Drones don't stop people from coming across the border, they merely tell you that someone is coming across the border.
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He had to win without being too cocky and coming across as unlikable, or being too aggressive and coming across as a bad guy, or being ashamed of his goals and coming across as a tepid hero.
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One, in terms of trying to deter families from coming across the border, they&aposre coming across illegally, what&aposs wrong with that?
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It's an outrage that we can't control our border, but both parties have been complicit — Democrats because they saw new voters coming across and Republicans because they saw cheap labor coming across.
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Steinar, not understanding how he's coming across here, grows impatient.
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SB recalls his first time coming across her last December.
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Nonetheless, Khakpour isn't much worried about coming across as unhinged.
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"They don't want criminals coming across the border," he said.
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I don't want to be someone coming across as arrogant.
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That's you catch a person coming across our border illegally.
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Drugs, of course, have never stopped coming across the border.
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But she failed miserably, coming across as aggressive and unprepared.
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I'm coming across it more and more, which is exciting.
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"I didn't realize the way I was coming across," T. said.
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Coming across a 30-minute video isn't out of the ordinary.
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"We kept coming across dead chicks," Ruxton recalls of Howe Island.
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The songs kept coming across the Atlantic like a tidal wave.
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Their conclusion: Coming across different viewpoints can sway a person's opinion.
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They just kept coming, and coming, and coming, across multiple states.
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Coming across the land border is already dangerous enough for migrants.
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But on these measures, the declines are coming across partisan lines.
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I'm sorry, Congressman, but tonight Hillary is coming across as presidential.
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Officers described coming across bodies, bleeding students and bullet-pocked windows.
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Few things are more heartbreaking than coming across a fallen bird.
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Instead of these coming across as gimmicks, they work conceptually as well.
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People often criticize Beyoncé for coming across like an emotionless industry machine.
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Druggies, drug dealers, rapists and killers are coming across the southern border.
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The podcast detailed how border agents process people coming across the border.
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Definitely feel like they are entitled to keep coming across the border.
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So what should we expect to see coming across it in 218?
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Coming across the border, their jacked arms falling off in the streets.
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"I kept coming across finance bros; they're very into themselves," she said.
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I assume there are two kinds of things coming across your desk.
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Ms. Rodis made sure I realized what was coming across on camera.
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Coming across as a moderate could actually gain him a few votes.
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The diving coach turned to see her coming across the wet deck.
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It was like coming across a cathedral on a high, empty tundra.
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And she knows how to draw contrast without coming across as negative.
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Body camera footage showed the officers coming across the girl in thick brush.
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Are we going to get different kinds of people coming across the border?
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Nbd, just an avalanche coming across I-70 in Colorado…nobody hurt pic.twitter.
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On the internet, organically coming across something genuinely wonderful feels so damn rare.
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Coming across a grizzly in the vast North Cascades wilderness, however, is unlikely.
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" — Marc Caputo, Florida reporter for Politico "Kasich is coming across quite balanced tonight.
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"He was yanking everything, coming across his body," Tigers manager Brad Ausmus said.
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The new design has really nice details that just weren't coming across before.
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It&aposs not a bunch of kids with popsicles coming across in strollers.
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Yes, there's the risk of coming across as mawkish, but what's the alternative?
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Coming across Adam's cabin without any leads is needle-in-a-haystack impossible.
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Here, coming across bizarre creatures, like a curious squid or two, is normal.
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Immigration officials say 250 people are coming across the border illegally each day.
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"There was ice on the road, there was wind coming across," he said.
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After coming across the student, Smith yanks the girl out of the shelf.
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"They don't want criminals coming across the border," Trump remarked of Hispanic Americans.
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Many have criticized her coming across as entitled, apparently so emblematic of millennials.
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You could very easily purchase one of these kits without coming across it.
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Is there anything I can do without coming across as an unsympathetic malcontent?
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Still, law enforcement officials are continuing to seize heroin coming across the border.
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Special Agent Wes Petonak recalled coming across the database which he found concerning.
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If I'm coming across as a bit of an ogre, so be it.
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They were having a total disaster coming across and they had a wall.
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Bill Weld: Yes it is money for more people in adjudicator positions and border agents and drones to catch the bad guys coming across the soccer field in Tijuana and the coyotes who prey on people coming across the soccer field.
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Craig mostly manages to avoid coming across as too pleased with his own cleverness.
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Nothing about our other borders... WATTERS: Are you worried about the Canadians coming across?
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It's digging; finally coming across the records that we've been hearing for for years.
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Soon, American GIs start coming across bodies with strange, horrifying growths under the skin.
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I dream of someday coming across a work that requires that kind of running.
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And you've had difficulties with people coming across the border from the United States.
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After coming across Grammarly, he saw an opportunity to grow the Ukraine-founded business.
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She has done so, most crushingly of all, while coming across as perfectly pleasant.
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Im always coming across really old books, newspapers, old furniture, paintings, shit like that.
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It is so hot immigrants are coming across the border on slip n' slides.
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I'm told the interest is coming across the board from institutions and individual investors.
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Those senators, comically, don't think it's noticed; they think they're coming across as statesmen.
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"It's not legal immigration, it's illegal aliens coming across the border," Moore told March.
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The turkey skeletons they were coming across were more robust than normal wild gobblers.
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" Trump claims border patrol and ICE agents "love those people coming across the border.
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Drivers won't be coming across them haphazardly the way they typically find gas stations.
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"I said tremendous crime is coming across – everybody knows that's true," he said later.
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Why can't US troops arrest immigrants who may be coming across the border illegally?
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The post includes a mention of a "zerg rush" of immigrants coming across the border.
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Multiple YouTube users in Europe noted coming across the pop-up while watching certain videos.
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You can't scroll through a beauty blogger's feed without coming across a multicolored eye look.
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It has to be done carefully, without crossing ethical lines or coming across as unseemly.
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This keeps you focused on your priorities while still coming across as a team player.
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Commentary from Frida Ghitis: Hillary is holding back for fear of coming across as pushy.
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"Illegal drugs are coming across the border," he thundered at the Republican convention of 1996.
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I work on the East Side, so I'm always coming across town, past Trump Tower.
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The best part was that he'd done it all without once coming across as bragging.
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This criminal element coming across the border also exacerbates the drug epidemic sweeping the country.
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How do we make progress on those kinds of issues without coming across as imperialists?
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Focus on how you're coming across, what's happening in your body, monitor what you're saying.
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But you can't scroll too far without coming across some kind of mind-expanding meme.
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"The people coming across the border are people that just want jobs" -- @GovGaryJohnson https://t.
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Instead of coming across as concerned, you risk seeming like a busybody or a tattletale.
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A- Kamala Harris She's a master at criticizing others without coming across as a jerk.
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He has made misleading claims about how many terrorists might be coming across the border.
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"Sometimes they don't realize how [obvious] it's coming across," he says with a weary laugh.
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The report comes as the number of migrants coming across the southern border continues to skyrocket.
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These are for people that are coming across the southern border in a very dangerous situation.
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Many U.S.-based car companies rely on a supply chain of parts coming across the border.
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" Pence replied, "No American should approve of this mass influx of people coming across our border.
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The linked story includes a mention of a "zerg rush" of immigrants coming across the border.
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In recent years, these ranchers have noticed a change in the types of people coming across.
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The whole business of coming across one's long-lost identical twin has changed a great deal.
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"A lot of that money is coming across to the U.S. to make acquisitions," he said.
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Those who had aspirations of TV work wondered how they were coming across in the edit.
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They're coming across as a motley crew rather than a party that can get things done.
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Though you may not choose to hike in the rain, coming across inclement weather is inevitable.
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"One hundred thousand people coming across the border this month… that is a crisis," he added.
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So, how exactly do you call out the food police, without coming across like a jerk?
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Trump portrayed the wall as an effective deterrent against crime and drugs coming across the border.
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Or without coming across like you think you deserve a better job right from the start?
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After coming across Ox Ranch, she did some initial reporting and got the National desk interested.
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On the other hand, many who are coming across seeking asylum do not qualify for it.
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Shelby also said the lawmakers were briefed on "terrorists" who were coming across the southern border.
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"There is the promise, the hope, of coming across written documents of what transpired," he said.
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"It's coming across as one tactical decision after another without any broader strategy," the lawmaker added.
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"When I Wasn't Watching" is breathy and introspective, with Moore's words coming across like a confessional.
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She must act independently without coming across as defiant to a president who fixates on loyalty.
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To leave them out is to risk coming across wooden and cold, if not a psychopath.
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The thing is, Aquarius really does mean well—they just don't always know how they're coming across.
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"When people hear amnesty, we get a flood, another flood of people coming across," said Peggy Davis.
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Her war against Mr Kuczynski risks coming across as self-serving; she may now become less aggressive.
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Seriously, coming across politicians while scoping out the bone zone is about the biggest turn-off imaginable.
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Coming across as overly thankful can seem insincere and work against you, rather than in your favor.
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Trump says a wall is needed to curb illegal immigrants and illicit drugs coming across the border.
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Despite 15 episodes of "best dad ever" narratives, Jack Pearson certainly isn't coming across that way anymore.
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To King's credit: He also accomplished all of this without coming across as overly partisan or angry.
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Such interactions usually come from either a citizen call to police or officers coming across an individual.
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"The State Department says there hasn't been any terrorists found coming across the southern border," said Wallace.
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Lochte is as spontaneous as Phelps is serious, coming across as the cutup to Phelps's cutthroat competitor.
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They take up a lot of space, and I hate coming across a needle on the floor.
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The latest move largely decreases the amount of traffic coming across the northern and southern land borders.
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When she started digging into the numbers, she began coming across estimates of $1 million or more.
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"The people coming across are the people who just want jobs," the former New Mexico governor added.
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He teared up as the colors and sounds and snippets of action were coming across the screen.
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To a lot of people, coming across a wild cougar in your backyard might be pretty scary.
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"It's very special that I'm so meaningful to them," he says quietly, coming across as sincerely modest.
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Somewhat of a "lost shark" explorer, Dr. Ebert is used to coming across fascinating finds like this.
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All things considered, there simply aren't a lot of "low-value" immigrant targets still coming across the border.
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Dragons are coming across the Narrow Sea, and White Walkers threaten to lay waste to the entire continent.
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And your partner might not realize how it's coming across to you unless you actually bring it up.
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"The State Department says there's 'no credible evidence' of any terrorist coming across the border from Mexico." pic.twitter.
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In the short clip, we're taken through a number of white balloons before coming across one red balloon.
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By coming across as warm, jovial and eminently reasonable, the capo has morphed into something respectable, even statesmanlike.
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Coming across the writings of Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Richard Dawkins or Christopher Hitchens sometimes has the same effect.
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"The State Department says there haven't been any terrorists that they've found coming across the border," Wallace continued.
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Coming across as the only adult on the stage, Mr Kasich had possibly his best debate so far.
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It's sad, but that's why I put a lot of work into coming across as authentic as possible.
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"The thing that I am always worried about is if my tone is coming across accurately," he said.
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She has to exploit the opportunity of Trump's excessive bleakness without coming across as the least bit complacent.
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And do I think she was interested in coming across in a certain way just like I was?
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While clearing her mom's house, she kept coming across pairs of glasses of various styles, shades, and shapes.
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GJ: Well, when I worked with Peter Brook it was like coming across an oasis in the desert.
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Months earlier, recruiter Cindy Lee Smith noticed a trend in the resumes coming across her desk at Taos.
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Democratic leaders are wary of coming across as old-school bosses stampeding the concerns of grass-roots activists.
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When you exchange or express diverging or opposite views, try to do so without coming across as angry.
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My question is: How would you handle this tricky social situation without coming across as a callous jerk?
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After coming across the photograph in July, he said he felt it was necessary to be publicized today.
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She says it's safe here and hasn't seen people coming across the border causing crime and mayhem. pic.twitter.
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However, they are seeing many more family units coming across the border, especially in the region of Arizona.
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"It's going to make law enforcement officers more aware of what they might be coming across," Johns said.
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Only some opioids are coming across the Mexican border, and most in ways a wall would not affect.
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"I was just a little late coming across and picking up where he was," Hutchinson said of Ovechkin.
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"He's coming across so funny," Henry tells Sigler and her close friend, singer Lance Bass, in a preview clip.
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Colorado teacher William Herrington took the photos after coming across the doll at a local J. C. Penney store.
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In the years since he took office, Darling says he's seen several waves of immigrants coming across the border.
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Overcrowded border facilities DHS officials have said the sheer volume of people coming across the border is overwhelming facilities.
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AVELLA: Well, there are people dying because the illegal aliens are coming across the border and killing innocent Americans.
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It's an especially exciting time to work in the energy industry, but that's not coming across to potential employees.
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"It's a level 3 Jews, it's too strong for me," he remarks, coming across some sort of neckless monster.
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To avoid coming across as a liar, here are a few body language blunders to avoid in job interviews:
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The western desert region has long been for a route for smugglers and arms coming across Libya's porous border.
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The unit has a minimalist look which avoids coming across too much like a piece of ugly office furniture.
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For all her positive attributes, Abigail is coming across like a domineering mother w/r/t JQA's love life.
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Through their social sharing, the younger royals are coming across as relatable, relevant and human to a millennial audience.
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After coming across Betty's work and meeting her at her home, I knew I wanted her in the exhibition.
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"[Harvey's] behavior is like Queens coming across the river," Affleck is quoted as saying in Down and Dirty Pictures.
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Overall, Pence shut down Kaine's avenues for exploiting Trump's outlandish rhetoric, instead coming across as measured, calm and informed.
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The State Department says there hasn't been any terrorists that they've found coming across the southern border with Mexico.
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The majority of unaccompanied children coming across the U.S.-Mexico border are not from Mexico, but from Central America.
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Bill Clinton didn't do it, because Al Gore was intent on coming across as his own, less priapic man.
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There's no seamless boundary that will keep noxious weeds and grass that are on their side from coming across.
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Of course, cutting off the flow of illegal drugs coming across our borders into our communities is a must.
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The Obama administration did so in 2014 amid a surge in children from Central America coming across the border.
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Rob did not tell Sharon about this loan and she finds out after coming across a piece of mail.
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"But if he's less available on YouTube, fewer people are coming across him who aren't actually seeking him out."
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Since late last year, US immigration agents have been overwhelmed by the number of families coming across the border.
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Instead, Trump gave a short and fiery speech about how immigrants are coming across the border to kill you.
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What's remarkable is that he's been able to take that approach without coming across as shrill or unduly combative.
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One account in particular that I keep coming across again and again was the Capital One 360 savings account.
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Yet how do you perform such a program without its coming across like a stiff lesson in music history?
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I kept coming across variations on the verdict that he had "failed to lead," and that phraseology is off.
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He said the mission he cares about is tamping down on immigration and on people coming across the border.
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And if you look at the statistics, there are a lot of single men coming across the border with children.
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The city serves largely as romantic décor, coming across as more of a purring lap cat than a scrappy tomcat.
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The sensation of finding Superstitious was not unlike the feeling of coming across scrambled porn on an obscure cable channel.
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"The likelihood of us coming across it is high, so we're trying to have a plan for what to do."
