And when a prince converted, his entire principality was seen to have converted too.
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My father converted to Islam in the 1970s, and my mother converted when she married him.
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Her ex-husband converted to Islam, unilaterally converted their three children and ran away with them in 2009.
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If the failed converted 3D and upscaled 4K content are any indicators, converted HDR videos will never take off.
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Tryptophan is the amino acid that gets converted into 5-HTP, which eventually gets converted into serotonin in your brain.
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She converted to the S.L.A. to survive and then, after being arrested, converted back to being a Hearst to survive.
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Class C shares can be converted into class B ones, and class B ones can be converted into class A shares.
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That process commonly starts with the rupees being converted into dollars, just for a moment, before being converted once again into euros.
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Shapovalov created more break points (five) than Thiem (two), but he converted just one opportunity while Thiem converted both of his chances.
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So how do I know that the dollars that I spend actually converted to viewers or converted to whatever our advertising partners want?
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In order for the conversion to be complete, the rials had to be converted to U.S. dollars, which would then be converted into euros.
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If the day's sunlight were entirely converted to heat and stored away, it could be converted to light on demand — like, say, at night.
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He took a room in the Trumbull Theatre, a dilapidated complex of houses converted into flats and a brick factory converted into a community stage.
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The investor keeps an account in dollars, which are converted to the foreign currency for a purchase, then converted back after the holding is sold.
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Head counts are converted to a proportional number of county convention delegates, which are then converted to "state delegate equivalents," which then determine the win.
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And when developer Niantic converted the Ingress "Intel" map into the new Pokémon Go map, it converted all of Ingress's existing portals into brand new PokéStops.
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This molecule travels into the brain, where it&aposs converted into a neurotransmitter called serotonin, which in turn is converted into a hormone called melatonin. Voila!
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The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) says that in recent years the Great Plains has converted more grasslands to agriculture than the Brazilian Amazon has converted rainforest.
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He converted just two of 18 and has converted 36 percent of his break points in the tournament, which ties him for 77th in the 128-player field.
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The main job of their successors was to come to terms with these twin revolutions: Tony Blair converted Labour to Thatcherism and David Cameron converted the Tories to Jenkinsism.
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Both are actually converted supertankers that were tasked with the bulk transport of oil or its products before being converted to hospital ships in 1980s, according to the Navy.
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The notes can be converted on July 7, 2022 or will be mandatorily converted into ordinary shares on July 8, 2024, NAB said in a statement to the stock exchange.
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Money would be sent into the xRapid system, converted into XRP to move it through Ripple's product faster, then be converted back into whatever currency is required at the other end.
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The solar energy would be converted to microwaves that would be beamed back to Earth at receiving stations where it would then be converted to electricity and fed into the Grid.
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The technology, known as gasification, was essentially a converted blast furnace that could turn garbage into carbon monoxide and hydrogen gas — which, in turn, could be converted into low-emissions diesel.
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The Adobe vector files were then converted to CADCAM .
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Babbage, inspired by Prony, converted this insight into mechanical hardware.
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Say you want to know how your SendGrid campaign converted.
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Wall and Stobbe stayed in a converted building in Refshaleøen.
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The Rams converted 214 of 11 chances on third down.
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She converted to Islam while studying at Mississippi State University.
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Dallas took the poem and converted it to a song.
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"She's converted cold calls, and the app makes it easier."
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The adjustable straps can even be converted to racerback, too.
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Marlins RHP A.J. Ramos has converted all 21 save chances.
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Rent the converted electric vehicle for an Australian road trip.
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The hull has been constructed from a converted cocoa warehouse.
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Unissued coins will be converted into equity in the company.
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He converted the team's second penalty in the second half.
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Converted to metric tons, that's a bit over 400 million.
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We converted a church and made it into a library.
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I think once you become a Hunza girl, you're converted.
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Connolly converted off a turnover by Hurricanes defenseman Noah Hanifin.
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How can all this energy be converted into something lasting?
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The attention this generates can be converted into more activists.
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Air Cargo has converted its Short 330s into cargo planes.
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Kelly was converted from an infielder to catcher in 21.
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Kelly was converted from an infielder to catcher in 228.
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A former police barracks there was recently converted into apartments.
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These will be converted to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate codes.
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The Red Wolves' otherwise struggling offense converted on each mistake.
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Hudson converted his second save despite staggering to the finish.
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But I'm converted when I sweep it over my face.
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It has since been converted into a cruise ship terminal.
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That's been converted into a food bank for government employees.
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But that's no good for the smoker who hasn't converted.
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Within four years, The Times had fully converted to photocomposition.
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Yankees LHP Aroldis Chapman has converted all six save opportunities.
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He converted to Catholicism when Rachel was eight years old.
