal a plethora of new possibilities.
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But also breaking out of the Fashion Week bubble, just for a minute, and living in the real world — and remembering how life goes on outside it.
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But she sings it with her voice low and sanguine, barely breaking out of deadpan even as the music ramps up; it's equal parts attraction and skepticism.
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The problem is, there's really no trick for breaking out of that cycle: One way or another, you're going to have to confront the thing you're avoiding.
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I was the basketball player who wanted to become a chef, and I did have a solo, about cooking crème brûlée and breaking out of my shell.
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He escaped American custody by breaking out of jail the following year, eventually traveling back to Africa before kicking off the rebel movement in his home country.
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Even so, many Argentines seem to recognise that Mr Macri is Argentina's best chance in a generation of breaking out of its vicious circle of populism and decline.
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Lunice: There's a definite sign of pride and support for all the artists breaking out of our city and that hugely comes from our lack of unhealthy competition.
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Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman had been on the run for six months after breaking out of a federal maximum security prison using an elaborate underground tunnel in July.
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His key to breaking out of that job and breaking into the real estate industry was finding an up-and-coming neighborhood right on the cusp of popularity.
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Curtis Granderson, 8-for-56 entering the series, showed signs of breaking out of his slumber with a pair of hits and his first homer of the season.
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It's a message that's resonated with some — she's attracted a strong contingent of women donors — but she's also had a tough time breaking out of a crowded pack.
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" One of the artists in the show, Jennifer Campbell, tells The Creators Project, "My paintings fracture their own unreality by breaking out of the traditional flat picture frame.
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"The market is finally breaking out of this trading range, and it is headed higher," Andrew Slimmon, managing director at Morgan Stanley Investment Management, told CNBC on Monday.
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The first waves on Omaha Beach spent at worst two to three hours working their way through the German defenses before the breaking out of their landing zones.
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Market volatility, largely absent until last week, picked up in the final days of Janet Yellen's tenure, with interest rates suddenly breaking out of a long-running range.
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At the show, he was beating his piano like a drum kit and jerking his body theatrically like the Incredible Hulk breaking out of Bruce Banner's square slacks.
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Panthers defenseman Keith Yandle played his 831st consecutive game, breaking out of a tie for fourth all-time with Dallas' Andrew Cogliano on the all-time NHL list.
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"I care deeply about the mission and about breaking out of poverty and achieving growth, and I am sure the World Bank can succeed," Mr. Malpass said yesterday.
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If I've been looking forward to things for a long time, and I've had them in my head a certain way, breaking out of that mental box is hard.
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"A lot of what's been going on this year in wine is that people have been trying different stuff like breaking out of their normal realm," he told CNBC.
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Actively traded contracts posted their strongest gains in nearly a month, breaking out of a narrow trading range that had constrained price movement over much of the past week.
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But this week, I'm breaking out of my comfort zone to combat the stigma that leaves sex feeling like this weird, mysterious topic we're not supposed to talk about.
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The streaming service has rocketed higher in the past week, tripling the broader market's gains and breaking out of a flat range for the first half of the year.
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Dallas RW Valeri Nichushkin appears to finally be breaking out of his season-long slump as he has recorded three goals and two assists over his last six contests.
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Technically, Saudi Arabia's stock index has been consolidating in a range of 6,710 to 7,193 points since mid-January and shows no sign of breaking out of that pattern.
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Young people, empowered by mobile phones and computers, are changing the way they use their own language and breaking out of the straitjacket that has restricted communication for millennia.
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The nation's been under the leadership of president Nursultan Nazarbayev since breaking out of the Soviet Union in 1991, with a boom that's resulted in economic and cultural transformations.
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The Kurds now fighting in north Aleppo are breaking out of Afrin, a Kurdish enclave in northwest Aleppo surrounded by Turkish territory and by territory held by Syrian rebels.
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Pittsburgh standout Andrew McCutchen is displaying signs of breaking out of a deep June slump as the Pirates open a two-game series against the host Seattle Mariners on Tuesday.
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The irony of DeFriest's case is that someone so adept at breaking out of confinement was mired in a bureaucratic snafu that threatened to keep him locked up even longer.
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As Stiller attempts to manage Einstein's crisis and prevent him from breaking out of the simulation, he must also manage a series of increasingly serious crises in the real world.