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We want to stop senseless tragedies from happening, but some people can't even handle coming across a social media comment.
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" The actor said of the allegations in his statement, "Clearly, I was not always coming across the way I intended.
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People are coming across dead bodies while playing and trying to hack the app with drones, but that's small fish.
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Their answers ranged from jokes to really, really good points (with Whoopi Goldberg's really coming across as the final word).
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Venezuela's armed forces have so far managed to block shipments of U.S. aid from coming across the border with Colombia.
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As its engineers tracked data across various sports sites, they noticed unprotected data coming across its cloud service from CBS.
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One main reason is that his negativity has started coming across to me, picking on my body image as well.
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"He's so good at getting in and out of his breaks, coming across the field, shallows," quarterback Andy Dalton said.
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Candidates themselves would avoid being seen slinging mud, if possible, so as to avoid coming across as undignified or desperate.
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You've got less interactions with traffic coming across, everything's going your direction and generally at about the speed you're going.
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"Not all of the points that we were making were coming across as clearly as we wanted to," Carbonell said.
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Because it's just coming across as if he honestly thinks it's cheaper to fill up a half tank more frequently.
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You're being emotionally supported, feeling proactive, able to go with the flow around cash, and coming across new opportunities today.
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Shelby also said the officials reported that terrorists "from all over the world" were coming across the US-Mexico border.
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Students in many of the videos describe being jobless, lonely, unhealthy, and depressed before coming across Twin Flames Universe teachings.
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And even though they're good people who would never want animals to suffer, to them, you're coming across as unhinged.
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They totally miss how condescending they're coming across: Maybe you already read the book they're proselytizing about—they wouldn't know!
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In Brooklyn, with the scent of saltwater coming across the boardwalk half a block away, there are tables and cutlery.
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Her challenge is not so much knowing the issues, but coming across as someone who can relate to everyday Americans.
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But they also were a trap for critics who risked coming across as callous if they accused Trump of cynicism.
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And one of the myths is the Chinese are worried about being flooded with North Koreans coming across the border.
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It's raw and muscular, with an old time blues feel to it, while still coming across as feminine and modern.
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Coming across the ChooseFi podcast was their light bulb moment for a way to springboard earlier out of the workplace.
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Is there a way for a man to ask out a younger woman at work without coming across as sleazy?
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Relaxed and funny, his pugnaciousness now coming across as playfulness and combative self-mockery, he is in his element here.
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So why can't US troops do what Trump wants and arrest immigrants who may be coming across the border illegally?
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"Something I kept coming across was alchemists supporting themselves with both an art industry and a pharmaceutical industry," Brafman said.
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What's sort of strange is that for internet celebrities, the Fine Brothers didn't realize how awful they were coming across.
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To be fair, the translation from the Italian is a bit wonky, so his meaning may not be coming across fully.
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PIRRO: All right, we talked about with Congressman DeSantis, the idea of all the drugs that are coming across the border.
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The problem, Chris, is that we treat people from other than Mexico, the Central Americans different from the Mexicans coming across.
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He described coming across an acre of wilderness that swarmed with tiny ravenous ants, each about half a millimeter in size.
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I know tools don't make the artist, but coming across these new products, I felt a stir of excitement and aspiration.
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Internally, as well in terms of better collaboration and coming across as being more transparent, helpful, collaborative with the external community.
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At a book fair, I was awestruck after coming across Translady Fanzine, a collection of photos by Zackary and Amos Mac.
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Because if North Korea and Kim Jong Un goes down, you have a bunch of North Koreans coming across the border.
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Between the lines: In the past, Mexico has been the most popular country of origin for immigrants coming across the border.
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That definitely pales in comparison to what you assume when all you see coming across your Twitter feed is: leaveLeaveLEAVE...LEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAVVVVEEEEEEEEE!!!
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"One of the worst things you can do when coming across a rattlesnake is to start panicking," the fire department says.
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He came through the middle with a lot of speed and I was coming across to make a hit on him.
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It's easy to feel helpless when coming across a dead bird in the street, or witnessing one suddenly striking a window.
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"That was the most awkward date for the respective parties probably, because we were just like fireworks coming across," he joked.
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You can't go shopping for eyebrow pencils, brow gels, or pomades without coming across cult-favorite beauty brand Anastasia Beverly Hills.
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But the administration intends to keep in place its zero tolerance policy, which prosecutes those caught coming across the border illegally.
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"I don't imagine there's going to be very much coming across my desk relating to his golf course," Ms. Briskman said.
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Apprehensions of undocumented migrants coming across the border did rise by about 100,20183 in the 2018 fiscal year to nearly 400,000.
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Mr. Trump can increase his chances by coming across "in a different, more measured way," said the Democratic pollster Mark Mellman.
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The change means that adults coming across the border with children will be separated as the parents await their criminal proceedings.
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He allowed four hits, one walk and struck out seven, the only run coming across after he had left the game.
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For many, many years, some people have insisted that people with dark skin, like those coming across the border, are dangerous.
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I remember coming across the Conet Project—a set of recordings of numbers stations—and being really chilled by the recordings.
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Keeping tabs on your ex, and, consequently coming across moments you spent together is not going to help you move on.
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"Losing sleep here and there and coming across interpersonal tensions in daily life is really common for people," Dr. Wilson said.
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That's why so many incredibly successful people end up coming across as grounded and humble when you meet them in person.
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" He told the FBI that Manafort was concerned about the campaign "coming across as overly enthusiastic about a 'Russia reset 2.0.
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But at the risk of coming across as a lecturing parent, I also have some advice: Zweckpessimismus only goes so far.
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That way you can make sure it is coming across as a humble inquiry, not a presumptuous and tone-deaf demand.
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Mr. Perry's efforts coincided with an influx of undocumented Central American immigrants coming across the border, including unaccompanied children and teenagers.
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The organization has long operated a tipline in which people can report coming across child pornography and other incidents of abuse.
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In 2017, almost two tons of marijuana was disguised as limes in a commercial shipment coming across the Texas-Mexico border.
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It's a very liberal and accepting neighborhood and we were very surprised that this was coming across as our main issue.
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He acknowledged the challenge in playing this role, and manages to avoid coming across as hacky or predictable in his performance.
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These kinds of targeted conversations will allow for a genuine connection without coming across as intrusive or prying, Ms. Kirmayer said.
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It's really tricky to tread into this area of products designed for women without coming across as sexist or out of touch.
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She says you should also triple-check the tone of your message to ensure that it's coming across in a positive way.
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We should stop drug traders from coming across the borders, but the people being locked up right now are not drug traders.
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You&aposve got a real crisis on the border with 50,000 people a month, 600,000 people a year coming across the border.
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Interns speak with constituents, answer letters, and perform administrative tasks that can include coming across Social Security numbers, addresses, and employment information.
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"The one thing we kept coming across was that all these patients had been taking synthetic cannabinoids—K2, Spice," Kelkar told Gizmodo.
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Eighth Grade acknowledges the extent to which our emotions and relationships are now mediated through digital channels without coming across as alarmist.
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I remember coming across an image of a lamb being flayed and really responding to that violent act of removing the skin.
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It is an ode to an experience many of us may have had coming across a stray roll of unprocessed Kodak film.
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The new system is similar to the popular mobile game, Fruit Ninja, that has you swipe at items coming across the screen.
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In July 22016, he said, "You have got a swarm of people coming across the Mediterranean" seeking a better life in Britain.
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Talk about (Steph) Curry coming across half-court, shooting it, this young man can come across half-court and shoot it also.
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In reviewing those bills, I kept coming across something I didn't expect to see: readers with significant medical debt from rabies treatment.
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Trump is instilling fear of Mexicans and Central Americans, blaming them for an "invasion" of crime and drugs coming across the border.
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Coming across each other's early work, they got credentialed together to takes photos of the SpaceX CRS-9 mission in July 2016.
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He doesn't do it to be told what the movie's vision should be, but to understand whether his vision is coming across.
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Nielsen's statement focused on the large numbers of families coming across the border illegally, noting the trend has become "starker" in December.
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Upon coming across a tree with blighted leaves, they note the coordinates, collect samples and send them to a laboratory for identification.
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But coming across the picture of you with a Pride flag in the hijab put any bullshit I was feeling in [check].
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But the weather may bolster the odds of someone with a gun coming across someone else he or she wants to shoot.
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It was more or less how I would react coming across a group of Chinese tourists in Times Square unwrapping Ding Dongs.
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The septuagenarian former vice-president is increasingly coming across in the same mainstream outlets as outdated, forgetful and sloppy with the truth.
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"You've now taken the floor back, but you have not done anything to alienate the room by coming across negative," he said.
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But in centering these issues in its narrative, Baldur's Gate 3's attempts at relatable pathos risk coming across as alienating prurience.
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She had taken to scrolling through images on her husband's phone and, coming across a woman's photograph, began calling numbers at random.
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" "We've also seen them stop more people from coming across the border so that they aren't even entering into the United States.
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Larry Guth, a mathematician at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, recalled coming across the decoupling theorem by Dr. Bourgain and Dr. Demeter.
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"There are 800 people coming across the border every day and many of the women and children need medical care," Souza said.
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The lioness ran more than a mile before coming across the woman and her friend who were taking photographs outside of their vehicle.
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It was uncomfortable to watch those around her laugh to the side as she spoke, seemingly unaware of how she was coming across.
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And the worst-case scenario is North Korea is coming across the border, and we need to get people out of harm's way.
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For me, coming across the bay from Oakland, it's a walk to a train to a walk to a bus to a walk.
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But it's fun to imagine our ancestors coming across Neanderthals and not knowing what to make of them, then telling stories about them.
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I hope it helped me when I talk about it, so I'm not coming across as mean-spirited or that I lack understanding.
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I was very curious to learn: how did Andrew pull this off without coming across as a huge creep and getting blocked forever?
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" One day after releasing an apology, the star issued another statement, saying "clearly I was not always coming across the way I intended.
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That we have to keep guns out of the hands of the invading hordes of less-than-human people coming across our borders?
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That we have to keep guns out of the hands of the invading hordes, of less-than-human people coming across our borders?
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And then I started coming across these stories during the Civil Rights Movement, and I said, well you know, this makes perfect sense.
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We've had a decent idea of why we're coming across some piece of content and the statistics of why are often user-facing.
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You don't have to search long before coming across sad stories of dogs getting pavement burns on their paws during the summer too.
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The actor recalled boarding a plane to Switzerland and coming across an elderly woman determined to give him a piece of her mind.
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Cúcuta, Colombia (CNN)Coming across the border to Colombia, some Venezuelans have fled their country as they search for any means of survival.
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"We are very concerned about quickly having the capacity to treat the increasing numbers of malnourished children who are coming across," Fleming said.
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Cuthbert recalled coming across this at a similar abandoned open-pit mine in Quesnel Forks, where more than half the population was Chinese.
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In 2014, the Obama administration used bases to house unaccompanied minors amid a surge in children from Central America coming across the border.
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Canada has seen a spike in refugee claims this year, with more than 2,000 people coming across the U.S. border illegally since January.
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Mr. Netanyahu, 43, is calculating and gruff; he picks his words slowly and carefully, his deep voice coming across almost like a grumble.
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You don't see it all the time coming across the border in trucks and big bundles, like the TV will have you see.
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Triage children more effectively Over the past several years, the United States has seen a large influx of children coming across the border.
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Former MythBusters co-host Adam Savage, a big fish in the maker community, remembers coming across Giertz's breakfast machine video three years ago.
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In her 20003 essay-collection-meets-memoir Shrill, Lindy West described coming across Nimoy's book at a crucial moment in her personal development.
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And if you do it, you're not going to have any cars coming across the border unless you pay a 35 percent tax.
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There's something of Issey Miyake, too: Leafing through a magazine and coming across his work made Watanabe follow fashion in the first place.
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United Nations monitors say it's unlikely that weapons are being smuggled through Red Sea ports, and are most probably coming across land borders.
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The idea came to them when traveling in Austria and coming across a store that allowed customers to choose one item for free.
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"This year, you're not going to see a giant blue wave coming across the state of Alabama," Mr. Jones said in an interview.
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She's visibly wounded, coming across as not only ruthlessly competitive and invested in public approval, but also fired up by the perceived slight.
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"Cyrano" fell out of the repertoire; Mr. Alagna said that he fell in love with it after coming across the score in Switzerland.
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But the family said it commissioned a historian to look into their history five years ago after coming across documents from that time.
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In 2014, the Obama administration used bases to house unaccompanied minors amid a surge in children from Central America coming across the border.
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You can't go very far in any of the various A-Rod post-mortems without coming across performance-enhancing drugs, which is fair.
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For everyone who's tired of seeing all these hipsters coming across—I could imagine it would be a calmer year on that front.
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Thrift stores can be intimidating, if you're not the kind of person whose idea of a Happy Place involves routinely coming across used Kleenex.
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The number of people coming across the central Mediterranean sea has dropped to the lowest since 2012 due to the danger of such crossings.
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That said, her commitment to impersonating the breathy tenor of Jackie's voice exacts a price, at least initially coming across as stilted and distracting.
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Previously, the bulk of people coming across the sea were already displaced from their countries of origin: Syrians, Iraqis, Afghans, or Nigerians, for example.
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" Wallace added, "The State Department says that there is — quote, their words — no credible evidence of any terrorist coming across the border from Mexico.
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The trick is to highlight human rights in a way that pays respect to the issue's importance without coming across as arrogant or paternalistic.
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As I walked through the space station, coming across the corpses of fallen crew members, I didn't want their deaths to be in vain.
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The Post cites an anonymous Department of Homeland Security official saying the government has seen record numbers of family units coming across the border.
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Imagine the torpedo planes coming across this water at 30 feet, headed towards the battleships of which seven are lined up along battleship row.
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That means users can go right on tapping and scrolling through Instagram without coming across IGTV's longer videos, which range up to an hour.
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Are the side effects of trial (like Annie being manually yanked out of Owen's memories) coming across as magical powers in this alternate world?
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Liberals often antagonize gun owners by coming across as patronizing or insulting — as well as spectacularly unknowledgeable about the guns they seek to regulate.
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But coming across more unique and worthy finds, like a novelty plant holder or a new pair of heels, isn't as easy a task.
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"I made the save coming across and just kind of reached back a little bit, it was almost out of my reach," Kinkaid said.
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Their gains have infuriated Turkey, which has shelled YPG positions in Syria in response to what it says is fire coming across the border.
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Native support will be coming across the line, but for now, Samsung's devices are one of the few places you can get the functionality.
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Even people who seem like they're really talented with technology — that doesn't necessarily mean they know how to evaluate the information they're coming across.
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You don't need any credentials to type something on the internet, and the risk of coming across false, even harmful, information is very real.
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"It was created during a time where I kept coming across so much negativity focused around natural black hair and black hairstyles," Chatmon explains.
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We can't turn on the TV, read the news, or scroll through our social media feeds without coming across a hotly-contested Constitutional issue.
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Studios hate to discuss their marketing for fear of coming across as corporate versions of Kaa, the slippery "Jungle Book" python who hypnotizes prey.
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"These people that we have coming across the border illegally are breaking the rules, I have no feelings for them at all," said Bier.