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The compartment had six seats, which converted to padded bunks.
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The Austrians, the first to turn in, converted the seats.
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She talked with the fervor of somebody who'd been converted.
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Today, the Worthing Pier has been converted into a theater.
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This unit, a loft, was converted within the last year.
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Britton converted all 47 of his save opportunities last year.
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Parts of it were later converted into a mental hospital.
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There's also a converted carriage house with three guest suites.
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Indeed, is such a show merely preaching to the converted?
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Last season, they were converted 65 percent of the time.
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Even manufacture of business machines was converted into producing firearms.
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As someone who'd kind of ... honestly, I've kind of converted.
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Abandoned office buildings are being converted to apartments and hotels.
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Ríos Montt, like many Guatemalans, had converted to evangelical Protestantism.
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Palat converted a rebound off a miss from Tyler Johnson.
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It's a garden shed that's been converted into real estate.
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CL: Is it true that your mother converted to Islam?
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Editor's note: All prices have been converted to U.S. dollars.
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It will be converted to one year of supervised probation.
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Would you say you've converted fans on the Purpose tour?
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He converted with a stab volley into an open court.
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The lighting in his newly converted home studio was subpar.
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"They've converted a recreation room, basically, into a television studio."
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My painting studio is a converted bedroom in my house.
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Part of Guthrie's basement has been converted into a studio.
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The company relocated in January to a converted fruit warehouse.
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He converted to Christianity, and they married on Valentine's Day.
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They're not eaten or killed — they're adopted and converted, somehow.
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At a house converted into a bar in Richmond, Calif.
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He converted the presidential palace into a public cultural center.
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She was relocated to work in a converted coat closet.
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And Kagawa converted the penalty to put Japan on top.
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Conventional wisdom, in turn, has been largely converted into complacency.
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A small office could be converted into an additional bathroom.
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I don't see the point of preaching to the converted.
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People magazine reported on Tuesday that she has already converted.
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Urban farmers converted vacant lots into founts of organic produce.
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Osaka converted her first game point with another 117 m.p.h.
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Watford then converted two free throws with 16.5 seconds left.
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A Vatican official identifies it as the converted Harrods depository.
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My chief information officer, a tech guru, has converted me.
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After a decade of doubt, a country was suddenly converted.
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All told, Green Bay converted 9 of 14 third downs.
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Aho was in the box for hooking when Tuch converted.
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Some convention centers have even been converted into temporary hospitals.
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Ivanka Trump converted to Judaism before marrying Kushner in 2009.
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They got back together, and Ivanka later converted to Judaism.
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Indianapolis converted a portion of its fleet to electric buses.
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The third bedroom, a converted den, has twin bunk beds.
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They got themselves into third and shorts and they converted.
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Over all, he converted six of 17 break point chances.
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It converted the anxiety caused by the firebombing into action.
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Some would rather see those lots converted into public space.
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Next, these transcripts were converted into dialogue for two actors.
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Aroldis Chapman is another enigmatic case study for converted relievers.
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Editor's Note: All prices have been converted to the U.S. dollar.
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Ivanka converted to Judaism before marrying husband Jared Kushner in 2009.
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I am here to tell you that I have been converted.
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Both teams converted on the power play in the first period.
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The Gophers forced 11 turnovers, which Minnesota converted into 16 points.
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Chad Green pitched a scoreless ninth and converted his second save.
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"She has not converted [to Islam]," a rep told Gossip Cop.
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While editing the book, Hyman claims she converted to Evangelical Christianity.
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The computers are sent to Colombia and converted back into pesos.
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Brewers RHP Jeremy Jeffress has converted all seven save opportunities. 3.
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It also has a spa-like bathroom in a converted silo.
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A nearby grain silo will soon be converted into a library.
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Converted to the dollar it's not much, but it's the principle!
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Their power play converted 30 percent of their chances against Anaheim.
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His father is a Kundalini yogi who has converted to Sikhism.
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Dallas converted just five of its 083 shots from the floor.
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That question quickly converted a personal misfortune into a professional mandate.
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As he explains, all army members were automatically converted into Guardians.
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But the moment those emails are converted to votes, we win.
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Nowitzki was forced to foul, and Irving converted both free throws.
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Customers seem to have converted 3.9trn pounds ($2.6bn) to dollar accounts.
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He has converted 26 consecutive saves going back to last season.
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Importing mountain-veneration to Japan was, admittedly, preaching to the converted.
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In some cases, donated miles or points are converted to cash.
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Angels RHP Bud Norris has converted 12 of 14 save opportunities.
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She converted to Catholicism ahead of her 2011 wedding to Albert.
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Young converted to Islam in March 2015, the court documents said.
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Therefore, the fat you eat is what gets converted to ketones.