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The Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) has risen 22.5 percent so far this year, hitting record highs and breaking out of long-held ranges, despite risks with North Korea.
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And while getting some sun never gets old, we can't help but look forward to breaking out of our swimsuit-and-cutoffs schtick and switching things up in the fall.
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After breaking out of prison in 2001 (by some accounts, he sneaked out in a laundry cart), Mr. Guzmán dodged the Mexican and American authorities for more than a decade.
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The beginning of "Part 15" holds the possibility of hope: Nadine believes she has succeeded in breaking out of her cycle of rage and resentment, thanks to her golden shovel.
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Of course, that wouldn't be necessary if lawmakers didn't see apparently the men in Guantanamo as super villains capable of breaking out of any prison that is not an island.
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A murder suspect is now on the loose after allegedly escaping custody by breaking out of his handcuffs while being questioned by Nevada detectives on Friday, according to several reports.
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Like other personalities operating in the new-age self-help space, Swan has a wealth of benign-seeming content about setting goals, finding joy, and breaking out of destructive patterns.
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It was a long and winding road, paved with double-standards that constantly place Indian food in the "cheap eats" category—and slowly breaking out of them—to get here.
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San Antonio finished strong to end the first half, breaking out of a tie game with 503:47 to play in the second quarter by forging an 11-3 run.
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On Thursday, a handful of bank stocks including Bank of America, JPMorgan, Wells Fargo and Goldman Sachs managed to rally, finally breaking out of their fits-and-starts trading pattern.
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The guys are major factors in the women breaking out of their subpar existence (in Rose's case, the crushing expectations of high society, and in Mia's, futile auditions and making espresso).
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Strength in cyclical stocks — such as J.P. Morgan Chase breaking out of a two-year trading range or Caterpillar trading up after its weak earnings — point to a more stable uptrend.
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We had a hunch our favorite denim brands would be breaking out of their standard boxes this year, creating pieces that go beyond the standard components of the classic Canadian tuxedo.
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Del Castillo insisted she was playing nice with him so he would agree to see her while on the lam in 2015 after breaking out of prison and guarantee her safety.
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Mortgage rates, which loosely follow the 10-year Treasury, hit their highest level since the end of March, breaking out of a tight range where they had been sitting for weeks.
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If you're feeling witchy, this is a brilliant time to work magic for breaking out of habits, ending a situation that no longer serves you, or any sort of transformative work.
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Another notable incident was when the authorities alerted him to a criminal on the run who they expected to turn up at the club after breaking out of a police van.
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The Blues won Game 222 on Saturday, breaking out of their offensive slump en route to a 22016-24 win, so we're all obligated to say that Hitchcock's move worked brilliantly.
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Specifically, Wald noted that shares of Delta appear to be breaking out of "very important resistance" at the $53 mark; the carrier was trading at around $54 per share on Tuesday.
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While I think the value of AR/VR still remains somewhat debatable, Qualcomm believes that AR and VR had a good 2019 and started breaking out of the consumer gaming space.
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Ojeda and others who declared early candidacies will have a lot of trouble breaking out of what's expected to be a large field consisting of several big-name Democrats, potentially including Sen.
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Video via WFAA A group of inmates in Texas was caught on video breaking out of their cell to save a guard's life while they were still shackled, ABC affiliate WFAA reports.
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A bump from Microsoft and earnings from General Electric, Honeywell and McDonald's could help decide whether or not stocks could take aim at finally breaking out of a tight trading band Friday.
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Since breaking out of the Nickelodeon mold and settling into pop superstardom, the songstress has become almost as famous for her high ponytails and cat-eyes as she is her vocal chops.
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One of the prisoners in the lawsuit was Jack Powers, a convicted bank robber from New York, who was sent to the ADX in 2001 after breaking out of prison in Atlanta.
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Edmonton is hoping Jordan Eberle is breaking out of his funk after the right wing snapped his career-worst 18-game drought Wednesday with just his second goal in 26 contests. 1.
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You don't need to be a mud-caked John Goodman or a heavily tattooed Wentworth Miller to know that breaking out of a prison can take a lot out of a person.
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To put things in stereo can be compromising, but to put something into 360 sound so that it is all around you; that is breaking out of the limitations of previous technologies.
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Bobby Ryan could be breaking out of his slump as he recorded a goal and an assist Saturday after going without a point in four straight games and seven of his previous eight.