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I had to be audacious in the face of such a decision, even if it meant coming across as reckless to the entire school.
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"It scares you to the bone when you see it coming across," said Jackie Faherty, an astronomer from the American Museum of Natural History.
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Sonja O'Hara became a regular egg donor after coming across an advertisement for an egg donation agency in Backstage, a trade paper for actors.
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TechCrunch started looking into a possible leak after coming across a list of hundreds of Spotify account credentials on the text-sharing site Pastebin.
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It's the words that we think we're using correctly that wreak the most havoc, because we don't even realize how poorly we're coming across.
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One day, coming across my "shooting star" note for the umpteenth time, I suddenly wondered if maybe there were other stars that would work.
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Sometimes, as for Arnold, it meant coming across things I didn't quite understand, people who seemed "different" in some way, moments of mild danger.
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That we have to keep guns out of the hands out of the invading hordes of less-than-human people coming across our borders?
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Reading Mike Konczal's explanation for the layperson, or Olivier Blanchard's exposition for the pros, I wonder whether the point is coming across clearly enough.
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The drone pilots aren't fighting to protect anyone with whom they have shared the hardship and risk of an enemy coming across the wire.
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Beginning late last year, fishermen were coming across the scarred and emaciated carcasses of dolphins, sometimes five a day, bobbing up to the surface.
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I talked to a bunch of people, but I wasn't coming across many who excited me enough to actually wanna meet up with them.
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We've reached the point where we run the risk of coming across as monstrously arrogant if we're insufficiently humbled by even the smallest accomplishment.
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Both of those were on the Afghan-Pakistan border interdicting drug and gun smuggling and insurgents coming across from Pakistan and the tribal regions.
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The president asserted that the "invasion of drugs and criminals" coming across the border constituted a threat to national security and justified unilateral action.
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Coming across as super-competent can in some cases hurt your success in an interview, because your interviewer might worry that you'll outperform them.
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The trailer, which lands itself somewhere between Game of Thrones and Paths of Glory, opens with star Gal Gadot coming across Wonder Woman's, a.k.a.
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But Cars fails to match the ambition of some of its Pixar cousins, instead coming across as relaxed to the point of low stakes.
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They want to our resources away so that they ca get their billion dollar industry going to keep their product coming across the United States.
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After plucking her unibrow in high school, she began to embrace it after coming across a photo of her Armenian grandmother who had one too.
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And when you get them at work, it can be especially tricky to know how to respond without coming across as hostile or overly sensitive.
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But after coming across Borderwise, Myers figured it could simplify the process, and used the software to submit his green-card application this past June.
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Offred, who was pregnant, struggled to decide whether to escape Gilead, the theocratic regime that was previously the U.S., after coming across a working car.
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The self-aware gags keep them from coming across as drily earnest no matter what subject matter is being discussed on Nick's heavily reverbed vocals.
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Despite its apparent success, O&aposBrien expressed skepticism that it is a viable solution for all illegal immigrants coming across the border with their children.
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So I was really concerned about the authenticity of that coming across, let alone the fact that she's representing a LGBTQ+ presence in mainstream television.
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While Harry's (and The Ramones', for that matter) were skin-tight, the ones I was coming across were slightly more relaxed, with a straighter leg.
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If you see the drugs that are coming across the border, we&aposve known it for 22018 years now when I was in law enforcement.
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We're like, 'You have the ability to say anything at any moment – I don't like this scene, I don't like how I'm coming across here.
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The number of people coming across the border has declined from a peak of around two decades ago, but recently there has been an uptick.
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I didn't have access to Google, but I do remember coming across a stat: that a good percentage of anorexics eventually succumbed to their disease.
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Records over the weekend Dozens of records have been set over the last few days, with many coming across much of the Carolinas and Georgia.
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Together, the team spent years searching for the insect until finally coming across the giant female bee inside of a termite nest this past January.
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The buildings have since been connected to create a cohesive space where you can barely walk more than two feet without coming across a hashtag.
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From my point of view, Taylor either wasn't self-aware enough to understand how she was coming across or she thought that I wouldn't notice.
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It was a moronic decision, and worst of all, I embarrassed my friends and colleagues by coming across as if I were speaking for them.
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What's more, when we spend so much time gazing inward, we might completely miss the equally important reality of how we're coming across to others.
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Trump has derided asylum seekers and other immigrants coming across the U.S. southern border as liars and criminals, prompting Democrats to accuse him of racism.
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The captain told CNN that about four minutes after the media convoy left the first observation point, soldiers noticed a raft coming across the water.
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But the call to embrace your natural self is coming across in so many different ways, through imagery, storytelling, in art, fashion and pop culture.
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He also found out about Bartholomew's death, subsequently confirmed in the Guardian, coming across his "martyrdom" picture on social media before this was public knowledge.
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It is also hampered by its short length, coming across like the kernel of a longer piece rather than as a self-contained one-act.
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Eugena Pechenaya, 34, of Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, said she first discovered the society 14 years ago after coming across a fighting practice in Union Square.
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Mr. Karkoc's involvement in the war surfaced when a retiree who had researched Nazi war crimes approached The Associated Press after coming across his name.
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But if you're talking to an employee who is new to you, it pays to be a little more mindful of how you're coming across.
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Heck, I still can't make the word "Autechre" sound right coming out of my mouth—years after first coming across an old copy of Amber.
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He said he has "no problem with all the people coming across the southern border" but believes immigrants should be more stringently vetted at the border.
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The left panel was dedicated to migrants coming across the border to the US — migrants who have either died or gone missing, their remains never found.
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Italy in general feels that the European Union has left it alone to handle the tens of thousands of migrants coming across the sea every year.
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Many cybersecurity companies try to stay one step ahead of attacks and breaches by attempting to distinguish between good and bad traffic coming across a network.
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While you're amassing an inventory of the family's meaningful personal effects you're also coming across points of interest that connect with those clues and trigger memories.
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Louis decides to take her in on a whim after making a wrong turn and coming across a sign on someone's lawn advertising an available dog.
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In doing the reporting for my new book, "Get What's Yours for Medicare: Maximize Your Coverage, Minimize Your Costs," I kept coming across recurring Medicare problems.
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But he utterly fails to stamp his authority on the situation, coming across as an overwhelmed supply teacher charged with controlling a chaotic inner-city classroom.
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Since then, a British woman, Dawn Sturgess, died last month after coming across a small bottle containing Novichok near Salisbury where the Skripals were struck down.
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This is why when I was so alarmed coming across this BuzzFeed article about the fact that there are people out there comparing Legend to Arthur.
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Italy under Conte&aposs new government has pushed for the European Union to accept tens of thousands of migrants coming across the Mediterranean Sea every year.
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Discrediting an accuser without coming across as a rape sympathizer during cross-examination isn't easy, Lara Yeretsian, a criminal-defense lawyer in Los Angeles, told Insider.
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"There were probably about 20 or 25 on the beach," dolphin tour guide Brett Stones told the BBC after coming across the octopus army after work.
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Since then, a British woman, Dawn Sturgess, died this month after coming across a small bottle containing Novichok near Salisbury where the Skripals were struck down.
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I met Roberto after coming across a woman in the El Centro neighborhood of Havana who said her husband was an outspoken critic of the government.
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"Because you've got to make sure that the person coming across ... " Chaffetz began to explain before Kennedy, whose full name is Lisa Kennedy Montgomery, jumped in.
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Even worse are the selfish employees who have zero self-awareness or inkling that they're coming across and acting like a self-centered you-know-what.
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During this period, they gave occasional interviews to the Dutch press, coming across as insolent, dashing antiheroes—working-class toughs who'd dared to kidnap a plutocrat.
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The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our "Weak Laws" Border, had better be stopped before it gets there.
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Janice owned a car, and she and Nicky were coming across the bridge from Manhattan, but there was traffic, and no one knew where I was.
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Officials in neighboring Belarus issued a statement saying the quality of the oil coming across the border was poor - on its own hardly a startling assertion.
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"As soon as those checks started coming across, that's when Frank changed big time," said Mr. Tibbitt, who ran on the same ticket as the mayor.
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It's like suddenly coming across Brigadoon while hiking in the Scottish highlands or spying the Emerald City after a long trek on the Yellow Brick Road.
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Projecting that image of perfection can be especially harmful for those in leadership positions who risk coming across as disingenuous, Ms. Brooks and her colleagues found.
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But there are still concerns about the border, Flake said, admitting he is concerned about drug trafficking and the possibility of terrorists coming across from Mexico.
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He saw the rest of the wreckage and stopped to help before coming across the driver of the semi sitting on the shoulder of the highway.
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Not only would he protect the United States from a tide of immigrants coming across the border illegally, he said, Mexico itself would pay for it.
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Not only would he protect the United States from a tide of immigrants coming across the border illegally, he said, but Mexico would pay for it.
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According to his blog post, Krebs reached out to Apple in November after coming across the discrepancy with the intention of reporting it as a bug.
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" "The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our 'Weak Laws' Border, had better be stopped before it gets there.
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If your IT Manager-directed resume goes SO overboard that you're coming across as an executive, it will instantly raise doubt in the minds of employers.
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I live in Middle America, I&aposll tell you what concerns people about the border and what&aposs coming across the border, it&aposs really about drugs.
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The encounter comes amid a controversial "zero tolerance" immigration policy that's led to migrant children getting split up from their parents after coming across the U.S. border.
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Every five or ten minutes, I was coming across a state patrol, but the smugglers were still bringing it through, right in the middle of all that.
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Now that I'm in the process of promoting the book, I'm once again coming across issues that arise when everyone but you in the process is white.
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He knows how to carry himself, how to appropriately stay true to his beliefs in a public setting, and how to joke without coming across as unprofessional.
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"I've lived here all my life and there's never been a time when I've known fear because of people coming across the border," Young told BuzzFeed News.
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Gemmiti got the idea after looking through old photos and coming across a shot of Frito and his siblings given to her by the litter's foster mom.
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Rather than coming across as scary or dangerous, he is merely painted as Representative Antagonist who we only know is sinister because the heroes don't like him.
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We're often running devices in beta mode without coming across any hitches but don't send us any angry emails if pre-release updates should bork your smartphone.
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"Â "By choosing beautiful things, like sunsets, you run the risk of coming across as naive," Lee added, "where ugliness is the genre of the more aware.
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Don't rule out the dead-eyed resolve of May coming across quite badly compared to JC getting all indignant about the NHS, grammar schools, and so on.
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While that might be a little OTT, there's nothing like coming across a huge snake devouring a possum to put the fear of nature back into you.
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"As I was conducting my research, I kept coming across statements such as 'to increase the lubricity of your hair, you should use silk proteins,'" Clark said.
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Theroux spends time with addicts—watching them shoot up, finding overdosed bodies in the street, and coming across people who the paramedics don't get to in time.
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I had the title, but it was difficult to figure out how to write a story about plastic surgery without coming across like I was bashing it.
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Even after three years of moth knitting I'm still coming across new species that blow me away, the variety in their colors, shapes, and patterns is incredible.
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The mom of three wasn't planning on doing all her shopping through Bunz at first, but she said she just kept coming across too much good stuff.
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Trump remained true to himself, coming across as the group's political "moderate," such as when he praised Planned Parenthood for saving the lives of million of women.
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Since the surge of Central American immigrants started coming across the border in 2014, Henton estimates that his office has taken on up to 200 new clients.
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"I was diving in Greece and realised I was coming across more plastic bags than fish, and I wondered why don't we clean this up," he said.
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When images of immigrants are used by the Trump administration, they are often used to stoke fear and resentment about "criminals" and "invaders" coming across the border.
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By campaigning as a vegan, Booker "risks coming across as removed from the hoi polloi," Michael Dorf, an animal rights law professor at Cornell, wrote last year.
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The "Fox & Friends" host Brian Kilmeade said on Tuesday morning that "it's a fact" that there is an "invasion" of immigrants coming across the US's southern border.
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Commentators and critics largely scored the debate as even on substance, but the Vermont senator may have lost some style points for coming across as overly angry.
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Apprehensions coming across the border are the lowest they've been in 40 years, which just strengthens my argument that now it's time to do comprehensive immigration reform.
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An officer from the Sunrise Police Department, which also responded to the shooting, also described coming across Peterson as the shooting was happening, according to the warrant.
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One of the initial inspirations for the show was coming across this small box that had been attached to a warship to detect chemical and nuclear attack.
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So it's tough, because you've got one shot to get a good release point when your arm's coming across, instead of staying behind and throwing through it.
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He recalled coming across a rare cassette recording of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat," a thrill for a young fan of the composer Andrew Lloyd Webber.
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By then, European leaders had blocked the route north, shutting down the migration trails through Italy or the Balkans, even as people kept coming across the Mediterranean.
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You can hardly walk 50 feet without coming across someone sawing wood or pounding in tent stakes or lugging a crate of canned tomatoes to the kitchen.
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In this exhibition, it struck me that what Bradford keeps getting better at is incoherence: she can meld divergent details without coming across as contrived or arbitrary.
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MIAMI BEACH — Conventional wisdom suggests that public art ought to be easily legible, its image, message, or intent coming across clearly and quickly as one encounters it.
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As we talked, the sound of explosions kept coming across the distance — mortar fire from an army camp targeting local rebels in a swampy region miles away.
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She bobbles interactions with Noah, who is doing a "nice guy act" from her point of view while coming across like an angry disaster in his own.
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"I found myself coming across individuals who were very old, doing well, and shared that they wanted to end their lives at some point," said Dr. Balasubramaniam.
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Looking just at immigrants crossing as families this year, 29,682 people in families were intercepted coming across the southern border since January, according to the Border Patrol.
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If you don't live near a coast and aren't dedicated to the search, the chance of coming across fresh — never frozen — wild-caught shrimp is pretty slim.
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"I was diving in Greece and realized I was coming across more plastic bags than fish, and I wondered why don't we clean this up," he said.
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A Texas woman named Megan Green was introduced to the hobby after coming across a YouTube video about a 1970 Washington quarter that was selling for $35,000.
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They were looking through government storage areas to find art worth displaying and said they kept coming across impressive paintings with so-called NK numbers on them.
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After coming across a recipe, he refined it with Hackney Brewery in London and then contracted with Hambleton Ales in North Yorkshire to produce it in quantities.
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Earlier this week, he threatened to dismantle the North American Free Trade Agreement if Mexico doesn't reduce the flow of immigrants coming across the southern US border.
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After coming across a Krispy Kreme during his trip, Gonzalez posted to Facebook Marketplace to see if anyone in Minnesota would be interested in getting some doughnuts.
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" Debate coach Todd Graham gave Buttigieg and Andrew Yang As, and ranked Kamala Harris highly: "She's a master at criticizing others without coming across as a jerk.
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At times I imagine future generations — displaced by climate change and waging war over natural resources — coming across defunct iPhones and cheap T-shirts from the past.
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Retractions also remain difficult to spot; journals and science databases don't always promote or cross-reference them in ways that anyone coming across a study can see.
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It felt like a group therapy session or mass purging conducted by a leader, who, as a result of the dynamic, couldn't help coming across as messianic.
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The U.S. is experiencing an unprecedented surge of migrant families coming across the southern border, and some detention centers are at capacity (although others are also being emptied).
