Doesn't matter, Belgium clears and breaks out ….. AND SCORES!
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And a former first lady breaks out her dodgeball skills.
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Multiple avatars are downed as gunfire breaks out around us.
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Most summers, a comedy breaks out domestically, if not worldwide.
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If a fire breaks out, you can put it out.
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Later, she ties him up and breaks out a whip.
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Project Tango: this could be the year Tango breaks out.
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His face then breaks out into a barely suppressed grin.
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Kris breaks out a photo album for everyone to enjoy.
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We're betting he breaks out of the slump this year.
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Avocado crime spree breaks out in New Zealand Attention hipsters!
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But if a fight breaks out, it will get drawn in.
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Eventually the market breaks out of the trading or consolidation band.
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Then, he breaks out the cocaine and offers Veronica a bump.
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If she tries to layer sunscreen and moisturizer, she breaks out.
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The series breaks out of its shell just a little bit.
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Sometimes you go to a dance and a concert breaks out.
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The response when a protest breaks out can seem almost biological.
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In the second verse, a fire breaks out among the trees.
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Cuadrado breaks out behind the Poland defense and slots it home.
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There's even a water cannon in case a riot breaks out.
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The assistant breaks out a volumizing shampoo and conditioner at the bowl.
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The exhibit below breaks out on-demand services by real estate strategy.
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It's like the "peace breaks out" book that was written in 2700.
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A Bloomberg report breaks out the internal drama based on court documents.
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A fire breaks out behind a restaurant in Ridgecrest following Friday's earthquake.
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A scuffle breaks out, and Will ends up shooting three unarmed men.
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But a fight over the food breaks out among the local people.
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Just in case a riot breaks out (which it definitely, definitely will).
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China makes preparations in case conflict breaks out on the Korean Peninsula.
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"What I love is that she breaks out into song," shares Henson.
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Every president can depend on uncritical coverage any time war breaks out.
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I could make past that threshold if one of them breaks out.
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Neither Lyft nor Uber breaks out its ride volume related to health.
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As the disease spreads, a war breaks out between humans and vampires.
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It no longer breaks out full-service advisers as its own category.
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Figuring how the clue breaks out into those actions is the challenge.
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Trippier gets a third, but Liverpool clears that one and breaks out.
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We will lose confidence that if war breaks out, we can win.
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" Jews are listed as "targets if the War of France breaks out.
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"If it breaks out, it's literally, 'Katie, bar the door,' " Kelly said.
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That could change, she said, if widespread violence breaks out in Kashmir.
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Along the way, every few seconds or so, a battle breaks out.
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As violence breaks out, many take pains to identify themselves as untouchable.
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He breaks out, and he and Kong meet for an ultimate battle.
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But 2017 is likely to be the year he truly breaks out.
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In the video, children are seen running off when the fight breaks out.
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The Duchess of Cambridge always breaks out the blush for fancy gala dinners.
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An argument breaks out over the intricate technical details of doctoring a clip.
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In Avdiyivka, although the flare-up has passed, sporadic shelling still breaks out.
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Pandemonium immediately breaks out, with the rest of the deckhands springing into action.
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Asked how he's feeling, Goodrich breaks out into a James Brown-like jig.
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Unless, of course, Mr Guzmán breaks out of prison for a third time.
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The fighting that sometimes breaks out between the two groups can turn deadly.
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November 8 - A fire breaks out, burning through the town of Paradise, California.
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Nineteen appears to be the age when the precocious baseball player breaks out.
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Global food production collapses, economies crumble, and war breaks out in feverish waves.
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In The Silence, Stanley Tucci breaks out the shotgun... and the wood chipper.
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And she barely bats an eyelash when fire breaks out in the house.
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"You're not French if you're not jumping," is the chant that breaks out.
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This big brawl breaks out—there were these ten big girls, tough girls.
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If violence breaks out, the job of the police is to stop it.
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Brazil breaks out on the left, first Jesus and then he feeds Neymar.
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That's when she breaks out the liquor — homemade grappa, plum brandy and limoncello.
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When Hindu-Muslim strife breaks out in India, the shop is invariably targeted.
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"When something very major breaks out, it is hugely disruptive," Mr. Leaman said.
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Beto breaks out In front of a home-state crowd, former Texas Rep.
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That gives it an advantage in case war breaks out in its region.
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Laughter breaks out and the nerves dissipate as the team settles in to watch.
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"If a war breaks out with North Korea, Japan will be targeted," he adds.
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A fire that breaks out in the hold is far harder to deal with.
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Boom, a window just breaks out of this big-ass van on the freeway.
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Words are exchanged, one thing leads another, and a brawl breaks out... because drugs.
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In April, pro-Russian separatists declare independence and fighting breaks out in eastern Ukraine.
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If fighting breaks out in the region, the F-35s could go to war.
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This breaks out to $800M on restaurants (including delivery) and $600M on grocery sales.
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For these firms even later-stage testing when a pandemic breaks out is tricky.
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They are interrupted when a fight breaks out, or when somebody refuses to hike.
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Someone yells out, "Roll tide, baby!" and a conversation breaks out about Alabama football.
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Thanks to MegaBots's apocalyptic countdown clock, you'll know the second the fight breaks out.
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And Alexandra Pelosi breaks out of her liberal shell in a new HBO documentary.
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Massive brawl breaks out, tiki torches thrown as #UniteTheRight reaches Jefferson monument in #Charlottesville.
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Colin Kaepernick breaks out with the 49ers after Alex Smith gets concussed in 2012
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Every time a detainee needs to relieve him or herself, an argument breaks out.
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And poor states are weaker — less able to contain conflict once it breaks out.
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The California DMV breaks out self-driving vehicles into a system of levels of autonomy.
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You know those stories that your family breaks out every time a relative is visiting?
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The never-ending American culture war, online and offline, that sometimes breaks out into violence.
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Every family needs a sibling to keep the house in order when chaos breaks out.
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He resists the idea of acclimating with the program, and a fist fight breaks out.
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However, an argument breaks out when the lyrics suggest the Easter Bunny is a girl.
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So he breaks out the clay and builds a little enclosure for the fan apparatus.
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However, in the midst of the sexy dancing, a fight breaks out, causing June stress.
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Occasionally, he breaks out of the digital realm and seeks love in the real world.
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On Lesbos, violence often breaks out over delays in asylum procedures and poor living standards.
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If it breaks out around the $3 level it tells us the strategies are working.
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And he's discussed what to do in case gunfire or a massive fire breaks out.
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A fire breaks out at the Arkema plant, which saw two explosions the day before.
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While that hasn't exactly panned out, 2017 might finally be the year AR breaks out.
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Caro breaks out of the genre and emerges with a truly moving and original film.
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Out of nowhere this arm wrestling competition breaks out and I am less than impressed.
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As a parent, if your child breaks out with a rash, what do you do?
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Rocks are placed at the ready near Azizi's tent in case a melee breaks out.
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Screenland Whenever a class war breaks out online, order is suspended, and instinct sets in.
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Suddenly, a fight breaks out between a dancer and a judge over a perceived slight.
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Victor Moses stands over the penalty while a shoving match breaks out on the right.
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This is where he smashes the bust and breaks out into a completely new world.
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Moira breaks out a new wig to attend a party at Roland and Jocelyn's house.
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B. breaks out the coke and I buy a line against my better judgment ($5).
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And while figure-ground dichotomies prevail, Mr. Shear occasionally breaks out in more complex compositions.
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Caracas breaks out in protest; Elon Musk's SpaceX rocket explodes; preferential college admissions for slave descendants.
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Here's how it breaks out, more details are in the video above and on Medium. 1.
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Amid the mob, a fight breaks out when it appears as if one paparazzo bumps another.
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American War by Omar El Akkad In 2074, a second civil war breaks out in America.
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Just before the fight breaks out, you hear someone in the video talk about disrespecting family.
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David and his henchmen run away in terror once Van Ness breaks out the machine gun.
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We all fall silent as a fight breaks out in the back corner of row 5.
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He breaks out into song, he makes dorky jokes, he gets excited about obscure old games.
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But occasionally he breaks out of the digital realm and seeks love in the real world.
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When extreme violence breaks out, he's at a loss for how to comprehend or process it.
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A brawl breaks out in the recess yard, causing the COs to permanently separate the blocks.
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The third act injects another shot of energy, when a fire breaks out in the village.
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If global nuclear testing breaks out, the biggest security loser of all is the United States.
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Beef breaks out when Hartley and Potratz discuss their coworker Mary's relationship with a younger man.
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And Randi will see what happens when a cease fire in the education wars breaks out.
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He collapses in on himself and breaks out in spasms, as if he had drunk poison.
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Read more: Violence breaks out at the Hong Kong airport as riot police clash with protesters
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Path then breaks out more details about how it works with patients to get them care.
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Because Neymar breaks out into laughter towards the end of whatever it is he just sung.
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Just promise us you won't become that person who breaks out Wonderwall unsolicited at parties, okay?
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To this day, in some parts of the Cordillera violence between tribes seeking revenge breaks out.
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And will it pull back to below $1,000 again before it breaks out to new highs?
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Every time fighting breaks out, families are forced to scatter and separate in search of safety.
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The team breaks out two basic types of drivers for cost declines, low-level and high-level.
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Bruno Mars is known for his finesse — even when he breaks out the koala-inspired pickup lines.
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As the disease spreads, a war breaks out between humans and vampires, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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When Wilkinson comes over to confront her mom about selling her out again a fight breaks out.
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Steinberg, who was Jewish, was born in Romania in 1914, just before World War I breaks out.
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We know Céline Dion often breaks out in song whenever she feels like it (she's Céline Dion!).
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Samantha ends up masturbating about him, during which she breaks out into a full-on operatic orgasm.
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Later, Trump moves on to the issue of Syrian refugees—and that's when the protest breaks out.
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Mueller's Russia probe breaks out into the open How the Russia probe closed in on Paul Manafort
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Go deeper: Mueller's probe breaks out into the open and Every Trump associate who testified before Congress.
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In true Mariah fashion, she breaks out in song and partial dance, in the rain no less.
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Finally, right before descent, the fourth baby, Max, cries, and the entire plane breaks out in applause.
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What happens if war breaks out in the Korean Peninsula, a member of the audience asked him.
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Under lockdown to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, song breaks out from rooftops, balconies and windows.
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They're not anchored like the early state polls, which determine who breaks out on the national scene.
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The cold sweat that breaks out whenever someone jokes "but what if it's cloudy on Eclipse Day"?
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Now, a fight breaks out and he's killed in the consulate, all without knowledge of Crown Prince.
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She breaks out dance moves to the music of Michael Jackson, Tina Turner and Earth, Wind & Fire.
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Neither the state nor the city breaks out how much was spent online versus in local stores.
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When a fight breaks out at the party, Khalil offers to take Starr home in his car.
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"Even if conflict never breaks out, there's still a certain sadness in all of this," said Singer.
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If a stealth contender breaks out, look out for the rich script from Hell or High Water.
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Players surrounded a fallen referee after a fight breaks out at an AAU game in Cartersville, Ga. Sunday
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Unless peace breaks out before the new year, the American rate will increase to 25% on January 1st.