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"We still believe there are more arguments in favor of prices breaking out of their current corridor and embarking on a downward trajectory," said Carsten Fritsch, senior commodities analyst at Commerzbank in Frankfurt.
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Texas thought its own slugger was breaking out of a slump with a five-game hitting streak, but Prince Fielder went 0-for-5 on Saturday to drop his average back to .188.
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Should the Europeans break with the Trump administration and agree to help Iran weather harsh economic sanctions imposed by the United States, Tehran said, it could avoid breaking out of the 2015 agreement.
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The soccer world in Brazil is populated by a variety of actors, some drawn by glory, but almost all attracted by the chance of breaking out of poverty, maybe even striking it rich.
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But even with that caveat, I would still hand Jackson's biography to any politician who imagines breaking out of our 50-50 politics and governing as a national rather than a tribal figure.
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Yasiel Puig recorded three hits and a pair of RBIs in the win and has driven in five runs in his last three games, showing signs of breaking out of a season-long slump.
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Summer getaways can involve, but aren't limited to: breaking out of our daily routines, spending well SPF-ed time in the sun, indulging in good food, and probably just a little bit of partying.
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A more comprehensive driver assistance system than those offered by the likes of Nissan and Volvo, Super Cruise was Cadillac's way of breaking out of old stereotypes and introducing the brand to new customers.
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Breaking out of the circle and placing all attackers on one side of you is not, as Kanazawa suggests, being backed into a corner unless you have escaped the circle into a literal corner.
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When certain integer variables were large enough, they would overwrite data in other parts of the phone, giving attackers a crucial foothold for breaking out of mediaserver and onto the rest of the phone.
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We can't continue to ignore areas with persistently high unemployment, underperforming schools, family breakdown, terrible gang problems with children who have little chance of breaking out of an endless cycle of dependency and despair.
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G Stephen Curry poured in 31 points, breaking out of a two-game shooting slump, to give the Golden State Warriors (20083-11) a 112-105 win over the Knicks at Madison Square Garden.
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"The Fed is going to raise rates, so we see gold breaking out of the (current) range down to the $22.3,933.903 level, with geopolitical tensions supporting the downside," said Societe Generale analyst Robin Bhar.
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Your local isn't the only comfort zone you're encouraged to step out of: Breaking out of old thought patterns and finding refreshing ways to express yourself are also things to aspire to this year.
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Khris Davis may be breaking out of his slump as he homered Thursday after going 3-for-22 over his previous six contests while Marcus Semien recorded three RBIs twice in the last three games.
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Two weeks out from the first and highly anticipated Democratic debates, the Massachusetts Democrat has risen in a series of recent polls, breaking out of the single-digits to join her progressive rival -- Vermont Sen.
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The flashback shows young Lenny and Andrew breaking out of the orphanage in order to find Lenny's parents, which really means they just set off running and have no plan or idea where they're going.
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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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Breaking out of a debilitating two-year slump with spectacular discoveries in Guyana, ExxonMobil announced today that it added 2.7 billion barrels of proven oil and gas reserves in 2017, replacing 183% of its production.
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A man suspected of masterminding the theft of about 600 computers used to mine bitcoins and other virtual currencies has likely fled to Sweden after breaking out of a prison in Iceland, officials said Wednesday.
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The benchmark index added to its positive momentum on Monday by breaking out of its August trading range late last week, said Shawn Gibson, Chief Investment Officer of asset management firm Liquid Strategies in Atlanta.
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In a highly unusual move, Mr. Guzmán is facing trial in Brooklyn, but, because of his proclivity for breaking out of prison, he is being held in a high-security federal jail in Lower Manhattan.
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The benchmark index added to its positive momentum on Monday by breaking out of its August trading range late last week, said Shawn Gibson, Chief Investment Officer of asset management firm Liquid Strategies in Atlanta.
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The Seahawks appear to be breaking out of their early-season slumber, winning their last two games and posting their first road victory by shutting down the Los Angeles Rams prior to last week's bye.
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Rising from the same humble origins in Sinaloa as many other top Mexican capos, Guzman cemented his status as a criminal sensation by breaking out of prison twice, first in 2001 and again in 2015.
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The rally in bond yields pushed the dollar to a four-month high of 91.241 against a basket of major currencies and led investors to consider whether the greenback was breaking out of prolonged doldrums.