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The White House has suggested the influx of unaccompanied minors coming across the U.S. border is being used by gangs, such as MS-13 , to recruit new members.
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In 2014, Townhall published photos from inside an (INAUDIBLE) processing center showing these children coming across the border and being detained in these facilities under the Obama administration.
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Because the disinformation campaign that is coming across on the media and from the rhinos and from the Democrats is far more dangerous than what happened with Russia.
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"American Crime," ABC's version of a premium cable drama, returns with a third season that addresses Mexican workers coming across the U.S. border as well as sex trafficking.
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It lets him build a cast of characters who feel vibrant and full, while still coming across just as lost and confused as the film's much quieter lead.
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CLEAR, a biometric security company that many travelers are coming across in airports, is experiencing its most rapid growth, the CEO of the company told CNBC on Wednesday.
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It was a staggering performance, with all the explicit sexuality of "Squeeze me baby, 'till the juice runs down my leg" coming across in Robert Plant's rasping vocals.
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Her final writer's room was nearly half queer, including head writer Nancy Mejia, whom Saracho reached out to via Facebook after coming across a pilot she had written.
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It's attached to a little vintage store and I flip through their collection of used records, coming across a vinyl of Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Duke Ellington Songbook.
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"We have seen a steady flow of migrants coming across from the Greek border... We are seeing apprehensions pretty much every day," said Krzysztof Borowski, a Frontex spokesman.
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Many women can be so fearful of coming across as cold or bitchy that we feel compelled to put a cherry on top of most of our sentences.
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The result has been that many people hardly take any time at all, either because they are committed to their job or they fear coming across as lazy.
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"Here we are, $22 trillion in debt, trillion-dollar deficits and we've got this abomination coming across — it's sad," Republican freshman Senator Mike Braun said in a statement.
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" Co-host Ainsley Earhardt responded by saying that Trump "just wants to make sure we vet who's coming across the border, in case it's MS-13 or drugs.
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And rather than coming across as spoiled and rude, "7 Rings" feels earned — though detractors have made some valid points about its reliance on black music and culture.
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Mitchell Chamale, an MMA fighter, told VICE News he remembers coming across Sayoc a few times back in 2013, when the Hard Rock hosted some of his events.
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"People coming across the Southern Border from many countries, some of which would be a big surprise," Trump mused, implying the discarded rugs belonged to undocumented Muslim immigrants.
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She was at ease and effective -- coming across as someone with a broad knowledge on issues but also a real person with flaws and challenges of her own.
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You could tour the city's proudest French restaurants without coming across a more skillfully done puff pastry crust, notched like a pinwheel and baked to a deep mahogany.
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If you find yourself approached by hiring managers or potential clients, Dr. Nicholson recommends responding in a way that respects their interest without coming across as too eager.
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In this exhibition, it struck me that what Katherine Bradford keeps getting better at is incoherence: she can meld divergent details without coming across as contrived or arbitrary.
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An ESL teacher with a vast interest in sound and music, he began the ambitious project in January after coming across a collection of cylinder recordings on archive.org.
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Which means the new majority might be tempted to overreach and, like Mr. Gingrich's professed revolutionaries, wind up coming across as more partisan and prurient than public-spirited.
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She said she felt nauseated after coming across that video, and couldn&apost find a way to flag it for other users after she had unclaimed her file.
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President Trump, a longtime white supremacist, has promised to build a wall at the U.S.-Mexico border while continually denigrating people coming across as "rapists," and gang members.
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Over the past few weeks, several Ring customers across the country have detailed their own terrifying hacking experiences, publishing grainy videos showing strange voices coming across their systems.
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If there's one silver lining -- and there aren't too many in her situation -- it's that these two are somehow coming across cash to pay for these hotel stays.
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In other words, aliens coming across our border have injured or killed thousands of people, while drugs flowing through the border have killed hundreds of thousands of Americans.
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"At this point it (would) be close to 2016 and could potentially mark a new record due to more (unaccompanied children) coming across the border," the official said.
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The interactions between the characters were incredible, the facial expressions were sharp and evoked what was coming across in the dialogue, and the voice acting was top notch.
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So we're scared about not just Mexicans, as Trump has said — who are "criminals and rapists" — but we're scared about ISIS coming across, we're scared about al-Qaeda.
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While illegal drugs are flowing into the United States from abroad, most of them are not coming across desert stretches of the border — as Trump claimed on Tuesday night.
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"The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our 'Weak Laws' Border, had better be stopped before it gets there," Trump tweeted Tuesday.
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"I never really heard of unpaid time off until I started coming across Amazon," says Sheheryar Kaoosji, executive director of the Warehouse Worker Resource Center, a California-based nonprofit.
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American Made screenwriter Gary Spinelli (Stash House) was interested in the Mena, Arkansas, story as possible fodder for a screenplay, and in his research, he kept coming across Seal.
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But reality does eventually bite in "La La Land"; it's just that Mr Chazelle's own attempts to reconcile dreams with reality end up coming across more personal than political.
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St. Louis didn't let up in the third, with two more runs coming across for a 93-0 advantage following a two-run single to left by Jedd Gyorko.
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The producer described Lynch as an "extraordinary actress," coming across her while she was performing in a production of Debbie Tucker Green's Ear for Eye in London's Royal Court.
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Determined to prevent the YPG from gaining a foothold on its border, Turkey has shelled its positions in response to what it says is fire coming across the border.
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If Chief of Staff John Kelly has his way, the president will likely see far few stories from InfoWars, along with other controversial news articles, coming across his desk.
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Gary Bradshaw, a portfolio manager at Hodges Capital Management in Dallas, was persuaded to buy Ollie's shares after coming across the store on a visit to Pennsylvania last year.
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Well -- because it&aposs directed at brown people and black people who are coming across that (ph) southern border -- INGRAHAM: No. OK. You&aposre just making that up, Scott.
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I kept coming across something called the "rope technique", where you visualize a rope anchored to your belly and reach for it, climbing hand over hand out of yourself.
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He started the community after coming across the term in a blog post, and seized on it as a way to describe the distinct combination of tingles and chills.
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"I didn't feel like I could fight for myself in the same way, because I was afraid of coming across as a diva or difficult or demanding," she explains.
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Coming across the Klipschorn for the first time today makes it feel retro, and Klipsch does indeed illustrate its special edition with a strategically placed turntable in the picture.
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Audiences could look at him and see Honda or Sony or any other alien, non-American thing that was, in their eyes, coming across the ocean to take over.
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Gallant tells Creators that her path to creating Synopsis began after coming across the psychedelic electronic artworks of John Whitney, Sr. and Steven Beck, late in her UCLA career.
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We work in the countries of origin -- places like Nigeria, Eritrea, Syria, Afghanistan, and in Europe and in the US with children coming across the border from Central America.
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The biggest blows were Miguel Rojas' RBI double and Cooper's run-scoring single, which plated two runs, the second coming across on an error by Marcell Ozuna in left.
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We've been fascinated with them ever since, whether it's coming across them in a store, or embedded in a stray piece of shale on a rocky beach in Vermont.
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If anything, I'm sure they were commended for being fierce and tactical, while I was busy worrying about coming across as a brat and not getting my fair share.
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They are among many families coming across the border each day, seemingly unaware of the political furor over their fate as they leave their homes fearing for their lives.
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You have to know how to describe yourself to a relative stranger, discuss your weaknesses and respond to a slew of prompts — all while also coming across as authentic.
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They searched repeatedly on Facebook until coming across a group that hosts Queer Skate Night once a month at Commonwealth Skateboarding, a shop with an indoor park in Portland.
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However, protester Ruby Nicdao followed the students into the alley and continued to shout at them, saying that they needed to stop the bloodbath that's coming across the street.
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" Nielsen said assaults against agents on the border continue to rise, and that "We've over 800 instances last year where they were attacked by those coming across the border.
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These days it's almost impossible to go on Facebook without coming across a viral video of a toddler pounding away on the piano or wailing a Whitney Houston ballad.
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Blow past that one orange button and avoid downloading the separate app, and users could go right on tapping and scrolling through Instagram without coming across IGTV's longer videos.
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With the prosecutor in tow, the couple searched the ranch for three hours that fall day, making their way through heavy brush before coming across a set of stables.
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So even granting Trump's point that some Border Patrol and ICE agents "love those people coming across the border," it doesn't mean much against the backdrop of those conditions.
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It's amazing to see how successful some of their propaganda campaigns have been, and I don't go a day on Twitter without coming across an obvious bot these days.
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"I am just coming across the departments Facebook page about seeking to identify a suspect," one Ring associate wrote in an email to an Ewing police officer this month.
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And we did this thing called Carne y Arena, and it's an immigrant experience coming across the border in Mexico, and it was ... What did you think of it?
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The Commerce Department's ruling will be the first in a series of decisions about what, if any, level of duties to impose on Bombardier planes coming across the border.
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Coming across a group of working journalists today, as Mr. Wolfe impiously remarked at a 2003 lecture to patrons of the Mark Twain House and Museum in Hartford, Conn.
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From April 3: The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our "Weak Laws" Border, had better be stopped before it gets there.
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In the run-up to the federal election campaign, Trudeau has been criticized by opponents as coming across as insincere, especially after his handling of the SNC-Lavalin affair.
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Using this data, they were able to look for signs of the break that happened in 2015 - before the event occurred - coming across the rift formation in the process.
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After first coming across the plant in 2016, the research team dug through the archives of the Northern Territory Herbarium in Palmerston, uncovering records of sightings during the 1970s.
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A note from JPMorgan, which comes to us from Zero Hedge, shows the rush of negative headlines related to the Italian banking system coming across the tape Tuesday morning.
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In the first six weeks after the administration launched its zero tolerance policy, we now find out that 279,226 minors were separated from 2100,443 adults coming across the border illegally.
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"It is amazing the number of students I am coming across in year 10, 11 and in sixth form who do not know how to tell the time," she began.
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And they don&apost want people coming across and harming American citizens because those types of crimes can be prevented because they shouldn&apost be here in the first place.
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Now, you enter into a normal port of entry rather than coming across the border illegally and the chances are you&aposre not going to be separated from your families.
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The restoration of 2.9 gigwatts (GW) of power is expected to be possible by the end of Friday, including 600-MW of power coming across from the mainland, he said.
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And not coming across as likable, or someone you want to have a beer with, can cost you an election, as Al Gore and Mitt Romney can probably attest to.
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Beyond reading the front page news, people will often pull out the sections they want to read, and then thumb through them – coming across other stories they want to read.
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People trying to escape Florence in South Carolina were coming across the state border to Georgia, and hotel rooms and campgrounds were getting booked fast, CBS affiliate WGCL-TV reported.
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Well, the difficulty of asking the actors to do research is that if they were researching on their own, they would have been coming across things that were all wrong.
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The issue, according to Bergerson, isn't about the technical superiority of a DSLR but about the misplaced perception about not coming across as a professional unless you have expensive gear.
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Trump's hope would be that the increased cost of them coming across the border would make domestic production of those goods more competitive, and boost domestic production as a result.
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Police officers in Maine and Texas have described coming across people displaying their weapons near schools and libraries, daring anyone to call the police and challenge their newly won rights.
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Instead, there was Bale flashing toward the wing, the ball suddenly coming across and McAuley, with nowhere to go, tumbling into infamy as the red end of the stadium roared.
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Slim but sturdy in physique, firmly square-jawed, with large eyes, both fierce and doleful, Bonnaire's portrayal of Joan is poised and powerful, without coming across as unnatural or austere.
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Imagine reading a headline in a tweet, expanding that tweet to read an article, and coming across some kind of ad midway through the story or along the right rail.
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He was first inspired to take over his father's brewery after coming across Hiroki, a rival sake from the region, also led by a next-generation owner Kenji Hiroki, 53.
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He was first inspired to take over his father's brewery after coming across Hiroki, a rival sake from the region, also led by a next-generation owner Kenji Hiroki, 53.
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But if the experience of coming across works of art in the outdoors is personal — one cannot help but feel they've been placed especially for you — it is also physical.
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Rather than coming across as someone relatable and being an agent of change, Trump must demonstrate that he is adequately knowledgeable about a broad cross-section of public policy issues.
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Turkey has said its shelling of YPG positions is a response, within its rules of engagement, to hostile fire coming across the border into Turkey, something Saleh Muslim also denied.
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"With growth of adoption coming across its major businesses including intelligent cloud, business applications and in the hardware space with Surface growing in popularity and expanding into new form factors."
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If this is a heavy-handed attempt to modulate expectations, it's coming across a tad tone deaf to a soccer world that's grown accustomed to La Roja dominating other countries.
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White Democrats in the Trump era have often ping-ponged between coming across as dismissive of racial concerns and getting sucked into academic controversializing about systemic racism versus individual prejudice.
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Executed on found paper — most likely pages from a book — these two works stir up all kinds of associations while concurrently coming across as self-sufficient, visually engaging, mysterious works.
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Now we have pesticides, toxins, heavy metals, all those things on top of the sewage that&aposs coming across and that&aposs what our agents are working in every single day.
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The 20-year-old actress took to Twitter on Tuesday after coming across reports on social media that her Freeform drama, " Famous in Love ," had allegedly been canceled after two seasons.
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It's as if the filmmakers aren't sure the audience will understand what they're doing, so they belabor every clue or setup multiple times to make sure the point is coming across.
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"The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our 'Weak Laws' Border, had better be stopped before it gets there," Trump wrote in a tweet.
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In the same way that it's hard to scroll past 15 tweets without hitting "some personal news," it's near impossible to scroll past even five tweets without coming across bad news.
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"One of my main concerns would be straight and/or cis people coming across content that was not meant for them, possibly even by people in their own networks," Haimson says.
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RELATED: Trump ad features Morocco, not Mexico "The politics of it would be very, very different if a bunch of lawyers or bankers were coming across the Rio Grande," Cruz said.
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At first, it seemed as though he might have gone too far -- even for Arpaio's taste -- with his suggestion that immigrants coming across the border from Mexico were rapists and murderers.
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There are a ton of products that claim to make your brows thicker and totally Brooke Shields worthy, but most are hard to use and end up coming across as fake.
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Georgy Cohen told The Boston Globe she shared the photo on Twitter after coming across the "jarring" poster in her 5-year-old daughter's classroom at Somerville Public School in Massachusetts.
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Trump's acting chief of Homeland Security has framed the immigration crisis as a flood of "fake families" coming across the border with the help of drug cartels and human trafficking rings.
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Many of the Republicans admitted they had serious concerns about migrants and drugs coming across the border but argued that Trump's declaration infringed upon lawmakers' constitutional duty to appropriate federal money.
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After coming across an ad about getting your CDL license for free, Devlin called for more details and eventually enrolled in a class with the financial help of a local grant.
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There are a handful of other sneaker brands that are becoming more environmentally conscious, but this was my first time coming across a company whose entire ethos was based on sustainability.
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The U.S. is facing an immigration crisis that goes far beyond recent controversy surrounding the influx of migrants coming across the nation's southern border, according to public policy expert Justin Gest.
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The idea is, some future [being], maybe a child, coming across these pieces of her digital self and configuring them together into an artificial intelligence built out of her digital fragments.