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The Swedish government began sending leaflets to every household advising Swedes what to do if war breaks out.
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The signal for the end of filming is given, and the control room breaks out in spontaneous applause.
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U.S. GULF COAST CBOB GASOLINE SPOT PRICES RISE AFTER FIRE BREAKS OUT AT EXXON BAYTOWN TEXAS COMPLEX -TRADERS
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Before long, a tipsy Nick breaks out his baby dinosaur impression, the universal sign of a good party.
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Sometimes his hands go numb, or he breaks out in rashes, or he goes into full anaphylactic shock.
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He also spontaneously breaks out into "I Believe I Can Fly" on the roof of the Sears Tower.
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In fact, much of Yang's appeal is that he so frequently breaks out of left-wing filter bubbles.
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"One is that China seriously overplays its nationalism" and that conflict breaks out in the South China Sea.
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Gaetz argued that other countries have a lot more to lose if conflict breaks out in the region.
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Along the way, he breaks out to explore that thrilling moment when modernism was taking hold in America.
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His wife, also named Marie, intervenes, peace breaks out unexpectedly, and the commandant reconciles with the enemy commander.
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Anti-Sissi protest breaks out in Dokki and is dispersed almost as quickly as it starts #egypt pic.twitter.
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Lilium's new chief commercial officer breaks out in laughter, before replying: "They would kill me if I answered."
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They are met with vocal disapproval from another group of supporters, however, and a spirited debate breaks out.
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Whenever a fire breaks out, the odds are there will be footage posted on social media almost immediately.
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When violent conflict breaks out or terrible drought sets in, we can plot the mass movement of refugees.
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It also breaks out figures for newer locations, as well as locations in different regions of the world.
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Instead, Microsoft breaks out "commercial cloud" revenue, which includes Azure, but also Office 365 and other cloud services.
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"Once inflation breaks out, the Federal Reserve will raise rates to tamp down inflation" more aggressively, Jackson said.
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It also breaks out figures for newer locations, as well as locations in different regions of the world.
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Beeping is a constant, and the occasional argument breaks out between car drivers, taxi drivers, cyclists, or pedestrians.
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So if a trade war breaks out between China and the US, it may well be over clean energy.
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"Once competition breaks out, it's really hard to get it back in the bottle," the Consumer Federation's Cooper says.
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Some conscripts serve in the army, though all are expected to head to the front if war breaks out.
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At the end of the act, a violent storm breaks out, sending the villagers into peals of anguished singing.
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With every new and unexpected theme comes, well, new and unexpected fashion that breaks out of the "pretty" mold.
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But the solution does not mean perfecting a single technology product in the R&D lab that breaks out.
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If a fire breaks out in your home, the department advises crawling under the smoke to find an exit.
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Facebook now also breaks out the number of people who use at least one app in its broader ecosystem.
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They were all asking each other what we should do and where we should go if war breaks out.
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And so, as it goes, divisiveness breaks out among the elder actors whose common pasts once bound them together.
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Fastly breaks out that number in its dollar-based net expansion rate figure, which grew 132 percent in 2018.
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But when Trixie is performing, she's loud, she's hilarious, and breaks out of her shell with her campy aesthetic.
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A Moscow-brokered ceasefire halted four days of fierce fighting on April 5 but sporadic shooting still breaks out.
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Whenever the stock breaks out beyond its previous ceiling of resistance, that ceiling becomes the new floor of support.
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But its boss matters because, for all its faults, the UN is the last resort when chaos breaks out.
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Where Mr. Kaspersky breaks out of the nerd mold is with his brash, booming presence at large corporate events.
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Amazon is the only one of the three companies that breaks out its cloud division in terms of sales.
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If full-scale war breaks out, couldn't we scale up quickly, just as we did in World War II?
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Sarkissian breaks out in a sweat from his physical exertion, but the performance is clearly emotionally exhausting as well.
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The good news: An anarcho-punk revival breaks out over the outsized influence of corporate America on her government.
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Portugal, on the other hand, waits and waits and then breaks out like a stolen Ferrari on the counterattack.
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FIRE BREAKS OUT IN SYRIA'S HOMS REFINERY AFTER A GAS COMPRESSOR EXPLODES, UNKNOWN IF PRODUCTION AFFECTED - STATE NEWS TV
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Is this the moment he breaks out of the middle of the pack, and rises into the top tier?
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It&aposs never more clear than when chaos breaks out — Harlan is one of the best in the business.
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Every year, debate breaks out over who gave the best performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner" of all time.
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In developing countries, this kind of ethnic power transfer is the exact situation where widespread ethnic conflict breaks out.
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Cashin said he will be watching how bonds move next and whether West Texas Intermediate crude breaks out through $55.
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It shouldn't take the president of the United States two days to publicly condemn white supremacy after violence breaks out.
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Uber saw growth in its core platform revenue across all of the regions it breaks out except for Latin America.
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When the Second World War breaks out, they're joined by Japanese-American citizens interred after the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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But if traders are wrong, and a tariff war breaks out in earnest this summer, the disruption could be severe.
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Nope, you know fall is officially upon us when the 25-year-old star breaks out her favorite footwear trend.
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Congress can grant TPS to certain immigrants if a natural disaster strikes or if a war breaks out back home.
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Taylor Swift says her life will be in danger unless the court steps in and breaks out some Wite-Out.
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Applause breaks out after Vindman says he doesn't have to worry about testifying because 'this is America' 1:21 p.m.
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If war breaks out tomorrow on the other side of the world, how will our troops get to the battlefield?
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In this installment, we learn how to act as a peacemaker when a fist fight breaks out in a kitchen.
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She notes that in Forrest Gump, Tom Hanks' character only feels freedom when he breaks out of his leg braces.
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Every week, Ms. Jimenez orders pizza, breaks out board games and puts YouTube music videos on TV for karaoke performances.
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Huge fire breaks out near Gare de Lyon train station in Paris A social media addiction is like binge eating.
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After a failed democratic uprising in Syria, civil war breaks out and Aleppo is bombed, forcing Nadia's family to evacuate.
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The actor Kumail Nanjiani breaks out with "The Big Sick," which seeks to upend Hollywood's traditional ideas about leading men.
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Several companies will benefit relative to the broader market if a global trade war breaks out, UBS told clients Monday.
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But the feeling of safety vanishes when a violent fight breaks out between Earl and one of the other women.
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The dragons take a season to hatch, then they grow up fast; war breaks out, then it engulfs the world.
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It's about a girl from Croatia, Ana Jurić, who's ten years old when the civil war breaks out in Yugoslavia.
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Before a rash breaks out, the infected will likely experience Koplik Spots, or white spots on the inside of their mouth.
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If a technology cold war breaks out, it would smash today's highly integrated technology supply chains and force an expensive realignment.
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Because CDC wants people protected if flu breaks out early, "October as a rule of thumb is not unreasonable," she said.
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That is until Liz is shot in her parents' alien-themed restaurant after a fight breaks out between two burly customers.
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An all-out war breaks out, and I manage to sneak back to the raider camp and head toward the elevator.
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Midge starts off with a show in Washington D.C. The show goes smashingly until a fire breaks out in the kitchen.
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A video of the event that has been spread on YouTube shows two men talking right before a fight breaks out.
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What nation, which is reportedly making preparations in case conflict breaks out on the Korean Peninsula, shares North Korea's northern border?
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Cubs' Bryant breaks out in win over Mets CHICAGO — Kris Bryant picked the right time to rediscover his long-ball swing.
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At one point, an argument breaks out between Dre and his son (Marcus Scribner) about athletes kneeling during the national anthem.
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After Rush Limbaugh absurdly accuses Hillary Clinton of colluding with Russia, the crowd breaks out in raucous "lock her up!" chants.
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Everyone knows Odell is a dance-aholic ... the guy breaks out moves in clubs, on the street, at Drake's house ... everywhere.
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A central moment is a fight that breaks out between EMCC and Mississippi Delta CC before halftime of the last game.
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When she finally breaks out a pair of blaster gauntlets by the movie's end (pictured above), they are a last resort.
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According to health experts, it is not a matter of if, but when, this virus breaks out in jails and prisons.
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"She f—ing kissed him!" she yells at one point before a full-blown fight breaks out during a group dinner.
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While I'm on the phone a massive rainstorm breaks out and some of the furniture on our terrace tries to escape!!
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The report also breaks out separate results for younger seniors (ages 65 to 79) and older ones, recognizing that needs differ.
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Our protagonist heads for the toilet to puke, and a fight breaks out when he makes it back to the bar.
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A fight breaks out between a Trump supporter and, say, a Black Lives Matter advocate — and one of them is armed.
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"When crude breaks out, this is where you're going to get the big bang for your buck there in energy," Ross said.
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That's not a huge number compared to a best-selling mobile or console game, but it breaks out of the "niche" category.
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While making Danza's from-scratch signature spaghetti marinara and stuffed artichokes, it isn't long before Groban breaks out a bottle of wine.
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There's this war that breaks out inside a lot of people when they realize that they might be something they're afraid of.
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America should convince the South Koreans, who will suffer greatly if war breaks out, that it will not act without consulting them.
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At the end of a day's work, she breaks out in dance at a local block party as truly the people's champion.
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If the S&P breaks out of the 1,812 to 1,950 range, the next target area becomes 2,000 to 2,040, he said.
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Games are as good a way as any to accomplish that; even in war-torn countries the occasional football match breaks out.
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"Lock her up," Attorney General Jeff Sessions says with a laugh as chant breaks out during high school leadership summit. https://t.
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In those instants Hollinghurst affirms his place as a stylist who breaks out, every time, from the prison of his book's openings.
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Crowd breaks out into chants of 'FOUR MORE YEARS' as Obama takes the stage to campaign for Phil Murphy in NJ. pic.twitter.
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America Movil's Telmex unit as well as Televisa both have substantial government contracting businesses, but neither breaks out those areas in detail.
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Once he breaks out of the shell, the little Toothless makes noises, moves his wings and ears, and his eyes light up.
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The 2016 CW limited series "Containment," about a deadly virus that breaks out in Atlanta, was the tenth most popular TV show.
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But of course what also happened in 2007 was Facebook, in late 2006, breaks out of high schools and universities, goes global.
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Kumail Nanjiani of "Silicon Valley" breaks out with "The Big Sick," a personal story that upends Hollywood's traditional ideas about leading men.
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Kumail Nanjiani of "Silicon Valley" breaks out with "The Big Sick," a romantic comedy that upends traditional Hollywood ideas about leading men.
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He serves as a trusted adviser to lords, ministers and legislators as the plague breaks out in Constantinople then creeps toward London.
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Though Apple no longer breaks out unit sales, any whiff of lagging demand will hit its suppliers hard, including Analog Devices and Broadcom.
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The way to get North Korea to the table is, first, to underscore Kim's awareness that he will die if war breaks out.
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A martial arts fight breaks out between Danny and Matt, and Jessica watches from yards away throughout about 80 percent of the brawl.
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Hormones such as cortisol and adrenaline jump-start our body -- the heart starts to race, breathing comes more quickly and sweat breaks out.
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While the stock is facing resistance at $54, once it breaks out of that ceiling, Lang thinks it could move into the $70s.