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Crops are sown in one-meter high planters which takes the back-breaking out of the gardening, but the plants will grow in just 15 cms of soil to limit the extra weight on the roof.
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It was in this exciting time of women taking control of their own destiny and breaking out of the limited roles men wanted to keep them in that Coco Chanel laid the foundation for the pantsuit.
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On a spiritual level, Mars meeting with Uranus is all about breaking out of old patterns—this is an exciting time to take risks; however, you will have to strongly keep your own security in mind.
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A more comprehensive driver assistance system than those offered by the likes of Tesla and Volvo, Super Cruise should be Cadillac's way of breaking out of old stereotypes and introduce the brand to a new customer.
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Read MoreShale gale crushing natural gas prices The Nasdaq composite eked out a 4-point gain and ended 10.03 percent below from its 52-week intraday high, on the edge of breaking out of correction territory.
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The S&P 500 index recorded its biggest daily drop in over six years on Monday, and the VIX index shot up to its highest level since August 2015, breaking out of a historically low range.
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And that's what it is: something like you'd find on the control panel of a Bond villain, reached only after escaping a shark tank and breaking out of the death grip of an iron-jawed henchman.
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For it is Nuno who has been commissioned by the Absence to steal the Dali painting—no mean feat, since it will involve not just obtaining the canvas but then breaking out of Rikers with it.
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But he has said nothing about breaking out of the treaty, and the estimate issued Tuesday by the budget office is based largely on plans that were left over from President Barack Obama's time in office.
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Ms. Field's sexual awakening in her late teens, a period in which she said she felt she was "breaking out of my own brain," was followed by a secret abortion in Tijuana when she was 17.
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His idea of breaking out of their loops is for him to finally fulfill the promise he made to Dolores every day — to find some corner for themselves in this beautiful world and find happiness together.
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But as the administration's "maximum pressure" campaign took its toll, Iranian officials began breaking out of the accord's limits — arguing they would not be bound by an agreement Mr. Trump had abandoned — and seizing oil tankers.
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The Suns reportedly engineered another major shakeup on Tuesday and will find out if that's the key to breaking out of the current rut at the expense of the struggling Miami Heat, who visit on Wednesday.
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Others worry mixing DNA across species could affect the animal's brain, conceivably giving birth to a Pigman capable of breaking out of a mental hospital and stealing George Costanza's car like in that episode of Seinfeld.
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In Love in Lowercase, a lost feline wanders into the apartment of a linguistics professor, Samuel, and becomes the stimulus for his breaking out of an introverted shell and leading him back to his childhood crush, Gabriela.
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The rally in bond yields pushed the dollar to a four-month high of 91.241 against a basket of major currencies and led investors to consider whether the greenback was breaking out of a prolonged weak spell.
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If there's a box Samsung was breaking out of here, it was the tone of penance that defined its last few big events, each of which opened on a somber note and a promise to do better.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's energy minister described as moderate on Sunday an announced increase of Iranian uranium enrichment but accused Tehran of breaking out of internationally agreed limitations on its nuclear projects and moving towards a potential bomb.
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He spends his days on an estate near Moscow, tended by a staff of 40, breaking out of his mental murk to shadow-brawl with an imagined Chechen assailant until he's tranquilized by his nurse, Nikolai Sheremetev.
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" She continued: "Going into 'On the Town' was this wonderful moment for me of breaking out of this bubble of the company, but I would say the grind of all of those shows broke up my marriage.
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And even though there are reasons to believe the United States economy is breaking out of that rut – big tax cuts and a revival of the global economy – it may not be as vibrant as it looks.
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One of the first things Boosted did with its new funding was finish work on a $1,600 e-scooter in May 2019 called the Rev, moving the company closer to breaking out of the electric skateboard niche.
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The moon is in fellow earth sign Capricorn today, Taurus, inspiring you to look at the big picture, and your ruling planet Venus connects with Uranus, boosting your intuitive abilities and finding you breaking out of old patterns.
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Breaking out of their ballad groove, Backstreet busts an EDM move on this airy kiss-off from 2009's This Is Us, their second — and final — album as a quartet before Kevin Richardson rejoined the band. 19. "Try"
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Instead, they're finding subtle character pieces like Moonlight, Manchester by the Sea, and Lady Bird — all films that would have had a hard time breaking out of the screenplay races as recently as five to 275 years ago.