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The RAW file was imported into Photoshop and converted to JPEG.
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He converted the three-point play, pushing the lead to eight.
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Mr. McDew, who had converted to Judaism, lived in St. Paul.
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Some paper-based fingerprint records weren't consistently converted into digital form.
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That creates data points, which can be converted into a map.
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Box's four founders around 2005 outside their converted garage apartment/headquarters.
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He converted the free throw to complete the four-point play.
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The funds can be converted to a Roth at any time.
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Molly later converted to evangelical Christianity and campaigned for Ronald Reagan.
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A DS Lite that has been converted into a Neon Advance.
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Many of the schools that weren't damaged were converted into shelters.
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In 29, he quit the rap world and converted to Islam.
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The Hawks scored late when Hardaway converted a three-point play.
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That research converted Crockett from Centering skeptic to full-blown evangelist.
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Some 247,21990 non-religious schools have been converted to imam hatips.
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Martinook's goal opened the scoring when he converted on a rebound.
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He did not say which coal-fired plant would be converted.
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Five years later, he converted to a strictly animal-free diet.
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They went up 9-0 when Anderson converted from 44 yards.
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Seth Lugo pitched a scoreless ninth and converted his third save.
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It's converted by the liver into morphine that can ease pain.
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That means half the electricity is converted to heat, not light.
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We meet at a restaurant in a converted air controller tower.
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Nonetheless, he claims to have converted at least a dozen people.
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The Vikings converted just 210 of 221 chances from long range.
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And after one trip spent traveling with them, I was converted.
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The twin beds can be converted into one king-size bed.
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It will be converted into 220 apartment units for $21953 million.
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Williams, born in the English Midlands, was converted eight years back.
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We converted those points into gift cards to our favorite restaurants.
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"We ourselves need to be converted," he said of church leaders.
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The old power station may be converted into offices for Google.
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They also generally can be converted into a fixed-rate loan.
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Of course, living in a converted bus does have some drawbacks.
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The Shockers forced 19 turnovers that they converted into 22 points.
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Today, the factory has been converted into space for start-ups.
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Soon he was dating Ms. Mari and converted to veganism, too.
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Finally, we turn a corner and see an old converted farmhouse.
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Lobs anywhere near the basket are magically converted into two points.
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And not just in the sense of preaching to the converted.
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Around 40 or so stores will be converted into Michaels locations.
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In 2008, she converted the riad into a four-bedroom hotel.
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Afterward, the temporary highway would be converted into a new promenade.
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It is a converted cattle sty of approximately 350 sq. ft.
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Mr. Solomon sold and closed stores and converted others to franchises.
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They converted human experience into data and claimed ownership of it.
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Diaz had converted 22 straight save chances dating to last season.
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One of them is a converted Walmart Supercenter in Brownsville, Tex.
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Abelardo Morell converted a dark, sealed tent into a camera obscura.
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A shed with electricity could be converted into a pool house.
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Do these converted kids play a special role in their hierarchy?
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The beginnings were humble; dancers took class in a converted garage.
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It employed some 2,100 people, when converted into full-time workers.
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Mahut converted the first match point with a fine reflex volley.
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Earnings made abroad also lose value when converted back to dollars.
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The Encore camper van was converted for a customer named Melodie.
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Classrooms had been converted to dormitories, with mattresses on the floor.
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Old brass trumpets, converted to light fixtures, hung over the bar.
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Dia:Beacon basically preaches to the converted, if not to the devout.
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During Ottoman rule, many had been converted into mosques, then abandoned.
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The three facilities that have already been converted offer 3,400 beds.
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That included 303 offensive caroms that were converted into 18 points.
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Still, Mr. Neti persists with the zeal of the newly converted.
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After she converted to Islam, they married in a religious ceremony.
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A disputed penalty was won and converted by Bournemouth's Callum Wilson.
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The bell tower was converted to an en-suite master bathroom.
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Antoine Griezmann converted the penalty to put France back in front.
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It's seized land that's logged, burned and converted, mostly for grazing.
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Almost exactly 200 years ago, it was converted into a museum.
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During the Byzantine period, the tomb was converted to a church.
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When his college girlfriend converted to evangelicalism, Mr. Brody adamantly resisted.
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In this bustling district, converted factories host trendy breweries and restaurants.
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Oklahoma made mistakes, and the Cyclones usually converted them into points.
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He's also converted 22020 percent of his free throws this season.
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He converted their storage unit into a bike room, and Mrs.
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He changed his name when he converted to Islam in 1964.
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But in 2009, the couple reconciled and Ivanka converted to Judaism.
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Reformers in 21911 called for temples to be converted into schools.
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Ivanka Trump converted to Orthodox Judaism before marrying Kushner in 2009.