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Chef Jenner breaks out the salt and pepper, which she keeps in two gorgeous white marble dishes that match her expensive kitchen countertops.
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When war breaks out, he becomes an unwitting pawn in a global game to try to get him into the fight once again.
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China might look responsible if chaos breaks out and risks deteriorating relations with the U.S. if it doesn't pressure Pyongyang enough, per Kissinger.
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However, if the situation deteriorates, and a full-scale trade war breaks out, the farm sector could fall into a full-blown depression.
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Not everyone gets the shakes or breaks out—some people just get really, really worried, and it manifests in all types of ways.
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The 2016 CW limited series "Containment," about a deadly virus that breaks out in Atlanta, was one of Netflix's most popular TV shows.
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Brandon breaks out the accounts by tax treatment to see which money is easily accessible and which incurs fees or penalties to withdraw.
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Not even a spiritual ruckus that breaks out toward the end of Night Two can disturb the hold the music has over her.
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"If war breaks out in a situation like this, it is inevitable that there will be great impediments in combat operations," he wrote.
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The film is a portrait of a Liverpool housewife (Pauline Collins) who breaks out of her numbing routine when she travels to Greece.
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The next minute, it was aggressively fun—the kind of thing that makes your heart leap whenever a fight breaks out, like hockey!
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As seen in the case of the Diamond Princess cruise, that is not somewhere you want to be when an epidemic breaks out.
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Form 1040 no longer breaks out gains or losses related to businesses, so you'll have to find Schedule C to collect the data.
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RELATED: Fire breaks out at Coachella The Grammy Award-winning artist tested festival-goers with a classic call-and-response during her set.
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Form 4213 no longer breaks out gains or losses related to businesses, so you'll have to find Schedule C to collect the data.
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If a trade war breaks out, he said, even farmers who backed Trump will vote for whichever party they think has their back.
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By appearing in the photo, Miller breaks out of her role as observer and reprises her work as a model at a crucial moment.
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In the footage, Rocky and his entourage are approached by two young men on the street when an argument between the groups breaks out.
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Maybe it was, but now it's not, because there's nobody ... Everyone knows everyone's role — like in high school — and nobody breaks out of it.
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"I don't believe the dollar breaks out higher on another rate hike, and I therefore remain bullish on gold and silver and other commodities."
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Williams shows Roth some of the moves, and at one point, even breaks out in song, belting the lyrics to the "Sunshine Day" track.
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Now a new app breaks out an artist's earnings from a song in real time as it plays as a stream or a download.
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If you look closely at the end, he looks like he breaks out in a bit of a smile before the video cuts off.
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Residents are also encouraged to wash their hands with soap and water and take frequent bathroom breaks out of the pool, health officials said.
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Unsurprisingly, a war breaks out on campus between Aaron's movement (#BDSM, Black Dorms Should Matter, natch) and Ana's conservative ladies (Safe space for all!).
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She even breaks out a revamped version of the circular needle necklace, a nod to new Sansa that simultaneously expresses pride in her identity.
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Some hot new director breaks out with an indie sensation, they're handed the keys to a massive blockbuster, and then they sink or swim.
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Right now, there are too many short-term traders who bought it for the quarter and plan to sell before the stock breaks out.
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We look forward to discovering what sort of coded shade her majesty might be tossing the next time she breaks out the Burmese Ruby.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNJay-Z: Misleading Kanye Diss TrackAmber Rose & 21 Savage Meet The ParentsRae Sremmurd: $100k Crowd SurfHouse Fire Breaks Out At Celeb Party
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He breaks out the old stroller and shares his personal story of how addiction took his sister's life and offers ways to get help.
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Buttigieg has his niche but, unless his support among black voters ramps up, it is hard to see how he breaks out of it.
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While she's just had five years added to her sentence before the riot breaks out, he's an angry, unemployed loser in pre-Gilead America.
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Quietly that is, UNTIL she ferociously breaks out into the rap lyrics at the outset of the verse right along with the NBN crew.
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"If war breaks out, the Liberation Army will use its thunderous might to deliver a painful lesson to India," the paper said on Friday.
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Sorry, Private Ryan, but if World War III breaks out, there's still a good chance you're getting called up for the invasion of China.
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In the midst of a fairly civil meal, a debate about the morally reprehensible ATN ("the big white supremacist in the room") breaks out.
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One sticker that read "CNN Sucks" was also plastered on one of the windows, echoing a chant that sometimes breaks out at Trump rallies.
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When his mother frets about the possibility of reprisals if war with Japan breaks out, Gordon promises he won't let anything happen to her.
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He apparently dabbled in cheerleading back in high school, so hopefully he breaks out a few toe touches on the campaign trail before election day.
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" In this new ad for Beats 1 and Apple Music, Taylor is really not looking forward to her cardio 'sesh until she breaks out "Jumpman.
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He promises a "desirable future", in which consumerism, production and working hours are curbed, greenery flourishes and happiness, long scarce in France, breaks out everywhere.
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Of course, most songs that are written or recorded don't make any money: creating a track that breaks out in a crowded industry is hard.
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The latest sign came from the government's monthly report on the consumer price index, which breaks out the change in cost of major spending categories.
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Lithuania and its Baltic neighbors, Latvia and Estonia, all NATO members, won't be the frontlines only if literal war with Russia breaks out, Karoblis said.
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A speech prepared back in the '80s for the Queen to give in the event that World War III breaks out was revealed last week.
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And actually this season is the first season, without giving anything away, that I think that he breaks out a little bit of the template.
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Anything could happen when a person breaks out of her routine — that's the whole point of traveling and the whole point of these travel movies.
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A number of members are doing the usual congressional war dance which breaks out when wannabe commanders-in-chief push the president to take action!
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Things get heated towards the end, when a debate over mustard, ketchup, and mayo breaks out, with Danielle "Susan Collins" Riendeau casting a decisive vote.
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It does take Cassee a bit longer to maneuver around the stage, but she breaks out a hell of a handstand push-up between moves.
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" In the latest Apple Music commercial, Swift, 26, breaks out her dance moves to The Darkness' 2003 hit "I Believe in a Thing Called Love.
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" In Faye's 2016 book, "The Colonisation of Europe," he writes, of Muslims in Europe, "No solution can be found unless a civil war breaks out.
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Gianforte declines to answer, and then a scuffle breaks out, ending with Jacobs saying that the candidate had body slammed him and broke his glasses.
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"We can't blame the U.N. for openly admitting that blue helmets won't stop mass violence if it breaks out, because it's the truth," Bolopion said.
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The flu ultimately reaches the whole country each year, but it typically breaks out heavily in one region first and then spreads slowly to others.
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That loss, which arose both from the tariff and from more expensive or foregone imports, breaks out to about $2863 per household over a year.
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The cladding was banned in the United States and many European countries because if a fire breaks out, it allows the flames to spread quickly.
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Since the SARS and MERS epidemics, some insurance companies added a provision that said if a pandemic breaks out the bride and groom can cancel.
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Fox shareholders are set to vote on Disney's offer on July 2100, but that meeting could be pushed back if a bidding war breaks out.
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The Facebook-owned messaging service has published a seven-minute film showing people communicating via WhatsApp as a fire breaks out ahead of Carnival celebrations.
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The new tool is designed mostly for local policymakers and governments to help them intervene before conflict actually breaks out, but anyone can use it.
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In "Life Class," Neville, a budding Futurist, sees the war as a "painting opportunity," and heads to the front as soon as war breaks out.
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A Ukrainian soldier looks through a window as a gunfight breaks out near a frontline position known as "King's Hunt" on the outskirts of Avdiivka.
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He specifically mentioned that the warehouse's sprinkler system and smoke detectors are broken — a hazard that could endanger their lives if a fire breaks out.
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Some guys just take longer, and if Strome breaks out then the Coyotes go from being flush with young talent to absolutely stacked with it.
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In the footage, A$AP Rocky and his entourage are approached by two young men on the street when an argument between the groups breaks out.
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If a full-fledged cycle of tit-for-tat tariffs between Washington and Beijing breaks out, US businesses — and US consumers — could pay a heavy price.
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In this latest outing, she's been recovering from that fight and coping with a slew of false memories, all while violence breaks out across the world.
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In a video, obtained by the Associated Press, Tiana Carruthers – one of two survivors – breaks out in tears as her testimony is interrupted by Dalton, 45.
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Sources on Capitol Hill with knowledge of the agreement said the deal states that Israel can't lobby Congress for more money unless a war breaks out.
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Civil war then breaks out between the parties, causing irreparable physical and financial damage to the communities they stole tax dollars and office potluck ideas from.
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A broad grin breaks out across my face as I float toward one of the capsule's wide windows, looking out at the curvature of the Earth.
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Haddish's former Carmichael Show co-star and current pal Lil Rel Howery yells "Worldstar!" when a fight breaks out, referencing the famed and very Black blog.
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BRAWL BREAKS OUT AT TRUMP'S NEW WALK OF FAME STAR Dayoub and Fernandez "planned to change their pleas to guilty" at their hearing slated for Aug.
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L. adds extra cheese to the top and also breaks out some sea salt caramel chocolates after dinner, because she's a perfect gem of a human.
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But ethnic tensions have persisted and violence breaks out occasionally, especially in the divided northern region of Mitrovica, where most of the ethnic Serb minority lives.
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Apple complied with 13,21, or 2499 percent, of the data requests made by the U.S. The report breaks out interesting details behind some of these stats.
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Graham and others noted that it is far cheaper to prevent crises in fragile states than to firefight wars and refugee emergencies after violence breaks out.
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If a flock of sheep breaks out in song in a lonely field and no one is around to hear it, do they stay on key?
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A Twitter Party — which usually begins after some serious celebrity drama breaks out — involves a trending hashtag that succinctly summarizes whatever scandalous event is at hand.
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Revenues from payments and fees, the only other category Facebook breaks out in its earnings report, actually fell when compared to the same period in 2015.
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In "Being Charlie," the director Rob Reiner breaks out of his sentimental sitcom mode to focus on the angst of a rich, entitled Los Angeles family.
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"If you suffocate people and they don't have any other options but to protest, it breaks out," said Seyoum Teshome, a university lecturer in central Ethiopia.
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In terms of other geopolitical blowback, Iran is allied with Russia and China, and it's unclear how these major powers might react if conflict breaks out.
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All the rich people are happy at their decadent parties until power failures start afflicting the lower floors, and class war — the real thing — breaks out.
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When a radical politician is elected, or when a canonical understanding of a work is challenged, or when a war breaks out, a little apocalypse occurs.
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Once the young artist breaks out as a star and recognizes her power, she's often stuck under a crappy contract she signed when she was broke.
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Most surgical masks and respirators are produced outside of the US, which means supply chains could be vulnerable if a global pandemic breaks out, Wired reported.
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Number of reviews: 73What it's about: The low-budget zombie comedy follows an apocalypse that breaks out as a director is filming his own zombie movie.
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The other area that Alphabet breaks out in its earnings are its flashy "Other Bets," like self-driving car unit Waymo and its health division Verily.
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And if one of these times Syria or Hezbollah hits back and kills some Israelis and another war breaks out — well, the next war's inevitable anyway.
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For instance, quarantine plays a big role in my novel; the virus breaks out during the hajj, and Mecca, with three million pilgrims, is sealed off.