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While the broader market remained sceptical about U.S. President Donald Trump's ability to push his tax plan through Congress, some see the dollar as primed for more gains in the short term after breaking out of established ranges.
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Turns out breaking out of the low-tier pack is harder than it looks, even if you include VR. Looking at the Idol 4S, it's clear that Alcatel is leaving behind the budget plastic of its prior models.
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The Fed's preferred measure of price pressures earlier this year had shown signs of breaking out of five years of stagnation to reach the Fed's 2 percent inflation goal, partly on hopes of the Trump administration's fiscal stimulus.
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In "The Old Man & Gun," based on true events, Robert Redford plays Forrest Tucker, a career criminal who spent most of his life, into his late 70s, getting locked up for robbing banks and breaking out of prison.
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The truth is that breaking out of a rigid three-and-a-half-minute framework has had formal benefits, allowing Thundercat's songs to breathe where necessary and to move quickly when that suits the album as a whole.
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Building discipline by saying you're going to do something and doing it works whether you're starting a new career or breaking out of your current job, trying to save money for a future purchase or looking to retire early.
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"We have developed a culture of innovation but also get a lot of inspiration out of breaking out of our daily circles and looking at the world of mobile advertising to see what others are doing," Lin pointed out.
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Recently, it's been focused on breaking out of its core feature of image editing and added more community-based tools to its flagship VSCO Cam app, and introduced DSCO, a stand-alone GIF creation app, a few months ago.
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This means breaking out of the bubble and redefining the corporate bottom line to include measures that reduce inequality, sustain existing small businesses and protect housing affordability, and, yes, even supporting cities in raising the tax revenue they need.
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"Someone facing federal charges of murder, extortion, racketeering and a litany of other crimes may feel a certain desperation to attempt breaking out of jail," said William F. Sweeney Jr., an assistant director with the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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Two and a half years after her second major title at the 2017 Wimbledon championships, Muguruza had appeared set for a long-expected third after breaking out of a deep slump in form under the guidance of Conchita Martinez.
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After talking about breaking out of the expected life plan for a pageant queen from Arkansas, Chris guides her to the perfect dismount: He says he loves her line "I want someone to love me fiercely" from her breakup with Colton.
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Teammate Evan Longoria also went deep and could be on his way to breaking out of a 4-for-28 slump as he faces Sunday starter Marcus Stroman, against whom he is 5-for-9 with a homer in his career.
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The Angels center fielder went 3-for-4 in Wednesday's 2-1 loss to the Chicago White Sox, matching his most productive game of the season and breaking out of a 3-for-18 slump over his previous five games.
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The dollar hit a four-month high on Wednesday after a rise in benchmark U.S. Treasury yields above 3 percent rattled some currency bears and led investors to consider whether the greenback was breaking out of a prolonged weak spell.
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Cubs RH John Lackey (33-10, 4.98) Foltynewicz enters with a four-start losing streak but showed signs of breaking out of his funk Sunday, when he allowed one run and four hits over five innings in a setback against Colorado.
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This is a spiritually fulfilling time and this upcoming year—until Jupiter enters Capricorn on December 2, 2019—will find you exploring new places and ideas, breaking out of your old routines, and leaving old emotional patterns and grief behind.
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It's a quiet, beautifully acted adaptation of a Leo Tolstoy story, "Where Love Is, God Is," with John Rhys-Davies as a gnarled, embittered cobbler who learns that he holds within himself the key to breaking out of his misery.
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And it sure doesn't mean asserting your sovereignty over all other considerations or breaking out of the giant E.U. market, where the U.K. sends over 40 percent of its exports, without a serious national discussion of the costs and benefits.
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It's hard to see News+ breaking out of its niche with a product like this: It's actually a little hard to even find L.A. Times and Journal content in Apple News Plus because they don't fit into the magazine UX it's dependent on.
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Of course, your beach getaway or city adventure is, more often than not, preceded by travel,during which you may fail to keep a normal sleep schedule, grapple with plane-inspired anxieties, or stress over breaking out of your routine for a week.
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While it's hard to predict how steadfast we'll be about meal prepping or giving up that post-work glass of wine, we do know we'll be holding true to at least one promise: We're totally breaking out of our makeup rut in 2019.