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I have always loved to make realistic drawings, but my passion became stronger in 2012 after coming across a couple of hyperrealistic artists like Kelvin Okafor, Joel Rea and Emanuele Dascanio.
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After the settlement, Houraney and Harth say, Trump reached out to them, inviting them to a party and coming across as so charming that they wondered if he had been transformed.
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On Friday, Mr. Trump tweeted out a takeoff on a poster for "Game of Thrones" picturing him in the lead role and superimposing the words "Sanctions Are Coming" across his chest.
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Rather than coming across as a hero in the Harry Potter sense, April's an ornery, frequently frustrating character who often railroads and alienates all her friends in pursuit of her goals.
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Knowing that Zika was already in his city and coming across the border, I asked him whether he worried that a climate that is already warming would make his job harder.
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"Some of these individuals who are coming across our borders never intended to stay in the United States ... Canada for them was always the destination," Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen told reporters.
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"The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our 'Weak Laws' Border, had better be stopped before it gets there," he posted Tuesday on Twitter.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Syrian air defenses downed several missiles coming across the occupied Golan Heights from Israel before they hit their targets in the capital Damascus, Syrian state television said on Thursday.
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Republican Latino leaders have chaffed at Trump's call for a wall on the southern border and statements from his campaign launch about rapists and criminals coming across the border from Mexico.
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Congress seems resigned to that — despite the fact that fewer undocumented immigrants are already coming across the border, and polls showing that a majority of Americans oppose building a border wall.
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They also tracked how YouTube recommended subsequent videos and found that there's a 3.5 percent chance of a child coming across inappropriate footage within 10 clicks of a child-friendly video.
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This could manifest as going on a date and having a great time with someone you trust—or coming across a sexually aggressive person at a bar, which isn't always fun.
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Rather, they position her within a larger pattern of the rom-com heroine struggling to find herself in a professional context, and often coming across as totally incompetent in the process.
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Even if they were not personally affected by the economic downturn, Mr. Sanders's supporters worried about the growing inequality in wealth and income; Mr. Trump's worried about terrorists coming across the border.
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It's more interested in coming across as badass, without acknowledging how it's accomplishing that, or what kind of toxic ideology it's spreading by indulging in the worst kinds of faux edgy art.
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"At this point it (would) be close to 2016 and could potentially mark a new record due to more (unaccompanied children) coming across the border," an HHS official told CNN in March.
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For something a bit more comprehensive, try Keepsafe: It creates a PIN-protected digital vault on your phone for those photos and videos that you really don't want other people coming across.
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"But this is what I see coming across the lobby: I&aposm sitting there ready to screen test and I see [Travolta]," she told Cohen while acting out someone walking with swagger.
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One reason is that liberals often inadvertently antagonize gun owners and empower the National Rifle Association by coming across as supercilious, condescending and spectacularly uninformed about the guns they propose to regulate.
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In retrospect, it's unclear why America should have expected anything from President Trump's Tuesday night primetime speech other than a rant about how immigrants are coming across the border to kill you.
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While the trailer doesn't do much beyond show off a few of the actors and offer some behind-the-scenes hype for the show, there's a clear horror vibe coming across here.
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"Teams are speaking of coming across ghost towns, villages that have essentially been abandoned," Matthew Cochrane of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said in Geneva on Tuesday.
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She said she began thinking about death with dignity in January – when she was first diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor – after coming across an article on it while researching possible treatments.
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As for the other, less irate candidates: as usual Ben Carson was somnolent, compulsively referring viewers to his website and coming across as unflatteringly grateful to be on the stage at all.
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There was a lot more, but all in all ... it was a pretty moving interaction Ye and Joel shared onstage, with Ye coming across clearly and even ending on an uplifting prayer.
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But by referring immigrants caught illegally crossing for criminal charges, the move means adults coming across the border with children will be separated from those children as they await their criminal proceedings.
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If there is room for someone to break through late, Mr. Hart predicted it would be by coming across to Democratic voters as the candidate uniquely capable of winning the general election.
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Founding leader Kim Il Sung would beguile foreign visitors by coming across as not crazy but a reasonable, well-informed leader presiding over a small nation threatened by the mighty United States.
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Similar to dating, coming across as impatient or aggressive can be overwhelming to the other party, making them feel enough pressure to ghost and forget the relationship existed in the first place.
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"Coming across the border in a way that seeks to circumvent our procedures is no free ticket to Canada," said Ralph Goodale, Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness, in a statement.
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Clearly, with more than 50,000 people coming across the U.S. Southern border some months, we are dealing with a system that is out of control and out of capacity to cope effectively.
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The Obama administration used military bases to house unaccompanied minors in 2014 amid a surge in children from Central America coming across the border, according to a Reuters report at the time.
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While he may not deserve to be branded a "slimeball," as Trump did on Sunday, Comey does risk coming across as a disgruntled ex-employee and someone seeking vengeance for his dismissal.
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Also on this day, your planetary ruler Mercury faces off with action planet Mars, and you'll find yourself in a text argument with someone who is coming across as super self-righteous.
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But it can be hard for a white politician to say this without coming across as naive (or worse) and likely to ignore the real needs and interests of people of color.
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But it&aposs not coming across a herd of curious white rhinos or a deadly black mamba snake that he lists among his career&aposs biggest challenges — it&aposs the YouTube algorithm.
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Mr. Young got the idea while researching strange songs for Mr. Letterman to play on air, coming across "Go Fly a Kite," a convention recording commissioned by General Electric in the 1960s.
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In an era of 108-megapixel smartphone cameras, the 12-megapixel triple-camera array found on the back of the Xperia 1 II risks coming across as under-specced, on paper anyway.
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"Turkey alone cannot deal with suddenly three million refugees coming across its borders," James F. Jeffrey, the top American diplomat overseeing Syria issues, told a Turkish television interviewer in Istanbul this month.
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But you also want to be a decent broadcaster, which means being inclusive and making sure that your points are clear, and you're coming across to as many people that you can.
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With a chatty intimacy that tempted his audience into his confidence, Trump dominated the Oval Office, coming across as a president increasingly bullish about himself and at ease in wielding his power.
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He expected their ranks to be swelled by ISIS militants coming across the border from Syria where they are being eroded by U.S.-backed forces, and the Syrian regime and its allies.
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The first ad they ran [was] "Harry Reid, the best friend illegal immigrants ever had," and it had all these dark people look like they were coming across the water or something.
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Even if you try to grant the developers the benefit of the doubt—gee, maybe they didn't realize how aggressive this stuff was coming across—the cut content only underscores a specific message.
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Many of those kids, by the way, coming across the border that the president was trying to stop from continuing are being put in these so-called care of these pernicious, sociopathic smugglers.
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If you're not reconciled with the fact that you're gay, then coming across a gay person who is and who strongly presents as gay makes you afraid they might recognize that you're gay.
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While some conservatives might normally find the tone of Trump's self-expression disgusting, in other words, it's coming across now as refreshing, and titillating in its shamelessness in the face of establishment disapproval.
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You can't read the comments on Wright's videos without coming across rampant abuse, transphobia, and other toxicity, and whole corners of the Internet dedicate huge amounts of time to documenting everything she does.
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Coming across a youngish person or couple who own their home in the wild can feel like a spectacular find in a country where so many have to prioritize paying off college debt.
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And while we'd never deny how chic and powerful it can be, coming across a creative type who doesn't ascribe to this all-black uniform can feel like a breath of fresh air.
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Why it matters: This is a significant victory for the administration, whose immigration policies have been facing constant legal challenges as it grapples with the surge of migrant families coming across the border.
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Even though an abandoned WordPress blog is truly one of the saddest things I can think of, the great thing about researching these fringe topics is coming across blogs you never knew existed.
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Ironically, say critics, one possible outcome of Trump's demands is that Mexican intelligence and security agencies scale back their cooperation, making it harder for the U.S. to know who's coming across the border.
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When he lost to Obama in the 22007 election, McCain entered a dark period of his public life, often coming across as angry and not yet having come to terms with his defeat.
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"Future moms and dads increasingly feel social pressure to participate and outdo their peers or risk coming across as subpar parents before their child is even born," writes Diane Stopyra for Marie Claire.
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Unless Mr Trump can woo enough college-educated whites to significantly widen that gap, most obviously by coming across as less impulsive and divisive, it is hard to see how he can win.
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Even now, Cuban refugees are all but guaranteed a green card once they make it to the U.S., whether coming across the Florida Straits or the Rio Grande, as many arrive these days.
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"The family units that are coming across are putting those kids in harm's way, specifically down in the Rio Grande Valley and Del Rio, and across the entire southwest border," Hastings told Hill.
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Butler forward Austin Etherington said his version of America's Play was a post player, or big man, coming across the foul lane on the baseline to set a screen for the shooting guard.
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If he's saying that spending money is just a perception—and that when you chip away at it bit-by-bit, you don't notice the big spends—then that's not coming across clearly.
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At Las Peonias lagoon, about 200 miles from the Colombian border, flamingo hunting is illegal; nonetheless, biology student Luis Sibira spoke to the Herald of coming across the carcasses of numerous butchered flamingos.
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She became more deeply acquainted with Lister after coming across "Female Fortune," a 1998 book on Lister by Jill Liddington, and has spent many hours reading and decoding pages of Lister's daily musings.
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A surprise for me was coming across the abstract works of another feminist artist in the Eric Firestone Gallery booth: Miriam Shapiro, an important force behind the short-lived US Pattern & Decoration movement, .
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If you're anything like us, you've been thoroughly perusing the plethora of Black Friday sales with the hopes of coming across three very special words (not I love you, but almost): & Other Stories.
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Prosecutors also asked Guyger why she didn't follow police training protocols to "take cover and conceal" and to radio for help when coming across a burglar instead of choosing to confront him alone.
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And in 2015, when Trump launched his campaign, a Pew Research Center analysis found that among one group of migrants, Mexicans, more people were leaving the United States for Mexico than coming across.
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"What I think the significance of that is, you have someone coming across the northern border from Canada into the United States to try and kill police officers in the homeland," he continued.
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There's no chance of you accidentally coming across a surface that feels like this in your everyday life, and that just enhances the sense of alien technology that's already conveyed by the visual design.
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In this situation, you can close down the relationship by using less eye contact, a cooler tone of voice, and closed body gestures with arms coming across the chest area—if not actually folded.
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The Department of Justice says, yes, we can continue to prosecute the parents of these families coming across, and DHS says, no you can&apost, and they&aposre letting some of these people go.
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Then the Clinton administration entered in a consent decree with a liberal overseeing at all that required the release of minors coming across the border illegally and dragged here in many cases by adults.
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The doctors behind the study, led by neurologist Ciro Ramos-Estebanez of the University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center in Ohio, were inspired to study the topic after coming across a strange case in 2015.
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"The addition of National Guard on the border has proved to have a meaningful impact to reduce the flow of people and illegal activities coming across the border," Mr. Abbott said in a statement.
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The president warned Mexico on May 30 that he would put a 5% tariff on all Mexican goods if they did not take actions to help curb undocumented immigrants from coming across the border.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration will be asking Congress for extra money to help pay for the influx of migrants coming across the border this year, acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan said Tuesday.
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But Chance can jump back into the album's harmonic roots whenever he wants without it coming across as jarring, as "All Night" fades out into three rich minutes of "How Great"'s gospel choir.
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But they were still killing it on 2016's We Disappear, an album that didn't get nearly enough credit for trying to parse our techno-nightmare present without coming across as pompous or annoying.
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And she will say, 'It's beautiful honey,' and then gently point out the words I've misspelled and let me know if I've left off something important, or am coming across sounding arrogant or insincere.
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Fox chairman and CEO Dana Walden was asked by reporters about the controversy over the decades-old character (voiced by Hank Azaria) which has been increasingly criticized as coming across like an offensive stereotype.
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Back in 2011 he worried that Google's search algorithms, which offer users personalised results according to what the system knows of their preferences and surfing behaviour, would keep people from coming across countervailing views.
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Obsessive concern about lice and such seems somewhat quaint these days, when in both Europe and the United States immigration raises alarm in some minds that criminals and terrorists are coming across the border.
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Drugs coming across the border The influx of illegal drugs is another key element of the Trump administration's case for building a wall to address what they describe as a crisis at the border.
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Washington's Nicklas Backstrom broke the stalemate at 15:43 of the second period, after coming across the blue line and firing a snapshot from the top of the left circle that beat Sergei Bobrovsky.
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"Most of the problems that I am coming across are small data problems in disguise as big data problems," said Kazmaier, an executive vice president at SAP who manages its proprietary database management system.
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So again it remains to be seen how Amazon handles integration between its growing portfolio of Echo devices to avoid the risk of the tech coming across as rather too creepy to be comfortable.
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I had visited the brewery a decade earlier, and while coming across the new location was a surprise, the familiar bready taste of U Richarda's excellent unfiltered lager was just as I'd remembered it.
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Sure, you want to be compensated or awarded for what you've earned, if you are only coming across as self-centered or motivated, it's easy for employers (whether current or prospective) to feel slighted.
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Doug Ducey, a Republican, barely mentions the words "illegal immigration" in public pronouncements these days, and when he talks about the border, he focuses more on the illegal drugs coming across than the people.
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I used to be that person in the office who always replied to a group email first to show how keen I was, but really I was just coming across as annoying and needy.
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Trump took a hard line on immigration during his campaign, saying that "druggies, drug dealers, rapists and killers are coming across the southern border" and calling for a wall that Mexico would pay for.
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Mr. Kelly suggested that undocumented immigrants may not be the only threat coming across the border with Mexico, pointing to the possibility of terrorists using the same smuggling routes to infiltrate the United States.
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If the producer has it his way, the fresh faces will blow up like protégés Michael Bublé and Josh Groban, the latter of whom Foster put on stage in 1999 after coming across his mixtape.
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Democrats, stung by their 2016 defeat but bolstered by a shock of energy from their activist ranks, have shown little interest in coming across the aisle to help with the Trump administration's key legislative items.
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" "What's so wrong with wanting to put up a fence and saying, 'Hey, everybody with a gun, if you want to go shoot people coming across our border illegally, you can do it fo' free'?
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After coming across photos of the chickens online (and marveling at their feathers, which resemble big '80s hair), Bannino decided to travel to Padua himself, where he hung out with famed chicken breeder Andrea Pozzato.
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We're also coming across a growing number of dedicated devices, like Cujo, Dojo, Fingbox, and Sense from F-Secure, intended to give you more control over your IoT-enabled home through a simple user interface.
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Museum of the Moving Image: 'How Cats Took Over the Internet' (through Sunday) Even people who hate cats can't easily get through an hour of browsing online without coming across some kind of feline clickbait.
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If Betty has it bad, Jughead may have it worse: The trailer shows Jughead scream for help upon coming across some sort of altar... where it looks like there are two dead bodies bowing down.
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I definitely think I'm funny — I actually really laugh very hard at myself," she said, before admitting that she did end up coming across "a little bit more promiscuous than I thought I would look.
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She found herself in tears when coming across everyday items that reminded her of her son, such as milk at the grocery store, which brought back memories of Rickey pouring himself cereal in the mornings.