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But at Amari's coronation, a battle breaks out when Amari's mother, Queen Nehanda, who was presumed to be dead, seizes the throne in a surprise attack.
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Blanca (MJ Rodriguez) plays Elektra's HIV-positive "child" who breaks out to form her own house, and goes head-to-head with Elektra on the ball floor.
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He's then locked away in a mental institution and breaks out 15 years later in an attempt to reconnect with his younger sister, who's now a teenager.
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If the Fed keeps on tightening, or if inflation breaks out and bondholders take fright, this latest and perhaps greatest of bubbles will also come to burst.
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"If a conflict breaks out in the region, no country would be able to manage its scope and timing," Major General Gholamali Rashid said, according to Fars.
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As her body tumbles down, the media outside catches it all live on camera, and things quickly escalateOn top of the media circus, a protest breaks out.
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For another, if war breaks out on the Korean Peninsula and the North Korean government collapses, refugees may try to flood over the country's border with China.
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When the building's power starts to fail, and the cliques on various floors ossify into gangs, open warfare abruptly breaks out, and Laing has to choose sides.
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"Well you can't just tease it!" he says, prompting the band to play an impromptu version while the crowd breaks out into the universal language of skanking.
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The economists added that, if a civil unrest breaks out, the country's key tourism sector — which generates 18 percent of gross domestic product — could be severely hit.
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Five other fields will be also affected if a strike breaks out, but it was not immediately clear if this would affect output, the NOG spokesman said.
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At one point, a fight breaks out between the girls and crew member trying to break them up appears to be burning sage to cleanse the room.
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I hate to spoil the next two years of her residency, but an hour and a half into the show, Gaga breaks out of the Enigma simulation.
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Still, it remains a moment very much out of the ordinary when Cespedes breaks out in song — country music songs, mind you — on team buses and planes.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNXXXTentacion: Riot Breaks Out At MemorialAriana Grande & Pete Davidson: $16 Mil CondoTravis Barker: Terrifying Health Scare Waffle House Hero: I Want A White House Invite!
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Hunt even breaks out a falsetto on several tracks, which serves as a wildly unexpected but certainly welcome contrast to his usual inhuman howling and guttural roars.
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So, when a "lock her up!" chant breaks out, Sessions kind of, sort of joins in -- because he knows it's the sort of thing Trump would like.
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Pew Research Center, a think tank based in the United States, conducts regular global attitude surveys and breaks out data to write reports that spotlight certain countries.
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In the play, an intriguing 1960s-era generational divide between Memphis Lee, who runs a diner, and Sterling, an aimless young man, breaks out in the open.
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It goes through modulation after modulation, and it gets more and more dark and dramatic, until it finally breaks out and comes straight back to E flat.
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When a Deadite plague breaks out, a reluctant Ash with the help of Pablo Simon Bolivar and Kelly Maxwell try to end Evil once and for all.
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This documentary also watches as Bennett breaks out as a singer-songwriter under the guidance of Joe Stevens, a musician and transgender man who becomes his mentor.
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Defense Ministry spokesman Wu Qian made the comments at a monthly briefing in Beijing when asked what preparations China was making in case a war breaks out.
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Particularly dark and funny moments come when Hobart's character breaks out into song for plot-driven purposes, singing selections from Joni Mitchell and Billy Joel, among others.
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Despite the violence of the opening scene of "Bel Canto," and the mayhem that breaks out at the end, the work is strangely lacking in dramatic tension.
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It would be possible, in theory, for North Korea to load up a couple rockets in advance and launch them as soon as the fighting breaks out.
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But analysts say scrapping the pact could cause more acute problems if a crisis breaks out and the two countries lack a foundation of swift sharing of information.
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A day earlier, bolstering his rhetoric amid worsening tensions with Tehran, the President said he didn't need an "exit strategy" in the event that any conflict breaks out.
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If Clinton breaks out a delegate lead with big wins in the South, Sanders will find it very challenging to find places where he can make a comeback.
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And ports on Yemen's shore might become alternative hubs to Jebel Ali, shortening journeys and avoiding the narrow Strait of Hormuz—especially if war breaks out with Iran.
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Facebook's business is expanding in every direction, but it breaks out very little of that, keeping investors and the public in the dark about its newer revenue streams.
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Traders expect to see some consolidation round this level before the market again breaks out in a new rally and moves towards the long-term target near 20,3473.
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FIRE TEAMS ARE WORKING TO EXTINGUISH THE FIRE, CONDUCTING PERSONNEL ACCOUNTING RELATED STORY: Fire breaks out at Exxon Baytown Texas complex - sources (Reporting By Nallur Sethuraman in Bengaluru)
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After the duo breaks out of prison and returns to Firefist's school, we learn in a quick throwaway line that Juggs is the brother of Professor Charles Xavier.
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Apple, which reports fiscal fourth-quarter financials on Thursday, typically breaks out revenue by region, but for the number of devices sold, it provides only a global figure.
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Public health officials who have been battling the virus in Congo say the rumors and fearmongering have become a regular occurrence any time a new disease breaks out.
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States of emergency were declared this week in Virginia that enable law enforcement to access state resources, including the National Guard, if unrest breaks out at anniversary rallies.
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Heightened risk is not a certainty that nuclear conflict breaks out, but the web is tangled enough that a spark of conflict could have wide-ranging global consequences.
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The acting director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau says until the agency breaks out of Senator Elizabeth Warren's shadow, it cannot operate as a "gold-standard" regulator.
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And the human suffering can be magnified when civil society collapses and anarchy breaks out for an extended period after a storm, as happened after Typhoon Haiyan struck.
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The camera goes and hides as complete chaos breaks out, but then the cameraman comes up very bravely and just films everything — the aftermath, the car speeding off.
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Sometimes, they said, they sit and talk about how they will "take" the nearby Venezuelan border state if fighting breaks out, even though they lack weapons and money.
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Now, some senior American officials say, the subject can no longer be avoided, because if a conflict breaks out, there will be no time to discuss it later.
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Alphabet also breaks out the revenues and losses for its longer-term "Other Bets," like healthcare company Verily, internet service provider Fiber, and self-driving car company Waymo.
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Read more ReadCalifornia Is Blaming Prison Reform for Incarcerated Fire Fighting Labor ShortageEvery time a dangerous wildfire breaks out somewhere in California, fire crews race to battle it.
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"Morning, love," he breaks out into an enormous smile, flicks the cigarette into a nearby bin, and strolls through the huge plastic curtains back into the delivery area.
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Questions over whether they are arrogant may still linger, particularly if joint-leading tournament scorer Alex Morgan breaks out another cheeky goal celebration as she did against England.
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Directed by The Princess Bride's Rob Reiner, Being Charlie follows Charlie, a privileged and reckless 18-year-old with an addiction problem who breaks out of a rehab center.
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As Keith points out, the movie plays a little like a variation on Carrie; Taylor even breaks out a Brian De Palma-style split-diopter shot at one point.
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Apple is also sorting out new Create, Work, Play, and Develop categories showcasing featured applications under those headings (similar to how iOS breaks out Games into its own section).
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For instance, Form W-2 breaks out the amount your spouse earns, how much he or she saves in a workplace retirement plan, and the amount withheld in taxes.
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In Season 16, models will range from size 0 to 22 as the show "breaks out the conventional modeling mold and celebrates body diversity," Lifetime said in a release.
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Related: [NSFW] BDSM Photography Breaks Out of the Bedroom Sasha Velour's Fashion Designer Dishes on Her Daring 'Drag Race' Looks Powerful Paintings Depict the Trauma of the AIDS Crisis
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A turf war breaks out when Sean decides to go out on his own, but he soon discovers he can't use the name that has made him a sensation.
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It's a flimsy metaphor, but it underlines the outsized role the court plays in adjudicating and parceling out blame and punishment so such a war never breaks out again.
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As tech breaks out and reshapes so many aspects of business and society, will breakthrough innovation deliver value to everyone on the planet, regardless of geography, background or culture?
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Videos show the rap stars swinging punches at each other before others join in and a full-blown brawl breaks out in the lounge and a duty-free shop.
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More from the Financial Times:The internet of things: industry's digital revolutionBrexit set to blow hole in common EU budget, Brussels warnsCabinet tension on Brexit breaks out into the open
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When the ghost comes with them into the internment camps after war with Japan breaks out, the violence she brings only increases the tension and misery of their imprisonment.
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The animated series THE CLONE WARS is also on Netflix, and follows the adventures of young Anakin Skywalker, Count Dooku and Yoda as war breaks out across the galaxy.
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Introduced in a displacement camp, Hakiza Nyantaba, a tailor, notes that when a war breaks out, he never forgets his sewing machine, his ticket to providing for his children.
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As a new study from the UK Parliamentary Environment Audit Committee concludes, fruit and vegetable imports to countries like Britain might be cut short if a crisis breaks out.
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To his credit, Romney knew this would come: Like Kirk Douglas's cowboy in "Lonely Are the Brave," nobody breaks out of prison, physical or ideological, without expecting a posse.
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There's also a subplot that goes nowhere involving an old bully who breaks out of a mental asylum just to threaten the Losers a little more, at Pennywise's behest.
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For space to remain a venue of peaceful exploration and commercial development, it will need a Space Force to make sure that war in the heavens never breaks out.
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Although Alzheimer's disease has robbed country music icon Glen Campbell of his ability to play guitar, his wife Kim says he still sings and occasionally breaks out the air guitar.
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A group of passengers are trapped on a high-speed train, fighting to survive after a zombie virus breaks out in South Korea and inevitably seeps into the train's carriages.
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" It's a reggae-tinged pop song that only breaks out of its mellow when Shaggy sings, straightforwardly, in the first verse, "This is more to me than just gettin' it.
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When it was put to Salih that he might have to pick a side if war breaks out, Salih said Iraq couldn't afford to choose between the U.S. and Iran.
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If a conflict breaks out over Taiwan or the South China Sea, the PLA will want to disrupt communication, transportation, intelligence, and reconnaissance systems, so hackers have mapped these networks.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNGunshots Breaks Out at a T.I. ConcertJustin Bieber Has an Awesome New Lake HouseKim & Kanye Want Retribution Against an Ex-BodyguardPink's Crazy Malibu Mansion is Quite the Bargain
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If crisis breaks out, Russia is most likely to attack the Baltic states first, but a conflict between Russia and NATO would involve attacks on Western Europe, says the report.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at Thursday's episode of Pauly "DJ Pauly D" DelVecchio and Vinny Guadagnino's new dating show, a shocking screaming match breaks out between Nikki and Suzi.
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While Google's advertising business still pumps out the profits, Alphabet also breaks out the revenues and losses for its "Other Bets," like healthcare company Verily and internet service provider Fiber.
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If a trade war breaks out, companies like Apple and Walmart will be caught in the crossfire, but Apple has the most to lose, CNBC's Jim Cramer argued on Friday.
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Possessor of a luminous, slow-spreading smile that Jack seems to ignite, Harriet breaks out a warm six-pack, and they settle down to a game of Truth or Dare.
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The problem is that regulation alone will not change the bad behavior that occasionally breaks out into the open on Wall Street and often leads to disasters on Main Street.