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Texas Tech converted just one of its 14 third-down tries.
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Ramos has converted 22 straight save chances dating to last season.
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My dad converted his closet into a little office for me.
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Like oil and coal, kitchen scraps can be converted into energy.
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Dimitrov, the fifth seed, converted four of his nine break opportunities.
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Clorox Company, for example, has converted all of its U.S. facilities.
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With its pressure garnering takeaways, Memphis converted that into easy offense.
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Instead, that funding would be converted into block grants for states.
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Johnson converted a driving layup for a 59-58 Pittsburgh advantage.
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She plucked what was profoundly natural and converted it into enchantment.
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He changed his name when he converted to Islam in 1964.
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James's school was a converted log cabin with an outdoor toilet.
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The number of streams is converted into equivalent album units (EAU).
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By the sixth century A.D. most Nubians had converted to Christianity.
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Its adjoining laboratory is now being converted into a science center.
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U.S.-born Lindh converted from Catholicism to Islam as a teenager.
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It immediately converted the sentence into a 45,000 euro ($51,000) fine.
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It was converted into an unlikely tourist attraction in the 1990s.
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The researchers then converted all their damage estimates into dollar values.
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This was then converted, using a Web Speech API, into text.
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Betsy was a converted DC-3 and Cathay's first passenger plane.
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International Real Estate 24 Photos View Slide Show ' A CONVERTED WINERY IN UPPER CONSTANTIA $1,215,601 (16,900,000 rand) This home in the leafy, upmarket Cape Town suburb of Upper Constantia was converted from a winery built in 1790.
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Also, the gravitational waves emitted by merging black holes, converted into sound.
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Toronto was guilty of 19 turnovers, which Indiana converted into 25 points.
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Converting funds to a Roth will end RMDs on the funds converted.
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He has since converted SAC into a family office, Point72 Asset Management.
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Anytime the key gets converted into classical information, normal hacking rules apply.
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He's already converted to hardcore—he used to be a metalhead, though.
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Most oil plants are being shut or converted to use natural gas.
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You're essentially listening to a converted version of the plasma around Saturn.
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He then converted the forum into an entertainment content website called Yeah1!.
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I removed one of the kitchens and converted it into my studio.
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The Citi analysts converted this into a bearish call on British equities.
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One former dormitory for residents has been converted into a doggie daycare.
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Maryland shot 231 percent from the field while Radford converted 230 percent.
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U.S. based UxC, LLC also calculates prices for converted and enriched uranium.
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Much of this land has now been converted into productive agricultural economies.
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A lesbian couple in a converted hunting cabin who needed kitchen chairs.
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Lowry made a layup and converted the free throw to tie it.
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Huberdeau shoveled the puck to his left to Malgin, who quickly converted.
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Reds RHP Raisel Iglesias has converted 16 of 17 save opportunities. 3.
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The most loved stories were, somewhat ironically, converted back into print books.
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Some of its converted PDF files are garbled, indicating a hasty operation.
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Young converted to Islam in March 2015, according to the court documents.
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Thomas Müller, Germany's most experienced taker, has converted 79% of his shots.
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In this case, the investor pays income taxes on the amount converted.
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Delgado converted the 2D sprites into 3D models with a Python script.
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Then, the images were transferred off and converted from HEX to PNG.
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Thompson and the Wildcats converted two short fields for second-half touchdowns.
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Forests where tigers had lived were cut down and converted to farmland.
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And not all those who peruse Mr Najib's Instagram account are converted.
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Your childhood just got converted into a tub of ice cream delight.
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He has converted his last 21 save opportunities, dating to Aug. 14.
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"When we got turnovers, we converted them," Broncos coach Gary Kubiak said.
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As matter falls towards these black holes, they get converted into energy.
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"Some doctors were converted to Christianity without reading the Bible," recalls Ganbold.
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By 2018 all such debt is supposed to be converted into bonds.
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Theoretically, all Tethers could be converted to an equal number of dollars.
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McCollum converted both foul shots to shorten the lead to 221-210.
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This is the same Sony image converted into a JPEG via Photoshop.
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Doyle would have converted a third-and-15 had he not fumbled.
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Gasser converted a 24-yard field goal to open the second half.
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"I lived a crazy wild party life before I converted," Yoches said.
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Cornet converted eight of 12 break points while posting the comeback win.
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But almost all the land has now been converted to residential housing.
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The refinery will be converted into an asphalt-fuelled electric power plant.
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The converted field goals and 3-pointers made also were career bests.
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About $200 million of that figure was later converted into grant assistance.
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That's because when he preaches to the converted he alienates other voters.
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Prior to Wednesday, Familia had converted his last 252 regular-season opportunities.
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Ellis then converted his crushing three-point play off a driving layup.