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Swimming around an eerie underwater bedroom and coming across a sleeping version of herself, another monologue starts—this time with lines from Somali-British poet Warsan Shire's poem For Women Who Are Difficult To Love.
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"It's also about, potentially, terrorists crossing that border, not to mention the drugs that are coming across that border and the human trafficking that's occurring because people know they can get people across the border."
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"Every week my cops are coming across interactions that could be far worse outcomes than what they should be because the presence of these devices," said Chief Will Johnson of the Arlington, Texas Police Department.
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"What I think the significance of that is you have someone coming across the northern border from Canada into the United States to try and kill police officers in the homeland," the Texas Republican said.
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The Moroccan-born rapper, who grew up in the South Bronx, was inspired to visit the country in February after coming across Uganda's "Triplets Ghetto Kids," whose dancing videos on YouTube went viral last year.
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Sure, the hordes of American emigrates coming across the Niagara Falls will aid the Canadian economy, with cultural celebrations livening up Little Pittsburg on July 1 and hoagie shops opening up on every other corner.
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It's going to be great, and I am also looking forward to wilding out at the Milkshake Factory—I remember coming across it on tour years ago, and have been dreaming about it ever since.
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"A 1972 New York Times review of the book reveals one of its recurring themes: discouraging women from coming across as being able to "kill your own snakes" or "take care of your own affairs.
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Because it can be hard to know how you are coming across or what is most memorable about your pitch, make sure you give the presentation to entrepreneurs you respect who have been there before.
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While Mr. Pryce invests even Shylock's fits of anger and vengeance with a measured complexity, the Portia of Rachel Pickup has fewer grace notes, coming across here mostly as a smart but imperious young woman.
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Intended as Bergman's farewell to the world of the cinema, onstage it risks coming across as a well-meaning also-ran, as illustrated by a new production at the Old Vic theater (through April 14).
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In fact, in the DEA's 20133 National Drug Threat Assessment the agency reported that marijuana was the one drug where the majority coming across the southern border came in the US between ports of entry.
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Still, a pared down approach would risk coming across as deeply insufficient given the huge political ramifications of the Mueller investigation, which after all, at least indirectly centers of the behavior of a sitting President.
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As for bringing all this up with the boss: There's a fine line between needing to be heard and coming across as a complainer yourself, and this doesn't sound serious enough to force an escalation.
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Barr brought up the need for "barriers at the border" in the exchange with Ernst too, in relation to drugs coming into the US. "All the serious drugs are coming across that border," he said.
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While they were in the south, the Hemsworth squad hit up Kangaroo Island and Seal Bay during their South Australia escapade -- coming across the likes of koalas, snakes, sea lions and dolphins along the way.
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She says that MBA interns are often so concerned about coming across as smart and competent that it can lead them to skip social events, not ask for help, and generally come off as unapproachable.
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They should not be burdens to the United States tax payer or thrown into a system of foster care with parents who think coming across the border with children will just assure them eventual legalized status.
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For months, CBP has been raising the alarm as it faces more families and children coming across the border -- a shift from previous years when single adult males made up a large number of border apprehensions.
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Now, for those who are come across illegally -- wait let me finish the question, for those who are coming across illegally, and not seeking asylum, some of whom have already been deported who are bringing children.
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"The politics of it would be very, very different if a bunch of lawyers or bankers were coming across the Rio Grande or if a bunch of people with journalism degrees were coming over," he said.
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That way we get fewer little kids coming across and they can stay home in their nirvana in their country that they are from, which we know is a magnificent culture because Dick Durbin told us.
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" What alarms him specifically is that Trump is "listening to everybody, which is fine on the surface," but, he continued, "It's coming across as if he's proposing things based off the last person he talks to.
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But if we exist in a media environment that is constantly seeing all of America's problems as being summed up by brown people coming across the Southern border, then we're going to get bigotry and xenophobia.
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Trump has also drawn criticism for his rhetoric against Latino immigrants, saying early in his campaign that Mexican "rapists" and other criminals were coming across the border and calling for all undocumented immigrants to be deported.
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Having a fake smile One of my favorite literary clichés ("his smile didn't reach his eyes" and other variations of the phrase) is actually quite relevant to the issue of coming across well in job interviews.
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Indeed, this idea of a nation divided has been the heart of Trump's campaign since he announced his candidacy, coupled with promises that he would stop the "rapists" and "murderers" who were coming across our borders.
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President Jair Bolsonaro's stance against the Venezuelan government of Nicolas Maduro, including his recognition of opposition leader Juan Guaido as the country's interim president, has raised fears Maduro could cut off power coming across the border.
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When Chris Cabrera joined the U.S. Border Patrol in 753, the job involved cruising through vast open stretches of the Rio Grande Valley trying to catch drug smugglers and migrants coming across the Texas-Mexico border.
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When Chris Cabrera joined the U.S. Border Patrol in 2003, the job involved cruising through vast open stretches of the Rio Grande Valley trying to catch drug smugglers and migrants coming across the Texas-Mexico border.
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Kim graciously invited the Southerners for a group photo afterward and intoned that cultural diplomacy between the two sides should become routine — thus, coming across as a reasonable leader or, at the least, a nice man.
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During Thursday's press conference, Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson characterized Cruz's actions as "an act of barbarism," noting he couldn't recall a more disturbing case coming across his desk during his 28 years with the department.
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That includes coming across as defiant, as Bill Gates did defending Microsoft in the heat of his firm's '90s antitrust battle, or tone deaf, like the auto executives who flew private to D.C. seeking a bailout.
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First baseman Yuli Gurriel threw a strike off the wrong foot to Carlos Correa coming across the second base bag and he, while in stride, delivered the ball to a moving target in McCullers covering first.
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The TSA is accustomed to coming across odd and scary objects entering the US, so much so that the agency created an Instagram account a few years ago to document its curious finds for the public. .
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In a 2002 article in Talk Magazine, Mr. Brown, the dealer who arranged the earlier deposits to the Ransom Center, described coming across an odd bundle, which Miller told him held nearly 100 letters from Monroe.
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Particularly the way we're reading stuff in this disaggregated way, you're not turning a page of the Times art section and coming across this and seeing that oh, it's ragged right, so that means it's opinion.
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So coming across these stories, there was a lot of ethos behind starting this company as well, because I think there's a huge stigma that's attached to it, but when people educate themselves, their mindset changes.
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FLEISCHER: Yes, look, I think there&aposs something understandable that if you&aposre a Border Patrol agent, you see somebody coming across a river, can&apost you just send them to the other side of the river?
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"I have seen them walking around town, more than a number of times, where I've seen five people coming across, walking down the highway, sleeping on the side of the highway," Emerson Fire Chief Jeff French says.
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"It's so important that when a young girl is coming across our photos online that she sees some version of herself represented there," he says, acknowledging that fashion and media still have a long way to go.
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David Letterman was swamped in scandal in 2009, when CBS News producer Robert "Joe" Halderman attempted to blackmail him after coming across a diary that proved Letterman had been having an affair with his assistant, Stephanie Birkitt.
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After the release of Braid, Blow's breakout hit and one of the defining titles of the current generation of indie games, he toyed around with a few ideas, before coming across one he wanted to explore further.
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In China's assessment, the threat of a nuclear North Korea, who will use their nuclear power as a deterrent rather than an offensive weapon, is smaller than the threat of thousands of refugees coming across the border.
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"If we're going to do it because we're concerned about the status of the economy, I just see in the numbers and the reports coming across my desk, the economy is still vibrant, it's still strong," Rep.
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"Millennials are [three times] more likely than previous generations to research new brands and products using social media, and 37% more likely to trust a brand after coming across a sponsored post about it," says CB Insights.
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Thanks to its tough, new border-enforcement measures, the Spanish government recently announced it has managed to cut by 22019 percent the number of illegal migrants coming across the Mediterranean from Morocco, Algeria, and sub-Saharan Africa.
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Charlie Rowley, who was also exposed to Novichok after coming across a perfume bottle contaminated with the nerve agent last year, met Russian Ambassador Alexander Yakovenko on Saturday to ask him why Moscow had killed his girlfriend.
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When coming across a negative comment however, Mishler chooses not to take it to heart, knowing that these are feelings and opinions of other people – and that doesn't necessarily have to influence her thoughts on who she is.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration is opening a new facility in Texas to house the surge of unaccompanied minors coming across the border as it warns that it's almost out of funds and cutting education and recreation programs.
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And for months, the agency has been sounding alarm bells as it faces more families and children coming across the border -- a shift from previous years when single adult males made up a large number of border apprehensions.
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In order for people to join in on the conversation on Twitter and Reddit — or simply feel free to use the internet without worrying about coming across spoilers — they have to watch it as soon as it airs.
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Although you sometimes need to be mindful about coming across as arrogant, you possess a spark that others admire, which makes it relatively easy to find yourself in leadership and teaching positions where you can pass on knowledge.
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"I kept coming across people who I knew were smart people and sensitive people who were sharing fake stuff, and this has been [going on for] two or three years," Cravens said in an interview with BuzzFeed News.
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He'll participate in the caucus just hours after a Trump rally in the same Iowa city where the GOP frontrunner made controversial comments about war, appearing to cast aside the danger soldiers face when coming across explosive devices.
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We have prime ministers concerned with coming across like presidents, a BBC trying its best to engender international appeal, and a Premier League that more closely resembles an international real estate conglomerate than it does a soccer table.
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The reason that they are separating these little children from their families is that they are using section 1325 of that Act which criminalizes coming across the border to incarcerate the pr—the parents and then separate them.
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But blaming other countries and painting those coming across the border from Mexico as a national security threat has never failed to animate Mr. Trump's core supporters — the ones who helped deliver him the White House in 2016.
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The drug has faced such an increase in demand that pharmacies in Mexico have reported Americans coming across the border for boxes of it, with some who "arrive with a slightly bossy attitude," the Dallas Morning News reported.
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In two more tweets Sunday morning, Trump threatened to dismantle the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which he called Mexico's "cash cow," if the country doesn't reduce the flow of immigrants coming across the southern US border.
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As we walk from one section of the park to another in search of more dizzying, gut-churning fun, I'm able to impart small bits of wisdom without coming across as overbearing, the way I might at home.
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Provost: Just making sure that you're in there, you're upfront, that if you're out doing the job and there's a smuggling case, or there's narcotics coming across, that you're there, you're answering up on the radio, you're responding.
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The team's final bus from its hotel in San Francisco was caught in snarled traffic coming across the Bay Bridge and was badly delayed; most of the Knicks walked into their locker room just after 6:40 p.m.
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Yet the idea that he had always been disgusted by allegations leveled against Porter by two ex-wives risked coming across as belated political spin, given his previous comments and jarring lack of empathy for the women involved.
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So when I noticed a flood of new mascara launches coming across my desk, I knew it was time to put my longtime theory to the test and see if there were high-quality formulas behind these modest prices.
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The game, meanwhile, lacks the mission structure or well-developed connecting narrative of other exploration-based titles, and its combat sequences are rote and irritating rather than exciting, coming across as unwelcome distractions from the already brutal crafting grind.
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The rest of the film felt predictable — a stale mix of space and sword (saber) fights, with a largely uninspiring script and the film's few focal points coming across as weakly diluted parallels from earlier moments in the franchise.
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Coming across a baby bird that's fallen from it's nest can be a daunting, but YouTube star Joey Graceffa is making sure his fans know exactly what they should do if they find themselves dealing with a fallen fledgling.
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But as our filming continued, we kept coming across all these different ramifications of what we're doing and how that's impacting landscapes in the ocean, how it's really changing the lives of the animals that live in the ocean.
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" She added that an immigration overhaul should not be "based on exciting and inciting those people who have negative thoughts about others coming across our border, and basically working to use that information to promote himself in a campaign.
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Dame Agatha happens to figure tangentially in this uncommonly clever whodunit, which makes plentiful references to her books, plot twists, settings and even the 11 days in 1926 when she inexplicably disappeared — all while coming across as madly original.
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Similarly, the likelihood of coming across the seemingly stranded family of circus performers seen in "Samaritans" (2014) is slim, but there is a veracity to the work that transports us to the roadside, and suddenly it's not so unlikely.
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While I want to give Unglert the benefit of the doubt and assume he doesn't realize how what he's saying is coming across, this isn't the first sticky situation he's gotten himself in now that they're officially a couple.
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Shot almost entirely in Singapore, plot of the book and film make good use of Kwan's homeland -- coming across as "a love letter to the food, culture and beauty of this area," according to the film's producer, Brad Simpson.
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Still, by making that pivot, Sanders risked coming across as a single-issue fanatic, someone so focused on his pet cause that he can't see that anti-black racism is in and of itself a problem, whatever happens on Wall Street.
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Wallace pointed out that the 4,000 people she was referring to had been captured mainly in airports, and that the State Department has said there is "no credible evidence" of any terrorist coming across the border from Mexico in recent years.
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Let&aposs look -- because you mentioned it -- at how the Obama administration and you as secretary of homeland security handle this back in 2014 when there was also a spike in children, most of them unaccompanied coming across the border.
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He was elected on a nativist platform that sought to keep out people from certain backgrounds: Muslims and "Mexicans," a term that might have included Central Americans, who now make up a majority of the people coming across the Mexico border.
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The trailer goes on to show off a starship reaching the planet, the explorers coming across one of the alien starships, and some very familiar egg pods, all set to a creepy cover of Nat King Cole's song Nature Boy.
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My way of coming across the SE2449s was via a path of simple curiosity after reviewing the technically exceptional $299,2535 KSE5355 electrostatic earphones from Shure: I wanted to know what the company had to offer for the budgets of mere mortals.
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Traversing the entire map on horseback takes under 20 minutes, anyway, and every outing is filled with surprise encounters or things to do along the way, even if that's just coming across a nice fishing spot or some wildlife to hunt.
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His promise, in contrast to the Democrats, is that he's going to make sure the benefits go to you, the hard-working — and, I think implicitly, white — American, instead of going to, say, these immigrants who are coming across the border.
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After coming across footage taken by animal rights activists like the CHDC in 2016 and 2017, Harper said she fears these animals are once again being shipped four to a crate, despite the ban put in place almost five years ago.
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For example, Corrections Corporation of America was able to build a center in Dilley, Texas, within four months in 2014 to hold Central American women and children who began coming across the border by the thousands in an unforeseen surge.
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Nourry and friends place emphasis on the importance of the indigenous and spiritual in our modern lives, without coming across as heavy-handed or religious, but deeply clue into the "magic" of wondrous places that actually exist in the world.
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While the South Bronx has been the subject of a great deal of attention, with developers announcing major plans for Mott Haven, near Manhattan, buyers coming across the Harlem River from points south are not necessarily sticking close to the border.
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In Texas, Mr. Coors would not say how many millions he has spent to create NLand, but he has devoted more than 20 years to realize the vision, including trying to develop his own surf technology before coming across Wavegarden's.
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Hundreds of thousands of Mainland Chinese (including investors) coming across the Pacific Ocean to take advantage of Vancouver's top-notch public school system as well as its publicly-funded university, the University of British Columbia, one of Canada's biggest and best.