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Soon, a spontaneous conga line breaks out, and as a crowd starts to gather in front of the stage, it's time for me to get up from my seat too.
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Streisand dramatically breaks out into song at major plot points—in the first song, "Where Is It Written," she sings about having grand dreams she should be able to pursue.
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Here, over slow, groaning production by the Haxan Cloak, he sings high, tender and insistent, then breaks out into ecstatic harmonies à la Jodeci that resolve into church solemnity. J.C.
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Still, Mr. Blanchette added, having more allies in crucial positions could leave Mr. Xi vulnerable to criticism if the Chinese economy underperforms or if a foreign policy crisis breaks out.
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"The Lebanese institutions, its infrastructure, airport, power stations, traffic junctions, Lebanese army bases - they should all be legitimate targets if a war breaks out," he told Haaretz newspaper this month.
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Rogan's show is one of the longest on the platform, often going beyond three hours, and like H3, he operates a secondary channel that breaks out clips from each episode.
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He has argued that the Fed does not need to raise rates until the U.S. economy breaks out of its pattern of low inflation and about 2 percent annual growth.
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DACA plaintiffs appear at the Supreme Court, impeachment hearings begin in Washington, Mercury transits the sun, maintaining and animatronic dinosaur in China, a fracas breaks out during an NFL game.
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The list breaks out overseas holdings versus cash in the U.S. — seen as important in light of the tax overhaul giving U.S. companies cheaper access to their overseas cash piles.
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Carter breaks out his birthday suit for the clip, donning black and gold body makeup while getting up-close-and-personal with a love interest in a transparent metallic body suit.
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"Help did not arrive fast enough, and if you don't stop a forest fire so large as soon as it breaks out, it's very hard to put it out," he said.
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A Russian anarchist argues with an old Orthodox priest about the decadence of Czarist society, while the working-class French railroad workers argue about what they'll do if war breaks out.
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Apparently Hades wants Zelena's baby, but that doesn't end up happening because David breaks out of jail — perhaps with some help from Hook — and ends up pushing James into the river.
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A burger reshaped into a bulky, flat-faced pyramid gleams with sesame seeds, while a brioche loaf breaks out of the icebox in the hyperrealistic photography by creative firm, Mathery Stud.
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While Kenny Golladay is in a position to put up huge fantasy numbers, don't be surprised if Jones finds the end zone or breaks out a big play in this one.
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The witnesses to a drug-related slaughter are young best friends, Philip (Tyler Young) and Lukas (James Paxton), who realize that they're more than friends just before the gunfire breaks out.
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A full-on firefight breaks out once the Hilltop folks pledge their allegiance to Maggie over the craven Gregory, and everyone reaffirms that the time for diplomacy has long since passed.
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Pachter argues that Amazon&aposs advertising business, which the company breaks out separately from its third-party services in its financial results, ought to be considered a seller service as well.
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"North Korea has to take such an extreme step because their medical infrastructure is so bad that if an epidemic breaks out, it could run out of control," Mr. Kim said.
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Delta, for its part, now even breaks out its premium-class sales, as the front of the plane becomes a bigger and bigger source of revenue for the Atlanta-based airline.
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"He has the temperament of an unstable nightclub bouncer, jeers at violence when it breaks out at his rallies and wears his distain for women and minorities with pride," Rowling said.
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Each quarter, Facebook also breaks out how much of its revenue comes from advertising versus "other," and each quarter, advertising typically accounts for more than 98% of revenue, if not more.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — Unlike many of his peers in Kibera, Kenya's largest slum, 19-year-old Collins Otieno will stay at home if post-election violence breaks out in the coming weeks.
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"If a conflict breaks out in the region, no country would be able to manage its scope and timing," Major General Gholamali Rashid said, according to the semi-official Fars news agency.
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But she's also eager to get back to writing the sequel to "The Life of Elves," which will bring together her two heroines, Maria and Clara, as a cosmic war breaks out.
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Laser fire breaks out in a children's hospital as a valiant group of young rebel fighters attempt to break through stormtrooper ranks to deliver a toy R2-D2 to a sick child.
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When a fight breaks out in the physical world, it will spill over into the digital one, where the outrage and toxicity will amplify, before spilling right back into the physical world.
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Well, it's considered more of a sensitivity than an allergic reaction (we'll get to that soon) but it is true that every summer my skin breaks out in tiny, horrible, itchy bumps.
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When war breaks out between the Federation and Klingons, she's assigned to serve on the USS Discovery, where she's tasked with helping the ship and crew bring the war to a conclusion.
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President Trump confidently said Monday that if he ever finds himself on school grounds when a shooting breaks out, he would run into the building — even if he didn't have a gun.
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To this day, Nest represents the only profitable aspect of Alphabet's "Other Bets" category that it breaks out in quarterly earnings, though Alphabet has never disclosed exactly how much revenue Nest drives.
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At the climax of Moonraker, the eleventh film in the James Bond franchise and the fourth to star Sir Roger Moore as 007, an infamous laser fight breaks out in outer space.
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"Ever since 2008, every day a new story breaks out where a bank broke consumers' trust," said Levchin, who also serves as an advisory board member of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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The South Koreans know that if a conflict breaks out, the North will lose — but only after Seoul, just 35 miles or so from the North Korean border, is a smoking ruin.
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It's not quite as extreme as the current NBA playoffs, where a basketball game occasionally breaks out in moments of respite between commercials, but it's getting worse as Dota grows more popular.
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He breaks out his full actor's arsenal of ticks and affectations, playing some personalities with a twitchy humour and others with a blank creepiness that produces laughs and tension in equal measure.
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"If big fire breaks out, can the Bank of England and European Central Bank really put it out?" said one executive at one of the top banks, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Knowing what to do and what not to do if a fire breaks out or if you are in a burning building can save your life and possibly the lives of others.
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It is recommended by Bustle and Total Beauty, and gets an average 4.4 out of 5 from over 300 Ulta reviewers who love how it moisturizes your skin without causing breaks out.
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At Arcade, which opened in 1919 as one of the city's first cafes, a dance routine breaks out, and everyone, from the staff to the patrons to Mr. Blacc, is swept along.
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In "Escape From Aleppo," a middle-grade novel by N. H. Senzai, a Syrian girl named Nadia flees her country for Turkey after civil war breaks out after the failed democratic uprising.
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His wife and two young children face peril when a fire breaks out at the Pearl, the titular structure where he lives and works as a security expert, and they're trapped inside.
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Booker, the black candidate who has spent the most time in the state, moves from 230 to 241 percent, making it harder and harder to imagine the scenario where he breaks out.
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"We're proceeding full speed ahead," said Oleg Satanovsky, a BMW spokesman, despite the automaker having previously warned that it might cut back on the project if a global trade war breaks out.
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This is what our world could look like just a few months to years after a regional nuclear war breaks out on the Korean Peninsula and spreads to include China and possibly Russia.
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In a terrific, nerve-rattling set piece, it breaks out of its hermetically-sealed fish tank and grows into a slimy space-squid which gobbles up anyone it can get its tentacles on.
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The new segment structure keeps client computing but also breaks out results for Intel's "Internet of Things" group, the "new technology" group which includes drones and wearables, as well as Intel's security group.
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They found that before the flight, Scott and Mark Kelly had similar levels of a form of damage where the DNA breaks out of a chromosome, flips around, and gets stuck back in.
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Beirut: War Breaks Out While filming a 2006 episode of No Reservations in the first of his two visits to the Lebanon city, Israeli forces launched an airstrike, dropping rockets on Beirut's airport.
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And whenever any stock gets stuck in a range for a while, once it finally breaks out of that range, it usually sees a powerful move," he said Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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LF Kyle Schwarber was in the lineup Saturday against Dodgers right-hander Brandon McCarthy, but manager Joe Maddon said he will platoon Schwarber indefinitely until he breaks out of a season-long slump.
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The company that breaks out with 275 or 100 people, the problem usually is that the people who run that company with 100 people aren't equipped to run it as it hits 1,000.
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Domi breaks out with hat trick in Coyotes OT win PHOENIX — Arizona left winger Max Domi broke a five-week goal-less streak with a burst Tuesday, scoring his first career hat trick.
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The Swedish government will distribute leaflets to the country's 4.7 million households later this year explaining what to do if war breaks out with Russia, the Civil Contingencies Agency in Stockholm said Thursday.
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When it's quiet, he breaks out his repertoire of magic tricks, which in the days before the fire marshal stepped in included "breathing fire" by blowing a mouthful of spirits past a flame.
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"If the trade war breaks out, it will easily bring changes to the exchange rate, and it is likely to challenge the consensus reached in the past to prevent competitive devaluation," Zhou said.
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At that point in a debt binge, history shows, a financial crisis of some kind usually breaks out, even in countries like China, where the debt is funded internally and not by foreigners.
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And whenever a group breaks out or changes a trend early in the new year the institutional investors tend to pile into it for performance reasons," Maley said Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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Qassem Suleimani — a move that many experts are calling an "act of war," and one that dramatically increases the chances that outright conflict between Iran and the United States breaks out this year.
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The sooner we recognize that corruption and insecurity go hand in hand, the more effective we will be both at ending conflict and stopping it before violence breaks out in the first place.
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Still, rekindling negotiations could make it hard for China to play off the United States against its allies by promising to shift business from one to another if a trade war breaks out.
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What was really fascinating is when the eventual combat breaks out, a glitch keeps cutting away to the battle at the NPC camp when the "allied turn" comes around in the turn order.
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Such a system not only could help defend the American homeland against a nuclear attack but also would close space off to the launching of more antisatellite weapons once a conflict breaks out.
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He hulks up and becomes Super Saru, then breaks out of his chains to save a suddenly imperiled Siranna; meanwhile, the entirety of the Kelpien race goes through vahar'ai to lose their fears.
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When older Poles are leading the party, it's only a matter of time before everyone breaks out singing "Sto lat," a traditional song proposing that the participants live to be 100 years old.
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If the toilet overflows or a fight breaks out between patrons on the weekend, will we be left to improvise because we've been left out of discussions about how to handle such matters?
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Apple no longer breaks out detailed numbers on iPhone shipments in its quarterly results, meaning that surveys and channel checks by the likes of IDC are often the clearest indicator of shifts in sales.
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In David Gordon Green's new film, Jamie Lee Curtis' original scream queen has become a mother and a grandmother — and when Michael breaks out of prison and returns to Haddonfield, she's waiting for him.
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They're completely prepared to handle disasters, but when war breaks out on Earth, the international crew finds their loyalties tested as they figure out what happened back at home, and how to move forward.
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Some of Nvidia's strongest growth came from its data center division, which the company breaks out — and nearly tripled year-over-year in the second quarter compared to the same quarter the year before.
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That problem is never more evident then when you encounter a book that breaks out of that mold and becomes an enjoyable experience not only for what it is, but for what it's not.
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Though a ceasefire agreement was signed last year, fighting still breaks out sporadically, as shown in VICE's magazine story on the foreign right-wing nationalists who have come here for a taste of war.
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If the $239 stock of Allergan breaks out to the upside, a result Lang finds more likely than the opposite, and climbs to over $240, Lang believes it could sail to $250 and beyond.