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For the already converted, this belated recognition was founded on old news.
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He converted 6 of 7 shots from the line in the quarter.
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A sprawling athletic compound had been converted to a "big data" center.
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That gave the Penguins a two-man advantage, and they quickly converted.
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Many plans went bankrupt or were converted to 401(k) type plans.
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Kerem Kanter converted the three-point play and Xavier was within 13.
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The England captain, Owen Farrell, converted two penalty goals for the English.
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Its current home, at 346 Broadway, is being converted into luxury condominiums.
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It was in Jamaica that Kelley and his family converted to Judaism.
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The minors have been housed temporarily in converted shipping containers in Calais.
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But on election night, Trump won't only be preaching to the converted.
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In the winter, the fountain will be converted to a skating rink.
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The Sharks converted for the first time on their fourth power play.
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That's because most have been converted into laundry rooms or storage areas.
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Each team converted once on a power play in the opening period.
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Such bonds must be converted into underlying shares by a specific date.
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Brewers RHP Jeremy Jeffress has converted 23 of 24 save chances. 2.
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Giuliani, like the President, is not seeking converts but comforting the converted.
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Six years later it was converted into the current Flying Eye Hospital.
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Cepelova converted all four break-point opportunities, three on errors by Muguruza.
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The Grizzlies committed 763 turnovers that the Heat converted into 276 points.
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The Browns converted on five of their first seven third-down situations.
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The Heat committed 17 turnovers that the Hornets converted into 21 points.
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The Moskva was eventually renovated and converted into a Four Seasons Hotel.
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On the other side, he converted four of his five break points.
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In 1947, the camp was converted into a museum and memorial center.
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The villa property will be converted into a children's playground, Salvini said.
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He hadn't been religious, but in the ashram, he converted to Hinduism.
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The U.S. allowed the Argentines several open looks, which they mostly converted.
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Kloss confirmed the news she had converted in a March 2019 interview.
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Dailey's converted coffee shop became a hit with the city's bohemian community.
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The original kitchen has been converted to a pantry and laundry room.
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For Trump, it is just another way of preaching to the converted.
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Voting for the game will be converted to a two-round process.
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Some, squat toilets, have been converted into solitary confinement or torture chambers.
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Ivanka (unlike, say, Chelsea) converted, and is raising her children Jewish—that's
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California has a law that allows rigs to be converted into reefs.
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He sped to the net and converted a feed from Ryan Dzingel.
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Parker: I knew a kid who converted junior year to fit in.
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So yeah, we bought a place outside of Newport and converted that.
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Why do we want to know which buildings have been illegally converted?
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By the end the body is converted into a plastic-like substance.
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Typically death sentences be converted to life imprisonment subject to good behavior.
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Her family was of Jewish heritage but had converted to Roman Catholicism.
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They distanced themselves when Wilhelm married a Calvinist and converted in turn.
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The first post-colonial tavern was housed in a converted doctor's residence.
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And just as the Buddhist leaders feared, she has converted to Islam.
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INDOORS The 28252 neoclassical revival building was converted to condominiums in 22440.
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Lavelle converted a left-footed deflection off a pass from Lindsey Horan.
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Médine, who is of Algerian descent, converted to Islam as a teenager.
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But his behavior during his third election bid converted many former skeptics.
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About six years ago, the Longs converted the restaurant into their home.
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It was converted by the developer Mitchell Holdings into condos in 2013.
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He converted a pass from Jakub Vrana and beat Murray glove side.
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Take a look at the private jet aircraft converted for military use.
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Mile Jedinak converted the penalty for Australia, and the score was tied.
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It was a signifier that he was not preaching to the converted.
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They'll either be converted into served counters or be discontinued, he said.
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Washington converted all four free throw attempts for a 59-51 edge.
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Both the parlor and the study could be converted into additional bedrooms.
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The company has temporarily converted rent to being entirely based on sales.
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Its usual venue has been converted to a 1,000-bed field hospital.
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The seven-unit converted mansion also comes with a 24-hour doorman.
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A third bedroom was converted into a professionally designed soundproof screening room.
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About half of the daily haul is converted to energy or composted.
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The rendezvous point was in a converted house next to a market.
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Confirmed coronavirus patients with mild symptoms were put in large converted spaces.
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The former mixed-used rental building was converted to condos in 2009.
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All its locations were converted into Macy's stores or closed for good.
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After selling their converted schoolhouse, the next step was to start planning.
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On a two-on-none, Gourde converted a pass from Brayden Point.
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They can also be converted into emergency shelter tents if need be.
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In the experimental mice, white fat was being converted to brown fat.
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The crater left by the gym excavation was converted into a pond.
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According to Israeli news media reports, he had recently converted to Islam.