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Critics have combed through 12 years of his opinions on the District of Columbia Circuit, second only to the Supreme Court in the high profile cases it decides, without coming across a single opinion that is half baked or unreasonable.
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"I got interested in this field after coming across a project from Facebook researchers called VoiceLoop where they had imitated Trump and Zuckerberg's voices with some success and was intrigued by the idea of being able to do that," Miles said.
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On "Maurice and Michael (Sorry I Didn't Say Hello)," written after coming across an old friend who had fallen on hard times, he unfurls a long solo over the sooty clouds of Sam Harris's piano and Justin Brown's writhing drums.
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The senior administration official said that the American troops were withdrawn from the border area because Turkish forces were coming across into Syria, and that they were sitting in harm's way, a rationale that Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper and Gen.
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"Is this — I mean, is it coming across as a foreign — I'm not asking you if — no one is saying it's not OK or it's bad for the department to get a broad variety of input from different people," he continued.
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" On Tuesday -- between tweets about "fake news" -- he offered still more on the topic: "The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our 'Weak Laws' Border, had better be stopped before it gets here.
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The president would do well if he emphasized the degradation of human trafficking and the vast quantities of heroin, fentanyl and other drugs coming across the border that contribute to the more than 60,000 American deaths per year from opioid overdose.
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The viewer walks through several very disturbing rooms — coming across surveys with questions about real cases that reveal who was abducted where, when, and by whom — before finding a trove of testimonies written by victims who were tortured by government forces.
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Venus and Neptune are finding you coming across the most beautiful things, but you need to be smart about your spending, and you also need to be conscious of the messages you're communicating to people despite the whimsical, daydreamy vibe in the air.
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And the great sort of joy — certainly for me even now, turning the page of the New York Times or the Financial Times — is coming across something that I would skim through on Twitter, because I would automatically think I wasn't interested.
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"Between yesterday and today's data one thing that's coming across is that the U.S. economy isn't as bad as markets have been pricing in and things are actually getting better," said Cheng Chen, interest rates strategist at TD Securities in New York.
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The New York Times is reporting that surprise weddings are "having a moment," and, come to think of it, we have been coming across a lot more articles about weddings that are initially billed as an engagement party or other type of event.
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Asked about where the greatest impact would likely be felt, Lewis said "the risk is greatest on supply chain more than the trade in completely built units coming across the border" due to the "extremely integrated" nature of North America's auto industry.
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But earlier Tuesday, when I posted a thread about the Immigrants Are Coming Across the Border to Kill You motif (abbreviated IACATBTKY for Twitter), it's not because I had any advance notice of the content — it's because, at this point, it's deeply predictable.
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These people's experiences aren't "exceptional," necessarily, but in context of a project that is talking largely about lowered libido, anorgasmia, erectile dysfunction, decreased lubrication etc, coming across the people who were reporting no change in sexual function or increased desire stood out.
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Dudley said he initially visited a dentist who told him he was a good candidate for Invisalign, but after coming across a photo that showed an aligner with what looked like layer striations from 3-D printing, he decided to do some research.
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During the interview she seems poised and self-aware, yet in another scene, with her back to the camera, the dominatrix screams at an unknown person on the phone, hardly coming across as a professional in control of herself, let alone her clients.
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Although Trump says a wall is needed to curb illegal immigrants and illicit drugs coming across the border, statistics show that illegal immigration via the border is at a 20-year low and that many drug shipments come through legal ports of entry.
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But in their haste to speak truth to power, in the same way that they might shout their opprobrium on Steam forums, they risk coming across as boorish to types who prefer their games and their politics a good deal more casual.
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His voice cracked as he spoke of the "gift" of his nomination and his love for his family, his nation and the Constitution, coming across as the modest and personable antithesis of the scheming, agenda-driven vortex into which he had just stepped.
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To continue the Puma example, the user wouldn't necessarily have to type in "Puma" to encounter an ad for the running shoes — simply expressing an interest in running could have them coming across ads from Puma or any other retailers offering running apparel.
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CNN reported in May that the Trump administration had decided to refer anyone found crossing into the US illegally for federal prosecution, meaning that adults coming across the border with children will be separated from them as the parents await their criminal proceedings.
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CNN reported in May that the Trump administration had decided to refer anyone found crossing into the US illegally for federal prosecution, meaning that adults coming across the border with children are separated from them as the parents await their criminal proceedings.
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And with LinkedIn this makes a lot of sense: there are so many people with the same name and it can be a challenge figuring out which "Mark Smith" you might want to connect with after coming across him at an event.
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"Whether it be typhus and Irish immigrants and the bubonic plague and Chinese immigrants, cholera and Russian Jews, when Mexican immigrants were coming across the border after an outbreak of typhus in El Paso, they were literally sprayed with insecticide," she said.
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Because I think of misogyny as a hostility women face, rather than a psychological property men feel, I think it's been coming across pretty clearly in the population-level patterns of how much support female candidates are getting compared to white male candidates.
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Gina Raimondo (D-RI), Dan Malloy (D-CT), Andrew Cuomo (D-NY), and Phil Murphy (D-NJ) recently announced a new regional collaboration to track the guns coming across each other's state lines and direct universities to study the problem of gun violence.
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"The reason they're separating these children from their families is that they're using Section 1325 of that act, which criminalizes coming across the border, to incarcerate the parents and then separate them," Castro said, referring to the 1924 Immigration and Nationality Act.
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Along the way, Ziggy peruses the internet for answers at length, coming across and joining the Red Pill subreddit, an area of the internet that brought us the now-ubiquitous term "incel," and that continues to terrorize feminists and queers, among others.
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Still, while the filmmakers are newcomers to the Marvel universe, "Captain Marvel" homogenously blends into that cinematic juggernaut, and as constituted can't help coming across like an expensive intermediate step in the larger "Avengers" franchise, what with "Endgame" only about six weeks away.
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"Given the extreme uncertainty of referrals coming across our nation's southern border and how many kids we might have to care for, that isn't really a switch that we're ready to turn off at this point," Hayes told a House appropriations subcommittee.
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In announcing his campaign, he said Mexico was sending "rapists" across the border into the US. On Friday, at the same event in which he bemoaned the attack in New Zealand, he warned of "invasions" of undocumented migrants coming across the southern border.
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The common theme that I kept coming across is that people very much look forward to new, shinier versions of the games they've played previously, and they want it looking as good as possible—whether that can be done by remasters or modsr.
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For months, Customs and Border Protection officials have been dealing with a growing array of health problems, as they face more families and children coming across the border -- a shift from previous years when single adult males made up a large number of border apprehensions.
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Asked about the prevalence of Colorado-grown pot in Kansas, Lieutenant Adam Winters, a spokesperson for the Kansas Highway Patrol, told VICE News that "obviously there is some of that coming across the state line," but he was unable to provide data about drug seizures.
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The decision comes one day after the resignation of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen — who just last week ordered that the remain-in-Mexico policy be expanded — and as border agents continue to struggle to handle the surge of migrant families coming across the border.
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"My office is right on a land border and I can see the trucks just coming across non-stop from my window," Magnus said, referring to her birds-eye view from Champlain, New York, of trade on the border between Canada and the United States.
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But because Minaj is nothing if not a full-service pop superstar, she went ahead and added a second slide to her Instagram depicting, well, exactly what viewers looked like — eyes wide, mouth agape — upon coming across this (warning, NSFW) photo in their Instagram feeds.
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If you have to link into individuals coming across state lines and are exposing themselves not only to state trafficking laws but federal trafficking laws and all the costs of that, we tend to find that the prices in those illegal markets are notably higher.
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We are at a point where we know deep in our hearts that it is only a matter of time until we see the flash of breaking news alerts coming across our screens that another school shooting has occurred and American children have died.
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However, the President's assertion is misleading, conflating the drugs coming across the US-Mexico border with total drug deaths in the US. In addition, it's not currently known whether overdose deaths will increase or decrease when the CDC releases 2018 data later this year.
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You cannot staff either the agricultural industry or the construction industry either in Texas or anywhere west of Texas in this country all the way up to the border without yes those brown people coming across that infamous Mexican border to supply the necessary labor.
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"It makes no sense, the wall is not going to be terribly effective at stopping this … the majority of people coming across are in the Rio Grande Valley … where the wall will be up to a mile or half a mile inland," Sandweg said.
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According to reporting by the BBC, the paintings were discovered in the storage locker of a person who had passed away a few years ago; a relative of the deceased contacted the authorities after coming across the paintings among this undisclosed person's stored possessions.
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"Some of the statements he's made over the years with regard to migrants coming across the southern border and more recent comments in this regard have just not been good for the country, certainly not good for the party," Flake said of the Iowa Republican.
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Following a strategic business review aimed at optimizing its teams and processes — both for smartphones and VR — it also says it now has "a series of measures in place to enable stronger execution", and is touting fresh innovations coming across its markets this year.
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Op-Ed Contributors Few landscapes remain virtually untrammeled by the growing impact of the planet's seven and a half billion inhabitants — places where the natural environment is so overwhelmingly intact and truly wild that coming across so much as a boot print is a surprise.
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When I was 7, I saw "How the West Was Won" at the Cinerama Dome [in Hollywood] and one of the first images — coming across this lake that didn't have a ripple in it, like glass — was Jimmy Stewart in a birch-bark canoe.
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So, I want to provide you an update on the illegal immigration crisis on the southern border and the efforts the administration is taking to solve this crisis and to stop the flood of illegal immigrants, drugs, contraband and crime coming across the border.
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A team of internet privacy researchers at vpnMentor, the world's largest VPN review site, first discovered that the information was left exposed to the internet on December 24 after coming across an unencrypted Amazon S3 bucket owned by THSuite, the company that makes the software.
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Earlier this week, he threatened to dismantle the North American Free Trade Agreement if Mexico doesn't reduce the flow of immigrants coming across the southern US border, and he essentially declared that a deal with Democrats on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals was dead.
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Corporate leaders are openly questioning what, if anything, the Trump administration will be able to do for business, given a lack of major action on his promises of corporate tax reform, new health-care policies and a tax on goods coming across the border.
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The president tweeted about "the big caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our 'Weak Laws' Border," suggesting Central American hordes were converging upon the United States to take advantage of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA.
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And before Trump credited Mexico's "strong immigration laws" for dispersing much of the migrant group on Thursday, earlier this week he warned that he would "stop their cash cow, NAFTA," if the country doesn't reduce the flow of immigrants coming across the southern US border.
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The film begins to find its footing as the two seek to overcome the vast gap between them, which includes Percy's speech sounding like a pipsqueak-y mouse to Migo, and Migo's attempt to speak in friendly tones coming across as a threatening roar.
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The debate about the U.S. Census in 2020 and the Trump administration's oversight of it is overly focused on the political implications — it's coming across like a football game, with one side on the offense while the other side scrambles to find a weak point.
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Instead, he refuted statistics -- many from his own administration -- that show that border crossings are at record lows, that undocumented immigrants commit crimes at lower rates than native-born Americans and that most drugs coming across the southern border flow through legal ports of entry.
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We know the nautical themed stuff is a bit overdone at this point, but the Rusty Knot, birthed from the minds behind the Spotted Pig and Freemans, pulls it off without coming across as a dive designed to be a dive (which it is).
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"Think of food stocks and livestock and anything that's coming across borders being delayed (that) would be a real problem so I'm in the camp of optimists who think we'll find a way through," he told CNBC's Julianna Tatelbaum at the firm's headquarters just outside London.
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The New York Times's Julie Hirschfeld Davis reports that Democrats are also considering a new funding bill for DHS that would increase the number of department personnel like border agents, as well as scanning technology that would help agents screen for drugs coming across the border.
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The two calls influenced how the chimps reacted: those that had heard the rest call a few seconds before coming across the fake snake — which suggested that a nearby group member was unaware of the snake — gave more warnings, making more alarm calls and using body language.
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"A lot of the traffic we are seeing right now is family groups ... coming across and they are looking for an agent right away to turn themselves in," Romero said, calling it a change from the past, when more people were trying to sneak in undetected.
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According to Dr. Albert Protopopov, who is the Chief of the Mammoth Fauna Research Department at Yakutian Academy of Sciences, said that it&aposs still a question of whether this mammoth was an anomaly or not, but coming across its carcass will allow them to answer questions.
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But after coming across an XXL magazine story last year about the rumoured recording session, Wahoo decided to release a 30-second snippet of the track "It Ain't Easy" during the NBA Finals and offered to release the entire track if it got over a million retweets.
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It's difficult to convey just how much skateboarding means to the people who love it without using religious allegories, and when most films try they fail miserably, coming across as overwrought or cliched in a way that's cringeworthy to anyone who's ever been consumed by the culture.
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Toews is Russian Mennonite, a slight misnomer; her Frisian ancestors arrived in Canada by way of Russia, but they did not intermarry, and it is easy to imagine coming across her pale oval face, with its sharp nose and light, frank eyes, in a Dutch portrait gallery.
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After starting with state foster care, in 2125, Cayuga responded to a request for proposals from the federal government, which was looking for care for unaccompanied minors who had been coming across the border in increasing numbers, by saying it could provide foster care for 2125 children.
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Coming across this idea as eloquently expressed as it was by this writer really made me stop, and think, and recognize the obvious truth of what he says — as if I'd known it before, but never felt it so sharply as when he articulated it well.
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Speaking with Breitbart radio in October of last year, Cuccinelli argued that states could use "war powers" to block Central American migrants, many of whom were reportedly planning to seek asylum in the US and who'd formed a so-called caravan, from coming across the border.
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Congressional Republicans now face the fraught task of assuring their constituents that the projects won't be canceled while also working with the Defense Department and Democrats to craft legislation that will replenish or "backfill" the funding — all while not coming across as publicly rebuking President Trump.
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While the idea of someone getting inspired and thrilled by the Joker and then emulating him is disturbing, it's difficult to voice that concern without it coming across like anticipatory virtue signaling — or placing an undue burden on art itself to protect its viewers from immorality.
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How to underscore the powerful old film footage and photos that this production projected over the orchestra — women dressed in ruffled shirts walking into factories; workers sitting at tables with sewing machines; the rubble of the decimated factory building — without the music coming across as mere soundtrack?
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Tuesday morning, for example, I looked up one ad the campaign started running on April 265 that warns that "illegal aliens are coming across the Mexican border in record-breaking numbers" and that there were more than 100,000 arrests by Customs and Border Protection last month alone.
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Video Former Homeland Security Secretary under President Obama, Jeh Johnson, said on "Fox News Sunday" that curbing the flow of women and children coming across the U.S. border illegally is something that will not happen overnight and the country needs to address the root cause of the problem.
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In a recent interview with the Washington Post, Baker-White explained that she started the project in 2017 after coming across violent Facebook posts from police officers, including a picture of an aggressive police dog with the words, "I hope you run, he likes fast food," superimposed over it.
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The biggest problem with Tony Stark's accountability argument for signing the Accords isn't that they've been assembled hastily and he isn't questioning them: it's that he risks coming across as a killjoy who wants to shut down the action and adventure that makes MCU movies fun for fans.
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Her character was especially dumb because she was so good, a purely beatific angel who wanted hugs, friends, and ended up coming across at least a little like the infamous Eugene, whose gimmick was that of a mentally handicapped man who became a wrestling savant when given the chance.