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Feeling pride as spontaneous applause breaks out in airports as soldiers return home, or the patriotism that comes from the recognition of soldiers at sporting events and veteran parades is something we experience regularly.
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This episode sees Pornstache Mendez at his most sociopathic yet, provides the first traumatizing look at solitary confinement as war breaks out between Piper and Pennsatucky, and fleshes out Alex's drug trafficking origin story.
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Then a preexisting squabble between two of those helpers breaks out into violence, and soon, everyone in the cast is hunkered down behind one crumbling support beam or another, wildly shooting at everyone else.
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Like previous rotations, this ABCT is taking a new route to its operating areas, underscoring the Army's ongoing efforts to make sure it can get to a fight in Europe if one breaks out.
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Roy says that many Chennai inhabitants have stocked up on food and drink before shops shut and authorities have drafted in thousands of security forces to protect the city if mass hysteria breaks out.
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The kingdom in "Kingdom" is already plagued by corruption and starvation when a mysterious virus breaks out among the populace, turning those affected into dead-eyed, flesh-hungry immortal beings — including the king himself.
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It's done for her or requires her reluctant participation, from the ruse at work to her great big secret, to the dance party that breaks out in Remini's kitchen on Maya's way to work.
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At this point a staff member breaks out sobbing, and a Secret Service agent closes his eyes, presumably imagining the family that will be incinerated separately from but at the same moment as him.
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My husband baked a tomato tart and began taking breaks out on the deck, in the chair next to the more fruitful of the two strawberry plants, plucking berries to eat while he read.
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PABRADE, Lithuania — If a shooting war ever breaks out between Russia and the NATO alliance, it could well be in a place like Pabrade, a little town near the edge of a little nation.
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"We are in a position to counter an economic crisis with many, many billions of euros if one actually breaks out in Germany and Europe," Olaf Scholz, Germany's finance minister, told lawmakers on Tuesday.
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"This is our only chance that we'll ever have, in our opinion, because of the world and the way it breaks out, to get great border security," Trump said Friday at the White House.
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I happen to find it charming that Marco Rubio gets nervous on the big occasions — that he grabs for the bottle of water, breaks out in a sweat and went robotic in the last debate.
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"We're going to have to have some humility in recognizing that we don't have the option of simply invading every country where disorder breaks out," he said in a 2015 interview with Vox's Matt Yglesias.
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"Best button presser ever," Hilaria captioned an Instagram video of her daughter lighting the humongous Norway Spruce as dad Alec, 58, holds her proudly and a gospel choir breaks out into song behind the twosome.
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All too often, the news lives on the extremes of the human experience — there's a reason we cover a conflict halfway around the world when war breaks out, then forget about it when peace comes.
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Currency managers are keen to see whether diplomacy breaks out or disagreements deepen between the U.S. and others in the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement on imposing tariffs on steel and aluminium imports.
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Conflict breaks out again in just 0003% of cases where peace deals contain provisions for participation in elections, compared with 2000% where there are none, according to Aila Matanock of the University of Berkeley, California.
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But if full blown war breaks out directly between the two countries, it's hard to see the U.S. being able to sit it out without at least some form increased weapons support and other aid.
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The declarations enable law enforcement to access state resources, including the National Guard, if unrest breaks out at events in and around Charlottesville and outside Washington, where a "Unite the Right 2" rally is scheduled.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un started 2018 much the same way he ended 2017: with harsh threats to use a literal "nuclear button" on his desk to hit the US if war breaks out.
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Trump's move to end the TPS programs, which allow certain immigrants to live in the US after a natural disaster strikes or war breaks out back home, is now tied up in a court challenge.
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Just as you're beginning to suspect the show is going to be nothing but an extended comical riff on 1950s repressiveness, discord breaks out in the group, and suddenly the friends are friends no more.
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But the lump continued to grow until it was the size of a tennis ball, and Ravon said it can sometimes be painful because it rubs against his leg and breaks out into a rash.
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I called up Beschloss to find out what he's learned about the way America's presidents go to war and what that tells us about how Trump might do it if a major fight breaks out.
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Everyone even breaks out into smiles at the end as longtime Green collaborator Jack Dishel snags a selfie with Culkin's Kurt Cobain-Christ and the pop culture lestai hanging next to him on identical cardboard crosses.
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Related: Violence Breaks Out After Trump Rally in Chicago Is Postponed Over Protests "The Chicago Police Department had no role," John Escalante, the department's interim superintendent, said a press conference on Friday, according to CBS News.
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He did note that while Disney looks good for the long term, the swift surge might signal "a little bit of a breather" on a near-term basis before it breaks out to a new high.
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The song never breaks out into the full roar Portrayal of Guilt is capable of, but instead produces a dark and brooding rumble, as guttural growls overlap with monotone chants before ending abruptly in pure calamity.
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Video: Queen Elizabeth's speech Israel would go 'all-out' if war breaks out again with Lebanon, the chief of the Israeli Air Force said, sending a firm warning a decade after their last conflict with Hezbollah.
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If a trade war breaks out, it would have major consequences for global GDP growth, but Olam's business model has placed the company in a stable position, the CEO of the global agri-business told CNBC.
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"Trump spouted rubbish that if a war breaks out, it would be on the Korean Peninsula, and if thousands of people die, they would be only Koreans and Americans may sleep a sound sleep," KCNA wrote.
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If the world economy goes into recession, a new financial crisis breaks out, a trade or currency war emerges or our countries face some other threat, this structure still can provide a framework for achieving solutions.
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And iPhone sales in China, a huge and growing market for Apple, will be at risk if a full-blown trade war with the United States breaks out and Chinese consumers pull back as a result.
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This way, instead of predicting what the next epidemic will be, we will be ready for whichever one actually breaks out and can then move to late stage clinical studies and quickly get a product approved.
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Conversations — To go along with the bubbles there is a new conversations section of the notification shade that breaks out new messages into their own area ahead of all your emails, Instagram likes, and app updates.
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"Collins says the stock could get a bit of boost if it breaks out above the ceiling of resistance at $82.50, ... but he doesn't like the risk-reward at the moment," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Related: Violence Breaks Out After Trump Rally in Chicago Is Postponed Over Protests Meanwhile, inside the southern California event, the Republican presidential front-runner vowed to his supporters to get tough on illegal immigration if elected.
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And I will quote our friend Charles Krauthammer when asked about the Middle East peace not process he would always sat the same thing or a version of it, which is wake me when peace breaks out.
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The priest (a painfully charming Andrew Scott), who's been recently ordained, breaks out whiskey in lieu of tea after mass and swears like a sailor, but has nonetheless fully placed his faith in an all-powerful God.
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But Megan, one of the themes that we've been exploring this week is not just about what happens when something goes wrong, like when a virus breaks out or when a hugely symbolic democratic election process fails.
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But while the report breaks out the policies involved in human flags, it doesn't give the same detail if the content was flagged by the automated systems responsible for the bulk of the content removal on YouTube.
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It's a full hour before Ferrell arrives to goose the tempo, when Mugatu breaks out of fashion prison and tastes liberty by tossing a steaming latte in the face of his fawning assistant, Todd (Nathan Lee Graham).
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The conscious decision to hold a fan-friendly, made-for-television spectacle during which a swim meet breaks out has reached full bloom this year, with the women's events averaging 130 entries and the men's events 124.
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If they tell me that the echo of gun battles has become a distant memory, as peace finally breaks out, that would be a triumph to rival all the stunning feats I've witnessed during the Rio Olympics.
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"Then, when war breaks out, Japan and the U.S. can easily target their guided missiles, and China will have been destroyed by the invasion of a Japanese-American game," said a social media post circulated on Weibo.
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The declarations enable law enforcement to access state resources, including the National Guard, if unrest breaks out at events in and around Charlottesville and outside Washington, where a "Unite the Right 2" rally is set to occur.
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If a nuclear war ever breaks out, U.S. Strategic Command is the agency that will deliver America's nuclear response, potentially sending the planet into a tailspin of nuclear holocaust that destroys all life as we know it.
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Amazon breaks out that sector from the rest of its business, and it makes for impressive reading: Operating income as a percentage of sales for Amazon's retail business was 3 percent; for AWS it was 24 percent.
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Given that Seoul is likely to be North Korea's first target if war breaks out and is sitting within range of about 21,500 pieces of North Korean artillery, that might have been a polite thing to do.
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In a battle sequence depicting General McMahon's plan to retake the Helmand Province, Mr. Stanfield's character breaks out of a pinned-down situation and comes upon a scene that encapsulates the absurd tragedy of the Marines' endeavor.
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Related: Violence Breaks Out After Trump Rally in Chicago Is Postponed Over Protests Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump is widely expected to win the California primary on June 2000, the last contest of the 229 primary campaign.
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Because of all the great TV out there, networks are under immense pressure to produce high-quality television that breaks out of the pack and appeals to the masses and advertisers — something that is easier said than done.
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A member of Haiti's National Palace band shelters under a truck as a riot breaks out during the commemoration of the 212th anniversary of the murder of Jean Jacques Dessalins, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on Oct. 17.
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Wesley Lowery Having covered this story over and over and over again – a police shooting, a protest breaks out, we're thrust into a national conversation, and then we all kind of stop talking about it and move on.
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As Ebola breaks out again in Africa and officials warn about the risk of Zika in the U.S. this summer, we asked four researchers what our top priority should be if we want to survive the next pandemic.
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"Once war breaks out, we should also consider setting up an international refugee camp in North Korean territory to prevent the influx of North Korean refugees," said Wang in an op-ed in the state-owned Global Times.
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The idea is that by launching Inspire now, as school breaks out for the summer — and specifically at the ISTE educators' conference in Denver — the program will grow its ranks, and content trove, by autumn when school resumes.
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If a strike breaks out, it is expected to idle aluminium smelters, fertilizer plants, ship yards and chemical factories, although the output of oil and gas from western Europe's largest producer will initially be spared, unions have said.
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Holland is still channeling Peter's personality when Spider-Man first appears, but once the action breaks out, Peter's apprehension gives way to determination to prove that Spider-Man has what it takes to fight alongside these heavy hitters.
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He has taken the pandemic as the impetus to restore to primacy a vaunted British thinker from the last century — the economist John Maynard Keynes, who argued that government spending was the curative when economic trouble breaks out.
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Creatures such as bears, cats, and raccoons dance on screen, forming kaleidoscopic patterns until violent fighting breaks out, with plenty of beheadings and bludgeoning; chaos ensues — and then comes a burst of cherry blossoms to end it all.
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The confirmation on whether the bull market is still alive will come if the benchmark breaks out over the key resistance parameter — 2,713, which is about 70 points above the trading level Tuesday, according to J.P Morgan's Jason Hunter.
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But given that this was certainly the last episode before the full-on war with the White Walkers breaks out, it's unlikely that the show is going to revisit the story enough to pick apart the details anytime soon.
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The figures will come as a relief for policymakers and economists alike, who are mostly confident that this is the year the economy finally breaks out from the three years of sluggish growth that followed the 2015-16 recession.
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So, now seeing, you know, the other side of what can happen when something like this breaks out, and the devastation, seeing it, you know, face-to-face and going through that memorial, which I would recommend everybody does.