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But 43 seconds later, Wallmark converted off a rebound for the Hurricanes.
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"He's not just interested in preaching to the converted," Mr. Alterman said.
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Most camper vans are converted from larger vans like Mercedes-Benz Sprinters.
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Two can sleep in the foldout bed converted from the two backseats…
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One room could be converted into a full bathroom, Ms. Destrée said.
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George converted 9 of 14 shots and 253 of 7 3-pointers.
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Two hangars, built in 1938, have been converted into engineering work spaces.
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As you talk, your audio is converted to text on the screen.
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Chiasson converted a rebound of a shot by right winger Curtis Lazar.
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George converted 9 of 14 shots and 6 of 503 3-pointers.
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Brooks made both free throws, then Jon Teske converted an offensive rebound.
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"These ads tend to be watched by the already converted," she says.
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With the Sixers trailing 96-80, Embiid converted a three-point play.
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He had converted enough of his jailers while he was in prison.
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Like a subterranean basketball court that could be converted into a pool.
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Colonial structures have been converted into hip restaurants, shops and even homes.
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The downtown park Discovery Green had been converted to ground zero, a.k.a.
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The Red Wings converted on the only power play of the period.
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It converted its debt to equity in order to list its shares.
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Gonzaga converted its two free throws, and the Wildcats never bounced back.
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Buck & Johnny's is in a converted car dealership in downtown Breaux Bridge.
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They approach the dish with the zeal and reverence of the converted.
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Those newly converted Republicans in Chicago voted in 1968 for Richard Nixon.
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Once transfers are competed, the coins can be converted back to dollars.
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Trump said he even converted one opponent to a $10 million donor.
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One problem—Philip's missionaries had already converted every city in my civilization.
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He'd converted, changing his screen name from Weissewolfe to Kekman Al-Amriki.
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The animation is fairly smooth, even with a shaky hand, courtesy of the Pixel's new video stabilization technology, as evidenced by the Motion Photo converted into a video, converted into a gif of my rabbit Lucy seen above.
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When I converted to Islam 34 years ago, I wasn't speaking Arabic yet.
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Atlanta converted 239 2100-point shots — five from rookie Kevin Huerter (297 points).
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In 2012, it converted to something that looks more like a window pane.
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Soviet dorm on the expensive campus of a fancy college, I was converted.
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Michelle Goldberg is an author, Slate columnist, and recently converted Hillary Clinton fan.
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"I don't think he's sincerely converted himself but he's very pragmatic," Wong says.
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Running back Orleans Darkwa converted the 2-point try, making it 173-21.
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The Sharks converted 1:46 into Ryan Johansen's holding penalty of Joe Pavelski.
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Smaller rooftops on regular office buildings have also been converted to green energy.
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I am in essence reclaiming that choice, but saying that I re-converted.
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Liston had perhaps the hardest jab in boxing, being a converted left hander.
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This unintended encounter could be converted into a police-community trust-building opportunity.
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Daniel Defoe thought the French seemed to have converted "refined air" into profit.
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The bathroom is about 50 feet from the potato, in a converted silo.
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RHP Wade Davis converted his 20th consecutive save, a single-season club record.
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Their earnings were converted into bitcoins at exchange houses in Russia and Ukraine.
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Wielandt converted to Islam to marry Abouallal's brother when they were still teens.
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An area under the bridge is being converted into a public art venue.
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When Amazonian forests are converted into savannah, there's less rainfall and more drought.
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Women from Ukraine have been converted and "imported" to deepen the gene pool.
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Converted to dollars, that's $535 and a lot more than Dell's $349.99 headset.
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He has converted 74 of 87 free throws (19953 percent) through 16 games.
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In Uttar Pradesh 5,000 schools converted to English-medium in April this year.
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Antoine Griezmann converted the penalty and France went on to win 4-2.
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We've actually taken maps of the entire world and converted them to Minecraft.
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Inspired by Malcolm X, one of the group's leaders, he converted in 1963.
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But are either of us converted to the clean eating lifestyle for dogs?
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The bankruptcy case was converted to a Chapter 7 liquidation on July 26.
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Nine national parks were converted into reserves, covering more than 4503,000 square kilometres.
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It's where I saw the foremen had converted shipping containers into their offices.
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Bear in mind, though, that any amount that's converted is considered taxable income.
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He converted a billion dollars worth of stock into cash earlier this month.
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Caffe models can be easily converted to Caffe2 models with a utility script.
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From now until the end of the month, Elevate points can be converted.
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Linger used to be Olinger's Mortuary until it was converted into a restaurant.
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Daily Total: $19 Editor's Note: All prices have been converted to U.S. dollars.
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It's already been converted into a YA novel and is currently touring theaters.
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Thomas converted all nine of his free throws and finished with 225 points.