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"This is a technical-driven rally caused by the currency breaking out of established trading ranges prompting a wave of position-covering by some funds but we need more fundamental drivers for the rally to sustain," Danske Bank currency strategist Morten Helt said.
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But breaking out of the rigid line of the power suit and adopting a strategy of "soft power," to borrow a foreign policy term, allows the idea of softness to take a different approach — one that's a healthy, effective form of transgression.
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The answer probably lies in the fact that Marvel is so successful now, and so far down the line with their various franchises, that shaking things up and breaking out of the box was seen as permissible and maybe even a good thing.
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"Importantly for GDP, volumes increased by 0.7 percent, and now appear to be on the cusp of breaking out of the sideways range they've been in for more than two years," Nick Exarhos, economist at CIBC Capital Markets, said in a research note.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. economy expanded at a modest to moderate pace from early April through late May but showed little sign of breaking out of a recent trend of sluggish inflation, a survey conducted by the Federal Reserve showed on Wednesday.
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It announced its plans and made sure the entire world knew it was steadily, if gradually, breaking out of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, or JCPOA, the deal that President Donald Trump unilaterally withdrew the United States from more a year ago.
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Even if oil has trouble breaking out of a $45 to $55 a barrel trading range over the next several months, one portfolio manager argues there's still money to be made in energy — a group that has been lagging the broader market.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race Serious experiments in breaking out of America's two-party system are thrilling to read about, but they always end the same way -- with one of the two main parties defeating the upstart.
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For the last decade, the Fed has been more focused on trying to get inflation higher rather than lower, so in some sense the possibility of finally breaking out of that low-inflation, low-growth, low-interest-rate pattern would be welcome.
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The Texans, coming off an embarrassing 41-7 loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, improved to 7-4, breaking out of a tie with the Colts for the division lead and ensuring Indianapolis wouldn't have a sweep of their regular-season series.
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"Despite what should be a softer dollar environment this summer, there are enough EUR negatives out there (ECB easing, trade wars, Italy & Brexit to name a few) to prevent EUR/USD breaking out of a $1.10-$1.15 range this year," analysts at ING said.
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While Foer and others argue that breaking out of this reliance on Facebook will ultimately be a good thing for journalism, others, like Jarvis and London School of Economics professor Charlie Beckett, argue that it will be damaging both to the media and to consumers.
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Saudi Arabia's index gained 20.3 percent in the first 24.6 minutes of trade with publisher Saudi Research and Marketing jumping its 10 percent daily limit to 49.60 riyals, breaking out of a 36-45 riyal range in which it had been trapped since mid-February.
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Managers should consider it part of their role to create a culture of inclusion, where everyone is encouraged — and expected — to express their ideas, and employees are rewarded for breaking out of the status quo and finding new and better ways of doing things.
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There was just a certain kind of idea that this area is kind of sacred, and it's for you to be free and not feel inhibited or shy about breaking out of what otherwise might be a comfort zone for many people to remain in.
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And at a time when breaking out of one's "filter bubble" is more important than ever, we hope this contest also encourages students to broaden their news diets by using multiple sources, ideally ones that offer a range of perspectives on their chosen issue.
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At a time when the leaders of Silicon Valley are seriously discussing whether or not we live in a simulation (and how we might go about breaking out of said simulation), World on a Wire and the philosophical, moral, and political questions it poses feel remarkably prescient.
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As the housemates engage with each other, falling into and out of connections and figuring out their feelings for each other in search of the grand prize, they are remarkably open and self-aware about the difficulties — and pleasures — of breaking out of old dating patterns.
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Maley wrote in a recent note about something he refers to as "performance fear" — the market has been stuck in a particularly tight range for almost four months, he wrote, and the market tends to see a big move when breaking out of a multi-month range.
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The expected appointment of Gianopulos comes on the heels of Bakish laying out a new strategy to turn around Viacom, which hinges on breaking out of the fact that operations have been run "as a set of silos," as Bakish said at this week's investor conference.
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In 2012, armed with a cash stockpile of several hundred million dollars, the world soccer star Lionel Messi as a spokesman and local ads like Bollywood-inspired commercials in India, Tencent began a push that executives said would be its best chance of breaking out of China.
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" The 85033-year-old kingpin, who was brought to the U.S. to stand trial after twice breaking out of Mexican maximum security prisons, claims he was framed by lying witnesses and jurors and denied a fair trial, with his attorney calling the proceedings Wednesday a "show trial.