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After coming across an Instagram post from The Zoe Report with a link to 13 tips on how to find the perfect engagement ring, the 25-year-old singer, who's newly single following a split from ex-fiancé Pete Davidson, wasn't shy about sharing her own honest advice.
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"There is simply no crisis at the border of criminals, drug traffickers and gang members coming across as described by the president in his statement, so there's a real fact issue about that of whether even there is an emergency," Kirkpatrick said, referring to Trump's justifications for the emergency.
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All this suggests that Russia would not try to halt shipping coming across the Atlantic from the US but would instead seek to attack command-and-control centers and ports and airfields in Northern Europe to disrupt US efforts to come to the aid of its European allies.
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She caught all the mood shifts of this volatile character, one moment coming across like a smitten young lover, the next a betrayed and embittered woman, a former Valkyrie warrior who by the end, in a self-immolating act of transcendence, brings down the entire edifice of the gods.
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Coming across the book's offhand mention that oranges have been scarce "since Central America was lost to the Libertheos," you can spend twenty pages wondering about Gilead's import-export structure—and, all the while, the existential diminishment of the utterly ordinary Offred is quietly lighting you on fire.
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One way to engage your family and friends in a conversation about sustainability without coming across as overbearing or critical is to gift them a sustainable good, like a reusable water bottle, beeswax food wrap or locally-produced items like jewelry or soap made by artisans, says George.
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The first, offered by David Frum, Chris Cillizza and others, holds that Mitch McConnell and Co. would have been better served politically by pretending to consider an Obama nominee and then simply using a sixty-vote threshold to avoid approval, rather than coming across as baldly intransigent from day one.
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JS: Yeah, so um, Mr. Lux-Tom, he was caught coming across the border in Arizona, I believe the day or two before the court case that I saw, and he was part of a group of the first sort of set of uh migrants that were being tried that day.
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And the cast is strong in general, with Hunt projecting a wounded-but-irrepressible Anne Hathaway vibe, Swire coming across like an underage Gwendoline Christie still finding her badass groove, and Wiggins stopping the show with a number about how well the zombie apocalypse treats people who find destructive mayhem fun.
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So we rip it up, build brand new foundations, pour brand new, beautiful footings, and take a wall that's two or three feet high, mostly laying on the ground, some of it only for cars -- you know, to stop cars from cars from coming across....Anyway, so we're building the wall.
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For years William had been working odd jobs around their neighborhood — such as mowing grass and cleaning yards — and after coming across a YouTube video of someone surprising their mother with a car, the business-savvy teenager decided that he wanted to do the same, he explained to ABC 8.
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President Donald Trump said on Monday that he's not concerned about coming across as racist in tweets he posted on Sunday admonishing Democratic women of color in Congress to "go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came," because many people agree with him.
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Without diving too deep into the weeds of exposition, when intelligence analysts review the raw data from intelligence intercepts they understandably see everything coming across their screen, including the identities of U.S. persons who are not the targets of the surveillance order that authorized the collection in the first place.
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Earlier this year, Trump raged against the arrival of a caravan of Central American migrants as it journeyed towards the U.S. "The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our 'Weak Laws' Border, had better be stopped before it gets there," he tweeted in April.
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The "Fox & Friends" host Brian Kilmeade said on Tuesday morning that "it's a fact" that there is an "invasion" of immigrants coming across the US-Mexico border, echoing the rhetoric of the shooter who killed at least 22 people and injured dozens of others in El Paso, Texas, on Saturday.
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TAOS, N.M. (Reuters) - The small city of Deming, New Mexico has become the latest U.S. border community to declare a state of emergency after dozens of migrants were released in the town by federal authorities seeking to cope with a surge in asylum seekers coming across the southern U.S. border.
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I got the idea brushing my teeth at my sink getting ready to go to work, listening to a radio program about three years ago at the height of the Syria war and at the height of the crisis of all these refugees coming across from the bloodshed in Syria.
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But ability to perform anger without coming across as the wrong kind of person is still a privilege in the 21st-century United States, and the new silent majority values other forms of representation that a woman can bring to the table over the performance of rage that her rivals bring.
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Imagine coming across a snack that combines the best qualities of the doughnut, the mini-muffin and Orwashers' toasted-coconut macaroon, and finding it not at some hipster's stand at Smorgasburg but on a dim sum trolley, and you have a pretty good idea of Ugly Baby's tue ka ko.
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To avoid coming across as arrogant, Zawikowski recommended candidates practice what they plan to say in an interview, record their talking points, and have an acquaintance ("but not someone too close to you," Zawikowski advised) listen, paying attention to how many times they say the word "I" during their response.
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Seeing Fosse's choreographic interpretation of sophistication and boredom in the original production—and in the 1969 Fosse-directed film version—was like coming across a familiar theme in a new language: no one had created dances like that before, or cast dancers who were not all conventionally svelte or pretty.
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In interviews, Collins's daughter (and editor), Nina Lorez Collins, has described coming across packets of her mother's correspondence — "I could practically trace the arc of her development as a woman, as an artist, as a mother" — as well as a diary of her final year, as she succumbed to breast cancer.
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But at other times it's a very busy corporate executive, wakes up at six o'clock in the morning; needs a quick download on what they need to know that's important, and so they will go to one of our newsletters, or see a news flash coming across their cell phone.
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We lose a tremendous amount of money every year with Mexico for years, we've lost over $100 billion a year on trade with Mexico and of course, then we get into the second problem we have with Mexico, which maybe frankly is the first, and that's drugs and drugs coming across the border.
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The prompt seems like it's meant to introduce these features to people who might otherwise miss them — they're buried inside chat settings normally — but Facebook's insistence on popping up right as you change your status is another one of those moments where the network ends up coming across as desperate for attention.
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The White House Correspondents' Dinner is sort of like the Oscars of DC. The event, which started as a way to foster relationships between the press and members of the president's administration, usually features a comedian host that tries their best to make topical jokes without coming across like a total jerk.
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With endearingly low-budget props and backdrops, local actors, plucked from an open-casting ad, painted an intimate portrait of Detroit techno's formative years—when it was called "progressive music," DJ mixers were subject to battery failure, and European radio was just catching on to the machine-made rumbles coming across the Atlantic.
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But I'm willing to bet that somewhere out there there's a kid who wants to do, not be told to do, and at the end of the project wants to feel the wind in her hair and smell a cold snap coming across the plains, crisp and clear and full of the future.
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"She was coming across as a credible candidate but I think her comments about clinical depression and antidepressants are going to confirm the suspicions that many people had that she is just a sort of a New Age-y spiritual guru and not a serious candidate for president," Democratic strategist Brad Bannon said.
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I was visiting during an international polo tournament, which meant that as I meandered in and out of the rooms, I was coming across elegant women sipping Champagne on plush daybeds, or walking across international polo celebrities having their calves rubbed down with massage oil in preparation for the match later that afternoon.
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Their works are included here, of course — with Rivera coming across as rather tame and didactic compared to his more visceral contemporaries — but what makes this show so fascinating is how it chronicles the many different ways that Mexican artists grappled with the perceived need to fashion some kind of identifiable national style or movement.
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Officials with the Department of Health and Human Services, which oversees the care of migrant youths through its Office of Refugee Resettlement, said there was an influx of unaccompanied children coming across the border, the effect of the Trump administration's zero-tolerance policy and the toughening of the vetting process for the children's potential sponsors.
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As for how I got into constructing … Honestly, it was a mix of being sleepless, coming across the right puzzles by people whose taste and style I found motivating (Brendan Emmett Quigley, Liz Gorski, Natan Last, Ian Livengood, Pete Wentz, Paula Gamache, Joe Krozel, many others), and being in the market for a new hobby.
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Even if the USB stick isn't configured to release some kind of payload as soon as it's attached, it can carry disguised viruses as easily as email attachments—and experiments have shown that we're often far too curious when coming across USB sticks we don't know the origin of, so apply some common sense.
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Issues and causes can bring resonance to Super Bowl commercials, but there's a fine line between touching an emotional nerve and coming across as exploitative, since it's generally understood that the point of the flowery words and images are, ultimately, in the service of making the audience feel good about the sponsor and its product.
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We can argue about the finer details of when it's appropriate to use emoji, or what the best email signoff is (in my opinion, it's "Best wishes"!), but really the fundamental thing just comes down to trying to be kind and considerate and recognizing how your digital communication is coming across in that context.
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"I think some of the reticence that might be coming across in not a huge chorus of defense of Kellyanne Conway in the face of these sexist comments is the feeling that she doesn't have our back," said Gillian Thomas, a senior staff lawyer of the Women's Rights Project of the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Laurence Maslon, who wrote the 923 documentary "Sammy Davis, Jr: I've Gotta Be Me," which had its premiere on PBS's "American Masters" this week, remembered coming across a 1968 Mad Magazine satire on racial stereotypes that said three black individuals could equal an "emerging African nation" — but it would take four to represent Davis alone.
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Despite the picture Trump and White House officials routinely paint about drugs coming across the open border, the vast amount of illegal drugs, including 90 percent of heroin, 88 percent of cocaine, 87 percent of methamphetamine, and 80 percent of fentanyl, came through ports of entry in 2018, according to statistics from US Customs and Border Protection.
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The dramatic video, original captured by ABC News , shows Agent Robert Rodriguez coming across a man on a main road in McAllen where smugglers are known to traffic illegal immigrant from Mexico and Central America into the U.S. "Look, there&aposs a smuggler," Rodriguez said as he began to chase the man into the Rio Grande.
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When directors Cary Murnion and Jonathan Milott and writers Nick Damici and Graham Reznick put the project together back in 2015, they couldn't have expected that, by the time Bushwick made its way to limited theaters and VOD this week, it would end up coming across as pulpy exploitation of very current fears about resurging white nationalism.
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"We've been reporting about some of the President's more extreme ideas for preventing immigrants from coming across the southern border, everything from shooting at them to digging a water-filled trench with potentially dangerous reptiles inside," said Davis, who co-authored the book "Border Wars: Inside Trump's Assault on Immigration," which goes on sale this week.
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Everyone who arrives, whether it's regular or irregular, will be processed rigorously, and if they are coming across the border claiming refugee status and it turns out they are not refugees, they are not fleeing violence, or persecution, or war or terror, they will eventually be sent home to their countries, because it's not a shortcut into Canada.
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"I think there's a great deal of dissatisfaction among … young people, in particular with status quo establishment politics, and the two third-party candidates are coming across as not being part of the establishment," Sanders said on MSNBC on Monday night, as he urged young voters to look at Clinton's positions on climate change and college cost.
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"A year after Green Lantern had come and gone and we were both single we went on a double date – [Blake] was on a date with another guy and I was on a date with another girl – and it was like the most awkward date for the respective parties because we were just like fireworks coming across," he recounted.
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Nearly 13,000 Vietnamese people live in San Francisco, many of them in Little Saigon or Sài Gòn Nhỏ, a corner of the Tenderloin boxed in by Ellis, Polk, Turk, and Hyde where you can't go more than half a block without coming across a shop selling chả lụa or a restaurant serving steaming bowls of pho ga.
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Now, the scale of the problem is clear: Between April 19 and May 31 alone, 1,313 children were separated from 1,940 adults, according to the AP. Because all adults are now being charged with a crime for crossing the border, they can't be held with their children, who aren't criminally charged for coming across with their parents.
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Now, the scale of the problem is clear: Between April 19 and May 31 alone, 1,995 children were separated from 1,940 adults, according to the AP. Because all adults are now being charged with a crime for crossing the border, they can't be held with their children, who aren't criminally charged for coming across with their parents.
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She would most likely float above President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's bombast — coming across as positive and reasonable.
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This is manifested in every issue you can imagine: the Confederate monuments fight, opposition to Black Lives Matter, intransigence on gun control, voter suppression laws, the Muslim ban, the hard line on asylum seekers coming across the southern border, calls to abolish the visa lottery, the defaming of majority black countries, efforts to overturn Roe v.
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Another gloomy, even bitter, study in Americana, its most distinctive bit of orchestration is a part for honky-tonk piano (ideally a detuned upright, but on Thursday conjured electronically, and far too weakly) that evokes the saloons — and, implicitly, the chauvinistic illusions — of Hollywood westerns, while coming across as a devilish shadow of the "real" solo piano.
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Tomi Lahren apologizes for 'way remarks came out' on border, Second Amendment Politicon announces lineup including Comey, Hannity, Priebus MORE apologized Friday after Democratic presidential candidate and former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Julián Castro blasted the conservative commentator for her comments suggesting that Americans would have to shoot immigrants coming across the border to "protect" themselves.
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Article continues after the video below Waypoint caught up with Nintendo's Reggie Fils-Aimé at E3 2017 Which just serves to highlight, by contrast, just how lost Forces feels—neither here nor there in terms of which Sonic era it can hang onto, and failing fans of both the 2D and 3D games by coming across as just barely competent in each discipline.
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The steel-and-concrete portions of the walls, which President Donald Trump has touted as the solution to the flow of undocumented immigrants coming across the US-Mexico border, can be sawed apart with at least one commercially available cordless tool that retails for less than $100, according to the Post, which cites US border officials with knowledge of the damage.
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Like, I knew she was a model but I didn't really...you know, so coming across Nightclubbing on this album, which is just...it's something that you could just put on, you could have some friends over, maybe there's a bottle of bubbly going around, and the lights are kind of low; if you're in my house, the pink lamp is on.
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I just saved a group of people who for whatever reason had been set to be hostile, and then one of my characters said the thing that people in these stories are supposed to say—while coming across as oblivious to the fact that one of those ungrateful assholes had tried to gun him down, and I'd just saved his life.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Before coming across an unusually calligraphic painting of a mountain, Williams College Museum of Art Curator Kevin Murphy considered the turn-of-the-century artist Abbott Handerson Thayer "a one slide guy," a man known for portraits of placid angels, who in an art history class might get one mention and then be forgotten.
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" Ms. Rossman said the case appeared to be the first challenge to the Bureau of Prisons policy on medication-assisted treatment, adding, "What's now coming across loud and clear is that the standard of care to treat opioid use disorder is medication-assisted treatment, and it's ineffective and unlawful to prevent individuals from accessing their treatment and medication for that disease.
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I think that coming across some of the published commentary of the 19th and early 20th centuries—from Susan B. Anthony's Homes of Single Women speech, to a 1904 newspaper column railing against the inequities of marriage, published by a "Bachelor Maid"—opened my eyes about how long these issues and questions and tensions have been in play, and how out in the open they've been.
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But after coming across some photos on a doctor's Instagram account that made me question the authenticity of the results, and after talking with other pros in the beauty industry who were also skeptical of too-good-to-be-true transformations, I reached out to board-certified dermatologist Robert Anolik, MD, and plastic surgeon Sachin Shridharani, MD, to ask: Should patients blindly trust before-and-afters?
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I think initially, making that jump from the first season where it was pretty personal and within my comfort zone in terms of my small group of friends and family, going into the second season, where things were coming across the transom from people that I didn't know and were sort of looking at me as something of an expert, was very daunting and kind of scary.
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