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Under the Trump proposal, many current grants would instead be converted to loans.
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Almena rented and illegally converted the warehouse into a residence and entertainment venue.
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The amount that's converted is included in your gross income for that year.
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Further, the amount you've converted is considered income, and it's subject to taxes.
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This can be converted into a once-per-second tick that doesn't waver.
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Then again, Juuling and vaping more broadly has successfully converted smokers into vapers.
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Sometimes a converted bogey putt is more important than any holed birdie putt.
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Harden converted his first five shot attempts while scoring 16 first-quarter points.
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ISIS soldiers killed at will and forcibly converted minorities to Islam, Aboush says.
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She proudly reports that she has converted her mother, a former Clinton-fan.
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Abbasi's government also wants furnace oil plants to be converted for gas use.
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He was photographed outside the sports complex converted into a shelter for migrants.
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If they are explained clearly and convincingly, prospects can be converted into buyers.
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Yellow cake is converted into a gas called uranium hexafluoride (UF6) before enrichment.
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Davis converted a three-point play to tie the score 23 seconds later.
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Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger converted through the air, using Antonio Brown, and others, deftly.
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Duke converted four free throws in one trip for a 56-49 edge.
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Georgetown converted 11 of 24 treys, while Appalachian State made 9 of 32.
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A bunker in Lin that has been converted into a Greek Orthodox shrine.
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Davis has converted his last 18 save chances going back to last season.
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You land on a street light that's been converted into a drone charger!
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Then, when she was 9, Stephanie and her family collectively converted to Islam.
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If the account can be converted quickly, any taxes owed could be minimal.
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The Right Sectorites had converted his home in Ivano-Frankivsk into an armory.
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Users can also snap photos of text and have it converted to speech.
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At some point in his teens or early 2800s, Kotey converted to Islam.
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Brown converted a layup with 5:45 left for a 99-87 lead.
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Many of those who stayed here died or converted to Christianity in marriage.
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Transmar's bankruptcy case was converted to a Chapter 7 liquidation on July 26.
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Jackson hit a 212-pointer before Johnson converted a traditional three-point play.
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"I thought we played well," said Jordan, who converted seven of nine shots.
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The ship was converted from a super-taker at a shipyard in Singapore.
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Peter, her father, a Protestant from Yorkshire, converted to Catholicism before their marriage.
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Once in the liver, metabolic enzymes converted the compound into an active drug.
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They converted Duvall to left field, where he has made a smooth transition.
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Dating to last August, he has converted 50 straight regular-season save chances.
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The apartment was located in a converted office block far from her neighborhood.
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And the rest of the country, it seemed, was newly converted to homophobia.
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Volatile isobutane is converted in the alkylation unit to a component of gasoline.
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These units, often called "granny flats," typically consist of converted garages or basements.
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A Californian, raised as a Catholic, he converted to Islam at age 16.
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Only a fraction of that audience would have likely converted to paying customers.
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The building was converted from rentals to luxury condos by O'Connor Capital Partners.
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It can be converted to a written transcript for later use in court.
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It is gratifying to see how past barriers can be converted into linkages.
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Baltimore LHP Zach Britton has converted 26 straight saves to begin the season.
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If converted, this would give Alibaba about a 10% stake in the company.
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The other half will be located in Australia in a converted gold mine.
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A third, in Karnes City, Texas, has been converted to house adult females.
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RHP A.J. Ramos converted his sixth save in six opportunities this season Thursday.
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Attached to the dome is an additional workshop, converted from a sleep container.
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Flex balances that are converted can only be applied up to Platinum status.
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Across a fibre-optic network, her words are converted into weightless digital information.
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Arizona RHP Brad Ziegler has converted a team-record 32 straight saves. 3.
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Classrooms had been converted into bedrooms, but silver lockers still lined the halls.
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Mississippi State gained 383 first downs and converted 7 of 12 third downs.
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It converted one of its freezers into a refrigerator to store the meat.
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Reid was a London-born Briton who converted to Islam as an adult.
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The first matches are held in a converted stadium named after Louis Armstrong.
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Philadelphia went for two and Darren Sproles converted for a 29-20 advantage.
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She converted a pass from Heath to push the lead to 3-0.
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On the one hand, his daughter Ivanka converted to Judaism several years ago.
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City's consolation goal came in added time when Sergio Aguero converted a penalty.
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Ms. Hashemi was born Melanie Franklin in New Orleans and converted to Islam.
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A few were in Dumbo, including 220 Water Street, a converted shoe factory.
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Huys van Leyden is a 400-year-old house converted into a hotel.
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The two metals are converted into oxides because these can't cause nuclear explosions.
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Part of the two-car garage has been converted into Ms. Mascara's studio.