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But before anyone breaks out the champagne, even a victory in Mosul will not solve what ails much of the Middle East, because ISIS is not the fundamental problem; it is instead a symptom of larger, more intractable, problems.
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The movie, having accrued a lot of tension building up to this moment with some meticulous recreation of the timeline of the real night, here breaks out into a full-blown cartoon, with ridiculous injury inflicted upon the intruders.
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One friend, who recently bought a house in New York State with a stream in her backyard and would like to have a baby, doesn't know if she should try to get pregnant if Zika breaks out farther north.
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Later, when the T. rex inevitably breaks out of her paddock, this speed limit is put to the test as the intimidating predator bears down on a Jeep in one of the most iconic chase scenes in film history.
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Swarms of locusts invade Kenya, a bench-clearing breaks out between Kansas college basketball teams, the Senate impeachment trial of President Trump begins, exes Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston share a moment backstage at the Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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Anyone who was spending a lot of time on the Internet knew that many parts of it felt more like a dingy flea market, or like a parking lot outside a bar the moment before a fight breaks out.
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And after a fight breaks out as expected and a triumphant Sabina subdues her mark and whips off her wig, she reveals hair that is much too short to flip instead of doing the classic Charlie's Angels hair toss.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Long within reach of most conventional North Korean artillery and missiles, South Korea and Japan are far from prepared if an all-out military conflict breaks out as tensions escalate over Pyongyang's rapidly advancing nuclear weapons program.
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But if these become more than apple-polishing gestures and a genuine race to invest and hire domestically breaks out, it could well be good for workers and the domestic economy and not great for corporate profit margins and shareholder returns.
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HALEY EVACUATED FROM SOUTH SUDAN CAMP AFTER PROTEST VIOLENCE BREAKS OUT "What we thought we were investing in was a free, fair society where people could be safe and South Sudan is the opposite of that," she said at that time.
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On Actual Existence, RLYR's second release, de Brauw's signature guitar-work is accompanied by a few new tricks—the four-song album quickly breaks out into a blast-beat pace and ends in a long stretch of all-consuming distortion.
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But as Miranda points out, their experiment "went awry" (to say the least): Carrie has a panic attack and breaks out into a rash when Miranda can't unbutton the thousands of buttons holding up Carrie's cream-puff-type gown quickly enough.
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The "least interacted with" tab shows what accounts a user has interact with the least in the past 90 days, while the "most shown in feed" tab breaks out which accounts a user has been shown the most by Instagram's algorithm.
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The 1955 film — produced by famed low-budget Hollywood maven Roger Corman — was about a criminal who breaks out of prison and has to drive really fast to stay ahead of the law with a beautiful woman at his side.
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" And when he breaks out that "sell in May" period that begins after the first 100 days of presidents' terms, he found that, indeed, 80 percent "of the observations for Republican president shows a decline in that six-month period.
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Trump has also "spouted rubbish that if a war breaks out, it would be on the Korean peninsula, and if thousands of people die, they would be only Koreans and Americans may sleep a sound sleep," the KCNA publication said.
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That DoorDash spokesperson sent me the following statement: We built DoorDash around the principles of transparency, choice, and value and we have recently been testing a change to the DoorDash check-out flow that breaks out restaurant service fees separately.
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If the economy keeps chugging along, if peace breaks out on the Korean peninsula and Trump is legitimately seen as having helped broker it, if the Mueller investigation somehow clears him of wrongdoing, the Republicans' position will be strengthened considerably.
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This life insurance calculator from Simply Insurance is the one I like the most since it breaks out all your potential costs for the future, including college tuition, funeral expenses, income replacement, inflation, and other factors you may not even consider.
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The group of people then breaks out singing "All I ask is that you let me feel my way" sung to the same tune as "Have It Your Way," a song that burger fans might recognize from 1970s Burger King commercials.
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"There is a danger that a war breaks out, hurting the whole world ... Both parties, the American and the Iranian, are aware of the danger," the tweet cited the Omani minister as saying in an interview with an Arabic publication.
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Bullard's comments are largely in line with those he has been making for over a year, arguing that the Fed does not need to raise rates until the U.S. economy breaks out of its pattern of about 2 percent annual growth.
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Meanwhile, as all hell breaks out all around him, Nick Nack calmly sips on a drink and repeats the lame catchphrase, "What it doin' baby?" while his buddy dances in the background to the sound of smashing plates and desperate screams.
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" The Russian astronaut Yuri Artyushkin put it this way: "It isn't important in which sea or lake you observe a slick of pollution or in the forests of which country a fire breaks out, or on which continent a hurricane arises.
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In place of a startling moment of film in "La Jetée" when Marker breaks out of stop-time and a woman blinks, Ms. Opie injects midway through her movie, which is otherwise silent, the loud rasp of a struck match.
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This note of falseness also affects traditionally paced thrillers like Outbreak (1995), about the spread of an Ebola-like virus, and the 2013 South Korean movie Flu, about an illness that breaks out in the city of Bungdam, near Seoul.
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When a nationalist protest breaks out near one refugee camp, you are bluntly reminded that behind the accounts of the migration crisis are concrete, real-world choices that those of us with homes make each day about the lives of others.
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Iowa Democrats say there is no true favorite and that unless someone unexpectedly breaks out in the final stretch run, they're bracing for a candidate pile-up near the top, with no one receiving a clear plurality of the vote.
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Iowa Democrats say there is no true favorite and that unless someone unexpectedly breaks out in the final stretch run, they're bracing for a candidate pile up near the top, with no one receiving a clear plurality of the vote.
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Experts also say that European nations worry greatly about millions of refugees streaming into the continent if a war with Iran breaks out, which would put immense pressure on governments already dealing with the fallout of the Syrian refugee crisis.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan is studying plans to cope with an influx of perhaps tens of thousands of North Korean evacuees if a military or other crisis breaks out on the peninsula, including ways to weed out spies and terrorists, a domestic newspaper said.
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Violence Breaks Out After Trump Rally in Chicago Is Postponed Over Protests Cruz has jumped on the violence at Trump's events to highlight the difference between their two campaigns as he works to upset Trump as the frontrunner for the party's nomination.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 66%Synopsis: In another dystopian young adult turn, the actress starred in "How I Live Now," which follows an American teen (Ronan) who moves in with her English relatives and finds love as a war breaks out around them.
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That piece of fiery symbolism came back in "The Word," when an actual, massive fire breaks out on the Waterfords' block, creating a diversion for June's escape with Holly (whom she inexplicably decides to rename Nicole, which is the baby's Gilead abduction name).
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Related: Violence Breaks Out After Trump Rally in Chicago Is Postponed Over Protests Donald Trump has blamed "thugs" and supporters of "our communist friend," Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders, for the protests that forced him to cancel his rally in Chicago on Friday night.
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As of Monday morning, much of northern California is under Red Flag Warning, which means critical fire weather conditions — such as wind, humidity, and temperature — are present that would ensure that any fire that breaks out could spread rapidly and become severe.
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The soldiers threaten the aid workers and draw their rifles as fighting breaks out among the refugees and several women fall to their knees, crying and pleading for food, until the shrill blast of a whistle brings the training drill to a halt.
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This is one of your routine early morning practices, along with your fellow congressmen and some senators and you get together and this is supposed to be, you know, a summer activity obviously of camaraderie and then all of this breaks out.
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In the clip for Universal Studios Hollywood's new campaign It Just Got Real, pandemonium breaks out at several film productions underway on the Universal Studios' backlot with actors and crew members running for their lives as a T-Rex hunts them down.
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The full package drops tomorrow (Friday, June 3), but we have Magda's remix today, a stripped down stormer that coyly loops skeletal elements of the original around spacey squawks until a warm and worming acid line finally breaks out from the hypnotic groove.
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But near the end it breaks out of that mode and concludes with a heartbreakingly eloquent monologue delivered by the soldier's girlfriend (Kate Lyn Sheil) on absent lovers, imagining what they're doing in your absence and the ways that imagining often outstrips reality.
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Robert is eventually released and moves to Australia, where he joins the army when World War I breaks out; he becomes a band leader (he was always musically gifted) and stretcher-bearer, and earns medals for his courage and cool under fire.
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We see her searching for a form — and then, suddenly, as if to illustrate how such a form might be possible, the book breaks out of the meandering rhythms of the road trip and into a heart-stopping 20-page, single-sentence climax.
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Lyrics are immaterial; the shiver in his voice on "Amar Ontorai" bespeaks woundedness and resignation, and each time the jittery beats give way to the constantly returning circular hook, sweat breaks out on his forehead; he has to keep up the pace.
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Unrest usually breaks out during general elections in Bangladesh, where politics has for more than two decades been dominated by the rivalry between two women leaders - Sheikh Hasina, current prime minister, and former premier Khaleda Zia, who are both related to former national leaders.
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The Chinese government has not responded directly to Trump's trade threats, although Beijing is quietly considering possible retaliatory measures against the U.S. if a trade war breaks out, including targeting well-known U.S. companies with tax or antitrust probes, according to a Bloomberg report.
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This agreement appears to allow for expansion in all the existing settlements, including some that are deep in the West Bank, well beyond the separation barrier that many people expect would serve as the future border between Israel and Palestine if peace ever breaks out.
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As Eilif, Mr. Cook evolves from a cocky, naïve young man to a cockier, ruthless soldier (he brags about cleverly tricking, then killing, civilians); we also see that when peace briefly breaks out, he's been turned into a cold killing machine that cannot be stopped.
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But our European financial reporter notes that the region's economy is too intertwined with those of both the U.S. and China to allow the continent to watch the trade dispute from the sidelines — or to remain neutral if a full trade war breaks out.
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It may be that the recent terror and violence at Haram al-Sharif/the Temple Mount -- in which the United States played a minimal role -- has accelerated the administration's timetable and its desire to try to get something going before violence breaks out again.
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It could be truly miraculous for someone who [has eczema], breaks out often, and needs something that calms their skin...Coconut oil is not going to have those properties, it's just going to form a thick layer around your skin and basically sit there.
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The Daytime Ball GownNo matter how many times we've seen her do it, Susie Lau of Style Bubble always tugs at our fashion heartstrings (and outfit dreams) when she breaks out a voluminous, tulle gown — à la Molly Goddard — and wears it over denim.
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Plumis' Automist Smartscan system isn't available just yet, but it has been undergoing extensive testing both in the UK and the US. Will having the system installed mean you don't need to dial 911 the next time a fire breaks out in your home?
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Even while the stock market breaks out to new records, the CNBC Fed Survey finds elevated concerns over recession, growing divisions about the outlook for monetary policy and worries about the economic policies of both President Donald Trump and Democratic contenders for the presidency.
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If we are really serious about protecting the kids, we need a mechanism to be defensive when this kind of things -- if we're not going to take action, to stop it, we better have mechanisms in these schools to stop it when it breaks out.
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But our European financial reporter notes that the region's economy is too intertwined with those of both the U.S. and China to allow the Continent to watch the trade dispute from the sidelines — or to avoid the crossfire if a full trade war breaks out.
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Lulu goes to prison, contracts cholera, breaks out (thanks to the sacrifice of a lesbian countess obsessed with her), flees to Paris and winds up in London working as a prostitute, where she makes the fatal mistake of taking in the wrong client: Jack the Ripper.