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"Despite what should be a softer dollar environment this summer, there are enough EUR negatives out there (ECB easing, trade wars, Italy & Brexit to name a few) to prevent EUR/USD breaking out of a $1.10-$1.15 range this year," ING analysts said in a note.
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The Celtics, reversing the outcome of the first two games of the series and their regular-season finale, jumped out quickly, breaking out of a 2-2 tie with a 17-4 run and a 13-point lead that grew to 20 in the first half.
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"There's no evidence this is not true," an animated Hotz told a crowd at his SXSW talk on Friday, aptly titled "Jailbreaking the Simulation" and billed on the festival's website as an exploration of whether breaking out of a simulated universe means we can "meet God" and kill him.
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But last week one of his deputies, Jon Cunliffe, who opposed November's rate rise, said pay growth did not seem to be breaking out of its recent 2.5-3.0 percent range and heading toward the 3 percent growth rate the BoE predicts for the end of the year.
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But after the election announcement on April 18, sterling rose sharply, breaking out of the top of the range to a seven-month high close to $21.24, due to indications from opinion polls that it would result in a bigger majority for Prime Minister Theresa May's ruling Conservatives.
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His fear is that by cutting Iran too much slack, for example over the cap on low-enriched uranium, the calculations on the time it would take from "breaking out" of the deal to producing a nuclear weapon (the deal aims for at least a year) could be affected.
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Without the last chapter, Picnic at Hanging Rock becomes so much bigger than a genre twist; it becomes the story of young women breaking out of a repressed sexuality, of a seam splitting in the side of Victorian mores and allowing the girls an opportunity to break free.
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That openness is what Wise brings to her role as Nola Darling in Spike Lee's She's Gotta Have It. We caught up with Wise ahead of the season two premiere to talk skin care, privilege, and how she's breaking out of the box Hollywood has tried to build around her.
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"In late 2016 and 2017, it felt like we were breaking out of that cycle but the reality is we seem to be going back to that Japan-like environment of low growth, low inflation and accommodative central banks," said Iain Stealey, a portfolio manager at JP Morgan Asset Management.
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Just two days before the Index and Nasdaq Composite dropped by about two percent each, Marko Kolanovic, JPMorgan's Global Head of Derivatives and Quantitative Research, warned investors in a research note that stocks were on the verge of breaking out of a 'dead zone'—and volatility was about to surge.
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The show is a fable that is as much about breaking out of toxic patterns as it is discovering what makes life truly worth living, and its emphasis on human connection and kindness are unexpectedly poignant considering how many laughs the show gets out of its main character dying brutally.
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Breaking out of a cycle of loneliness can be hard because the fewer people you speak to, the sooner you'll feel like you're the only person in the world dealing with it—which is why many campaign groups are pushing for a more open, society-wide discussion about the issue.
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Charli D'Amelio is breaking out of your phone screen and onto your TV. The 15-year-old TikTok star and Hype House member already got a seal of approval from the fashion industry while attending fashion week, and tonight she's making her first late night appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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While Warren has risen in the past month into a virtual tie with former Vice President Joe Biden in opinion polls atop the Democratic race, most other contenders face an urgent challenge in breaking out of the pack while the political world is riveted by the Democratic-led impeachment inquiry of Republican President Donald Trump.
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Written by Mara McEwin and presented by the troupe Treehouse Shakers, this production for the youngest theatergoers — infants to 6-year-olds — uses dance, storytelling and handmade puppets to recreate the experience of a chick breaking out of its shell and encountering other animals, including a rooster, a calf, a lamb and baby birds.
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And when that FASTQ file is compressed with a common compression program known as fqzcomp—FASTQ files are often compressed because they can stretch to gigabytes of text—it hacks that compression software with its buffer overflow exploit, breaking out of the program and into the memory of the computer running the software to run its own arbitrary commands.
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While other television revivals make sense—Gilmore Girls, Full(er) House, The X-Files—the return of Prison Break seems like the punchline to a joke about peak TV. Even when Prison Break first premiered on FOX back in 2005, it seemed like a baffling series—how do you sustain a story about a guy breaking out of prison?
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" While this makes it hard for horror to get consistent approval, it also allows the genre to be malleable and to function on different levels, sometimes breaking out of its trash label, even if just temporarily: "If I was like 'hey, do you want to see a film about a woman who's going to have Satan's baby?