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He converted a centering pass from Conor Sheary to make it 4-1.
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Across from the circular driveway are the converted barn and the stable complex.
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I recently visited Caveri again, and asked if she'd been converted as well.
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She converted to Christianity and took the name Mary, angering her Indian supporters.
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Giles converted his 25th save in 24 chances, but it was hardly easy.
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Giles converted his 19th save in 20 chances, but it was hardly easy.
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They'll now be converted into an action against the estate of Jeffrey Epstein.
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Meyer's Radish, the scent that converted him into a fan of the brand.
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"This is a converted cargo 747," the official said, wearing full protective gear.
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The Cardinal forced UCLA into 16 turnovers, which they converted into 21 points.
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From the slot, Garland converted a pass from behind the net by Hall.
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The most common misconception by far, was that fat is converted to energy.
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When this happens, the starch will ferment instead of being converted to glucose.
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So far he says it's successfully converted 123 cells out of 15 tries.
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His mother, who converted to Judaism, came from a pious Roman Catholic family.
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Mr. Raisani, a filmmaker, also converted a backyard shed into a home office.
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Carlyle converted into a "C corporation," the standard model for publicly traded companies.
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Instead, an existing manor house was converted into a 16-room boutique hotel.
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The third-floor walk-up, in a converted church building, rented for $2003,500.
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In 1929, Corn Exchange Bank and Trust converted the two buildings into one.
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Marquette converted only 8 of 30 field goal tries in the first half.
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"They are old vessels that are converted to transport animals," Ms. Porta said.
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Atlanta had 17 offensive rebounds, which it converted into 19 second-chance points.
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It was a record 41st time that Hamilton had converted pole into victory.
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Its headquarters were in a converted mansion at 2000th Street and Lexington Avenue.
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Wagner made a 3-pointer and Simpson converted a layup during that span.
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The third floor has been converted into 116 artist studios and a gallery.
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We browse a market that is in an old converted mansion nearby, Embaixada.
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Instant oats should be avoided, because they will be rapidly converted to sugar.
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Although Mendelssohn had converted to Christianity, he remained conscious of his Jewish origins.
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Greg Joseph converted the point after to make the score 7-0 Tennessee.
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This unpleasantness isn't swept under the rug or converted into something readily digestible.
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SeaWorld has converted one of its steel coasters, Kraken, into this Unleashed enhancement.
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Here, we converted one of the third-floor bedrooms into a real office.
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Here, we converted one of the third-floor bedrooms into a real office.
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Some plants have been converted partially to burn biomass, such as wood pellets.
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Oklahoma City converted at the free-throw line to put the game away.
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For 18 years Masses and other ceremonies were held in a converted apartment.
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Brewers RHP Jeremy Jeffress has converted 15 of his 16 save opportunities. 3.
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The People's Republic of China has converted this space into a nature reserve.
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St. John's converted just 2 of 12 3-point attempts in the half.
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"As of now, none of the bets have converted into results," he said.
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Several of the warehouse clubs are expected to be converted into distribution centers.
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To accommodate additional guests, the lounge can also be converted into a bedroom.
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Kyrgios saved the first two with booming serves but Murray converted the third.
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He writes these books out of a garage he converted into an office.
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But getting your digital wealth converted into cold hard cash is more problematic.
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"All death sentences are hereby converted to life imprisonment," the majority ruling said.
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I've since moved into a bungalow with a loft converted into a room.
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In the body, it is converted into a compound known as OEA (oleoylethanolamide).
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Another 10 hypermarkets will be converted into Sam's Club stores, the company said.
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CHINA'S SHANGHAI CRUDE OIL FUTURES HIT DOLLAR CONVERTED RECORD OF $73.38 PER BARREL
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St. Patrick was a Christian missionary who converted the Irish people to Christianity.
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Some of the converted jails also have gymnasiums, kitchen facilities and outdoor gardens.
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O'Reilly converted the rebound from the left side for a 1-0 lead.
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The bench seats in the living area can be converted into a bed.
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"When you read 1,500 words about the rainforest, you get converted," says Gunther.
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""This tiny restaurant serves Tel-Aviv inspired sharing plates in a converted shop.
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James White converted the two-point conversion run for a 17-10 lead.
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But Kentucky had 22 turnovers and converted just 393 of 15 free throws.
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They've converted anti-immigrant rhetoric into policy, stigmatizing immigrants on a vast scale.
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He converted the attic to a home office and put in a dormer.
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She had a Muslim boyfriend and converted, wearing a head scarf in public.
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Bonsegundo converted the retake, and the game finished in a 3-3 tie.
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At our school, the library had been converted into a behavioral isolation unit.
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The antiquities museum is housed inside a converted former palace of Saddam Hussein.
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