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WATCH THIS: Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent's Daughter, Poppy, Is Already at Home on Reality TV, Breaks Out 'Booty Dance' on Camera: 'God Help Us' Check out the video above to see how the decorating dads fared, and see why they actually share a dream client.
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Oregon Surfer Hospitalized in Rare Shark Attack Trump Leads His Base Into Battle as GOP Civil War Breaks Out Samsung Halts Sales, Exchanges of Replacement Galaxy Note 7s Women hold 19.4 percent of the 22015 seats in Congress, according to the Center for American Women and Politics.
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If you were the Chief Revenue Officer of Microsoft, you might want to know how that revenue breaks out between Office 365, Windows and Xbox… and you might want the answer to be in top-line revenue because that's how you like looking at the forecast.
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Only 60 or so hotels and resorts offer halal-friendly breaks, out of many thousands of hotels across Turkey, but a report in November said Turkey has jumped four places to the third most popular destination for Islamic holidays, behind the United Arab Emirates and Malaysia.
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In addition, Franklin cautioned, If a civil war breaks out inside the Democratic Party between Bernie Sanders's supporters and another candidate" the conflict "could cause chaos such that young blacks could choose to stay home and not vote on Election Day, which would give Trump an advantage.
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As did Dante P. from Fresno, who compared it to the Harlem Renaissance: "Black Panther" is such a powerful movie due to the fact that it breaks out of the stereotypes that black culture has mostly been confined to in Hollywood and media as a whole.
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If we are really serious about protecting the kids, we need a mechanism to be defensive when this kind of thing — if we're not going to take action, we better have mechanisms in these schools to stop it when it breaks out," Limbaugh told "Fox News Sunday.
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Walmart doesn't have quite the same synonymity with online shopping as Amazon does, and, while neither company breaks out advertising numbers specifically, it's safe to guess that the online shopping juggernaut's ad revenue dwarfs that of its smaller competitor given the size of their respective e-commerce outfits.
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In the hilarious video, audiences watch stars Martin Short (Wilbur Turnblad), Derek Hough (Corny Collins), newcomer Maddie Baillio and more pose as the footage plays to the beat of the production's hit single "You Can't Stop the Beat" before the cast breaks out in dance at the end.
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If your face sometimes breaks out the way it did when you were a greasy, hormonal 13-year-old, then it's likely you have an arsenal of products in your medicine cabinet—all of them loaded with acne-clearing ingredients like salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide, or alpha hydroxy acids.
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Soon enough, a robbery plot breaks out around the Westworld refugees, and it's an exact copy of the Mariposa safe heist portrayed in the show's first season — right down to the shot selection, use of slow motion, and choice of cover song playing (The Rolling Stones' "Paint It Black").
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"Our advice remains the same and that is to 'stay put' if a fire breaks out in another part of the building and you are not being affected by the fire, heat or smoke," he said, adding that if people left their flats they could be rushing into danger.
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In the short-term, if Trump reacts with sanctions that go against the economic concerns of the protestors, will that make it hard for the regime to argue, as it often does when unrest breaks out, that the people on the street are being funded or stoked by America?
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"I do not think that we need his help in admitting to ourselves, as a company and a family, that we have a systemic problem here," adds the engineer — drawing a halting "fair enough, fair enough" response from Kalanick as the rest of the room breaks out into applause.
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Yet just as the code is cracked, havoc breaks out—all of the world's networked autonomous vehicles begin to crash, computers are encrypted on a mass scale, the power grid is knocked offline, and no one is able to buy anything with Bitcoin, which inexplicably became the global currency.
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Once Jyn breaks out of prison with the help of Alliance forces and learns her father is "critical to the development of the super weapon," her new task becomes clear: She must join the rebellion, find her father and infiltrate the Death Star before its first weapons test.
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A presenter on a Russian state-owned TV channel even told viewers to stock up on food and water in case war breaks out with the United States, and warned them in a segment on emergency survival foods that candy would likely be in short supply inside a bunker.
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About an hour in, the group prepares for a segment in which they watch a random podcast; in this case, their producer has chosen the video podcast "Make Money Travel Blogging Featuring Jacob Fu." Upon learning the name, the group, led by Gillis, breaks out into exaggerated Chinese accents.
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Doctor Manhattan seeks solitude by hiding out on Mars, but returns to Earth in part thanks to his attraction to Laurie Juspeczyk, known as the second Silk Spectre, and a war between the Soviet Union and Afghanistan that breaks out partially due to his absence as a threat.
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I think you're probably right that the show is trying to conserve its budget for whatever war breaks out (or just to slather those zombies from the shipwreck near Oceanside in barnacle makeup straight out of a Pirates of the Caribbean movie), but it leaves everything feeling so airless.
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"You got a lot of people betting a lot of money that just in the next month, you're going to see volatility," he said, adding that when the S&P 500 trades in a tight range for an extended period, and then breaks out, it typically sees a sharp move.
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Elsewhere in the document, it breaks out a few features of GDPR that could be stand-alone proposals, like the ability to take your data between platforms as you choose and requiring consent that would help limit the disastrous data leaks we've seen happen between third-party apps and social networks.
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That feels like a pre-emptive move in case a price war breaks out between competing online ordering and delivery services, and by pitching Amazon Restaurants at existing Prime members, the headline price of free delivery will also put pressure on Deliveroo and UberEats within Amazon's existing Prime customer pool.
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That can fund a whole bunch of other blockbusters, as well as the occasional microbudget (under $21999 million) features that tend to be horror movies or comedies, where a built-in audience essentially guarantees a mild profit, with the potential for more if the movie truly breaks out (see: Get Out).
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The CBO's analysis of the American Health Care Act breaks out how many states are likely to seek permission to stop requiring health insurance companies to offer coverage of all of the "essential health benefits" — the list of medical services that must be offered now under the Affordable Care Act.
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But not everyone was convinced and now stand-up comedian Cyril Dabs has come out with an Indian version of Apple's original AirPods ad and it's real AF. The lyrics are in Marathi, a regional Indian language, and the guy breaks out into a slang when his AirPods magically go missing.
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The thing to know about truckers — and I personally met quite a few of them during my cross-country Transhumanist 2016 presidential campaign bus tour — is that most of them are proud, gun-bearing tough guys — the kind you want at your side when a fight breaks out in a bar.
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Rolex is "the watch you want on your wrist when you're in a Third World country and revolution breaks out and there's only one seat on the plane and there's a guy standing there with a machine gun," said Alexander Linz, editorial director of the Swiss-based website Watch Advisor.
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After digitally mapping the fire-hit areas, the design team led by Dhaka-based J.A. Architects Ltd consulted with residents who each agreed to give up a tiny amount of space to widen access roads and narrow lanes so that fire trucks and ambulances could enter if another blaze breaks out.
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"We are concerned if war breaks out and it is near us we will be involved whether we like it or not," he said, adding that if a conflict looked likely, the Philippines would consider scrapping the EDCA, to avoid a repeat of World War Two, when his country was badly affected.
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Maria must've been hopped up on some really great hospital drugs because during the length of the video, she thinks her tongue has fallen out and desperately wants it back, thinks she's turning into a heated blanket, breaks out into a messy version of "The Electric Slide" and delivers some serious attitude.
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When a street brawl breaks out between the jock and outcast in episode six, it's scored almost incongruously to a melancholy, wistful lead line in lieu of the expected musical badassery—a melodic reminder, maybe, that this violent display of male aggression can sometimes stem from a lack of healthy emotional expression.
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MOSTAR, Bosnia and Herzegovina — When a fire breaks out in the Bosnian city of Mostar, Sabit Golos, a veteran firefighter, knows that he does not have to worry unless the flames take hold on the Muslim side of what, from 163 until 1994, was the front line in a vicious ethnic conflict.
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It's unclear whether my giving him more of my breast milk would have changed that, but I do know that he is extremely healthy and happy and breaks out into a heart-melting grin whenever his mom or dad come home from work, or when he tries to grab our cat's tail.
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May-Sissel Dorme, one of three women on a single street near the radar system who suffered miscarriages in 2000, said she was not sure whether radar radiation played a role but was certain about one thing: "If war breaks out we will be the first place the Russians bomb," she said.
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Even as Moscow sells high-tech weapons to both sides (Notably, Russia not only loans Armenia the funds for such purchases, but sells profuse volumes of arms to Armenia at deeply discounted rates) in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, Moscow's generals and political elites proclaim their solidarity with Armenia if war breaks out.
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If fear of her queer identity holds back Monáe's hero Jane as she hides within Cindi's persona, what she finds when she breaks out of those confines is life and color and richness straight out of the vibrant palette of Afrofuturist artists like Lina Viktor or Afua Richardson, although there's nothing straight about it.
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In this 11th edition of its Transparency Report Twitter has also expanded the categories it breaks out in the government TOS reports section (which it added in its 10th report) to now show a break down of four categories of these types of reports — namely: Abusive Behavior, Copyright, Promotion of Terrorism, and Trademark reports.
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Sometimes it's a planned assault on a victim in the hall at school (a co-conspirator tapes the sucker punch of the victim), or a fight that breaks out in the lunchroom, recorded with phones by other kids, as they egg on the combatants so they can get better video out of the event.
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Here, for example, is the difference between the beginning of a Black Friday shopping experience in Canada and one in the United States, where the first fight breaks out on the left side of your screen at about 1:10: 16A: Bonus points if you knew how to spell Ms. Ronan's name without Googling it.
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This year's ceremony is not the first time MTV has segregated international pop artists into their own category: the "Best Latino Artist" category has been on the ballot list since 2460, and MTV's annual Europe Music Awards — the international VMA equivalent — has genre categories, but also breaks out separate award categories for every region in the world.
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Here is a sample of the news headlines from a cursory Google search on the term "kebab shop": Girl Gets Head Trapped in Bin Lid at Kebab Shop, Police Hunt Woman in Connection with Alleged Kebab Shop Assault, Dance Party Breaks Out in Devon Kebab Shop, Zero-Rated Kebab Shop is Blamed for Rat Infestation in Cricklewood.
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And we have a pretty awesome community in Seattle, so throwing out the ideas, you know, 'I want to choreograph this, and make sure that we have the gangs, and the Sharks meet the Jets, and then we have the love story happening over here, and we've got the bar over here, and a fight breaks out.
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And it won't until its present government collapses and large numbers of North Koreans pour across the 880-mile border that the two nations share, or nuclear war breaks out, threatening to rain destruction on the millions of Chinese clustered in major cities within a 100-mile nuclear blast radius around Pyongyang, the North Korean capital.
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The Hill's 12:30 Report: Oprah sparks 2020 talk with Golden Globes speech | CNN says Oprah 'actively thinking' about run | Jake Tapper cuts off Stephen Miller in heated interview | Bannon tries to make amends | Immigration, border wall sticking points in funding talks | Fire breaks out at Trump Tower TALK OF THE MORNING Thanks for the kind words, folks!
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The U.S. needs to take a full role in helping lead the protagonists to make the difficult tradeoffs necessary to provide cover against Russia, lest another conflict breaks out and threatens a Russian invasion of Azerbaijan and potential Turkish involvement, which means a NATO ally is affected in its vital interests and a likely regional war.
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