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Some of the decline in implied volatility seen since Tuesday's vote on 1-to-3 month horizons can probably be attributed to a growing perception that Article 50 will be extended, prompting traders to reduce exposure to broader volatility and raise the possibility of sterling breaking out of the trading ranges it has been stuck in for months.
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He would also dramatically increase the verification of these applications for free or reduced-price school meals, making it particularly burdensome for the poorest kids — whose families are homeless, move a lot, have trouble filling out applications — to get the meals they need to grow and learn and have some chance of breaking out of poverty.
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That's consistent with the story's Roser's telling: All of humanity was poor, barred from breaking out of bare subsistence, until industrialization; colonization prevented the mass of humanity from benefiting from the economic growth that industrialization enabled in Europe and North America, and substantially worsened conditions for its victims; but global growth from 1950 onward led to a massive poverty reduction.
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Median home prices in Sydney, Australia's biggest city, have surged 10.6 percent to A$800,000 in the past year, breaking out of a mid-year lull, according to CoreLogic RP. The RBA had hoped tighter lending standards for foreigners, together with increasing supply of homes, would help cool the market but the recent rise in home prices has the central bank worried again.
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"We believe the heightened levels of volatility that investors were forced to contend with last month will likely return in the coming months, and is one of the reasons we do not see U.S. stocks breaking out of their range and making a sustained move higher before the year is done," Brian Belski, BMO's chief investment strategist said in a note on Thursday.
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A few moments are notable for breaking out of this — the camera spinning around a room in the Villa Barbaro while Schama discusses its dizzying effects; or panning through blackness from Goya's first painting of the San Isidro festival to his later treatment of the scene among his Black Paintings; or jumping from one to another of Mondrian's lively, late New York City paintings while swing-era jazz plays in the background.
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Netflix also released a couple of additional teasers in October, including one that hinted at the role of conspiracy theories in season two, while still playing around with Stranger Things' endless litany of '80s homages: Then it released this short clip of Eleven breaking out of the Upside Down, where she'd apparently been trapped for a short time following the events of the season one finale: Finally, there's the second full trailer, featuring more '80s references, more clues to what's in store for season two, more characters, and, well, more.
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In "10 Ways to Teach Argument-Writing With The New York Times," you'll find resources for … Exploring the role of a newspaper opinion section Understanding the difference between fact and opinion Analyzing the use of rhetorical strategies like ethos, pathos and logos Working with claims, evidence and counterarguments Helping students discover the issues that matter to them Breaking out of the "echo chamber" when researching hot-button issues Experimenting with visual argument-making You probably already know that you can find arguments to admire — and "writer's moves" to emulate — all over the Times Opinion section.
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Pace told journalist Jim DeRogatis that she first met Kelly during his child pornography trial, and was later invited by one of his employees to a party at Kelly's house when she was aged 16: She says that eventually, she began spending weekends with Kelly at his mansion, and her account—which mentions following "rules," wearing shapeless clothes, and not speaking to unapproved persons—follows on from those given by the women who spoke to Buzzfeed previously: Though Pace originally told Kelly that she was 19 years old when they met, she states that at one point during their sexual relationship, he became aware that she was actually below the age of consent (which, in Illinois, is 17): Pace was also made to sign nondisclosure agreements about her time with Kelly, that in speaking with DeRogatis and Buzzfeed, she is now breaking, out of concern for the women still living with Kelly.
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In interviews with officials and privacy specialists around Europe, critics pointed to a range of problems in the bloc's privacy system including: –A bureaucratic logjam that has delayed action on dozens of complaints including alleged violations of GDPR in Google's location tracking and privacy failures on behalf of Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Twitter and others, prompting privacy activists to threaten legal action; –Lead supervisory authorities in charge of regulating some of the world's most powerful tech companies that leaned heavily toward "engagement" — or doling out advice on how to stay legal — over investigations and enforcement; –A lack of transparency and cooperation between European data protection authorities that are meant to work hand-in-hand to enforce the rules, but end up being stymied by divergent national legal systems, cultural differences and an outmoded information exchange system; –Increasingly glaring differences in how EU watchdogs are interpreting the rules and, at times, breaking out of the one-stop-shop system to create what resembles a patchwork of privacy regimens instead of a single European landscape.
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